University of the Pacific awarded degrees to more than 60 student-athletes across 15 programs during commencement ceremonies over the weekend.

“To see our student-athletes compete at a high level both on the field and in the classroom has been incredible to watch,” said Leslie Chang, senior associate athletic director for student-athlete development and compliance. “I’m excited to watch these student-athletes take on the next chapter of their lives and have no doubt they will go on to become leaders in their fields the same way they led Pacific.”

The swimming and diving team had the highest number of graduates at eight students, followed closely by beach volleyball with seven. Several other programs also saw strong graduating classes, with six student-athletes earning degrees from their 2025–26 rosters. In addition, four graduating student-athletes completed post-graduate degrees during their time at Pacific, further highlighting the department’s commitment to academic excellence and rigor.

“This senior class has meant so much to our program,” said Katelyn Harrington, swimming and diving head coach. “They’ve grown not only as athletes, but as leaders and people, and it’s been an honor to be part of their journey. I’m so proud of everything they’ve accomplished and excited for what’s ahead for each of them.” 

Spring 2026 graduating student-athletes

Baseball 

• Logan Drummond (Communications)
• Rylan Evans (Sport Management and Analytics)
• Blaine French (Psychology)
• Grant MacArthur (Applied Economics)
• Nathen Nino (Communications)
• Jacob Tandy (Engineering Physics)

Men’s Basketball 

• Jaden Clayton (Sport Management and Analytics)
• Elias Ralph (Health and Exercise Science)
• Justin Rochelin (MS – Emergency Management)
• TJ Wainwright (Marketing)

Men’s Cross-Country/Track & Field 

• Logan Evans (Media X)
• Sam Lanham (Data Science)

Men’s Golf 

• Ian Fritz (Applied Economics)
• Deitrek Gill (Pre-Dentistry)
• Daniel Henely (Communications)
• Timothy Jung (Sport Management and Analytics)
• Travis Robbie (Health and Exercise Science)

Men’s Tennis 

• Terence Das (MA – Communications)
• Riley Hillenbrand (Business Administration – Finance)

Men’s Soccer 

• Luca Baltzer (Finance)
• Mateus Ruiz-Hurst (Media Arts and Production)
• Josemaria Barrera (Sport Management)
• Daniel Govea (Business Analytics)

Men’s Water Polo 

• Charles Donlin (Communications)
• Aleksander Newman (Business Administration – Business Analytics)
• Manuel Pembertty (Business Administration – Finance)
• Elijah Sternweiler (Business Administration – Business Analytics)
• Daniel Warman (Sport Management and Analytics)

Softball 

• Amanda Bricker (Speech-Language Pathology)
• Jordan Hayes (Mathematics)
• Asia Lee (Biological Sciences)
• Olivia Silvestre (Geo & Environmental Science)

Swimming and Diving 

• Diana Chan (Accounting)
• Ethan Cole (Electrical Engineering)
• Kate Geiger (Criminal Justice)
• Mattia Giurgevich (Business Administration – Finance)
• Matthew Honeck (Business Administration – Finance)
• Katie Honey (Speech-Language Pathology)
• Lilliana Noriega (Psychology)
• Maria Segovia Martinez (Bioengineering)
• Annelise Thomas (Business Administration – Analytics)

Volleyball 

• Logan Blutreich (Media X)
• Olivia Keller (MBA)
• Jayhlin Swain (Business Performance)
• Valentina Varani (MS – Business Analytics)

Women’s Basketball 

• Luisa Anderegg (Business Administration – Marketing)
• Mali Ennis (Business Administration – Management and Human Resources)
• Sydney Ward (Biological Sciences)

Beach Volleyball 

• Joelyn Abougoush (Pre-Dentistry)
• Josephine Kinlan (Media X)
• Abby Miller (Business Administration – Marketing)
• Kelea Saxton Vaka (Sport Management and Analytics)
• Jayhlin Swain (Human Performance)
• Alessia Brown (Sport Management and Analytics)
• Valentina Varani (MS – Business Analytics)

Women’s Cross Country / Track & Field 

• Logan Blutreich (Media X)
• Briteny Goyie (Business Administration – Finance)
• Gianna Solano (Computer Science)
• Serena Yee (Health and Exercise Science)

Women’s Soccer 

• Faylinn Berkowitz (Health and Exercise Science)
• Trianne Cooper (Sociology – Criminology)
• Haley Johnson (Business Administration – Management & Human Resource)
• Alexandria Jones (Political Science – Criminal Justice)
• Ka’ui Lani Pinkney (Psychology)

Women’s Tennis 

• Cindy Ung (MS – Cybersecurity)

Women’s Water Polo 

Amaya Leiby (Political Science – Criminal Justice

See upcoming events on the Pacific Athletics calendar.