Cal State East Bay Athletics congratulates Class of 2025 is expected to graduate from California State University, East Bay with 63 student-athletes as candidates for their degrees. The student-athlete class includes a mix of four-year Pioneers and transfers to Cal State East Bay.
BaseballRJ Aranda
Quinn Ayres
Nick Balch
Jacob Froess
Owen Gallegos
Max Gonzales
Camron Grant
Ryan Juric
Jacob Klinovsky
Amayas Lamar
Dwyer Lewis
Nate Nordell
Caleb Schaeffer
Gabe Tanner
Kyle Byrne
Juan Cadena
Justin Gauthier
Edgar Martinez
Cole McKain
Sheelah Carey
Karla Galvan
Simryn Parikh
Evelyn Zambrano-Montemayor
Makena Ebster
Jasmin Krishna
Alexis Larsen
Oscar Avendano
George Binda
Leon Eisert
Aaron Farnan
Zavier Hajdukovich
Luis Sanchez
Adrian Sandoval
Jazlyn Castillo
Evelyn Gomez
Annette Medina
Kylie Newman
Kelsey Pena
Gabriella Rodil
Ysabella Cortez
Annelise Garcia
Gabriela Rivera
Kyndal Riddell
Ashlee Toy
Delaney Carlson
Sage Crews
Brooklyn Dressel
Allysa Dudley
Emilie Giannini
Emma Knott
Nella Pashak
Bailey Barlow
Rachel Heredia
Logan Cherry
Tavaya Martinezcuello
*This list may not be exclusive
Several student-athletes also exhausted all of their athletic eligibility at Cal State East Bay.
BaseballMen's Cross Country/T&FWomen's BasketballMen's GolfWomen's GolfMen's SoccerDrew Gibbons
Zavier Hajdukovich
Aaron Farnan
Kelekolio Mateo Jr.
Kylie Newman
Lexie Randolph
Jenna Villanueva
Ysabella Cortez
Annelise Garcia
Gabriela Rivera
Alexa Zumstein
Delaney Carlson
Brooklyn Dressel
Allysa Dudley
Justine Garcia
Emilie Giannini
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