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About the Pac-12



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Overview
 
Staff Directory
Pac-12 Conference
Commissioner Teresa Gould
Chief Operating Officer Quashan Lockett
Chief Legal Officer Scott Petersmeyer
Chief of Staff Drew Seidenberger
Executive Associate Commissioner, Football Operations Merton Hanks
Senior Vice President, External Affairs Dustin Rocke
Vice President, Communications & External Affairs Josh Ishoo
Vice President, Finance Shannon Ward
Associate Commissioner, Sports Management & Student-Athlete Engagement Rhonda Bennett
Associate Commissioner, Football Operations Shonna Brown
Associate Commissioner, Compliance & Governance Chris Merino
Senior Director, People Operations Nancy Eklund
Executive Assistant Wendy Heredia
Director, External Affairs Sean Peters
Director, Video Operations Mike Hornick
Staff Accountant Cecile Catig
Video Operations Manager Hooman Hidari-Nejad
Manager, Administrative Operations Erin Coyle
Pac-12 Enterprises
Senior Vice President, Business Development & Studio Operations Michael Molinari
Vice President, Coordinating Producer Bob Schmelzle
Director, Network Infrastructure Howie Chung
Director, Transmission, Media & Asset Management Ryan Medina
Senior Programming Manager, FAST Eric Lacy
Senior Production Manager Mario Johnson
Manager of Content Operations and Facilities Erwin Tugadi
Manager, Broadcast Engineering Hieu Ho
Studio Manager Isaias Ochoa
Operations Manager - Remote Events Terry Pierce
Senior Network Engineer Roman Kayutkin
Senior Systems Administrator Steggy Stegmeier
IT Support Engineer Ugyen Kyab
Associate Broadcast Engineer Sean Kent
Associate Broadcast Engineer Orion Perez
Staff Accountant Rachel Spiker
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Pac-12 Enterprises
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Pac-12 Enterprises is the broadcast production arm of the Pac-12 Conference that features award-winning production services via its state-of-the-art facility. 

To inquire of Pac-12 Enterprises production services, contact: 

Michael Molinari
Senior Vice President, Business Development & Studio Operations
mmolinari@pac-12.org
Overview
In addition to producing live events and content for Pac-12 member universities, Pac-12 Enterprises offers award-winning production services to the broader world of sports and entertainment with its state-of-the-art facility that opened in 2023 in San Ramon, Calif., featuring:
  • Unrivaled combination of quality, price & efficiency at scale
  • Nine broadcast control rooms designed for "REMI" style centralized production that maximizes scalability and cost efficiency
  • 2,200 square foot acoustically-tuned stage space and insert studios
  • IP2110-based technology infrastructure with connectivity to produce live events anywhere in the world
  • Unique video replay & monitoring center
  • Proven track record of producing 850+ live events per year for high quality broadcasts
Pac-12 Insider
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Pac-12 Insider Is the league's Free Ad-Supported TV Streaming (FAST) channel and is available to all fans via Samsung TV Plus, The CW App, Amazon Prime Video platforms, Free Live Sports, Mansa, Plex, TCLtv+, Tablo, the Sportworld app and the Victory+ app.

Watch Pac-12 Insider via your browser at pac12.me/insider. 
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Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Statement
We are People, Allies, and Champions. We are the Pac-12.

We believe in the power of equity, diversity & inclusion and we strive to build a future that is human-centered and grounded in justice. This is core to who we are as an organization and fuels our mission for championing the academic and athletic excellence and well-being of our student-athletes.

We are committed to the principles of inclusion and equal opportunity for our staff and student-athletes which includes providing an environment free of discrimination, harassment and marginalization, and attracting, developing and retaining a talented diverse workforce at all levels of our organization.

As allies, we will continue to challenge all forms of injustice, build a community that values all dimensions of diversity to propel innovation, and create space for all people to thrive.

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Betting Integrity
Pac-12 & IC360 (formerly U.S. Integrity)
As the sports betting landscape expands across the United States, the Pac-12 has partnered with IC360 (formerly U.S. Integrity), a leading technology-driven sports wagering monitoring company, to protect the integrity of its competitions. As part of the partnership, IC360 provides integrity-monitoring services via its proprietary dashboard for the Pac-12.
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Awards
Pac-12 Tom Hansen Conference Medal
A Conference medal is awarded annually to each member institution's outstanding senior male and female student-athlete based on the exhibition of the greatest combination of performance and achievement in scholarship, athletics, and leadership. In 2009, the Pac-12 renamed the award the Tom Hansen Conference Medal in honor of Hansen, who retired at the end of June 2009 after serving for 26 years as the league's commissioner.

Past Tom Hansen Medal Winners
Pac-12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year
The Pac-12 Conference established the Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards in 2007-08 to recognize its outstanding senior student-athletes. The nomination criteria are: senior (in athletics eligibility) on track to receive a degree; cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher; participation in at least 50% of the scheduled contest in the sport; and minimum of one year in residence at the institution.

Past Pac-12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year
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Pac-12 Woman of the Year
The Woman of the Year Award honors graduating student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout their collegiate careers in the areas of academic achievement, athletics excellence, community service and leadership. Winners of the Conference Woman of the Year award go on to be nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year.

Past Pac-12 Woman of the Year Winners
Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll
Beginning with the fall of 2019, any Pac-12 student-athlete on their respective team roster with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.3-or-above, and who has served at least one year in residence at the institution, is eligible for the distinction. Any student-athlete who qualifies will be named to the Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll during the season in which they compete.

Past Academic Honor Rolls

Click to see a list of all Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll Recipients by season:
 
2019-20 Season: Fall (PDF) Winter (PDF) Spring (PDF)
2020-21 Season: Fall (PDF) Winter (PDF) Spring (PDF)
2021-22 Season: Fall (PDF) Winter (PDF) Spring (PDF)
2022-23 Season: Fall (PDF) Winter (PDF) Spring (PDF)
2023-24 Season: Fall (PDF) Winter (PDF) Spring (PDF)
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Pac-12 Leadership Award
The Pac-12 Conference established the Pac-12 Leadership Award in 2002 to recognize student-athletes who have served on their institutional Student-Athlete Advisory Committees (SAAC) and demonstrated leadership. The Pac-12 Conference Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, which is composed of representatives from each member institution, selects the winners of the award each year from nominations submitted by each campus SAAC.

Past Pac-12 Leadership Award Winners
Pac-12 Sportsmanship Award
The Pac-12 Sportsmanship Award is selected by members of the Pac-12 Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) and is based on good sportsmanship and ethical behavior in participation of intercollegiate athletics, as well as a demonstration of good citizenship outside of the sports-competition setting. Nominees must have demonstrated the values of respect and integrity through a specific action, ideally directed toward an opponent. The student-athlete must have consistently demonstrated the values of respect and integrity in his or her daily participation in intercollegiate athletics.

Past Pac-12 Sportsmanship Award Winners
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Initiatives
Pac-12 Global
Pac-12 Global is an unprecedented effort to harness the passion and spirit of collegiate athletics to showcase the Pac-12 Conference and its member institutions around the world, while providing student-athletes access to transformative life experiences and impactful cultural exchanges.
Pac-12 imPACt
Pac-12 imPACt is the social outreach initiative of the Pac-12 Conference, which is committed to using the power of sport to promote a culture of diversity and inclusion.  
Pac-12 Student-Athlete Health & Well-Being Initiative
The Pac-12 Student-Athlete Health & Well-Being Initiative (SAHWBI) is a collective effort between the Pac-12 and member universities to find ways to reduce injuries, share current best practices and conduct research to uncover new ways to keep student-athletes as safe as possible. 
Pac-12 Team Green
Pac-12 Team Green promotes the greening and sustainability efforts taking place on and around the Pac-12 Conference and its member universities. 
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Past Tom Hansen Medal Winners
A Conference Medal is awarded annually to each member institution's outstanding senior male and female student-athlete based on the exhibition of the greatest combination of performance and achievement in scholarship, athletics and leadership. In 2009, the Conference renamed the award the Tom Hansen Conference Medal in honor of Hansen, who retired at the end of June 2009 after serving for 26 years as Commissioner of the Pac-10.

