University of Wyoming Athletics

2024: Svoboda appeared in all 12 games for the Brown and Gold starting nine games at quarterback. He also saw time at tight end during the season. He threw for 1,318 yards with five touchdown passes. He recorded a career-high 206 yards passing with a career-best 21 completions in the season finale. He led the Pokes on a game winning drive with seconds remaining. He also rushed for 237 yards with five touchdowns on the season. He rushed for 70 yards with two scores in a win over Air Force. He also completed 15-of-21 attempts passing in the game for 165 yards. Also excels in the classroom being named Academic All-Mountain West team.

2023: Svoboda appeared in 10 games for the Cowboys including one start in 2023. He finished the season 23-of-38 passing completing 60.5 percent of his passes. He threw for 200 yards for the season. He recorded 25 rushes for 80 yards on the season with two touchdowns. Against Texas, Svoboda was 17-of-28 passing for 136 yards. He helped lead the Cowboys to a win in the Arizona Bowl rushing for 26 yards on five carries with a touchdown.

2022: Svoboda did not appear in any games for the Cowboys.

Before Wyoming: Evan Svoboda joins Wyoming Football after playing his freshman season at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah.  Svoboda had originally been recruited by Wyoming out of Red Mountain High School in Mesa, Ariz.  He will have three years of eligibility remaining. The native of Mesa, Ariz., also had a number of FCS scholarship offers coming out of high school, including offers from Abilene Christian and Illinois State, but decided to play at the junior college level as a college freshman.  He played in a back-up role as a freshman and was part of a Snow College team that was ranked No. 1 in the nation during the 2021 season and ended the season ranked No. 5 in the nation in the final NJCAA national rankings. Svoboda had an outstanding senior season in high school in 2020, completing 87 of 156 pass attempts for 1,286 yards in a seven-game, COVID-shortened season.  He threw 13 touchdown passes as a high school senior. An outstanding all-around athlete, Svoboda also played basketball and was an All-Region performer in track and field at Red Mountain High.  He qualified for the State Championships in both the javelin and triple jump, while setting a school record in the javelin of 170’ 4”.  Svoboda was named his school’s Scholar-Athlete of the year as a senior, achieving a 3.86 gpa.  His parents are Nicole and Scott.

Personal: He is majoring in Finance at UW.