Valero Alamo Bowl scholarship programs now combine to award an average of $1 million to 140+ deserving students representing every San Antonio high school and university each year. This amount is the largest, local scholarship total among the 42 bowl games.
While each San Antonio university determines its own criteria for selecting the winners and how much each recipient receives, the program’s focus is juniors and seniors with a high propensity to stay and work in San Antonio.
This year’s 69 college winners who will share in $440,000 awards ($220,000 from the Bowl with a matching amount from each university) and be recognized at the Valero Alamo Bowl are as follows:
Our Lady of the Lake University
- Nora Anda
- Melissa Ayala
- Ashley Cedillo
- Jalyn Earl
- David Garcia
- Nadia Gloria
- Gabriella Granado
- Thomas Kassner
- Jose Neri
- Baye Polansky
- Angela Ramirez
- Jesus Rodriguez
- Sebastian Rodriguez
- Jewel Ruiz
- Ethan White
St. Mary’s University
- Grace Bell
- Markques Houston
- William Ferguson
- Saisaurav Konakanchi
- Alexia J. Maldonado
- Micah Williams
Texas A&M University – San Antonio
- Felicity Alamillo
- Oney Arredondo
- Kevin Brazil
- Caitlin Cerda
- Desiree Canales
- Mariah Delgado
- Vania Gonzalez
- Jaci Mora
- Alyssa Ortega
- Jazmine Prieto
- Jose Reyna
- Maria Selgado
- Joel Thomas
- Madison Valdez
Trinity University
- Shivani Alur
- Allison Carr
- Erin Hahn
- Jeysel Huezo
- Diana Long
- Daniela Lopez
- Thomas Pena
- Sara Peters
- Madeline Smith
- Mariana Suarez Claure
- Sara Thompson
- Jaclyn Valdez
- Kincannon Wilson
- Ju Yun
University of the Incarnate Word
- Angel Alcala
- Faith Brough
- Coral Castillo
- Ricardo Cerda Jr.
- Madelyn De La Luz
- Gabriela Espinoza
- David Flores
- Sydney Flores
- Malick Fodah
- Cody Graham
- Faustina Ho
- Kevin Malcolm
- Jaclyn Moreno
- Edna Pensado
- Tatum Raulie
- Nickolas Villarreal
UTSA
- Kylee Kato
- Madison Kidd
- Dominic Sheppard
- Keaton Wallace
Congratulations students and thank you to our partner universities!
In December, our high school scholarship winners will be announced. Last year there were 75 winners each receiving a $7,500 scholarship. This group included at least one student from every participating San Antonio area public and private high school.
These high school scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement, teacher recommendations, financial need, involvement in extracurricular activities and varsity sports as well as honors received and a personal narrative.