For a complete list of past Tom Hansen Medal winners, see below:
2023-24 Men Women
Arizona Gustaf Strom, Tennis Allie Skaggs, Softball
Arizona State Ryggs Johnston, Golf Ashley Menne, Golf
California Nikolaos Papanikolaou, Water Polo Isabel Williams, Water Polo
Colorado Magnus Bøe, Skiing Jaylyn Sherrod, Basketball
Oregon Bo Nix, Football Colleen Uzoekwe, Track & Field
Oregon State Javier Armas, Soccer Kaylee Mitchell, Cross Country/Track & Field
Stanford Ky Robinson, Cross Country/Track & Field Cameron Brink, Basketball
UCLA Laiatu Latu, Football Reilyn Turner, Soccer
USC Johnnie Blockburger, Track & Field Claudia Shevitz, Lacrosse
Utah Tyler Bradbury, Lacrosse Maile O'Keefe, Gymnastics
Washington Rome Odunze, Football Brooke Nelson, Softball
Washington State Brennan Jackson, Football Charlisse Leger-Walker, Basketball
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2022-23 Men Women
Arizona Jordan Geist, Track & Field Delaney Schnell, Swimming & Diving
Arizona State Turner Washington, Track & Field Audrey Ernst, Triathlon
California Reece Whitley, Swimming & Diving Neveah DeSouza, Gymnastics
Colorado Filip Forejtek, Skiing Charlie Rudy, Lacrosse
Oregon Alex Forsyth, Football Karly Nowak, Acrobatics & Tumbling
Oregon State Jaydon Grant, Football Sierra Bishop, Rowing
Stanford Brody Malone, Gymnastics Aria Fischer, Water Polo
UCLA Jaime Jaquez Jr., Basketball Megan Faraimo, Softball
USC Brendon Stewart, Track & Field Bailey Lear, Track & Field
Utah Dalton Kincaid, Football Ellessa Bonstrom, Softball
Washington Lucas Meek, Soccer Ella May Powell, Volleyball
Washington State Jacob McKeon, Baseball Mykiaa Minniss, Soccer
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2021-22 Men Women
Arizona Brooks Fail, Swimming & Diving Sam Thomas, Basketball
Arizona State Anthony Valencia, Wrestling Emma Nordin, Swimming & Diving
California Elijah Hicks, Football Camryn Rogers, Track & Field
Colorado Evan Battey, Basketball Sadie Grozier, Lacrosse
Oregon Cooper Teare, Cross Country/Track & Field Eden Hardy, Soccer
Oregon State Joel Walker, Soccer Grace Massey, Volleyball
Stanford Alex Williams, Baseball Brooke Forde, Swimming & Diving
UCLA Myles Johnson, Basketball Briana Perez, Softball
USC Earnie Sears III, Track & Field Tina Graudina, Beach Volleyball
Utah Josh Stout, Lacrosse Sydney Soloski, Gymnastics
Washington Dylan Teves, Soccer Gabbie Plain, Softball
Washington State Colton Johnsen, Track & Field Krystal Leger-Walker, Basketball
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2020-21 Men Women
Arizona David Laskin, Golf Gitte Heynemans, Tennis
Arizona State Nathan Ponwith, Tennis Olivia Mehaffey, Golf
California Darren Baker, Baseball Deshae Wise, Track & Field
Colorado Caleb Penner, Track & Field Sage Hurta, Cross Country/Track & Field
Oregon Hunter Kampmoyer, Football Lydia Giomi, Basketball
Oregon State Ethan Thompson, Basketball Aleah Goodman, Basketball
Stanford Oscar da Silva, Basketball Kiana Williams, Basketball
UCLA Zach Pettway, Baseball Michaela Onyenwere, Basketball
USC John Thomas, Baseball Anna Cockrell, Track & Field
Utah Ola Jordheim, Skiing Alyssa Barrera, Softball
Washington Elijah Molden, Football Sis Bates, Softball
Washington State Emmanuel "Ray Ray" Wells Jr., Track & Field Charisma Taylor, Track & Field
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2019-20 Men Women
Arizona Stone Gettings, Basketball Tatum Waggoner, Track & Field
Arizona State Tanner Hall, Wrestling Robbi Ryan, Basketball
California Simon Lekressner, Soccer Abbey Weitzeil, Swimming & Diving
Colorado Joe Klecker, Cross Country & Track Jalen (J.J.) Tompkins, Soccer
Oregon Justin Herbert, Football Satou Sabally, Basketball
Oregon State Tres Tinkle, Basketball Mikayla Pivec, Basketball
Stanford Tanner Beason, Soccer Morgan Hentz, Volleyball
UCLA Darnay Holmes, Football Madison Kocian, Gymnastics
USC Henry Fusaro, Swimming & Diving Louise Hansson, Swimming
Utah Terrell Burgess, Football Guro Jordheim, Skiing
Washington Kasey French, Soccer Kara Bajema, Volleyball & Beach Volleyball
Washington State Anthony Gordon, Football Morgan Weaver, Soccer
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2018-19 Men Women
Arizona Chatham Dobbs, Swimming & Diving Katrina Konopka, Swimming & Diving
Arizona State David Hoffer, Swimming & Diving Kianna Ibis, Basketball
California Andrew Seliskar Swimming & Diving Kristine Anigwe, Basketball
Colorado Wilson Belk, Golf Kaitlyn Benner, Cross Country/T&F
Oregon Ryan Gronlund, Golf Shannon Williams, Lacrosse
Oregon State Stephen Thompson Jr., Basketball Alina Hagstrom, Rowing
Stanford Harrison Williams, Track and Field Ella Eastin, Swimming & Diving
UCLA Micah Ma'a, Volleyball Izzy Carey, Beach Volleyball
USC Justin Suh, Golf Terese Cannon, Beach Volleyball
Utah Chase Hansen, Football Kari Lee, Gymnastics
Washington Ben Burr-Kirven, Football Stacey Fung, Tennis
Washington State Gardner Minshew II, Football Taylor Mims, Volleyball
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2017-18 Men Women
Arizona Dusan Ristic, Basketball Claire Green, Cross Country/Track & Field
Arizona State Kodi Justice, Basketball Maggie Ewen, Track & Field
California Luca Cupido, Water Polo Emily Boyd, Soccer
Colorado Petter Reistad, Skiing Sarah Brown, Lacrosse
Oregon Kyle Kasser, Baseball Gwen Svekis, Softball
Oregon State Jack Anderson, Baseball Marie Gulich, Basketball
Stanford Foster Langsdorf, Soccer Andi Sullivan, Soccer
UCLA Martin Redlicki, Tennis Christine Peng-Peng Lee, Gymnastics
USC Jordan McLaughlin, Basketball Gussie Johns, Lacrosse
Utah Martin Bergstrom, Skiing Maddy Stover, Gymnastics
Washington Colby Gilbert, Cross Country/Track & Field Amy-Eloise Neale, Cross Country/Track & Field
Washington State Luke Falk, Football Alissa Brooks-Johnson, Track & Field
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2016-17 Men Women
Arizona Aaron Castle, Track & Field Laura Larson, Volleyball
Arizona State Jared du Toit, Golf Monica Vaughn, Golf
California Ryan Murphy, Swimming Farida Osman, Swimming
Colorado Jaron Thomas, Track & Field Haley Smith, Basketball
Oregon Jayson Amos, Tennis Maggie Schmaedick, Cross Country
Oregon State Dustin Stanton, Football Sydney Wiese, Basketball
Stanford Akash Modi, Gymnastics Maggie Steffens, Water Polo
UCLA Felix Vobejda, Soccer  Kari Korver, Basketball
USC Zach Banner, Football Anika Apostalon, Swimming
Utah Hunter Dimick, Football Hannah Flippen, Softball
Washington Justin Schmidt, Soccer Kelsey Plum, Basketball
Washington State Josh Hawkinson, Basketball Nicole Hare, Rowing
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2015-16 Men Women
Arizona Rafael Quintero, Diving Bonnie Brandon, Swimming
Arizona State Michael Bercovici, Football Elisha Davis, Basketball
California Tyrone Wallace, Basketball Rachel Bootsma, Swimming
Colorado Connor Winter, Cross Country Alexis Keating, Golf
Oregon Daan Maasland, Tennis Cheridan Hawkins, Softball
Oregon State Seth Thomas, Wrestling Ruth Hamblin, Basketball
Stanford Conrad Kaminski, Volleyball Ivana Hong, Gymnastics
UCLA Daniel McClintick, Water Polo Danusia Francis, Gymnastics
USC Max de Vroome, Tennis Samantha Bricio, Volleyball
Utah Brandon Taylor, Basketball Breanna Hughes, Gymnastics
Washington Brian Clay, Football Melanie Wade, Volleyball
Washington State Joe Dahl, Football Kourtney Guetlein, Soccer
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2014-15 Men Women
Arizona Kevin Cordes, Swimming Samantha Pickens, Diving
Arizona State Taylor Kelly, Football Shelby Houlihan, XC/Track & Field
California Chris Adcock, Football Reshanda Gray, Basketball
Colorado Rune Oedegaard, Skiing Brooke Wales Granstrom, Skiing
Oregon Marcus Mariota, Football Janie Takeda, Softball
Oregon State Sean Mannion, Football Tayla Woods, Volleyball
Stanford Chasson Randle, Basketball Kelsey Harbin, Field Hockey
UCLA Dennis Mkrtchian, Tennis Samantha Peszek, Gymnastics
USC Cristian Quintero, Swimming Zoe Scandalis, Tennis
Utah Delon Wright, Basketball Georgia Dabritz, Gymnastics
Washington Hau'oli Kikaha, Football Krista Vansant, Volleyball
Washington State DaVonté Lacy, Basketball Nicole Setterlund, Soccer
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2013-14 Men Women
Arizona Lawi Lalang, XC/Track & Field Margo Geer, Swimming & Diving
Arizona State Cory Hahn, Baseball Stephanie Preach, Volleyball
California Brandon Hagy, Golf Alicia Asturias, Gymnastics
Colorado Andreas Haug, Skiing Shalaya Kipp, XC/Track & Field
Oregon Robin Cambier, Tennis Laura Roesler, Track & Field
Oregon State Josh Smith, Soccer Jenna Richardson, Soccer
Stanford Trent Murphy, Football Chiney Ogwumike, Basketball
UCLA Joe Sofia, Soccer Anna Senko, Swimming & Diving
USC Devon Kennard, Football Natalie Hagglund, Volleyball
Utah Ben Tasevac, Tennis Mary Beth Lofgren, Gymnastics
Washington Sam Dommer, Rowing Kaitlin Inglesby, Softball
