BATON ROUGE – Twenty-two LSU student-athletes received their college diploma on Friday as the university held Fall Commencement on campus here at the Maravich Center.
Of the 22 graduates, four earned their Master’s degree as Alex Arlitt (soccer), Brittany Brown (gymnastics), Justin Busch (men’s tennis) and Sophie Weber (women’s swimming and diving) all graduated from the E.J. Ourso School of Business.
The list of LSU student-athlete graduates included 12 in the College of Human Sciences and Education, seven in the E.J. Ourso College of Business, three in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and one in the Manship School of Mass Communications.
The list included six members of the Tiger football team, including starting center Will Clapp, along with baseball All-Americas in Alex Lange and Kramer Robertson.
On Thursday night, the 22 student-athletes were presented with a special LSU stole at “The Tribute” at the South Stadium Club inside Tiger Stadium. “The Tribute” is held the night before graduation in the fall and spring and it commemorates the careers of LSU student-athletes for their accomplishments on and off the field.
The following is a list of notable accomplishments and career highlights for some of the LSU student-athletes that graduated on Friday:
Will Clapp (football/sports administration)
Garrett House (swimming/international trade & finance)
Sophie Weber (swimming/Master of finance)
Kara Kopsco (swimming/kinesiology)
Alex Lange (baseball/marketing)
Kramer Robertson (baseball/sports administration)
Tyler Moore (baseball/sports administration)
Justin Busch (men’s tennis/Master of finance)
Toni Rodriguez (volleyball/kinesiology)
Sahvanna Jaquish (softball/sports administration)
Alex Arlitt (soccer/Master of accountancy)
Caroline Brockmeier (soccer/kinesiology)
Tinashe Mutanga (women’s track and field/interdisciplinary studies)
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