JACKSON, Miss. | The Jackson State University Division of Athletics celebrated 36 graduating student-athletes at the Student-Athlete Stole Ceremony last Thursday inside the Lee E. Williams Athletic Assembly Center.

The list included eight different sports this semester.

The list of student-athletes included Darren Bennett (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Hunter Burns (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Donerio Davenport (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Tyquan Henderson (Football/ Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Joshua Higgins (Football/Master of Business Administration), Quincy Ivory (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Cameron James (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Kenneth Jiles Jr. (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Dimonyai Lacey (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Richard Mays (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), JaCobian Morgan (Masters of Science in Sport Science), Bryson Moss (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Dazerick Patton (Football/Business Administration), Jency Riley Jr. (Football/Multimedia Journalism), Nate Rembert (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Almetris Smith Jr. (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Isaiah Villaneuva (Football/Criminal Justice), Levy Wyatt (Football/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Alejandro Pinilla (Men's Tennis/Business Administration), Zeina Shaaban (Women's Tennis/Multimedia Journalism), Jaelyn Greer (Women's Soccer/Criminal Justice), Riley Larsen (Women's Soccer/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Sofia Gonzalez (Softball/Sports Media), Valeria Joaquin (Softball/Psychology), Mari Stephens (Softball/Computer Engineering), Jaileyah Cotton (Women's Basketball/Criminal Justice), Ruthie Mbugua (Women's Basketball/Business Administration), Ber'Narjay Jackson (Men's Track & Field/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Jyquan Jackson (Men's Track & Field/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Elijah Johnson (Men's Track & Field/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), Ledamian Rowell (Men's Track & Field/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies), and Jiya Clayton (Women's Track & Field/Professional Interdisciplinary Studies).

Each of these student-athletes received their degrees at graduation on Friday, Dec. 5 from Jackson State University.

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