Notable Alumni of Gonzaga University
Notable alumni of Gonzaga University include Bing Crosby (Singer and actor), John Stockton (Former NBA point guard with the Utah Jazz) and Domantas Sabonis (NBA player for the Sacramento Kings).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Catherine Cortez Masto 1964–
U.S. Senator from Nevada
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Tom Foley 1929–2013
49th Speaker of the US House of Representatives
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George Nethercutt 1944–2024
Lawyer, author, and politician
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Mike Stepovich 1919–2014
Last non-interim governor of Alaska Territory
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Frank Comerford Walker 1886–1959
U.S. Postmaster General and DNC chairman
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Compton I. White 1877–1956
U.S. representative for Northern Idaho
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Lloyd Meeds 1927–2005
Former U.S. representative from Washington
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Thomas O. Rice 1960–
US district judge, Eastern District of Washington
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Frank Burgess 1935–2010
Federal district judge and former pro basketball player
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Philip Vera Cruz 1904–1994
Filipino American labor leader and farmworker
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Mike Padden 1946–
Washington state senator and judge
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Ben Ysursa 1949–
Former Idaho Secretary of State
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James Elton West 1951–2006
Former mayor of Spokane, Washington
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Charles F. Gumm Jr. 1920–1944
Flying ace, first P-51 Mustang aerial victory
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Matt Shea 1974–
Former Washington state representative and lawyer
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Mary Fairhurst 1957–2021
Justice and chief justice of Washington Supreme Court
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Kelly Merrick 1975–
Alaska State Senator
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William J. Murphy 1912–1993
34th lieutenant governor of Idaho
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Kristine Reeves 1981–
Member of the Washington House of Representatives
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Joe Albi 1892–1962
Spokane attorney and civic leader
Business
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Devon Pritchard
President and COO of Nintendo of America
Science and academia
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Jeff Moss 1975–
Founder of Black Hat and DEF CON conferences
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James J. McCarthy 1944–2019
Harvard oceanographer, former AAAS president
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Julie Bergner
Mathematics professor at the University of Virginia
Arts and media
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Bing Crosby 1903–1977
Singer and actor
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Bob Crosby 1913–1993
Jazz singer and bandleader
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Wayne Chabre 1947–
Sculptor from Walla Walla, Washington
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Elsa Sjunneson 1985–
Speculative fiction writer, editor and Hugo Award winner
Sports
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John Stockton 1962–
Former NBA point guard with the Utah Jazz
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Domantas Sabonis 1996–
NBA player for the Sacramento Kings
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Rui Hachimura 1998–
Japanese NBA player for the Los Angeles Clippers
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Kelly Olynyk 1991–
Canadian professional basketball player
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Adam Morrison 1984–
Former pro basketball player, Gonzaga star
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Ronny Turiaf 1983–
French former NBA player, ten seasons
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Chet Holmgren 2002–
Thunder NBA player, second pick in 2022 draft
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Austin Daye 1988–
Former NBA player, 15th pick in 2009
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Brandon Clarke 1996–2026
Memphis Grizzlies power forward in the NBA
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Filip Petrušev 2000–
Serbian professional basketball player
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Andrew Nembhard 2000–
Canadian NBA player for the Indiana Pacers
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Jeremy Pargo 1986–
Professional basketball player, played for Gonzaga
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Kevin Pangos 1993–
Basketball coach and former Gonzaga player
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Corey Kispert 1999–
NBA player for the Atlanta Hawks
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Sonja Greinacher 1992–
German basketball player, 2024 Olympic 3x3 gold medalist
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David Stockton 1991–
Basketball player, son of John Stockton
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Courtney Vandersloot 1989–
WNBA player, two-time champion
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Zach Collins 1997–
NBA player who played for Gonzaga
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Jason Bay 1978–
Former MLB left fielder
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Jalen Suggs 2001–
NBA player for the Orlando Magic
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Tony Canadeo 1919–2003
NFL back for the Green Bay Packers
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Nigel Williams-Goss 1994–
Basketball player, 55th pick in 2017 NBA draft
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Ira Brown 1982–
Professional basketball player in Japan
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Julian Strawther 2002–
Basketball player for the Denver Nuggets
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Kyle Wiltjer 1992–
American-Canadian professional basketball player
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Steven Gray 1989–
Former pro basketball player, Gonzaga alumnus
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Przemek Karnowski 1993–
Polish basketball player who starred at Gonzaga
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Paul Rogers 1973–
Australian basketball coach and former player
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Sophia Braun 2000–
Argentina national team midfielder
Other fields
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Walter James Fitzgerald 1883–1947
Catholic bishop; Vicar Apostolic of Alaska
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Greg Boyle 1954–
Jesuit priest, founder of Homeboy Industries
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Robert John Armstrong 1884–1957
Fourth Catholic bishop of Sacramento
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Gonzaga University (people who attended both).