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2018-19 SENIOR STUDENT-ATHLETE

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2018-19 SENIOR STUDENT-ATHLETE

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Dear Prospective Employer: On behalf of Gonzaga Athletics, it is with great pride that I present the eighth annual Senior Student-Athlete Résumé Book. This publication is a showcase of the class of 2019 Zags and the incredibly unique experiences and qualifications compiled during their careers as Gonzaga student-athletes. As our seniors embark upon new journeys in the workforce, graduate or professional school, or even volunteer programs throughout the world, these portfolios make organizations aware that the potential contribution of a Gonzaga student-athlete is extraordinary. Members of the class of 2019 are no exception to prior student-athlete graduates. These outstanding student-athletes have achieved remarkable accolades during their Gonzaga careers - athletically, academically, and in the community. As with each graduating class, we are not only proud of their accomplishments, but also of what tremendous individuals they have developed into as members of the Zag family. Their drive, compassion, commitment, creativeness, and ambition sets them apart from other student-athletes across the nation, thanks in large part to the traditions and community embraced by Gonzaga. The University’s mission states, “Through engagement with knowledge, wisdom, and questions informed by classical and contemporary perspectives, Gonzaga cultivates in its students the capacities and dispositions for reflective and critical thought, lifelong learning, spiritual growth, ethical discernment, creativity, and innovation.” As such, this publication not only offers a glimpse into the portfolios of our remarkable senior student-athletes, their careers as Zags, and the talents they offer, but also previews their aspirations for sharing their gifts and continuing their passion for success following graduation. These seniors will be leaving Gonzaga upon this spring’s commencement both with exceptional experiences and as lifelong members of the Zag family. With the success they have attained and the relationships they have built at Gonzaga, we have the utmost confidence that they will have a lasting impact on any organization and community they have the opportunity to join. Thank you for your continued support of Gonzaga University and our student-athletes. Sincerely,

Mike Roth Director of Athletics

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Dear Alumni & Employers: We are pleased to share with you the resumes of Gonzaga University student athletes. These young men and women have excelled in the classroom, in the community and in their individual athletic endeavors and are anxious to bring their skills to the workplace. These student athletes possess intellect, integrity and tremendous energy and will be a valuable asset to any organization fortunate enough to employ them. They have demonstrated the ability to manage the demands of intercollegiate athletics with a rigorous academic program and many of them have provided volunteer service on campus and in their communities. In addition, they have developed the ability to work as a team and to communicate with a diverse group of individuals. These skills will serve them well as future professionals working in a global economy. You will find that they are truly committed to helping and serving others in a manner consistent with our Jesuit values. Why hire a Zag student athlete? These students have the kind of winning personalities you want on your team. They are intelligent and thoughtful problem solvers with strong communication skills who understand how to accomplish organizational goals in a team environment. Career & Professional Development provides a variety of services designed to help you identify, recruit and hire Gonzaga talent. In addition to recruiting and hiring Zag student athletes, you are invited to join us in the “Hire a Zag” campaign by becoming a mentor, posting a job or internship, joining us for a Career Fair or participating in a Trek. Please call 509.313.4234 to get connected to Career & Professional Development and learn more about the services we provide to employers. We hope you have the opportunity to hire some of these outstanding individuals. We are confident they have the ability to make immediate and significant contributions to your organization. Our message is simple…Hire a Zag!

O. Ray Angle, Assistant Vice President Career & Professional Development

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TABLE OF CONTENTS School of Business Administration Jack Beach. . . . . . . Kayla Buchmeier. . . McKenna Ferrera. . . Lucy Ferrari. . . . . . . Kelly Gilbert . . . . . . Sara Komer. . . . . . . Kellen Manley. . . . . Emma Morris . . . . . Tyler Munetake. . . . Ruadhan O’Sullivan. Austin Pinorini. . . . . Octavio Rivas . . . . . Trent Schulte . . . . .

