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Women's Tennis Record Book Women’s Tennis Record Book SEC Women’s Tennis Record Book SEC CHAMPIONS Year Champion Points Tournament Site 1980 Florida 32 Nashville, Tenn. 1981 Florida 30 Athens, Ga. 1982 Florida Oxford, Miss. 1983 Georgia Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1984 Florida 31 Gainesville, Fla. 1985 Florida 26 Auburn, Ala. 1986 Florida 25 Athens, Ga. 1987 Florida 29 Athens, Ga. 1988 Florida 32 Baton Rouge, La. 1989 Georgia 29 Oxford, Miss. 1990 Florida 11 Starkville, Miss. Georgia 11 1991 Florida 12 Knoxville, Tenn. 1992 Florida 14.5 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1993 Florida 14 Nashville, Tenn. 1994 Georgia 14 Fayetteville, Ark. 1995 Florida 14 Auburn, Ala. 1996 Florida 14 Gainesville, Fla. 1997 Florida 14 Athens, Ga. 1998 Florida 14 Lexington, Ky. 1999 Florida 14 Baton Rouge, La. Year Regular Season Champion Record Tournament Champion (Site) 2000 Georgia 11‐0 Florida (Oxford, Miss.) 2001 Florida 11‐0 Georgia (Starkville, Miss.) 2002 Georgia 11‐0 Florida (Columbia, S.C.) 2003 Florida 10‐1 Florida (Knoxville, Tenn.) 2004 Florida 11‐0 Florida (Nashville, Tenn.) 2005 Kentucky 10‐1 Florida (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 2006 Florida 11‐0 Florida (Gainesville, Fla) 2007 Florida 10‐1 Georgia (Lexington, Ky.) Georgia 10‐1 2008 Florida 11‐0 Georgia (Auburn, Ala.) 2009 Georgia 10‐1 Georgia (Fayetteville, Ark.) 2010 Florida 11‐0 Florida (Athens, Ga.) 2011 Florida 11‐0 Florida (Knoxville, Tenn.) 2012 Florida 11‐0 Florida (Oxford, Miss.) 2013 Florida 12‐1 Florida (Starkville, Miss.) Georgia Texas A&M 2014 Alabama 12‐1 Georgia (Columbia, Mo.) 2015 Florida 12‐1 Vanderbilt (Columbia, S.C.) 2016 Florida 13‐0 Florida (Baton Ruoge, La.) 2017 Vanderbilt 12‐1 Vanderbilt (Nashville, Tenn.) Note: From 1980‐81 and 1984‐1989, the SEC Champion was determined by the accumulation of points in an individual flighted tournament. In 1982 and 1983, the SEC experimented with the team dual match format in women’s tennis for the conference tournament. The winner of the tournament was crowned SEC champion. However, after a two‐year trial, the SEC went back to a points system in an individual flighted tournament to determine the SEC champion. In 1990, the SEC brought back the a team dual match format in women’s tennis for the conference tournament and a points system was put in place to determine the SEC champion. From 1990‐98, the SEC Champion