PUEBLO, Colo. – On Friday afternoon in the Pack House overlooking the CSU Pueblo ThunderBowl, 97 Colorado State University Pueblo graduating student-athletes received their graduation stole and Presidential pin if they have above a 3.75 cumulative GPA at the department's annual Student-Athlete Graduation Celebration.

At the event, the ThunderWolves celebrated their senior student-athletes who will graduate at Saturday's 2025 commencement ceremony, which will be held in the ThunderBowl.

Saturday's commencement ceremonies will feature former CSU President Dr. Timothy Mottet delivering the 2025 commencement address. Mottet served as the school's from 2017 until his retirement from the school in May of 2023. Mottet, who is currently President Emeritus at CSU Pueblo and also serves a senior consultant for Academic Search, was named the school's 15th president in 2017.

At Friday's ceremony, Dr. Paul Plinske, CSU Pueblo Vice President for Athletics and Strategic Partnerships, along with the head coaches of each sport presented the graduation stoles and Presidential pins to the department's graduating student-athletes. The graduating student-athletes will wear their stoles and Presidential pins at Saturday morning's commencement ceremony.

Here is a list of student-athletes that received graduation stoles and/or Presidential pins from the 2024-25 school year. The student-athletes are listed by sport and student-athletes listed in Bold/Italics earned both a graduation stole and Presidential pin due to having a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or above.

Baseball (17)
Elijah Borjas (Exercise Science)
Christian Castaneda (Exercise Science)
Kade Douglas (Liberal Studies)
Travis Farrell (Business Management)
Kysen Howard (Business Management)
Brady Ingalls (Marketing)
Edmund King (Undeclared)
Rob Mansour (Business Management)
Kolton Miller (Marketing)
Cael Porter (Exercise Science)
Joseph Quintana (Exercise Science)
Wyatt Reginato (Construction Management)
Nick Perry (Engineering)
Cameron Saso (World Language – Spanish)
Luke Schmedding (Construction Management)
Kade Snodgrass (Business Management)
Brad Stone (Pre-Business)

Cheerleading/Dance (4)
Selena Anderson (Criminolgy)
Demi Lane (Psychology)
Ray-lyn Montoya (Criminology)
McKayla Scott (Psychology)
 
Football (11)
Arthur Braach (Psychology)
Thomas Carroll (Exercise Science)
Steven Croell (Business Administration)
Emanuel Fincher (Business Management)
Wilde Germano (Masters of Business Administration)
Kenneth Lofton (Business Management)
Nigel Mitchell (Exercise Science)
Isaiah Pittman (Health Sciences)
Makeah Scippio (Health Sciences)
Cedric Tillman (Psychology)
Taylor Tosches (Political Science)

Men's Basketball (3)
De'Shaun Cooper (Media Communication)
Armon Muldrew (Business Management)
Brevin Walter (Business Administration)
 
Men's Golf (1)
Thomas Craig (Exercise Science)
 
Men's Soccer (11)
Ignatius DeMark (Nursing)
Joey Joiner (Business Management)
Ryan Nun (History)
Tobi Osifodunrin (Sociology)
Caio Oliveira (Construction Management)
Jack Pascoe (Business Management)
Giancarlo Pretto (Business Management)
Luke Smith (Business Management)
Ruben Volkert (Business Administration)
Will Whitworth (Psychology)
Robert Zanfir (Economics)

Men's Track & Field/Cross Country (9)
Kaleb Beloy (Construction Management)
Craig Brown (Business Management)
Joseph Harker (Health Sciences)
Lukas Moran (Business Management)
Luke Mummert (Exercise Science)
Matthew Roberds (Exercise Science)
Tyrell Smith (MBA)
Kaleb Tipton (MBA)
Lucas Westbrook (MBA)
 
Softball (5)
Zoie Armstrong (Biology)
Delaney Barela (Nursing)
Lucy Carney (Economics)
Tori Cordova (Civil Engineering Technology)
Raelynn Rogers (Wildlife and Natural Resources)

Women's Golf (2) 
Alyssa McMillen (Marketing)
Zoey Rodriguez (Biology)

Women's Tennis (2)
Marta Garcia
Malaya Pendon
 
Women's Track & Field/Cross Country (5)
Jadyn Herron (Social Work)
Olivia Mikaelian (Health Sciences)
Sarah Renberg (Psychlogy)
Margot Thomas-Gatel (Biology)
Jacelynn Trujillo (Marketing)

Volleyball (3)
Rayliene Joens (Humanities & Social Sciences)
Sabrina King (Health Sciences)
Josey Nunn (Computer Information System)
 
Women's Basketball (6)
Yara Garcia (Business Management)
Shamahra Henderson (Business Management)
Landri Hudson (Business Management)
Tomia Johnson (Economics)
Alisha Little (Nursing)
Autumn Watts (Media and Entertainment)
 
Women's Lacrosse (2)
Sophia Rinn (Health Sciences)
Naomi Price-Burton (Criminology)

Women's Soccer (10)
Kia Comstock (Health Sciences)
Cortney Cowles (Exercise Science)
Helena Domingues (Chemistry)
Audra Fair (Political Science)
Sienna Gargano (Exercise Science)
Sydney Lasater (Biology)
Ariadna Membrives Lora (Exercise Science)
Allyson Sparks (Exercise Science)
Daniela Torres (Automative Industry Management)
Jerzie Troost (Political Science)

Women's Swimming (4)
Paola C Wu (Exercise Science)
Markina Evdokimoff (Civil Engineering Technology)
Andrea Gallardo Perez (Marketing)
Nalani Wess (Nursing)
 
Wrestling (2)
Richard Palomar (Biology)
Cyruss Meeks (Business Management)