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3.69 GPA – Economics & Accounting
Head Coach: Aaron Best | Athletics Director: Lynn Hickey
Faculty Athletics Representative: Laurie Morley

Spencer Blackburn has taken full advantage of his collegiate experience, boasting a double major while leading Eastern Washington to two conference titles. The Bellingham, Washington, native deservedly becomes the Eagles’ first NFF National Scholar-Athlete.

Boasting a 3.69 GPA as a double major, Blackburn has already completed the degree requirements for an economics degree and will finish his accounting degree this fall. The 2018 First Team Academic All-District selection is a three-time Academic All-Big Sky Conference honoree and was named to the 2017 FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team.

This season, Blackburn has been the anchor of an offense that leads the Big Sky Conference and is tied for sixth in the FCS with 481 total yards per game. The two-year captain has a streak of 45 consecutive starts since taking over at center in the fourth game of the 2016 season.

Blackburn earned Second Team All-America honors in 2018 after earning Second Team All-Big Sky recognition for the third consecutive year. As a junior, he guided Eastern Washington to an appearance in the FCS Championship Game and the No. 2 final ranking as the national runner-up. Blackburn led an offense in 2018 that set school records for single-season rushing yards (3,839) and rushing touchdowns (41), and he helped the Eagles finish the season as the only school to rank in the FCS top 20 in total offense, rushing and passing. The 2016 Hero Sports Sophomore All-American has guided EWU to Big Sky titles in 2016 and 2018 and an FCS Semifinals appearance in 2016.

The inaugural recipient of EWU’s Golden EKG (Eastern Kind of Guy) Award in 2017, Blackburn sets a great example off the field. He participates in the team’s annual youth football clinics and elementary school reading programs while volunteering the HUB 360 program and Special Olympics.

3.71 GPA – Digital Broadcast Journalism
Head Coach: Kirby Smart | Athletics Director: Greg McGarity
Faculty Athletics Representative: David Shipley

After starting his career at Georgia as a walk-on, Rodrigo Blankenship has already earned his degree while becoming one of the best kickers in school history. The Marietta, Georgia, native’s outstanding résumé earned his spot as the Bulldogs’ 14th NFF National Scholar-Athlete.

After graduating cum laude in December 2018 with a degree in digital broadcast journalism, Blankenship was awarded with the Billy Payne Award as a Georgia football player who graduated with at least a 3.0 GPA. A 2017 Academic All-District honoree, he is a three-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll and a two-time member of the Dean’s List. A member of the Athletics Director’s Honor Roll every semester of his career, Blankenship was awarded the football team’s 2019 Senior GPA and 2017 Sophomore GPA awards.

This season, Blankenship has made 12-of-14 field goals while remaining a perfect 30-30 on PATs. A game captain, he has also averaged 60.5 yards per kickoff, with just six of his 46 kicks returned, while guiding the Bulldogs (6-1) to the No. 8 ranking. Blankenship has been named the SEC Special Teams Player of the Week three times this season after strong performances in wins against Vanderbilt, Notre Dame and Tennessee.

Georgia’s all-time career field goal percentage leader at 83.33 percent, Blankenship currently ranks fourth on the school’s all-time career scoring list with 379 points. The two-time Groza Award semifinalist has connected on a school-record 184 consecutive PATs, which ranks second all-time in the SEC. In 2018, Blankenship claimed Second Team All-SEC honors after leading the Bulldogs to the SEC East title and a No. 7 final ranking while finishing second in the NCAA with 82 touchbacks. In 2017, he helped Georgia win the SEC title and earn a No. 2 final ranking after the Bulldogs advanced to the College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship. The same postseason, he set a Rose Bowl record with a career-long 55-yard field goal in a double overtime win against Oklahoma in a CFP Semifinal. The 2016 Freshman All-American owns the third- and fourth-highest single-season scoring totals for a kicker in Bulldog history.

A member of the 2018 AFCA Good Works Team and SEC Community Service Team, Blankenship was inducted into the UGA Athletic Association’s Leadership Education and Development program. The 2019 Wuerffel Trophy nominee has volunteered with numerous initiatives and charities, including the American Red Cross, Read Across America, Madison County Food Bank, the Hunger Bowl Competition and the Bulldogs Battling Breast Cancer golf tournament.

