2021 SEC SOFTBALL RECORD BOOK

Southeastern Conference Communications Contents 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North Birmingham, AL 35203 The Southeastern Conference...... 2-3 (205) 458-3000 SEC Media Services...... 4 SEC Milestones...... 5 Commissioner Greg Sankey...... 6-7 SEC Staff...... 8 SEC Corporate Sponsors...... 9 SEC Tournament...... 10 2020 Standings ...... 11 2020 Honors...... 12 HERB VINCENT CHUCK DUNLAP CRAIG PINKERTON Miscellaneous Statistics...... 13 Associate Commissioner Director Director NCAA Statistics...... 14-15 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SEC Softball Firsts...... 16 Football Men’s Basketball Annual Standings...... 17-19 Equestrian Soccer Golf Individual SEC Records (Season)...... 20-21 Team SEC Records (Season)...... 22-24 Individual SEC Records (Career)...... 25-26 Superlatives...... 27 Perfect Games...... 28 No-Hitters...... 29-31 SEC Tournament Champions...... 32 SEC Tournament Results...... 33-35 SAMANTHA RIPPON TAMMY WILSON BEN BEATY SEC Tournament Seeds...... 36 Director of Social & Director Assistant Director SEC Tournament Attendance...... 37 Digital Media [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SEC Tournament Coaches...... 38 Women’s Basketball Baseball Equestrian Tennis Football SEC Tournament Records...... 39-41 Track/Cross Country SEC Tournament Superlatives...... 42 SEC All-Tournament Teams...... 43-44 NCAA Tournament Results...... 45-52 SEC in the Final National Polls...... 53-54 National Honors...... 55-56 SEC Honors...... 57 All-SEC Teams...... 58-61 SEC All-Freshmen Teams...... 62 JILL SKOTARCZAK SEC All-Defensive Teams...... 63 Assistant Director SEC Community Service Teams...... 64 [email protected] SEC Players of the Week...... 65-66 Gymnastics SEC Pitchers of the Week...... 67-68 Softball Swimming & Diving SEC Freshmen of the Week...... 69 Volleyball SEC Academic Honor Roll...... 70-78 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll...... 79-81

Credits: The 2021 Southeastern Conference Softball Record Book is published by the Southeastern Conference Office, Greg Sankey, Commissioner. Permission to reprint ma- terials in this publication, whether in whole or in part, must be obtained in writing from the editor. All information reproduced from this publication should credit the 2021 SEC Softball Record Book. Editor: Jill Skotarczak, Assistant Director of Communications; Cover Design: BC Romano, Director of Video and Creative Services THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE IT JUST MEANS MORE the NCAA Honors Celebration in January 2020 in Anaheim, Calif. Scholars. Champions. Leaders. These are the pillars of the Southeastern Conference, and together they represent the vision for an 87-year-old SEC Among Honda Award Winners intercollegiate athletic conference that continues to experience unparalleled Two of the 12 Honda Sport Award recipients named in June 2019 were success. Ranging from record-breaking accomplishments by student-athletes SEC student-athletes: Florida track & field athlete Yanis David and Arkansas and administrators to significant growth in media, sponsorship, and branding, golfer Maria Fassi. The Collegiate Women’s Sports Awards honor the nation’s the SEC continues to prove on every front why it is SECond to None. top NCAA women athletes for superior athletic skills, leadership, academic excellence and participation in community service. Since commencing its The Conference continues to deliver record financial distributions to its member sponsorship in 1986, Honda has provided more than $3 million in institutional universities, which makes it possible for the Conference to support scholars grants to the universities of the award winners and nominees to support through and beyond graduation, win championships in every sponsored varsity women’s athletics programs. sport, and ultimately prepare young people to change the world.

The SEC’s leadership believes strongly that intercollegiate athletic conferences MEDIA + SPONSORSHIP IN 2019-20 have an obligation to aid in Student-Athlete Development and Achievement, SEC Viewership Continues Growth both academically and athletically. As such, the SEC was the first conference The SEC Network remains one of the most vibrant sports networks in all of to establish a Student-Athlete Career Tour designed to prepare students for television. The SEC Network is available on every major cable and satellite professions after graduation, and this year the Conference again welcomed 28 provider in the United States, every nationwide multichannel subscription students to Atlanta for a multi-day series of meetings and development. And streaming service and is available in 140 countries outside the US. Important the SEC has integrated its student-athlete leadership councils into its annual SEC notes to know: meetings to provide its young people a greater voice in their own collegiate • Over 250 students across the 14 campuses were involved in production of experience. SEC Network events in 2019-20 • More than 70 SEC marching band halftime performances were streamed live The SEC continues to strengthen its relationships in Media and Sponsorship. on the ESPN App in 2018 The SEC Network is now available on every major cable provider and every • The SEC Network featured new episodes of “SEC Homecoming” including nationwide, multi-channel subscription streaming service in the marketplace. interviews with former Augusta national Golf Club Chairman Billy Payne, singer The SEC Network also reaches 140 countries outside the U.S. and songwriter Darius Rucker and Lockheed Martin president and CEO Marylin Hewson. The SEC is a place where Innovation and Leadership are expected and pursued. However, the pursuit extends beyond championship rings and trophies to include officiating, administration, and other initiatives. For example, on the BRANDING + CELEBRATION heels of its football and men’s basketball collaborative replay success, this year SEC Academic Initiative the SEC became the first collegiate conference to introduce centralized video Through its academic relations program, the SEC supports programs review in baseball. and activities designed to highlight the teaching, research and service accomplishments of SEC students, faculty and staff, including related successes The SEC has also amplified its position relative to Branding and Celebration within the Conference’s intercollegiate athletics programs. efforts. As SECU was renamed “SEC Academic Relations,” it heightened its focus on programs and activities designed to highlight the teaching, research Its goals include: and service accomplished on SEC campuses. The Conference also executed • Advancing the academic reputation of SEC universities beyond the traditional Year Four of the “It Just Means More” branding campaign, continuing its SEC region presence on radio, TV and online while saturating national championship cities • Highlighting the endeavors and achievements of SEC faculty, students and with digital outdoor exposure. administrators • Identifying and preparing future leaders for high-level service in academia The SEC’s Athletic Achievements have historically been—and continue to be— • Increasing the amount and type of education abroad opportunities available unprecedented. The SEC continues to win national championships in multiple to SEC students sports, including six national championship match-ups since March 2017 that • Supporting collaboration between SEC faculty and administrators exclusively featured SEC teams (Women’s Final Four, College World Series, College Football Playoff Championship and three times in Equestrian). Current SEC academic initiatives include: The SEC Academic Leadership Development Program seeks to identify, prepare and advance academic leaders for roles within SEC institutions and beyond. It STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENT IN has three components, a university-level development program; two SEC-wide 2019-20 three-day workshops held on specified campuses for all program participants; Student-Athlete Career Tour and a competitive fellowship for former participants. A total of 28 current and former Southeastern Conference student-athletes participated in the third SEC Career Tour in Atlanta in November 2019. The The SEC College Tour occurs twice annually, once in the fall and once in the group visited the headquarters and met with executives and talent acquisition spring. Enrollment administrators from all SEC universities participate in events staff at several corporations including Cox Communications, NCR Corporation, intended to introduce SEC universities to students, parents and high school Winning Edge Leadership Academy, The Home Depot and UPS. counselors from outside of the southeast region.

SEC Student-Athletes and Community Service The SEC education abroad focus includes a cooperative agreement that gives Each year the SEC awards a $5,000 scholarship to a male and female SEC students access to international programs offered at other SEC universities nominee from each school for the Brad Davis SEC Community Service Award, and an engineering exchange agreement with the Politecnico di Torino in Italy. and $10,000 goes to the two student-athletes selected each year as the Brad Davis SEC Community Service Leaders of the Year. In 2019-20, Texas A&M The SEC Faculty Achievement and Professor of the Year Awards recognize University equestrian athlete Ann Elizabeth Tebow and Vanderbilt University faculty with outstanding records in research and teaching. There is one winner football athlete Cody Markel were named winners of the prestigious award. per campus and one overall winner for the SEC.

SEC in the NCAA’s 2020 Today’s Top 10 The SEC Faculty Travel Program is intended to enhance collaboration that Kristin Quah of Vanderbilt University was among the 10 student-athletes from stimulates scholarly initiatives between SEC universities. The program offers across the country named as recipient of the NCAA’s 2020 Today’s Top faculty from each SEC university the opportunity to travel to other SEC universities 10 Award, which recognizes former student-athletes for their successes in to develop grant proposals, conduct research and deliver artistic performances. competition, in the classroom and in the community. Recipients completed their athletics eligibility during the 2018-19 academic year and were recognized at 2 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE The SEC MBA Case Competition is an opportunity for SEC business schools to Story, Mississippi State University, Director of University Health Services; Dr. showcase their students’ skills at solving simulated, real-world problems that Stevan Whitt, University of Missouri, Associate Professor of Medicine, Divisions cover the spectrum of business disciplines. The competition is held on one SEC of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine and Infectious Diseases; Senior campus and teams of four MBA students compete against other SEC teams, the Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs, University of Missouri School of Medicine, best receiving various awards and recognition. Chief Clinical Officer; Dr. Zoë Foster, University of South Carolina, Program Director, Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship; Dr. Chris Klenck, University The SEC Student Pitch Competition provides a showcase for young of Tennessee, Head Team Physician; Dr. Shawn Gibbs, Texas A&M University, entrepreneurs as it pits teams of SEC students against one another in an idea Dean of School of Public Health; Dr. Warne Fitch, Vanderbilt University, pitch competition. Students present their innovative business ideas to a panel Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Associate Professor of Orthopedics. of SEC alums to determine those most worthy of a funding investment. The top teams receive various awards and recognition. SEC COUNCIL ON RACIAL EQUITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE “It Just Means More” Campaign and Associated Branding In August 2020, the Southeastern Conference announced creation of the SEC When the SEC kicked off its comprehensive “It Just Means More” marketing Council on Racial Equity and Social Justice, a league-wide body consisting of a campaign, it set out to show the other side of the SEC: one of history, legacy, diverse group of student-athletes, administrators, coaches and SEC staff. and an overall positive impact on our people, our communities, our state, and our nation. In addition to a series of television and radio spots, print The Council will identify resources, outline strategies and assist with advertisements, and a social media strategy, this year the SEC continued to implementation of efforts that, when taken together, will promote racial equity expand the reach of its “It Just Means More” campaign through the utilization and social justice, while also fostering diversity, helping overcome racism and of outdoor digital signage in cities hosting significant events. pursuing non-discrimination in intercollegiate athletics.

SEC Celebrates Academic Achievement with Graduate Patch “An important movement has been ignited around the equitable treatment of A total of 64 SEC volleyball student-athletes wore the mark during the regular all underrepresented minorities, and the SEC is determined to be a leader in season. In all, more than 350 student-athletes wore the patch in all sports in the pursuit of meaningful and lasting change,” said SEC Commissioner Greg 2019-20. Sankey. “With the Council as our guide, we will develop an action agenda built on the foundation that all are created equal and ensure this truth echoes The SEC introduced the patch in 2016 for student-athletes in all sports who across our stadiums, our arenas, our campuses, our communities, our states have graduated but have not exhausted their eligibility. The SEC logo patch and our nation.” on their uniforms is replaced with a special patch highlighting the word “Graduate” underneath the conference logo. The patch is similar in design for Members of the Council include individuals from within the Conference’s all conference schools, but it is school-specific in color. existing student-athlete engagement program - a multi-faceted effort involving more than 60 student leaders in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and all other SEC sponsored sports. Racial equity and social justice will be MEDICAL TASK FORCE GUIDES SEC PREPARATION required discussions during all student-athlete leadership and advisory council A task force comprised of medical professionals representing the 14 universities meetings, while those groups’ chairs, vice chairs and/or other identified leaders of the Southeastern Conference has guiding the SEC as it prepares for will participate in Council meetings. membership decisions related to the return of athletics activities, including team gatherings, practices, conditioning and competition. In addition, the Council will include administrative leaders from each campus and head coaches from each SEC sport (see full list below), who will regularly The SEC’s Return to Activity and Medical Guidance Task Force began meeting by meet with SEC student-athletes to better understand and respond to their video conference in April 2020 and updates from these meetings are provided questions and concerns. to SEC Presidents and Chancellors and Athletics Directors at regular intervals. Any policy changes related to return to athletics activity will be approved by the “Today’s youth are our leaders and change agents of tomorrow, and by Conference membership. listening, asking and seeking their insights and counsel, we have begun the shared journey toward racial equality,” said Sankey. The task force is responsible for identifying recommended protocols and best practices for guiding the safe return to in-person on-campus meetings, individual Alongside student-athletes, the SEC gathered perspectives from a range of workouts, out-of-season activities and skill instruction, and practice activities for stakeholders across its 14 campuses, including presidents and chancellors, student-athletes and coaches; identifying the desired amount of practice and directors of athletics, senior woman administrators, faculty athletics training time required to safely acclimate student-athletes into competition; and representatives, various sport head coaches, mental health professionals and identifying opportunities for a return to competition, including considerations the SEC staff. for student-athletes, administrators, support staff, officials and fans. Those discussions helped create a framework for the Council, which will provide The SEC has previously enacted proactive measures to mitigate the impact of ongoing guidance to the SEC office and updates to Conference leaders at the virus and protect the health and safety of student-athletes, administrators, regular intervals. The Council will initially focus on the following five strategic officials and fans. To date, actions of the Conference include the cancellation areas: of all athletic contests, including conference and non-conference competition, and SEC Championship events for the remainder of the 2020 spring season. • Increasing Access and Representation for Underrepresented Minorities The SEC has also suspended all in-person athletics activities, voluntary or • Providing Enhanced Support for Underrepresented Minorities required, including practices, individual and team workouts through at least • Improving Education on Racial and Social Issues for All Stakeholders May 31 (subject to adjustment based upon public health information), and has • Deepening Commitments to Local Communities ceased operation of camps and coaches clinics through at least July 31. • Raising Awareness of Racial Inequity and Social Injustice

Members of the SEC’s Return to Activity and Medical Guidance Task Force are: Among other efforts, the Council will be tasked with identifying resources Dr. Jimmy Robinson, University of Alabama-Head Team Physician and Medical related to racial equity and social justice for educational and professional Director; Dr. Chris Arnold, University of Arkansas, Orthopedic Surgeon/ development programs for athletics department staff, coaches and student- Team Physician; Dr. Mike Goodlett, Auburn University, Chief Medical Officer/ athletes; outlining support mechanisms for underrepresented minorities within Team Physician; Dr. Jay Clugston, University of Florida, Team Physician; Ron the athletics department; and identifying opportunities for the SEC to bolster Courson, University of Georgia, Senior Associate. Athletics Director/Sports ongoing university and athletics department diversity, equity and inclusion Medicine; Jim Madaleno, University of Kentucky, Executive Associate Athletics initiatives. In addition, the Council will advise athletics departments and the Director/Sports Medicine and Performance; Dr. Catherine O’Neal, LSUHSC Conference office on ways student-athletes, coaches and staff may fulfill their Assistant Professor of Medicine, Infectious Diseases; Dr. Marshall Crowther, ongoing civic responsibilities in the electoral process. University of Mississippi, Medical Director/Sports Medicine Physician; Dr. Cliff MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 3 MEDIA SERVICES SEC Communications Mission Statement SEC Tournament The Southeastern Conference has been the nation’s leader in media relations May 12-15 • Rhoads Stadium • Tuscaloosa, Ala. during its history. The SEC understands the importance of assisting the media in Media credential requests for the 2021 SEC Tournament in Tuscaloosa, Alaa. can providing coverage of the conference and its institutions. To this end, the conference, be directed to Nathan Sheehan, Assistant Director of Communications at Alabama. including all of its member institutions, shall make the best attempt to fill reasonable For further information concerning media coverage of the 2021 SEC Tournament, requests by media outlets. Members of the media are encouraged to work with the please contact the SEC Communications Department. media relations director of each institution and the conference office to establish The tournament will be a 13-team, single elimination format, beginning on satisfactory media policies that are mutually beneficial to all parties. Wednesday and concluding with the championship game on Saturday. The 13 tournament teams shall be determined based on the highest percentage of wins SEC Release during regular-season Conference competition. The winner of the tournament The conference softball release will be available each Tuesday beginning in receives the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. February via the league’s website. Any media representative wishing to receive information via e-mail should contact Jill Skotarczak at [email protected]. SEC SEC Softball Media Contacts standings and results will be updated each weekday, while conference statistics will Alabama – Nathan Sheehan www.RollTide.com be updated as often as needed based on the schedule of play. Information is also Email: [email protected] Office: (205) 348-6734 available via the school’s SIDs. Twitter: @AlabamaSB; @UACoachMurphy Arkansas – Jacob Pavilack www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com Weekly Awards Email: [email protected] Office: (479) 575-3696 The SEC will name a Player of the Week, Pitcher of the Week and Freshman of Twitter: @RazorbackSB; @CoachDeifel the Week in softball each Monday of the season through non-conference play, and Auburn – Taylor Shirey www.AuburnTigers.com then move to each Tuesday at the start of the conference schedule. Each week’s Email: [email protected] Office: (334) 844-9800 selections will be announced in the league’s weekly releases. Nominations for the Twitter: @AuburnSoftball ; @deanAU_TigersSB award are made each week by the softball media relations contacts. Florida – Herb Brooks www.FloridaGators.com Email: [email protected] Office: (352) 375-4683 x6128 Internet Twitter: @GatorsSB; @_TimWalton General SEC softball information can be accessed on the Web at www.secsports. Georgia – Sean Stevenson www.GeorgiaDogs.com com. The softball section is updated with new material daily on the page, with Email: [email protected] Office: (706) 542-7965 standings, statistics and other important information. The SEC softball release can Twitter: @UGASoftball also be printed off of the secsports.com website in an Adobe Acrobat file. Adobe Kentucky – Chris Shoals www.UKathletics.com Reader, which is used to read the Adobe Acrobat file, can be downloaded for free Email: [email protected] Office: (859) 257-8437 on your computer on the adobe.com website. Twitter: @UKsoftball; @UKCoachLawson LSU – Chelsey Chamberlain www.LSUsports.net Email List Email: [email protected] Office: (225) 578-8204 Press releases and information pertaining to SEC softball will be emailed to the Twitter: @LSUsoftball; @BethTorina media throughout the year. Accredited media can register for the SEC’s mailing lists Ole Miss – Mitch Praxl www.OleMissSports.com by contacting Jill Skotarczak at [email protected]. Email: [email protected] Office: (662) 915-7896 Twitter: @OleMissSoftball; @usabaseball00 Social Media Mississippi State – Brian Ogden www.HailState.com • Facebook: like the page called “Southeastern Conference” Email: [email protected] Office: (662) 325-8040 • Twitter: @SEC, @SECSBTourney Twitter: @HailStateSB; @Coach_Ricketts • Instagram: @SEC Missouri – Nate Lowery www.MUTigers.com Email: [email protected] Office: (573) 882-7167 SEC Network / SEC Network + Twitter: @MizzouSoftball; @CoachLarissaA A channel developed by ESPN and the Southeastern Conference to serve fans of South Carolina – Patrick Osborne www.GamecocksOnline.com one of the nation’s most elite conference - the SEC Network airs SEC content 24/7. Email: [email protected] Office: (803) 777-5204 All SEC Network programming is also available for streaming on computers, tablets, Twitter: @GamecockSoftbll; @scsbcoach_bev smartphone and connected devises via the ESPN App. Tennessee – Akilah Laster www.UTsports.com SEC Network + provides hundreds of additional digital only events to fans Email: [email protected] Office: (865) 974-8876 through the ESPN app, which is accessible on computers, smartphones, tablets and Twitter: @Vol_Softball; @KarenWeekly connected devices nationwide at no additional cost to fans who receive their high- Texas A&M – Marissa Avanzato www.12thMan.com speed Internet connection or video subscription from an affiliated service provider. Email: [email protected] Office: (979) 862-5452 Twitter: @AggieSoftball; @Coach_Jo_Evans SEC Communications www.secsports.com 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North • Birmingham, AL 35203 Phone: (205) 458-3000 Herb Vincent, Assoc. 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4 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC MILESTONES Dec. 22, 1894: In Atlanta, Dr. William L. Dudley of Vanderbilt presides over an orga- 1986: League distributes $15 million in revenue to members. nization meeting of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association: Alabama, Auburn, September 15, 1986: Dr. Harvey W. Schiller, an Air Force colonel and faculty chair at the Georgia, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Sewanee and Vanderbilt. Football formalized U.S. Air Force Academy named fifth SEC commissioner. in 1869. January 10, 1990: Roy F. Kramer, Vanderbilt athletics director, named sixth SEC com- 1893: Vanderbilt begins playing basketball at the Nashville YMCA two years after Nai- missioner. smith originated the game at Springfield (MA) College. 1990: University of Arkansas (11th member) and University of South Carolina (12th 1895: SIAA organized track on conference level. member) join the league (the two institutions participated in SEC championships for all May 15, 1896: First conference championship meet (track) held at Vanderbilt. sports except football during the 1991-92 academic year). 1895: SIAA expands and adds Central, Clemson, Cumberland, Kentucky, LSU, Mercer, 1993: SEC institutions adopt the Principles of Gender Equity recognizing that each school Ole Miss, Mississippi A&M (State), Nashville, Southeastern Presbyterian, Tennessee, Texas will provide at least two more women’s intercollegiate programs than the number of and Tulane. men’s. 1900: Eight of the 13 charter SEC members participating in track. 1993: SEC championship for women’s soccer added. 1920: SIAA encompasses 30 members. November 7, 1993: Vanderbilt wins the first SEC soccer tournament championship with Dec. 12-13, 1920: In Gainesville, Fla. Professor S.V. Sanford (Georgia) presides over a 3-2 double overtime victory over Arkansas. newly formed Southern Conference (Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, Georgia February 1997: The SEC held its first season of softball. The tournament Tech, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi State, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Ten- was held in May in Columbus, Ga. South Carolina was the winner and the nessee, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Washington and Lee). first SEC team to participate in the Women’s College World Series. 1922: Florida, LSU, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tulane, Vanderbilt and Virginia Military December 6, 1998: Florida wins the NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer College Cup with join the Southern Conference. a 1-0 victory over North Carolina. 1923: Sewanne joins the Southern Conference. June 2, 2002: Michael L. Slive, who served as Commissioner of Conference USA, ap- 1928: Duke joins the Southern Conference. pointed seventh SEC commissioner. Dec. 8-9, 1932: In Knoxville, Dr. Frank L. McVey (Kentucky) serves as president as the June 4: 2004: SEC Task Force on Compliance and Enforcement issues its report call- SEC is formed with 13 members of the Southern Conference located west and south of ing to have none of the league’s schools on NCAA probation within the next five years. the Appalachian Mountains. The institutions are: Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Report is unanimously accepted. Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Sewannee, Tennessee, Tulane, February 23, 2005: SEC announced the formation of its Academic Consortium (now Vanderbilt. SECU) linking the academic resources of its member institutions. Feb. 16, 1933: Informal meeting of SEC school presidents, Birmingham, Ala. June 2007: Tennessee became the first SEC team to play in the champion- Feb. 27, 1933: First full meeting, Atlanta, Ga. ship series of the Women’s College World Series. 1933: First SEC champions crowned in baseball, basketball, football and outdoor track. November 2007: A league record six teams receive invitations to compete in the NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championship. Feb. 24 - 28, 1933: League’s first basketball tournament in Atlanta, Ga. August 25, 2008: ESPN and the SEC announce a 15-year agreement beginning in Spring 1933: First NCAA Championship won by SEC school (LSU, men’s track). 2009-10 through 2023-24. It is the longest national rights agreement in ESPN his- 1935: League sponsors first men’s team title for cross country. tory. ESPN entities (ESPN, ESPN on ABC, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN Regional Television, 1937: League sponsors first men’s team title for golf and swimming. ESPN360.com, ESPN Mobile TV, ESPN GamePlan, ESPN Full Court, ESPN International, 1938: League sponsors first men’s team title for tennis. ESPN Deportes, ESPN Classic) will carry more than 5,500 SEC events including football, men’s and women’s basketball, Olympic sports and SEC Championships. 1940: In Jackson, Miss. the office of the commissioner is formed. Spring 2011: The SEC had a record nine National Player of the Week August 21, 1940: Former Mississippi Governor Martin S. Conner named first SEC com- honors by nine different players. missioner. June 2012: It is announced that the SEC will determine a league champion in equestrian Dec. 13, 1940: Sewanee withdraws from the SEC. beginning in the 2012-13 season. It becomes the 21st sport sponsored by the league. Fall 1946: Secretary of the Conference Dean N.W. Dougherty (Tennessee) named acting June 6, 2012: Alabama claimed the first national championship in SEC SEC commissioner. history when it defeated Oklahoma, 5-4, in game three of the champion- 1948: Conference office moves to Birmingham, Ala. ship series of the Women’s College World Series. Feb. 21, 1948: Former LSU coach Bernie H. Moore named second SEC commissioner. July 1, 2012: Texas A&M and Missouri officially join the league. Both schools will com- 1948: Kentucky Wildcats bring home the first NCAA basketball title win by an SEC team. pete in basketball, cross county, golf, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & October 20, 1951: The Alabama-Tennessee football game in Birmingham’s Legion Field field and volleyball. Missouri will also compete in gymnastics, while TAMU will compete becomes the first televised event in SEC history. in equestrian. 1952: University of Alabama Faculty Chairman of Athletics, Dr. Albert B. Moore, be- June 3, 2014: With two SEC teams in the championship series of the 2014 comes first SEC representative to serve as NCAA president. Women’s College World Series, Florida defeated Alabama, 6-3, winning the best-of-three series to claim its first national championship. 1957: League sponsors first men’s team title for indoor track. August 14, 2014 - The SEC Network, a multi-platform network which will air SEC content June 1, 1964: Georgia Tech withdraws from the SEC. 24/7 including more than 1,000 events in its first year, launches. 1965: Kentucky football’s Nat Northington becomes the first African-American athlete to June 1, 2015 - Gregory A. Sankey becomes the SEC’s eighth commissioner. receive an athletic scholarship at an SEC institution. June 3, 2015: Florida became just the third program in NCAA softball 1966: A.M. (Tonto) Coleman named third SEC commissioner. history to win back-to-back national titles as the Gators defeated Michi- June 1, 1966: Tulane withdraws from the SEC. gan in Game 1 and Game 3 in the championship series of the Women’s 1971: Dr. Earl M. Ramer, University of Tennessee faculty athletic representative, is second College World Series. SEC official to serve as NCAA president. June 2016: Four SEC teams advanced to the Women’s College World Se- August 1, 1972: Dr. H. Boyd McWhorter, Deans of Arts and Sciences at University of ries (Alabama, Auburn, Georgia and LSU), marking the first time that Georgia and secretary of the league, named fourth SEC commissioner. one conference made up half the field of teams participating in Okla- 1973: League distributes $1.57 million in revenue to members. homa City. 1979-80: SEC championships for women’s basketball, tennis and volleyball recognized. May 2017: The Southeastern Conference set an NCAA Tournament record as all 13 programs earned a spot in the 2017 NCAA Division I 1980-81: SEC championships for women’s golf, gymnastics, swimming and track and Softball Championship. The SEC earned eight national seeds. field added. September 1, 1984: Women’s athletics come under the auspice of the SEC. March 26, 1986: The SEC and Jefferson-Pilot Teleproductions (JP Sports) sign a contract to televise basketball games on a syndicated basis throughout the region. MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 5 SEC COMMISSIONER Greg Sankey ADVANCING THE CONFERENCE Commissioner Southeastern Conference Sankey has been intentional and diligent in addressing issues critical to college athletics, with an emphasis on integrity, ethics and sportsmanship: Greg Sankey became the eighth Commissioner of the Southeastern • Appointed a Working Group on Student-Athlete Conduct to develop Conference on June 1, 2015, and recommendations for updated Conference policies governing conduct immediately embarked on a journey to expectations for student-athletes. As a result, the SEC adopted a serious build upon the SEC’s recognized success, misconduct policy governing transfers that has served as a model for similar strong foundations and rich traditions. policies subsequently adopted by other conferences and institutions (June 2016, expanded definition June 2017), and later expanded the policy to Sankey has successfully introduced include all incoming prospective student-athletes. (June 2018) change and advancement for the conference while respecting the • Appointed a Working Group on Compliance, Enforcement and institutional traditions that make the Governance, designed to review and update principles which form the SEC unique. With an understanding foundation of the Conference membership’s commitment to SEC and of the highly competitive environment of college sports, he has fostered the NCAA rules compliance. collaborative culture of the SEC that sets the conference apart and supports its continuing success. • Amended an SEC Bylaw to now require a university president or chancellor to consult directly with the SEC Commissioner before hiring Sankey brings a big picture approach to his position through continuing someone “who has engaged in unethical conduct as defined under NCAA focus on a vision that positions the SEC to leverage its athletics success and Bylaws or who has participated in activity that resulted, or may result, in a popularity for a greater overall cultural and economic impact on the region, Level I, Level II, or major infraction.” (June 2017) the nation and the world. • Appointed a Task Force on Sports Gambling to identify issues and During his first major address as Commissioner, he introduced his concept solutions with the goal of working with other leaders in sports, both on of “Scholars. Champions. Leaders.” to describe the ultimate potential of the the collegiate and professional level, as well as governmental leaders, to SEC. “Educating scholars and supporting champions provides the platform for educate student-athletes on issues related to sports wagering and ensure developing leaders who will influence the world,” Sankey said in his opening the integrity of athletics events. (July 2018) remarks at SEC Football Media Days in 2015. • Created the SEC Council on Racial Equity and Social Justice, a league- wide body consisting of a diverse group of student-athletes, administrators, ADVOCATING FOR STUDENT-ATHLETE OPPORTUNITY coaches and SEC staff. The purpose of the Council is to identify resources, outline strategies and assist with implementation of efforts that, when taken Now in his sixth year as Commissioner of the SEC, Sankey has established together, will promote racial equity and social justice, while also fostering himself as an advocate for the student-athlete, creating a framework to diversity, helping overcome racism and pursuing non-discrimination in provide young people in the Conference with challenging leadership intercollegiate athletics. (August 2020) opportunities and expanded resources to succeed at the highest levels of academic and competitive success. New student-athlete focused initiatives Sankey prioritized the enhancement of Conference championship events under Sankey’s leadership include: to meet the goal of providing student-athletes with life-long memories and exceptional experiences for fans, which has included: • Creation of a new position in the SEC office for a Director of Student- Athlete Engagement, a role focused on offering student-athletes the • An agreement with Atlanta’s new Mercedes Benz Stadium to serve as the opportunity to participate in Conference leadership and prepare for life long-term home for the SEC Football Championship Game. (September after their intercollegiate athletics participation concludes. (August 2015) 2015)

• Introduction of Student-Athlete Leadership Councils for Football, Men’s • An agreement with the City of Hoover, AL, to continue as host of the Basketball and Women’s Basketball which, in addition to the Conference’s SEC Baseball Tournament after the city committed to construction of a $70 longstanding Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, provide student- million baseball campus to enhance the baseball tournament experience athletes with enhanced opportunities to engage with campus leaders and for student-athletes and fans. (June 2016) Conference office staff. (May 2016) • Engagement with a security consulting firm to review and develop • Introduction of a Student-Athlete Career Tour during SEC Football consistent and effective security plans for SEC Championship events. Championship Week in Atlanta, which annually provides a group of (August 2016) student-athletes with opportunities to engage in career exploration with high level corporations and businesses. (December 2016, 2017, 2018) • A three-year agreement with Greenville, SC, to provide a multi-year home for the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament at Bon Secours • Expansion of the student-athlete role at the annual SEC Spring Wellness Arena. (May 2018) Meetings when student-athlete leaders participate in a robust agenda of interaction with administrators and coaches to provide their perspectives to Sankey has focused resources on the development of Conference Conference leaders. (May 2017, 2018, 2019) officiating with a series of measures blending technology with effective leadership to create greater accuracy and consistency for officiating in all • Increased funding for the SEC H. Boyd McWhorter Post-Graduate sports, including: Scholarship, established in 1986 to honor outstanding student-athletes in the SEC for their accomplishments in athletics and academics. The value • Hiring new coordinators of officials in the sports of men’s basketball, of the post-graduate scholarships increased to $20,000 each for the two women’s basketball and softball. winners and $10,000 each for the 26 finalists. (December 2017) • Working with the NCAA to gain approval for a collaborative instant replay process in the sport of football, which was implemented successfully beginning with the Fall 2016 season. (May 2016)

6 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC COMMISSIONER • Collaborating with the American Athletic and ASUN conferences to Before moving to the SEC, Sankey served as Commissioner of the create a men’s basketball officiating consortium, later adding the Sun Belt Southland Conference for nearly seven years. He joined the Southland Conference and Southwestern Athletic Conference. (July 2016, May 2017, Conference staff in 1992 where he served as both assistant and associate June 2020) commissioner before he was named its Commissioner in 1996 at the age of 31. • Securing NCAA approval to implement a collaborative instant replay process in the sport of men’s basketball beginning with the 2017-18 Prior to his term at the Southland Conference, he was Director of season. (May 2017) Compliance and Academic Services at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, LA. While at Northwestern State, Sankey also coached the • Engaging in a consulting agreement with Bob Delaney, an accomplished Demons’ golf teams for two years, earning the Golf Coaches Association of former NBA official and executive with extensive experience in leadership America District VI Coach of the Year award in 1991. Before his tenure at training, to assume the role of Special Advisor for Officiating Development Northwestern State, he was the Director of Intramural Sports at Utica College and Performance. (August 2018) in upstate New York.

• Working with the NCAA to expand the number of permissible plays A native of Auburn, NY, Sankey earned his master’s degree from Syracuse evaluated through video replay in the sport of baseball for the 2018 season University and his undergraduate degree from the State University of New (August 2017), and implementing the first centralized replay system in the York College at Cortland. Sankey and his wife, Cathy, reside in Birmingham, sport the following year. (March 2019) AL, and have two adult daughters, Hannah and Moriah.

• Commissioning Deloitte’s Advisory practice to conduct a comprehensive analysis to identify best practices and program standards for the SEC THE SANKEY FILE Football Officiating Program. (January 2019) 1987-89 Utica College, Director of Intramural Sports Another priority under Sankey’s leadership is growing exposure for the 1989-91 Northwestern State University Conference and effectively publicizing success stories of the SEC. Strategies Director of Compliance & Academic Services, 1990-92 pursued to achieve this objective include: Head Golf Coach, 1990-92 1992-2001 Southland Conference Assistant Commissioner, 1992-94 • Engagement with The Richards Group, a renowned national marketing Associate Commissioner, 1994-96 agency, to develop a comprehensive branding campaign. The theme – “It Commissioner, 1996-2002 Just Means More” – communicates the history, legacy and overall positive 2002-present Southeastern Conference impact the SEC has on its region, the nation and the world. (January 2016) Associate Commissioner, 2002-2012 Executive Associate Commissioner/ • Introduction of the SEC Graduate Patch, a logo placed on the uniforms Chief Operating Officer, 2012-2015 of every sport displayed by SEC student-athletes who have earned their undergraduate degree and are continuing their participation in intercollegiate athletics. (October 2016) National Championships Won by SEC Schools in Greg Sankey Era • Ongoing collaboration with the SEC Network to create unique exposure opportunities for Conference universities, teams and student-athletes, 2015-16 including behind-the-scenes programming, expanding live championship Football – Alabama coverage for Olympic Sports and other unique programming. Women’s Swimming & Diving – Georgia Equestrian – Auburn • An agreement with SiriusXM to create the first college branded satellite Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – Florida radio channel, SiriusXM SEC Radio, an exclusive 24/7 audio channel Women’s Outdoor Track & Field – Arkansas dedicated to SEC sports. (November 2017) 2016-17 • Move of SEC Football Media Days to a new market, taking the signature Men’s Indoor Track & Field – Texas A&M event to the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta while adding a fan Women’s Basketball – South Carolina event in Centennial Olympic Park to expand the kickoff week to five days of Equestrian – Texas A&M activities. (July 2018) Women’s Tennis – Florida Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – Florida Baseball – Florida A CAREER IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS 2017-18 On March 12, 2015, the Presidents and Chancellors of the SEC Football – Alabama announced Greg Sankey would succeed Mike Slive as Commissioner of the Women’s Indoor Track & Field – Georgia SEC. Men’s Indoor Track & Field - Florida Equestrian – Auburn Sankey, 56, first joined the SEC staff in 2002 as Associate Commissioner Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – Georgia for Governance, Enforcement and Compliance and later added supervision of the league’s championships staff to his responsibilities. He was elevated 2018-19 to Executive Associate Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer for the Women’s Indoor Track & Field – Arkansas league office in 2012, becoming responsible for the day-to-day operation of Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – Florida the SEC Office. Equestrian – Auburn Women’s Outdoor Track & Field – Arkansas Sankey has been active within the NCAA committee structure. He has Baseball – Vanderbilt served on the Division I Legislative Council, the Committee on Academic Performance and the NCAA Committee on Infractions, and most recently 2019-20 served on the Enforcement/Infractions Working Group created to address Football – LSU recommendations from the independent Commission on College Basketball. Women’s Cross Country – Arkansas

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 7 SECSEC STAFFSTAFF

GREG SANKEY MARK WOMACK CHARLIE HUSSEY TIFFANY DANIELS DR. TORIE WILLIAM KING DAN LEIBOVITZ HERB VINCENT Commissioner Exec. Associate Associate Associate JOHNSON Associate Associate Associate Commissioner/CFO Commissioner/COO Commissioner/SWA Associate Commissioner/ Commissioner/Men’s Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Legal Affairs and Basketball Communications Academic Relations Compliance

CHRIS WALDSMITH DAVID BATSON MATT BOYER BYRON HATCH KATHRYN POE- SYLVIA HAGAN MISTY BROWN COLE Associate Assistant Assistant Assistant SWITZER BARNES Director of Student- CUNNINGHAM Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Executive Associate to Director of Officiating Athlete Engagement Director of Video Finance Compliance Compliance Championships Commissioner Administration Operations-Football

CHUCK DUNLAP JOHN GIBSON RANDALL MALONE CRAIG PINKERTON SAMMY RIPPON B.C. ROMANO JIM SULLIVAN LAUREN TAYLOR Director of Director of Director of Video Director of Director of Social & Director of Video and Director of Director of Marketing Communications Championships Operations-Basketball Communications Digital Media Creative Services Championship Ticket & Competition Operations

TAMMY WILSON ALLY BATTE BEN BEATY KORY DAHLEN MIKE MIMS GRACE SANDERS JILL SKOTARCZAK KELSEY TAYLOR Director of Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Assistant Director Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Communications Financial Operations Communications Competition Championship Ticket of Football Communications Academic Relations Operations Administration

SCOTTY THURMAN RYAN TJON TITUS THOMAS MEREDITH BRADY DONNA MOORE BAILEY POWELL MELINDA EVANGELINE JR. AJONG Video Coordinator Administrative Administrative Administrative CALDERINI PRESTON Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Assistant, Competition Assistant, Compliance Assistant First Impressions Academic Relations Compliance Video Opertions Commissioner’s Coordinator Coordinator Office

JOHN MCDAID CHRISTIE CORNWELL Coordinator of Coordinator of Softball Football Officials Officials 8 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC CORPORATE SPONSORS Official Sponsor Program The Southeastern Conference Official Sponsor program began in 1988 with three companies dedicated to intercollegiate athletics and higher education. Now supported by many of the nation’s top corporations, this program has evolved into the most successful of its kind. Each member of the SEC Official Sponsor team shows its commitment to the future of intercollegiate athletics with contributions to SEC Youth Clinics, SEC Scholarship Programs, SEC Academic Enhancement Programs, Championship Grants, FanFare and Legends Programs. The corporations also conduct consumer promotions designed to increase sales and brand awareness. These promotions also increase public awareness of the member institutions of the SEC, which in turn supports increased ticket sales and high television and radio ratings. In addition to the broad spectrum of benefits provided by these contributions, each SEC institution is a direct beneficiary of the program. SEC Official Sponsors include Academy Sports + Outdoors, Aflac, Allstate Insurance, Dr Pepper, Gatorade, Johnsonville, Mercedes-Benz, Regions Bank and Velvetta.

