San Francisco, CA - June 11 - The 2025 Peter J. Cutino Awards took place last Saturday at The Olympic Club in San Francisco with UCLA's Ryder Dodd and Stanford's Ryann Neushul claiming this year's awards. Dodd beat out Max Miller of USC and Mihailo Vukazic from University of the Pacific for the men's top honor while Neushul edged out a pair of USC Trojans in Emily Ausmus and Tilly Kearns on the women's side.
Dodd becomes the first Bruin to win the award since Nicolas Saveljic in 2021. He is also the fourth different athlete and the fifth overall winner on the UCLA men's side, joining Garret Danner who won the award in 2016, and Sean Kern, who earned the honor in 1998 and 1999, the first two Cutino Awards ever presented. Neushul's win is the eleventh for Stanford women all-time where she joins Aria Fischer (2023), Makenzie Fischer (2019, 2022), her sister Kiley Neushul (2012, 2015), Annika Dries (2011, 2014), Melissa Seidemann (2013), Jackie Frank (2003), and Brenda Villa (2002) in Cardinal history.