Washington State Deone Bucannon, Football Micaela Castain, Soccer
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2012-13 Men Women
Arizona John Bonano, Football Brigetta Barrett, Track & Field
Arizona State Carrick Felix, Basketball Constance Ezugha, Track & Field
California Tom Shields, Swimming & Diving Layshia Clarendon, Basketball
Colorado Sabatino Chen, Basketball Emma Coburn, Cross Country/Track & Field
Oregon Michael Clay, Football Alaina Bergsma, Volleyball
Oregon State Matt Boyd, Baseball Makayla Stambaugh, Gymnastics
Stanford Mark Appel, Baseball Becky Dru, Field Hockey
UCLA Jeff Locke, Football Vanessa Zamarripa, Gymnastics
USC Matt Barkley, Football Melanie Grindle, Rowing
Utah Miles Havlik, Skiing Rachel Messer, Basketball
Washington Jeremy Taiwo, Track & Field Christine Babcock, Track & Field
Washington State Adam Nelubowich, Baseball Liudmila Vasilieva, Tennis
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2011-12 Men Women
Arizona Ben Grado, Diving Katie Matusik, Gymnastics
Arizona State Aaron Pflugrad, Football Katelyn Boyd, Softball
California Jorge Gutierrez, Basketball Valerie Arioto, Softball
Colorado Andy Wacker, Track & Field Katie Hartman, Skiing
Oregon David Paulson, Football Amanda Johnson, Basketball
Oregon State Cameron Collins, Football Leslie Mak, Gymnastics
Stanford Andrew Luck, Football Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Basketball
UCLA Andy Rose, Soccer Samantha Camuso, Softball
USC Daniel Nguyen, Tennis Amanda Smith, Swimming
Utah Derrick Shelby, Football Maria Graefnings, Skiing
Washington Robert Munn, Rowing Kate Deines, Soccer
Washington State Derek Jones, Baseball Elisabeth Fournier, Tennis
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2010-11 Men Women
Arizona Brooks Reed, Football Paige Weber, Volleyball
Arizona State Anthony Robles, Wrestling Kelcy McKenna, Tennis
California Nathan Adrian, Swimming Carli Lloyd, Volleyball
Oregon Jordan Holmes, Football Melissa Gergel, Track & Field
Oregon State Alex Linnenkohl, Football Jill Sawatzky, Volleyball
Stanford Owen Marecic, Football Sarah Flynn, Lacrosse
UCLA Ben Hohl, Water Polo Brittani McCullough, Gymnastics
USC Murphy Troy, Volleyball Lizette Salas, Golf
Washington Scott Roth, Track & Field Venise Chan, Tennis
Washington State Jeshua Anderson, Track & Field Marissa Tschida, Track & Field
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2009-10 Men Women
Arizona Jean Basson, Swimming Justine Schluntz, Swimming
Arizona State Ryan Whiting, Track & Field Liz Harkin, Soccer
California Jerome Randle, Basketball Hana Cutura, Volleyball
Oregon Ashton Eaton, Track & Field Keshia Baker, Track & Field
Oregon State Diego Velasquez, Golf Mandi Rodriquez, Gymnastics
Stanford Toby Gerhart, Football Carly Janiga, Gymnastics
UCLA Musatfa Abdul-Hamid, Basketball Kaitlin Sather, Volleyball
USC Jeff Byers, Football Kally Lucas, Water Polo
Washington Nick Taylor, Golf Danielle Lawrie, Softball
Washington State Matt Lamb, Track & Field Kiersten Dallstream, Soccer
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2008-09 Men Women
Arizona Craig Sheedy, Swimming Lara Jackson, Swimming
Arizona State Jeff Pendergraph, Basketball Kaitlin Cochran, Softball
California Alex Mack, Football Dana Vollmer, Swimming
Oregon Galen Rupp, Track and Field Anna Poponyak, Lacrosse
Oregon State Andy Levitre, Football Saori Haruguchi, Swimming
Stanford Sho Nakamori, Gymnastics Foluke Akinradewo, Volleyball
UCLA Michael Look, Tennis Jade Machado, Volleyball
USC Mark Sanchez, Football Rebecca Soni, Swimming
Washington Jon Brockman, Basketball Ashley Charters, Softball
Washington State Taylor Rochestie, Basketball Sara Trané, Track and Field
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2007-08 Men Women
Arizona Albert Subarits, Swimming Lacey Nymeyer, Swimming
Arizona State Kyle Alcorn, Track & Field Jacquelyn Johnson, Track & Field
California Tim McNeill, Gymnastics Angie Pressey, Volleyball
Oregon Dennis Dixon, Football Jen May, Lacrosse
Oregon State Alexis Serna, Football Yuki Lamb, Gymnastics
Stanford Tanner Gardner, Wrestling Arianna Lambie, Cross Country/T&F
UCLA Christopher Joseph, Football Lindsey Pluimer, Basketball
USC Kaes Van't Hof, Tennis Allison Jaskowiak Kennedy, Basketball
Washington Heath Allen, Rowing Christal Morrison, Volleyball
Washington State Alex Brink, Football Ekaterina Burduli, Tennis
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2006-07 Men Women
Arizona Adam Ritter, Swimming Whitney Myers, Swimming
Arizona State Niklas Lemke, Golf Amy Hastings, Track & Field
California John Mann, Water Polo Jillian Davis, Volleyball
Oregon Jordan Kent, Football Nicole Garbin, Soccer
Oregon State Mitch Canham, Baseball Natalie Johnson, Softball
Stanford Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Swimming Cassidy Krug, Diving
UCLA Andrew Baumgartner, Football Jackie Nguyen, Track & Field
USC Pavol Valovic, Water Polo Anca Anastasiu, Tennis
Washington Ryan Brown, Track & Field Courtney Thompson, Volleyball
Washington State Jason Hill, Football Diana Pickler, Track & Field
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2005-06 Men Women
Arizona Simon Burnett, Swimming Alicia Hollowell, Softball
Arizona State Alejandro Canizares, Golf Ashley Kelly, Gymnastics
California Calen Carr, Soccer Kristina Thorson, Softball
Oregon Eric Mitchum, Track & Field Caitlin Gamble, Soccer
Oregon State Lamar Hurd, Basketball Chrissy Lamun, Gymnastics
Stanford Peter Varellas, Water Polo Alice Barnes, Tennis
UCLA Chris Jensen, Baseball Kate Richardson, Gymnastics
USC Juraj Zatovic, Water Polo Blythe Hartley, Diving
Washington James Lepp, Golf Paige Mackenzie, Golf
Washington State Jay Miller, Baseball Tamara Diles, Track & Field
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2004-05 Men Women
Arizona Channing Frye, Basketball Emily Mason, Swimming
Arizona State Andrew Walter, Football Kylan Loney, Basketball
California Graham Ackerman, Gymnastics Kelly Anderson, Softball
Oregon Sven Swinnen, Tennis Cathrine Kraayeveld, Basketball
Oregon State Bill Swancutt, Football Mari Embertson, Swimming
Stanford Tony Azevedo, Water Polo Ogonna Nnamani, Volleyball
UCLA Joseph Axelrad, Water Polo Natalie Golda, Water Polo
USC Ray Vincent, Swimming & Diving Emily Adams, Volleyball
Washington C.J. Klaas, Soccer Tina Frimpong, Soccer
Washington State Calvin Armstrong, Football Kim Welch, Golf
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2003-04 Men Women
Arizona Chris Nallen, Golf Wendy Allen, Softball
Arizona State Nick Brunelli, Swimming Phelan Wright, Softball
California Attila Banhidy, Water Polo Natalie Coughlin, Swimming
Oregon Luke Jackson, Basketball Jennifer Poore, Softball
Oregon State Jed Pennell, Wrestling Birte Stevens, Swimming
Stanford Dan Gill, Gymnastics Tara Kirk, Swimming
UCLA Tobias Clemens, Swimming Yvonne Tousek, Gymnastics
USC Ruben Torres, Tennis Kelly Graff, Water Polo
Washington Brock Mackenzie, Golf Giuliana Mendiola, Basketball
Washington State Tim Gehring, Track & Field Nicole Wilcox, Soccer
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2002-03 Men Women
Arizona Jason Johnson, Football Lovieann Jung, Softball
Arizona State Eric Larkin, Wrestling Lisa Aguilera, Track & Field
California John Paul Fruttero, Tennis Brittany Kirk, Soccer
Oregon Santiago Lorenzo, Track & Field Andrea Vidlund, Softball
Oregon State Dennis Weathersby, Football Elizabeth Jillson, Gymnastics
Stanford Ryan Garko, Baseball Jackie Frank, Water Polo
UCLA Bryce Bohlander, Football Onnie Willis, Gymnastics 
USC Erik Vendt, Swimming Tracy Lindquist, Volleyball
Washington Brad Walker, Track & Field Paige Benjamin, Volleyball
Washington State Jason Gesser, Football Ellannee Richardson, Track & Field
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2001-02 Men Women
Arizona Brandon Nash, Football Jennie Finch, Softball
Arizona State Brandon Strong, Track & Field Kelly McDonald, Track & Field
California Dennis Gates, Basketball Anne Walker, Golf
Oregon Joey Harrington, Football Chalise Baysa, Soccer
Oregon State Todd Deacon, Golf Gina Schmidt, Volleyball  
Stanford Chris O'Riordan, Baseball Ellen Estes, Water Polo
UCLA Bryan Green, Track & Field Stacy Nuveman, Softball
USC Andrew Park, Tennis Aniko Pelle, Water Polo
Washington Kyle Benn, Football Anna Mickelson, Rowing
Washington State Lamont Thompson, Football Erica Perkins, Tennis
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2000-01 Men Women
Arizona Patrick Nduwimana, Track & Field Lauren Bauer, Softball
Arizona State Casey Myers, Baseball Amanda Burbridge, Volleyball
California Andre Carter, Football Courtney Johnson, Basketball
Oregon Matt Smith, Football Jerilyn White, Golf
Oregon State Sam Bobek, Rowing Lara Degenhardt, Gymnastics
Stanford Anthony Robinson, Swimming Misty Hyman, Swimming
UCLA Sean Kern, Water Polo Elisabeth Bachman, Volleyball
USC Nickolas Jones, Golf Rebecca Monemaker, Rowing