Program Mission The mission of the corporate sponsor program is: 1. To develop marketing and promotional activities that benefit the SEC, its member institutions and the participating corporations; 2. To emphasize the positive role of athletics in our society; and 3. To provide funding for youth clinics, championship events and academic enhancement programs.

SEC Licensing Program The Southeastern Conference markets its registered marks (Southeastern Conference, SEC, SEC Seal and SEC logos) through a licensing program with the Collegiate Licensing Company. The SEC began its licensing program in 1988 to protect the use of its name and insignias and to ensure that its member institu- tions benefit from the use and sale of items bearing its name and/or logos. The program also ensures that manufacturers and retailers market only the highest-quality merchandise using the conference name and logos. The SEC has joined a significant number of colleges and universities throughout the country to bring about consistency in the marketplace for officially-licensed collegiate products.

SEC Official Sponsors

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 9 SEC TOURNAMENT First Round Second Round Semifinals Championship Wednesday, May 12 Thursday, May 13 Friday, May 14 Saturday, May 15 6 Game 2 –12:30 p.m. CT SEC Network 11 Game 6 –11 a.m. CT ESPN 3 Game 10 –3 p.m. CT 7 ESPNU Game 3 – 3 p.m. CT SEC Network 10 Game 7 – 1:30 p.m. CT ESPN 2 Game 12 –7 p.m. CT 8 ESPN2 Game 4 –5:30 p.m. CT SEC Network 9 Game 8 –4 p.m. CT SEC Network 4 Game 11 – 5:30 p.m. CT 5 ESPNU 12 Game 5 – 8 p.m. CT SEC Network Game 1 –10 a.m. CT Game 9 – 6:30 p.m. CT SEC Network SEC Network 13 1 *Bracket subject to change based on the seed of the host team.

The 2021 SEC Softball Tournament will be held May SEC Tournament Tie-Breaker Procedures Future SEC Tournament Dates & Sites 12-15 at Rhoads Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., hosted by The team with the highest percentage of wins during 2022 Gainesville, Fla. the University of Alabama. the regular season conference competition will be the No. (Seashole Pressly Stadium) The tournament will be a 13-team, single elimination 1 seed in the SEC Softball Tournament. The remainder of 2023 Fayetteville, Ark. format, beginning on Wednesday and concluding with the tournament field will be seeded 2-13 based on the (Bogle Park) the championship game on Saturday. The 13 tournament conference winning percentage. Ties shall be broken in the 2024 Athens, Ga. teams shall be determined based on the highest following manner: (Turner Softball Stadium) percentage of wins during regular-season Conference 2025 Auburn, Ala. competition. The winner of the tournament receives the 1. Two-Team Tie: The following procedure will be used (Jane B. Moore Field) league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. in the following order until the tie is broken: 2026 Lexington, Ky. The John and Ann Rhoads Softball Stadium was built A) Won-lost record of head-to-head competition (John Cropp Stadium) in 2000. The stadium was expanded for the third time between the tied teams. 2027 Baton Rouge, La. in its short history following 2011 season, which brought B) Won-lost record of the two teams versus the highest (Tiger Park) the official capacity to 3,940. A sellout crowd of 4,015 seeded common opponent. 2028 Columbia, Mo. gathered for the May 5, 2017 matchup against in-state C) Fewest runs allowed in head to head competition. If (Mizzou Softball Stadium) rival Auburn. Two more sellout crowds in the remaining head to head competition between two tied teams 2029 Oxford, Miss. two games marked a three-game series total of 12,045, did not occur, then fewest runs allowed against all (Ole Miss Softball Complex) also an NCAA record. Rhoads Stadium also owns national common opponents. attendance records in both the NCAA Regional and Super D) Fewest runs allowed versus all opponents. Regional rounds, with only Women’s College World Series E) Coin flip by the Commissioner. sessions at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City surpassing Rhoads Stadium’s attendance marks. 2. Three-Team Tie (or more): If three or more tied Alabama, Florida and LSU lead the league with teams have three different records against each other, five SEC Tournament titles apiece. Auburn, South they shall be seeded in best percentage order. Otherwise, Carolina and Tennessee are tied for fourth with two titles once the tie has been reduced to two teams, the two-team each. Georgia and Ole Miss have each won one SEC tie breaker procedure shall be utilized. The following Tournament championship. procedure will be used in the following order until the tie is broken: A) Total won-loss percentage of games played among the tied teams. B) Won-loss percentage of the tied teams versus the highest seed common opponent. C) Fewest runs allowed in head to head competition. If head to head competition between the tied teams did not occur, then fewest runs allowed against all common opponents. D) Fewest runs allowed versus all opponents. E) If three or more teams are still tied, the Commissioner will conduct a draw.

10 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS 2020 SEC STANDINGS

SEC Pct. ALL Pct. Home Away Neutral T25 T10 L10 Streak Florida 3-0 1.000 23-4 .852 15-2 1-0 7-2 5-4 3-3 8-2 W6 Missouri 3-0 1.000 19-7 .731 7-1 0-0 12-6 2-3 2-1 7-3 L1 Kentucky 2-1 .667 20-4 .833 3-1 3-1 14-2 1-2 1-0 9-1 W2 Georgia 2-1 .667 23-5 .821 20-1 1-1 2-3 4-3 0-1 8-2 W3 Alabama 2-1 .667 14-8 .636 10-3 0-2 4-3 3-7 1-6 7-3 W2 Arkansas 1-2 .333 19-6 .760 11-3 3-2 5-1 1-4 1-3 7-3 W2 South Carolina 1-2 .333 17-6 .739 14-1 2-2 1-3 2-4 1-1 7-3 W2 Texas A&M 1-2 .333 17-9 .654 13-5 1-2 3-2 2-4 2-3 6-4 W1 Mississippi State 0-0 .000 25-3 .893 17-1 1-0 7-2 0-1 0-1 10-0 W14 LSU 0-0 .000 21-3 .875 18-0 0-1 3-2 4-2 2-1 8-2 W6 Tennessee 0-0 .000 14-9 .609 6-2 1-3 7-4 3-2 0-2 7-3 L1 Auburn 0-3 .000 16-11 .593 11-1 1-4 4-6 2-7 0-5 6-4 W2 Ole Miss 0-3 .000 12-13 .480 8-0 2-3 2-10 1-7 1-3 7-3 L3

*The 2020 season was suspended on March 12 and later cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 11 2020 HONORS SEC Weekly Awards

Player of the Week Pitcher of the Week Feb. 10 Georgia Clark, LSU Kelsey Oh, South Carolina Feb. 17 Kayla Green, Arkansas Ali Kilponen, LSU Feb. 24 Bailey Vick, Kentucky Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU Morgan Cummins, LSU Mar. 2 Alyssa Rivera, Auburn Samantha Yarbrough, Auburn Chloe Malau’ulu, Mississippi State Annie Willis, Mississippi State Mar. 10 KB Sides, Auburn Rylee Trlicek, Florida Cheyenne Lindsey, Florida Mar. 17 Kendyl Lindaman, Florida Natalie Lugo, Florida Mia Davidson, Mississippi State

Freshman of the Week Feb. 10 Taylor Pleasants, LSU Feb. 17 Lexi Kifoyl, Alabama Feb. 24 Karsen Ochs, South Carolina Mar. 2 Carlee McCondichie, Auburn Madisyn Kennedy, Mississippi State Mar. 10 Julia Cottrill, Florida Mar. 17 Miranda Stoddard, Kentucky

SEC Community Service Team Elissa Brown, Alabama Sydney Parr, Arkansas Justus Perry, Auburn Kinsey Goelz, Florida Amanda Ablan, Georgia Autumn Humes, Kentucky Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU Kelsha Loftin, Ole Miss Christian Quinn, Mississippi State Katherine Kadlec, Missouri Anna Vest, South Carolina Tianna Batts, Tennessee Madi Jatzlau, Texas A&M

12 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS 2020 SEC MISCELLANEOUS STATS Non-Conference Record USA Today/NFCA Coaches Poll ESPN.com/USA Softball Poll Conference Record Pct. Rk Team Record Points Rk Team Record Points America East...... 3-0 1.000 1 UCLA (32) 25-1 800 1 UCLA (20) 25-1 500 American Athletic...... 2-6 .250 2 Washington 23-2 763 2 Washington 23-2 469 Atlantic 10...... 0-0 .000 3 Texas 24-3 732 3 Texas 24-3 464 Atlantic Coast ...... 15-11 .577 4 Arizona 22-3 693 4 Arizona 22-3 432 Atlantic Sun...... 9-1 .900 5 LSU 21-3 649 5 LSU 21-3 406 Big 12...... 14-8 .636 6 Oklahoma 20-4 635 6 Florida 23-4 374 Big East...... 6-0 1.000 7 Florida 23-4 615 Oklahoma 20-4 374 Big Sky ...... 0-1 .000 8 Louisiana 18-6 559 8 Oregon 22-2 342 Big South...... 10-1 .909 9 Oregon 22-2 531 9 Lousiana 18-6 324 Big Ten...... 15-7 .682 10 Alabama 14-8 465 10 Kentucky 20-4 296 Big West...... 2-1 .667 11 Kentucky 20-4 447 11 Oklahoma State 19-5 283 Colonial ...... 8-1 .889 12 Florida State 17-7 418 12 Florida State 17-7 258 Conference USA...... 13-0 1.000 Oklahoma State 19-5 418 13 Alabama 14-8 240 Horizon League...... 3-0 1.000 14 Georgia 23-5 372 14 Georgia 23-5 226 Ivy League...... 2-0 1.000 15 South Carolina 17-6 300 15 Arizona State 22-7 183 Metro Atlantic ...... 2-0 1.000 16 Virginia Tech 21-4 295 South Carolina 17-6 183 Mid-American ...... 8-0 1.000 17 Arizona State 22-7 280 17 Baylor 19-5 156 Mid-Eastern Athletic...... 7-0 1.000 18 Michigan 15-8 233 18 Virginia Tech 21-4 142 Missouri Valley...... 12-1 .923 19 Arkansas 19-6 185 19 Michigan 15-8 140 Mountain West...... 6-0 1.000 20 Mississippi State 23-3 179 20 Mississippi State 25-3 126 Northeast ...... 1-0 1.000 21 UCF 21-5-1 167 21 Arkansas 18-6 103 Ohio Valley...... 11-0 1.000 22 Minnesota 15-9-1 161 22 Minnesota 15-9-1 97 Pac-12 ...... 11-19 .367 23 Baylor 19-5 122 23 Fresno State 21-4 87 Patriot...... 2-0 1.000 24 Fresno State 21-4 93 24 UCF 21-5-1 69 Southern...... 10-1 .909 25 Missouri 19-7 82 25 Duke 23-4 49 Southland ...... 13-3 .813 Southwestern Athletic ...... 11-0 1.000 Receiving Votes: Duke (49), Stanford (39), Utah (30), Receiving Votes: Stanford (41), Missouri (36), Utah Summit...... 5-0 1.000 North Texas (21), James Madison (20), Texas Tech (15), (33), North Texas (29), San Jose State (18), James Sun Belt...... 18-8 .692 San Jose State (14), Tennessee (5), Cal State Fullerton Madison (7), North Carolina State (4), Texas A&M (4), West Coast ...... 1-2 .333 (4), Wisconsin (4), Houston (2), North Carolina State (2), Loyola Marymount (1), Oregon State (1), South Florida Western Athletic...... 5-2 .714 Stephen F. Austin (1) (1)

Totals...... 225-73 .755

NCAA RPI Softball America Top 25 D1Softball.com Top 25 Rk Team Record Rk Team Record Rk Team Record 1 Louisiana 16-6 1 Texas 24-3 1 UCLA 25-1 2 UCLA 25-1 2 UCLA 25-1 2 Texas 24-3 3 Texas 24-3 3 Washington 23-2 3 Washington 23-2 4 Washington 23-2 4 Arizona 21-3 4 Arizona 21-3 5 Florida 21-4 5 Oklahoma 20-4 5 LSU 20-3 6 Arizona 21-3 6 LSU 20-3 6 Oklahoma 20-4 7 UCF 19-5 7 Florida 21-4 7 Louisiana 16-6 8 Oklahoma State 18-5 8 Oklahoma State 18-5 8 Florida 21-4 9 Virginia Tech 19-4 9 Louisiana 16-6 9 Oklahoma State 18-5 10 Oregon 21-2 10 Florida State 17-6 10 Florida State 17-6 11 Duke 22-4 11 Kentucky 19-4 11 Alabama 14-8 12 Fresno State 21-4 12 Alabama 14-8 12 Oregon 21-2 13 Alabama 14-8 13 Oregon 21-2 13 Kentucky 18-4 14 Oklahoma 20-4 14 Georgia 22-5 14 Georgia 22-5 15 South Carolina 15-6 15 South Carolina 15-6 15 Missouri 19-6 16 Missouri 19-6 16 Arizona State 21-7 16 Arizona State 21-7 17 Cal State Fullerton 14-9 17 Missouri 19-6 17 South Carolina 15-6 18 Michigan 15-8 18 Virginia Tech 19-4 18 Michigan 15-8 19 LSU 20-3 19 Michigan 15-8 19 Virginia Tech 19-4 20 Mississippi State 24-3 20 Arkansas 17-6 20 Minnesota 14-9-1 21 Tennessee 14-8 21 Minnesota 14-9-1 21 Utah 14-4 22 Minnesota 14-9 22 UCF 19-5-1 22 Fresno State 21-4 23 Notre Dame 12-9 23 Fresno State 21-4 23 Arkansas 17-6 24 Arkansas 17-6 24 Baylor 17-5 24 Baylor 17-5 25 Utah 14-4 25 Mississippi State 24-3 25 UCF 19-5-1

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 13 SEC IN THE 2020 NCAA STATISTICS Batting Average – Team Scoring – Team Batting Average – Individual 4 Kentucky...... 0.362 1 Kentucky...... 9.04 2 Bailey Vick, Kentucky...... 0.556 9 LSU ...... 0.344 6 Georgia...... 7.64 10 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 0.507 11 Georgia...... 0.335 10 LSU ...... 7.17 18 KB Sides, Alabama ...... 0.483 18 Mississippi State ...... 0.326 20 Mississippi State ...... 6.57 25 Alabama...... 0.322 28 Alabama...... 6.32 Doubles – Individual 30 Florida...... 0.317 33 Arkansas...... 6.16 2 Jourdyn Campbell, Texas A&M...... 13 34 Arkansas...... 0.317 8 Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M ...... 11 Shutouts – Team 25 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 9 Double Plays Per Game - Team 3 Mississippi State ...... 11 25 Sara Mosley, Georgia...... 9 2 Tennessee...... 0.74 4 LSU ...... 10 6 Florida...... 0.59 8 Florida...... 9 Doubles Per Game – Individual 19 Alabama...... 0.50 8 Georgia...... 9 8 Jourdyn Campbell, Texas A&M...... 0.50 41 Ole Miss...... 0.44 30 Ole Miss...... 6 29 Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M ...... 0.42 30 Kentucky...... 6 Doubles – Team 50 Texas A&M...... 5 Earned Run Average – Individual 4 Texas A&M...... 51 50 South Carolina...... 5 2 Shelby Wickersham, LSU ...... 0.40 9 Kentucky...... 45 50 Alabama...... 5 3 Emily Williams, Mississippi State...... 0.46 15 Mississippi State ...... 44 50 Arkansas...... 5 5 Ali Kilponen, LSU...... 0.58 15 Georgia...... 44 9 Annie Willis, Mississippi State...... 0.80 24 LSU ...... 41 Slugging Percentage – Team 25 Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU...... 1.15 4 Kentucky...... 0.614 28 Samantha Yarbrough, Auburn ...... 1.15 Doubles Per Game – Team 8 Georgia...... 0.591 30 Autumn Storms, Arkansas...... 1.16 9 Texas A&M...... 1.96 12 LSU ...... 0.543 32 Shelbi Sunseri, LSU ...... 1.20 15 Kentucky...... 1.88 14 Mississippi State ...... 0.538 37 Anna Borgen, Ole Miss...... 1.27 25 LSU ...... 1.71 26 Texas A&M...... 0.516 40 Meghan Schorman, Kentucky...... 1.30 43 Mississippi State ...... 1.57 31 South Carolina...... 0.507 44 Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia ...... 1.39 43 Georgia...... 1.57 37 Florida...... 0.501 43 Missouri...... 0.492 Hit Batters – Individual Earned Run Average – Team 47 Arkansas...... 0.490 9 Autumn Storms, Arkansas...... 2 1 LSU ...... 0.95 4 Mississippi State ...... 1.36 Stolen Bases Per Game – Team Hit by Pitch Per Game – Individual 23 Florida...... 1.89 20 Ole Miss...... 2.00 1 Baylee Goddard, Florida...... 0.67 24 Georgia...... 1.92 40 Georgia...... 1.61 6 Jana Johns, South Carolina...... 0.48 26 Arkansas...... 1.93 10 Ryan Jackson, Arkansas...... 0.44 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio – Team 11 Mallory Peyton, Kentucky...... 0.42 Fielding Percentage – Team 10 Mississippi State ...... 4.22 15 Kenzi Maguire, South Carolina...... 0.39 3 Florida...... 0.985 16 Arkansas...... 3.84 15 Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee ...... 0.39 16 South Carolina...... 0.975 25 LSU ...... 3.51 44 Mackenzie Boesel, South Carolina . . . . .0.30 48 LSU ...... 0.968 31 Georgia...... 3.36 50 Missouri...... 2.85 Hits – Individual Hit Batters – Team 10 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 38 6 Alabama...... 3 Triples Per Game – Team 11 Rylea Smith, Kentucky ...... 37 28 LSU ...... 6 5 Kentucky...... 0.58 21 Charla Echols, Florida...... 35 13 Georgia...... 0.43 21 Bailey Vick, Kentucky...... 35 Home Runs Per Game – Team 19 LSU ...... 0.38 21 Brooke Wilmes, Missouri...... 35 8 Kentucky...... 1.38 40 Texas A&M...... 0.31 27 Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M ...... 34 12 Georgia...... 1.29 44 South Carolina...... 0.30 35 Ciara Bryan, Georgia ...... 33 17 Missouri...... 1.23 35 Cayla Kessinger, Missouri...... 33 24 Mississippi State ...... 1.18 Win/Loss Percentage – Team 35 Ulufa Leilua, Mississippi State...... 33 28 South Carolina...... 1.13 5 Mississippi State ...... 0.893 50 Sydney Kuma, Georgia ...... 32 35 Florida...... 1.07 8 LSU ...... 0.875 50 Kendyl Lindaman, Florida...... 32 38 Arkansas...... 1.04 9 Florida...... 0.852 39 Texas A&M...... 1.00 15 Kentucky...... 0.833 Hits Allowed (7 Innings) – Individual 20 Georgia...... 0.821 1 Emily Williams, Mississippi State...... 2.30 On Base Percentage – Team 33 Arkansas...... 0.760 4 Ali Kilponen, LSU...... 2.92 1 Kentucky...... 0.457 37 South Carolina...... 0.739 9 Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU...... 3.44 8 LSU ...... 0.440 39 Missouri...... 0.731 10 Samantha Yarbrough, Auburn ...... 3.45 9 Alabama...... 0.430 11 Shelby Wickersham, LSU ...... 3.57 10 Georgia...... 0.429 Walks – Team 13 Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia ...... 3.72 11 Florida...... 0.428 7 Georgia...... 104 18 Karly Heath, South Carolina...... 3.82 13 Arkansas...... 0.421 9 Florida...... 101 25 Grace Fagan, Mississippi State...... 4.13 33 Tennessee...... 0.403 9 Kentucky...... 101 25 Natalie Lugo, Florida...... 4.13 37 South Carolina...... 0.401 11 Missouri...... 100 35 Annie Willis, Mississippi State...... 4.25 38 Missouri...... 0.400 13 Alabama...... 98 41 Mississippi State ...... 0.399 18 LSU ...... 96 49 Texas A&M...... 0.392 23 Texas A&M...... 93 28 Ole Miss...... 89

14 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC IN THE 2020 NCAA STATISTICS Home Runs – Individual Saves – Individual Victories – Individual 4 Ciara Bryan, Georgia ...... 11 1 Natalie Lugo, Florida...... 6 6 Autumn Storms, Arkansas...... 11 4 Mallory Peyton, Kentucky...... 11 2 Eli Daniel, Missouri...... 5 6 Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia ...... 11 15 Ulufa Leilua, Mississippi State...... 9 2 Emily Williams, Mississippi State...... 5 37 Annie Willis, Mississippi State...... 9 15 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 9 9 Jenna Bloom, Arkansas...... 3 37 Rylee Trlicek, Florida...... 9 26 Charla Echols, Florida...... 8 23 Hannah Mayo, Texas A&M...... 2 46 Mia Davidson, Mississippi State ...... 7 23 Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M ...... 2 Walks Allowed (7 Innings) – Individual 46 Kendyl Lindaman, Florida...... 7 23 Ali Kilponen, LSU...... 2 30 Annie Willis, Mississippi State...... 1.06 46 Hatti Moore, Missouri ...... 7 23 Samantha Bender, Tennessee...... 2 37 Autumn Storms, Arkansas...... 1.16 46 Jazmyn Rollin, Missouri ...... 7 23 Ava Tillmann, Ole Miss...... 2 Walks Per Game – Individual Home Runs Per Game – Individual Shutouts – Individual 2 Bailey Hemphill, Alabama ...... 1.09 6 Mallory Peyton, Kentucky...... 0.46 20 Anna Borgen, Ole Miss...... 3 26 Taylor Pleasants, LSU...... 0.79 19 Ciara Bryan, Georgia ...... 0.39 20 Rylee Trlicek, Florida...... 3 35 Hannah McEwen, Arkansas ...... 0.76 22 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 0.38 20 Emily Williams, Mississippi State...... 3 39 Skylar Wallace, Alabama...... 0.73 46 Ulufa Leilua, Mississippi State...... 0.32 47 Morgan Smith, Texas A&M...... 0.71 Slugging Percentage – Individual On Base Percentage – Individual 6 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 0.987 2 Bailey Vick, Kentucky...... 0.616 7 Mallory Peyton, Kentucky...... 0.970 11 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 0.589 25 Ciara Bryan, Georgia ...... 0.860 15 Hannah McEwen, Arkansas ...... 0.565 36 Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee ...... 0.823 18 Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee ...... 0.560 38 Morgan Cummins, LSU...... 0.822 28 Sydney Kuma, Georgia ...... 0.549 41 Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M ...... 0.817 29 Georgia Clark, LSU...... 0.548 36 KB Sides, Alabama ...... 0.542 Stolen Bases Per Game – Individual 7 Aliyah Andrews, LSU ...... 0.78 RBI – Individual 1 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 47 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio – Individual 5 Mallory Peyton, Kentucky...... 35 7 Annie Willis, Mississippi State...... 9.75 9 Cayla Kessinger, Missouri...... 32 27 Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU...... 6.00 12 Ciara Bryan, Georgia ...... 31 33 Meghan Schorman, Kentucky...... 5.63 12 Sara Mosley, Georgia...... 31 49 Autumn Storms, Arkansas...... 5.08 17 Rylea Smith, Kentucky ...... 30 20 Charla Echols, Florida...... 28 Strikeouts – Individual 20 Ulufa Leilua, Mississippi State...... 28 14 Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia ...... 120 23 Natalie Lugo, Florida...... 102 RBI Per Game – Individual 50 Lauren Mathis, Georgia...... 82 1 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 1.96 2 Mallory Peyton, Kentucky...... 1.46 Strikeouts (7 Innings) – Individual 12 Rylea Smith, Kentucky ...... 1.25 4 Lauren Mathis, Georgia...... 12.5 14 Cayla Kessinger, Missouri...... 1.23 7 Emily Williams, Mississippi State...... 11.5 27 Katie Prebble, South Carolina...... 1.14 10 Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia ...... 11.2 35 Maddie Morgan, Alabama...... 1.11 12 Kelsey Oh, South Carolina...... 10.9 37 Ciara Bryan, Georgia ...... 1.11 13 Jenna Bloom, Arkansas...... 10.9 37 Sara Mosley, Georgia...... 1.11 19 Annie Willis, Mississippi State...... 10.4 39 Morgan Cummins, LSU...... 1.11 33 Ali Kilponen, LSU...... 9.5

Runs Per Game – Individual Total Bases – Individual 2 Bailey Vick, Kentucky...... 1.43 6 Ciara Bryan, Georgia ...... 74 4 Ciara Bryan, Georgia ...... 1.39 6 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 74 8 Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky...... 1.29 14 Ulufa Leilua, Mississippi State...... 68 14 Skylar Wallace, Alabama...... 1.23 15 Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M ...... 67 16 Rylea Smith, Kentucky ...... 1.21 21 Charla Echols, Florida...... 64 21 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 1.17 21 Mallory Peyton, Kentucky...... 64 23 Brooke Wilmes, Missouri...... 1.15 37 Cayla Kessinger, Missouri...... 59 25 Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M ...... 1.12 41 Mia Davidson, Mississippi State ...... 58 35 Hannah McEwen, Arkansas ...... 1.08 43 Kendyl Lindaman, Florida...... 57 46 Aliyah Andrews, LSU ...... 1.04 48 Jazmyn Rollin, Missouri ...... 56

Sacrifice Bunts Per Game – Individual Toughest to Strikeout – Individual 4 Bailey Vick, Kentucky...... 0.43 13 Alex Martens, Kentucky ...... 75.0 22 Makenna Dowell, Auburn...... 40.5 Sacrifice Flies – Individual 27 Aliyah Andrews, LSU ...... 35.5 3 Morgan Cummins, LSU...... 4 3 Sara Mosley, Georgia...... 4 Triples – Individual 3 Shelbi Sunseri, LSU ...... 4 1 Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky...... 8 9 KB Sides, Alabama ...... 3 21 Jordan Doggett, Georgia...... 3 9 Tannon Snow, Auburn...... 3 21 Kelbi Fortenberry, Texas A&M...... 3 21 Jana Johns, South Carolina...... 3

Triples Per Game – Individual 1 Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky...... 0.33 38 Jana Johns, South Carolina...... 0.13 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 15 SEC SOFTBALL FIRSTS First Pitch First Stolen Base in an SEC Game 2/8/97, 4:01:13 p.m. ET – Stetson at Florida 3/5/97 – Arkansas at Florida Florida’s Chelsey Sakizzie to Stetson’s Bryttnee Roberts (Roberts fouled off the pitch. Florida’s Trisha Ward stole second in the fifth inning. Sakizzie went on to strike out the side in order). First Win in SEC Game First Hit 3/5/97, 8:20 p.m. ET – Arkansas at Florida 2/8/97 – Stetson at Florida Florida defeated Arkansas 2-1 in nine innings. The game lasted 2:20 and 713 people Florida’s Amy Criswell singled down left field line off Stetson’s Jean Bonnici in the first were in attendance. inning. First Shutout in an SEC Game First Extra Base Hit 3/11/97 – Florida at Tennessee (Gm. 1) 2/8/97 – Stetson at Florida Tennessee’s Jackie Beavers hurled a three-hit, 1-0 shutout against Florida. Florida’s Kristin Sandler doubled to left center in the first. First No-Hitter in an SEC Game First Run 3/15/97 – South Carolina at Florida (Gm. 1) 2/8/97 – Stetson at Florida South Carolina’s Trinity Johnson no-hit Florida in a 5-0 win. Johnson struck out 10 in Florida’s Amy Criswell scored from first on a throwing error by Stetson’s 3B Traci Brown the victory. on a bunt by Florida’s Trisha Ward. First Extra-Inning SEC Game First RBI 3/5/97 – Arkansas at Florida 2/8/97 – Stetson at Florida Florida defeated Arkansas 2-1 in nine innings. Florida’s Kristin Sandler doubled home Nicole Kreipl who had singled to left center. First Pitch in an SEC Tournament First Stolen Base 5/9/97, 1:03:18 p.m. ET – Alabama vs. Florida 2/8/97 – Stetson at Florida (Gm. 2) Alabama’s Christy Caccavo to Florida’s Amy Criswell. The pitch was a ball. Florida’s Lora Pinkerton stole second after reaching base on a single to center. First Hit in an SEC Tournament First Win 5/9/97 – Alabama vs. Florida 2/8/97, 5:29 p.m. ET- Florida 8, Stetson 0 Alabama’s Kierstin Arntsen hit a home run off Florida’s Chelsey Sakizzie in the bottom (Game ended in bottom of the fifth because of the mercy rule). The game lasted 1:28 of the first inning. and 2,388 people were in attendance. First SEC Team to earn a No. 1 National Ranking First No-Hitter 2/13/07 2/16/97 – North Carolina at South Carolina Tennessee Lady Vols reached No. 1 in the ESPN.com/USA Softball poll; Reached No. 1 South Carolina’s Trinity Johnson over North Carolina 1-0 in the Lady Gamecocks’ in the NFCA poll on Feb. 14, 2007 season opener. It was her fourth career no-hitter. First No. 1 National Seed for the NCAA Tournament First Perfect Game 5/2008 2/16/97 – North Carolina at South Carolina Florida Gators South Carolina’s Trinity Johnson over North Carolina 1-0 in the Lady Gamecocks’ season opener. It was her second career perfect game. First Preseason No. 1 National Ranking 1/2009 First Extra Inning Game Florida Gators earn No. 1 ranking in USA Today/NFCA Coaches Poll and the ESPN. 2/14/97 – Northwestern at Florida (Loss) com/USA Softball Poll Florida lost to Northwestern 4-3 in eight innings. 2/15/97 – Florida Atlantic at Florida (Win) First SEC Softball National Championship Florida defeated Florida Atlantic 1-0 in eight innings. 6/6/2012 Alabama Crimson Tide defeated the Oklahoma Sooners 5-4, winning the best-of-three First Pitch in an SEC Game series to claim its first national championship in SEC history. 3/5/97, 6:01:10 p.m. ET – Arkansas at Florida Florida’s Chelsey Sakizzie hurled a called strike to Arkansas’ Augrista Belford. (Sakizzie First SEC Softball National Championship Series (2 Teams) went on to strike out Belford). 6/3/2014 With two SEC teams in the championship series of the 2014 Women’s College World First Hit in an SEC Game Series, the Florida Gators defeated the Alabama Crimson Tide 6-3, winning the best-of- 3/5/97 – Arkansas at Florida three series to claim its first national championship. Arkansas’ Gretchen Thompson doubled to left field in the second inning. First SEC Team to Win Consecutive National Championships First Extra Base Hit in an SEC Game 6/3/2015 3/5/97 – Arkansas at Florida Florida became just the third program in NCAA Softball history to win back-to-back na- Arkansas’ Gretchen Thompson doubled to left field in the second inning. tional titles, as the Gators defeated Michigan in Game 1 and Game 3 of the Women’s College World Series Championship Series. First Run in an SEC Game 3/5/97 – Arkansas at Florida First Time All SEC Schools Earned a Bid to the NCAA Tournament Arkansas’ Brett Erickson scored from second on a single to right by Tammy Kincaid in 5/14/2017 the fifth inning. The SEC set an NCAA Tournament record as all 13 programs earned a spot in the 2017 NCAA Division I Softball Championship. First RBI in an SEC Game 3/5/97 – Arkansas at Florida Arkansas’ Tammy Kincaid singled home Brett Erickson who reached base on a walk and stole second.