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School of Education Rachael Arand . . . . Callie Best . . . . . . . Georgia Davey . . . . Taylor Davis . . . . . . Domonique Garley. . Tiyana Hallums. . . . John Krauel . . . . . . Kawai Makue . . . . . Emilio Moreno. . . . . Ariana Pumpelly . . . Graciela Rosas . . . . Allison Seifert. . . . . Brazee Smith . . . . . Faith Smith. . . . . . . Laura Stockton . . . . Marit Thorkildsen . . Sophie Whittle . . . . Jodi Ulkekul . . . . . .

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College of Arts and Sciences Michaela Bruns. . Ana Delucchi . . . Emma Delucchi. . Megan Dillon . . . Molly Foster. . . . Casey Harder . . .

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Denis Kalamar. . . . Maddie Kincaid. . . Scott Kopczynski . Kyle Thompson. . . Olivia Lada. . . . . . Charley Nordin . . . Alexandra Pinkley . Jace VanDeBrake . Brianna Vasquez . .

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School of Engineering Anthony Adamek . . Daniel Fredrickson. . Megan Larson. . . . . Monica Ripple. . . . . Megan Seifert. . . . . William Thompson. . Zachery Weber . . . .

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Graduate School Carson Breshears . . Peighton De Von. . . Austin Giftopoulos. . Slade Heggen. . . . . Jeremy Jones. . . . . Jacob Kempf . . . . . Kaylie Loewen. . . . . Jordan McPhee. . . . Nick Nyquist. . . . . . Josh Perkins. . . . . . Brandon Pollard. . . . Perry Ramsey . . . . . Zykera Rice . . . . . . Chandler Smith. . . . Drew Williams. . . . .

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JACK BEACH

MEN’S BASKETBALL School of Business Administration

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KAYLA BUCHMEIER WOMEN’S CREW School of Business Administration

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“To serve my community with passion and

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McKENNA FERRERA WOMEN’S SOCCER School of Business Administration

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“Bringing energy, effort, and commitment

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LUCY FERRARI

WOMEN’S SOCCER School of Business Administration

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“Pushing yourself and others to achieve their goals, on the field, in the classroom and in life.”


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KELLY GILBERT

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Business Administration

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“Chasing excellence with passion, joy and a relentless spirit.”


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SARA KOMER

WOMEN’S TENNIS School of Business Administration

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“Following God’s call to pursue my passions

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and serve those around me.”


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KELLEN MANLEY

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Business Administration

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“Doing something every day to be better than your competitors.”


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EMMA MORRIS

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Business Administration

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“Living life with enthusiasm, integrity, and a passion for others.”


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TYLER MUNETAKE

MEN’S GOLF School of Business Administration

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“Learning how to maximize your impact on the world.”


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RUADHAN O’SULLIVAN MEN’S TENNIS School of Business Administration

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“Giving back to the community, while striving to perform with excellence in every possible way.”


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AUSTIN PINORINI

BASEBALL School of Business Administration

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“Being a good teammate, being an influence in our community, and being a winner on and off the field.”


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OCTAVIO RIVAS

MEN’S SOCCER School of Business Administration

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“Using available resources to create the best opportunities for yourself in the world.”

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TRENT SCHULTE

BASEBALL School of Business Administration

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“Giving back to the community.”


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GRAHAM WENDLE

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Business Administration

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“Being a part of a community that is constantly working to better itself.”


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RACHAEL ARAND WOMEN’S CREW School of Education

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“Identifying your goal and seizing it, while

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never thinking of the limitations.”


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CALLIE BEST WOMEN’S SOCCER School of Education

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“Getting the opportunity to be a part of a community that encourages growth, excellence, and being a leader on and off the field. Go Zags!”


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GEORGIA DAVEY WOMEN’S CREW School of Education

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“Being pushed to succeed every day both

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on and off the water.”


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TAYLOR DAVIS BASEBALL School of Education

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“Putting your best foot forward on the field, in the classroom, and out in the community.”