Washington Marques Tuiasosopo, Football Megan Franza, Basketball
Washington State Milton Wynn, Football Agneta Rosenblad, Track & Field
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1999-2000 Men Women
Arizona Ryk Neethling, Swimming Heidi Hornbeek, Gymnastics
Arizona State Ed Carter, Tennis Elizabeth McNabb, Gymnastics
California Deltha O'Neal, Football Elli Overton, Swimming
Oregon A.D. Smith, Basketball Anika Heuser, Golf
Oregon State Aaron Koch, Football Tarrah Beyster, Softball
Stanford Troy Walters, Football Kerri Walsh, Volleyball
UCLA Danny Farmer, Football/Volleyball Seilala Sua, Track & Field
USC Chad Morton, Football Lisa Bartoli, Rowing
Washington Ben Lindsay, Track & Field Jennifer Spediacci, Softball
Washington State Ian Waltz, Track & Field Erin Eldridge, Swimming
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1998-99 Men Women
Arizona Abdi Abdirahman, Track & Field Amy Skieresz, Track & Field
Arizona State Bobby Lazor, Basketball Amy Shelton, Gymnastics
California Gordan Kozulji, Swimming Marylyn Chiang, Swimming
Oregon Josh Bidwell, Football Kaarin Knudson, Track & Field
Oregon State Larry Ramirez, Football Megan Murphy-Barcroft, Gymnastics
Stanford Josh Hochgesang, Baseball Tracye Lawyer, Soccer/Track & Field
UCLA Shawn Stuart, Football Kiralee Hayashi, Gymnastics
USC Adam Abrams, Football Adrain Williams, Basketball
Washington Todd MacCulloch, Basketball Becky Newbry, Softball
Washington State Boyd Robertson, Baseball Anna Carlson, Rowing
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1997-98 Men Women
Arizona Joe Salave'a, Football Nancy Evans, Softbal
Arizona State Pat Tillman, Football Reka Cseresnyes, Tennis
California Brandon Whiting, Football Karen Cook, Soccer/Water Polo
Oregon Jeremy Ensrud, Wrestling Jennifer Thomas, Track & Field
Oregon State Ryan Lipe, Baseball Deanne Droegemueller, Gymnastics
Stanford Tom Wilkens, Swimming Kristin Folkl, Basketball/Volleyball
UCLA Josh Keller, Soccer Nada Kawar, Track & Field
USC Jim Wren, Football Jean Ellis Todisco, Swimming
Washington Bob Cummins, Rowing Aretha Hill, Track & Field
Washington State Matt Stadelman, Track & Field Stephanie Papke, Volleyball
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1996-97 Men Women
Arizona Wayne Wyatt, Football Leah O'Brien, Softball
Arizona State Chris Hanell, Golf Alyssa Johnson, Basketball
California David Kruse, Gymnastics Amy Littlepage, Track & Field
Oregon Chris Nelson, Track & Field Arianne Boyer, Basketball
Oregon State Tony Huot, Football Randi Miller, Gymnastics
Stanford Brevin Knight, Basketball Kate Starbird, Basketball
UCLA Trong Nguyen, Volleyball Amy Acuff, Track & Field
USC Randy Flores, Baseball Kristine Quance, Swimming
Washington Dave Janoski, Football Sara Pickering, Softball
Washington State Isaac Fontaine, Basketball Jody Payne, Soccer
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1995-96 Men Women
Arizona Jan Anderson, Tennis Jenny Dalton, Softball
Arizona State Justin Dragoo, Football Katie Freeland, Gymnastics
California Nick Kittredge, Water Polo Larissa Herold, Swimming
Oregon Kevin Roberts, Wrestling LaReina Woods, T&F/Volleyball
Oregon State Les Gutches, Wrestling Heather Bennett, Gymnastics
Stanford A.J. Hinch, Baseball Cary Wendell, Volleyball
UCLA Mike Terry, Track & Field Annette Salmeen, Swimming
USC Balazs Kiss, Track & Field Kelly Kuebler, Volleyball
Washington Ernie Conwell, Football/Track & Field Tara Carlson, Cross Country/Track & Field
Washington State Jim Horner, Baseball Kelli Kamphouse, Rowing
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1994-95 Men Women
Arizona Martin Keino, Track & Field Amy Chellevold, Softball
Arizona State Todd Demsey, Golf Beata Kaszuba, Swimming
California Martin Hermann, Swimming Jackie Lear, Basketball
Oregon Chad Cota, Football Camara Jones, Track & Field
Oregon State Reynold Gardner, Wrestling Jenna Leavitt, Soccer
Stanford Justin Armour, Football Jenny Thompson, Swimming
UCLA George Zidek, Baseball Jennifer Brundage, Softball
USC Brett Hansen, Tennis Meika Wagner, Volleyball
Washington Erik Penner, Soccer Lisa Proctor, Tennis
Washington State Jed Stannard, Track & Field Susie Jarosch, Basketball
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1993-94 Men Women
Arizona Michael McQuitty, Swimming & Diving Tanya Hughes, Track & Field
Arizona State Stevin Smith, Basketball Tracy Cone, Golf
California Doug Brien, Football Erika Hinton, Soccer
Oregon Lee Kimer, Tennis Kelly Blair, Track & Field
Oregon State Mason Smith, Baseball Chari Knight, Gymnastics
Stanford Larry Bercutt, Water Polo Sarah Rafanelli, Soccer
UCLA David Fleck, Diving Julie Bremner, Volleyball
USC Brian Earley, Diving Katie Haller, Volleyball
Washington Jim Nevelle, Football Jeannine Jensen, Soccer
Washington State Matt Shaffer, Track & Field Kim Lynass, Soccer
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1992-93 Men Women
Arizona Jason Thompson, Baseball Stacy Fowlkes, Gymnastics
Arizona State Adam Brass, Football Jennifer Helfich, Volleyball
California Chris Huffins, Track & Field Milica Vukadinovic, Basketball
Oregon Ronnie Harris, Football/Track & Field Erika Klein, Track & Field
Oregon State Trent Flack, Wrestling Margo Evashevski, Basketball/Golf
Stanford Glyn Milburn, Football Heather Willens, Tennis
UCLA Carlton Gray, Football Lisa Fernandez, Softball
USC Travis Hannah, Football Elin Bartell, Swimming & Diving
Washington Chet Crile, Tennis Stacie Hoitink, Track & Field
Washington State Dale Reed, Basketball Chantal Brunner, Track & Field
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1991-92 Men Women
Arizona John Fina, Football Lori Detweiler, Diving
Arizona State Richard Tapper, Swimming Mindy Gowell, Volleyball
California Scott Jaffe, Swimming Sigall Kassutto, Gymnastics
Oregon Bob Gray, Track & Field Tracey Simmons, Softball
Oregon State David Anderson, Baseball Kristy King, Volleyball
Stanford Alex O'Brien, Tennis Kristin Klein, Volleyball
UCLA Scott Keswick, Gymnastics Jennifer Grateau, Volleyball
USC Greg Larson, Swimming Tammy Story, Basketball
Washington Ed Cunningham, Football Sonja Forster, Track & Field
Washington State Mark Macdonald, Track & Field Jennifer Carpenter, Track & Field
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1990-91 Men Women
Arizona Trev Anderson, Golf Sharon Manship, Track & Field
Arizona State Brian Gyetko, Tennis Gea Johnson, Track & Field
California Rhett Hall, Football Sabrina Han, Track & Field/Cross Country
Oregon Bill Musgrave, Football Kamala Kohlmeier, Track & Field
Oregon State Jeff Sanders, Baseball Joy Selig, Gymnastics
Stanford Ed McCaffrey, Football Sandra Birch, Tennis
UCLA Billy Thompson, Soccer Samantha Shaver, Volleyball
USC Bryan Ivie, Volleyball Lisa Dorman, Swimming
Washington Greg Lewis, Football Karen Deden, Basketball
Washington State Brady Crook, Baseball Georgette Reed, Track & Field
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1989-90 Men Women
Arizona Chris Singleton, Football
Arizona State Dan St. John, Wrestling Fran Ciak, Basketball
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Washington Pat Johnson, Track Lisa McCammond, Volleyball
Washington State
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1988-89 Men Women
Arizona Derek Huff, Track & Field Stacy Engel, Softball
Arizona State Chris Garrett, Football Jacinta Bartholomew, Track & Field
California Kirk Everist, Water Polo Karen Shin, Tennis
Oregon Glenn Jarrett, Wrestling Penny Graves, Cross Country
Oregon State Robb Thomas, Football Chelle Flamoe, Basketball
Stanford Todd Lichti, Basketball Jenna Johnson, Swimming
UCLA Matt Sonnichsen, Volleyball Janice Parks, Softball
USC Harry "Chip" Hobson, Swimming Nancy Hillman, Volleyball
Washington Brett Wiese, Football Yumi Mordre, Gymnastics
Washington State Brian Quinnett, Basketball Lissa Gray, Track & Field
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1987-88 Men Women
Arizona Chuck Cecil, Football
Arizona State Peter Boden, Swimming Robyn Benincasa, Diving
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Washington David Rill, Football Vicki Borsheim, Track
Washington State John Anderson, Tennis Beth Platte, Swimming
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1986-87 Men Women
Arizona Chip Hale, Baseball Yolanda Turner, Basketball
Arizona State Jeff Whitham, Swimming Sherry Poole, Basketball
California David Butler, Basketball Mary T. Meagher, Swimming
Oregon Harold Kuphaldt, Cross Country/Track Lauri Landerholm, Basketball
Oregon State Ken Bowen, Baseball Connie Peterka, Track & Field
Stanford Pablo Morales, Swimming Patty Fendick, Tennis
UCLA Asbjorn Volstad, Volleyball Lisa Ettesvold, Volleyball
USC Jeff Bregel, Football Rhonda Windham, Basketball
Washington Clay Damon, Basketball Lisa Raschkow, Basketball
Washington State Loren Hoppes, Baseball Kathy Boviard, Gymnastics
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1985-86 Men