was determined by a total aggregate points accumulated at the conclusion of the conference tournament: one full point is awarded for each regular‐ season conference win, one‐half point for wins in the first two rounds of the conference tournament, one‐half point for receiving a first‐round bye in the conference tournament and one full point for a win in the conference tournament semifinals and finals. For the 1999 season, the same points system was in place with a couple of changes: one full point for first‐round bye in the conference tournament and one full point for a win in any round of the conference tournament. In 2000, the SEC changed the determination of its tennis champions to the team with the best winning percentage in conference regular‐season dual matches (11 matches). SEC Women’s Tennis Record Book SEC FINAL STANDINGS 1990 1995 2000 SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL Florida 8‐1 32‐3 Florida 11‐0 27‐3 Georgia 11‐0 27‐2 Georgia 9‐0 23‐4 Georgia 10‐1 23‐4 Florida 10‐1 25‐3 Kentucky 7‐2 16‐9 Tennessee 8‐3 16‐8 Vanderbilt 9‐2 22‐5 Tennessee 6‐3 19‐8 South Carolina 7‐4 22‐7 Ole Miss 8‐3 16‐8 LSU 5‐4 17‐8 Vanderbilt 7‐4 15‐8 Tennessee 7‐4 20‐12 Ole Miss 4‐5 16‐7 LSU 5‐6 19‐8 South Carolina 6‐5 16‐12 Alabama 3‐6 17‐9 Ole Miss 5‐6 11‐10 Arkansas 4‐7 10‐13 Mississippi State 2‐7 5‐11 Auburn 5‐6 14‐8 Kentucky 3‐8 12‐11 Auburn 1‐8 10‐14 Alabama 4‐7 11‐10 Mississippi State 3‐8 11‐11 Kentucky 2‐9 7‐17 Vanderbilt 0‐9 6‐12 LSU 3‐8 16‐11 Mississippi State 2‐9 9‐11 Auburn 2‐9 7‐16 Arkansas 0‐11 5‐14 1991 Alabama 0‐11 7‐15 SEC OVERALL 1996 Florida 9‐0 31‐1 SEC OVERALL 2001 Georgia 8‐1 25‐5 Florida 11‐0 27‐0 SEC OVERALL LSU 7‐2 19‐6 Vanderbilt 9‐2 24‐6 Florida 11‐0 24‐3 Ole Miss 5‐4 16‐8 South Carolina 9‐2 17‐10 Tennessee 10‐1 25‐4 Tennessee 4‐5 17‐14 Ole Miss 8‐3 19‐5 Vanderbilt 9‐2 26‐5 Alabama 4‐5 13‐10 Tennessee 8‐3 16‐13 Georgia 8‐3 23‐5 Kentucky 4‐5 11‐14 Auburn 5‐6 17‐9 South Carolina 7‐4 15‐9 Mississippi State 3‐6 11‐10 Georgia 4‐7 13‐14 Kentucky 5‐6 14‐11 Auburn 1‐8 9‐14 Arkansas 4‐7 15‐9 LSU 4‐7 14‐10 Vanderbilt 0‐9 9‐11 LSU 3‐8 14‐11 Alabama 4‐7 16‐10 Kentucky 3‐8 7‐15 Ole Miss 3‐8 10‐13 1992 Alabama 2‐9 8‐13 Mississippi State 3‐8 9‐13 SEC OVERALL Mississippi State 0‐11 5‐15 Arkansas 2‐9 10‐13 Florida 11‐0 30‐0 Auburn 0‐11 3‐17 Georgia 10‐1 22‐6 1997 Tennessee 8‐3 20‐9 SEC OVERALL 2002 Ole Miss 7‐4 17‐11 Florida 11‐0 31‐1 SEC OVERALL Kentucky 6‐5 14‐12 Georgia 9‐2 16‐4 Eastern Division South Carolina 6‐5 13‐10 