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DOMONIQUE GARLEY WOMEN’S TENNIS School of Education

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“Being the best you can be, not only for yourself but for those around you.”


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TIYANA HALLUMS VOLLEYBALL School of Education

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“Embracing change, perpetuating individuality and pursuing growth with each and every opportunity.”


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JOHN KRAUEL BASEBALL School of Education

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“Being a servant-leader to the people around you for the betterment of your community.”


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KAWAI MAKUE WOMEN’S SOCCER School of Education

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“Being surrounded by like-minded people who challenge you to be the best version you can be every single day.”


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EMILIO MORENO MEN’S TENNIS School of Education

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“Going through adversity and having a big family behind you, lifting you up every time you fall.”


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ARIANA PUMPELLY WOMEN’S SOCCER School of Education

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“Having the confidence to achieve things you thought you couldn’t academically and athletically, but most importantly, throughout life.”


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GRACIELA ROSAS WOMEN’S TENNIS School of Education

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“Leading in every way possible, being there for others, and being part of a community

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that is like no other.”


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ALLISON SEIFERT WOMEN’S SOCCER School of Education

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“Being in a loving community that pushes you to excell on the field, in the classroom

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and invites community.”


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BRAZEE SMITH WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Education

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“Working towards the best version of yourself both on campus and in the community.”


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FAITH SMITH VOLLEYBALL School of Education

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“To love wholeheartly, live courageously in the present moment, and passionately serve your community.”


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LAURA STOCKTON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL School of Education

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“Being committed to growth and excelling

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in all areas of your life.”


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MARIT THORKILDSEN VOLLEYBALL School of Education

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“That you are a part of something bigger than yourself. You are a part of this Zag family that prides itself on hard-work, honestly, and committment.”


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SOPHIE WHITTLE WOMEN’S TENNIS School of Education

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“Control the controllables.”


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JODI ULKEKUL WOMEN’S SOCCER School of Education

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“Learning how to develop every part of the whole person to strive to be the best version of yourself in order to then serve others well.”


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MICHAELA BRUNS WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Arts and Sciences

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“Being a positive member of a community that is open to new cultures and experiences in order to grow as a person.”

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ANA DELUCCHI

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“Working every day towards excellence in

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education, sport, and the community.”


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EMMA DELUCCHI WOMEN’S CREW School of Arts and Sciences

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“Thinking about the ’why,’ not just the ’what,’ you are doing.”


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MEGAN DILLON WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Arts and Sciences

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“Working with others to create a just society where we can all thrive together.”

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MOLLY FOSTER

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Arts and Sciences

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“Spreading love and kindness through campus and through the community to foster a more gracious and gentle society.”

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CASEY HARDER WOMEN’S CREW School of Arts and Sciences

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“Being pushed to your potential and beyond, bringing your classmates and teammates with you.”


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DENIS KALAMAR MEN’S SOCCER School of Arts and Sciences

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“A commitment to living a life with a positive mindset and a zealous attitude.”


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MADISON KINCAID WOMEN’S SOCCER School of Arts and Sciences

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“Being you, bravely.”


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SCOTT KOPCZYNSKI MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Arts and Sciences

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“Exceeding expectations in every aspect of life.”


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KYLE THOMPSON MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Arts and Sciences

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“You are a part of a community that is determined to realize their highest potential of intellectual, physical and human development.”


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OLIVIA LADA

WOMEN’S CREW School of Arts and Sciences

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“Trying your hardest.”


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CHARLEY NORDIN MEN’S CREW School of Arts and Sciences

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“Giving your best self to your friends, family, community and team.”


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ALEXANDRA PINKLEY WOMEN’S CREW School of Arts and Sciences

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“Being an integral member of the community and striving for excellence in everyday life.”


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JACE VANDEBRAKE BASEBALL School of Arts and Sciences

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“You are part of a family of students, alumni, fans, and supporters who are always there to answer your call.”


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BRIANNA VASQUEZ WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Arts and Sciences

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“Being pushed to the best of your abilities and being cultivated in an environment of

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encouragement and support.”