3.60 GPA – Business Marketing
Head Coach: Ryan Day | Athletics Director: Gene Smith
Faculty Athletics Representative: John Davidson

A preeminent scholar-athlete, Jordan Fuller is on pace to graduate in December while leading Ohio State in tackles for the second consecutive season. He becomes the Buckeyes’ 22nd NFF National Scholar-Athlete, the second most among all schools.

A two-time Academic All-American, Fuller earned First Team honors in 2018 and Second Team laurels in 2017. Boasting a 3.60 GPA, the 2018 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar is on track to graduate this December with a degree in business marketing. The Old Tappan, New Jersey, native has twice earned Academic All-Big Ten and First Team Academic All-District honors. Fuller is a three-time Ohio State Scholar-Athlete Award recipient and a four-time Dean’s List selection.

For the second consecutive season, Fuller is the leading tackler for the No. 3-ranked Buckeyes (8-0) as he is currently tied for the team-lead with 41 stops in 2019 while boasting two interceptions. A two-year captain, he heads a unit that leads the FBS in passing defense (132.8 yards per game) and scoring defense (7.9 points per game) while ranking second in both the Big Ten and the FBS in total defense (224.3 yards per game).

A four-year letterman, Fuller earned Second Team All-Big Ten honors in 2018 and Third Team All-Big Ten laurels in 2017. Ohio State’s active career leader in tackles (203), he led the team with 81 as a junior and finished second with 70 as a sophomore. The Buckeyes have posted an impressive 44-5 record during Fuller’s career. He has led the Buckeyes to back-to-back Big Ten titles (2017 and 2018), three consecutive top 10 finishes (No. 3 in 2018, No. 5 in 2017, No. 6 in 2016) and victories in the 2019 Rose Bowl and 2017 Cotton Bowl. In 2016, Fuller helped Ohio State earn a share of the Big Ten East Division title and a spot in in the CFP Semifinal at the Fiesta Bowl.

Making a difference off the field, Fuller helped create a seminar called “The Buckeye Way: Sexuality, Identity, and Relationships” to educate student-athletes on sexual assault, sexual violence and healthy relationships. The 2019 Wuerffel Trophy nominee is also part of the leadership team and has organized multiple events for Redefining Athletic Standards (RAS), an organization with the goal of giving black student-athletes on campus a voice. Fuller’s numerous other activities include participating in the Bucks Go Pro summer internship program working as a sports law intern with Anomaly Sports Group and partnering with SHEROS on a back-to-school bash that provided more than 700 book bags to underprivileged children.

3.93 GPA – Biomedical Sciences
Head Coach: Todd Hoffner | Athletics Director: Kevin Buisman
Faculty Athletics Representatives: Jeffrey Pribyl

A two-year team captain for the No. 3-ranked team in Division II, Alex Goettl boasts a near-perfect GPA. The standout linebacker deservedly becomes the Mavericks’ first NFF National Scholar-Athlete.

On track to graduate this December, the Mankato, Minnesota, native boasts a 3.93 GPA in biomedical sciences. A 2018 First Team Academic All-American and Academic All-District selection, Goettl has twice earned Academic All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference recognition.

This season, Goettl has recorded 20 tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack, one interception and two fumble recoveries while leading the undefeated Mavericks (8-0) to the No. 3 ranking in Division II. The two-year captain guides a unit that leads Division II in scoring defense, allowing just 8.8 points per game. The Mavericks also lead the NSIC and rank fourth in D-II in rushing defense (60.8 yards per game) and rank second in the conference and D-II in total defense (219.1 yards per game).

A four-year letterman, Goettl earned first team all-conference and second team all-super region honors after leading Minnesota State with 87 tackles and 13.5 tackles for loss in 2018. He has guided the Mavericks to back-to-back conference titles in 2017 and 2018 and consecutive Division II Playoff appearances, including a trip to the semifinals in 2018. Goettl’s top games in 2018 included a career-high 11-tackle performance against Winona State (MN) and a game against St. Cloud State (MN) where he returned a fumble for a touchdown, earning NSIC Defensive Player of the Week. He currently boasts 171 career tackles, including 19 for loss and 6.5 sacks.