16 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ANNUAL STANDINGS 1997 2000 2003 EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. South Carolina. .25 1 .962 63 5 .926 1. Kentucky. . . . 15 13 .536 36 29 .554 1. Georgia. . . . 23 6 .793 57 14 .803 2. Tennessee. . . .20 7 .741 45 22 .672 2. Florida. . . . .13 14 .481 46 30 .605 2. South Carolina. .18 10 .643 41 20 .672 3. Florida. . . . .16 8 .667 42 25 .627 3. South Carolina. .11 16 .407 41 28 .588 3. Florida. . . . .19 11 .633 41 25 .621 4. Georgia. . . . .7 21 .250 25 33 .431 4. Georgia. . . . .9 19 .321 28 33 .459 4. Tennessee. . . .14 15 .483 45 25 .643 5. Kentucky. . . . .2 23 .080 11 44 .200 5. Tennessee. . . . 5 22 .185 29 34 .460 5. Kentucky. . . . .3 26 .103 16 40 .286

WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. LSU...... 18 6 .750 44 14 .759 1. LSU...... 26 4 .867 59 13 .819 1. Alabama. . . .22 8 .733 49 21 .700 2. Alabama. . . .16 14 .533 29 29 .500 2. Alabama. . . .25 5 .833 66 14 .825 2. LSU...... 20 9 .690 50 18 .735 3. Auburn. . . . 15 15 .500 34 35 .493 3. Arkansas. . . .19 11 .633 44 31 .587 3. Auburn. . . . 13 16 .448 26 31 .456 4. Arkansas. . . .12 16 .429 16 42 .276 4. Mississippi State. 17 13 .567 44 27 .620 4. Mississippi State. 13 16 .448 34 30 .531 5. Mississippi State. 11 17 .393 29 27 .518 5. Auburn. . . . 10 19 .345 34 31 .523 5. Arkansas. . . . 8 22 .267 24 36 .400 6. Ole Miss. . . . 7 21 .250 22 41 .349 6. Ole Miss. . . . 8 22 .267 21 42 .333 Ole Miss. . . . 8 22 .267 19 34 .358 Tournament Champion: South Carolina Tournament Champion: South Carolina Tournament Champion: Alabama

1998 2001 2004 EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. Florida. . . . .23 5 .821 47 22 .681 1. South Carolina. .18 8 .692 40 20-1 .661 1. Tennessee. . . .20 8 .714 55 16 .775 2. South Carolina. .15 11 .577 36 21 .632 2. Florida. . . . .14 15 .483 37 28 .569 2. Georgia. . . . 20 10 .667 55 17 .764 3. Tennessee. . . .13 15 .464 37 31 .544 3. Kentucky. . . . 10 18 .357 27 34 .443 3. Florida. . . . .16 13 .552 41 20 .672 4. Georgia. . . . 11 17 .393 34 26 .567 4. Georgia. . . . .9 18 .333 33 26 .559 4. South Carolina. .12 18 .400 28 24 .538 5. Kentucky. . . . .6 22 .214 19 43 .306 5. Tennessee. . . . 9 20 .310 24 35 .407 5. Kentucky. . . . .6 24 .200 25 31-1 .439

WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. LSU...... 23 6 .793 58 14 .806 1. LSU...... 26 4 .867 59 11 .842 1. LSU...... 22 6 .786 53 10 .841 2. Alabama. . . .19 7 .731 49 18 .731 2. Alabama. . . .24 6 .800 50 11 .820 2. Auburn. . . . 19 10 .655 42 18 .700 3. Mississippi State. 15 11 .577 36 21 .632 3. Mississippi State. 19 11 .633 36 26 .581 3. Alabama. . . .18 12 .600 45 20 .692 4. Arkansas. . . .13 17 .433 21 38 .356 4. Arkansas. . . .14 16 .467 36 30 .545 4. Mississippi State. 14 15 .483 39 26 .600 5. Ole Miss. . . . 9 21 .300 26 40 .394 5. Auburn. . . . 10 20 .333 31 32 .492 5. Ole Miss. . . . 8 21 .276 15 37 .288 6. Auburn. . . . .6 21 .222 16 40 .286 6. Ole Miss. . . . 5 22 .185 18 40 .310 6. Arkansas. . . . 6 24 .200 18 40 .310 Tournament Champion: Alabama Tournament Champion: LSU Tournament Champion: LSU

1999 2002 2005 EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. Tennessee. . . .17 11 .607 44 27 .620 1. South Carolina. .20 10 .667 46 20 .667 1. Georgia. . . . 26 4 .867 55 15 .786 South Carolina. .17 11 .607 49 21 .700 2. Georgia. . . . 18 12 .600 59 17 .776 2. Tennessee. . . .20 8 .714 67 15 .817 3. Florida. . . . .13 15 .464 34 29 .540 3. Florida. . . . .12 18 .400 32 35 .478 3. Florida. . . . .18 12 .600 41 23 .641 4. Georgia. . . . 11 17 .393 28 31 .475 4. Tennessee. . . . 8 17 .320 35 25-1 .582 4. South Carolina. .11 16 .407 28 28-1 .500 5. Kentucky. . . . .6 22 .214 23 44 .343 5. Kentucky. . . . .6 21 .222 24 32 .429 5. Kentucky. . . . .4 25 .138 20 41 .328

WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. LSU...... 27 3 .900 56 10 .848 1. LSU...... 25 4 .862 56 11 .836 1. Alabama. . . .23 7 .767 63 15 .808 2. Alabama. . . .19 11 .633 39 26 .600 2. Alabama. . . .22 8 .733 46 21 .687 2. Auburn. . . . 21 8 .724 50 18 .735 3. Arkansas. . . .17 13 .567 46 29 .613 3. Auburn. . . . 15 15 .500 38 27 .585 3. Mississippi State. 12 18 .400 35 31 .530 4. Mississippi State. 15 15 .500 38 29 .567 4. Arkansas. . . .14 16 .467 39 28-1 .581 LSU...... 12 18 .400 31 23 .574 5. Auburn. . . . 11 19 .367 27 32-1 .458 5. Mississippi State. 13 16 .448 36 31 .537 5. Ole Miss. . . .10 20 .333 30 28 .517 6. Ole Miss. . . . 7 23 .233 25 36 .410 6. Ole Miss. . . . 7 23 .233 25 29 .463 6. Arkansas. . . . 4 25 .138 19 43 .306 Tournament Champion: LSU Tournament Champion: LSU Tournament Champion: Alabama

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 17 ANNUAL STANDINGS 2006 2009 2012 EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. Georgia. . . . 24 6 .800 54 15 .783 1. Florida. . . . .26 1 .963 63 8 .926 1. Tennessee. . . .22 6 .786 52 14 .788 2. Tennessee. . . .21 9 .700 61 12 .836 2. Georgia. . . . 18 7 .720 47 12 .797 2. Florida. . . . .21 7 .750 48 13 .774 3. Florida. . . . .17 13 .567 43 25 .632 3. Tennessee. . . .12 12-1 .500 40 18-1 .686 3. Georgia. . . . 17 11 .607 45 17 .726 4. South Carolina. . 8 21 .276 28 30 .483 4. Kentucky. . . . 13 14 .481 34 23 .596 4. Kentucky. . . . 15 13 .536 30 30 .500 5. Kentucky. . . . .4 26 .133 21 36 .368 5. South Carolina. . 6 21 .222 21 24 .467 5. South Carolina. . 3 25 .107 23 32 .418

WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. Alabama. . . .25 4 .862 54 11 .831 1. Alabama. . . .21 6 .778 54 11 .831 1. Alabama. . . .23 5 .824 60 8 .882 2. LSU...... 22 8 .733 55 14 .797 2. LSU...... 15 10-1 .596 34 18-1 .651 2. LSU...... 15 13 .536 40 25 .615 3. Auburn. . . . 15 15 .500 36 22 .621 3. Arkansas. . . .10 16 .385 27 29 .482 3. Auburn. . . . 12 16 .429 33 23 .589 4. Arkansas. . . .10 19 .345 26 35 .426 4. Auburn. . . . .9 19 .321 30 29 .508 Mississippi State. 12 16 .429 33 24 .579 5. Ole Miss. . . .10 20 .333 24 36 .400 5. Mississippi State. .8 19 .296 28 28 .500 5. Ole Miss. . . . 7 21 .250 22 32 .407 6. Mississippi State. .7 22 .241 33 28 .541 6. Ole Miss. . . . 7 20 .259 23 29 .442 6. Arkansas. . . . 7 21 .250 29 28 .509 Tournament Champion: Tennessee Tournament Champion: Florida Tournament Champion: Alabama

2007 2010 2013 EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. Tennessee. . . .23 4 .852 63 8 .887 1. Florida. . . . .20 4 .833 49 10 .831 1. Florida. . . . .18 6 .750 58 9 .866 2. Florida. . . . .17 11 .607 50 22 .694 2. Georgia. . . . 18 8 .692 50 13 .794 2. Tennessee. . . .16 6 .727 52 12 .813 3. Georgia. . . . 13 15 .464 46 28 .622 3. Tennessee. . . .17 8 .680 49 15 .766 3. Missouri. . . . 15 8 .652 38 14 .731 4. South Carolina. .12 26 .429 38 26 .594 4. Kentucky. . . . 13 15 .464 32 27 .542 4. Georgia. . . . 14 9 .609 40 21 .656 5. Kentucky. . . . .4 24 .143 20 31 .392 5. South Carolina. . 1 27 .036 11 40 .216 5. Kentucky. . . . 13 11 .542 41 21 .672 6. South Carolina. . 8 16 .333 34 25 .576 WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. WESTERN Conference Overall 1. LSU...... 22 6 .786 55 12 .821 1. Alabama. . . .23 4 .852 52 11 .825 Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 2. Alabama. . . .21 6 .778 55 10 .846 2. LSU...... 20 8 .714 45 16 .738 1. LSU...... 15 8 .652 42 16 .724 3. Mississippi State. 14 14 .500 35 27 .565 3. Auburn. . . . 11 17 .393 31 26 .544 2. Arkansas. . . .12 10 .545 36 20 .643 4. Ole Miss. . . .11 17 .393 24 34 .414 4. Arkansas. . . .10 18 .357 28 29 .491 3. Alabama. . . .13 11 .542 45 15 .750 5. Auburn. . . . 10 18 .357 26 30 .464 5. Ole Miss. . . . 8 19 .296 29 27 .518 4. Texas A&M . . .10 13 .435 42 18 .700 6. Arkansas. . . . 6 22 .214 21 43 .328 6. Mississippi State. .7 20 .259 26 29 .473 5. Mississippi State. .8 16 .333 32 24 .571 Tournament Champion: LSU Tournament Champion: Alabama 6. Auburn. . . . .7 17 .292 30 23 .566 7. Ole Miss. . . . 3 21 .125 25 31 .446 Tournament Champion: Florida 2008 2011 EASTERN Conference Overall EASTERN Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 2014 1. Florida. . . . .27 1 .964 70 5 .933 1. Florida. . . . .21 7 .750 56 13 .812 Conference Overall 2. Tennessee. . . .14 12 .538 50 16 .758 2. Tennessee. . . .20 8 .714 49 12 .803 Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 3. Georgia. . . . 14 14 .500 46 24 .657 3. Georgia. . . . 17 9 .654 51 14 .785 Alabama. . . . . 19 5 .791 53 13 .803 4. South Carolina. . 8 18 .308 21 26 .447 4. Kentucky. . . . 14 9 .609 40 16 .714 Tennessee . . . . .17 7 .708 46 12 .793 5. Kentucky. . . . .3 25 .107 17 37 .315 5. South Carolina. . 6 22 .214 26 30 .464 Missouri...... 15 9 .625 43 18 .705 Florida ...... 15 9 .625 55 12 .821 WESTERN Conference Overall WESTERN Conference Overall Georgia . . . . . 15 9 .625 49 15 .766 Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. LSU...... 13 11 .541 38 24 .613 1. Alabama. . . .25 3 .893 58 8 .878 1. Alabama. . . .19 6 .760 53 11 .828 Kentucky. . . . . 13 11 .541 50 19 .725 2. LSU...... 17 11 .607 44 12 .710 2. LSU...... 19 9 .679 40 18 .690 South Carolina. . . 11 13 .458 36 22 .621 3. Auburn. . . . 13 14 .481 38 22 .633 3. Auburn. . . . 15 13 .536 40 19 .678 Auburn ...... 11 13 .458 42 19-1 .685 4. Mississippi State. 13 14 .481 41 22 .651 4. Mississippi State. 10 18 .357 24 32 .429 Mississippi State. . .10 14 .417 39 21 .655 5. Ole Miss. . . . 9 19 .321 26 28 .481 5. Ole Miss. . . . 3 23 .115 14 39 .264 Texas A&M. . . . . 9 15 .375 37 22 .627 6. Arkansas. . . . 8 20 .286 37 29 .561 Arkansas. . . . 3 23 .115 13 39 .250 Arkansas...... 5 19 .208 27 28 .490 Tournament Champion: Florida Tournament Champion: Tennessee Ole Miss...... 3 21 .125 22 31 .415 Tournament Champion: Georgia

18 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ANNUAL STANDINGS 2015 2018 Conference Overall Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Florida ...... 18 5 .783 60 7 .896 Florida ...... 20 4 .833 56 11 .836 Auburn ...... 18 6 .750 56 11 .836 Georgia . . . . . 16 8 .667 48 13 .787 Alabama. . . . . 17 7 .708 48 15 .762 South Carolina. . . 15 9 .625 49 17 .742 LSU...... 15 9 .625 52 14 .788 Tennessee . . . . .14 10 .583 48 14 .774 Tennessee . . . . .15 9 .625 47 17 .734 LSU...... 13 10 .565 45 17 .726 Georgia . . . . . 14 9 .609 44 17 .721 Texas A&M. . . . .13 11 .542 44 18 .710 Missouri...... 14 10 .583 42 16 .724 Arkansas. . . . . 12 12 .500 42 17 .712 Texas A&M. . . . .12 12 .500 40 20 .667 Alabama. . . . . 12 12 .500 36 20 .643 South Carolina. . . 10 14 .417 38 22 .633 Auburn ...... 11 12 .478 41 17 .707 Mississippi State. . .10 14 .417 36 21 .632 Kentucky...... 8 15 .348 35 21 .625 Ole Miss...... 6 18 .250 30 25 .545 Mississippi State. . . 7 17 .292 38 23 .623 Kentucky...... 5 19 .208 32 26 .552 Ole Miss...... 7 17 .292 32 25 .561 Arkansas...... 1 23 .042 16 37 .302 Missouri...... 6 17 .261 30 29 .508 Tournament Champion: Auburn Tournament Champion: Florida

2016 2019 Conference Overall Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Florida ...... 20 4 .833 56 7 .889 Alabama. . . . . 18 6 .750 60 10 .857 Kentucky. . . . . 17 7 .708 46 14 .767 Tennessee . . . . .14 10 .583 43 17 .717 Tennessee . . . . .16 7 .696 43 16 .729 LSU...... 14 10 .583 43 19 .694 Auburn ...... 16 7 .696 58 12 .829 Kentucky. . . . . 14 10 .583 36 24 .600 Alabama. . . . . 16 8 .667 51 14 .785 Ole Miss. . . . . 13 10 .565 41 20 .672 Missouri...... 14 10 .583 42 16 .724 Florida ...... 12 12 .500 49 18 .731 LSU...... 13 11 .542 52 18 .743 Georgia . . . . . 12 12 .500 42 19 .689 Georgia . . . . . 12 12 .500 46 20 .697 Arkansas. . . . . 12 12 .500 38 20 .655 Ole Miss. . . . . 11 13 .458 41 22 .651 Missouri...... 12 12 .500 35 25 .583 Texas A&M. . . . . 9 15 .375 39 20 .661 Auburn ...... 10 14 .417 39 21 .650 South Carolina. . . .7 17 .292 38 23 .623 South Carolina. . . .9 14 .391 38 19 .667 Mississippi State. . . 3 21 .125 26 31 .456 Mississippi State. . . 9 15 .375 35 23 .603 Arkansas...... 1 23 .042 17 39 .304 Texas A&M. . . . . 6 18 .250 28 27 .509 Tournament Champion: Auburn Tournament Champion: Florida

2017 2020 Conference Overall Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Florida ...... 20 3 .870 58 10 .853 Florida ...... 3 0 1.000 23 4 .852 Auburn ...... 17 7 .708 49 12 .803 Missouri...... 3 0 1.000 19 7 .731 Tennessee . . . . .16 7 .696 48 12 .800 Kentucky...... 2 1 .667 20 4 .833 Texas A&M. . . . .16 7 .696 47 13 .783 Georgia ...... 2 1 .667 23 5 .821 Alabama. . . . . 12 11 .522 46 18 .719 Alabama...... 2 1 .667 14 8 .636 LSU...... 12 12 .500 48 22 .686 Arkansas...... 1 2 .333 19 6 .760 Kentucky. . . . . 12 12 .500 39 19 .672 South Carolina. . . .1 2 .333 17 6 .739 Ole Miss. . . . . 10 14 .417 43 20 .683 Texas A&M. . . . . 1 2 .333 17 9 .654 Mississippi State. . .10 14 .417 36 22 .621 Mississippi State. . . 0 0 .000 25 3 .893 South Carolina. . . .8 15 .348 34 25 .576 LSU...... 0 0 .000 21 3 .875 Missouri...... 7 16 .304 29 28 .509 Tennessee . . . . . 0 0 .000 14 9 .609 Arkansas...... 7 17 .292 31 24 .564 Auburn ...... 0 3 .000 16 11 .593 Georgia ...... 6 18 .250 35 23 .603 Ole Miss...... 0 3 .000 12 13 .480 Tournament Champion: Ole Miss *The 2020 season was suspeneded on March 12 and later cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 19 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (SEASON) Batting Average Runs Batted In Walks Player, Team Avg. Year Player, Team RBI Year Player, Team No. Year 1. Chelsea Bramlett, MSU . . . . 0.536 2010 1. Tina Iosefa, UG...... 87 2016 1. Devon Wallace, ARK...... 79 2013 2. Kayla Braud, UA...... 0.505 2010 2. Bailey Hemphill, UA...... 84 2019 2. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 71 2016 3. Sarah Fekete, UT...... 0.500 2006 3. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 83 2016 3. Amanda Lorenz, UF...... 70 2018 4. Chelsea Bramlett, MSU . . . . 0.486 2009 Alisa Goler, UG ...... 83 2009 4. Kayli Kvistad, UF...... 67 2017 5. Iyhia McMichael, MSU. . . . .0.475 2004 5. Emily Carosone, AU...... 80 2015 5. Kaylee Tow, UA...... 66 2019 6. Kayla Braud, UA...... 0.471 2013 Marisa Runyon, UA...... 80 2015 Cassie Reilly-Boccia, UA . . . . .66 2010 7. Kelly Kretschman, UA. . . . . 0.467 1998 Megan Bush, UF...... 80 2011 7. Abbey Cheek, UK ...... 64 2019 8. Haylie McCleney, UA. . . . . 0.465 2013 8. Meghan Gregg, UT...... 79 2017 Alisa Goler, UG ...... 64 2011 Tonya Callahan, UT...... 0.465 2008 Charlotte Morgan, UA...... 79 2008 9. Amanda Lorenz, UF...... 62 2019 10. India Chiles, UT ...... 0.459 2007 10. Branndi Melero, AU...... 78 2014 Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU . . . . . 62 2017 Tonya Callahan, UT...... 62 2008

Slugging Percentage Doubles Player, Team Pct. Year Player, Team No. Year Stolen Bases 1. Alisa Goler, UG ...... 0.994 2009 1. Kaylea Snaer, SC...... 27 2016 Player, Team No. Year 2. Kelly Kretschman, UA. . . . . 0.986 1998 2. Megan Wiggins, UG...... 23 2011 1. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 71 2003 3. Abbey Cheek, UK ...... 0.908 2019 Kelli Fitzgerald, UT...... 23 1998 Nicole Barber, UG ...... 71 2002 4. Alyssa DiCarlo, UG...... 0.899 2019 4. Alex Hugo, UG...... 22 2016 3. Chelsea Bramlett, MSU . . . . . 61 2010 5. Alex Hugo, UG...... 0.898 2015 Leslie Klein, LSU ...... 22 2007 4. Brittany Rogers, UA...... 60 2008 6. Brooke Marnitz, UK...... 0.895 2007 Kellie Middleton, UG...... 22 2006 5. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 59 2004 7. Mia Davidson, MSU...... 0.882 2019 Ashley Moore, AU...... 22 2001 6. Kayla Braud, UA...... 58 2011 8. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 0.872 2016 Keri McCallum, MSU...... 22 1999 7. Taylor Gadbois, MO...... 56 2016 9. Alex Hugo, UG...... 0.856 2014 Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 22 1998 Nicole Barber, UG ...... 56 2001 10. Cali Lanphear, AM ...... 0.855 2013 10. Mackenzie Boesel, SC...... 21 2019 9. Keeli Milligan, AM...... 54 2016 Kim Wendland, UG...... 21 2003 Chelsea Bramlett, MSU . . . . . 54 2009 Brett Erickson, ARK ...... 21 2000 On Base Percentage (minimum 150 ABs) Ashley Camp, AU ...... 21 1997 Player, Team Pct. Year Hit by Pitch 1. Tonya Callahan, UT...... 0.630 2008 Player, Team No. Year 2. Devon Wallace, ARK. . . . . 0.627 2013 Triples 1. Kirsti Merritt, UF ...... 35 2015 3. Abbey Cheek, UK ...... 0.602 2019 Player, Team No. Year 2. Emily Carosone, AU...... 33 2014 4. Haylie McCleney, UA. . . . . 0.596 2016 1. Trena Peel, LSU...... 14 2002 3. Jana Johns, SC...... 28 2018 5. Iyhia McMichael, MSU. . . . .0.595 2004 2. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 12 2002 4. Bailey Castro, UF ...... 27 2015 6. Haylie McCleney, UA. . . . . 0.588 2015 3. Kelsey Stewart, UF...... 11 2015 5. Anissa Young, LSU...... 26 2011 7. Amanda Lorenz, UF...... 0.582 2018 Keri McCallum, MSU...... 11 2000 6. Emily Carosone, AU...... 25 2016 8. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 0.581 2016 Keri McCallum, MSU...... 11 1997 Dana Hathorn, SC...... 25 2013 9. Chelsea Bramlett, MSU . . . . 0.571 2010 6. Kelsey Stewart, UF...... 10 2013 8. Anna Swafford, UG...... 24 2014 10. Lauren Grill, UM...... 0.569 2010 Iyhia McMichael, MSU...... 10 2004 Amber Tramp, UM...... 24 2010 Nicole Barber, UG ...... 10 2003 10. Brittany Bell, MSU...... 22 2012 Keri McCallum, MSU...... 10 1999 Runs Scored Michelle Gates, MSU...... 10 1998 Player, Team Runs Year Victories 1. Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 94 1998 Player, Team No. Year 2. Emily Carosone, AU...... 88 2015 Home Runs 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 50 2007 3. Iyhia McMichael, MSU...... 83 2004 Player, Team No. Year Monica Abbott, UT ...... 50 2005 Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 83 2000 1. Bailey Hemphill, UA...... 26 2019 3. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 47 2008 5. Aubrey Leach, UT ...... 80 2018 Mia Davidson, MSU...... 26 2019 4. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 44 2006 6. Kelsey Bruder, UF ...... 79 2011 3. Alex Hugo, UG...... 25 2014 5. Jaclyn Traina, UA ...... 42 2012 Taylor Schlopy, UG...... 79 2010 Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 25 1998 6. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 41 2009 Brittany Rogers, UA...... 79 2008 5. Alisa Goler, UG ...... 24 2009 7. Michelle Green, UG ...... 39 2003 9. Tiffany Howard, AU...... 78 2016 6. Alyssa DiCarlo, UG...... 23 2019 8. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 38 2004 Nicole Barber, UG ...... 78 2003 Tina Iosefa, UG...... 23 2016 Shelley Laird, UA...... 38 2000 8. Fa Leilua, MSU...... 22 2019 10. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 36 2001 Alex Hugo, UG...... 22 2015 Hits Brittany Schutte, UF...... 22 2011 Player, Team Hits Year Earned Run Average 1. Sarah Fekete, UT...... 110 2006 Player, Team ERA Year 2. Lindsay Schutzler, UT...... 107 2005 1. Trinity Johnson, SC ...... 0.35 1997 3. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 105 2002 2. Kellie Wilkerson, MSU. . . . . 0.44 2001 4. Kelsey Stewart, UF...... 102 2014 3. Brittany Gray, UG...... 0.48 2018 Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 102 2000 4. Kelly Barnhill, UF...... 0.51 2017 6. Kelsey Stewart, UF...... 101 2015 5. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 0.52 2005 Michelle Moultrie, UF...... 101 2011 6. Nikki Beers, SC...... 0.56 1997 8. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 100 2004 7. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 0.61 2009 Keri McCallum, MSU...... 100 2000 8. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 0.66 2001 Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 100 1998 9. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 0.68 2007 Chrissy Owens, UA...... 0.68 2006

20 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (SEASON) Appearances Fielding - Catcher Player, Team No. Year Player, Team No. Year 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 69 2005 1. 17 players tied at ...... 1.000 2. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 63 2007 12. Aubree Munro, UF...... 0.998 2016 3. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 62 2006 4. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 59 2008 5. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 58 2007 Fielding - First Base 6. Megan Matthews, SC...... 57 1999 Player, Team No. Year 7. Ivy Renfroe, UT...... 56 2010 1. Alex Schneider, UM...... 1.000 2017 Shelley Laird, UA...... 56 2000 Kayli Kvistad, UF...... 1.000 2015 9. Hannah Rogers, UF...... 55 2011 Morgan Bell, MSU...... 1.000 2015 10. Cat Hosfield, UT...... 54 2009 Kelsea Roth, MO...... 1.000 2014 Stacey Jennings, UT...... 54 2003 Erinn Webb, UT...... 1.000 2010 Brianna Hesson, UG. . . . . 1.000 2009 Shaunte Fremin, LSU. . . . . 1.000 1999 Complete Games 8. Kaylea Snaer, SC...... 0.998 2017 Player, Team No. Year 9. Leona Lafaele, UA...... 0.997 2016 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 47 2005 Nicole Morgan, AM...... 0.997 2013 2. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 45 2007 Melissa Brown, UT...... 0.997 2012 3. Tammy Kincaid, ARK...... 44 1997 Aly Presswood, UM...... 0.997 2010 4. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 42 2006 Stephanie Hills, LSU...... 0.997 2006 5. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 41 2004 6. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 39 2003 7. Jaclyn Traina, UA ...... 37 2012 Fielding - Second Base Stacey Nelson, UF...... 37 2007 Player, Team No. Year Shelley Laird, UA...... 37 2000 1. Hannah Adams, UF...... 1.000 2018 Megan Matthews, SC...... 37 2000 2. Kim Schultze, SC...... 0.992 1999 3. Ali Bainbridge, MSU . . . . . 0.990 2009 4. Lauren Gibson, UT ...... 0.989 2012 Saves 5. Vanessa Soto, LSU...... 0.987 2006 Player, Team No. Year 1. Kellie Wilkerson, MSU...... 14 2002 2. Eli Daniel, MO...... 11 2019 Fielding - Shortstop Chrissy Owens, UA...... 11 2005 Player, Team No. Year 4. Sara Hickerson, MSU...... 10 2007 1. Kamryn Watts, SC...... 0.983 2015 Kellie Wilkerson, MSU...... 10 2001 Kristin Schnake, UG...... 0.977 2009 6. Kristin Keyes, AU...... 9 2002 2. Dominique Accetturo, UA. . . .0.976 2006 Megan Matthews, SC...... 9 1999 Courtney Bures, MSU. . . . . 0.976 2006 8. Kellie Wilkerson, MSU...... 8 1999 4. Sophia Reynoso, UF...... 0.973 2018 Keary Camunas, UK ...... 8 1999 Madison Shipman, UT. . . . .0.973 2012 Britni Sneed, LSU...... 8 1999 Lindsay Walker, SC...... 0.973 2007

Strikeouts Fielding - Third Base Player, Team No. Year Player, Team No. Year 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 724 2007 1. Kelley Montalvo, UA . . . . . 0.983 2008 2. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 603 2005 2. Taylore Fuller, UF ...... 0.981 2016 3. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 531 2006 3. Chrissy Gavin, UG ...... 0.979 1999 4. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 478 2002 4. Meghan Cooper, UK. . . . . 0.974 2006 5. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 410 2001 5. Ashlee Ducote, LSU...... 0.972 1999 6. Michelle Green, UG ...... 407 2003 7. Trinity Johnson, SC ...... 399 1997 8. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 363 2008 Fielding - Outfield 9. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 362 2004 Player, Team Pct. Year 10. Jaclyn Traina, UA ...... 361 2012 1. 66 people tied at...... 1.000

Innings Pitched Player, Team No. Year 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 392.0 2005 2. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 358.1 2007 3. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 352.1 2008 4. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 345.2 2006 5. Shelley Laird, UA...... 327.1 2000 6. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 318.0 2007 7. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 317.2 2004 8. Megan Matthews, SC. . . . . 311.0 2000 9. Tammy Kincaid, ARK. . . . . 309.2 1997 10. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 306.1 2003

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 21 TEAMS RECORDS (SEASON) Batting Average Hits Walks Team Avg. Year Team Hits Year Team No. Year 1. Tennessee...... 0.348 2011 1. Tennessee...... 678 2005 1. Florida...... 360 2018 2. Georgia...... 0.343 2015 2. Tennessee...... 662 2006 2. Auburn...... 356 2015 3. Georgia...... 0.342 2016 3. LSU ...... 613 1998 3. Auburn...... 349 2016 Tennessee...... 0.342 2006 4. Alabama...... 612 2005 4. Alabama...... 333 2019 5. Auburn...... 0.339 2015 5. Tennessee...... 610 1999 5. Florida...... 332 2013 6. Georgia...... 0.338 2017 6. Auburn...... 606 2015 6. Florida...... 322 2011 7. LSU ...... 0.335 2015 7. LSU ...... 605 2000 7. Florida...... 321 2014 Alabama...... 0.335 2007 8. Auburn...... 599 2016 8. LSU ...... 315 2016 9. LSU ...... 0.334 1998 9. Florida...... 597 2008 9. Alabama...... 306 2010 10. Georgia...... 0.333 2018 10. Georgia...... 589 2016 10. Florida...... 297 2017 Tennessee...... 589 1997

Slugging Percentage Strikeouts Team Pct. Year Runs Batted In Team No. Year 1. Florida...... 0.627 2010 Team RBI Year 1. Florida...... 421 2013 2. Florida...... 0.588 2011 1. Auburn...... 499 2016 2. Arkansas...... 414 2007 3. Alabama...... 0.584 2010 2. Florida...... 479 2011 3. Kentucky...... 392 2011 4. Georgia...... 0.578 2010 3. Auburn...... 475 2015 4. Florida...... 383 2006 5. Georgia...... 0.577 2013 4. Florida...... 433 2014 5. Kentucky...... 382 2003 6. Georgia...... 0.574 2009 5. Alabama...... 422 2012 6. Arkansas...... 378 2011 7. Texas A&M...... 0.572 2013 6. Auburn...... 409 2014 7. Kentucky...... 376 2014 8. Auburn...... 0.571 2015 7. Alabama...... 405 2007 8. Florida...... 373 2002 9. Georgia...... 0.570 2011 8. Alabama...... 404 2010 9. Ole Miss...... 369 2005 10. Georgia...... 0.552 2014 9. Florida...... 402 2010 10. Florida...... 368 2007 10. Texas A&M...... 401 2016

On Base Percentage Stolen Bases Team Pct. Year Doubles Team No. Year 1. Auburn...... 0.459 2015 Team No. Year 1. Georgia...... 208 2002 2. Tennessee...... 0.446 2016 1. Tennessee...... 122 1999 2. Alabama...... 189 2007 3. Alabama...... 0.442 2010 2. Alabama...... 118 2008 3. Alabama...... 181 2009 4. Florida...... 0.439 2014 3. LSU ...... 113 1998 4. Tennessee...... 169 2007 5. Florida...... 0.438 2015 4. Auburn...... 106 2000 5. Missouri...... 165 2016 6. Texas A&M...... 0.437 2016 5. Georgia...... 102 2010 6. Alabama...... 163 2008 Auburn...... 0.437 2016 Florida...... 102 2008 7. Alabama...... 157 2011 8. Florida...... 0.436 2016 LSU ...... 102 2007 8. Georgia...... 155 2003 9. Tennessee...... 0.435 2011 LSU ...... 102 2006 9. Alabama...... 143 2019 10. Florida...... 0.432 2011 Tennessee...... 102 2003 10. LSU ...... 142 2000 Florida...... 0.432 2010 10. Georgia ...... 101 2006 Alabama...... 0.432 2008 Alabama...... 0.432 2007 Sacrifice Hits Triples Team No. Year Team No. Year 1. Auburn...... 102 1997 At Bats 1. LSU ...... 33 1998 2. Georgia...... 98 2005 Team No. Year 2. Georgia...... 28 2002 Arkansas...... 97 2000 1. Tennessee...... 2172 2005 3. Mississippi State...... 27 2003 4. Arkansas...... 94 2002 2. Alabama...... 2126 2000 4. Mississippi State...... 26 2004 Georgia...... 93 2004 3. Alabama...... 2036 2005 5. Georgia...... 25 2003 6. Arkansas...... 91 2001 4. Florida...... 1953 2008 Mississippi State...... 25 1998 South Carolina...... 91 1997 5. LSU ...... 1951 2000 7. LSU ...... 24 2002 8. Georgia...... 90 2006 6. Tennessee...... 1937 2006 Alabama...... 24 1998 9. Arkansas...... 86 1999 7. Arkansas...... 1932 2000 Mississippi State...... 24 1998 10. Georgia...... 85 2002 8. Florida...... 1927 2000 10. Ole Miss...... 23 2019 9. Arkansas...... 1902 1999 South Carolina...... 23 1997 10. Georgia...... 1897 2007 Sacrifice Flies Home Runs Team No. Year Runs Scored Team No. Year 1. LSU ...... 30 2006 Team Runs Year 1. Florida...... 120 2011 2. Alabama...... 28 2010 1. Auburn...... 556 2016 2. Florida...... 109 2010 Tennessee...... 28 2006 2. Auburn...... 526 2015 3. Alabama...... 104 2010 4. LSU ...... 27 1998 3. Florida...... 508 2011 4. Texas A&M...... 103 2013 5. Texas A&M...... 26 2019 4. Florida...... 463 2014 5. Tennessee...... 100 2015 Auburn...... 26 2015 Alabama...... 463 2007 6. Auburn...... 99 2015 7. Florida...... 25 2017 6. Alabama...... 459 2012 Georgia...... 99 2010 LSU ...... 25 2015 7. Alabama...... 451 2010 8. Alabama...... 97 2012 Florida...... 25 2011 8. Alabama...... 445 2008 Georgia...... 97 2011 Alabama...... 25 2007 9. Georgia...... 440 2015 10. Georgia...... 93 2014 Florida...... 24 2008 Auburn...... 440 2014 Georgia...... 93 2013 Alabama...... 440 2011 22 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS TEAM RECORDS (SEASON) Victories Strikeouts Assists Team No. Year Team No. Year Team No. Year 1. Florida...... 70 2008 1. Tennessee...... 910 2007 1. Mississippi State...... 757 2000 2. Tennessee...... 67 2005 2. Tennessee...... 787 2005 2. Arkansas...... 724 2001 3. Alabama...... 66 2000 3. LSU ...... 696 2002 3. Ole Miss...... 713 1998 4. Florida...... 63 2009 4. Florida...... 683 2017 4. Alabama...... 690 2005 Tennessee...... 63 2007 5. Tennessee...... 682 2006 5. Tennessee...... 674 1997 Alabama...... 63 2005 6. Alabama...... 607 2005 6. Kentucky...... 673 2001 South Carolina...... 63 1997 7. LSU ...... 602 2001 7. Florida...... 672 2002 8. Tennessee...... 61 2006 8. Alabama...... 578 2006 8. Florida...... 671 2001 9. Alabama...... 60 2019 9. Florida...... 574 2018 9. Florida...... 653 2007 Florida...... 60 2015 10. Georgia...... 566 2003 10. Ole Miss...... 652 2000 Alabama...... 60 2012

Innings Pitched Errors Earned Run Average Team No. Year Team No. Year Team ERA Year 1. Alabama...... 572.0 2000 1. Ole Miss...... 126 1998 1. South Carolina...... 0.54 1997 2. Tennessee...... 547.0 2005 2. Kentucky...... 119 2001 2. Florida...... 0.69 2009 3. Arkansas...... 526.2 1999 3. Auburn...... 116 2001 3. Tennessee...... 0.79 2005 4. Alabama...... 523.1 2005 4. Kentucky...... 112 2002 4. Florida...... 0.81 2017 5. Arkansas...... 522.1 2000 5. Kentucky...... 104 2003 5. LSU ...... 0.85 2001 6. Florida...... 512.1 2008 6. Ole Miss...... 103 2006 6. LSU ...... 0.87 2002 Florida...... 512.1 2000 Tennessee...... 103 2001 7. Tennessee...... 0.88 2007 8. Georgia...... 508.1 2002 8. Mississippi State...... 102 2002 8. Florida...... 0.92 2008 9. Florida...... 498.2 2007 9. Mississippi State...... 99 2000 9. Florida...... 0.93 2016 10. LSU ...... 497.1 2000 10. Mississippi State...... 94 2007 10. Georgia...... 1.03 2003

Team Fielding Fielding Double Plays Complete Games Team Pct. Year Team No. Year Team No. Year 1. Tennessee...... 0.988 2007 1. Auburn...... 47 2017 1. LSU ...... 59 2004 2. Florida...... 0.986 2019 2. Auburn...... 42 2015 2. Tennessee...... 58 2005 3. Florida...... 0.985 2017 3. Auburn...... 41 2016 3. LSU ...... 56 2006 4. Florida...... 0.984 2018 4. Auburn...... 38 2014 4. LSU ...... 54 2003 Florida...... 0.984 2016 5. Kentucky...... 32 2002 Florida...... 54 2000 6. Tennessee...... 0.982 2012 6. South Carolina...... 31 2018 6. Florida...... 53 2008 Tennessee...... 0.982 2005 7. Auburn...... 30 2019 Tennessee...... 53 2007 8. Florida...... 0.981 2015 Kentucky...... 30 2019 Alabama...... 53 2000 Georgia...... 0.981 2009 9. Ole Miss...... 28 2017 9. Florida...... 52 2009 10. Auburn...... 0.980 2014 Florida...... 28 2016 South Carolina...... 52 1997 Florida...... 28 2014 Kentucky...... 28 2013 Chances Mississippi State...... 28 2002 Shutouts Team No. Year Arkansas...... 28 2001 Team No. Year 1. Alabama...... 2336 2000 1. Tennessee...... 51 2005 2. Alabama...... 2326 2005 2. South Carolina...... 43 1997 3. Mississippi State...... 2318 2000 Stolen Bases Against 3. Tennessee...... 41 2007 4. Florida...... 2233 2008 Team No. Year 4. Florida...... 39 2009 5. Florida...... 2204 2007 1. Ole Miss...... 134 2011 5. Tennessee...... 37 2006 6. Georgia...... 2188 2002 2. Ole Miss...... 108 2006 6. LSU ...... 35 2002 7. Arkansas...... 2147 2002 3. Ole Miss...... 100 2007 7. LSU ...... 34 2001 8. Arkansas...... 2144 2001 4. Arkansas...... 93 2016 Georgia...... 33 2003 9. LSU ...... 2136 2000 5. South Carolina...... 83 2012 9. Florida...... 31 2016 10. Georgia...... 2128 2007 Kentucky...... 83 2007 LSU ...... 31 2006 7. Kentucky...... 79 2004 8. South Carolina...... 76 2010 Putouts 9. Arkansas...... 75 2009 Saves Team No. Year 10. Ole Miss...... 73 2009 Team No. Year 1. Alabama...... 1716 2000 1. Mississippi State...... 16 2002 2. Tennessee...... 1641 2005 2. Missouri...... 13 2019 3. Alabama...... 1570 2005 Caught Stealing By Mississippi State...... 13 2007 4. Florida...... 1537 2008 Team No. Year Mississippi State...... 13 2001 5. Georgia...... 1524 2003 1. Georgia...... 32 2001 5. Florida...... 12 2016 6. Florida...... 1496 2007 2. Florida...... 29 2003 Alabama...... 12 2005 7. LSU ...... 1492 2000 3. Florida...... 28 2002 South Carolina...... 12 1999 8. Georgia...... 1476 2007 4. Arkansas...... 27 2004 8. South Carolina...... 11 2019 9. Mississippi State...... 1462 2000 5. Auburn...... 25 2009 South Carolina...... 11 2014 10. Tennessee...... 1458 2004 Tennessee...... 25 2002 10. Mississippi State...... 10 2019 7. Ole Miss...... 24 2010 Tennessee...... 10 2010 Auburn...... 24 2006 Mississippi State...... 10 2003 Auburn...... 24 2002 Tennessee...... 10 2003 Arkansas...... 24 2001 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 23 TEAMS RECORDS (SEASON) Steal Attempts Against Team No. Year 1. Ole Miss...... 147 2011 2. Ole Miss...... 122 2006 3. Arkansas...... 113 2016 4. Mississippi State...... 110 2007 5. Georgia...... 99 2001 6. Ole Miss...... 97 2010 7. South Carolina...... 95 2010 Kentucky...... 95 2007 Kentucky...... 95 2004 10. Arkansas...... 94 2009

Passed Balls Team No. Year 1. Ole Miss...... 35 2011 2. Arkansas...... 28 2016 3. Ole Miss...... 27 2012 Alabama...... 27 2004 Tennessee...... 27 2001 6. Mississippi State...... 22 2015 7. Tennessee...... 20 2004 Mississippi State...... 20 2002 9. Auburn...... 21 2007 10. Arkansas...... 19 2003

Catchers Interference Team No. Year 1. Georgia...... 5 2005 2. Missouri...... 4 2014 Tennessee...... 4 2014 4. LSU ...... 3 2002