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SAMANTHA VOWLES WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Arts and Sciences

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“Developing as an individual while benefitting a greater community.”


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ANTHONY ADAMEK MEN’S CREW School of Engineering

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“Growing in a close community of learners and achievers.”


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DANIEL FREDRICKSON BASEBALL School of Engineering

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“Good enough, is neither good nor enough.”


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MEGAN LARSON WOMEN’S CREW School of Engineering

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“Being brave enough to write down and share your goals, while working hard and believing in yourself enough to achieve them.”


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MONICA RIPPLE WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Engineering

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“Community, doing your best every day, and

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pulling up those around you.”


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MEGAN SEIFERT WOMEN’S CREW School of Engineering

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“Having the perserverance to overcome what once seemed impossible.”


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WILLIAM THOMPSON MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Engineering

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“Working hard and living a meaningful life.”

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ZACHARY WEBER MEN’S CREW School of Engineering

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“Persevering even when it seems overwhelming and easier to back down.”


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LAUREN ENGLISH WOMEN’S CREW School of Professional Studies

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“Working hard in all you do with a community to back you up.”


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LINDEY ENGLISH WOMEN’S CREW School of Professional Studies

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“Giving your best effort in all you do, and

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pushing others to do the same.”


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DANIEL LI

MEN’S CREW School of Professional Studies

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“Pushing to be that positive outlier.”


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JACK PEARCE

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Business Administration

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“Striving to reach the pinnacle of self-actualization through utilization of the Jesuit creed.”


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CARSON BRESHEARS BASEBALL Graduate School

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“Carrying on the tradition and standard established by those previously here.”


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PEIGHTON DE VON VOLLEYBALL Graduate School

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“Being a part of a community that means something much bigger than each individual in it.”


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AUSTIN GIFTOPOULOS MEN’S SOCCER Graduate School

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“Performing in the classroom, community, and on the field.”


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SLADE HEGGEN BASEBALL Graduate School

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“To partake in a welcoming environment and continue the legacy.”


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JEREMY JONES MEN’S BASKETBALL Graduate School

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“Gaining a home away from home.”


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JACOB KEMPF MEN’S SOCCER Graduate School

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

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“Working hard in school and in sports.”


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KAYLIE LOEWEN VOLLEYBALL Graduate School

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

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“Becoming the person you were destined to be. You join a community of remarkable individuals.”


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JORDAN MCPHEE

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY School of Business Administration

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

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“Preparing for the future while enjoying the moment.”


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NICK NYQUIST BASEBALL Graduate School

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

“Being accountable to others around you.”

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JOSH PERKINS MEN’S BASKETBALL Graduate School

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

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“Giving your all, sacrificing yourself for the greater good while motivating and influencing others with love.”


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BRANDON POLLARD MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Graduate School

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

“Being a member of a community that can transform the world with passion, service,

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respect, and a willingness to learn.”


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PERRY RAMSEY VOLLEYBALL Graduate School

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

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“Being a part of a community so much greater than myself. The Zag family is forever.”


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ZYKERA RICE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Graduate School

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

“Being a part of something bigger than myself, and always showing compassion to the community around me.”

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CHANDLER SMITH WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Graduate School

“To be in a community that supports you

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and allows you to follow your dreams. Where hard-work and leadership are preached everyday to create a team outcome that is bigger than any individual.”

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DREW WILLIAMS WOMEN’S SOCCER Graduate School

BEING A

ZAG MEANS

“Striving to be your best self in all aspects of life and to leave a lasting positive impact

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upon every person you meet.”


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Acknowledgments: This project has been a collaboration between Gonzaga Athletics, the Career & Professional Development Office and GAMP.

For more information, please contact: Gonzaga Athletics Life Skills Program Emma Moon moon@gonzaga.edu 509.313.4282 CPD & GAMP careers@gonzaga.edu 509.313.4234



CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND GAMP


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