Male Winners
Joseph Jauregui - Wrestling, Menlo College
Alastair Berry - Water Polo, George Washington University
Joel Roberts - Volleyball, University of Mount Olive
Alex Grady - Track & Field, Georgia Institute of Technology
Andrew Watson - Tennis, University of Memphis
Brian Allen - Swimming & Diving, Denison University
Andres De Frutos - Squash, George Washington University
Mariano Cepeda - Soccer, Holy Family University
Ryan Ghaderi - Lacrosse, Sienna College
Christian Lampasso - Ice Hockey, The Ohio State University
Austin Epperson - Gymnastics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Scott Kim - Golf, Siena College
Tim Crawley - Football, San Jose State University
Theophilus Onigbinde - Fencing, U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
André Mattus - Crew, University of Washington
Nigel Williams-Goss - Basketball, Gonzaga University
Mario Leon - Baseball, Florida Gulf Coast University
Female Winners
Madison Obata - Water Polo, Siena College
Sydnye Fields - Volleyball, U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Kamila Tan - Volleyball, UCLA
Dara Perry - Track & Field, University of Akron
Bria Matthews - Track & Field, Georgia Institute of Technology
Aldila Sutjiadi - Tennis, University of Kentucky
Danielle Bordes - Swimming & Diving, University of Connecticut
Lindsey Stickrod - Softball, University of Memphis
Gabrielle Batista - Soccer, Molloy College
Alathea Sellars - Rifle, Murray State University
Gabrielle Batista - Lacrosse, Molloy College
Leah Lum - Ice Hockey, University of Connecticut
Aja Sims - Gymnastics, University of Alabama
Valentina Herrera - Golf, University of Cincinnati
Lotta Kahlert - Field Hockey, University of Louisville
Cyn Chau - Fencing, New York University
MiaBray - Equestrian, Oklahoma State University
Tara Montgomery - Crew, San Diego State University
Britini Love - Cheerleading, Oklahoma State University
Amoni Knight - Bowling, Delaware State University
Cheyenne Creighton - Basketball, University of Memphis
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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