Rylie, a rising senior at Mount Mercy University, is a passionate student-athlete majoring in Healthcare Administration with a minor in Biology. She is the starting libero for the women's volleyball team, where she has earned All-Conference honors and recognition for her defensive skills. Known for her hard work and high expectations, Rylie actively participates in community service projects and campus events. As a member of the ENACTUS Club, she engages in entrepreneurial activities that benefit the community. Rylie is dedicated to helping others and plans to pursue a career that combines her interests in healthcare and leadership.

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Liam has found a home at William Penn University, where the welcoming community and supportive faculty have transformed his college experience, motivating him to find countless ways to give back. Actively engaged on campus, he participates in clubs and practices leadership on a daily basis. He currently serves on the football leadership council and as the vice president of Alpha Sigma Chi fraternity. Passionate about education, Liam advocates for paid student teaching internships and represents the University at legislative events. His dedication extends to mentoring teammates and recruiting future students, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and leadership. After graduation, he plans to teach and coach, instilling the values of teamwork and perseverance in young athletes.

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Olivia, a junior at Baker University, is an exceptional golfer, student leader, and Psychology major. Known for her dedication and sportsmanship on and off the golf course, she’s an active member of the Baker community. She has consistently earned her place on the Dean’s List while working to enhance student life campus-wide. She’s a member of the Psi Chi Honors Society, Vice President of the BU’s Association of Student Athletes, and Senate Class President. Olivia combines her love of golf with her passion for psychology and personal growth as a First Tee coach. Upon graduation, she hopes to pursue a career in clinical social work, focusing on young people in juvenile detention.