24 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (CAREER) Batting Average (minimum 275 ABs) Runs Batted In Stolen Bases Player, Team Avg. Years Player, Team RBI Years Player, Team No. Years 1. Chelsea Bramlett, MSU . . . . 0.461 2007-10 1. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 270 2014-17 1. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 257 2001-04 2. Haylie McCleney, UA. . . . . 0.447 2013-16 2. Savannah Jaquish, LSU . . . . .268 2014-17 2. Chelsea Bramblett, MSU . . . . 207 2007-10 3. Raven Chavanne, UT. . . . . 0.442 2010-13 3. Charlotte Morgan, UA. . . . . 264 2007-10 3. Brittany Rogers, UA...... 198 2006-09 4. Kayla Braud, UA...... 0.438 2010-13 4. Meghan Gregg, UT...... 263 2015-18 4. Kayla Braud, UA...... 182 2010-13 5. Kelly Kretschman, UA. . . . . 0.437 1998-01 5. Lauren Haeger, UF ...... 260 2012-15 5. Cortni Emanuel, UG...... 173 2015-18 6. Sydni Emanuel, UG...... 0.432 2015-17 6. Alyssa DiCarlo, UG...... 252 2016-19 6. Dee Douglas, LSU...... 155 1998-01 7. Kellie Wilkerson, MSU. . . . .0.429 1999-02 7. Tonya Callahan, UT...... 241 2005-08 7. Taylor Gadbois, MO...... 148 2013-16 8. Cortni Emanuel, UG. . . . . 0.417 2015-18 8. Bianka Bell, LSU ...... 236 2013-16 8. Cortni Emanuel, UG...... 144 2015-18 Kirsten Shortridge, LSU. . . . .0.417 2009-10 Alisa Goler, UG ...... 236 2008-11 9. Raven Chavanne, UT...... 143 2010-13 Brittany Rogers, UA...... 0.417 2006-09 10. Kim Wendland, UG...... 233 2002-05 10. Iyhia McMichael, MSU. . . . . 141 2001-04 India Chiles, UT ...... 0.417 2004-07

Doubles Slugging Percentage (minimum 275 ABs) Player, Team No. Years Sacrifices Player, Team Pct. Years 1. Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 65 1998-01 Player, Team No. Years 1. Mia Davidson, MSU...... 0.775 2018- 2. Leslie Klein, LSU ...... 64 2004-07 1. Katie Lewis, UG...... 136 2002-05 2. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 0.748 2014-17 Kim Wendland, UG...... 64 2002-05 2. Jennifer Reach, UA ...... 63 2000-03 3. Alex Hugo, UG...... 0.779 2014-16 4. Meghan Gregg, UT...... 61 2015-18 3. Sojourner Moody, UG...... 56 2005-08 4. Kelly Kretschman, UA. . . . . 0.766 1998-01 Morgan Estell, AU...... 61 2011-15 4. Sarah Fekete, UT...... 55 2003-06 5. Alyssa DiCarlo, UG...... 0.753 2016-19 Megan Wiggins, UG...... 61 2008-11 5. Blaire Woodward, ARK...... 53 2002-06 6. Charlotte Morgan, UA. . . . .0.719 2007-10 Jackie McClain, UA...... 61 2001-04 6. Stephanie Hastings, LSU. . . . . 51 1998-01 7. Kellie Wilkerson, MSU. . . . .0.713 1999-02 Kellie Wilkerson, MSU...... 61 1999-02 7. Nicole Kreipl, UF...... 50 1997-00 8. Meghan Gregg, UT...... 0.712 2015-18 9. Amanda Lorenz, UF...... 59 2016-19 Karrie Rider, MSU...... 50 1997-00 9. Kelsey Bruder, UF ...... 0.700 2008-11 Ashley Boone, UF ...... 59 1998-01 9. Jodi Fittro, SC...... 47 2000-03 10. Abbey Cheek, UK ...... 0.694 2016-19 10. Katie Jaspers, MSU...... 46 2001-04 Tori Vidales, AM...... 0.694 2015-18

Triples Player, Team No. Years Hit by Pitch On Base Percentage (minimum 275 ABs) 1. Bianka Bell, LSU ...... 49 2013-16 Player, Team No. Years Player, Team Pct. Years 2. Keri McCallum, MSU...... 38 1997-00 1. Emily Carosone, AU...... 85 2013-16 1. Haylie McCleney, UA. . . . . 0.569 2013-16 3. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 35 2001-04 2. Kirsti Merritt, UF ...... 72 2013-16 2. Devon Wallace, ARK. . . . . 0.557 2012-15 4. Kelsey Stewart, UF...... 29 2013-16 3. Myesha Finney, AU...... 67 2006-09 3. Amanda Lorenz, UF...... 0.550 2016-19 5. Trena Peel, LSU...... 27 1999-02 4. Nicole DeWitt, UF...... 66 2015-18 3. Kellie Wilkerson, MSU. . . . .0.544 1999-02 6. Bailey Landry, LSU...... 26 2014-17 5. Anna Swafford, UG...... 61 2012-15 4. Kelly Kretschman, UA. . . . . 0.533 1998-01 Iyhia McMichael, MSU...... 26 2001-04 6. Anissa Young, LSU...... 58 2009-11 5. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 0.530 2014-17 8. Michelle Gates, MSU...... 21 1997-00 7. Briana Bell, MSU...... 55 2008-13 6. Emily Carosone, AU...... 0.528 2013-16 9. Lindsay Schutzler, UT...... 20 2004-07 8. Amber Tramp, UM...... 52 2007-10 7. Kayla Braud, UA...... 0.512 2010-13 Leslie Kwiatkowski, UK...... 20 1998-01 9. Taylor Schlopy, UG...... 50 2008-11 8. Raven Chavanne, UT. . . . . 0.508 2010-13 Dee Douglas, LSU...... 20 1998-01 10. Taylore Fuller, UF ...... 49 2013-16 9. Taylor Schlopy, UG...... 0.501 2008-11 Chelsea Bramlett, MSU . . . . 0.501 2007-10 Home Runs Player, Team No. Years Runs Scored 1. Lauren Haeger, UF ...... 71 2012-15 Player, Team Runs Years 2. Alyssa DiCarlo, UG...... 68 2016-19 1. Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 288 1998-01 3. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 67 2014-17 2. Haylie McCleney, UA...... 279 2013-16 4. Tori Vidales, AM...... 65 2015-18 3. Kayla Braud, UA...... 271 2010-13 Megan Bush, UF...... 65 2008-11 4. Emily Carosone, AU...... 267 2013-16 6. Abbey Cheek, UK ...... 61 2016-19 5. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 266 2001-04 Francesca Enea, UF...... 61 2007-10 6. Morgan Estell, AU...... 261 2011-15 8. Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 60 1998-01 7. Kelsey Stewart, UF...... 259 2013-16 9. Bianka Bell, LSU ...... 58 2013-16 8. Brittany Rogers, UA...... 256 2006-09 Kaila Hunt, UA...... 58 2011-14 9. Taylor Schlopy, UG...... 255 2008-11 Alisa Goler, UG ...... 58 2008-11 10. Aja Paculba, UF ...... 253 2008-11 Charlotte Morgan, UA...... 58 2007-10

Hits Walks Player, Team Hits Years Player, Team No. Years 1. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 379 2001-04 1. Amanda Lorenz, UF...... 236 2016-19 2. Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 368 1998-01 2. Devon Wallace, ARK...... 235 2012-15 3. Lindsay Schutzler, UT...... 362 2004-07 3. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 212 2014-17 4. Chelsea Bramblett, MSU . . . . 359 2007-10 4. Haylie McCleney, UA...... 199 2013-16 5. Kelsey Stewart, UF...... 357 2013-16 5. Alisa Goler, UG ...... 184 2008-11 6. Raven Chavanne, UT...... 355 2010-13 6. Kayli Kvistad, UF...... 183 2015-18 7. Kayla Braud, UA...... 344 2010-13 7. Cassie Reilly-Boccia, UA . . . . 180 2009-12 8. Brittany Rogers, UA...... 343 2006-09 8. Kellie Wilkerson, MSU. . . . . 177 1999-02 9. Cortni Emanuel, UG...... 331 2015-18 9. Lauren Haeger, UF ...... 175 2012-15 10. Keri McCalllum, MSU . . . . . 319 1997-00 10. Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU . . . . .166 2014-17 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 25 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (CAREER) Victories Saves Fielding - Second Base Player, Team No. Years Player, Team No. Years Player, Team No. Years 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 189 2004-07 1. Kellie Wilkerson, MSU...... 32 1999-02 1. Emily Carosone, AU...... 0.976 2013-16 2. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 136 2006-09 2. Nicki Blue, SC...... 22 2014-17 2. Lauren Masters, SC...... 0.975 2013-16 3. Hannah Rogers, UF...... 127 2011-14 3. Chrissy Owens, UA...... 21 2005-08 Vanessa Soto, LSU...... 0.975 2005-07 4. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 120 1999-02 4. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 18 2006-09 4. Chrissy Schoonmaker, SC . . . 0.972 2004-08 5. Shelley Laird, UA...... 115 1999-02 Aleca Johnson, SC...... 18 2002-05 Suzanne Olcott, UA...... 0.972 1999-02 6. Kelsi Dunne, UA ...... 113 2008-11 6. Alexis Osorio, UA ...... 16 2015-18 6. Lisa Longo, SC ...... 0.971 2005-08 7. Jaclyn Traina, UA ...... 106 2011-14 Monica Abbott, UT ...... 16 2004-07 7. Dana Hathorn, SC...... 0.968 2011-14 8. Kelly Barnhill, UF...... 104 2016-19 Megan Matthews, SC...... 16 1999-02 Ashley Pauly, UG...... 0.968 2009-12 Michelle Green, UG ...... 104 2002-05 Shelley Laird, UA...... 16 1999-02 Aja Paculba, UF ...... 0.968 2008-11 10. Ellen Renfroe, UT...... 102 2011-14 10. Delanie Gourley, UF...... 14 2014-17 Erin Stokey, ARK ...... 0.968 2000-02 Hannah Rogers, UF...... 14 2011-14

Earned Run Average (minimum 175 IP) Strikeouts Fielding - Shortstop Player, Team ERA Years Player, Team No. Years Player, Team No. Years 1. Trinity Johnson, SC ...... 0.35 1997 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 2,440 2004-07 1. Krystan White, SC...... 0.974 2015-18 2. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 0.79 2004-07 2. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 1,370 1999-02 2. Stephanie Hasting, LSU. . . . 0.964 1998-01 3. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 0.89 1999-02 3. Kelsi Dunne, UA ...... 1,219 2008-11 3. Katie Reed, UK...... 0.963 2016-19 4. Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 0.95 1999-01 4. Kelly Barnhill, UF...... 1,205 2016-19 4. Kristin Schnake, UG...... 0.961 2007-09 5. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 0.99 2006-09 5. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 1,116 2006-09 Lauren Hendrix, ARK. . . . . 0.961 2001-02 6. Kelly Barnhill, UF...... 1.14 2016-19 6. Stephanie VanBrakle, UA. . . .1,113 2003-06 6. Kathlyn Medina, UF...... 0.957 2012-15 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 1.14 1997-98 7. Megan Matthews, SC. . . . . 1,090 1999-02 7. Juliana Santos, LSU...... 0.951 2009-12 8. Chrissy Owens, UA...... 1.16 2005-08 8. Anna Thompson, AU. . . . . 1,078 2007-10 8. Lindsay Walker, SC...... 0.945 2007-10 9. Sky Brown, SC ...... 1.17 1997-98 9. Michelle Green, UG . . . . . 1,070 2002-05 Jennifer Jessup, MSU. . . . . 0.945 2001-04 10. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 1.22 2002-04 10. Alexis Osorio, UA ...... 1,063 2015-18 10. Julie Wiese, LSU ...... 0.944 2001-04 Jennifer Reach, UA ...... 0.944 2000-02

Appearances Innings Pitched Player, Team No. Years Player, Team No. Years 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 253 2004-07 1. Monica Abbott, UT . . . . . 1448.0 2004-07 Fielding - Third Base 2. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 206 2006-09 2. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 1141.2 2006-09 Player, Team No. Years 3. Megan Matthews, SC...... 194 1999-02 3. Megan Matthews, SC. . . . .1110.1 1999-02 1. Kristin Hall, SC...... 0.970 2002-04 4. Hannah Rogers, UF...... 191 2011-14 4. Shelley Laird, UA...... 1054.2 1999-02 2. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 0.964 2014-17 5. Tammy Kincaid, ARK...... 186 1997-00 5. Tammy Kincaid, ARK. . . . .1051.1 1997-00 3. Meghan Cooper, UK. . . . . 0.963 2002-06 6. Shelley Laird, UA...... 183 1999-02 6. Hannah Rogers, UF...... 988.0 2011-14 4. Carrie Swinford, UT...... 0.962 1997-98 7. Katy Henry, ARK ...... 180 2005-08 7. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 976.1 1999-02 5. Staci Ramsey, UA...... 0.958 2003-05 8. Ellen Renfroe, UT...... 176 2010-13 8. Kelsey Nunley, UK...... 948.1 2013-16 6. Brittney Ezell, UA...... 0.957 1997-98 9. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 175 1999-02 9. Natalie Price, UG ...... 940.0 1997-00 10. Chelsea Wilkinson, UG. . . . .173 2013-16 10. Heather Schlictman, ARK. . . .930.2 2001-04

Complete Games Fielding - Catcher Fielding - Outfield Player, Team No. Years Player, Team No. Years Player, Team Pct. Year 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 178 2004-07 1. Jordan Patterson, UA. . . . . 1.000 2011-14 1. LaDonia Hughes, LSU . . . . .1.000 2003-04 2. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 133 2006-09 2. Becky Mohl, UG...... 1.000 2006-07 2. Kylan Becker, UM...... 0.996 2016-19 3. Megan Matthews, SC...... 122 1999-02 3. Shannon Doepking, UT. . . . 0.998 2004-07 3. Amanda Lorenz, UF...... 0.995 2016-19 4. Shelley Laird, UA...... 118 1999-02 4. Aubree Munro, UF...... 0.997 2013-16 4. Kelly Kretchman, UA . . . . . 0.994 2000-01 5. Tammy Kincaid, ARK...... 116 1997-00 Megan Yocke, UK...... 0.997 2008-11 5. Samantha LaZear, UG. . . . .0.990 2013-16 6. Keary Camunas, UK ...... 110 1997-00 6. Kristen Hobbs, LSU ...... 0.995 2004-06 6. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 0.988 2001-04 7. Hannah Rogers, UF...... 108 2011-14 Ashlie Goble, UF...... 0.995 2002-05 J.C.Chapman, UA...... 0.988 1997-98 8. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 106 1999-02 8. Chaunsey Bell, UA...... 0.994 2011-14 Natalie Price, UG ...... 106 1997-00 Elizabeth Eisterhold, AU. . . . 0.994 2009-12 10. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 95 2002-04 10. Kristina Hilberth, UF...... 0.993 2006-09

Shutouts Fielding - First Base Player, Team No. Years Player, Team No. Years 1. Monica Abbott, UT ...... 112 2004-07 1. Brianna Hesson, UG. . . . . 0.996 2008-11 2. Stacey Nelson, UF...... 60 2006-09 2. Brittany Warner, UM . . . . . 0.993 2004-06 3. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 55 1999-02 Meghan Cornett, SC. . . . . 0.993 2002-05 4. Kelly Barnhill, UF...... 44 2016-19 4. Molly Brossart, SC...... 0.992 2011-12 5. Megan Matthews, SC...... 43 1999-02 5. Kayli Kvistad, UF...... 0.991 2015-18 6. Hannah Rogers, UF...... 41 2011-14 Jade Rhodes, AU...... 0.991 2013-16 Ellen Renfroe, UT...... 41 2011-14 Taylor Schwarz, UF ...... 0.991 2013-16 8. Shelley Laird, UA...... 39 1999-02 Kelley Dillon, SC...... 0.991 2011, 13 9. Kelsi Dune, UA...... 38 2008-11 9. Ali Gardiner, UF...... 0.990 2007-09 Emily Turner, LSU ...... 38 2004-07 Jesi Cerra, UG ...... 0.990 1997-99 Michelle Green, UG ...... 38 2002-05

26 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SUPERLATIVES Runs Scored - Individual Game Runs Scored - Team Game Hitting Streak - Season 5 4 times. Last: Olivia Lawrence, South Carolina 30 2 times. Last: LSU vs. Louisiana Tech (3/15/16) 35 Kelly Kretschman, UA (2/27/98-4/4/98) vs. Alabama State (3/2/13) RBI - Team Game Hits in Consecutive At-Bats - Season RBI - Individual Game 30 Mississippi State vs. Alabama State (3/1/97) 11 Lindsey Cameron, UF (3/19/05-3/25/05) 10 3 times. Last: Danielle Gibson, Arkansas vs. SIU Edwardsville (2/23/19) Hits - Team Game Games Played - Season 27 LSU vs. Louisiana Tech (3/15/16) 82 Tonya Callahan, Lindsay Schutzler and Kristi Hits - Individual Game Durant, UT (2005) 8 Carrie Moreman, Alabama vs. Doubles - Team Game Arkansas(3/21/99) 10 Auburn vs. Wichita State (2/19/00) Total Bases - Season 211 Kelly Kretschman, UA (1998) Doubles - Individual Game Triples - Team Game 3 19 times. Last: Amanda Roth, Ole Miss vs. 6 Mississippi State vs. Alabama State (2/20/04) Appearances - Season Mississippi State (4/19/19) 62 Monica Abbott, UT (2006) Home Runs - Team Game Triples - Individual Game 7 2 times. Last: LSU vs. Louisiana Tech (3/15/16) Games Started - Season 3 2 times. Last: Hayle Guess, Mississippi State vs. 51 Monica Abbott, UT (2006) Ole Miss (4/7/07) Walks – Team Game 16 Auburn vs. Louisiana (5/22/15) Consecutive Scoreless Innings - Season Home Runs - Individual Game 96 Trinity Johnson, SC (3/9-4/6/97) 4 Danielle Gibson, Arkansas vs. SIU Edwardsville Stolen Bases – Team Game (2/23/19) 12 Florida vs. Mississippi State (4/27/03) Fewest Hits Allowed (minimum 100 innings) - Season Walks – Individual Game Strikeouts – Team Game 63 Sky Brown, SC (1997) 4 37 times. Last: Abbey Cheek, Kentucky vs. 23 2 times. Last: Ole Miss vs. UCLA (3/4/05) Alabama (4/28/19) Fewest Walks Allowed (minimum 100 innings) Sacrifice Hits - Team Game - Season Sacrifice Hits - Individual Game 6 2 times. Last: Arkansas vs. South Carolina 10 Brandi Landry, LSU (1997) 3 8 times. Last: Mahlena O’Neal, Georgia vs. (3/17/10) Harvard (5/18/18) Winning Percentage - Season Innings Pitched - Team Game 0.933 Florida, 70-5 (2008) Innings Pitched - Individual Game 19 Twice. Last: LSU vs. Ole Miss (4/6/18) 19 Allie Walljasper, LSU vs. Ole Miss (4/6/18) Consecutive Wins - Season Strikeouts – Team Game 38 South Carolina (2/22-4/5/97) Strikeouts – Individual Game 22 Tennessee vs. Florida (3/10/07) 22 2 times. Last: Rachele Fico, LSU vs. Mississippi Games Played - Season State (3/8/13) Hits Allowed - Team Game 82 Tennessee (2005) 24 Arkansas vs. Alabama (3/21/99) Hits Allowed - Individual Game Longest Game (Innings) - Season 19 Beth Dieter, Florida vs. Arizona (3/2/97) Walks - Team Game 19 2 times. Last: Ole Miss at LSU (4/6/18) 15 3 times. Last: Mississippi State at Alabama Walks - Individual Game (3/31/19) Fewest Hits Allowed - Season 14 Emily Williams, Mississippi State at Alabama 77 South Carolina (1997) (3/31/19) Hit Batters - Team Game 8 Kentucky vs. Mississippi State (5/7/14) Fewest Walks Allowed - Season Hit Batters - Individual Game 54 LSU (1997) 8 Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky vs. Mississippi State Putouts - Team Game (5/7/14) 57 Twice. Last: LSU vs. Ole Miss (4/6/18)

Putouts - Individual Game Assists - Team Game 26 Amanda Doyle, LSU vs. Ole Miss (4/6/18) 37 Arkansas vs. Ole Miss (5/4/05)

Assists - Individual Game Errors - Team Game 11 3 times. Last: Amanda Roth, Ole Miss vs. UTEP 8 3 times. Last: Tennessee vs. North Carolina (4/21/18) (2/17/01)

Errors - Individual Game Double Plays - Team Game 4 14 times. Last: Jessica Harrison, Arkansas vs. 5 Alabama vs. Texas (5/17/09) Texas (3/15/15) Triple Plays - Team Game 1 3 times. Last LSU vs. Georgia (3/20/04)

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 27 PERFECT GAMES Name, School, Opponent Score (Inn.) Date Trinity Johnson, SC vs. North Carolina 1-0 2/16/97 Jenny Hehnke, MSU vs. Alabama State 18-0 (5) 3/2/97 Trinity Johnson, SC vs. Winthrop 4-0 3/27/97 Trinity Johnson, SC vs. East Carolina 8-0 (5) 4/17/97 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF vs. Bethune-Cookman 6-0 4/5/97 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF vs. Iowa State 1-0 (9) 3/7/98 Sarah KnifeChief, LSU vs. Arkansas 1-0 4/17/98 Britni Sneed/Sarah Meadors, LSU vs. Tennessee 9-0 (5) 3/18/01 Stacey Jennings, UT vs. UNLV 3-0 2/21/03 Jenny Gladding, UF vs. Missouri 3-0 2/7/04 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Hawaii 2-0 2/7/04 Katie Griffith, UG vs. Appalachian State 16-0- (5) 2/13/04 Michelle Green, UG vs. Central Michigan 8-0 2/28/04 Katie Griffith, UG vs. Alabama State 8-0 (5) 3/9/04 Michelle Green, UG vs. St. Joseph’s 9-0 (5) 3/10/04 Michelle Green/Kasi Carroll, UG vs. Eastern Kentucky 10-0 (5) 5/20/04 Holly Currie, AU vs. College of Charleston 9-0 (6) 2/11/05 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Kentucky 5-0 3/29/05 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Tennessee Tech 1-0 4/5/05 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Coastal Carolina 8-0 (5) 2/11/06 Tiffany Garcia, LSU vs. Grambling State 11-0 (5) 2/15/06 Monica Abbott/Megan Rhodes, UT vs. Tennessee Tech 8-0 (6) 3/12/06 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA at Kentucky 11-0 (5) 4/1/06 Megan Rhodes, UT vs. Oakland (Mich.) 7-0 3/2/07 Melissa Hendon, SC vs. Pittsburgh 1-0 3/4/07 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Austin Peay 2-0 3/4/07 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Georgia 10-0 (5) 4/7/07 Monica Abbott/Megan Rhodes, UT vs. Furman 8-0 (6) 5/18/07 Kate Gaskill, UG vs. South Carolina 3-0 3/15/08 Sarah McCloud/Kate Gaskill, UG vs. Mercer 8-0 (5) 4/23/08 Stephanie Brombacher, UF vs. South Florida 10-0 (5) 3/25/10 Stephanie Brombacher, UF vs. N.C. State 9-0 (5) 2/12/11 Rachele Fico, LSU vs. Southeast Louisiana 9-0 (5) 2/16/11 Ivy Renfroe, UT vs. Ole Miss 8-0 (5) 4/28/12 Hannah Rogers/Lauren Haeger/Alyssa Bach, UF vs. Presbyterian 11-0 (5) 3/3/2013 Carly Hummel, UM vs. Utah State 5-0 (5) 3/3/14 Rainey Gaffin, UT vs. Wright State 8-0 (6) 3/5/14 Sydney Littlejohn, UA vs. Eastern Kentucky 8-0 (5) 2/6/15 Chelsea Wilkinson, UG vs. Omaha 8-0 (5) 3/1/15 Sydney Littlejohn, UA vs. Ole Miss 10-0 (5) 3/8/15 Erin Gabriel, UT vs. ETSU 10-0 (5) 3/24/15 Sydney Littlejohn, UA vs. Ole Miss 10-0 (5) 6/8/15 Chelsea Wilkinson, UG vs. UAB 10-0 (5) 2/21/16 Sydney Smith, LSU vs. Tennessee Tech 8-0 (5) 3/4/16 Erin Gabriel, UT vs. Jacksonville 10-0 (5) 3/22/16 Chelsea Wilkinson/Kylie Bass, UG at Georgia Tech 15-0 (5) 4/13/16 Alexis Osorio, UA at Coastal Carolina 6-0 2/10/17 Delanie Gourley, UF vs. Iowa 8-0 (5) 3/2/17 Kaylee Carlson, AU vs. Ohio State 8-0 (6) 3/19/17 Holly Ward, MSU vs. Mississippi Valley State 10-0 (5) 2/9/18 Kelly Barnhill, UF vs. Georgia Southern 8-0 (5) 2/25/18 Aleshia Ocasio/Natalie Lugo vs. Hampton 18-0 (5) 3/30/18 Alyssa Loza, MSU vs. Valparaiso 10-0 (5) 2/9/19 Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU vs. Belmont 4-0 2/22/20

28 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS NO HITTERS Name, School vs, Opponent Score (Inn.) Date Kristin Schmidt, LSU vs. Centenary 4-0 4/2/03 Trinity Johnson, SC vs. North Carolina 1-0 2/16/97 Jenny Gladding, UF vs. Tennessee 1-0 4/18/03 Brenda Espinoza, AU vs. Jacksonville State 7-0 2/26/97 Michelle Green/Laurie Davidson, UG vs. Georgia Southern 8-0 (5) 4/23/03 Alicia Judd, MSU vs. Alabama State 30-0 (5) 3/1/97 Kristen Keyes, AU vs. Georgia Tech 1-0 (10) 4/23/03 Sky Brown, SC vs. Furman 8-0 (6) 3/12/97 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Saint Mary’s 8-0 (6) 2/5/04 Trinity Johnson, SC vs. Florida 5-0 3/15/97 Aleca Johnson, SC vs. Charlotte 8-0 (5) 2/7/04 Trinity Johnson, SC vs. Winthrop 4-0 3/27/97 Erin Wright, UA vs. Lipscomb 8-0 (5) 2/13/04 Nikki Beers, SC vs. Winthrop 8-0 (6) 3/27/97 Michelle Green, UG vs. Virginia Tech 8-0 (5) 2/13/04 Trinity Johnson, SC vs. Kentucky 10-0 (5) 3/29/97 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Boston University 9-0 (5) 2/14/04 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF vs. Bethune-Cookman 6-0 4/5/97 Jennifer Wright, UA vs. North Texas 8-0 (5) 2/28/04 Trinity Johnson, SC vs. East Carolina 8-0 (5) 4/17/97 Michelle Green, UG vs. Mercer 3-0 3/24/04 Trinity Johnson, SC vs. Georgia 2-0 4/19/97 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Liberty 1-0 3/26/04 Trinity Johnson/Nikki Beers, SC vs. Auburn 9-0 (5) 5/10/97 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA vs. Ole Miss 9-0 4/3/04 Julie Steshko/Sophia Mount, LSU vs. Southern 4-0 2/14/98 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA vs. Georgia Tech 1-0 (loss) 4/13/04 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF vs. Iowa State 1-0 3/7/98 Stacey Johnson, SC vs. Furman 6-0 4/21/04 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF vs. Ole Miss 8-0 (6) 3/10/98 Kasi Carroll/Katie Griffith, UG vs. Winthrop 13-0 (5) 5/9/04 Sarah KnifeChief/Sophia Mount, LSU vs. Northwestern 8-0 3/25/98 Kelli Miller, MSU vs. La. Tech 6-0 (5) 2/4/05 Sarah KnifeChief, LSU vs. Arkansas 1-0 4/17/98 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Florida A&M 5-0 2/5/05 Ashley Lewis, LSU vs. McNeese 7-0 (6) 2/13/99 Holly Currie, AU vs. College of Charleston 9-0 (6) 2/11/05 Denisse Montalvo/Mary Petrie, AU vs. Alabama A&M 23-0 (5) 2/14/99 Megan Rhodes, UT vs. Charleston Southern 9-0 (5) 2/18/05 Joyce McMillin, SC vs. Iona 8-0 (5) 3/14/99 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Pacific 14-0 (5) 2/25/05 Jackie Beavers, UT vs. Chattanooga 8-0 (5) 4/20/99 Melissa Massey, MSU vs. St. Francis (Pa.) 7-0 3/4/05 Tammy Kincaid/Rachel Talley, ARK vs. Cal State Northridge 1-0 2/19/00 Stacey Jennings, UT vs. Morehead State 8-0 (6) 3/5/05 Megan Matthews, SC vs. Georgia State 6-0 2/19/00 Megan Rhodes, UT vs. North Carolina A&T 19-0 (5) 3/5/05 Joyce McMillin, SC vs. Georgia State 8-0 (5) 2/19/00 Michelle Green/Katie Griffith/Ashley Godfrey, UG Renise Landry, UF vs. Samford 3-0 (5) 2/20/00 vs. Charlotte 23-0 (5) 3/9/05 Natalie Price, UG vs. UAB 2-0 2/26/00 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Ole Miss 4-0 4/30/05 Jennifer Pursell, MSU vs. UMass 7-0 3/4/00 Monica Abbott, UT vs. College of Charleston 2-0 5/22/05 Jennifer Bottoms, ARK vs. Ohio State 2-0 3/4/00 Stephanie VanBrakle/Allison Moore, UA vs. Miss. Valley State 7-0 2/11/06 Shelley Laird, UA vs. LIU 10-0 (5) 3/9/00 Dani Hofer, LSU vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 15-0 (5) 2/11/06 Megan Matthews, SC vs. USF 9-1 (5) 3/11/00 Stephanie Comeaux, MSU vs. Jacksonville 8-0 (5) 2/11/06 Beth Dieter, UF vs. South Carolina 7-0 3/17/00 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Coastal Carolina 8-0 (5) 2/11/06 Renise Landry and Nicole Michael, UF vs. Florida A&M 4-0 3/28/00 Tiffany Garcia, LSU vs. Grambling State 11-0 (5) 2/15/06 Britni Sneed, LSU at Ole Miss 3-0 3/31/00 Tiffany Garcia, LSU vs. Mississippi Valley State 9-0 (5) 2/17/06 Britni Sneed, LSU vs. Louisiana Tech 6-0 4/11/00 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Oregon 1-0 2/17/06 Beth Dieter, UF vs. Georgia 2-0 5/7/00 Holly Currie, AU vs. Mercer 19-0 (5) 2/18/06 Megan Matthews, SC vs. Georgia Southern 12-0 (5) 2/6/01 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA vs. Missouri State 6-0 2/19/06 Melissa Bautista, UA vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 7-0 2/16/01 Lindsay Litteljohn, UF vs. Longwood 6-0 2/19/06 Britni Sneed/Sarah Meadors, LSU vs. East Tennessee State 9-0 (5) 2/19/01 Holly Currie, AU vs. Missouri 2-0 2/24/06 Nichole Urban/Kaili Howard, UG vs. Delaware State 10-2 (5) 3/2/01 Ragan Blake, MSU vs. Alcorn State 9-0 (5) 2/26/06 Britni Sneed/Sarah Meadors, LSU vs. Houston 13-0 (5) 3/2/01 Jessica Doucette, UG vs. UC Davis 9-0 3/4/06 Renise Landry, UF vs. LSU 4-1 3/10/01 Katy Henry, ARK vs. Centenary 1-0 3/5/06 Britni Sneed, LSU vs. Tennessee 5-0 3/17/01 Meghan Rhodes/Monica Abbott, UT vs. Hofstra 5-0 3/11/06 Britni Sneed/Sarah Meadors, LSU vs. Tennessee 9-0 (5) 3/18/01 Monica Abbott, UT vs. USF 8-0 (6) 3/11/06 Ashley Lewis, LSU at Coastal Carolina 4-0 3/28/01 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA vs. South Carolina 8-0 (5) 3/12/06 Megan Matthews, SC vs. Coastal Carolina 8-0 (5) 4/25/01 Monica Abbott/Megan Rhodes, UT vs. Tennessee Tech 8-0 (6) 3/12/06 Britni Sneed, LSU vs. Ole Miss 8-0 (6) 4/28/01 Stephanie Comeaux, MSU vs. Arkansas 5-0 3/18/06 Amanda Knowles/Brittani Houghton, UF vs. North Carolina 10-0 (5) 2/8/02 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Auburn 2-0 3/18/06 Britni Sneed, LSU vs. Western Michigan 2-0 2/10/02 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Auburn 8-0 (5) 3/19/06 Kasey Whitehead/Melissa Massey/Krystal Tillman, MSU Beth DiPietro, AU vs. Florida 2-1 3/28/06 vs. Belmont 11-0 (5) 2/13/02 Ragan Blake, MSU vs. Southern Miss. 8-0 (5) 3/30/06 Leigh Ann Ellis, UT vs. Austin Peay 4-0 (5) 2/13/02 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA vs. Kentucky 7-0 4/1/06 Stephanie Humphrey, UT vs. Appalachian State 8-0 (6) 3/1/02 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Arkansas 5-0 4/1/06 Melissa Massey, MSU vs. Nicholls State 8-0 (6) 3/8/02 Holly Currie, AU vs. Tennessee Tech 4-0 4/3/06 Britni Sneed, LSU at Tennessee 5-0 3/16/02 Holly Currie, AU vs. Ole Miss 2-0 5/6/06 Megan Matthews, SC vs. East Tennessee State 9-0 (5) 3/27/02 Chrissy Owens, UA vs. Mississippi Valley State 8-0 5/19/06 Britni Sneed, LSU vs. Southern Miss. 10-0 (5) 4/18/02 Holly Currie, AU vs. Marist 4-0 (5) 5/19/06 Megan Matthews, SC vs. Florida 1-0 4/21/02 Tiffany Garcia, LSU vs. Centenary 9-0 (5) 2/10/07 Britni Sneed, LSU at Southern Miss 1-0 4/24/02 Monica Abbott, UT vs. North Carolina 2-1 2/10/07 Britni Sneed, LSU at Ole Miss 1-0 4/28/02 Holly Curry, AU vs. Georgia State 8-0 (6) 2/14/07 Stacey Johnson/Aleca Johnson, SC vs. Coastal Carolina 4-1 5/1/02 Dani Hofer, LSU vs. Missouri State 8-0 (5) 2/16/07 Britni Sneed, LSU vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 11-0 (5) 5/4/02 Monica Abbott, UT vs. FIU 8-0 (5) 2/16/07 Michelle Green, UG vs. South Carolina 1-0 5/17/02 Kate Gaskill, UG vs. Western Kentucky 8-1 2/18/07 Kristin Schmidt, LSU vs. Baylor 1-0 2/7/03 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Cal State Northridge 9-0 2/18/07 Lacey Gardner/Laurie Davidson, UG vs. SE Louisiana 13-0 (5) 2/9/03 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Loyola Marymount 8-0 (5) 2/22/07 Michelle Green, UG vs. Boston College 11-0 (6) 2/14/03 Dani Hofer, LSU vs. Southern Miss 9-0 (5) 2/24/07 Kristin Schmidt/Tessa Lynam, LSU vs. Cal Poly 12-0 2/15/03 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Oakland 7-0 3/2/07 Lacey Gardner/Laurie Davidson, UG vs. Appalachian State 6-0 2/21/03 Melissa Hendon, SC vs. Pittsburgh 1-0 3/4/07 Michelle Green, UG vs. Appalachian State 8-0 (5) 2/23/03 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Austin Peay 2-0 3/4/07 Tessa Lynam, LSU vs. Jackson State 19-0 (5) 2/28/03 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Georgia 10-0 (5) 4/7/07 Michelle Green, UG vs. Stanford 2-0 3/1/03 Emily Turner, LSU at Arkansas 7-0 4/21/07 Kristin Schmidt, LSU vs. Jackson State 8-0 (5) 3/19/03 Blair Potter, UA vs. Kentucky 8-0 (5) 4/29/07 Stephanie Humphrey, UT vs. South Carolina 2-0 (8) 4/1/03 Monica Abbott/Megan Rhodes, UT vs. Furman 8-0 (6) 5/18/07 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 29 NO HITTERS Monica Abbott, UT vs. Hawaii 9-0 (5) 5/25/07 Carly Hummel, UM vs. Utah State 5-0 3/3/14 Monica Abbott, UT vs. Texas A&M 2-0 5/31/07 Rainey Gaffin, UT vs. Wright State 8-0 (6) 3/5/14 Kelsi Dunne, UA vs. Illinois 6-0 2/22/08 Kelsey Nunley, UK vs. Mississippi State 4-0 3/7/14 Kate Pouliot, SC vs. Bucknell 8-0 (5) 3/2/08 Marcy Harper, AU vs. Radford 9-0 (5) 3/14/14 Kate Gaskill, UG vs. South Carolina 3-0 3/15/08 Lexi Davis, AU vs. IPFW 10-0 (5) 3/14/14 Kelsi Dunne, UA vs. Ole Miss 8-0 (5) 3/30/08 Marcy Harper, AU vs. Savannah State 22-0 (5) 3/15/14 Jenee Loree, AU vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2-0 2/6/09 Carly Hummel/Shelby Jo Fenter/Madi Osias, UM vs. La. Tech 3-0 3/19/14 Christie Hamilton, UG vs. Cal State Northridge 8-0 (6) 2/7/09 Katie Marks, AM vs. Lamar 8-0 (5) 4/30/14 Cat Hosfield/Ashton Ward, UT vs. San Jose State 16-0 (5) 2/7/09 Delanie Gourley, UF vs. Florida A&M 8-0 (5) 5/16/14 Stephanie Brombacher, UF vs. Coastal Carolina 8-0 (6) 2/13/09 Chelsea Wilkinson, UG vs. NC State 8-0 (5) 5/19/14 Jenee Loree, AU vs. Austin Peay 5-0 2/21/09 Brittany Gray/Rebekah Farris, UG vs. Coppin State 9-0 (5) 2/5/15 Brittany Mack, LSU vs. Texas State 8-0 (5) 2/21/09 Sydney Littlejohn, UA vs. Eastern Kentucky 8-0 (5) 2/6/15 Stacey Nelson, UF vs. Ole Miss 4-0 3/15/09 Alexis Osorio, UA vs. Pacific 10-0 (5) 2/13/15 Chanda Bell, UK vs. Western Kentucky 1-0 3/26/09 Brittany Gray, UG vs. Indiana 9-1 (5) 2/19/15 Kelsi Dunne, UA vs. Kentucky 2-1 4/14/09 Brittany Gray/Chelsea Wilkinson, UG vs. St. Francis (Pa.) 1-0 3/1/15 Charlotte Morgan, UA vs. Georgia Tech 10-0 (6) 4/22/09 Baylee Corbello, LSU vs. Northwestern State 11-0 (5) 3/3/15 Kelsi Dunne, UA vs. Auburn 6-0 4/26/09 Sydney Littlejohn, UA vs. Ole Miss 10-0 (5) 3/8/15 Stacey Nelson, UF vs. Arkansas 6-0 4/26/09 Erin Gabriel, UT vs. Illinois State 6-0 3/10/15 Christie Hamilton/Sarah McCloud, UG at Arkansas 8-0 (6) 5/3/09 Chelsea Wilkinson/Brittany Gray, UG vs. Georgia Tech 14-0 (5) 3/18/15 Kelsi Dunne, UA vs. Jacksonville State 9-0 (5) 5/22/09 Erin Gabriel, UT vs. ETSU 10-0 (5) 3/24/15 Kelsi Dunne, UA vs. Jacksonville State 9-0 (5) 5/23/09 Alexis Silkwood, MSU vs. Southern Miss 10-0 (6) 3/25/15 Kylie Vry, MSU vs. Stephen F. Austin 5-0 2/14/10 Marcy Harper/Rachael Walters, AU vs. Appalachian State 9-0 (5) 2/11/16 Amber Matousek, UK vs. Evansville 8-0 (5) 2/26/10 Brittany Gray, UG vs. Winthrop 18-3 (5) 2/13/16 Sarah McCloud/Alison Owen, UG vs. Belmont 10-0 (5) 3/4/10 Madi Moore/Sydney Littlejohn/Alexis Osorio, UA at UAB 7-0 2/16/16 Anna Thompson, AU vs. Louisiana Tech 1-0 3/5/10 Aleshia Ocasio, UF vs. Jacksonville 6-0 2/17/16 Erin Arevalo/Katie Murphy, UG vs. Minnesota 8-0 (5) 3/6/10 Alexis Osorio, UA vs. Mercer 7-0 2/20/16 Erin Arevalo/Katie Murphy, UG vs. Middle Tenn. State 8-0 (5) 3/7/10 Meagan Prince, UK vs. South Dakota 10-0 (5) 2/20/16 Stephanie Brombacher, UF vs. USF 10-0(5) 3/25/10 Erin Rathlake, UK vs. Lipscomb 4-0 (6) 2/26/16 Ivy Renfore, UT vs. Western Carolina 11-0 (5) 4/8/10 Nickie Blue/Jessica Elliott, SC vs. W. Carolina 1-0 3/1/16 Becky Nye, UM vs. Alcorn State 8-0 (6) 5/14/10 Sydney Smith, LSU vs. Tennessee Tech 8-0 (5) 3/4/16 Brittany Barnhill, UM vs. Alcorn State 8-0 (6) 5/14/10 Meagan Prince, UK vs. Winthrop 11-0 (5) 3/5/16 Kelsi Dunne, UA vs. Jacksonville State 6-0 2/12/11 Carley Hoover, LSU vs. Tennessee Tech 16-0 (5) 3/6/16 Julie Sarratt, SC vs. Coastal Carolina 5-0 2/12/11 Delanie Gourley, UF vs. South Dakota 9-0 (5) 3/9/16 Meghan Patterson, LSU vs. Southern 12-0 (5) 2/18/11 Rachael Walters, AU at Samford 18-1 (5) 3/16/16 Chanda Bell, UK vs. Colorado State 7-0 2/25/11 Meagan Prince, UK vs. Northern Kentucky 9-0 (5) 3/22/16 Kelsi Dunne, UA at South Carolina 1-0 3/3/11 Erin Gabriel, UT vs. Jacksonville 10-0 (5) 3/22/16 Chanda Bell, UK vs. Mississippi State 8-5 (5) 3/26/11 Trinity Harrington, AM vs. Stephen F. Austin 9-0 (5) 4/6/16 Jaclyn Traina/Kelsi Dunne, UA vs. LSU 2-0 (loss) 4/10/11 Delanie Gourley, UF vs. Mississippi State 16-0 (5) 4/22/16 Ivy Renfroe, UT vs. Mississippi State 8-0 (6) 4/22/11 Regan Green/Holly Ward, MSU at Miss. Valley State 6-0 4/28/16 Kelsi Dunne, UA at Ole Miss 8-0 (5) 5/6/11 Kelly Barnhill, UF vs. Arkansas 8-0 (5) 5/8/16 Ivy Renfroe, UT vs. Liberty 8-0 (5) 5/20/11 Cassady Knudsen, MSU vs. Alcorn State 8-0 (5) 5/9/16 Jaclyn Traina, UA vs. Jackson State 8-0 5/20/11 Alexis Osorio, UA vs. Coastal Carolina 6-0 2/10/17 Jenee Loree, AU vs. Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne 2-0 2/11/12 Carley Hoover, LSU vs. Louisiana Tech 5-0 2/15/17 Stephanie Becker, MSU vs. USF 1-0 (loss) 2/14/12 Makayala Martin/Ashlee Swindle, AU vs. Yale 9-0 (5) 2/25/17 Ivy Renfroe, UT vs. Murray State 8-0 3/4/12 Jessica Elliott, SC vs. Winthrop 8-0 (5) 2/28/17 Jenee Loree, AU vs. Presbyterian 8-0 3/11/12 Delanie Gourley, UF vs. Iowa 8-0 (5) 3/2/17 Ellen Renfroe, UT vs. Furman 8-0 3/27/12 Cassady Knudsen, MSU vs. Alabama State 10-0 (5) 3/2/17 Lauren Cumbess, UK vs. Georgia 4-0 4/14/12 Alexis Osorio/Madi Moore, UA vs. Jacksonville 10-0 (5) 3/3/17 Chelsea Cohen, UA vs. Missouri State 4-0 5/2/12 Madi Moore/ Sydney Littlejohn, UA vs. Drake 10-0 (5) 3/4/17 Chanda Bell, UK vs. LSU 1-0 5/6/12 Danielle Baumgartner, MO vs. Butler 8-0 (5) 3/5/17 Ellen Renfroe, UT vs. Utah State 10-0 (5) 2/8/13 Brittany Gray/Amanda Ablan/Kylie Bass, UG vs. Delaware St. 10-0 (5) 3/12/17 Rachele Fico, LSU vs. Ohio State 7-0 2/22/13 Alexis Osorio/Madi Moore, UA vs. Georgia Southern 9-0 (5) 3/15/17 Alison Owen, MSU vs. Fordham 8-0 (5) 3/2/13 Kaylee Carlson, AU vs. Ohio State 8-0 (6) 3/18/17 Chelsea Wilkinson, UG vs. Radford 12-0 (5) 3/3/13 Delanie Gourley/Aleshia Ocasio, UF South Carolina 10-0 (5) 3/19/17 Morgan Montemayor, UG vs. North Carolina A&T 15-0 (5) 3/10/13 Kelly Barnhill, UF at Kentucky 2-0 4/16/17 Katie Henderseon, UK vs. North Carolina 18-0 (5) 3/12/13 Delanie Gourley, UF vs. Florida A&M 9-0 (5) 5/19/17 Chelsea Thomas/Lindsey Muller, MO vs. Ole Miss 11-0 (5) 3/15/13 Courtney Gettins, UA vs. Lamar 13-0 (5) 2/9/18 Chelsea Thomas/Lindsey Muller, MO vs. Ole Miss 12-0 (5) 3/17/13 Kelly Barnhill, UF vs. North Florida 9-0 (5) 2/14/18 Kimmy Beasley, ARK vs. Savannah State 10-0 (6) 3/21/13 Kylie Bass, UG vs. Samford 10-0 (6) 2/16/18 Stephanie Becker, MS vs. Ole Miss 8-0 (6) 4/4/13 Autumn Humes, UK vs. North Dakota State 2-0 2/17/18 Hannah Rogers, UF vs. Mississippi State 3-1 4/5/13 Makayla Martin, AU vs. Maryland 8-0 (5) 2/18/18 Carly Hummel, UM vs. Arkansas Pine-Bluff 8-0 (5) 4/9/13 Brittany Gray/Lauren Mathis/Mary Wilson Avant, UG Stephanie Becker, MSU vs. Ole Miss 8-0 (6) 4/14/13 vs. College of Charleston 12-0 (5) 2/23/18 Hope McLemore/Chelsea Cohen, ARK vs. Kentucky 4-0 4/20/13 Kelly Barnhill, UF vs. Iowa State 8-0 (5) 2/24/18 Hannah Rogers, UF vs. Longwood 8-0 4/21/13 Mary Haff, ARK vs. Northern Colorado 9-0 (6) 3/2/18 Chelsea Thomas, MO vs. Tennessee 2-0 5/4/13 Amanda Ablan/Kylie Bass, UG vs. Jacksonville State 7-0 3/2/18 Kelsey Nunley, UK vs. Santa Clara 6-0 2/3/14 Autumn Storms, ARK vs. Central Conn. State 7-0 3/3/18 Lauren Haeger, UF vs. Wisconsin 5-1 2/9/14 Kelly Barnhill/Aleshia Ocasio, UF vs. Baylor 4-0 3/3/18 Lauren Cumbess, UK vs. Louisiana Tech 1-0 2/14/14 Samantha Show, AM vs. Penn State 8-0 (5) 3/6/18 Chelsea Wilkinson, UG vs. Mercer 8-0 (5) 2/17/14 Alexis Osorio, UA vs. Boston College 5-0 3/9/18 Grace Moll, ARK vs. Eastern Michigan 13-0 (5) 2/21/14 Kelly Barnhill, UF vs. Kentucky 6-0 3/9/18 Hannah Rogers, UF vs. Indiana 8-0 (5) 2/22/14 Kelly Barnhill, UF vs. USF 9-0 (5) 3/21/18 Kelsee Selman, LSU vs. Jackson State 8-0 (6) 2/28/14 Aleshia Ocasio, UF vs. FIU 9-0 (5) 3/28/18 30 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS NO HITTERS Carley Hoover, LSU vs. South Alabama 4-0 4/24/18 Kelly Barnhill/Aleshia Ocasio, UF vs. Bethune-Cookman 8-0 (6) 5/18/18 Aleshia Ocasio, UF vs. Ohio State 4-0 5/20/18 Shelby Wickersham, LSU vs. Iowa 9-0 (5) 2/8/19 Kylie Bass/Alley Cutting, UG vs. Winthrop 11-0 (5) 2/16/19 Madi Norman/Eli Daniel/Summer Shockley, MO 15-0 (5) 2/23/19 vs. New Mexico State Mary Wilson Avant/Amanda Ablan, UG vs. Western Illinois 9-0 (5) 3/11/19 Madi Norman, MO vs. Oregon 8-0 (5) 4/7/19 Ashley Rogers/Matty Moss, UT at East Tennessee State 11-0 (5) 4/16/19 Kelly Barnhill, UF at Auburn 7-0 4/26/19 Kelly Barnhill/Natalie Lugo, UF vs. Boise State 8-0 (5) 5/18/19 Rylee Trlicek, UF vs. Georgia State 8-0 (5) 2/9/20 Ali Kilponen, LSU vs. Florida A&M 16-0 (5) 2/9/20 Natalie Lugo, UF vs. Jacksonville 8-0 (5) 2/19/20 Shelby Wickersham, LSU vs. Sam Houston State 12-0 (5) 2/21/20 Mary Wilson Avant, UG vs. Western Carolina 8-0 (5) 3/1/20 Annie Willis, MSU vs. Mississippi Valley State 6-0 3/6/20

