Student-Athletes: Thirty-Seven Louisiana Student-Athletes Earn Degrees

Ragin’ Cajuns close out 2020 Spring semester in strong fashion

LAFAYETTE – Louisiana Athletics saw 37 student-athletes across 10 of its sports programs earn degrees on Friday as the 2020 Spring semester officially came to a close.
 
The department’s Track & Field program’s led the way with a total of 12 graduates, while Women Soccer’s Franziska Riepl was named the Outstanding Graduate for the B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration.
 
"On behalf of our entire department, I want to congratulate all of our graduates," Director of Athletics Bryan Maggard said. "Receiving a college degree is our number one priority for our student-athletes, and I could not be more proud of and happier for this spring’s graduating class and their families. We wish them great success as they begin the next chapter and look forward to staying connected with this new group of Ragin’ Cajun alumni."
 
Football, Baseball and Women’s Soccer each had four student-athletes receive their degrees, with three student-athletes from both Men’s Basketball, Softball and Men’s Tennis earned their degrees. Two student-athletes from Women’s Basketball and Julia Pasch of the Volleyball program helped round out the department’s 37 graduates.
 
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2020 Spring Graduates
Gavin Bourgeois (Baseball) – Insurance & Risk Management
Austin Bradford (Baseball)  – General Studies
Tremaine Spears (Baseball) – Sports Management
Sebastian Toro (Baseball) – General Studies
Mason Aucoin (Men’s Basketball) – Chemical Engineering
Patrick Hardy (Men’s Basketball) – General Studies
Jalen Johnson (Men’s Basketball) – Mass Communication – Broadcasting
Raymond Calais (Football) – General Studies
Joe Dillon (Football) – General Studies
Jarrod Jackson (Football) – Psychology
Justin Middleton (Football) – General Studies
Silvio Cocito-Monoc (Men’s Tennis) – Management
Pearse Dolan (Men’s Tennis) – Economics
Jamie Fraser (Men’s Tennis) – Mechanical Engineering
Kyle Baudoin (Men’s Track) – Electrical Engineering
Regan Lemaire (Men’s Track) – Mechanical Engineering
Shaquille Singuineau (Men’s Track) – General Studies
Graham Sokol (Men’s Track) – General Studies
Kemondrick Walter (Men’s Track) – Criminal Justice
Dominque Williams (Men’s Track) – Management
Kendall Bess (Women’s Basketball) – General Studies
Jasmine Thomas (Women’s Basketball) – General Studies
Mia Camuso (Softball) – General Studies
Alaina Guarino (Softball) – Exercise Science – Fitness Studies
Julie Rawls (Softball) – Marketing
McKenzie Lee (Soccer) – Marketing
Victoria Mendes (Soccer) – Management
Ashley Newland (Soccer) – Management
Franziska Riepl (Soccer) – Economics
Alexa Breaux (Women’s Track) – Biology
Bailey Broussard (Women’s Track) – General Studies
Kalei Matthews (Women’s  Track) – General Studies
Shalei Matthews (Women’s Track) – General Studies
Kimberly Rushford (Women’s Track) – Psychology
Juliette Smith (Women’s Track) – General Studies
Julia Pasch (Volleyball) – Chemical Engineering