MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;–&nbsp;As various colleges around Kansas State University hold spring commencement exercises virtually on Saturday, among those receiving undergraduate degrees will be 58 current or former Wildcat student-athletes.Highlighting the 58 graduates on the weekend are: 17 from the track and field squads, 15 from football, nine from the rowing team, five soccer student-athletes, four men’s basketball players, three from baseball and one apiece from men’s golf, volleyball, women’s basketball, women’s golf and tennis.In addition to the 58 graduates this spring, the Wildcats also saw 21 student-athletes receive their diplomas in December after the fall term. Also, 10 student-athletes earned master’s degrees this spring, while another earned a second undergraduate degree.K-State student-athletes combined for 162 Academic All-Big 12 citations during the 2019-20 school year, including a program records for football (32, soccer (17) and baseball (13). Headlining the group were a pair of Big 12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year in&nbsp;Adam Holtorf&nbsp;(football) and&nbsp;Peyton Williams&nbsp;(women’s basketball). Both student-athletes, in addition to volleyball’s&nbsp;Brynn Carlson, earned Academic All-America honors.K-State also had seven student-athletes earn the 10th&nbsp;annual Dr. Gerald Lage Academic Achievement Award, which is the Big 12 Conference's highest academic honor.Kansas State had a total of 258 K-State student-athletes named to the Fall 2019 Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll, which marked the 24th-straight semester K-State tallied at least 200. Of the 258 K-State student-athletes earning the citation for their academic excellence, 77 registered a GPA of 4.0 in the fall semester.SPRING 2020 STUDENT-ATHLETE GRADUATES:BASEBALLLuke Bay – KinesiologyChris Ceballos – Communication StudiesCaleb Littlejim – KinesiologyFOOTBALLNick Ast – MarketingWesley Burris – FinanceJustin Eichman – ManagementAdam Harter – FinanceRyan Henington – Professional Strategic SellingAndrew Hicks – Social SciencesEli Huggins – FinanceNoah Johnson – MarketingNick Lenners – ManagementBronson Massie – Communication StudiesMike McCoy – Human Development &amp; Family ScienceWalter Neil Jr. – KinesiologyAJ Parker – KinesiologyDarreyl Patterson – Human Development &amp; Family ScienceHarry Trotter – KinesiologyMEN'S BASKETBALLCartier Diarra – Human Development &amp; Family ScienceJames Love – Human Development &amp; Family ScienceMakol Mawien – Communication StudiesXavier Sneed – Organization ManagementMEN'S GOLFJacob Eklund – Organization ManagementMEN'S TRACK AND FIELDNick Albus – Wildlife and Outdoor Enterprise ManagementAaron Booth – ManagementSam Dreiling – Electrical EngineeringSimone Fassina – Food Science and IndustryCameron Lewis – Organizational ManagementBrett Neelly – Mechanical EngineeringEthan Powell – History/Political ScienceThomas Pyle – Mechanical EngineeringDerek Selk – Park Management and ConservationROWINGMikaela Bennett – Nutritional SciencesLogan Frost – Life Sciences and GerontologyCaroline Geither – Kinesiology and GerontologyAubrey Gilchrist – MicrobiologyRachel Haskell – Kinesiology and Social SciencesEmily Johnson – Animal Science and Industry/BiologyNatasha Johnson – Mechanical EngineeringCatherine Leavitt – Architectural EngineeringMorgan Thompson – Animal Sciences and IndustryVOLLEYBALLBrynn Carlson – Kinesiology/Nutrition and HealthWOMEN’S BASKETBALL/VOLLEYBALLPeyton Williams – Anthropology and International StudiesWOMEN'S GOLFChloe Weir – Human Development &amp; Family ScienceWOMEN'S SOCCERKatie Cramer – KinesiologyLaramie Hall – PsychologyEmma Malsy – BiologyAly Rocha – Family Studies &amp; Human ServicesAshley Zane – KinesiologyWOMEN'S TENNISMeghan King – Organizational ManagementWOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELDAsha Cave – AccountingAnna Keeley – MathematicsShardia Lawrence – Family Studies &amp; Human ServicesErin Lee – Natural Resource and Environmental ScienceRanae McKenzie – Nutrition and KinesiologyShanae McKenzie – Nutrition and KinesiologyAshley Petr – Animal Science and IndustryEmma Wren – Architectural EngineeringSPRING 2020 MASTER’S GRADUATES:Kyle Ball<a>&nbsp;(football) –&nbsp;</a>Data AnalyticsSarah Dixon (volleyball) – Teaching-Elementary EducationEvan Curl (football) – MBA with a concentration Data AnalyticsBlaise Gammon (football) – MBADenzel Goolsby (football) – MBA with a concentration MarketingAdam Holtorf (football) – MBA with a concentration Data AnalyticsPierson McAtee (men’s basketball) – AccountingTyler Mitchell (football) – AccountingDalton Schoen (football) – Data AnalyticsTaylor Smith (men’s track and field) – MBA with a concentration Data AnalyticsMadison Rebel (rowing) – second undergraduate degree in sociology-criminology– k-statesports.com –RYAN LACKEYAssistant Athletics Director for Communications

K-State sees 58 Student-Athletes earn undergraduate degrees