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 31 SEC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Year Champion Score Runner-Up MVP Winning Coach Site 1997 South Carolina 6-0 Florida Trinity Johnson, P, South Carolina Joyce Compton Columbus, Ga. 1998 Alabama 5-4 (9) Mississippi State Autumn Anderson, P, Miss. State Kalum Haack Columbus, Ga. 1999 LSU 4-3 Arkansas Ashley Lewis, P, LSU Glenn Moore Columbus, Ga. 2000 South Carolina 1-0 (8) LSU Megan Matthews, P, South Carolina Joyce Compton Columbus, Ga. 2001 LSU 1-0 South Carolina Britni Sneed, P, LSU Yvette Girouard Chattanooga, Tenn. 2002 LSU 1-0 Georgia Britni Sneed, P, LSU Yvette Girouard Chattanooga, Tenn. 2003 Alabama 3-1 LSU Kristin Schmidt, P, LSU Patrick Murphy Plant City, Fla. 2004 LSU 4-1 Georgia Kristin Schmidt, P, LSU Yvette Girouard Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2005 Alabama 2-0 Georgia Stephanie VanBrakle, DP/UT, Alabama Patrick Murphy Gainesville, Fla. 2006 Tennessee 3-0 LSU Monica Abbott, P, Tennessee Ralph & Karen Weekly Athens, Ga. 2007 LSU 1-0 Florida Dani Hofer, P, LSU Yvette Girouard Auburn, Ala. 2008 Florida 4-1 Alabama Stacey Nelson, P, Florida Tim Walton Baton Rouge, La. 2009 Florida 8-5 Alabama Kristina Hilberth, C, Florida Tim Walton Knoxville, Tenn. 2010 Alabama 5-4 LSU Kelsi Dunne, P, Alabama Patrick Murphy Fayetteville, Ark. 2011 Tennessee 6-5 (8) Georgia Ellen Renfroe, P, Tennessee Ralph & Karen Weekly Oxford, Miss. 2012 Alabama 10-1 (5) Florida Jaclyn Traina, P, Alabama Patrick Murphy Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2013 Florida 10-4 Missouri Kristi Merritt, OF, Florida Tim Walton Lexington, Ky. 2014 Georgia 5-2 Kentucky Chelsea Wilkinson, RHP, Georgia Lu Harris-Champer Columbia, S.C. 2015 Auburn 6-5 (9) Tennessee Emily Carosone, 2B, Auburn Clint Myers Baton Rouge, La. 2016 Auburn 7-1 LSU Emily Carosone, 2B, Auburn Clint Myers Starkville, Miss. 2017 Ole Miss 5-1 LSU Kaitlin Lee, RHP, Ole Miss Mike Smith Knoxville, Tenn. 2018 Florida 3-1 South Carolina Amanda Lorenz, OF, Florida Tim Walton Columbia, Mo. 2019 Florida 2-1 Alabama Kelly Barnhill, P, Florida Tim Walton College Station, Texas 2020 *Championship was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

SEC Tournament Champions Alabama 5 1998, 2003, 2005, 2010, 2012 Tournament Finals Appearances Florida 5 2008, 2009, 2013, 2018, 2019 11 LSU 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, LSU 5 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2007 2010, 2016, 2017 Auburn 2 2015, 2016 8 Alabama 1998, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2019 South Carolina 2 1997, 2000 8 Florida 1997, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2018, 2019 Tennessee 2 2006, 2011 5 Georgia 2002, 2004, 2005, 2011, 2014 Georgia 1 2014 4 South Carolina 1997, 2000, 2001, 2018 Ole Miss 1 2017 3 Tennessee 2006, 2011, 2015 2 Auburn 2015, 2016 Most Tournament Wins 1 Arkansas 1999 LSU 43 1 Kentucky 2014 Alabama 41 1 Ole Miss 2017 Florida 32 1 Mississippi State 1998 Tennessee 27 1 Missouri 2013 Auburn 21 Georgia 21 Most Consecutive Tournament Finals South Carolina 20 6 LSU 1999-2004 Mississippi State 13 3 Alabama 2008-10 Arkansas 11 3 Florida 2007-09 Kentucky 6 2 Auburn 2015-16 Ole Miss 6 2 Georgia 2004-05 Missouri 3 2 LSU 2006-07 2 South Carolina 2000-01 Tournament Winning Percentage .652 LSU 43-23 Tournament Championship Game Records .621 Alabama 41-25 Alabama 5-3 .625 .542 Florida 32-27 Florida 5-3 .625 .529 Tennessee 27-24 LSU 5-6 .455 .488 Georgia 21-22 Auburn 2-0 1.000 .476 South Carolina 20-22 Tennessee 2-1 .667 .467 Auburn 21-24 South Carolina 2-2 .500 .462 Ole Miss 6-7 Ole Miss 1-0 1.000 .393 Arkansas 11-17 Georgia 1-4 .200 .333 Mississippi State 13-26 Arkansas 0-1 .000 .333 Missouri 3-6 Kentucky 0-1 .000 .286 Kentucky 6-15 Mississippi State 0-1 .000 .000 Texas A&M 0-6 Missouri 0-1 .000

Most Played Championship Finals Tournament Runners-Up 4 Alabama vs. Florida (2008, 2009, 2012, 2019) LSU 6 Arkansas 1 2 LSU vs. South Carolina (2000, 2001) Georgia 4 Kentucky 1 2 Georgia vs. LSU (2002, 2004) Florida 3 Mississippi State 1 2 Alabama vs. LSU (2003, 2010) Alabama 3 Missouri 1 2 Florida vs. South Carolina (1997, 2018) South Carolina 2 Tennessee 1

32 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC TOURNAMENT RESULTS 1997 2001 South Commons Stadium • Columbus, Ga. Jim Frost Stadium • Chattanooga, Tenn. Florida 6, Alabama 2 May 9 Alabama 2, Arkansas 0 May 10 Auburn2, Tennessee 0 May 9 South Carolina 5, Kentucky 1 May 10 South Carolina 6, Florida 1 May 9 Mississippi State 1, Florida 0 May 10 Auburn 4, LSU 2 May 9 LSU 6, Auburn 0 May 10 Florida 2, Tennessee 1 (8 inn.) May 10 Arkansas 1, Kentucky 0 May 11 LSU 4, Alabama 2 May 10 Auburn 4, Florida 1 May 11 South Carolina 9, Auburn 0 (5 inn.) May 10 South Carolina 2, Alabama 0 (9 inn.) May 11 Florida 4, LSU 2 May 10 LSU 2, Mississippi State 1 May 11 Florida 7, Auburn 5 May 10 Arkansas 7, Mississippi State 2 May 12 South Carolina 6, Florida 0 Champ May 11 Auburn 5, Alabama 3 May 12 South Carolina 1, Arkansas 0 (9 inn.) May 12 1998 LSU 4, Auburn 1 May 12 South Commons Stadium • Columbus, Ga. LSU 1, South Carolina 0 Champ May 13 Alabama 2, Tennessee 1 May 8 LSU 2, Arkansas 1 May 8 2002 South Carolina 2, Mississippi State 0 May 8 Jim Frost Stadium • Chattanooga, Tenn. Florida 3, Georgia 1 May 8 Alabama 2, Arkansas 1 May 9 Tennessee 2, Arkansas 1 May 8 South Carolina 11, Mississippi State 5 May 9 Mississippi State 3, Georgia 2 May 8 Georgia 4, Auburn 3 May 9 Alabama 5, LSU 3 (10 inn.) May 9 LSU 5, Florida 0 May 9 Florida 1, South Carolina 0 May 9 Mississippi State 5, Arkansas 1 May 10 LSU 8, Tennessee 1 May 9 Auburn 7, Florida 1 May 10 Mississippi State 3, South Carolina 0 May 9 South Carolina 6, Alabama 4 May 10 LSU 8, Alabama 4 May 9 LSU 2, Georgia 1 May 10 Mississippi State 1, Florida 0 May 9 Georgia 7, Mississippi State 1 May 11 Alabama 8, LSU 1 May 10 Alabama 5, Auburn 4 May 11 Mississippi State 1, Florida 0 May 10 Georgia 6, South Carolina 5 May 11 Alabama 5, Mississippi State 4 (9 inn.) Champ May 10 LSU 6, Alabama 2 May 11 Georgia 4, South Carolina 3 May 12 1999 LSU 1, Georgia 0 Champ May 12 South Commons Stadium • Columbus, Ga. Mississippi State 6, Alabama 3 May 13 2003 Tennessee 11, Florida 3 (5 inn.) May 13 Plant City Stadium • Plant City, Fla. Arkansas 4, South Carolina 1 May 13 LSU 1, Tennessee 0 (9 inn.) May 8 LSU 8, Georgia 0 (6 inn.) May 13 Alabama 4, Auburn 0 May 8 Alabama 4, Florida 1 May 14 Florida 6, South Carolina 2 May 8 South Carolina 4, Georgia 0 May 14 Georgia 3, Mississippi State 0 May 8 Tennessee 4, Mississippi State 2 May 14 Tennessee 4, Auburn 3 (9 inn.) May 9 LSU 10, Arkansas 0 (5 inn.) May 14 South Carolina 2, Mississippi State 1 May 9 Arkansas 3, Alabama 2 May 15 Alabama 3, LSU 1 May 9 Mississippi State 2, South Carolina 1 May 15 Florida 1, Georgia 0 May 9 Arkansas 3, Tennessee 2 (10 inn.) May 15 Tennessee 5, Georgia 3 (8 inn.) May 10 LSU 2, Mississippi State 0 (9 inn.) May 15 LSU 5, South Carolina 1 May 10 Arkansas 3, Tennessee 1 May 16 Alabama 3, Tennessee 2 (8 inn.) May 10 LSU 4, Arkansas 3 (10 inn.) Champ May 16 LSU 1, Florida 0 May 10 LSU 3, Florida 1 May 11 2000 Alabama 3, LSU 1 Champ May 11 South Commons Stadium • Columbus, Ga. Alabama 1, Florida 0 May 11 South Carolina 2, Kentucky 1 May 11 Arkansas 2, Mississippi State 1 May 11 LSU 8, Auburn 0 (5 inn.) May 11 Florida 2, Kentucky 0 May 12 Mississippi State 9, Auburn 3 May 12 South Carolina 4, Alabama 1 May 12 LSU 2, Arkansas 0 May 12 Arkansas 2, Florida 1 May 13 Alabama 4, Mississippi State 3 May 13 Arkansas 3, South Carolina 1 May 13 LSU 5, Alabama 2 May 13 South Carolina 2, Arkansas 1 May 14 South Carolina 1, LSU 0 (8 inn.) Champ May 14 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 33 SEC TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2004 2009 Alabama Softball Complex • Tuscaloosa, Ala. Sherri Parker Lee Stadium • Knoxville, Tenn. Mississippi State 8, Tennessee 2 May 13 Kentucky 2, Georgia 0 1st May 7 Georgia 7, Florida 1 May 13 Alabama 8, Arkansas 0 (5 inn.) 1st May 7 LSU 2, South Carolina 0 May 13 Florida 3, Auburn 0 1st May 7 Alabama 7, Auburn 1 May 13 Tennessee 6, LSU 5 1st May 7 Tennessee 7, Florida 5 May 14 Alabama 2, Kentucky 1 (8 inn.) Semis May 8 Auburn 2, South Carolina 0 May 14 Florida 11, Tennessee 3 (5 inn.) Semis May 8 Georgia 11, Mississippi State 2 (5 inn.) May 14 Florida 8, Alabama 5 Champ May 9 LSU 2, Alabama 1 May 14 Tennessee 1, Alabama 0 May 15 2010 Auburn 4, Mississippi State 3 May 15 Bogle Park • Fayetteville, Ark. Georgia 4, Tennessee 0 (10 inn.) May 15 LSU 2, Kentucky 1 1st May 13 Auburn 2, LSU 0 May 15 Florida 9, Auburn 1 (5 inn.) 1st May 13 LSU 1, Auburn 0 May 16 Tennessee 6, Georgia 4 1st May 13 LSU 4, Georgia 1 Champ May 16 Alabama 9, Arkansas 0 (5 inn.) 1st May 13 LSU 9, Florida 1 Semis May 14 2005 Alabama 4, Tennessee 3 Semis May 14 UF Softball Stadium • Gainesville, Fla. Alabama 5, LSU 4 Champ May 15 Auburn 8, South Carolina 0 (5 inn.) May 12 Alabama 5, Mississippi State 0 May 12 2011 Tennessee 4, Florida 0 May 12 Ole Miss Softball Complex • Oxford, Miss. Georgia 2, LSU 1 May 12 Tennessee 4, Kentucky 1 1st May 12 Mississippi State 4, South Carolina 1 May 13 Auburn 6, Florida 2 1st May 12 LSU 9, Florida 1 (6 inn.) May 13 Georgia 9, LSU 0 (5 inn.) 1st May 12 Alabama 9, Auburn 5 May 13 Alabama 5, Mississippi State 1 1st May 12 Georgia 5, Tennessee 3 May 13 Tennessee 2, Auburn 1 Semis May 13 Tennessee 3, Mississippi State 0 May 14 Georgia 4, Alabama 2 Semis May 13 Auburn 4, LSU 3 May 14 Tennessee 6, Georgia 5 (8 inn.) Champ May 14 Tennessee 3, Alabama 1 May 14 Georgia 7, Auburn 3 May 14 2012 Alabama 3, Tennessee 0 May 15 Rhoads Stadium • Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama 2, Georgia 0 Champ May 15 Florida 1, LSU 0 1st May 10 Tennessee 2, Auburn 1 1st May 10 2006 Georgia 6, Kentucky 4 1st May 10 Georgia Softball Stadium • Athens, Ga. Alabama 5, Mississippi State 2 1st May 10 Tenessee 6, Florida 0 1st May 11 Florida 2, Tennessee 1 (8 inn.) Semis May 11 Alabama 6, Ole Miss 0 1st May 11 Alabama 1, Georgia 0 Semis May 11 Georgia 2, Arkansas 0 1st May 11 Alabama 10, Florida 1 (5 inn.) Champ May 12 LSU 4, Auburn 1 1st May 11 Tennessee 2, Alabama 1 Semis May 12 2013 LSU 5, Georgia 0 Semis May 12 John Cropp Stadium • Lexington, Ky. Tennessee 3, LSU 0 Champ May 13 Alabama 10, Texas A&M 9 1st May 8 South Carolina 6, Kentucky 3 1st May 8 2007 Florida 8, Alabama 4 2nd May 9 Jane B. Moore Field • Auburn, Ala. Georgia 7, LSU 0 2nd May 9 Alabama 3, Georgia 2 (9 inn.) 1st May 10 Tennessee 5, South Carolina 0 2nd May 9 LSU 2, South Carolina 1 (10 inn.) 1st May 10 Missouri 8, Arkansas 0 (5 inn.) 2nd May 9 Florida 3, Mississippi State 0 1st May 10 Florida 9, Georgia 5 Semis May 10 Tennessee 6, Ole Miss 0 1st May 10 Missouri 3, Tennessee 0 Semis May 10 LSU 4, Alabama 1 Semis May 11 Florida 10, Missouri 4 Champ May 11 Florida 1, Tennessee 0 Semis May 11 LSU 1, Florida 0 (9 inn). Champ May 12 2014 Carolina Softball Stadium • Columbia, S.C. 2008 Kentucky 4, Mississippi State 3 (9 inn.) 1st May 7 Tiger Park • Baton Rouge, La. Auburn 7, South Carolina 5 1st May 7 Tennessee 5, Georgia 2 1st May 8 LSU 6, Missouri 0 2nd May 8 Florida 1, Ole Miss 0 1st May 8 Kentucky 2, Tennessee 0 2nd May 8 Alabama 1, Mississippi State 0 1st May 8 Georgia 2, Florida 0 2nd May 8 LSU 4, Auburn 0 1st May 8 Alabama 8, Auburn 4 2nd May 8 Florida 6, Tennessee 1 Semis May 9 Kentucky 4, LSU 3 (9 inn.) Semis May 9 Alabama 7, LSU 4 Semis May 9 Georgia 5, Alabama 3 Semis May 9 Florida 4, Alabama 1 Champ May 10 Georgia 5, Kentucky 2 Champ May 10

34 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2015 2019 John Cropp Stadium • Lexington, Ky. Davis Diamond • College Station, Texas Missouri 9, Mississippi State 0 (6 inn.) 1st May 6 Mississippi State 3, Texas A&M 2 1st May 8 Georgia 11, Ole Miss (5 inn.) 1st May 6 Florida 6, South Carolina 5 1st May 8 South Carolina 6, Texas A&M 3 1st May 6 Auburn 3, Missouri 0 1st May 8 Tennessee 5, Kentucky 4 1st May 6 Georgia 4, Arkansas 1 1st May 9 Auburn 5, Missouri 2 2nd May 7 Ole Miss 9, Mississippi State 4 1st May 9 Alabama 2, Georgia 1 2nd May 7 Florida 3, LSU 0 2nd May 9 Florida 10, South Carolina 1 (5 inn.) 2nd May 7 Auburn 2, Tennessee 0 2nd May 9 Tennessee 7, LSU 5 2nd May 7 Alabama 2, Georgia 1 (8 inn.) 2nd May 9 Auburn 7, Alabama 1 Semis May 8 Kentucky 8, Ole Miss 0 (5 inn.) 2nd May 10 Tennessee 2, Florida 1 Semis May 8 Florida 3, Auburn 0 Semis May 10 Auburn 6, Tennessee 5 (9 inn.) Champ May 9 Alabama 6, Kentucky 3 Semis May 10 Florida 2, Alabama 1 Champ May 11 2016 Nusz Park • Starkville, Miss. 2020 South Carolina 7, Missouri 4 (8 inn.) 1st May 11 cancelled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic LSU 5, Texas A&M 4 1st May 11 Ole Miss 4, Georgia 2 1st May 11 Alabama 7, Mississippi State 5 1st May 11 Tennessee 5, South Carolina 1 2nd May 12 LSU 3, Kentucky 1 2nd May 12 Florida 1, Ole Miss 0 2nd May 12 Auburn 6, Alabama 4 2nd May 13 LSU 3, Tennessee 1 (8 inn.) Semis May 13 Auburn 2, Florida 1 Semis May 13 Auburn 7, LSU 1 Champ May 14

2017 Sherri Parker Lee Stadium • Knoxville, Tenn. Alabama 4, Arkansas 1 1st May 10 Ole Miss 2, Mississippi State 1 1st May 10 Kentucky 7, South Carolina 3 1st May 10 LSU 6, Missouri 5 1st May 10 Alabama 2, Texas A&M 1 (10 inn.) 2nd May 11 Ole Miss 2, Florida 0 2nd May 11 Auburn 2, Kentucky 0 2nd May 11 LSU 6, Tennessee 2 2nd May 11 Ole Miss 4, Alabama 1 Semis May 13 LSU 6, Auburn 0 Semis May 13 Ole Miss 5, LSU 1 Champ May 13

2018 Mizzou Softball Stadium • Columbia, Mo. Mississippi State 2, Texas A&M 0 1st May 9 Arkansas 3, Kentucky 1 1st May 9 LSU 4, Ole Miss 1 1st May 9 Alabama 6, Auburn 4 1st May 9 South Carolina 3, Mississippi State 1 2nd May 10 Arkansas 8, Georgia 3 2nd May 10 Tennessee 1, LSU 0 2nd May 10 Florida 5, Alabama 2 2nd May 10 South Carolina 3, Arkansas 1 Semis May 11 Florida 10, Tennessee 2 (5 inn.) Semis May 11 Florida 3, South Carolina 1 Champ May 12

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 35 SEC TOURNAMENT SEEDS UA ARK AU UF UG UK LSU UM MSU MO SC UT TAMU Year Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed Seed 1997 4 6 5 2 1 3 1998 3 7 1 8 2 4 5 6 1999 3 5 7 8 1 6 4 2 2000 3 4 8 6 2 1 5 7 2001 3 6 8 5 7 1 4 2 2002 3 6 5 8 4 1 7 2 2003 2 7 5 1 3 8 4 6 2004 5 4 6 3 1 7 8 2 2005 2 3 5 1 8 7 6 4 2006 1 7 6 5 2 3 8 4 2007 3 4 6 2 8 5 7 1 2008 2 6 1 5 3 8 7 4 2009 2 7 8 1 3 6 4 5 2010 1 8 7 2 4 6 3 5 2011 1 7 2 5 6 4 8 3 2012 1 7 3 4 5 6 8 2 2013 8 6 1 5 7 4 3 10 2 9 2014 1 9 4 5 7 6 10 3 8 2 2015 3 2 1 6 12 4 11 10 7 9 5 8 2016 5 4 1 8 2 7 9 12 6 11 3 10 2017 5 12 2 1 7 6 8 9 11 10 3 4 2018 8 7 9 1 2 10 5 12 11 3 4 6 2019 1 9 10 6 8 4 3 5 12 7 11 2 13 2020 *Championship was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Seed Records Year No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. 11 No. 12 No. 13 1997 3-0 1-2 0-2 0-2 4-2 2-2 1998 2-2 3-2 4-1 4-2 1-2 1-2 0-2 0-2 1999 4-0 2-2 1-2 1-2 4-2 2-2 0-2 0-2 2000 3-1 0-2 2-2 3-2 1-2 1-2 4-1 0-2 2001 4-0 3-1 1-2 1-2 0-2 2-2 0-2 2-2 2002 4-0 2-2 2-2 4-2 1-2 0-2 1-2 0-2 2003 1-2 4-0 4-2 1-2 2-2 2-2 0-2 0-2 2004 4-1 2-2 3-1 3-2 1-2 0-2 1-2 0-2 2005 3-1 4-1 2-2 3-2 0-2 0-2 1-2 1-2 2006 1-1 1-1 2-1 3-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2007 1-1 3-0 1-1 2-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2008 3-0 2-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2009 3-0 2-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 2010 3-0 1-1 2-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2011 1-1 0-1 3-0 0-1 2-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 2012 3-0 1-1 2-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2013 3-0 1-1 2-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 2014 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 3-0 1-1 3-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 2015 1-1 3-0 1-1 0-1 3-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2016 1-1 0-1 1-1 3-0 1-1 0-1 3-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 2017 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 2-1 3-1 1-1 4-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 2018 3-0 0-1 2-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 2-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 2019 2-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 4-0 0-1 1-1 0-1 2-1 0-1 1-1 0-1 2020 *Championship was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic Totals 54-15 36-26 36-29 32-30 30-31 20-31 18-29 10-29 3-7 3-7 2-5 1-5 0-1

Last Time a Seed Won Tournament Last Time a Seed Reached Championship Game 1 2018 Florida 1 2019 Alabama (L) 2 2015 Auburn 2 2015 Auburn (W) 3 2011 Tennessee 3 2018 South Carolina (L) 4 2016 Auburn 4 2016 Auburn (W) 5 2014 Georgia 5 2015 Tennessee (L) 6 2019 Florida 6 2019 Florida (W) 7 2000 South Carolina 7 2016 LSU (L) 8 2017 Ole Miss 8 2017 Ole Miss (W) 9 Never 9 Never 10 Never 10 Never 11 Never 11 Never 12 Never 12 Never

36 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC TOURNAMENT ATTENDANCE Year Champion Site Attendance Average Sessions 1997 South Carolina Columbus, Ga. 4,091 818 5 1998 Alabama Columbus, Ga. 9,123 1303 7 1999 LSU Columbus, Ga. 4,664 666 7 2000 South Carolina Columbus, Ga. 3,970 567 7 2001 LSU Chattanooga, Tenn. 4,796 685 7 2002 LSU Chattanooga, Tenn. 4,839 691 7 2003 Alabama Plant City, Fla. 3,886 555 7 2004 LSU Tuscaloosa, Ala. 5,108 851 6^ 2005 Alabama Gainesville, Fla. 2,297 574 4 dates 2006 Tennessee Athens, Ga. 1,354 451 3 dates; 193 p/game* 2007 LSU Auburn, Ala. 3,307 827 4; 472 p/game 2008 Florida Baton Rouge, La. 4,892 1,223 4; 699 p/game 2009 Florida Knoxville, Tenn. 4,182 1,046 4; 597 p/game 2010 Alabama Fayetteville, Ark. 4,477 1,119 4; 640 p/game 2011 Tennessee Oxford, Miss. 4,363 1,090 4; 623 p/game 2012 Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 10,044 2,511 4; 1,435 p/game 2013 Florida Lexington, Ky. 12,043 2,408 5; 1,338 p/game! 2014 Georgia Columbia, S.C. 6,525 1,305 5; 725 p/game 2015 Auburn Baton Rouge, La. 10,340 1,723 6; 940 p/game% 2016 Auburn Starkville, Miss. 9,503 1,583 6; 864 p/game 2017 Ole Miss Knoxville, Tenn. 13,739 2,290 6; 1,249 p/game 2018 Florida Columbia, Mo. 9,152 1,525 6; 832 p/game 2019 Florida College Station, Texas 11,024 1,575 7; 919 p/game& 2020 *Championship was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

*-The tournament went to single-elimination in 2006, playing seven total games in three days ^-Attendance figure for Session 7 is not recorded !-Tournament expanded to 10 teams in 2013 % - Tournament expanded to 12 teams in 2015 & - Tournament expanded to 13 teams in 2019

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 37 SEC TOURNAMENT COACHES SEC Tournament Titles by Coach Tim Walton, Florida 5 2008, 2009, 2013, 2018, 2019 Patrick Murphy, Alabama 4 2003, 2005, 2010, 2012 Yvette Girouard, LSU 4 2001, 2002, 2004, 2007 Clint Myers, Auburn 2 2015, 2016 Joyce Compton, South Carolina 2 1997, 2000 Ralph & Karen Weekly, Tennessee 2 2006, 2011 Kalum Haack, Alabama 1 1998 Lu Harris-Champer, Georgia 1 2014 Glenn Moore, LSU 1 1999 Mike Smith, Ole Miss 1 2017