Arizona Gordon Bunch, Football
Arizona State John Sweeney, Gymnastics
California Mark Stephens, Football
Oregon Dub Myers, Track & Field
Oregon State Jeff Smyth, Wrestling
Stanford John Moffet, Swimming
UCLA Mike Hartmeier, Football
USC Brien Henninger, Golf
Washington Chris Pearson, Tennis
Washington State Mark Babich, Track & field
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1984-85 Men
Arizona George DiCarlo, Swimming
Arizona State Brad Rot, Gymnastics
California Bengt Baron, Swimming
Oregon Blair Rasmussen, Basketball
Oregon State Kenny Taylor, Football/Track & Field
Stanford Pete Stanicek, Baseball
UCLA Bruce Hayes, Swimming
USC Wayne Carlander, Basketball
Washington Dan Eernissee, Football
Washington State Kurt Waananen, Baseball
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1983-84 Men
Arizona Ivan Lesnik, Football
Arizona State Mike Orn, Swimming
California Ron Rivera, Football
Oregon Ryan Zinke, Football
Oregon State Jim Baumgardner, Wrestling
Stanford Mark McKeen, Tennis
UCLA Rick Neuheisel, Football
USC John Yacovelle, Swimming
Washington Steve Pelleur, Football
Washington State Pat Lynch, Football
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1982-83 Men
Arizona Jeff Hess, Track & Field/Cross Country
Arizona State Gary Bohay, Wrestling
California Harvey Salem, Football
Oregon Kevin Lusk, Football
Oregon State Shannon Sullivan, Track & Field
Stanford John Elway, Football
UCLA Cormac Carney, Football
USC Riki Gray, Football
Washington Chuck Nelson, Football
Washington State Kevin Sloan, Football
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1981-82 Men
Arizona Jim Bagnall, Baseball
Arizona State Alvin Davis, Baseball
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Washington Mark Jerue, Football
Washington State
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1980-81 Men
Arizona Ted Staren, Tennis
Arizona State Dan Severn, Wrestling
California Par Arvidsson, Swimming
Oregon Alberto Salazar, Cross Country/Track & Field
Oregon State Ray Blume, Basketball
Stanford Darrin Nelson, Football/Track & Field
UCLA Charles Fisher, Soccer
USC Craig Furness, Water Polo
Washington Mike Reilly, Football
Washington State Scott Pelleur, Football
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1979-80 Men
Arizona Joe Nehls, Basketball
Arizona State Dave Severn, Wrestling
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Washington Bruce Harrell, Football
Washington State
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1978-79 Men
Arizona Jeff Whitton, Football
Arizona State Chris Mott, Football
California Peter Rocca, Swimming
Oregon Alberto Salazar, Cross Country/Track & Field
Oregon State Dan Hicks, Wrestling
Stanford Steve Dils, Football
UCLA Brad Holland, Basketball
USC Bruce Furniss, Swimming
Washington Scott Nielson, Track & Field
Washington State Kevin Yanasak, Wrestling
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1977-78 Men
California Mike Loughlin, Water Polo
Oregon Scott McEldowney, Gymnastics
Oregon State Greg Marshall, Football
Stanford Mike Peck, Golf
UCLA Willie Banks, Track & Field and Mike Tully, Track & Field 
USC Rich Graybehl, Track & Field
Washington Blair Bush, Football
Washington State Dan Doornink, Football
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1976-77 Men
California Brad Duffey, Track
Oregon Greg Ballard, Basketball
Oregon State Larry Bielenberg, Wrestling
Stanford Chris Dorst, Water Polo
UCLA Marques Johnson, Basketball
USC John Naber, Swimming
Washington Brian Mondschein, Track
Washington State Wally Bennett, Football
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1975-76 Men
California Walter Bricker, Water Polo 
Oregon Ron Lee, Basketball
Oregon State Paul Miller, Basketball
Stanford Ed Schweitzer, Basketball
UCLA Dennis Cline, Volleyball and John Sciarra, Football
USC Steve Furniss, Swimming
Washington Ray Pinney, Football
Washington State Marl Murray, Track & Field
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1974-75 Men
California Doug Healy, Water Polo
Oregon Don Reynolds, Football and Joe Percival, Gymnastics
Oregon State Doug Oxsen, Basketball
Stanford Pat Donovan, Football
UCLA Gene Bleymeier, Football
USC Pat Haden, Football
Washington Dennis Fitzpatrick, Football
Washington State Dubi Lufi, Gymnastics
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1973-74 Men
California Peter Schnugg, Water Polo
Oregon Guy Krause, Baseball
Oregon State Greg Strobel, Wrestling
Stanford Ted Marcy, Gymnastics
UCLA Bill Walton, Basketball
USC Dan Anderson, Basketball
Washington Joe Tabor, Football
Washington State Mike Hill, Football
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1972-73 Men
California Bruce Kennedy, Track & Field
Oregon Steve Prefontaine, Track & Field
Oregon State Mike R. Jones, Wrestling
Stanford Reggie Sanderson, Football
UCLA John C. Lassner, Football
USC David Brown, Football
Washington Don Beer, Tennis
Washington State Jim Chapados, Baseball
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1971-72 Men
California Jim Penrose, Track & Field and Clifton West, Track & Field
Oregon Pete Schmock, Track & Field
Oregon State Steve Thomas, Wrestling
Stanford Jackie Brown, Football
UCLA Henry Bibby, Basketball
USC Frank Heckl, Swimming
Washington Jim Johnson, Track & Field
Washington State Dan Steward, Basketball
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1970-71 Men
California Steve Welch, Wrestling
Oregon Bob Newland, Football
Oregon State Bob Tomasovic, Wrestling
Stanford Dave Thomas, Wrestling
UCLA Sidney Wicks, Basketball
USC Andy Strenk, Swimming
Washington Sho Fukushima, Gymnastics
Washington State Mike Gomez, Basketball/Baseball
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1969-70 Men
California Gordon Yamamoto, Wrestling
Oregon John Miller, Wrestling
Oregon State Billy Main, Football
Stanford Mike Ewing, Football/Baseball
UCLA Mike Burton, Swimming
USC Fred Khasigian, Football
Washington Rafael Stone, Basketball
Washington State Tom Owings, Baseball
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1968-69 Men
California Gary Pennington, Track
Oregon Arne Kvalheim, Track
Oregon State Dick Evans, Track
Stanford Mark Marquess, Football/Baseball 
UCLA Lew Alcindor, Basketball
USC Steve Sogge, Football
Washington Glen Bowser, Crew
Washington State Gregg Field, Football
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1967-68 Men
California Bob Crittenden, Football
Oregon Jim Smith, Football
Oregon State Dave Marlette, Football
Stanford Bob Momsen, Swimming
UCLA Gary Beban, Football
USC Stan Smith, Tennis
Washington Dave Henderson, Golf
Washington State Ray Stein, Basketball
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1966-67 Men
California Josh Robison, Gymnastics
Oregon Neal Steinhauer, Track
Oregon State Ed Fredenberg, Basketball
Stanford Dick Swan, Baseball
UCLA Norman Dow, Football
USC Gary Carlsen, Track
Washington Terril Efird, Crew
Washington State Rich Sheron, Football
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1965-66 Men
California Tom Reiles, Football/Rugby
Oregon Ken Moore, Track
Oregon State Doug Huey, Swimming
Stanford Terry DeSylvia, Football
UCLA Kurt Altenberg, Football
USC Roy Saari, Swimming
Washington Mike Lowell, Gymnastics
Washington State Dan Hensley, Wrestling
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1964-65 Men
California Paul Newman, Gymnastics
Oregon Corky Sullivan, Football
Oregon State Jim Jarvis, Basketball/Baseball
Stanford Joe Neal, Football
UCLA Prentice O'Leary, Football
USC Lew Hoyt, Track
Washington Bill Douglas, Football
Washington State John Olerud, Baseball
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1963-64 Men
California Bruce Ballmer, Basketball/Track
Stanford Steve Cortright, Track
UCLA Fred Slaughter, Basketball
USC Bill Bond, Tennis
Washington Ed Cazalet, Swimming
Washington State Chris Marker, Swimming
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1962-63 Men
California Randy Gold, Football
Stanford Dave Wiell, Track
UCLA Robert Smith, Football
USC Ken Del Conte, Football
Washington Norm Dicks, Football and Mike Thrall, Track
Washington State Tom Buchanan, Tennis
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1961-62 Men
California Bill Oakley, Baseball
Stanford John Windsor, Basketball
UCLA Bill Zeltonoga, Wrestling
USC Murray Rose, Swimming
Washington Bill Hanson, Basketball
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1960-61 Men
California Alan Gaylord, Track
Stanford John Hurlbut, Baseball
UCLA Allen Fox, Tennis
USC Ron Stillwell, Baseball
Washington Barry Bullard, Football
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Past Pac-12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year
The Pac-12 Conference established the Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards in 2007-08 to recognize its outstanding senior student-athletes.

