Here’s another one:
Hillsborough CA ( outside SF) parents pay $250K to get one daughter admitted to UCLA on the soccer team.
And paid ~$120K for another daughter to get onto the rowing team, although she was an equestian, not a rower
UCLA student who 'had never competitive played soccer' named on elite team as parents charged | Daily Mail Online
Lauren Isackson was admitted as a recruited soccer player in June 2016, a UCLA student-athlete admissions committee required she play on the team for at least one year.
Isackson — who prosecutors say lacked even the modest accolades listed on her biography — was given the No. 41 jersey in 2017 on a team of all-stars and pros-in-waiting. Every other player on the roster was assigned a jersey number between 00 and 28.
A 2017 media guide describes Isackson as a practice player.
Isakson is not on the team’s current roster. She is still a student at UCLA.
Jorge Salcedo, the UCLA’s men’s soccer coach, allegedly submitted a “falsified soccer profile” to the university. The coach had been placed on leave. The school has initiated a review of the allegations, which is ongoing.
Isackson’s parents began conspiring with Singer in 2015 to have their daughter admitted as an athletic recruit. Their first choice was USC, but because of a “clerical error,” Isackson’s fake athletic profile was diverted to the normal admissions process in February 2017.
Singer then sent the fake athletic profile of Isackson in May 2016 to Ali Khosroshahin, a former USC women’s soccer coach, who passed it onto Salcedo. Khosroshahin has also been indicted on charges of conspiracy to commit racketeering. Salcedo sent the girl’s transcript and test scores to an unnamed UCLA women’s soccer coach. About a month later, the “UCLA Student-Athlete Admissions Committee” approved Isackson for admittance as a recruited non-scholarship athlete.
For passing their daughter off as a recruited athlete, Bruce and Davina Isackson gave Singer’s charity 2,150 shares of Facebook stock, valued at about $250,000.
Singer used his charity to pay Salcedo $100,000 and Khoroshanin $25,000 for securing Isackson’s admittance.
The day her daughter was approved by a UCLA student-athlete admissions committee, Davina Isackson thanked Singer in an email. Her daughter and husband were copied on the note.
Isackson's fake soccer history revealed
Since she had knowledge of the scheme, I'm assuming she too will be booted from UCLA.