SEC Tournament Coaching Records South Carolina Tourneys Record Titles Alabama Tourneys Record Titles Joyce Compton 10 15-15 2 Kalum Haack 2 4-3 1 Beverly Smith 7 5-7 0 Patrick Murphy 21 37-23 4 Totals 17 20-22 2 Totals 23 41-26 5 Tennessee Tourneys Record Titles Arkansas Tourneys Record Titles Jim Beitia 3 3-6 0 Carrie Dever-Boaz 5 9-10 0 Ralph & Karen Weekly 15 24-18 2 Jamie Pinkerton 2 0-2 0 Totals 23 27-24 2 Mike Larabee 2 0-2 0 Courtney Deifel 3 2-3 0 Texas A&M Tourneys Record Titles Totals 12 11-17 0 Jo Evans 6 0-6 0 Totals 6 0-6 0 Auburn Tourneys Record Titles Tina Deese 13 11-20 0 Clint Myers 4 8-2 2 Mickey Dean 2 2-2 0 Winningest Coaches in SEC Tournament Totals 19 21-24 2 (Based on Total Wins) Coach, School Record Pct. Florida Tourneys Record Titles Patrick Murphy, Alabama 37-23 .617 Larry Ray 4 7-8 0 Yvette Girouard, LSU 25-10 .714 Karen Johns 5 2-10 0 Ralph & Karen Weekly, Tennessee 24-18 .571 Tim Walton 14 23-9 5 Tim Walton, Florida 23-9 .719 Totals 23 32-27 5 Lu Harris-Champer, Georgia 21-18 .538 Joyce Compton, South Carolina 15-15 .500 Georgia Tourneys Record Titles Tina Deese, Auburn 11-20 .355 Alleen Hawkins 2 0-4 0 Carrie Dever-Boaz, Arkansas 9-10 .474 Lu Harris-Champer 17 21-18 1 Kathy Arendsen, Mississippi State 9-10 .474 Totals 19 21-22 1 Clint Myers, Auburn 8-2 .800

Kentucky Tourneys Record Titles Beth Pruit 2 0-4 0 Rachel Lawson 11 6-11 0 Totals 13 6-15 0

LSU Tourneys Record Titles Cathy Compton 2 4-4 0 Glenn Moore 2 7-1 1 Yvette Girouard 11 25-10 4 Beth Torina 8 8-8 0 Totals 23 44-23 5

Ole Miss Tourneys Record Titles Missy Dickerson 3 0-3 0 Mike Smith 5 6-4 1 Totals 8 6-7 1

Mississippi State Tourneys Record Titles Kathy Arendsen 5 9-10 0 Jay Miller 6 2-9 0 Vann Steudeman 7 2-7 0 Totals 18 13-26 0

Missouri Tourneys Record Titles Ehren Earleywine 5 3-5 0 Larissa Anderson 1 0-1 0 Totals 6 3-6 0

38 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC TOURNAMENT RECORDS Individual Records Home Runs Earned Run Average (minimum 7 IP) Batting Average (minimum 2 AB per game) Player, Team No. Year Player, Team ERA Year Player, Team Avg. Year 1. 20 tied at...... 2 1. Cayla Drotar, SC...... 0.00 2018 1. Tina Iosefa, UG...... 1.000 2016 Alexis Osorio, UA ...... 0.00 2015 2. Paige Wilson, UG...... 0.833 2012 Walks Ashley Czechner, LSU . . . . . 0.00 2014 3. Jenna Stark, AM ...... 0.750 2013 Player, Team No. Year Chrissy Owens, UA...... 0.00 2006 Kara Dill, UK...... 0.750 2011 1. Claire Jenkins, UA...... 6 2019 Monica Abbott, UT ...... 0.00 2006 Megan Wiggins, UG. . . . . 0.750 2010 Kendyl Lindaman, UF...... 6 2019 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA. . . . 0.00 2003 Kelley Montalvo, UA . . . . . 0.750 2006 Kayli Kvistad, UF...... 6 2018 Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 0.00 2001 Kendra McCutcheon, SC. . . .0.750 1997 4. Kasey Cooper, AU...... 5 2016 Renise Landry, UF...... 0.00 2000 8. Laura Trout, UG...... 0.714 2011 Christy Connor, LSU ...... 5 2003 Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 0.00 2000 Molly Johnson, UK...... 0.714 2009 Jen Cirigliano, ARK...... 5 1999 Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 0.00 1999 10. 16 tied at...... 0.667 Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 5 1998 Britni Sneed, LSU...... 0.00 1999 Buffy Walker, UT...... 0.00 1997 At-Bats Total Bases Player, Team No. Year Player, Team No. Year Appearances 1. Dana Gulick, ARK...... 22 1999 1. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 17 2002 Player, Team No. Year Karrie Rider, MSU...... 22 1998 2. Carrie Moreman, UA...... 16 1998 1. Tammy Kincaid, ARK...... 6 1999 3. Danica Howlett, ARK...... 21 1999 3. Meghan Gregg, UT...... 14 2015 Autumn Anderson, MSU...... 6 1998 Jen Cirigliano, ARK...... 21 1999 Christian Stokes, UK ...... 14 2014 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 6 1997 Keri McCallum, MSU...... 21 1998 Shannon McKeon, UG...... 14 2004 4. Kristen Keyes, AU ...... 5 2004 Michelle Gates, MSU...... 21 1998 Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 5 2003 Stolen Bases Megan Matthews, SC...... 5 2000 Runs Scored Player, Team No. Year Rachel Talley, ARK...... 5 1999 Player, Team No. Year 1. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 5 2002 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 5 1998 1. Adrianna Bagetta, SC ...... 7 2002 2. Jennifer Fenton, UA...... 4 2012 Penny Cope, UA ...... 5 1998 2. Emily Carosone, AU...... 6 2015 Kayla Braud, UA...... 4 2010 Megan Geer, UT...... 6 2015 4. Merris Schroder, UA ...... 3 2019 Complete Games Ashley Griffin, AU...... 6 2005 Elissa Brown, UA...... 3 2017 Player, Team No. Year Nicole Barber, UG ...... 6 2002 Dee Douglas, LSU...... 3 2000 1. Megan Matthews, SC...... 5 2000 6. Amanda Lorenz, UF...... 5 2018 Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 3 2000 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 5 1998 Kayla Braud, UA...... 5 2012 Dee Douglas, LSU...... 3 1998 Autumn Anderson, MSU...... 5 1998 Jennifer Fenton, UA...... 5 2012 Michelle Gates, MSU...... 3 1998 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 5 1997 Aja Paculba, UF ...... 5 2009 5. Kaitlin Lee, UM...... 4 2017 Shannon Anderson, AU...... 5 2002 Sacrifice Hits Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 4 2003 Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 5 1998 Player, Team No. Year Megan Matthews, SC...... 4 2001 Jodi Otten, LSU...... 5 1998 1. Jennifer Reach, UA ...... 4 2003 Tammy Kincaid, ARK...... 4 1999 2. Katie Lewis, UG...... 3 2004 Hits Elisha Humphrey, UT...... 3 2003 Shutouts Player, Team No. Year Katie Lewis, UG...... 3 2002 Player, Team No. Year 1. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 12 2002 Brittney Ezell, UA...... 3 1998 1. Autumn Anderson, MSU. . . . . 2.5 1998 2. Kristi Durant, UT...... 9 2003 Jennifer Page, AU...... 3 1997 2. Kelly Barnhill, UF...... 2.0 2019 Adrianna Bagetta, SC ...... 9 2002 Bobbie Molyneux, UF...... 3 1997 Monica Abbott, UT ...... 2.0 2006 4. Sarah Fekete, UT...... 8 2006 Chanda Lee, SC...... 3 1997 Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 2.0 2004 Michelle Green, UG ...... 8 2002 Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 2.0 2003 Joyce McMillin, SC ...... 8 2000 Victories Megan Matthews, SC...... 2.0 2001 Ashley Boone, UF ...... 8 1998 Player, Team No. Year Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 2.0 1998 1. Kaitlin Lee, UM...... 4-0 2017 8. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 1.5 2002 Runs Batted In Megan Matthews, SC...... 4-1 2000 Britni Sneed, LSU...... 1.5 1999 Player, Team No. Year Autumn Anderson, MSU. . . . . 4-2 1998 Trinity Johnson, SC ...... 1.5 1997 1. Kaila Hunt, UA...... 7 2012 Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 4-2 1997 Shannon McKeon, UG...... 7 2004 4. Kelly Barnhill, UF...... 3-0 2019 Strikeouts Aly Sartini, ARK...... 7 1999 Chelsea Wilkinson, UG. . . . . 3-0 2014 Player, Team No. Year Dee Douglas, LSU...... 7 1999 Kelsey Nunley, UK...... 3-0 2014 1. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 37 2002 Tara Asbill, LSU...... 7 1998 Ellen Renfroe, UT...... 3-0 2011 2. Megan Matthews, SC...... 33 2001 6. Nine tied at...... 6 Kelsi Dunne, UA ...... 3-0 2010 3. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 32 2003 Stacey Nelson, UF...... 3-0 2009 4. Britni Sneed, LSU...... 31 2001 Doubles Britni Sneed, LSU...... 3-0 2002 5. Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 28 1998 Player, Team No. Year Britni Sneed, LSU...... 3-0 2001 6. Kelly Barnhill, UF...... 24 2019 1. Rachel Mitchell, LSU ...... 3 2007 Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 3-0 1999 Erin Gabriel, UT ...... 24 2015 Michelle Green, UG ...... 3 2002 Penny Cope, UA...... 3-0 1998 8. Chelsea Wilkinson, UG. . . . . 23 2014 Joyce McMillin, SC ...... 3 2000 Kristen Keyes, AU ...... 3-1 2004 Emily Turner, LSU ...... 23 2006 Jen Cirigliano, ARK...... 3 1999 Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 3-1 2004 Shaunte Fremin, LSU...... 3 1999 Megan Matthews, SC...... 3-1 2001 Innings Pitched 6. 37 tied at...... 2 Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 3-2 2003 Player, Team No. Year Tammy Kincaid, ARK...... 3-2 1999 1. Autumn Anderson, MSU. . . . .42.2 1998 Triples 2. Chelsey Sakizzie, UF ...... 37.2 1997 Player, Team No. Year 3. Megan Matthews, SC...... 36.0 2000 1. Nicole Barber, UG ...... 2 2002 4. Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 33.1 2003 Dee Douglas, LSU...... 2 1999 5. Megan Matthews, SC...... 32.0 2001 3. 28 tied at...... 1 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 39 SEC TOURNAMENT RECORDS Fewest Earned Runs Allowed (minimum 7 IP) Team Records Home Runs Player, Team No. Year Batting Average Team No. Year 1. Cayla Drotar, SC...... 0 2018 Team Avg. Year 1. Florida...... 6 2009 Alexis Osorio, UA ...... 0 2015 1. South Carolina...... 0.387 1997 Alabama...... 6 1998 Ashley Czechner, LSU ...... 0 2014 2. South Carolina...... 0.373 2002 3. Florida...... 5 2018 Chrissy Owens, UA...... 0 2006 3. Alabama...... 0.356 2010 Tennessee...... 5 2015 Monica Abbott, UT ...... 0 2006 4. Kentucky...... 0.353 2019 5. Auburn...... 4 2014 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA. . . . . 0 2003 5. Mississippi State...... 0.345 2019 Kentucky...... 4 2014 Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 0 2001 Alabama...... 4 2010 Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 0 2000 At-Bats Georgia...... 4 2004 Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 0 1999 Team No. Year South Carolina...... 4 2002 Buffy Walker, UT...... 0 1997 1. Arkansas...... 166 1999 South Carolina...... 4 1999 2. Mississippi State...... 159 1998 Fewest Hits Allowed (minimum 7 IP) Florida...... 159 1997 Walks Player, Team No. Year 4. Georgia...... 158 2002 Team No. Year 1. Alexis Osorio, UA ...... 2 2017 5. Alabama...... 156 1998 1. LSU ...... 21 2003 Alexis Osorio, UA ...... 2 2015 LSU ...... 21 2002 Baylee Corbello, LSU...... 2 2014 Runs Scored 3. Alabama...... 19 2019 Kelsi Dunne, UA ...... 2 2011 Team No. Year Florida...... 19 2018 Ashley Lewis, LSU...... 2 2001 1. South Carolina...... 25 2002 5. Florida...... 16 2019 Melissa Bautista, UA ...... 2 2000 2. LSU ...... 24 1999 6. Kentucky...... 15 2014 6. Aleshia Ocasio, UF...... 3 2018 Alabama...... 24 1998 7. Tennessee...... 14 2015 Trinity Harrington, AM...... 3 2018 4. Georgia...... 23 2004 Alabama...... 14 1998 Chrissy Owens, UA...... 3 2006 5. Florida...... 22 2009 9. Auburn...... 13 2015 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA. . . . . 3 2003 Georgia...... 22 2002 Alabama...... 13 2012 10. Marcy Harper, AU...... 4 2015 LSU ...... 22 1998 Alabama...... 13 2010 Ashley Czechner, LSU ...... 4 2014 Alabama...... 13 2004 Melissa Massey, MSU ...... 4 2003 Hits Kristin Schmidt, LSU...... 4 2002 Team No. Year Strikeouts Renise Landry, UF...... 4 2000 Team No. Year 1. South Carolina...... 44 2002 Britni Sneed, LSU...... 4 2000 Florida...... 44 1997 1. Georgia...... 44 2002 3. Alabama...... 42 1998 2. Tennessee...... 35 2015 Fewest Walks Allowed (minimum 7 IP) 4. Georgia...... 41 2002 3. Florida...... 33 1997 Player, Team No. Year 5. Mississippi State...... 39 1998 4. Kentucky...... 29 2014 1. Aleshia Ocasio, UF...... 0 2018 5. Florida...... 28 2003 Allie Walljasper, LSU...... 0 2018 Runs Batted In LSU ...... 28 2003 Makayla Martin, AU...... 0 2016 Team No. Year Matty Moss, UT...... 0 2016 Stolen Bases 1. South Carolina...... 24 2002 Marcy Harper, AU...... 0 2015 Team No. Year 2. Georgia...... 23 2011 Melanie Henkes, SC ...... 0 2003 3. Florida...... 22 2009 1. Georgia...... 10 2002 4. LSU ...... 21 1998 2. Alabama...... 8 2012 Putouts Alabama...... 21 1998 3. LSU ...... 7 2000 Player, Team No. Year 6. Tennessee...... 20 2011 4. Ole Miss...... 6 2017 1. Ginger Jones, UA ...... 57 1998 Georgia...... 20 2004 Georgia...... 6 2015 2. Jen Cirigliano, ARK...... 52 1999 Alabama...... 6 2010 Doubles Florida...... 6 1997 Assists Team No. Year Player, Team No. Year Sacrifice Hits 1. Florida...... 7 2019 Team No. Year 1. Kelly Kretschman, UA...... 24 1998 LSU ...... 7 2000 3. LSU ...... 6 2007 1. Auburn...... 7 2003 Errors Georgia...... 6 2004 Florida...... 7 1997 Player, Team No. Year Tennessee...... 6 2004 Florida...... 7 1998 1. Andrea Smith, LSU...... 4 2006 South Carolina...... 6 2002 Mississippi State...... 7 1998 Elisha Humphrey, UT...... 4 2003 South Carolina...... 6 2000 5. Six tied at...... 6 Brittney Ezell, UA...... 4 1998 Mississippi State...... 6 1999 Kelli Glass, UT ...... 4 1998 LSU ...... 6 1999 Alabama...... 6 1998 Double Plays Player, Team No. Year Triples 1. Shemiah Sanchez, LSU...... 3 2017 Team No. Year Candice Fode 1. Alabama...... 4 1998 & Tracy Reidhead, UT ...... 3 1997 2. Florida...... 2 2009 Georgia...... 2 2002 LSU ...... 2 2002 LSU ...... 2 2000 LSU ...... 2 1999 South Carolina...... 2 1997

40 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC TOURNAMENT RECORDS Victories Fewest Walks Allowed Team No. Year Team No. Year 1. Florida...... 4-0 2019 1. LSU ...... 0 2018 Ole Miss...... 4-0 2017 Florida...... 0 2017 Alabama...... 4-0 2003 Arkansas...... 0 2006 LSU ...... 4-0 2002 4. Texas A&M...... 1 2018 LSU ...... 4-0 2001 Auburn...... 1 2017 LSU ...... 4-0 1999 Ole Miss...... 1 2017 7. LSU ...... 4-1 2004 Arkansas...... 1 2017 South Carolina...... 4-1 2000 Tennessee...... 1 2017 Alabama...... 4-1 1998 South Carolina...... 1 2017 South Carolina...... 1 2000 Earned Run Average South Carolina...... 1 1999 Team ERA Year Tennessee...... 1 1997 1. Florida...... 0.00 2017 Alabama...... 0.00 2006 LSU ...... 0.00 1999 4. LSU ...... 0.88 2014 5. LSU ...... 0.25 2001 6. LSU ...... 0.26 2000 7. Tennessee...... 0.33 2006 8. South Carolina...... 0.37 1997 9. South Carolina...... 0.44 2001

Complete Games Team No. Year 1. LSU ...... 5 2003 South Carolina...... 5 2000 Florida...... 5 1998 Mississipi State ...... 5 1998 Florida...... 5 1997

Shutouts Team No. Year 1. LSU ...... 3.0 1999 Mississippi State...... 3.0 1998 3. 11 tied at...... 2.0

Innings Pitched Team No. Year 1. Arkansas...... 45.0 1999 2. Mississippi State...... 43.2 1998 3. LSU ...... 42.0 2003 4. Georgia...... 41.1 2002 5. Florida...... 41.0 1997

Fewest Earned Runs Allowed Team No. Year 1. Florida...... 0 2017 Alabama...... 0 2010 Alabama...... 0 2006 LSU ...... 0 1999 5. 11 tied at...... 1

Fewest Hits Allowed Team No. Year 1. Texas A&M...... 3 2018 2. Arkansas...... 4 2006 3. Texas A&M...... 5 2017 Missouri...... 5 2017 Missouri...... 5 2015 Georgia...... 5 2015 Florida...... 5 2014 Kentucky...... 5 2010 9. Kentucky...... 6 2015 LSU ...... 6 2014 Georgia...... 6 2010

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 41 SEC TOURNAMENT SUPERLATIVES Runs Scored - Individual Game Appearances - Individual Walks Allowed - Team 3 10 times. Last: Amanda Lorenz, Florida vs. 6 Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida (1997) 9 Three times. Last: Tennessee vs. Florida Tennessee (5/11/2018) (5/11/2018) Games Started - Individual RBI - Individual Game 5 4 Times. Last: Kristin Schmidt, LSU (2004) Hit Batters - Team 5 3 times. Last: Nicole DeWitt, Florida vs. 8 Kentucky vs. Mississippi State (5/7/2014) Tennessee (5/11/2018) Consecutive Scoreless Innings - Individual 20 Megan Matthews, USC (2000-2001) Putouts - Team Hits - Individual Game 30 5 times. Last: Alabama vs. Texas A&M 4 8 times. Last: Emily Carosone, Auburn vs. Consecutive Wins - Team (5/11/2017) Tennessee (5/9/2015) 9 LSU (2001-2003) Assists - Team Doubles - Individual Game Games Played - Team 19 Arkansas vs. Tennessee (5/13/1999) 2 8 times. Last: Katie Reed, Kentucky vs. Ole Miss 6 Florida (1997), Mississippi State (1998), (5/10/2019) Arkansas (1999), Georgia (2002), LSU (2003) Errors - Team 6 2 times. Last: Florida vs. LSU (5/13/2005) Triples - Individual Game Longest Game - Innings 2 Dee Douglas, LSU vs. Georgia (5/13/1999) 10 Alabama 5, LSU 3 (5/9/1998) Double Plays - Team Arkansas 3, Tennessee 2 (5/15/1999) 3 LSU vs. South Carolina (5/10/2003) Home Runs - Individual Game LSU 4, Arkansas 3 (5/16/1999) 2 3 times. Last: Nicole DeWitt, Florida vs. LSU 2, South Carolina 1 (5/10/2007) Tennessee (5/11/2018) Alabama 2, Texas A&M 1 (5/13/2017)

Walks – Individual Game Longest Game - Time 4 2 times. Last: Kasey Cooper, Auburn vs. 3:22 Auburn 6, Tennessee 5 (9 inn.) (5/9/2015) Alabama (5/13/2016) Runs Scored - Team Stolen Bases – Individual Game 11 South Carolina vs. Mississippi State (5/9/2002) 3 2 times. Last: Jennifer Fenton, Alabama vs. LSU vs. Tennessee (5/7/2009) Mississippi State (5/10/2012) Florida vs. Tennessee (5/8/2009) Georgia vs. Ole Miss (5/6/2015) Strikeouts – Individual Game 4 Riley Sartain, Texas A&M vs. Alabama RBI - Team (5/11/2017) 11 Florida vs. Tennessee (5/8/2009) Georgia vs. Ole Miss (5/6/2015) Sacrifice Hits - Individual Game 3 Katie Lewis, Georgia vs. Mississippi State Hits - Team (5/14/2004) 17 LSU vs. Tennessee (5/7/2009)

Sacrifice Flies - Individual Game Doubles - Team 2 2 times. Last: Janell Wheaton, Florida vs. South 4 4 times. Last: Florida vs. Alabama (5/11/2019) Carolina (5/7/2015) Triples - Team Hits in Consecutive At Bats - Individual Game 3 South Carolina vs. Georgia (5/14/1999) 7 Kristi Durant, Tennessee (5/9-10/2003) Home Runs - Team Games Played - Individual Game 4 2 times. Last: Georgia vs. Tennessee 6 4 times (5/14/2011)

Innings Pitched - Individual Game Walks - Team 10 6 Times. Last: Alexis Osorio, Alabama vs. Texas 9 3 times. Last: Florida vs. Tennessee (5/11/2018) A&M (5/11/2017) Stolen Bases - Team Strikeouts - Individual Game 8 LSU vs. Tennessee (5/7/2009) 15 Alexis Osorio, Alabama vs. Texas A&M (5/11/2017) Strikeouts (Batting) - Team 15 Texas A&M vs. Alabama (5/11/2017) Most Hits Allowed - Individual Game 13 Jamie Rassmussen, Auburn vs. LSU (5/11/2000) Sacrifice Hits - Team 5 Auburn vs. Tennessee (5/9/2003) Fewest Hits Allowed - Individual Game 0 Trinity Johnson/Nikki Beers, South Carolina vs. Innings Pitched - Team Auburn (5/10/1997) 10.0 7 times. Last: Alabama vs. Texas A&M (5/11/2017) Most Walks Allowed - Individual Game 8 Christie Hamilton, Georgia vs. Tennessee Strikeouts (Pitching) - Team (5/8/2008) 15 Alabama vs. Texas A&M (5/11/2017)

Hit Batters - Individual Game Hits Allowed - Team 8 Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky vs. Mississippi St. 17 LSU vs. Tennessee (5/7/2009) (5/7/2014)

42 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS 1997 2002 2007 P Trinity Johnson, South Carolina* P Nichole Urban, Georgia P Stacey Nelson, Florida P Brenda Espinoza, Auburn P Britni Sneed, LSU* P Dani Hofer, LSU* C Ashley Camp, Auburn C Danielle Quinones, South Carolina C McKenna Hughes, South Carolina 1B Leanna Troesh, South Carolina 1B Christy Connor, LSU 2B Kim Waleszonia, Florida 2B Kim Schultze, South Carolina 2B Suzanne Olcott, Alabama 2B Shannon Stein, LSU 3B Sky Brown, South Carolina 3B Samantha Jennings, South Carolina 3B Melissa Zick, Florida SS Kendra McCutcheon, South Carolina SS Amber Curtis, South Carolina SS Kellie Eubanks, Alabama OF Kristin Sandler, Florida OF Nicole Barber, Georgia OF Rachel Mitchell, LSU OF Tyra Perry, LSU OF Trena Peel, LSU OF Leslie Klein, LSU OF Tina Plew, South Carolina OF Adrianna Baggetta, South Carolina OF Lindsay Schultzer, Tennessee DP/UT Carrie Lyons, South Carolina DP/UT Michelle Green, Georgia DP/UT Tiffany Huff, Tennessee

1998 2003 2008 P Autumn Anderson, Mississippi State* P Jenny Gladding, Florida P Kelsi Dunne, Alabama P Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida P Kristin Schmidt, LSU* P Stacey Nelson, Florida* C Carrie Moreman, Alabama C Kristen Butler, Florida 1B Ali Gardiner, Florida 1B Leanne Troesh, South Carolina 1B Christy Connor, LSU 2B Whitney Larsen, Alabama 2B Jodi Otten, LSU 2B Dominique Accetturo, Alabama 2B Shannon Stein, LSU 3B Michelle Gates, Mississippi State 3B Kristi Durant, Tennessee 3B Tonya Callahan, Tennessee SS Karrie Rider, Mississippi State SS Ashley Godfrey, Georgia OF Quinlan Duhon, LSU OF Kiersten Arnsten, Alabama OF Jennifer Nelson, Miss. State OF Francesca Enea, Florida OF Jennifer Lutsi, Florida OF Jodi Fittro, South Carolina OF Mary Ratliff, Florida OF Dee Douglas, LSU OF Sarah Fekete, Tennessee OF Erinn Webb, Tennessee DP/UT Nichole Henry, Mississippi State DP/UT Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama DP/UT Charlotte Morgan, Alabama

1999 2004 2009 P Tammy Kincaid, Arkansas P Kasi Carroll, Georgia P Rachel Riley, Kentucky P Ashley Lewis, LSU* P Kristin Schmidt, LSU* C Ashley Holcombe, Alabama C Keri McCallum, Mississippi State C Shannon McKeon, Georgia C Kristina Hilberth, Florida* 1B Shaunte Fremin, LSU 1B Jackie McClain, Alabama 1B Jen Lapicki, Tennessee 2B Aly Sarini, Arkansas 2B Megan McAllister, Georgia 2B Lauren Parker, Alabama 3B Amanda Venable, Tennessee 3B Jade Jarvis, Georgia 2B Aja Paculba, Florida SS Tara Asbill, LSU SS Lindsey Schutzler, Tennessee 3B Corrie Brooks, Florida OF Dee Douglas, LSU OF Iyhia McMichael, Miss. State SS Molly Johnson, Kentucky OF Dana Gulick, Arkansas OF Sara Fekete, Tennessee OF Erinn Webb, Tennessee OF Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State OF Leslie Klein, LSU OF Kelsey Bruder, Florida DP/UT Kenyali Norris, Tennessee DP/UT Paige Jones, Auburn DP/UT Charlotte Morgan, Alabama

2000 2005 2010 P Megan Matthews, South Carolina* P Jennifer Wright, Alabama P Kelsi Dunne, Alabama* P Britni Sneed, LSU P Monica Abbott, Tennessee P Cody Trahan, LSU C Danica Howlett, Arkansas C Ashley Courtney, Alabama P Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee 1B Ginger Jones, Alabama 1B Stephanie Hill, LSU 2B Kayla Braud, Alabama 2B Stephanie Hastings, LSU 2B Katie Lewis, Georgia 3B Corrie Brooks, Florida 3B Jen Cirigliano, Arkansas 3B Jessica Doucette, Georgia 3B Jessica Mouse, LSU SS Jenn Mossadeghi, Florida 2B Dominique Accetturo, Georgia SS Whitney Larsen, Alabama OF Jodi Fittro, South Carolina OF Jackie Wilkins, Alabama SS Megan Bush, Florida OF Joyce McMillin, South Carolina OF Jordan Praytor, Alabama OF Kelly Grieve, Tennessee OF Dee Douglas, LSU OF Amy Shaw, Auburn OF Kirsten Shortridge, LSU DP/UT Ashley Lewis, LSU DP/UT Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama* OF Jennifer Fenton, Alabama

2001 2006 2011 P Megan Matthews, South Carolina P Emily Turner, LSU P Angel Bunner, Auburn P Britni Sneed, LSU* P Monica Abbott, Tennessee* P Morgan Montemayor, Georgia C Michelle Martin, Auburn C Killian Roessner, LSU P Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee* 1B Christy Connor, LSU 1B Tanya Callahan, Tennessee C Ashley Razey, Georgia 2B Debralee Troesh, South Carolina 2B Vanessa Soto, LSU 3B Raven Chavanne, Tennessee 3B Tiffany Wolley, Arkansas 3B Lauren Delahoussaye, LSU SS Lauren Guzman, Auburn SS Stephanie Hastings, LSU SS Lindsay Schultzler, Tennessee SS Whitney Larsen, Alabama OF Kellie Wilkseron, Mississippi State OF Sarah Fekete, Tennessee OF Jennifer Fenton, Alabama OF Megan Donohoo, South Carolina OF Brittany Rogers, Alabama OF Megan Wiggins, Georgia OF Dee Douglas, LSU OF Katherine Card, Tennessee OF Shelby Burchell, Tennessee DP/UT Danica Howlett, Arkansas DP/UT India Chiles, Tennessee DP/UT Jessica Spigner, Tennessee

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 43 SEC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS 2012 2017 P Jaclyn Traina, Alabama* P Alexis Osorio, Alabama P Erin Arevalo, Georgia P Kaylee Carlson, Auburn 3B Raven Chavanne, Tennessee P Allie Walljasper, LSU SS Kaila Hunt, Alabama P Kaitlin Lee, Ole Miss* SS Cheyenne Coyle, Florida C Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU SS Paige Wilson, Georgia 1B Bailey Hemphill, Alabama SS Madison Shipman, Tennessee 1B Kendall Veach, Auburn 3B Sami Fagan, Florida OF Bailey Landry, LSU OF Kayla Braud, Alabama OF Kylan Becker, Ole Miss OF Jennifer Fenton, Alabama OF Elantra Cox, Ole Miss DP/UT Lauren Haeger, Florida OF Miranda Strother, Ole Miss

2013 2018 P Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia P Mary Haff, Arkansas P Chelsea Thomas, Missouri P Dixie Raley, South Carolina C Jenna Marston, Missouri P Caylan Arnold, Tennessee 1B Taylor Schwartz, Florida C Janell Wheaton, Florida 1B Kelsea Roth, Missouri SS Meghan Gregg, Tennessee 2B Kelsey Stewart, Florida 3B Nicole DeWitt, Florida 2B Lauren Gibson, Tennessee OF Amanda Lorenz, Florida* 3B Stephanie Tofft, Florida OF Aleshia Ocasio, Florida 3B Raven Chavanne, Tennessee OF Tiara Duffy, South Carolina SS Paige Wilson, Georgia DP Katie Warrick, Arkansas OF Kristi Merritt, Florida* UT Cayla Drotar, South Carolina

2014 2019 P Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia* P Montana Fouts, Alabama P Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky P Ashlee Swindle, Auburn P Ashley Czechner, LSU P Autumn Humes, Kentucky 1B Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia P Kelly Barnhill, Florida* 2B Alex Hugo, Georgia 2B Skylar Wallace, Alabama 3B Nikki Sagermann, Kentucky 2B Hannah Adams, Florida SS Paige Wilson, Georgia SS Sophia Reynoso, Florida SS Christian Stokes, Kentucky 3B Abbey Cheek, Kentucky OF Kallie Case, Alabama OF Morgan Podany, Auburn OF Haylie McCleney, Alabama OF KB Sides, Alabama OF Bailey Landry, LSU OF Amanda Lorenz, Florida

2015 *Most Valuable Player P Alexis Osorio, Alabama The 2020 SEC Championship was cancelled due to the P Marcy Harper, Auburn COVID-19 pandemic. P Erin Gabriel, Tennessee 2B Emily Carosone, Auburn* 2B Kelsey Stewart, Florida 2B Megan Geer, Tennessee 3B Kasey Cooper, Auburn SS Haley Fagan, Auburn SS Meghan Gregg, Tennessee OF Kristi Merritt, Florida DP/UT Marisa Runyon, Alabama

2016 P Kaylee Carlson, Auburn P Carley Hoover, LSU P Matty Moss, Tennessee C Carlee Wallace, Auburn 2B Emily Carosone, Auburn* 3B Bianka Bell, LSU SS Meghan Gregg, Tennessee OF Tiffany Howard, Auburn OF Sandra Simmons, LSU DP/UT Nicole DeWitt, Florida DP/UT Kelsey Stewart, Florida

44 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 1997 LSU 2, Oklahoma 1 (13 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/26 South Carolina 5, UNC Greensboro 0 Columbia Regional 5/16 UCLA 6, LSU 0 Women’s College World Series 5/27 South Carolina 1, Kansas 0 Columbia Regional 5/17 DePaul 3, South Carolina 2 (9 inn.) Iowa City Regional 5/17 South Carolina 1, Kansas 0 Columbia Regional 5/18 Illinois State 1, South Carolina 0 Iowa City Regional 5/18 Washington 6, South Carolina 0 Women’s College World Series 5/22 Michigan 1, South Carolina 0 Women’s College World Series 5/24 2002 Georgia Tech 3, Alabama 1 (10 inn.) Tallahassee Regional 5/16 1998 Florida State 2, Auburn 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/16 LSU 2, Long Beach State 0 Seattle Regional 5/15 FAU 2, Alabama 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/16 Washington 9, LSU 0 (5 inn.) Seattle Regional 5/16 FAU 2, Auburn 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/17 LSU 5, Long Beach State 4 Seattle Regional 5/16 Texas A&M 6, Arkansas 2 Norman Regional 5/16 Washington 6, LSU 0 Seattle Regional 5/17 Arkansas 2, Army 0 Norman Regional 5/17 South Florida 1, Florida 0 Tampa Regional 5/15 Texas 6, Arkansas 2 Norman Regional 5/17 Arizona State 1, Florida 0 (8 inn.) Tampa Regional 5/16 Georgia 2, UMBC 1 Columbia Regional 5/16 Georgia 1, South Carolina 0 Columbia Regional 5/17 1999 UCLA 2, Georgia 1 (8 inn.) Columbia Regional 5/18 UCLA 7, Alabama 0 Los Angeles Regional 5/20 South Carolina 9, Georgia 3 Columbia Regional 5/18 Missouri 1, Alabama 0 Los Angeles Regional 5/21 South Carolina 2, Eastern Kentucky 1 (8 inn.) Columbia Regional 5/16 LSU 12, Southern 0 (5 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 Georgia 1, South Carolina 0 Columbia Regional 5/17 Oregon State 3, LSU 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/21 South Carolina 9, Georgia 3 Columbia Regional 5/18 LSU 7, Oklahoma 3 Baton Rouge Regional 5/22 South Carolina 2, UCLA 1 Columbia Regional 5/19 Southern Miss 4, LSU 3 Baton Rouge Regional 5/22 UCLA 1, South Carolina 0 Columbia Regional 5/19 Tennessee Tech 1, South Carolina 0 Fresno Regional 5/20 LSU 3, Northwestern State 2 (10 inn.) Lafayette Regional 5/16 South Carolina 2, Florida A&M 0 Fresno Reigonal 5/21 Arizona State 4, Mississippi State 1 Lafayette Regional 5/16 South Carolina 2, Pacific 1 (12 inn.) Fresno Regional 5/22 Mississippi State 9, Northwestern State 6 Lafayette Regional 5/16 Texas Tech 4, South Carolina 1 Fresno Regional 5/22 La.-Lafayette 10, Mississippi State 3 Lafayette Regional 5/18 Cal State Fullerton 12, Tennessee 1 (5 inn.) Seattle Regional 5/20 LSU 5, La.-Lafayette 2 Lafayette Regional 5/18 Washington 12, Tennessee 1 (5 inn.) Seattle Regional 5/21 Arizona State 3, LSU 2 (8 inn.) Lafayette Regional 5/18 LSU 1, UMass 0 Lafayette Regional 5/18 Arizona State 4, LSU 1 Lafayette Regional 5/19 2000 Alabama 1, FAU 0 (9 inn.) Tempe Regional 5/18 Alabama 5, Penn State 4 (9 inn.) Tempe Regional 5/19 2003 Alabama 4, Arizona State 1 Tempe Regional 5/20 Alabama 10, Southern 1 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/15 Alabama 3, Arizona State 1 Tempe Regional 5/21 Alabama 4, Illinois 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/16 UCLA 4, Alabama 1 Women’s College World Series 5/25 Alabama 7, Souther Illinois 4 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 Alabama 6, DePaul 4 Women’s College World Series 5/27 Alabama 2, Southern Illinois 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 Southern Miss 3, Alabama 0 Women’s College World Series 5/27 Arizona 3, Alabama 2 Women’s College World Series 5/22 Arkansas 5, Cal State Northridge 0 Norman Regional 5/18 Oklahoma 6, Alabama 3 Women’s College World Series 5/24 Oregon State 4, Arkansas 1 Norman Regional 5/19 Florida 4, Oregon State 3 Gainesville Regional 5/15 Northwestern 5, Arkansas 0 Norman Regional 5/20 UT Arlington 2, Florida 0 Gainesville Regional 5/16 California 2, Florida 0 Fresno Regional 5/18 FAU 2, Florida 1 (9 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/16 Florida 1, Fresno State 0 Fresno Regional 5/19 Georgia 5, LIU 1 Fresno Regional 5/15 Florida 5, Texas 2 Fresno Regional 5/20 Michigan State 4, Georgia 3 Fresno Regional 5/16 California 2, Florida 1 Fresno Regional 5/21 Georgia 2, Long Beach State 1 (8 inn.) Fresno Regional 5/16 LSU 7, Northwestern State 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/18 Fresno State 1, Georgia 0 (8 inn.) Fresno Regional 5/17 La.-Lafayette 4, LSU 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/19 LSU 9, Hawaii 4 Austin Regional 5/15 LSU 2, Hofstra 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 Texas 8, LSU 0 (6 inn.) Austin Regional 5/16 LSU 1, Southern Miss 0 (13 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 Arizona State 4, LSU 1 Austin Regional 5/16 Southern Miss 1, LSU 0 (9 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/21 Mississippi State 4, FIU 2 Lincoln Regional 5/15 Mississippi State 6, Chattanooga 1 Seattle Regional 5/18 Washington 8, Mississippi State 0 (6 inn.) Lincoln Regional 5/16 Mississippi State 11, Utah 3 (6 inn.) Seattle Regional 5/19 Nebraska 8, Mississippi State 0 (6 inn.) Lincoln Regional 5/16 Washington 4, Mississippi State 1 Seattle Regional 5/20 South Carolina 8, Princeton 7 Tucson Regional 5/15 Utah 4, Mississippi State 1 Seattle Regional 5/20 Texas A&M 5, South Carolina 0 Tucson Regional 5/16 South Carolina 10, UMass 0 (6 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/18 South Carolina 5, Cal State Northridge 3 Tucson Regional 5/16 Nebraska 11, South Carolina 1 (6 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/19 South Carolina 5, Boston College 2 Tucson Regional 5/17 South Carolina 7, Illinois State 4 Tucson Regional 5/20 Texas A&M 6, South Carolina 3 Tucson Regional 5/17 Nebraska 9, South Carolina 0 (5 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/20

