Male Winners
Rodrigo Blakenship - Football, The University of Georgia
Aaron Boyd - Swimming & Diving, Virginia Tech
Evan Davis - Gymnastics, University of Iowa
Slam Dunkey - Crew/Rowing
Talha Farooq - Wrestling, George Mason University
Uriel Garcia - Soccer, University of Houston-Victoria
Jake Hervada - Lacrosse, University of Delaware
Jordan Holly - Baseball, Murray State University
Shrenik Jain - Pistol/Rifle, The Ohio State University
Noah Medalsy - Ice Hockey, Chatham University
Joseph Medina - Volleyball, University of California, Merced
Rayden Murata - Tennis, Pacific University
Dontelius Ross - Basketball, Jackson State University
Abbas Saeed - Squash, George Washington University
Matthias Schmid - Golf, University of Louisville
Givon Washington - Track & Field, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Eric Zobel - Fencing, New York University
Female Winners
Riley Agerbeek - Water Polo, San José State University
Maya Banks - Tennis, Dominican University
Aashaka Desai - Golf, University of Delaware
Joelle Desrosiers - Volleyball, SUNY Old Westbury
Raena Eldridge - Swimming & Diving, Texas A&M University
Anjali Fernandes - Crew/Rowing, The Ohio State University
Bailey Hatchett Martin - Beach Volleyball, Georgia State University
Sophie Jaques - Ice Hockey, The Ohio State University
Taylor Kuhn - Cheerleading, The Ohio State University
Aitana Mendiguren - Sailing, George Washington University
Zuha Nazir - Squash, George Washington University
Michaela Nelson - Gymnastics, University of Washington
Thi Nguyen - Track & Field/Cross Country, Saint Joseph's University
Erica Ogwumike - Basketball, Rice University
Mercedes Pastor - Field Hockey, University of Louisville
Sarah Quintero - Triathlon, Arizona State University
Mikaila Reyes - Softball, University of California San Diego
Caitlyn Sanchez - Equestrian, Oklahoma State University
Brenna Shanahan - Lacrosse, University of Louisville
Savannah Starling - Bowling, Fayetteville State University
Chanel Thomas - Soccer, University of Mississippi
Rachel Wu - Fencing, New York University
Claire Zanti - Pistol/Rifle, North Carolina State University
More About This Program:
As the name denotes, the annual Ashe edition is part of the magazine’s quarter-century legacy of recognizing young, outstanding minority men and women who have distinguished themselves in their academic and athletic pursuits.
In addition to their athletic ability, students named Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars must maintain a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.5, be at least a sophomore academically and be active on their campuses or in their communities.
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