LSU Sport Administration Senior Milton E. Trowbridge IV Named to 2025 Tiger Twelve Class
May 16, 2025
BATON ROUGE, LA — Milton E. “Toby” Trowbridge IV, an LSU senior majoring in sport administration with an emphasis in sports commerce and a minor in business, was named to the 2025
Tiger Twelve class. 
Each spring before commencement, LSU names distinguished seniors to the Tiger Twelve. These students have demonstrated their commitment to the LSU Community with their intellectual achievements, leadership on campus, and service endeavors. Trowbridge is one of just 12 graduating seniors awarded this year’s Tiger Twelve distinction.
During his time at LSU, Trowbridge was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity, where he served as the chapter’s secretary. He was later elected to be the president of the LSU Interfraternity Council (IFC) and earned the Outstanding IFC President Award from the North American Interfraternity Conference. As a freshman, he co-founded “Rock for Reclaimed,” a live music charity event that benefits Reclaimed Project and St. Lillian Academy. Since its inception, the program has raised more than $245,000. Trowbridge also gained hands-on experience in the sport administration field during his internships with Ripken Experience and SponsorUnited, and he conducted research on the economic impact of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four tournament in New Orleans on the Louisiana economy in collaboration with the Center for Economics, Business, & Policy Research in the E.J. Ourso College of Business.
"This accomplishment means the world to me, not just because of the recognition, but because of what it represents: growth, purpose, and the community that helped me get here,” Trowbridge said. “LSU didn’t just give me a college experience. It gave me a purpose. It gave me people I’ll never forget, challenges that made me better, and moments that changed my life. I could not have accomplished something like this without the support of my friends, family, professors, and mentors, and I am forever grateful for the impact they left on me."
After graduation, Trowbridge plans to attend the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where he is excited for the opportunity to keep growing, learning, and leaving a positive impact on his community.
About the LSU School of Kinesiology
The LSU School of Kinesiology (SOK) advances the understanding of physical activity,
sport, and health to optimize the quality of life for diverse populations through
excellence in teaching, learning, discovery, and engagement. SOK offers a BS, MS,
Online MS, PhD, and two certificate options. Graduates go on to successful careers
in the health and fitness industry, corporate wellness, sport agencies and businesses,
athletic administration, and K-12 educational settings. SOK is part of the College
of Human Sciences & Education.
Visit the School of Kinesiology website.
About the College of Human Sciences & Education
The College of Human Sciences & Education (CHSE) is a nationally accredited division
of Louisiana State University. The college is comprised of the School of Education,
the School of Information Studies, the School of Kinesiology, the School of Leadership
& Human Resource Development, and the School of Social Work. CHSE has two model demonstration
schools, the Early Childhood Education Laboratory Preschool, enrolling birth to age
four and the University Laboratory School enrolling Kindergarten through grade 12.
The college also has four centers and institutes: the Early Childhood Education Institute,
the Healthy Aging Research Center, the Leadership Development Institute, and Social
Research & Evaluation Center. The college is committed to achieving the highest standards
in teaching, research, and service and aims to improve quality of life across the
lifespan.