The nomination criteria are:
  • senior (in athletics eligibility) on track to receive a degree
  • cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher
  • participation in at least 50% of the scheduled contest in the sport
  • minimum of one year in residence at the institution
Each Pac-12 institution will nominate one individual per sport, and the winners will be selected by a committee of Pac-12 staff members at the conclusion of each sport's regular season. The athletic accomplishments of the nominees will be a consideration in the voting for the award.

Each Scholar-Athletes of the Year will receive a commemorative award.

For a complete list of past Pac-12 Scholar-Athletes of the year, see below:
2023-24
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Randon Hostert Baseball Utah
Brandon Angel Basketball (M) Stanford
Jaylyn Sherrod Basketball (W) Colorado
Maya Harvey Beach Volleyball Stanford
Ky Robinson Cross Country (M) Stanford
Izzy Thornton-Bott Cross Country (W) Oregon
Bo Nix  Football Oregon
Preston Bebich Golf (M) Washington State
Gile Bite Starkute Golf (W) Arizona
Abby Paulson Gymnastics Utah
Gigi Gaspar Lacrosse Arizona State
Tommy Barrell Rowing (M) California
Belle Battistoni Rowing (W) Stanford
Tommy Silva Soccer (M) UCLA
Hope Hisey Soccer (W) Arizona
Allie Skaggs Softball Arizona
Bjorn Seeliger Swimming & Diving (M) California
Lindsay Looney Swimming & Diving (W) Arizona State
Gustaf Strom Tennis (M) Arizona
Marianna Argyrokastriti Tennis (W) Arizona State
Hunter Appleton Track & Field (M) Colorado
Anneke Moersdorf Track & Field (W) Oregon State
Caitie Baird Volleyball (W) Stanford
Jaden Abas Wrestling Stanford
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2022-23
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Jacob McKeon Baseball Washington State
James Keefe Basketball (M) Stanford
Hannah Jump Basketball (W) Stanford
Abby Van Winkle Beach Volleyball UCLA
Aaron Bienenfeld Cross Country (M) Oregon
Emily Venters Cross Country (W) Utah
Nick Figueroa Football USC
Ryggs Johnston Golf (M) Arizona State
Brooke Seay Golf (W) Stanford
Madi Dagen Gymnastics Oregon State
Kara Rahaim Lacrosse Stanford
Henry Stewart Rowing (M) Stanford
Annabelle Bachmann Rowing (W) Stanford
Lucas Meek Soccer (M) Washington
Sierra Enge Soccer (W) Stanford
Megan Faraimo Softball UCLA
Leon MacAlister Swimming & Diving (M) Stanford
Delaney Schnell Swimming & Diving (W) Arizona
Jonas Ziverts Tennis (M) Arizona 
Haley Giavara Tennis (W) California 
Turner Washington Track & Field (M) Arizona State
Talie Bonds Track & Field (W) Arizona
Magda Jehlarova Volleyball (W) Washington State
Shane Griffith Wrestling Stanford
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2021-22
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Alex Williams Baseball Stanford
Sam Beskind Basketball (M) Stanford
Lexie Hull Basketball (W) Stanford
Lea Monkhouse Beach Volleyball UCLA
Matt Wisner Cross Country (M) Oregon
Christina Aragon Cross Country (W) Stanford
Britain Covey Football Utah
Henry Shimp Golf (M) Stanford
Alexandra Forsterling Golf (W) Arizona State
Madison Brunette Gymnastics Stanford
Nikki Zaccaro Lacrosse California
Adam Gold Rowing (M) Washington
Nicole Pofcher Rowing (W) Stanford
Dylan Teves Soccer (M) Washington
Naomi Girma Soccer (W) Stanford
Gabbie Plain Softball Washington
Reece Whitley Swimming & Diving (M) California
Robin Neumann Swimming & Diving (W) California
Axel Geller Tennis (M) Stanford
Michaela Bayerlova Tennis (W) Washington State
Keyshawn King Track & Field (M) Stanford
Samantha Noennig Track & Field (W) Arizona
Holly Campbell Volleyball Stanford
Anthony Valencia Wrestling Arizona State
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2020-21
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Zach Grech Baseball Stanford
Oscar da Silva Basketball (M) Stanford
Sam Thomas Basketball (W) Arizona
Samantha Plaster Beach Volleyball Arizona State
Alek Parsons Cross Country (M) Stanford
Ella Donaghu Cross Country (W) Stanford
Michael Saffell Football California
David Laskin Golf (M) Arizona
Olivia Mehaffey Golf (W) Arizona State
Pauline Tratz Gymnastics UCLA
Eliza Cahill Lacrosse Colorado
George Finlayson Rowing (M) California
Grace McGinley Rowing (W) Stanford
Joel Walker Soccer (M) Oregon State
Emily Smith Soccer (W) California
Jessie Harper Softball Arizona
Alex Liang Swimming & Diving (M) Stanford
Brooke Forde Swimming & Diving (W) Stanford
William Genesen Tennis (M) Stanford
Emily Arbuthnott Tennis (W) Stanford
Mick Stanovsek Track & Field (M) Washington
Anna Cockrell Track & Field (W) USC
Meghan McClure Volleyball Stanford
Nathan Traxler Wrestling Stanford
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2019-20*
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Stone Gettings Basketball (M) Arizona
Mikayla Pivec Basketball (W) Oregon State
Steven Fahy Cross Country (M) Stanford
Sage Hurta Cross Country (W) Colorado
Justin Herbert Football Oregon
Madison Kocian Gymnastics UCLA
Simon Lekressner Soccer (M) California
Kaiya McCullough Soccer (W) UCLA
Henry Fusaro Swimming & Diving (M) USC
Erin Voss Swimming & Diving (W) Stanford
Morgan Hentz Volleyball Stanford
Tanner Hall Wrestling Arizona State
* Spring sports winners not selected due to the suspension of competition because of COVID-19.
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2018-19
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Mason Cerrillo Baseball Washington
Stephen Thompson Jr. Basketball (M) Oregon State
Alanna Smith Basketball (W) Stanford
Izzy Carey Beach Volleyball UCLA
Grant Fisher Cross Country (M) Stanford
Elise Cranny Cross Country (W) Stanford
Ben Burr-Kirven Football Washington
Justin Suh Golf (M) USC
Petra Salko Golf (W) Oregon
Anne Kuhm Gymnastics Arizona State
Shannon Williams Lacrosse Oregon
Maarten Hurkmans Rowing (M) California
Paige Danielson Rowing (W) Washington State
Adam Mosharrafa Soccer (M) Stanford
Michelle Xiao Soccer (W) Stanford
Carolyn Lee Softball Stanford
Matt Anderson Swimming & Diving (M) Stanford
Ella Eastin Swimming & Diving (W) Stanford
Sameer Kumar Tennis (M) Stanford
Brianna Chisholm Tennis (W) Utah
Harrison Williams Track & Field (M) Stanford
Kaitlyn Benner Track & Field (W) Colorado
Tami Alade Volleyball Stanford
Paul Fox Wrestling Stanford
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2017-18
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Jack Anderson Baseball Oregon State
Dorian Pickens Basketball (M) Stanford
Brittany McPhee Basketball (W) Stanford
Jo Kremer Beach Volleyball USC
Sam Prakel Cross Country (M) Oregon
Kaitlyn Benner Cross Country (W) Colorado
Matt Anderson Football California
John Souza Golf (M) Colorado
Roberta Liti Golf (W) Arizona State
Christine Peng-Peng Lee Gymnastics UCLA
Kelsey Murray Lacrosse Stanford
Natan Wegrycki-Szymczyk Rowing (M) California
Ida Gortz Jacobsen Rowing (W) USC
Aravind Sivakumar Soccer (M) California
Nicole Molen Soccer (W) USC
Katie Donovan Softball Utah
Pawel Furtek Swimming & Diving (M) USC
Janet Hu Swimming & Diving (W) Stanford
Martin Redlicki Tennis (M) UCLA
Gabby Smith Tennis (W) USC
Ben Saarel Track & Field (M) Colorado
Alyssa Thompson Track & Field (W) Arizona
Casey Schoenlein Volleyball Washington State
Nathan Butler Wrestling Stanford
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2016-17
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Max Engelbrekt Baseball Oregon State
Josh Hawkinson Basketball (M) Washington State
Sydney Wiese Basketball (W) Oregon State
Nicolette Martin Beach Volleyball USC
Ben Saarel Cross Country (M) Colorado
Erin Clark Cross Country (W) Colorado
Jake Eldrenkamp Football Washington
Maverick McNealy Golf (M) Stanford
Wanasa Zhou Golf (W) Arizona
Madeline Gardiner Gymnastics Oregon State
Brendan Larkin Rowing (M) Stanford
Mihaela-Teodora Berindei Rowing (W) Washington State
Michael Amick Soccer (M) UCLA
Maddie Bauer Soccer (W) Stanford
Bessie Noll Softball Stanford
Ryan Murphy Swimming & Diving (M) California
Anika Apostalon Swimming & Diving (W) USC
Gal Hakak Tennis (M) Washington
Caroline Doyle Tennis (W) Stanford
CJ Albertson Track & Field (M) Arizona State
Keyasia Tibbs Track & Field (W) Arizona State
Laura Larson Volleyball Arizona
Peter Galli Wrestling Stanford
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2015-16
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Nick Halamandaris Baseball California
Brandon Taylor Basketball (M) Utah
Ruth Hamblin Basketball (W) Oregon State
Justice Magraw Beach Volleyball Washington
Morgan Pearson Cross Country (M) Colorado
Aisling Cuffe Cross Country (W) Stanford
Mike Bercovici Football Arizona State
Jonathan Sanders Golf (M) Washington
Lauren Kim Golf (W) Stanford
Breanna Hughes Gymnastics Utah
Landon Alecxih Rowing (M) Stanford
Kendall Chase Rowing (W) California
Brandon Vincent Soccer (M) Stanford
Sheaffer Skadsen Soccer (W) Arizona
Cheridan Hawkins Softball Oregon
Gray Umbach Swimming & Diving (M) Stanford
Rachael Acker Swimming & Diving (W) California
Max de Vroome Tennis (M) USC
Krista Hardebeck Tennis (W) Stanford
Justin Brinkley Track & Field (M) Stanford
Jaide Stepter Track & Field (W) USC
Jordan Burgess Volleyball Stanford
Ian Nickell Wrestling CSU Bakersfield
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2014-15
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Tyler Davis Baseball Washington
Chasson Randle Basketball (M) Stanford
Taryn Wicijowski Basketball (W) Utah
Sam Macaluso Cross Country (M) Arizona
Stephanie Bulder Cross Country (W) Arizona
Taylor Kelly Football Arizona State
Alex McMahon Golf (M) Arizona
Noemi Jimenez Golf (W) Arizona State
Georgia Dabritz Gymnastics Utah
Kaess Smit Rowing (M) Stanford
Naomi Cornman Rowing (W) Stanford
Omid Jalali Soccer (M) California
Sarah Killion Soccer (W) UCLA
Amber Freeman Softball Arizona State
Kevin Cordes Swimming & Diving (M) Arizona
Haley Ishimatsu Swimming & Diving (W) USC
Dennis Mkrtchian Tennis (M) UCLA
Kaitlin Ray Tennis (W) UCLA
Luke Lefebure Track & Field (M) Stanford
Jessica Tonn Track & Field (W) Stanford
Kaitlin Ray Tennis (W) UCLA
Krista Vansant Volleyball Washington
Chace Eskam Wrestling Arizona State
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2013-14
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Collin Slaybaugh Baseball Washington State
Dwight Powell Basketball (M) Stanford
Chiney Ogwumike Basketball (W) Stanford
Tyler Stutzman Cross Country (M) Stanford
Elvin Kibet Cross Country (W) Arizona
Ben Rhyne Football Stanford
Brandon Hagy Golf (M) California
Sophia Popov Golf (W) USC
Alicia Asturias Gymnastics California
Austin Hack Rowing (M) Stanford
Ali Fauci Rowing (W) Stanford
Joe Sofia Soccer (M) UCLA
Jasmine Roth Soccer (W) Arizona State
Kelsey Rodriguez Softball Arizona
Giles Smith Swimming & Diving (M) Arizona
Margo Geer Swimming & Diving (W) Arizona
Clay Thompson Tennis (M) UCLA
Lacey Smyth Tennis (W) Arizona
Lawi Lalang Track & Field (M) Arizona
Laura Roesler Track & Field (W) Oregon
Natalie Hagglund Volleyball USC
Dalton Kelley Wrestling CSU Bakersfield
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2012-13
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Mark Appel Baseball Stanford
Carrick Felix Basketball (M) Arizona State
Layshia Clarendon Basketball (W) California
Nick Happe Cross Country (M) Arizona State
Jordan Hasay Cross Country (W) Oregon
John Bonano Football Arizona
Andrew Yun Golf (M) Stanford
Sally Watson Golf (W) Stanford
Stephanie McGregor Gymnastics Oregon State
Seamus Labrum Rowing (M) Washington
Katie Dick Rowing (W) Washington State
Ryan Hollingshead Soccer (M) UCLA
Mariah Nogueira Soccer (W) Stanford
Lindsey Ziegenhirt Softball California
Alex Ledrum Swimming & Diving (M) USC
Caitlin Leverenz Swimming & Diving (W) California
Denis Lin Tennis (M) Stanford
Jacqueline Cako Tennis (W) Arizona State
Nick Happe Track & Field (M) Arizona State
Jordan Hasay Track & Field (W) Oregon
Katherine Fischer Volleyball Oregon
Jake Meredith Wrestling Arizona State
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2011-12
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Andrew Triggs Baseball Stanford
Harper Kamp Basketball (M) California
Amanda Johnson Basketball (W) Oregon
Chris Derrick Cross Country (M) Stanford
Christine Babcock Cross Country (W) Washington
Jared Karstetter Football Washington State
Jonnie Motomochi Golf (M) Oregon State
Giulia Molinaro Golf (W) Arizona State
Stephanie McAllister Gymnastics Utah
Sam Ojserkis Rowing (M) Washington
Marielle Higgins Rowing (W) Stanford
Brent Richards Soccer (M) Washington
Teresa Noyola Soccer (W) Stanford
Katelyn Boyd Softball Arizona State
Bobby Bollier Swimming & Diving (M) Stanford
Elina Eggers Swimming & Diving (W) Arizona State
Ryan Thacher Tennis (M) Stanford
Jana Juricova Tennis (W) California
Chris Derrick Track & Field (M) Stanford
Brianne Thiesen Track & Field (W) Oregon
Tarah Murrey Volleyball California
Nick Amuchastegui Wrestling Stanford
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2010-11
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Chris Metzger Baseball USC
Rihard Kuksiks Basketball (M) Arizona State
Kayla Pedersen Basketball (W) Stanford
Elliott Heath Cross Country (M) Stanford
Alexandra Kosinski Cross Country (W) Oregon
Mike Mohamed Football California
Jack Dukeminier Golf (M) Oregon
Pia Halbig Golf (W) California
Mary Atkinson Gymnastics Arizona State
Alex Syverson Rowing (M) Stanford
Erika Roddy Rowing (W) Stanford
Bobby Warshaw Soccer (M) Stanford
Christen Press Soccer (W) Stanford
Lesley Rogers Softball Arizona State
Nathan Adrian Swimming & Diving (M) California
Kelsey Ditto Swimming & Diving (W) Stanford
Jake Poldma Tennis (M) USC
Venise Chan Tennis (W) Washington
Elliott Heath Track & Field (M) Stanford
Katie Niehaus Track & Field (W) Stanford
Jill Sawatzky Volleyball Oregon State
Adam Hall Wrestling Boise State
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2009-10
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Matt Fanelli Baseball Washington State
Landry Fields Basketball (M) Stanford
Jayne Appel Basketball (W) Stanford
Brandon Bethke Cross Country (M) Arizona State
Nicole Blood Cross Country (W) Oregon
Mike Nixon Football Arizona State
Knut Borsheim Golf (M) Arizona State
Jiuliana Murcia Golf (W) Arizona State
Carly Janiga Gymnastics Stanford
Simon Taylor Rowing (M) Washington
Christina Sprouse Rowing (W) UCLA
Rylan Hawkins Soccer (M) Washington
Ali Riley Soccer (W) Stanford
K'Lee Arrendondo Softball Arizona
David Dunford Swimming & Diving (M) Stanford
Justine Schluntz Swimming & Diving (W) Arizona
Robert Farah Tennis (M) USC
Lindsay Burdette Tennis (W) Stanford
Ryan Whiting Track & Field (M) Arizona State
Keisha Baker Track & Field (W) Oregon
Jill Collymore Volleyball Washington
Jake Johnson Wrestling Stanford
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2008-09
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Greg Lagreid Baseball Washington State
Taylor Rochestie Basketball (M) Washington State
Sybil Dosty Basketball (W) Arizona State
Galen Rupp Cross Country (M) Oregon
Jenna Kingma Cross Country (W) Arizona State
Alex Mack Football California
Alex Williams Golf (M) Oregon State
Azahara Muñoz Golf (W) Arizona State
Ariana Berlin Gymnastics UCLA
Mark Murphy Rowing (M) Stanford
Robin Hextrum Rowing (W) USC
George John Soccer (M) Washington
Nicole Dobrzynski Soccer (W) Oregon
Jessica Mapes Softball Arizona State
Jason Dunford Swimming & Diving (M) Stanford
Andrea Axtell Swimming & Diving (W) Stanford
Michael Look Tennis (M) UCLA
Danielle Steinberg Tennis (W) Arizona
Galen Rupp Track & Field (M) Oregon
Sarah Stevens Track & Field (W) Arizona State
Cynthia Barboza Volleyball Stanford
Thomas Kimbrell Wrestling CSU Bakersfield
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2007-08
Scholar-Athlete Sport School
Jayson Miller Baseball Washington State
Robbie Cowgill Basketball (M) Washington State
Lindsey Pluimer Basketball (W) UCLA
Neftalem Araia Cross Country (M) Stanford
Arianna Lambie Cross Country (W) Stanford
Spencer Larsen Football Arizona
Rob Grube Golf (M) Stanford
Allison Walshe Golf (W) Arizona
Karin Wurm Gymnastics Arizona
Justin Wagner Rowing (M) Oregon State
Kaylie Towne Rowing (W) Oregon State
Kevin Forrest Soccer (M) Washington
Rachel Buehler Soccer (W) Stanford
Jackie Vasquez Softball Arizona State
Steve Neuwert Swimming & Diving (M) Arizona State
Lacey Nymyer Swimming & Diving (W) Arizona
Mathieu Dehaine Tennis (M) UCLA
Riza Zalameda Tennis (W) UCLA
Russell Brown Track & Field (M) Stanford
April Kubishta Track & Field (W) Arizona State
Angie Pressey Volleyball California
Tanner Gardner Wrestling Stanford
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Past Pac-12 Woman of the Year Award Winners
The Woman of the Year Award honors graduating student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout their collegiate careers in the areas of academic achievement, athletics excellence, community service and leadership.