A member of the Minnesota State football steering committee, Goettl was selected to wear the team’s No. 49 “Jersey of Character.” He is a certified nursing assistant at Oak Terrace assisted living center and has volunteered with park clean-ups, Climb to Feed, Echo food shelf and elementary school science fair judging.

4.01 GPA – General Science
Head Coach: Mario Cristobal | Athletics Director: Rob Mullens
Faculty Athletics Representative: Tim Gleason

Maintaining a remarkable 4.01 GPA, Justin Herbert is the reigning Football Academic All-American of the Year and ranks in the top four in nearly every Oregon passing category. The home-grown native of Eugene, Oregon, becomes the Ducks’ third NFF National Scholar-Athlete.

Herbert is set to graduate this December with a degree in science, and he plans to attend medical school one day. The 2018 Academic All-American of the Year has twice been named a First Team Academic All-American. He is a two-time First Team Academic All-District selection and a two-time Academic All-Pac-12 honoree.

This season, Herbert has guided the Ducks to a 7-1 start and the No. 7 ranking while completing 179 passes for 2,104 yards, the second-most passing yards in the Pac-12. A semifinalist for the 2019 Maxwell Award, his 21 passing touchdowns rank second in the Pac-12 and are tied for eighth in the FBS, and his 15 touchdown passes through the first five games of the season matched an Oregon record. Herbert is one of only two FBS quarterbacks in 2019 with 20 touchdown passes and one or fewer interceptions, having not thrown an interception in 131 consecutive pass attempts, the second-longest active streak in the nation. He was named Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week after completing 24 passes for 280 yards and four touchdowns in Oregon’s 35-31 win at then-No. 25 Washington on Oct. 19.

Herbert currently ranks second in Ducks’ history in career passing yards (9,174), touchdown passes (84) and completions (720), trailing only Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota in all three categories. The two-year captain’s career pass attempts (1,127) rank third in Oregon annals while his .639 completion percentage is tied for second. A semifinalist for the 2018 Davey O’Brien and Maxwell awards, Herbert earned Phil Steele First Team All-Pac-12 honors that season after becoming just the fifth Duck quarterback with a 3,000-yard passing season. The first true freshman to start at quarterback for Oregon since 1983, he became the fastest player in program history to reach 4,000 passing yards (17 games) and 5,000 passing yards (21 games). Herbert has led the Ducks to consecutive bowl berths, including a win over Michigan State in the 2018 Redbox Bowl.

Active off the field, Herbert participated in the O Heroes “Court for Kids” service trip to Uganda in 2018, and he has helped prepare Thanksgiving baskets for disadvantaged families for multiple years. He has hosted local school children at football practices and appeared at various community service events the last three years, including field days, sports award programs and Special Olympics events.

3.92 GPA – Agribusiness
Head Coach: Chris Klieman | Athletics Director: Gene Taylor
Faculty Athletics Representative: Be Stoney

A team captain pursuing an MBA, Adam Holtorf has excelled on and off the field at the highest levels as a Kansas State student-athlete. The Seward, Nebraska, native becomes the school’s seventh NFF National Scholar-Athlete and second in a row following Dalton Risner in 2018.

After graduating in 3.5 years in December 2018 with a 3.92 GPA in agribusiness and a minor in leadership, Holtorf currently maintains a 3.80 GPA in pursuit of an MBA. A two-time Academic All-American, he earned First Team honors in 2018 and Second Team recognition in 2017. The standout center is also a two-time First Team Academic All-District and two-time First Team Academic All-Big 12 selection.

A team captain for the No. 22-ranked Wildcats (5-2), Holtorf anchors an offense that is averaging 377.1 total yards per game in 2019. Kansas State also averaging 199.4 rushing yards per game, which ranks fifth in the Big 12. In their five victories this season, Holtorf and K-State are outscoring their opponents 204-96, and he helped lead the Wildcats to a 48-41 upset of then-No. 5 Oklahoma on Oct. 26. Dating back to his sophomore season in 2017, he has made 32 consecutive starts at center.

The top returning interior lineman in the Big 12 in terms of quarterback pressure rate (1.1%), Holtorf has helped the Wildcats rank in the top three of the conference in rushing yards per game in each of the last three seasons. He has helped K-State to consecutive victories in the 2016 Texas Bowl and the 2017 Cactus Bowl in which he helped block for a school bowl-record 344 rushing yards. During the 2017 season, Holtorf helped the Wildcats finish with 2,584 total rushing yards and 4.98 rushing yards per carry, good for seventh and third most in school history, respectively.

