Among Georgia Tech’s graduates this spring are 54 Yellow Jackets athletes, a group that includes 16 current and former football players. While in-person commencement exercises have been postponed, the school will hold an online celebration Saturday at noon on the institute website.
The notables include reigning U.S. Amateur golf champion Andy Ogletree (business administration), three-time All-ACC golfer Luke Schniederjans, All-ACC women’s basketball player Francesca Pan (business administration), NFL sixth-round draft pick Tyler Davis (master’s in economics), swimmer Rodrigo Correia (business administration), holder of three individual and three relay school records, swimmer Emily Ilgenfritz (business administration), holder of two individual school records, and two-time All-ACC women’s tennis player Kenya Jones (business administration).
Davis and former offensive lineman Jared Southers both earned master’s degrees (Southers’ was also in economics) in 1½ years after enrolling as grad transfers in January 2019.
Athletes who have completed degree requirements:
Baseball
Jonathan Hughes (business administration)
Paxton Rigby (business administration)
Jackson Webb (business administration)
Men’s basketball
Evan Cole (business administration)
Shembari Phillips (business administration)
Women’s basketball
Anne Diouf (business administration)
Francesca Pan (business administration)
Chanin Scott (business administration)
Football
Jakob Brashear (business administration)
Jalen Camp (business administration)
Jarrett Cole (business administration)
Tyler Davis (master’s – economics)
Hamp Gibbs (business administration)
Rashaun Grant (business administration)
Connor Hansen (business administration)
Omahri Jarrett (business administration)
Lucas Johnson (literature, media and communication)
Ajani Kerr (business administration)
Chet Lagod (business administration)
Austin Nash (industrial engineering)
Lucas Patelles (business administration)
Daryl Smith (business administration)
Jared Southers (master’s – economics)
Rich Stanzione (aerospace engineering)
Golf
Andy Ogletree (business administration)
Luke Schniederjans (business administration)
Anton Serafini (industrial engineering)
Softball
Brooke Barfield (business administration)
Crosby Huckabay (business administration)
Isabella Many (business administration)
Drew Puckett (business administration)
Men’s swimming and diving
Rodrigo Correia (business administration)
Brennan Day (business administration)
Clay Hering (business administration)
Aidan Pastel (aerospace engineering)
Women’s swimming and diving
Carly Doi (computer science)
Emily Ilgenfritz (business administration)
Caroline Lee (business administration)
Maddie Oliver (business administration)
Lindsay Wallace (biology)
Women’s tennis
Kenya Jones (business administration)
Nami Otsuka (biology)
Men’s track and field/cross country
Sam Costa (business administration)
Ben Jean (chemistry)
Andrew Matson (chemical and bimolecular engineering)
Matthew McBrien (master’s – electrical and computer engineering)
Maurice Simpson (business administration)
Women’s track and field/cross country
Ellen Flood (industrial engineering)
Bri Hayden (biology)
Alexandra Melehan (master’s – mechanical engineering)
Lindsey Wheeler (biology)
Denise Woode (aerospace engineering)
Volleyball
Emily Becker (biology)
Lexi Dorn (business administration)