For a list of previous Pac-12 winners, see below: 
Year Student-Athlete Sport School
2023 Delaney Schnell Diving Arizona
2022 Brooke Forde Swimming Stanford
2021 Anna Cockrell Track & Field USC
Safe Hurta Cross Country / Track & Field Colorado
2020 Mikayla Pivec Basketball Oregon State
2019 Kaitlyn Brenner Track & Field Colorado
2018 Valarie Allman Track & Field Stanford
Christine Peng-Peng Lee Gymnastics UCLA
2017 Anika Apostalon Swimming USC
2016 Rachael Acker Swimming California
2015 Margo Geer Swimming Arizona
2014 Chiney Ogwumike Basketball Stanford
2013 Brigetta Barrett Track & Field Arizona
2012 Hilary Bach Softball Arizona State
2011 Annie Chandler Swimming Arizona
2010 Justine Schluntz Swimming Arizona
2009 Lacey Nymeyer Swimming Arizona
2008 Arianna Lambie Cross Country / Track & Field Stanford
2007 Whitney Myers Swimming Arizona
2006 Kate Richardson Gymnastics UCLA
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NCAA Woman of the Year Award Winners
Winners of the Conference Woman of the Year award go on to be nominated for NCAA Woman of the Year. Past NCAA Woman of the Year winners from the Pac-12 include:
Year Student-Athlete Sport School
2010 Justine Schluntz Swimming Arizona
2009 Lacey Nymeyer Swimming Arizona
2007 Whitney Myers Swimming Arizona
1994 Tanya Jones Track & Field Arizona
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Previous Pac-12 Leadership Award Winners
The Pac-12 Conference established the Pac-12 Leadership Award in 2002 to recognize student-athletes who have served on their institutional Student-Athlete Advisory Committees (SAAC) and demonstrated leadership. The Pac-12 Conference Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, which is composed of representatives from each member institution, selects the winners of the award each year from nominations submitted by each campus SAAC.