Holtorf was a member of the Senior Cats from 2016-18, and he has participated in the Cats in the Classroom program since 2016. He also volunteers with the Special Olympics, participated in the THRIVE! Flint Hills initiative and assisted with the Seward High School youth football camp for four years.

4.00 GPA – Business Administration
Head Coach: Rich Lackner | Athletics Director: Josh Centor
Faculty Athletics Representative: Susan Polansky

A two-time Academic All-American with a perfect 4.0 GPA, Michael Lohmeier is the epitome of the scholar-athlete ideal. The Clarendon Hills, Illinois, native becomes Carnegie Mellon’s fifth NFF National Scholar-Athlete overall and its second in the last three years.

On pace to graduate in May with a degree in business administration, Lohmeier earned First Team Academic All-America honors in 2018 and Second Team Academic All-America accolades in 2017. The standout defensive end is a two-time Academic All-District honoree, UAA President’s Scholar-Athlete Team member and Academic All-UAA selection. Inducted into the Phi Kappa Phi honor society, Lohmeier is a three-time PAC Academic Honor Roll member and six-time Dean’s list honoree.

This season, Lohmeier is tied for third on the Tartans (6-2) with 40 tackles and also boasts seven sacks and a team-high 14 tackles for loss. He also has two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery that was recovered in the end zone for a touchdown. The team captain leads a unit that leads the PAC in scoring defense (12.8 points per game) and total defense (273.9 yards per game). He was named the PAC Defensive Athlete of the Week and was selected to the D3football.com Team of the Week after turning in a career game with 11 tackles, four tackles for a loss and two sacks in a 23-3 win over Waynesburg (PA) on Oct. 12.

A two-time First Team All-UAA performer, Lohmeier helped Carnegie Mellon to UAA titles in 2018 and 2016 as well as back-to-back ECAC bowl games as a freshman and sophomore. The two-time Honorable Mention All-PAC selection currently ranks fifth in Tartan history with 18 career sacks, and he boasts 103 total tackles during his time in Pittsburgh.

The president of Carnegie Mellon’s Investment Banking Club, Lohmeier has gotten a jump start on his future business career by previously serving as an analyst at Lazard in New York City, the Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Chicago and Robotti Securities & Company in New York. The philanthropy and fundraising chair for Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity has served as a Special Olympics volunteer and served as the team liaison for the football program’s annual fundraiser for the Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital.

3.47 GPA – Education
Head Coach: Bronco Mendenhall | Athletics Director: Carla Williams
Faculty Athletics Representative: Carrie Heilman

A team captain on pace to graduate this fall, Jordan Mack has been a key piece to the resurgence of Virginia football. The Lithonia, Georgia, native becomes Virginia’s sixth NFF National Scholar-Athlete overall and its second in the last three years.

Boasting a 3.47 GPA, Mack is on track to graduate in December after 3.5 years with a degree in education and an emphasis on youth and social innovation. The standout linebacker is a two-time ACC All-Academic Team member and a three-time ACC Academic Honor Roll selection.

Boasting 44 tackles so far in 2019, Mack leads UVA and is tied atop the ACC with seven sacks. He also boasts eight tackles for loss and one forced fumble. Mack is the leader of a Cavalier squad that ranks second in the ACC and 11th in the FBS in total defense, allowing just 281.5 yards per game. UVA also ranks second in the ACC and 10th in the FBS in passing defense (169.1 yards per game).

In his career to date, Mack boasts 264 tackles, including 25 tackles for loss and 14 sacks. Despite missing four games with an injury in 2018, he finished second on the Cavaliers with 66 tackles as a junior. As a sophomore in 2017, Mack finished fifth in the ACC with 114 tackles, joining teammates Quin Blanding and Campbell Trophy® winner Micah Kiser as part of the only trio of players from a “Power Five” school with at least 100 tackles in the same season. He has led UVA to consecutive bowl games, including a win over South Carolina in the 2018 Belk Bowl. A four-year letterman, Mack earned Honorable Mention Freshman All-America honors from Campus Insiders and Second Team Freshman All-ACC recognition from Athlon Sports.

