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63 Clemson student-athletes graduate Friday

63 Clemson student-athletes graduate Friday


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Clemson, SC—Sixty-three Clemson student-athletes received undergraduate degrees during graduation ceremonies at Littlejohn Coliseum on Friday. Clemson President James Barker, a former Clemson student-athlete with the Clemson track program, presided over the ceremonies.

The Clemson football team had 13 current and former players receive degrees on Friday, more than any other sport. The list includes thee student-athletes who will be members of the 2010 Clemson team, Mike Wade, Richard Jackson and Terrance Ashe. The former Tiger gridders who received degrees included Derrick Hamilton, who is second to C.J. Spiller in Clemson history in career all-purpose yards, and Jamaal Fudge, who has played four years in the NFL.

Other former Tigers who received degrees on Friday included 2009 seniors Michael Palmer, a first-team All-ACC tight end for the 2009 Tigers Rendrick Taylor, Jeremy Campbell, and Kevin Alexander. Sixteen of the 18 seniors on the 2009 Clemson team now have degrees, 89 percent. Willy Korn, who still has two more years of eligibility and will play the 2010 season at Marshall, also received his undergraduate degree on Friday.

Clemson’s ACC Championship women’s track program had eight graduates on Friday, second among Clemson sports, while the women’s swimming team had seven. The list of women’s swimmers who earned degrees on Friday included Katina Obas, who also received an ACC Postgraduate scholarship this past April.

Four members of the Clemson baseball team received degrees on Friday, Those players are starting outfielder Wilson Boyd, starting second baseman Mike Freeman, relief pitcher Josh Thrailkill and pitcher Justin Sarratt. The Clemson baseball team faces Maryland in a key three-game series in College Park starting Friday night.

Other prominent Clemson athletes who graduated on Friday include All-ACC guard Lele Hardy, Clemson’s career leader in steals and a top 10 scorer in Clemson women’s basketball history, All-ACC volleyball player Lia Proctor, and three members of Clemson’s 2009 National Championship 4+ rowing team, Meredith Razzolina, Allison Colberg and Callen Erdeky.

Clemson Student-Athletes Who Received Degrees May 7, 2010


Student-Athlete	Sport	Major

Jennifer Agee Rowing Psychology

Kevin Alexander Football Sociology

Alex Allen W. Swimming Nursing

Terrance Ashe Football History

Miriam Bernard Women’s Track Wildlife and Fisheries Biology

Lily Boleyn Women’s Soccer Parks, Recreation, Tourism Mgt

Wilson Boyd Baseball Management

Michael Brooks Men’s Soccer Graphic Communications

Jeremy Campbell Football Management

Morganne Campbell W. Basketball Health Science

Christian Capote Football Health Science

Allison Colberg Rowing Mathematical Sciences

Etta Etta Tawo Football Management

Callen Erdeky Rowing Accounting

Jamaal Fudge Football Parks, Recreation, Tourism Mgt

Mike Freeman Baseball Financial Management

Ian Fuller Men’s Soccer Parks, Recreation, Tourism Mgt

Michaylin Golladay W. Track Health Science

Ashley Good Women’s Track Political Science

Carmen Groenewoud W. Swimming Marketing

Derrick Hamilton Football Parks, Recreation, Tourism Mgt.

Lele Hardy W. Basketball Socioogy

Kelly Hendershot W. Swimming Marketing

Rachel Hesler W. Swimming Biochemistry

Luke Hopkins Golf Sociology

Bryce Iverson Men’s Track Construction Science and Mgt

Lindsey Jackson Women’s Soccer Health Science

Richard Jackson Football Economics

Caroline Kennedy W. Track Health Science

Lauren Klas Women’s Track Marketing

Willy Korn Football Communications Studies

Allison Lapp W. Swimming Health Science

Kamal Marell Men’s Track Sociology

Daniel Mengering Men’s Swimming Polymer and Fiber Chemistry

Bryson Moore Men’s Soccer Graphic Communications

Kelsey Murphy Volleyball English

David Newton Men’s Soccer Civil Engineering

Will Noble Men’s Track Animal Veterinary Science

Katina Obas W. Swimming Health Science

Michael Palmer Football Marketing

April Parker W. Basketball Management

Carlos Peralta Men’s Tennis Industrial Management

David Potter Men’s Bball Sociology

Thomas Priest Men’s Soccer Economics

Lia Proctor Volleyball Sociology

George Rabon Football Accounting

Meredith Razzolini Rowing Psychology

Thomas Recko Men’s Swimming Health Science

Shane Reighard Men’s Track Genetics

Justin Sarratt Baseball Management

Olivia Shomaker Rowing Psychology

Amanda Snell W. Swimming Management

Chris Spear Men’s Track parks, Recreation, Tourism Mgt

Meg Steiner Volleyball Microbiology

Travis Swaggard Men’s Track Microbiology

Rendrick Taylor Football Special Education

Nathan Thornton Men’s Soccer Civil Engineering

Josh Thrailkill Baseball Management

Mairi Trimboli Rowing Economics

Ashley Vaughn W. Track Health Science

Bethanie Wachna Women’s Track Economics

Mike Wade Football Financial Management

Nakeisha Wineglass Women’s Track Sociology

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