2001 Alabama 8, Illinois-Chicago 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/17 Alabama 1, Oregon State 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 Michigan 2, Alabama 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 USF 3, Alabama 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 FAU 3, Florida 0 Tallahassee Regional 5/17 Florida 8, UConn 0 (5 inn.) Tallahassee Regional 5/18 Florida State 6, Florida 2 Tallahassee Regional 5/18 LSU 8, Cornell 0 (6 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/17 LSU 2, Penn State 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/18 LSU 3, Arizona State 2 Baton Rouge Regional 5/19 LSU 2, La.-Lafayette 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 Stanford 2, LSU 1 (8 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/24 LSU 2, Iowa 1 Women’s College World Series 5/26 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 45 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2004 2006 Alabama 4, Central Michigan 2 Los Angeles Regional 5/20 Alabama 8, Mississippi Valley State 0 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 Alabama 10, Cornell 0 (5 inn.) Los Angeles Regional 5/21 Alabama 8, Georgia Tech 5 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 UCLA 5, Alabama 2 (9 inn.) Los Angeles Regional 5/22 Alabama 7, Georgia Tech 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/21 Alabama 6, Long Beach State 5 Los Angeles Regional 5/22 Alabama 4, Stanford 1 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/26 UCLA 7, Alabama 0 Los Angeles Regional 5/23 Alabama 8, Stanford 7 (8 inn.) Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/27 Hofstra 1, Auburn 0 Stanford Regional 5/20 Northwestern 6, Alabama 5 (10 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/1 Fresno State 3, Auburn 1 Stanford Regional 5/20 UCLA 4, Alabama 1 Women’s College World Series 6/3 Cal State Northridge 2, Florida 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/20 Ohio State 1, Auburn 0 (10 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/18 Florida 4, LIU 0 Tallahassee Regional 5/21 Auburn 14, Marist 0 (5 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/19 USF 8, Florida 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/21 Auburn 4, Ohio State 0 Tucson Regional 5/19 Georgia 10, Eastern Kentucky 5 Athens Regional 5/20 Arizona 4, Auburn 2 Tucson Regional 5/20 Georgia Tech 3, Georgia 2 Athens Regional 5/21 FAU 2, Florida 0 Gainesville Regional 5/19 Georgia 5, Texas A&M 1 Athens Regional 5/21 Florida 1, North Carolina 0 (8 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/20 Georgia 9, Michigan State 1 (5 inn.) Athens Regional 5/22 FAU 1, Florida 0 Gainesville Regional 5/20 Georgia 9, Georgia Tech 1 (6 inn.) Athens Regional 5/22 Georgia 4, Georgia Southern 0 Athens Regional 5/19 Washington 3, Georgia 1 Athens Regional 5/23 Florida State 3, Georgia 2 Athens Regional 5/20 LSU 4, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 0 Waco Regional 5/20 Georgia 11, Georgia Southern 6 Athens Regional 5/20 LSU 3, Seton Hall 0 Waco Regional 5/21 Georgia 3, Florida State 1 Athens Regional 5/21 LSU 7, Baylor 3 (10 inn.) Waco Regional 5/22 Florida State 2, Georgia 0 Athens Regional 5/21 LSU 4, Illinois 1 Waco Regional 5/23 LSU 5, Princeton 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/19 LSU 3, Michigan 2 (13 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/27 LSU 7, La.-Lafayette 6 (10 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 UCLA 2, LSU 0 Women’s College World Series 5/28 LSU 5, La.-Lafayette 4 Baton Rouge Regional 5/21 LSU 2, Florida State 1 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Arizona 5, LSU 0 Tucson Super Regional 5/26 LSU 4, California 1 Women’s College World Series 5/30 LSU 3, Arizona 2 Tucson Super Regional 5/27 California 4, LSU 1 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Arizona 14, LSU 5 (5 inn.) Tucson Super Regional 5/27 Mississippi State 2, Iowa 1 (8 inn.) Lincoln Regional 5/20 Tennessee 6, Tennessee Tech 4 Knoxville Regional 5/19 California 2, Mississippi State 1 Lincoln Regional 5/21 Tennessee 9, Virginia Tech 1 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/20 FAU 1, Mississippi State 0 Lincoln Regional 5/21 Tennessee 8, Louisville 1 Knoxville Regional 5/21 La.-Lafayette 1, South Carolina 0 Tucson Regional 5/20 Tennessee 5, Michigan 3 Knoxville Super Regional 5/27 South Carolina 4, Centenary 3 Tucson Regional 5/21 Michigan 5, Tennessee 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/28 Northwestern 5, South Carolina 3 (8 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/21 Tennessee 1, Michigan 0 Knoxville Super Regional 5/28 Tennessee 10, Illinois-Chicago 0 (5 inn.) Ann Arbor Regional 5/20 Tennessee 4, UCLA 3 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Oregon State 4, Tennessee 0 Ann Arbor Regional 5/21 Northwestern 2, Tennessee 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Tennessee 4, DePaul 0 Ann Arbor Regional 5/22 Tennessee 3, Arizona State 1 (9 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/3 Illinois-Chicago 6, Tennessee 5 Ann Arbor Regional 5/22 Tennessee 1, Arizona 0 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Arizona 6, Tennessee 0 Women’s College World Series 6/4 2005 Alabama 9, Mississippi Valley State 1 (6 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 2007 Alabama 3, Arizona State 1 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/21 Tennessee Tech 4, Alabama 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 Alabama 6, Hofstra 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/22 Alabama 6, Florida State 3 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 Alabama 4, Texas A&M 1 College Station Super Regional 5/27 Alabama 13, California 1 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 Alabama 6, Texas A&M 5 College Station Super Regional 5/28 Alabama 19, Tennessee Tech 10 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 Texas 3, Alabama 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Alabama 7, Tennessee Tech 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 Alabama 2, DePaul 1 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Washington 4, Alabama 3 Seattle Super Regional 5/26 Tennessee 2, Alabama 1 Women’s College World Series 6/5 Washington 7, Alabama 5 Seattle Super Regional 5/26 Florida State 5, Auburn 0 Auburn Regional 5/20 Florida 7, Stetson 0 Gainesville Regional 5/18 Auburn 11, Florida A&M 2 (6 inn.) Auburn Regional 5/21 Florida 8, Georgia Tech 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/19 Florida State 2, Auburn 0 Auburn Regional 5/21 Florida 3, Texas 0 (9 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/20 Bethune-Cookman 3, Florida 2 Gainesville Regional 5/20 Texas A&M 2, Florida 0 College Station Super Regional 5/25 UCF 5, Florida 3 Gainesville Regional 5/21 Florida 3, Texas A&M 2 College Station Super Regional 5/26 Georgia 7, Tennessee Tech 3 Athens Regional 5/20 Texas A&M 2, Florida 0 College Station Super Regional 5/26 Georgia 8, Georgia Tech 1 Athens Regional 5/21 Georgia 3, Nebraska 2 Lincoln Regional 5/18 Georgia 2, Georgia Tech 1 Athens Regional 5/22 Washington 8, Georgia 0 Lincoln Regional 5/19 Georgia 4, UCLA 1 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/27 Georgia 3, Creighton 0 Lincoln Regional 5/19 UCLA 5, Georgia 4 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/28 Georgia 2, Washington 1 (9 inn.) Lincoln Regional 5/20 UCLA 3, Georgia 2 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/28 Washington 1, Georgia 0 Lincoln Regional 5/20 Mississippi State 1, Texas A&M-CC 0 Austin Regional 5/20 LSU 3, Cal State Northridge 2 Palo Alto Regional 5/17 Texas 2, Mississippi State 0 Austin Regional 5/21 LSU 1, Fresno State 0 (9 inn.) Palo Alto Regional 5/18 Mississippi State 2, Texas A&M-CC 1 (8 inn.) Austin Regional 5/22 LSU 11, Stanford 5 Palo Alto Regional 5/19 Texas 2, Mississippi State 0 Austin Regional 5/22 Arizona State 1, LSU 0 (10 inn.) Tempe Super Regional 5/25 Tennessee 9, Miami (Ohio) 0 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/20 Arizona State 7, LSU 4 Tempe Super Regional 5/26 Tennessee 4, College of Charleston 0 Knoxville Regional 5/21 Mississippi State 7, Pacific 1 Tucson Regional 5/18 Tennessee 2, College of Charleston 0 Knoxville Regional 5/22 Arizona 8, Mississippi State 0 Tucson Regional 5/19 Tennessee 2, Stanford 0 Stanford Super Regional 5/27 Pacific 12, Mississippi State 10 Tucson Regional 5/19 Tennessee 6, Stanford 0 Stanford Super Regional 5/28 South Carolina 5, North Carolina State 2 Columbia Regional 5/18 Tennessee 1, Arizona 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Oregon 8, South Carolina 4 Columbia Regional 5/19 UCLA 3, Tennessee 1 Women’s College World Series 6/3 South Carolina 4, North Carolina State 3 Columbia Regional 5/19 Tennessee 2, Alabama 1 Women’s College World Series 6/5 South Carolina 2, Oregon 0 Columbia Regional 5/20 Tennessee 2, Michigan 0 (11 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/5 South Carolina 4, Oregon 3 Columbia Regional 5/20 Michigan 4, Tennessee 0 Women’s College World Series 6/6 Northwestern 6, South Carolina 1 Evanston Super Regional 5/25 Northwestern 3, South Carolina 0 Evanston Super Regional 5/26 Tennessee 8, Furman 0 (6 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/18 46 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Tennessee 2, North Carolina 0 Knoxville Regional 5/19 Florida 12, Florida A&M 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/15 Tennessee 7, Winthrop 0 Knoxville Regional 5/20 Florida 7, Texas A&M 1 Gainesville Regional 5/16 Tennessee 9, Hawaii 0 (5 inn.) Knoxville Super Regional 5/25 Florida 9, Lehigh 0 Gainesville Regional 5/17 Hawaii 9, Tennessee 6 Knoxville Super Regional 5/26 Florida 2, California 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Tennessee 7, Hawaii 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/26 Florida 2, California 1 Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Tennessee 2, Texas A&M 0 Women’s College World Series 5/31 Florida 3, Arizona 0 Women’s College World Series 5/28 Tennessee 1, Arizona 0 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Florida 1, Michigan 0 Women’s College World Series 5/29 Tennessee 3, Northwestern 0 Women’s College World Series 6/3 Florida 6, Alabama 5 Women’s College World Series 5/31 Tennessee 3, Arizona 0 WCWS Championship Series 6/4 Washington 8, Florida 0 WCWS Championship Series 6/1 Arizona 1, Tennessee 0 (10 inn.) WCWS Championship Series 6/5 Washington 3, Florida 2 WCWS Championship Series 6/2 Arizona 5, Tennessee 0 WCWS Championship Series 6/6 Georgia 3, Radford 1 Chapel Hill Regional 5/14 Georgia 6, North Carolina 0 Chapel Hill Regional 5/15 2008 Georgia 4, North Carolina 2 Chapel Hill Regional 5/16 Alabama 8, Chattanooga 0 (6 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/15 Georgia 6, Ohio State 4 Athens Super Regional 5/21 Alabama 10, Jacksonville State 1 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/16 Georgia 7, Ohio State 6 Athens Super Regional 5/22 Alabama 4, Jacksonville State 1 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/17 Washington 3, Georgia 1 Women’s College World Series 5/28 Alabama 6, Missouri 1 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/23 Georgia 5, Missouri 0 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Alabama 7, Missouri 1 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/24 Georgia 7, Michigan 5 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Arizona State 3, Alabama 1 Women’s College World Series 5/29 Georgia 9, Washington 8 (9 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/31 Alabama 5, Arizona State 1 Women’s College World Series 5/31 Washington 9, Georgia 3 Women’s College World Series 5/31 Alabama 3, La.-Lafayette 1 Women’s College World Series 5/31 BYU 6, Kentucky 2 Columbus Regional 5/14 Arizona State 3, Alabama 1 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Kentucky 7, Canisius 0 Columbus Regional 5/15 Arkansas 7, Tulsa 5 Norman Regional 5/16 Kentucky 4, BYU 2 Columbus Regional 5/15 Oklahoma 6, Arkansas 5 (11 inn.) Norman Regional 5/17 Ohio State 7, Kentucky 2 Columbus Regional 5/16 Oregon 3, Arkansas 0 Norman Regional 5/17 LSU 3, Cal State Fullerton 2 Tempe Regional 5/15 La. Tech 1, Auburn 0 (12 inn.) College Station Regional 5/16 LSU 10, Arizona State 2 (5 inn.) Tempe Regional 5/16 Auburn 2, Stephen F. Austin 0 College Station Regional 5/17 Arizona State 6, LSU 4 Tempe Regional 5/17 La. Tech 2, Auburn 1 College Station Regional 5/17 Arizona State 5, LSU 0 Tempe Regional 5/17 Florida 7, Georgia Tech 2 Gainesville Regional 5/16 California 8, Mississippi State 3 Tallahassee Regional 5/15 Florida 3, UCF 0 Gainesville Regional 5/17 Florida State 5, Mississippi State 0 Tallahassee Regional 5/16 UCF 1, Florida 0 (8 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/18 Tennessee 4, James Madison 3 Knoxville Regional 5/15 Florida 10, UCF 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/18 Tennessee 5, Nebraska 2 Knoxville Regional 5/16 Florida 4, California 2 Gainesville Super Regional 5/23 Jacksonville State 6, Tennessee 1 Knoxville Regional 5/17 Florida 4, California 2 (8 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Jacksonville State 2, Tennessee 1 Knoxville Regional 5/17 La.-Lafayette 3, Florida 2 (8 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/29 Florida 2, Virginia Tech 0 (9 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/31 2010 Florida 2, UCLA 0 Women’s College World Series 5/31 Alabama 9, Alcorn State 0 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/21 Florida 6, Texas A&M 1 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Alabama 5, Lipscomb 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/22 Texas A&M 1, Florida 0 (9 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/1 Alabama 6, Lipscomb 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/23 Georgia 9, Campbell 0 (5 inn.) Chapel Hill Regional 5/15 Alabama 8, Hawaii 0 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/29 Georgia 9, BYU 3 Chapel Hill Regional 5/16 Hawaii 8, Alabama 7 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/29 Georgia 4, BYU 0 Chapel Hill Regional 5/17 Hawaii 5, Alabama 4 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/30 UCLA 6, Georgia 1 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/24 Oregon 1, Auburn 0 Atlanta Regional 5/21 UCLA 6, Georgia 0 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/25 Auburn 15, Jacksonville State 1 Atlanta Regional 5/22 LSU 8, Mississippi Valley State 0 (5 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/16 Georgia Tech 4, Auburn 1 Atlanta Regional 5/22 La.-Lafayette 9, LSU 4 Baton Rouge Regional 5/17 Florida 6, Bethune Cookman 0 Gainesville Regional 5/21 LSU 9, East Carolina 1 (5 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/17 Florida 6, UCF 0 Gainesville Regional 5/22 La.-Lafayette 6, LSU 3 Baton Rouge Regional 5/18 Florida 13, FIU 3 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/22 Hawaii 9, Mississippi State 7 Tempe Regional 5/16 Florida 8, Arizona State 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/29 Mississippi State 8, Stony Brook 3 Tempe Regional 5/17 Florida 5, Arizona State 2 Gainesville Super Regional 5/30 Hawaii 7, Mississippi State 4 Tempe Regional 5/17 UCLA 16, Florida 3 (6 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/3 Tennessee 3, Winthrop 0 Knoxville Regional 5/16 Florida 5, Missouri 0 Women’s College World Series 6/5 Virginia Tech 4, Tennessee 0 Knoxville Regional 5/17 Georgia 3, Florida 2 Women’s College World Series 6/5 Tennessee 8, Louisville 1 Knoxville Regional 5/17 Georgia 10, Elon 4 Athens Regional 5/21 Tennessee 7, Virginia Tech 1 Knoxville Regional 5/18 Georgia 5, Florida State 2 Athens Regional 5/22 Virginia Tech 4, Tennessee 2 Knoxville Regional 5/18 Georgia 8, Radford 1 Athens Regional 5/23 Georgia 7, California 0 Athens Super Regional 5/28 2009 Georgia 10, California 1 (5 inn.) Athens Super Regional 5/29 Alabama 12, Mississippi Valley State 3 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/15 Georgia 6, Washington 3 Women’s College World Series 6/3 Alabama 10, Texas 1 (6 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/16 Georgia 7, Tennessee 5 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Alabama 7, Texas 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/17 Georgia 3, Florida 2 Women’s College World Series 6/5 Alabama 9, Jacksonville State 0 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/22 UCLA 5, Georgia 2 Women’s College World Series 6/6 Alabama 9, Jacksonville State 0 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/23 Kentucky 6, Ohio State 5 Columbus Regional 5/21 Michigan 6, Alabama 1 Women’s College World Series 5/28 California 1, Kentucky 0 Columbus Regional 5/22 Alabama 14, Arizona 0 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/30 Ohio State 5, Kentucky 3 Columbus Regional 5/22 Alabama 6, Arizona State 2 Women’s College World Series 5/30 LSU 6, McNeese State 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/21 Florida 6, Alabama 5 Women’s College World Series 5/31 La.-Lafayette 1, LSU 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/22 Tulsa 6, Arkansas 0 Norman Regional 5/15 Texas A&M 1, LSU 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/22 Oklahoma 21, Arkansas 2 Norman Regional 5/16 Tennessee 5, Ball State 0 Knoxville Regional 5/21 Auburn 1, Iowa 0 Atlanta Regional 5/15 Tennessee 11, Virginia 2 Knoxville Regional 5/22 Georgia Tech 4, Auburn 1 Atlanta Regional 5/16 Tennessee 3, Louisville 1 (9 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/23 Boston Univ. 5, Auburn 0 Atlanta Regional 5/17 Tennessee 5, Michigan 0 Ann Arbor Super Regional 5/27 Tennessee 4, Michigan 3 Ann Arbor Super Regional 5/28 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 47 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Tennessee 9, Arizona 0 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/3 Florida 7, UCF 1 Gainesville Regional 5/19 Georgia 7, Tennessee 5 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Florida 6, Florida Gulf Coast 2 Gainesville Regional 5/19 Arizona 8, Tennessee 0 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/6 USF 1, Florida 0 Gainesville Regional 5/20 Arizona 5, Tennessee 2 Women’s College World Series 6/6 Georgia 13, Coastal Carolina 3 (5 inn.) Athens Regional 5/18 Georgia 3, North Carolina 2 Athens Regional 5/19 2011 Georgia 2, North Carolina 1 Athens Regional 5/20 Alabama 8, Jackson State 0 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 Tennessee 3, Georgia 2 Knoxville Super Regional 5/26 Alabama 7, Memphis 1 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/21 Georgia 1, Tennessee 0 Knoxville Super Regional 5/27 Alabama 11, Chattanooga 1 (6 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/22 Tennessee 2, Georgia 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/27 Stanford 5, Alabama 2 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/26 Michigan 3, Kentucky 2 Louisville Regional 5/18 Alabama 10, Stanford 0 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/27 Kentucky 5, Valparaiso 4 Louisville Regional 5/19 Alabama 1, Stanford 0 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/27 Louisville 3, Kentucky 2 Louisville Regional 5/19 Alabama 1, California 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 LSU 1, Texas State 0 College Station Regional 5/18 Alabama 3, Baylor 0 Women’s College World Series 6/3 LSU 2, Texas A&M 0 College Station Regional 5/19 Florida 16, Alabama 2 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/5 LSU 2, Texas A&M 1 College Station Regional 5/20 Florida 9, Alabama 2 Women’s College World Series 6/5 LSU 6, Missouri 1 Columbia Super Regional 5/26 BYU 2, Auburn 1 Seattle Regional 5/19 Missouri 5, LSU 1 Columbia Super Regional 5/27 Auburn 2, Portland State 1 Seattle Regional 5/20 LSU 3, Missouri 1 Columbia Super Regional 5/27 BYU 4, Auburn 3 Seattle Regional 5/20 California 5, LSU 3 Women’s College World Series 5/31 Florida 8, Bethune Cookman 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/20 LSU 1, USF 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Florida 4, UCLA 2 Gainesville Regional 5/21 Arizona State 6, LSU 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 UCLA 3, Florida 2 Gainesville Regional 5/22 BYU 4, Mississippi State 3 (9 inn.) Eugene Regional 5/17 Florida 11, UCLA 3 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/22 Portland State 2, Mississippi State 0 Eugene Regional 5/18 Florida 9, Oregon 1 (5 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/27 Miami (OH) 1, Tennessee 0 Knoxville Regional 5/18 Florida 7, Oregon 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/28 Tennessee 8, UAB 0 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/19 Florida 6, Missouri 2 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Tennessee 8, Miami (OH) (6 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/19 Arizona State 6, Florida 5 Women’s College World Series 6/3 Tennessee 2, Virginia Tech 1 Knoxville Regional 5/20 Florida 5, California 2 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Tennessee 10, Virginia Tech 2 Knoxville Regional 5/20 Florida 16, Alabama 2 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/5 Tennessee 3, Georgia 2 Knoxville Super Regional 5/26 Florida 9, Alabama 2 Women’s College World Series 6/5 Georgia 1, Tennessee 0 Knoxville Super Regional 5/27 Arizona State 14, Florida 4 WCWS Championship Series 6/6 Tennessee 2, Georgia 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/27 Arizona State 7, Florida 2 WCWS Championship Series 6/7 Alabama 5, Tennessee 3 Women’s College World Series 5/31 Georgia 8, Georgia State 0 (5 inn.) Athens Regional 5/20 Oregon 3, Tennessee 1 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Georgia 9, UAB 2 Athens Regional 5/21 Georgia 10, Florida State 2 (6 inn.) Athens Regional 5/22 2013 Baylor 5, Georgia 1 Athens Super Regional 5/28 Alabama 4, Jacksonville State 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/17 Georgia 14, Baylor 2 (5 inn.) Athens Super Regional 5/29 Alabama 7, Western Kentucky 6 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 Baylor 9, Georgia 2 Athens Super Regional 5/29 Alabama 13, Western Kentucky 1 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 Kentucky 8, Notre Dame 0 (5 inn.) Ann Arbor Regional 5/20 Tennessee 3, Alabama 2 Knoxville Super Regional 5/24 Kentucky 7, Michigan 6 Ann Arbor Regional 5/21 Tennessee 5, Alabama 3 Knoxville Super Regional 5/25 Kentucky 2, Michigan 1 Ann Arbor Regional 5/22 Arkansas 5, Fordham 1 Norman Regional 5/17 California 1, Kentucky 0 Lexington Super Regional 5/28 Oklahoma 10, Arkansas 5 Norman Regional 5/18 Kentucky 8, California 0 (5 inn.) Lexington Super Regional 5/29 Arkansas 5, Fordham 2 Norman Regional 5/18 California 9, Kentucky 0 Lexington Super Regional 5/29 Oklahoma 14, Arkansas 1 (5 inn.) Norman Regional 5/19 Syracuse 3, LSU 0 (11 inn.) College Station Regional 5/20 Florida 7, Hampton 1 Gainesville Regional 5/17 LSU 10, Sacred Heart 0 (6 inn.) College Station Regional 5/21 Florida 11, USF 1 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/18 LSU 5, Syracuse 0 College Station Regional 5/21 Florida 2, USF 0 Gainesville Regional 5/19 Texas A&M 3, LSU 1 College Station Regional 5/22 Florida 4, UAB 3 Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Tennessee 8, Liberty 0 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/20 Florida 1, UAB 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 Oklahoma State 6, Tennessee 1 Knoxville Regional 5/21 Tennessee 9, Florida 2 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Tennessee 7, Georgia Tech 0 Knoxville Regional 5/21 Florida 9, Nebraska 8 (15 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/1 Oklahoma State 6, Tennessee 5 Knoxville Regional 5/22 Texas 3, Florida 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Georgia 9, San Diego State 3 Tempe Regional 5/17 2012 Arizona State 2, Georgia 0 Tempe Regional 5/18 Alabama 5, UT Martin 1 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 Georgia 3, San Diego State 2 Tempe Regional 5/18 Alabama 5, South Alabama 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 Arizona State 2, Georgia 0 Tempe Regional 5/19 Alabama 6, South Alabama 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 Kentucky 2, Marshall 1 Lexington Regional 5/17 Alabama 4, Michigan 1 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/24 Kentucky 6, Virginia Tech 2 Lexington Regional 5/18 Alabama 4, Michigan 3 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/25 Virginia Tech 2, Kentucky 0 Lexington Regional 5/19 Alabama 5, Tennessee 3 Women’s College World Series 5/31 Kentucky 1, Virginia Tech Lexington Regional 5/19 Alabama 2, Arizona State 1 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Arizona State 5, Kentucky 4 Tempe Super Regional 5/25 Alabama 5, California 2 Women’s College World Series 6/3 Arizona State 5, Kentucky 2 Tempe Super Regional 5/26 Oklahoma 4, Alabama 1 WCWS Championship Series 6/4 LSU 3, Central Connecticut State 2 Baton Rouge Regional 5/17 Alabama 8, Oklahoma 6 WCWS Championship Series 6/5 La.-Lafayette 3, LSU 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/18 Alabama 5, Oklahoma 4 WCWS Championship Series 6/6 LSU 10, Central Connecticut State 0 (5 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/18 Arkansas 3, Boston Univ. 2 Berkeley Regional 5/18 La.-Lafayette 1, LSU 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/19 Arkansas 3, California 2 Berkeley Regional 5/19 Florida State 5, Mississippi State 2 Mobile Regional 5/17 California 10, Arkansas 2 (6 inn.) Berkeley Regional 5/20 Mississippi State 2, Mississippi Valley State 1 Mobile Regional 5/18 California 7, Arkansas 0 Berkeley Regional 5/21 South Alabama 3, Mississippi State 0 Mobile Regional 5/18 Houston 2, Auburn 1 Austin Regional 5/18 Missouri 3, Stony Brook 0 Columbia Regional 5/17 Texas 6, Auburn 1 Austin Regional 5/19 Missouri 1, Hofstra 0 Columbia Regional 5/18 Florida Gulf Coast 2, Florida 1 Gainesville Regional 5/18 Hofstra 10, Missouri 0 (5 inn.) Columbia Regional 5/19 Missouri 5, Hofstra 0 Columbia Regional 5/19 48 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Washington 2, Missouri 1 (8 inn.) Columbia Super Regional 5/23 Mississippi State 5, Texas Southern 3 Lafayette Regional 5/17 Washington 1, Missouri 0 Columbia Super Regional 5/24 Texas 4, Mississippi State 3 Lafayette Regional 5/17 South Carolina 6, Houston 4 Austin Regional 5/17 Missouri 6, Bradley 5 (8 inn.) Columbia Regional 5/16 Texas 11, South Carolina 2 (5 inn.) Austin Regional 5/18 Missouri 6, Kansas 3 Columbia Regional 5/17 South Carolina 5, Houston 1 Austin Regional 5/18 Nebraska 11, Missouri 4 Columbia Regional 5/18 Texas 6, South Carolina 0 Austin Regional 5/19 Nebraska 8, Missouri 1 Columbia Regional 5/18 Tennessee 9, Longwood 0 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/17 USF 6, South Carolina 0 Tallahassee Regional 5/16 Tennessee 1, N.C. State 0 (11 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/18 South Carolina 5, Fordham 4 Tallahassee Regional 5/17 Tennessee 7, N.C. State 0 Knoxville Regional 5/19 USF 3, South Carolina 2 Tallahassee Regional 5/17 Tennessee 3, Alabama 2 Knoxville Super Regional 5/24 Tennessee 12, Charleston Southern 3 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/16 Tennessee 5, Alabama 3 Knoxville Super Regional 5/25 Tennessee 12, Virginia Tech 0 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/17 Tennessee 9, Florida 2 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Tennessee 2, Lipscomb 0 Knoxville Regional 5/18 Tennessee 1, Washington 0 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Oklahoma 8, Tennessee 1 Norman Super Regional 5/23 Tennessee 2, Texas 1 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Tennessee 4, Oklahoma 0 Norman Super Regional 5/24 Oklahoma 5, Tennessee 3 WCWS Championship Series 6/3 Oklahoma 8, Tennessee 2 Norman Super Regional 5/25 Oklahoma 4, Tennessee 0 WCWS Championship Series 6/4 Texas A&M 7, Hofstra 6 Norman Regional 5/16 Texas A&M 12, Penn 0 (5 inn.) College Station Regional 5/17 Oklahoma 9, Texas A&M 8 Norman Regional 5/17 Texas A&M 6, Baylor 5 College Station Regional 5/18 Texas A&M 7, Hofstra 0 Norman Regional 5/17 Baylor 9, Texas A&M 5 College Station Regional 5/19 Oklahoma 11, Texas A&M 6 Norman Regional 5/18 Texas A&M 8, Baylor 0 (5 inn.) College Station Regional 5/19 Oklahoma 10, Texas A&M 2 (6 inn.) Norman Super Regional 5/24 2015 Oklahoma 8, Texas A&M 0 (5 inn.) Norman Super Regional 5/25 Alabama 8, Fairfield 0 (6 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/15 Alabama 9, Washington 0 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/16 2014 Alabama 11, Washington 1 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/17 Alabama 13, SIU Edwardsville 3 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/16 Oklahoma 5, Alabama 2 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/22 Alabama 7, USC Upstate 1 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/17 Alabama 2, Oklahoma 0 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/23 Alabama 3, South Alabama 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 Alabama 5, Oklahoma 3 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/23 Alabama 6, Nebraska 5 (12 inn.) Knoxville Super Regional 5/22 Michigan 5, Alabama 0 Women’s College World Series 5/28 Alabama 2, Nebraska 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/23 Alabama 2, Oregon 1 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Alabama 6, Oklahoma 2 Women’s College World Series 5/29 LSU 5, Alabama 3 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Alabama 2, Kentucky 0 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Auburn 4, Tennessee Tech 1 Auburn Regional 5/15 Alabama 2, Oregon 0 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Auburn 1, South Alabama 0 Auburn Regional 5/16 Florida 5, Alabama 0 WCWS Championship Series 6/2 Auburn 7, South Alabama 4 Auburn Regional 5/17 Florida 6, Alabama 3 WCWS Championship Series 6/3 Auburn 12, La.-Lafayette 11 (8 inn.) Auburn Super Regional 5/22 North Dakota State 5, Auburn 2 Minneapolis Regional 5/16 Auburn 6, La.-Lafayette 3 Auburn Super Regional 5/23 Auburn 9, Green Bay 1 (5 inn.) Minneapolis Regional 5/17 LSU 6, Auburn 1 Women’s College World Series 5/28 Auburn 1, North Dakota State Minneapolis Regional 5/17 Auburn 4, Tennessee 2 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Auburn 4, Minnesota 3 (8 inn.) Minneapolis Regional 5/18 Auburn 11, UCLA 10 (10 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/30 Minnesota 8, Auburn 6 Minneapolis Regional 5/18 Florida 3, Auburn 2 (9 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/31 Florida 8, Florida A&M 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/16 Florida 6, Florida A&M 0 Gainesville Regional 5/15 Florida 14, Stetson 0 (6 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/17 Florida 7, Hofstra 0 Gainesville Regional 5/16 Florida 7, UCF 0 Gainesville Regional 5/18 Florida 1, FAU 0 (8 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/17 Florida 9, Washington 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Florida 7, Kentucky 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/23 Washington 4, Florida 3 Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Florida 1, Kentucky 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Florida 8, Washington 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Florida 7, Tennessee 2 Women’s College World Series 5/28 Florida 11, Baylor 0 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/29 Florida 4, LSU 0 Women’s College World Series 5/29 Florida 4, Oregon 0 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Florida 3, Auburn 2 (9 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/31 Florida 6, Baylor 3 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Florida 3, Michigan 2 WCWS Championship Series 6/1 Florida 5, Alabama 0 WCWS Championship Series 6/2 Michigan 1, Florida 0 WCWS Championship Series 6/2 Florida 6, Alabama 3 WCWS Championship Series 6/3 Florida 4, Michigan 1 WCWS Championship Series 6/3 Georgia 9, Chattanooga (5 inn.) Athens Regional 5/16 Georgia 6, Central Connecticut State 1 Athens Regional 5/15 N.C. State 5, Georgia 4 Athens Regional 5/17 Western Kentucky 2, Georgia 1 (14 inn.) Athens Regional 5/16 Georgia 3, UAB 0 Athens Regional 5/17 Georgia 6, North Carolina 5 Athens Regional 5/16 Georgia 9, N.C. State 1 Athens Regional 5/18 Georgia 12, Western Kentucky 3 (5 inn.) Athens Regional 5/17 Georgia 8, N.C. State 0 (5 inn.) Athens Regional 5/18 Georgia 17, Western Kentucky 0 (5 inn.) Athens Regional 5/17 Baylor 9, Georgia 1 (6 inn.( Athens Super Regional 5/23 Michigan 10, Georgia 3 Ann Arbor Super Regional 5/21 Baylor 6, Georgia 3 Athens Super Regional 5/24 Michigan 7, Georgia 6 Ann Arbor Super Regional 5/22 Kentucky 2, Ohio 0 Lexington Regional 5/16 Kentucky 5, Northwestern 4 South Bend Regional 5/15 Kentucky 2, James Madison 1 Lexington Regional 5/17 Kentucky 5, Ball State 0 South Bend Regional 5/16 DePaul 2, Kentucky 1 (10 inn.) Lexington Regional 5/18 Kentucky 4, Notre Dame 3 South Bend Regional 5/17 Kentucky 10, DePaul 1 (5 inn.) Lexington Regional 5/18 Florida 7, Kentucky 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/23 UCLA 6, Kentucky 4 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/24 Florida 1, Kentucky 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Kentucky 7, UCLA 3 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/25 LSU 15, Texas Southern (5 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/15 Kentucky 7, UCLA 1 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/25 Arizona State 1, LSU 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/16 Kentucky 4, La.-Lafayette 1 Women’s College World Series 5/29 LSU 4, Nebraska 3 (10 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/16 Alabama 2, Kentucky 0 Women’s College World Series 5/30 LSU 5, Arizona State 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/17 Baylor 8, Kentucky 7 (8 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/31 LSU 4, Arizona State 3 (9 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/17 LSU 13, Louisville 9 Tucson Regional 5/16 LSU 8, Arizona 0 (5 inn.) Baton Rouge Super Regional 5/23 Arizona 9, LSU 8 Tucson Regional 5/17 LSU 10, Arizona 5 Baton Rouge Super Regional 5/24 LSU 8, Boston Univ. 3 Tucson Regional 5/17 LSU 6, Auburn 1 Women’s College World Series 5/28 LSU 5, Arizona 1 Tucson Regional 5/18 Florida 4, LSU 0 Women’s College World Series 5/29 Arizona 13, LSU 5 (5 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/18 LSU 5, Alabama 3 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Texas 1, Mississippi State 0 Lafayette Regional 5/16 Michigan 6, LSU 3 Women’s College World Series 5/31 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 49 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Baylor 8, Mississippi State 4 Lafayette Regional 5/15 Ole Miss 5, Tulsa 1 Norman Regional 5/20 Mississippi State 2, Weber State 0 Lafayette Regional 5/16 Oklahoma 9, Ole Miss 1 (5 inn.) Norman Regional 5/21 Baylor 2, Mississippi State 0 Lafayette Regional 5/17 Ole Miss 4, Wichita State 0 Norman Regional 5/21 Missouri 7, Indiana State 0 Columbia Regional 5/15 Oklahoma 3, Ole Miss 0 Norman Regional 5/22 Missouri 5, Kansas 3 Columbia Regional 5/16 Missouri 9, BYU 0 (5 inn.) Columbia Regional 5/19 Missouri 7, Kansas 6 Columbia Regional 5/17 Missouri 8, Nebraska 0 (6 inn.) Columbia Regional 5/20 UCLA 7, Missouri 4 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/23 Missouri 9, Nebraska 0 (5 inn.) Columbia Regional 5/21 UCLA 10, Missouri 6 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/24 Michigan 5, Missouri 3 Ann Arbor Super Regional 5/28 UCF 4, South Carolina 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/15 Michigan 5, Missouri 4 Ann Arbor Super Regional 5/29 South Carolina 3, Dartmouth 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/16 South Carolina 2, USF 0 Tallahassee Regional 5/20 UCF 5, South Carolina 2 Tallahassee Regional 5/16 Florida State 4, South Carolina 0 Tallahassee Regional 5/21 Tennessee 2, Longwood 0 Knoxville Regional 5/15 South Carolina 6, USF 0 Tallahassee Regional 5/21 Tennessee 9, Utah 1 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/16 Florida State 2, South Carolina 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/22 Tennessee 3, Utah 1 Knoxville Regional 5/17 Tennessee 10, Marist 2 (6 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/21 Tennessee 3, Florida State 2 Knoxville Super Regional 5/21 Arizona 4, Tennessee 0 Knoxville Regional 5/21 Florida State 6, Tennessee 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/22 Tennessee 10, Ohio State 1 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/22 Tennessee 2, Florida State 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/22 Arizona 4, Tennessee 3 Knoxville Regional 5/22 Florida 7, Tennessee 2 Women’s College World Series 5/28 Texas 5, Texas A&M 0 Lafayette Regional 5/20 Auburn 4, Tennessee 2 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Texas A&M 6, Boston Univ. 0 Lafayette Regional 5/21 Texas A&M 2, Lehigh 1 Norman Regional 5/15 Texas A&M 9, Texas 3 Lafayette Regional 5/21 Oklahoma 7, Texas A&M 5 Norman Regional 5/16 La.-Lafayette 9, Texas A&M 8 (9 inn.) Lafayette Regional 5/22 Texas A&M 5, Lehigh 0 Norman Regional 5/17 Oklahoma 2, Texas A&M 0 Norman Regional 5/17 2017 Alabama 5, Albany 1 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 2016 Alabama 1, Minnesota 0 (9 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 Alabama 3, Samford 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 Alabama 1, Minnesota 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/21 Alabama 3, California 1 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/21 Alabama 3, Florida 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Alabama 8, Alabama 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/22 Florida 2, Alabama 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 Alabama 2, Washington 1 (8 inn.) Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/27 Florida 2, Alabama 1 Gainesville Super Regional 5/27 Alabama 5, Washington 2 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/28 Tulsa 5, Arkansas 4 Norman Regional 5/19 Oklahoma 3, Alabama 0 (8 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/2 Oklahoma 5, Arkansas 3 Norman Regional 5/20 LSU 6, Alabama 4 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Auburn 11, East Tenn. State 0 (5 inn.) Auburn Regional 5/19 Auburn 2, Jacksonville State 1 Auburn Regional 5/20 Auburn 4, California 3 (9 inn.) Auburn Regional 5/20 Auburn 6, USC Upstate 1 Auburn Regional 5/21 Auburn 8, California 2 Auburn Regional 5/21 Auburn 14, Jacksonville State 2 (5 inn.) Auburn Regional 5/22 Oklahoma 4, Auburn 0 Auburn Super Regional 5/26 Arizona 5, Auburn 3 Auburn Super Regional 5/28 Oklahoma 5, Auburn 2 Auburn Super Regional 5/27 Auburn 4, Arizona 1 Auburn Super Regional 5/29 Florida 9, Florida A&M 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/19 Auburn 6, Arizona 1 Auburn Super Regional 5/29 Florida 2, Oklahoma State 0 Gainesville Regional 5/20 Auburn 10, UCLA 3 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Oklahoma State 1, Florida 0 Gainesville Regional 5/21 Auburn 4, Georgia 3 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Florida 5, Oklahoma State 0 Gainesville Regional 5/21 Auburn 8, Florida State 7 (8 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/5 Alabama 3, Florida 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Oklahoma 3, Auburn 2 WCWS Championship Series 6/6 Florida 2, Alabama 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 Auburn 11, Oklahoma 7 WCWS Championship Series 6/7 Florida 2, Alabama 1 Gainesville Super Regional 5/27 Oklahoma 2, Auburn 1 WCWS Championship Series 6/8 Florida 8, Texas A&M 0 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/1 Florida 11, Alabama State 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/20 Florida 7, LSU 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Florida 5, UCF 0 Gainesville Regional 5/21 Florida 5, Washington 2 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Florida 8, UCF 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/22 Oklahoma 7, Florida 5 (17 inn.) WCWS Championship Series 6/5 Georgia 3, Florida 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 Oklahoma 5, Florida 4 WCWS Championship Series 6/6 Georgia 3, Florida 2 Gainesville Super Regional 5/27 Georgia 4, Jacksonville State 2 Tallahassee Regional 5/19 Georgia 6, Maine 0 Athens Regional 5/20 Florida State 7, Georgia 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/20 Georgia 5, Northwestern 2 Athens Regional 5/21 Georgia 8, Jacksonville State 2 Tallahassee Regional 5/20 Oklahoma State 5, Georgia 3 Athens Regional 5/22 Florida State 8, Georgia 5 Tallahassee Regional 5/21 Georgia 6, Oklahoma State 0 Athens Regional 5/22 Kentucky 6, DePaul 0 Lexington Regional 5/19 Georgia 3, Florida 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 Kentucky 1, Illinois 0 Lexington Regional 5/20 Georgia 3, Florida 2 Gainesville Super Regional 5/27 Kentucky 4, Illinois 2 Lexington Regional 5/21 Georgia 5, Florida State 4 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Oregon 4, Kentucky 0 Eugene Super Regional 5/26 Auburn 4, Georgia 3 Women’s College World Series 6/4 Oregon 6, Kentucky 5 Eugene Super Regional 5/27 LSU 4, Georgia 1 Women’s College World Series 6/5 LSU 2, Fairfield 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/19 Kentucky 6, Butler 1 Lexington Regional 5/21 La.-Lafayette 4, LSU 2 Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 Utah 3, Kentucky 0 Lexington Regional 5/21 LSU 10, McNeese State 1 (6 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/21 Kentucky 3, Illinois 2 Lexington Regional 5/21 LSU 5, La.-Lafayette 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/21 Kentucky 4, Utah 0 Lexington Regional 5/22 Florida State 3, LSU 1 Tallahassee Super Regional 5/26 Utah 5, Kentucky 3 Lexington Regional 5/22 LSU 1, Florida State 0 Tallahassee Super Regional 5/27 LSU 10, LIU 2 (6 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 LSU 6, Florida State 4 Tallahassee Super Regional 5/28 LSU 4, McNeese State 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/21 LSU 2, UCLA 1 Women’s College World Series 6/1 LSU 2, Arizona State 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/22 Florida 7, LSU 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 James Madison 3, LSU 2 Baton Rouge Super Regional 5/27 Oregon 4, LSU 1 Women’s College World Series 6/3 LSU 2, James Madison 0 Baton Rouge Super Regional 5/28 Ole Miss 8, Southern Illinois 0 (5 inn.) Oxford Regional 5/19 LSU 3, James Madison 2 Baton Rouge Super Regional 5/28 Ole Miss 2, Arizona State 0 Oxford Regional 5/20 Michigan 2, LSU 0 Women’s College World Series 6/3 Ole Miss 7, North Carolina 2 Oxford Regional 5/21 LSU 6, Alabama 4 Women’s College World Series 6/4 UCLA 8, Ole Miss 7 (11 inn.) Los Angeles Super Regional 5/25 LSU 4, Georgia 1 Women’s College World Series 6/6 UCLA 1, Ole Miss 0 Los Angeles Super Regional 5/26 Oklahoma 7, LSU 3 Women’s College World Series 6/6 BYU 8, Mississippi State 0 (6 inn.) Salt Lake City Regional 5/18 50 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Fordham 9, Mississippi State 3 Salt Lake City Regional 5/19 Tulsa 9, Missouri 1 (5 inn.) Norman Regional 5/18 Wisconsin 7, Missouri 2 Eugene Regional 5/19 Missouri 10, Boston University 8 Norman Regional 5/19 Illinois-Chicago 5, Missouri 4 Eugene Regional 5/20 Missouri 6, Tulsa 5 Norman Regional 5/19 South Carolina 12, St. Francis (Pa.) 2 (5 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/19 Oklahoma 7, Missouri 0 Norman Regional 5/20 Arizona 5, South Carolina 0 Tucson Regional 5/20 South Carolina 3, UNC Greensboro 0 Columbia Regional 5/18 South Carolina 3, St. Francis (Pa.) 1 Tucson Regional 5/20 Liberty 3, South Carolina 1 Columbia Regional 5/19 Arizona 9, South Carolina 0 Tucson Regional 5/21 South Carolina 5, Hofstra 4 Columbia Regional 5/19 Tennessee 5, Longwood 0 Knoxville Regional 5/19 South Carolina 2, Liberty 0 Columbia Regional 5/20 Tennessee 7, USC Upstate 0 Knoxville Regional 5/20 South Carolina 5, Liberty 0 Columbia Regional 5/20 Tennessee 3, Longwood 0 Knoxville Regional 5/21 Arizona State 5, South Carolina 2 Tempe Super Regional 5/25 Tennessee 8, Texas A&M 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/26 Arizona State 5, South Carolina 2 Tempe Super Regional 5/26 Texas A&M 6, Tennessee 5 Knoxville Super Regional 5/27 Tennessee 9, Monmouth 0 (5 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/18 Texas A&M 5, Tennessee 3 Knoxville Super Regional 5/28 Tennessee 12, James Madison 3 (6 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/19 Texas A&M 14, Texas Southern 0 (5 inn.) College Station Regional 5/19 Tennessee 5, Ohio 1 Knoxville Regional 5/20 Texas A&M 3, Texas State 1 College Station Regional 5/20 Georgia 4, Tennessee 3 Athens Super Regional 5/25 Texas A&M 3, Texas 1 College Station Regional 5/21 Georgia 2, Tennessee (8 inn.) Athens Super Regional 5/26 Tennessee 8, Texas A&M 1 Knoxville Super Regional 5/26 Texas A&M 9, Prairie View A&M 0 (5 inn.) College Station Regional 5/18 Texas A&M 6, Tennessee 5 Knoxville Super Regional 5/27 Texas A&M 10, McNeese 1 (6 inn.) College Station Regional 5/19 Texas A&M 5, Tennessee 3 Knoxville Super Regional 5/28 Texas A&M 10, Baylor 4 College Station Regional 5/20 Florida 8, Texas A&M 0 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/1 Florida 5, Texas A&M 4 Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 UCLA 8, Texas A&M 2 Women’s College World Series 6/3 Texas A&M 5, Florida 4 Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Florida 5, Texas A&M 3 Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 2018 Alabama 8, Middle Tennessee 0 (6 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 2019 Alabama 9, Wisconsin, 1 (5 inn.) Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 Alabama 8, Alabama State 2 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/17 Alabama 6, Oregon State 0 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/20 Alabama 7, Arizona State 4 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/18 Washington 3, Alabama 2 Seattle Super Regional 5/25 Alabama 9, Arizona State 8 Tuscaloosa Regional 5/19 Washington 6, Alabama 0 Seattle Super Regional 5/26 Alabama 3, Texas 0 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/23 Arkansas 2, DePaul 0 Fayetteville Regional 5/18 Texas 7, Alabama 5 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/24 Arkansas 5, Wichita State 0 Fayetteville Regional 5/19 Alabama 8, Texas 5 Tuscaloosa Super Regional 5/25 Arkansas 6, Wichita State 4 Fayetteville Regional 5/20 Oklahoma 3, Alabama 2 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Oklahoma 7, Arkansas Norman Super Regional 5/25 Alabama 15, Florida 3 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/1 Oklahoma 9, Arkansas 0 Norman Super Regional 5/26 Alabama 2, Arizona 0 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Auburn 5, Kennesaw State 2 Tallahassee Regional 5/18 Alabama 1, Oklahoma 0 (8 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/2 Jacksonville State 3, Auburn 2 Tallahassee Regional 5/19 Oklahoma 7, Oklahoma 3 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Florida State 2, Auburn 1 Tallahassee Regional 5/19 Tulsa 5, Arkansas 0 Stillwater Regional 5/16 Florida 8, Bethune-Cookman 0 (6 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/18 BYU 6, Arkansas 3 Stillwater Regional 5/17 Florida 10, Ohio State 2 (6 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/19 Auburn 10, Colorado State 5 Tucson Regional 5/17 Florida 4, Ohio State 0 Gainesville Regional 5/20 Arizona 2, Auburn 1 Tucson Regional 5/18 Florida 5, Texas A&M 4 Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Auburn 8, Colorado State 0 (5 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/18 Texas A&M 5, Florida 4 Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Arizona 12, Auburn 3 Tucson Regional 5/19 Florida 5, Texas A&M 3 Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 Florida 3, Boston University 0 Gainesville Regional 5/17 Florida 11, Georgia 3 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/31 Florida 8, Boise State 0 (5 inn.) Gainesville Regional 5/18 UCLA 6, Florida 5 Women’s College World Series 6/1 Florida 5, Boise State 0 Gainesville Regional 5/19 Oklahoma 2, Florida 0 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Florida 3, Tennessee 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Georgia 6, Harvard 2 Athens Regional 5/18 Tennessee 3, Florida 2 (9 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Georgia 12, Northwestern 0 (6 inn.) Athens Regional 5/19 Florida 2, Tennessee 1 (8 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 Georgia 9, Northwestern 7 Athens Regional 5/20 Oklahoma State 2, Florida 1 Women’s College World Series 5/30 Georgia 4, Tennessee 3 Athens Super Regional 5/25 Alabama 15, Florida 3 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 6/1 Georgia 2, Tennessee 1 (8 inn.) Athens Super Regional 5/26 Georgia 6, Drake 4 (8 inn.) Minneapolis Regional 5/17 Florida 11, Georgia 3 (5 inn.) Women’s College World Series 5/31 Minnesota 2, Georgia 1 (10 inn.) Minneapolis Regional 5/18 Florida State 7, Georgia 2 Women’s College World Series 6/2 Georgia 7, Drake 4 Minneapolis Regional 5/18 Kentucky 10, Illinois-Chicago 1 (5 inn.) Lexington Regional 5/19 Minnesota 8, Georgia 1 Minneapolis Regional 5/20 Kentucky 10, Notre Dame 0 (5 inn.) Lexington Regional 5/19 Kentucky 7, Toledo 2 Lexington Regional 5/17 Kentucky 8, Notre Dame 0 (6 inn.) Lexington Regional 5/20 Kentucky 8, Virginia Tech 1 Lexington Regional 5/18 Kentucky 9, Oregon 6 Eugene Super Regional 5/24 Kentucky 11, Virginia Tech 1 Lexington Regional 5/19 Oregon 6, Kentucky 1 Eugene Super Regional 5/25 Washington 3, Kentucky 0 Seattle Super Regional 5/24 Oregon 11, Kentucky 1 (5 inn.) Eugene Super Regional 5/26 Washington 5, Kentucky 0 Seattle Super Regional 5/25 LSU 9, Fordham 0 (5 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/18 LSU 2, Monmouth 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/17 LSU 1, Houston 0 Baton Rouge Regional 5/19 LSU 5, Texas Tech 3 (13 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/18 Louisiana 5, LSU 4 (10 inn.) Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 Texas Tech 5, LSU 4 Baton Rouge Regional 5/19 LSU 3, Louisiana 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/20 LSU 5, Texas Tech 1 Baton Rouge Regional 5/19 LSU 6, Florida State 5 Tallahassee Super Regional 5/25 Minnesota 5, LSU 3 Minneapolis Super Regional 5/24 Florida State 8, LSU 5 (11 inn.) Tallahassee Super Regional 5/26 Minnesota 3, LSU 0 Minneapolis Super Regional 5/25 Florida State 3, LSU 1 Tallahassee Super Regional 5/26 Ole Miss 12, Chattanooga 0 (5 inn.) Oxford Regional 5/17 Ole Miss 9, Long Beach State 1 Tempe Regional 5/18 Louisiana 2, Ole Miss 0 Oxford Regional 5/18 Arizona State 7, Ole Miss 1 Tempe Regional 5/19 Ole Miss 10, SE Missouri State 0 (5 inn.) Oxford Regional 5/18 Ole Miss 1, Long Beach State 0 Tempe Regional 5/19 Ole Miss 5, Louisiana 1 Oxford Regional 5/19 Arizona State 9, Ole Miss 0 (5 inn.) Tempe Regional 5/20 Ole Miss 5, Louisiana 4 Oxford Regional 5/19 North Dakota State 5, Mississippi State 4 Tucson Regional 5/18 Arizona 5, Ole Miss 2 Tucson Super Regional 5/24 Mississippi State 11, St. Francis (Pa.) 5 Tucson Regional 5/19 Arizona 9, Ole Miss 1 Tucson Super Regional 5/25 Mississippi State 12, North Dakota State 0 (5 inn.) Tucson Regional 5/19 Mississippi State 5, Seattle 3 Seattle Regional 5/17 Arizona 4, Mississippi State 3 Tucson Regional 5/20 Washington 6, Mississippi State 1 Seattle Regional 5/18 MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 51 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Mississippi State 7, Seattle 3 Seattle Regional 5/18 Washington 8, Mississippi State 0 Seattle Regional 5/19 Missouri 7, Cal State Fullerton 4 Los Angeles Regional 5/17 UCLA 9, Missouri 1 (5 inn.) Los Angeles Regional 5/18 Missouri 7, Weber State 0 Los Angeles Regional 5/18 Missouri 5, UCLA 1 Los Angeles Regional 5/19 UCLA 13, Missouri 1 (5 inn.) Los Angeles Regional 5/19 USF 3, South Carolina 2 Tallahassee Regional 5/17 South Carolina 10, Bethune-Cookman 0 (5 inn.) Tallahassee Regional 5/18 South Carolina 2, USF 1 (10 inn.) Tallahassee Regional 5/18 Florida State 7, South Carolina 6 Tallahassee Regional 5/19 Tennessee 8, Longwood, 0 (6 inn.) Knoxville Regional 5/17 Tennessee 12, Ohio State 4 Knoxville Regional 5/18 North Carolina 1, Tennessee 0 Knoxville Regional 5/19 Tennessee 2, North Carolina 0 Knoxville Regional 5/19 Florida 3, Tennessee 0 Gainesville Super Regional 5/24 Tennessee 3, Florida 2 (9 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/25 Florida 2, Tennessee 1 (8 inn.) Gainesville Super Regional 5/26 Houston 3, Texas A&M 1 Austin Regional 5/17 Texas 3, Texas A&M 2 (8 inn.) Austin Regional 5/18