To be eligible for the award, nominees must have completed their athletics eligibility, be enrolled in or plan to attend graduate school, have been a letter-winner in a varsity sport, and have served a minimum of one year on the campus SAAC. Other factors which may be taken into account during the selection process include other leadership activities, community service, grade point average, service as a SAAC officer, and level of athletic achievement.
Year Student-Athlete (M) School Sport Student-Athlete (W) School Sport
2023-24 Vincent Mestler Oregon Track & Field / Cross Country Mallory Kent Oregon Acrobatics & Tumbling
2022-23 Malia Pivec Oregon Track & Field / Cross Country Darcy Rees Washington Basketball
2021-22 Lane Stigall Oregon State Wrestling Eden Hardy Oregon Soccer
2020-21 Joel Walker Oregon State Soccer Natalie Robinson Washington Beach Volleyball
2019-20 Winners not selected due to the suspension of competition because of COVID-19
2018-19 Owen Leonard Washington State Baseball Shannon Williams Oregon Lacrosse
2017-18 Matt Salerno Arizona Swimming Natalie Modly Oregon Lacrosse
2016-17 Jack Anderson Oregon State Baseball Taylor Ricci Oregon State Gymnastics
2015-16 Patrick Woepse UCLA Water Polo Clare Wise Colorado Skiing
2014-15 Justin Brinkley Stanford Track & Field Danielle Buchanan Arizona Gymnastics
2013-14 Robbie Lemons Stanford Basketball Erin Menefee Arizona Cross Country / Track & Field
2012-13 Gareth Gilna Washington Track & Field Stephanie McGregor Oregon State Gymnastics
2011-12 Greg Woodburn USC Track & Field Leslie Mak Oregon State Gymnastics
2010-11 Thomas Webber Arizona State Track & Field Monica Graf Oregon Golf
2009-10 Sean Mustafa Abdul-Hamid UCLA Basketball Ariane Masschelein Arizona Tennis
2008-09 Kyson Bunthuwong California Gymnastics D'Anna Piro Oregon State Gymnastics
2007-08 Justin Pollard California Swimming Ingrid Kantola UCLA Track & Field
2006-07 Caleb Kirk California Gymnastics Whitney Myers Arizona Swimming
2005-06 Darrell Brooks Arizona Football Anna Chappell Arizona Basketball
2004-05 Emerson Ward Arizona State Swimming Molly Seaman Washington Gymnastics
2003-04 Jason Ranne Arizona Basketball Nikki Neuberger Oregon State Volleyball
2002-03 Adam Chivara Arizona State Wrestling Janell Bergstrom Oregon Softball
2001-02 Walter Chun California Golf Cicely Clinkenbeard Washington State Track & Field
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Previous Pac-12 Sportsmanship Award Winners
The Sportsmanship Award is selected by members of the Pac-12 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and is based on good sportsmanship and ethical behavior in participation of intercollegiate athletics, as well as a demonstration of good citizenship outside of the sports-competition setting. Nominees must have demonstrated the values of respect and integrity through a specific action, ideally directed toward an opponent. The student-athlete must have consistently demonstrated the values of respect and integrity in his or her daily participation in intercollegiate athletics.
Year Winner
2024 Arizona Softball
2023 Abdinasir Hussein, Oregon
2022 California Women's Basketball
2021 California Field Hockey
2020 Oregon State Women's Basketball
2019 UCLA Women's Soccer
2018 Sarah Shimomura, Arizona
2017 Anna Rosen, Washington State
2016 Riley Sorenson, Washington State
2015 UCLA Women's Gymnastics
2014 Colorado Student-Athletes
2013 Kylie Sharp, Washington
2012 Bryson Beirne, Arizona & Brittany Hart, Oregon
2011 Jeff Gudaitis, Washington & Katie Matusik, Arizona
2010 Ben Ashmore, Arizona State & Stanford Women's Rowing
2009 Stenn Parton, USC & Lindsey Kelley, Arizona
2008 Michael Capbarat, California & Arianna Lambie, Stanford
2007 Mitch Canham, Oregon State & Jennifer Tangtiphaiboontana, Stanford
2006 Anna Key, California & Eric Nygard, Washington State
2005 Channing Frye, Arizona & Cara Chlebicki, California
2004 Grayling Love, Arizona State
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Under the leadership of Commissioner Teresa Gould, the Pac-12 embarks on creating a new legacy, composed of nine member universities, a one-of-its-kind and state-of-the-art broadcast production facility in San Ramon, CA., and a reimagined commercial enterprise that is uniquely positioned to drive strategic partnerships, brand enhancement, revenue generation and other growth opportunities to unlock new and lasting value for both its member universities and its student-athletes. Currently composed of Oregon State University and Washington State University, the league will welcome seven new full members beginning with the 2026-27 season, including Boise State University, Colorado State University, California State University, Fresno, Gonzaga University, San Diego State University, Texas State University and Utah State University.

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