Mack volunteers with Kindness Café + Play, which employs people with cognitive disabilities, and he has participated in UVA’s “Thursday’s Heroes” program, hosting medically ill children and their families at the school’s football facilities. He also mentors elementary school students at the Boys & Girls Club and visits sick children at hospitals throughout the year.

3.90 GPA – Business Administration/Management
Head Coach: Bobby Hauck | Athletics Director: Kent Haslam
Faculty Athletics Representative: Charles Palmer

A First Team All-American on the field with a 3.90 GPA in the classroom, Dante Olson is a shining example of what a scholar-athlete can achieve. The Medford, Oregon, native is Montana’s fifth NFF National Scholar-Athlete.

A 2018 FCS ADA Academic All-Star, Olson is on track to graduate in December with a degree in business administration/management and a minor in entertainment management. A three-time Academic All-Big Sky Conference selection, he has been named to the President’s Honor Roll four times and the Dean’s List three times. Olson is also a two-time recipient of Montana’s William Robertson Memorial Scholarship.

This season, Olson has guided Montana to the No. 8 national ranking while leading the Grizzlies and the Big Sky with 99 tackles, which ranks second in the FCS. He also leads the team with six tackles for loss while boasting one sack, one interception and one forced fumble. The team captain’s 317 career tackles rank seventh all-time in Grizzlies history

A First Team All-American in 2018, Olson led the all of Division I (FBS and FCS) with 13.7 tackles per game while his 151 tackles established a new single-season Montana record. He was named the 2018 FCS Defensive Player of the Year by Phil Steele while finishing in the top three for the FCS Buck Buchanan Award. The 2018 Phil Steele Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year has twice earned all-conference honors, including first team accolades as a junior and second team recognition as a sophomore. The 2018 team MVP has twice been named the Grizzlies’ Hauck Family Special Teams Player of the Year in his career (2016 and 2017).

A member of the 2019 AFCA Good Works Team, Olson has served as a pen-pal mentor for nearly two years to a class of underprivileged children in Northern California, encouraging them to pursue a college education as part of the No Excuses University program. He has also helped organize Montana’s “Be the Match” bone marrow registration drive, and he is an avid anti-bullying advocate, speaking to numerous students and providing his own testimony through the “Fields of Faith” initiative.

3.96 GPA – Hotel Administration
Head Coach: David Archer | Athletics Director: Andy Noel
Faculty Athletics Representative: John Sipple

A standout safety boasting a 3.96 GPA while facing the rigors of an Ivy League education, Jelani Taylor has overcome numerous obstacles to become Cornell’s third NFF National Scholar-Athlete.

A 2018 Academic All-District and Academic All-Ivy League selection, Taylor is on track to graduate in May with a degree from Cornell’s prestigious school of hotel administration. Earlier this month, he was named the 2019 recipient of one of the university’s highest honors, the Richie Moran Award, which is presented annually to a senior student-athlete who has distinguished himself/herself through “academics, athletics and ambassadorship.” A member of the 400 Club for student-athletes with a semester GPA of 4.0, Taylor was selected to receive the PSP Excellence Award and is a five-time Dean’s List honoree.

This season, Taylor leads Cornell and is tied for third in the Ivy League with 42 tackles while also boasting two interceptions. Against Harvard on Oct. 12, the team captain posted a career-high 12 tackles along with an interception and three pass breakups. A week later against Colgate, Taylor returned a fumble 87 yards for a touchdown, marking the longest fumble return in Cornell history.

As junior in 2018, Taylor led the Big Red and was seventh in the Ivy League with 72 tackles and his nine pass breakups were tied for the most in the conference. The Beecher, Michigan, native is a three-year starter and currently boasts 153 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and 26 pass breakups in his career.

Taylor is an inspiration to others after overcoming dire circumstances while growing up outside of Flint, Michigan, which included a point while he was in high school that he and his family were homeless. A two-year member of the Cornell football team’s Leadership Cabinet, he tutored and advised students in financial accounting, quantitative analysis and anthropology of money, serving student-athletes and multicultural students within the School of Hotel Administration with a goal to help them excel in their coursework. Taylor served as a summer intern in the office of Cornell’s Executive Vice President & CFO, and he was chosen to represent the Big Red at the 2019 Ivy League Football Media Day at ESPN.