Ole Miss 9‐2 21‐6 Georgia 11‐0 26‐2 Tennessee 8‐3 19‐9 Alabama 5‐6 14‐9 Florida 10‐1 24‐2 LSU 6‐5 18‐9 LSU 4‐7 14‐9 Vanderbilt 9‐2 27‐5 Vanderbilt 5‐6 15‐10 Vanderbilt 4‐7 11‐9 South Carolina 7‐4 17‐8 South Carolina 5‐6 15‐10 Auburn 3‐8 5‐13 Alabama 5‐6 13‐12 Tennessee 7‐4 21‐10 Mississippi State 2‐9 10‐11 Arkansas 4‐7 19‐9 Kentucky 5‐6 18‐9 Arkansas 0‐11 6‐14 Kentucky 3‐8 12‐13 Western Division Mississippi State 1‐10 8‐14 Auburn 6‐5 15‐9 1993 Auburn 0‐11 0‐20 Ole Miss 4‐7 12‐11 SEC OVERALL Alabama 3‐8 13‐11 Florida 11‐0 26‐2 1998 LSU 3‐8 12‐13 Georgia 9‐2 20‐6 SEC OVERALL Mississippi State 1‐10 5‐16 Ole Miss 9‐2 16‐9 Florida 11‐0 23‐0 Arkansas 0‐11 6‐16 Alabama 8‐3 17‐7 Georgia 9‐2 19‐4 Auburn 7‐4 13‐10 Vanderbilt 9‐2 19‐8 2003 Tennessee 6‐5 13‐14 Ole Miss 8‐3 16‐5 SEC OVERALL South Carolina 5‐6 10‐12 Arkansas 7‐4 22‐8 Eastern Division LSU 4‐7 10‐11 Tennessee 6‐5 20‐10 Florida 10‐1 31‐2 Vanderbilt 3‐8 9‐12 South Carolina 5‐6 12‐12 Georgia 9‐2 19‐5 Kentucky 3‐8 7‐16 Kentucky 4‐7 15‐9 Tennessee 9‐2 22‐7 Mississippi State 1‐10 6‐11 LSU 4‐7 15‐10 Kentucky 9‐2 23‐8 Arkansas 0‐11 3‐19 Mississippi State 2‐9 8‐11 Vanderbilt 8‐3 21‐6 Auburn 1‐10 4‐17 South Carolina 5‐6 15‐12 1994 Alabama 0‐11 0‐21 Western Division SEC OVERALL Alabama 6‐5 19‐9 1999 Georgia 11‐0 27‐2 LSU 4‐7 12‐14 SEC OVERALL Florida 10‐1 23‐6 Ole Miss 3‐8 8‐14 Florida 11‐0 28‐1 Ole Miss 8‐3 16‐7 Ole Miss 9‐2 23‐4 Auburn 2‐9 9‐12 Kentucky 8‐3 15‐10 Georgia 10‐1 23‐3 Mississippi State 1‐10 7‐14 Alabama 6‐5 10‐11 South Carolina 6‐5 18‐7 Arkansas 0‐11 8‐14 South Carolina 6‐5 19‐7 Vanderbilt 6‐5 20‐8 Vanderbilt 6‐5 14‐6 Kentucky 6‐5 15‐10 Auburn 4‐7 12‐10 Arkansas 5‐6 15‐11 Tennessee 3‐8 6‐16 Tennessee 5‐6 18‐7 Arkansas 2‐9 5‐14 Mississippi State 3‐8 9‐11 LSU 2‐9 9‐13 LSU 3‐9 13‐11 Mississippi State 0‐11 6‐14 Auburn 2‐9 10‐12 Alabama 0‐11 3‐18 SEC Women’s Tennis Record Book SEC FINAL STANDINGS 2004 2008 2012 SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Florida 11‐0 23‐1 Florida 11‐0 24‐3 Florida 11‐0 27‐1 Vanderbilt 10‐1 26‐4 Georgia 9‐2 22‐5 Georgia 9‐2 24‐5 Georgia 9‐2 20‐5 Vanderbilt 7‐4 20‐6 Vanderbilt 7‐4 17‐8 Tennessee 7‐4 15‐14 Tennessee 6‐5 15‐10 South Carolina 5‐6 16‐9 Kentucky 6‐5 19‐12 Kentucky 5‐6 16‐10 Tennessee 4‐7 15‐13 South Carolina 5‐6 14‐10 South Carolina 5‐6 13‐10 Kentucky 1‐10 9‐14 Western Division Western Division Western Division LSU 6‐5 18‐9 Arkansas 7‐4 18‐10 Alabama 10‐1 18‐5 Alabama 5‐6 13‐11 LSU 6‐5 15‐10 Ole Miss 8‐3 18‐9 Ole Miss 3‐8 12‐11 Auburn 5‐6 17‐10 LSU 4‐7 11‐13 Auburn 3‐8 11‐12 Ole Miss 3‐8 7‐15 Auburn 3‐8 8‐13 Mississippi State 1‐10 6‐14 Alabama 2‐9 6‐15 Arkansas 3‐8 12‐14 Arkansas 0‐11 8‐14 Mississippi State 0‐11 7‐13 Mississippi State 1‐10 7‐14 2005 2009 2013 SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL Eastern Division Eastern Division Eastern Division Kentucky 10‐1 26‐6 Georgia 10‐1 27‐3 Florida 12‐1 26‐3 Vanderbilt 9‐2 22‐6 Tennessee 8‐3 18‐7 Georgia 12‐1 24‐4 Florida 9‐2 22‐3 Florida 7‐4 16‐10 Tennessee 7‐6 13‐12 Tennessee 7‐4 19‐9 Vanderbilt 6‐4 11‐9 Vanderbilt 7‐6 16‐12 Georgia 7‐4 18‐8 South Carolina 6‐5 16‐10 South Carolina 6‐7 13‐12 South Carolina 6‐5 15‐9 Kentucky 3‐8 13‐11 Kentucky 4‐9 13‐12 Western Division Western Division Missouri 2‐11 9‐13 Mississippi State 5‐6 13‐10 Arkansas 8‐3 15‐8 Western Division Ole Miss 5‐6 12‐8 Ole Miss 5‐6 15‐10 Texas A&M 12‐1 26‐4 LSU 4‐7 12‐12 Alabama 4‐7 15‐9 Alabama 10‐3 21‐6 Alabama 3‐8 8‐15 Auburn 3‐7 11‐13 Auburn 7‐6 19‐9 Arkansas 1‐10 11‐11 LSU 3‐7 14‐11 Ole Miss 5‐8 16‐14 Auburn 0‐11 7‐14 Mississippi State 1‐9 10‐10 Arkansas 4‐9 13‐15 Mississippi State 2‐11 9‐14 2006 2010 LSU 1‐12 9‐16 SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL Eastern Division Eastern Division 2014 Florida 11‐0 25‐2 Florida 11‐0 29‐3 SEC OVERALL Vanderbilt 10‐1 23‐4 Tennessee 8‐3 19‐9 Georgia Alabama 12‐1 25‐5 Kentucky 8‐3 19‐10 8‐3 13‐9 Vanderbilt 11‐2 21‐7 Florida 11‐2 23‐6 Georgia 8‐3 13‐10 South Carolina 7‐4 17‐9 Georgia 11‐2 24‐5 Tennessee 6‐5 12‐13 Vanderbilt 7‐4 14‐10 Texas A&M 10‐3 21‐7 South Carolina 4‐7 12‐11 Kentucky 0‐11 2‐20 Tennessee 6‐7 13‐13 Western Division Western Division Auburn 6‐7 17‐11 Alabama 6‐5 11‐12 Ole Miss 8‐3 17‐6 South Carolina 6‐7 17‐11 Arkansas 5‐6 10‐11 Arkansas 6‐5 18‐10 Ole Miss 6‐7 14‐10 Ole Miss 4‐7 11‐9 LSU 4‐7 10‐15 Kentucky 5‐8 17‐12 LSU 3‐8 12‐12 Alabama 3‐8 10‐12 LSU 3‐10 14‐14 Mississippi State 1‐10 3‐16 Auburn 3‐8 9‐11 Arkansas 2‐11 13‐16 Missouri 1‐12 9‐21 Auburn 0‐11 6‐18 Mississippi State 1‐10 9‐13 Mississippi State 1‐12 9‐15 2007 2011 2015 SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL SEC OVERALL Eastern Division Eastern Division Florida 12‐1 24‐4 Georgia^! 10‐1 24‐2 Florida 11‐0 31‐1 Georgia 11‐2 24‐7 Florida^ 10‐1 24‐3 Tennessee 9‐2 20‐8 Texas A&M 11‐2 17‐6 Vanderbilt 9‐2 19‐9 Georgia 9‐2 19‐5 Vanderbilt 11‐2 25‐6 South Carolina 8‐3 16‐7 Vanderbilt 7‐4 17‐9 Alabama 8‐5 18‐8 LSU 7‐6 20‐11 Tennessee 6‐5 14‐11
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