3.71 GPA – Political Science
Head Coach: David Shaw | Athletics Director: Bernard Muir
Faculty Athletics Representative: Jeffrey Koseff

A three-time academic all-conference selection who currently leads Stanford in tackles and sacks, Casey Toohill’s résumé places him among the best and brightest in the nation. The San Diego native becomes the Cardinal’s 13th NFF National Scholar-Athlete.

Boasting a 3.71 GPA, Toohill is on track to graduate this December with a degree in political science. A three-time Academic All-Pac-12 selection, he earned First Team honors in 2016 and 2018 and Second Team laurels in 2017. The standout linebacker was also an Academic All-District selection in 2017.

Boasting a team-high 45 tackles in 2019, Toohill also leads Stanford with 7.5 tackles for loss and five sacks, which are tied for fifth and rank third in the Pac-12, respectively. In the 2019 season-opener against Northwestern, Toohill forced a fumble in the final minutes that resulted in a Stanford touchdown to seal a victory. Against Oregon on Sept. 21, he recorded a career-high two sacks and finished tied for the team lead with eight tackles.

A three-year letterman, Toohill helped Stanford to the 2017 Pac-12 North Division title and two top 20 finishes (No. 12 in 2016, No. 20 in 2017). He has guided the Cardinal to three consecutive bowl berths, including wins in the 2016 and 2018 Sun Bowls and an appearance in the 2017 Alamo Bowl. For his career, Toohill boasts 117 tackles, 19 tackles for loss and 11.5 sacks.

An example in the community, Toohill is a regular visitor at Stanford Children’s Hospital, and he has participated in numerous reading programs at schools in the East Palo Alto area. He works with the football team’s “Set the Expectation” program, which pledges to combat domestic violence, and he is a member of Team IMPACT, which sponsored a 13-year-old pediatric cancer patient. Toohill also helped San Francisco non-profit Hospitality House receive a grant and is active within Stanford’s Catholic community.

3.96 GPA – Accounting
Head Coach: Tim Lester | Athletics Director: Kathy Beauregard
Faculty Athletics Representative: Lisa DeChano-Cook

A team captain who earned his accounting degree while boasting an impressive 3.96 GPA, Jon Wassink becomes Western Michigan’s third NFF National Scholar-Athlete, continuing the legacy set by fellow Bronco quarterbacks Tim Hiller and Zach Terrell, the 2016 Campbell Trophy® recipient.

After graduating summa cum laude in December 2018, Wassink currently carries a 4.0 GPA in pursuit of a master’s degree in accounting. A 2017 Academic All-District selection, he has twice been selected as both an Academic All-MAC honoree and a MAC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete. A member of the Dean’s List every semester of his career, Wassink was the recipient of the 2017 WMU John Gill Scholar-Athlete Award for having the highest GPA on the football team.

This season, Wassink has completed 169 passes for 2,273 yards and 16 touchdowns while also rushing for 119 yards and two more scores. His passing yards lead the MAC and rank 11th in the FBS while his passing touchdowns are good for second in the conference. Following the Broncos’ season-opener, Wassink was named the MAC West Division Co-Offensive Player of the Week after completing 20-of-25 passes for 368 yards and five touchdowns in a 48-13 win over Monmouth.

Wassink’s career 5,658 passing yards, 46 passing touchdowns, 444 completions, 718 passing attempts and .62 completion percentage all rank in the top 10 in Western Michigan history. The Grand Rapids, Michigan, native has posted five 300-yard passing games in his career. Named a Third Team All-MAC performer by Phil Steele in 2018 and 2017, Wassink helped the Broncos to an appearance in the 2018 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. He was also a member of the 2016 team that played in the 2017 Cotton Bowl and finished the season ranked No. 15 nationally.

A 2019 Wuerffel Trophy nominee, Wassink participated in a mission trip to the Dominican Republic to help repair fences and a community bridge used daily by 100 villagers. A four-year mentor with the “Bronco Buddies” program at the Tree of Life, he also serves as a Fellowship of Christian Athletes leader, helps feed the homeless with the “Ministry with Community” initiative and is a member of WMU’s Uplifting Athletes chapter.