2020 The 2020 NCAA Championship was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

52 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC IN THE FINAL NATIONAL POLLS 1997 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS 2008 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS 2015 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS South Carolina 7 Florida 3 3 Florida 1 1 Alabama 4 4 Auburn 3 3 1998 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Tennessee 14 17 LSU 4 4 LSU 13 Georgia 17 18 Alabama 6 6 Florida 25 LSU 18 19 Tennessee 8 8 Mississippi State RV RV Missouri 12 14 1999 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Auburn RV - Georgia 13 12 LSU 11 Kentucky 17 17 South Carolina 19 2009 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Texas A&M RV RV Florida 2 2 Mississippi State - RV 2000 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Alabama 3 3 Alabama 6 Georgia 4 4 2016 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS LSU 9 LSU 19 19 Auburn 2 2 Mississippi State 21 Tennessee 20 16 LSU 3 4 South Carolina T22 Kentucky RV RV Alabama 6 7 Florida 25 Georgia 7 6 2010 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Florida 8 8 2001 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Georgia 3 4 Missouri 15 12 LSU T3 Tennessee 4 3 Tennessee 17 18 Alabama 10 Florida 6 6 Kentucky 18 17 South Carolina 23 Alabama 9 8 Texas A&M 19 20 LSU 19 18 Ole Miss RV 24 2002 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Kentucky RV - South Carolina RV RV LSU 9 South Carolina 12 2011 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS 2017 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Georgia 22 Florida 2 2 Florida 2 2 Alabama 3 3 LSU 6 6 2003 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Georgia 9 9 Texas A&M 8 8 Alabama 7 7 Kentucky 13 12 Tennessee 11 12 Georgia 11 14 Tennessee 18 16 Alabama 12 11 LSU 15 17 LSU 22 22 Auburn 13 13 South Carolina 21 24 Ole Miss 16 15 2012 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Kentucky 17 17 2004 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Alabama 1 1 Georgia 25 RV LSU 3 2 Tennessee 6 7 South Carolina 25 RV Alabama 12 12 LSU 7 6 Arkansas RV RV Georgia 13 13 Georgia 10 10 Mississippi State RV - Tennessee 16 16 Florida 18 16 Auburn 20 20 Kentucky RV - 2018 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Florida 25 25 Arkansas RV - Florida 5 6 Georgia 8 8 2005 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS 2013 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS LSU 9 9 Tennessee 3 3 Tennessee 2 2 Tennessee 10 10 Alabama 7 7 Florida 5 5 South Carolina 12 12 Georgia 9 10 Alabama 10 10 Texas A&M 13 11 Auburn 20 22 Missouri 11 11 Alabama 14 14 Texas A&M 13 13 Kentucky 15 15 2006 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Kentucky 14 12 Arkansas 16 16 Tennessee 4 4 LSU 18 16 Auburn 17 20 Alabama 7 7 Georgia - 22 Mississippi State 23 RV LSU 11 10 Ole Miss - RV Georgia 13 13 2014 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Auburn 22 RV Florida 1 1 2019 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Florida RV - Alabama 2 2 Alabama 4 4 Kentucky 6 6 Florida 7 7 2007 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS Tennessee 12 11 LSU 10 12 Tennessee 2 2 Georgia 13 12 Tennessee 12 11 Alabama 9 11 Missouri 19 18 Ole Miss 15 14 LSU 10 10 Auburn 20 21 Kentucky 16 15 Florida 14 15 LSU 21 22 Georgia 17 20 South Carolina 21 24 Texas A&M 25 - South Carolina 21 23 Auburn 22 23 Arkansas RV RV Missouri RV RV Mississippi State RV -

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 53 SEC IN THE FINAL NATIONAL POLLS 2020 USAT/NFCA ESPN/USAS SA D1S LSU 5 5 6 5 Florida 7 6 7 8 Alabama 10 13 12 11 Kentucky 11 10 11 13 Georgia 14 14 14 14 South Carolina 15 15 15 17 Arkansas 19 21 20 23 Mississippi State 20 20 25 --- Missouri 25 RV 17 --- Tennessee RV ------Texas A&M --- RV ------

54 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS NATIONAL HONORS National Player Of The Year – USA Softball Brittany Schutte, Florida (At-Large UT/NP) 2006 Kellie Middleton, Georgia (OF) 2007 Monica Abbott, Tennessee 2012 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee (P) Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama (At-Large) 2015 Lauren Haegar, Florida Lauren Gibson, Tennessee (2B) 2007 Stacey Nelson, Florida (P) 2017 Kelly Barnhill, Florida Michelle Moultrie, Florida (OF) Tonya Callahan, Tennessee (1B) Rachele Fico, LSU (At-Large P) Brittany Rogers, Alabama (OF) National Player Of The Year – Schutt Sports/ Jackie Traina, Alabama (At-Large UT/P) Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee (At-Large OF) NFCA 2013 Hannah Rogers, Florida (P) 2008 Aja Paculba, Florida (2B) 2019 Abbey Cheek, Kentucky Lauren Gibson, Tennessee (2B) Francesca Enea, Florida (At-Large OF) Raven Chavanne, Tennessee (3B) 2009 Stephanie Brombacher, Florida (P) National Freshman Of The Year – Schutt Madison Shipman, Tennessee (SS) Tiffany Huff, Tennessee (1B) Sports/NFCA Kayla Braud, Alabama (OF) Aja Paculba, Florida (2B) 2014 Kasey Cooper, Auburn Chelsea Thomas, Missouri (At-Large P) Molly Johnson, Kentucky (SS) Annie Aldrete, Tennessee Lauren Haeger, Florida (At-Large UT/P) Kelsey Bruder, Florida (OF) 2016 Amanda Lorenz, Florida Rachele Fico, LSU (At-Large P) Francesca Enea, Florida (OF) 2014 Jaclyn Traina, Alabama (P) Brittany Rogers, Alabama (OF) NFCA All-America – First Team Alex Hugo, Georgia (2B) 2010 Taylor Schlopy, Georgia (OF) 1997 Trinity Johnson, South Carolina (P) Haylie McCleney, Alabama (OF) Francesca Enea, Florida (OF) 1999 Ashlee Ducote, LSU (3B) Branndi Melero, Auburn (OF) Charlotte Morgan, Alabama (UT/P) Kim Pietro, South Carolina (OF) Madison Shipman, Tennessee (At-Large SS) Kayla Braud, Alabama (At-Large 2B) 2000 Keri McCallum, Mississippi State (C) Kelsey Stewart, Florida (At-Large 2B) Alisa Goler, Georgia (At-Large 3B) Ginger Jones, Alabama (1B) 2015 Emily Carosone, Auburn (2B) 2011 Hannah Rogers, Florida (P) Stephanie Hastings, LSU (2B) Kasey Cooper, Auburn (3B) Raven Chavanne, Tennessee (OF) Ashlee Ducote, LSU (3B) Bianka Bell, LSU (SS) Megan Wiggins, Georgia (OF) Kelly Kretschman, Alabama (OF) Haylie McCleney, Alabama (OF) Alisa Goler, Georgia (At-Large 3B) Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State (At-Large Lauren Haeger, Florida (UT/P) Whitney Larsen, Alabama (At-Large SS) OF/P) Kelsey Stewart, Florida (At-Large 2B) 2012 Hannah Rogers, Florida (P) 2001 Britni Sneed, LSU (P) Alaynie Page, South Carolina (At-Large OF) Raven Chavanne, Tennessee (3B) Kelly Kretschman, Alabama (OF) 2016 Delanie Gourley, Florida (P) Kaila Hunt, Alabama (SS) Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State (UT) Kasey Cooper, Auburn (3B) Amanda Locke, Alabama (UT/Non-P or DP) 2002 Ashley Courtney, Alabama (DP) Haylie McCleney, Alabama (OF) Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia (At-Large C) Britni Sneed, LSU (At-Large P) Emily Crane, Missouri (OF) Madison Shipman, Tennessee (At-Large SS) 2003 Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State (OF) Aleshia Ocasio, Florida (At-Large P) 2013 Haylie McCleney, Alabama (OF) 2004 Monica Abbott, Tennessee (P) Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky (At-Large P) Cali Lanphear, Texas A&M (UT/Non-P or DP) Kim Wendland, Georgia (1B) 2017 Kelly Barnhill, Florida (P) Kaila Hunt, Alabaam (At-Large 2B) Nicole Barber, Georgia (OF) Bailey Landry, LSU (OF) 2014 Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia (P) Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State (OF) Amanda Lorenz, Florida (OF) Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU (DP or UT/Non-P) 2005 Monica Abbott, Tennessee (P) Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU (DP or UT/Non-P) Kasey Cooper, Auburn (At-Large 3B) Courtney Bures, Mississippi State (SS) Meghan Gregg, Tennessee (At-Large SS) Annie Aldrete, Tennessee (At-Large C) Sarah Fekete, Tennessee (OF) Alexis Osorio, Alabama (At-Large P) 2015 Alexis Osorio, Alabama (P) Kim Wendland, Georgia (At-Large) Delanie Gourley, Florida (At-Large P) Alex Hugo, Georgia (2B) 2006 Monica Abbott, Tennessee (P) 2018 Kelly Barnhill, Florida (P) Bailey Landry, LSU (OF) Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee (SS) Aubrey Leach, Tennessee (2B) Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU (DP or UT/Non-P) Sarah Fekete, Tennessee (OF) Amanda Lorenz, Florida (OF) Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee (At-Large UT/P) Kristi Durant, Tennessee (DP) 2019 Abbey Cheek, Kentucky (3B) 2016 Emily Carosone, Auburn (2B) Tonya Callahan, Tennessee (At-Large) Amanda Lorenz, Florida (OF) Kayli Kvistad, Florida (UT/Non-p or DP) 2007 Monica Abbott, Tennessee (P) Kylan Becker, Ole Miss (At-Large OF) Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama (At-Large P) Killian Roessner, LSU (C) Leona Lafaele, Alabama (At-Large UT/Non-P Lauren Parker, Alabama (2B) NFCA All-America – Second Team or DP) India Chiles, Tennessee (OF) 1997 Tina Plew, South Carolina (UT) 2018 Brittany Gray, Georgia (P) Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State (UT/ 1998 Kelly Kretschman, Alabama (SS) Tori Vidales, Texas A&M (1B) Non-P) 1999 Kelly Kretschman, Alabama (SS) Nicole DeWitt, Florida (3B) 2008 Stacey Nelson, Florida (P) Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State (At-Large Kaylee Tow, Alabama (OF) Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State (C) OF/P) Cortni Emanuel, Georgia (OF) Alexandra Gardiner, Florida (1B) 2000 Britni Sneed, LSU (P) Allie Walljasper, LSU (At-Large P) Brittany Rogers, Alabama (OF) 2001 Shelley Laird, Alabama (P) 2019 Montana Fouts, Alabama (P) Lauren Grill, Ole Miss (UT/Non-P) Jackie McClain, Alabama (OF) Kelly Barnhill, Florida (P) Courtney Bures, Mississippi State (At-Large P) Ashley Moore, Auburn (At-Large OF) Kaylee Tow, Alabama (1B) Kelley Montalvo, Alabama (At-Large 3B) 2002 Jackie McClain, Alabama (1B) Amanda Sanchez, LSU (3B) Charlotte Morgan, Alabama (At-Large UT/P) Nicole Barber, Georgia (OF) Shelbi Sunseri, LSU (UT/P) 2009 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama (P) Trena Peel, LSU (OF) Fa Leilua, Mississippi State (DP or UT/Non-P) Stacey Nelson, Florida (P) Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State (At-Large Bailey Hemphill, Alabama (At-Large DP or Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State (C) UT) UT/Non-P) Alisa Goler, Georgia (3B) 2003 Michelle Green, Georgia (P) Autumn Storms, Arkansas (At-Parge P) Charlotte Morgan, Alabama (At-Large UT/P) Nicole Barber, Georgia (OF) Taylor Schlopy, Georgia (At-Large OF) Jackie McClain, Alabama (At-Large 1B) NFCA All-America – Third Team 2010 Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State (C) 2004 LaDonia Hughes, LSU (OF) 1998 Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida (P) Kirsten Shortridge, LSU (At-Large OF) Kristin Schmidt, LSU (At-Large) Jodi Otten, LSU (2B) 2011 Megan Bush, Florida (1B) 2005 Michelle Green, Georgia (P) 1999 Megan Matthews, South Carolina (P) Lauren Gibson, Tennessee (2B) Ashley Courtney, Alabama (C) Carrie Moreman, Alabama (DP) Kayla Braud, Alabama (OF) Kristi Durant, Tennessee (3B) 2000 Shelley Laird, Alabama (P) Kelsey Bruder, Florida (OF) Holly Currie, Auburn (UT) Tara Asbill, LSU (At-Large SS) Jackie Traina, Alabama (UT/P) Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee (At-Large) 2001 Suzanne Olcott, Alabama (2B) Kelsi Dunne, Alabama (At-Large P) Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama (At-Large) 2002 Kim Wendland, Georgia (1B) MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 55 NATIONAL HONORS 2003 Kristin Schmidt, LSU (P) Senior CLASS Award 2004 Kristen Keyes, Auburn (P) 2009 Stacey Nelson, Florida Sara Dean, Auburn (C) 2010 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama Leslie Klein, LSU (OF) 2013 Kayla Braud, Alabama Jackie McClain, Alabama (At-Large) 2014 Madison Shipman, Tennessee 2005 Page Jones, Auburn (1B) 2016 Haylie McCleney, Alabama 2006 Emily Turner, LSU (P) 2018 Meghan Gregg, Tennessee Megan McAllister, Georgia (3B) 2019 Katie Reed, Kentucky Brittany Rogers, Alabama (OF) Jessica Doucette, Georgia (UT) Leslie Klein, LSU (At-Large) 2007 Chrissy Owens, Alabama (P) Leslie Klein, LSU (OF) Kim Waleszonia, Florida (At-Large 2B) 2008 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama (P) Kim Waleszonia, Florida (At-Large OF) 2009 Kirsten Shortridge, LSU (OF) 2010 Lauren Grill, Ole Miss (SS) Raven Chavanne, Tennessee (OF) Mirando Dixon, Arkansas (UT) Stephanie Brombacher, Florida (At-Large) Kat Dotson, Tennessee Kelsi Dunne, Alabama 2011 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee (P) Aja Paculba, Florida (2B) Brittany Mack, LSU (At-Large P) Michelle Moultrie, Florida (At-Large OF) 2012 Erin Arevalo, Georgia (P) Jennifer Fenton, Alabama (OF) 2013 Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia (1B) A.J. Andrews, LSU (OF) Jackie Traina, Alabama (UT/P) Mel Dumezich, Texas A&M (At-Large UT/P) 2014 Emily Carosone, Auburn (2B) Taylor Gadbois, Missouri (OF) Cassie Tysarczyk, Texas A&M (At-Large OF) 2015 Carley Hoover, LSU (P) Allie Walljasper, LSU (P) Demi Turner, Alabama (2B) Marisa Runyon, Alabama (3B) Tiffany Howard, Auburn (OF) Cortni Emanuel, Georgia (DP or UT/Non-P) Aleshia Ocasio, Florida (At-Large P) 2016 Jade Rhodes, Auburn (1B) Bianka Bell, LSU (3B) Sami Fagan, Missouri (SS) Amanda Lorenz, Florida (OF) Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee (UT/P) Tina Iosefa, Georgia (At-Large 1B) Tori Vidales, Texas A&M (At-Large 1B) Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU (At-Large UT/Non-P or DP) 2017 Allie Walljasper, LSU (P) Kaylee Carlson, Auburn (P) Riley Sartain, Texas A&M (3B) Cortni Emanuel, Georgia (OF) Kayli Kvistad, Florida (At-Large 1B) Katie Reed, Kentucky (At-Large SS) 2018 Carley Hoover, LSU (P) Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia (SS) Meghan Gregg, Tennessee (At-Large SS) 2019 Mia Davidson, Mississippi State (C) Aubrey Leach, Tennessee (2B) Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia (SS) Kendyl Lindaman, Florida (DP or UT/Non-P)

NCAA Elite 90 Award 2012 Alex Boulet, LSU 2015 Dylan Supak, LSU 2016 Kasey Cooper, Auburn 2017 Layna Savoie, LSU 2019 Kaylee Tow, Alabama

56 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC HONORS SEC Player Of The Year 2019 Montana Fouts, Alabama 1997 Trinity Johnson, South Carolina 1998 Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida SEC Scholar-Athlete Of The Year 1999 Kim Pietro, South Carolina 2004 Ashley Smith, South Carolina 2000 Ashlee Ducote, LSU 2005 Ashley Smith, South Carolina 2001 Britni Sneed, LSU 2006 Ashley Smith, South Carolina 2002 Trena Peel, LSU 2007 Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee 2003 Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi 2008 Jordan Praytor, Alabama State 2009 Lillian Hammond, Tennessee 2004 Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi 2010 Jessica Bachkora, Arkansas State 2011 Meagan Aull, Kentucky 2005 Kim Wendland, Georgia 2012 Jennifer Fenton, Alabama 2006 Kristen Butler, Florida Brittany Mack, LSU 2007 India Chiles, Tennessee 2013 Jenna Marston, Missouri 2008 Tonya Callahan, Tennssee 2014 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee 2009 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama 2015 Haylie McCleney, Alabama 2010 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama Devon Wallace, Arkansas 2011 Kelsey Bruder, Florida 2016 Kasey Cooper, Auburn 2012 Michelle Moultrie, Florida 2017 Kasey Cooper, Auburn 2013 Lauren Gibson, Tennessee 2018 Katie Reed, Kentucky 2014 Madison Shipman, Tennessee 2019 Katie Reed, Kentucky 2015 Kelsey Stewart, Florida 2016 Kasey Cooper, Auburn SEC Coach Of The Year 2017 Megan Gregg, Tennessee 1997 Joyce Compton, South Carolina 2018 Amanda Lorenz, Florida 1998 Larry Ray, Florida 2019 Abbey Cheek, Kentucky 1999 Carie Dever-Boaz, Arkansas 2000 Beth Kirchner, Kentucky SEC Pitcher Of The Year 2001 Yvette Girouard, LSU 2002 Britni Sneed, LSU 2002 Tina Deese, Auburn 2003 Michelle Green, Georgia Yvette Girouard, LSU 2004 Monica Abbott, Tennessee Joyce Compton, South Carolina 2005 Monica Abbott, Tennessee 2003 Lu Harris-Champer, Georgia Michelle Green, Georgia 2004 Ralph and Karen Weekly, 2006 Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama Tennessee 2007 Monica Abbott, Tennessee 2005 Lu Harris-Champer, Georgia 2008 Stacey Nelson, Florida 2006 Patrick Murphy, Alabama, 2009 Stacey Nelson, Florida Yvette Girouard, LSU 2010 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama 2007 Ralph and Karen Weekly, 2011 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama Tennessee 2012 Jackie Traina, Alabama 2008 Tim Walton, Florida 2013 Chelsea Thomas, Missouri 2009 Tim Walton, Florida 2014 Jaclyn Traina, Alabama 2010 Patrick Murphy, Alabama 2015 Lauren Haeger, Florida 2011 Tim Walton, Florida 2016 Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky Yvette Girouard, LSU 2017 Kelly Barnhill, Florida 2012 Patrick Murphy, Alabama 2018 Kelly Barnhill, Florida 2013 Tim Walton, Florida 2019 Sarah Cornell, Alabama 2014 Patrick Murphy, Alabama 2015 Clint Myers, Auburn SEC Freshman Of The Year 2016 Rachel Lawson, Kentucky 2000 Lacy Prejean, Alabama 2017 Tim Walton, Florida 2001 Jackie McClain, Alabama 2018 Lu Harris-Champer, Georgia 2002 Sara Dean, Auburn 2019 Patrick Murphy, Alabama Mandy Schuerman, Florida 2003 Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama 2004 Monica Abbott, Tennessee 2005 Courtney Bures, Mississippi State 2006 Brittany Rogers, Alabama 2007 Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State 2008 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama 2009 Amanda Locke, Alabama 2010 Kayla Braud, Alabama Rachele Fico, LSU Kat Dotson, Tennessee 2011 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee 2012 Devon Wallace, Arkansas 2013 Bianka Bell, LSU Gerri Ann Glasco, Georgia 2014 Tori Finucane, Missouri 2015 Alexis Osorio, Alabama 2016 Amanda Lorenz, Florida 2017 Caylan Arnold, Tennessee 2018 Mia Davidson, Mississippi State MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 57 ALL-SEC TEAMS 1997 Second Team: 2002 First Team: P - Shelley Laird, Alabama First Team: P - Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida P - Megan Matthews, South Carolina P - Shelley Laird, Alabama P - Trinity Johnson, South Carolina C - Carrie Swinford, Tennessee P - Britni Sneed, LSU P - Buffy Walker, Tennessee IF - Brett Erickson, Arkansas C - Lyndsey Angus, KEntucky C - Keri McCallum, Mississippi State IF-Ashley Boone, Florida IF - Jackie McClain, Alabama IF - Christy Kyle, Alabama IF - Michelle Gates, Mississippi State IF - Kim Wendland, Georgia IF - Tara Asbill, LSU IF - Kelli Fitzgerald, Tennessee IF - Nikki Jones, Kentucky IF - Bridget Jackson, Tennessee IF - Amanda Venable, Tennessee IF - Christy Connor, LSU IF - Tracey Reidhead, Tennessee OF - Joyce McMillin, South Carolina OF - Ashley Moore, Auburn OF - Kristin Sandler, Florida OF - Kenyail Norris, Tennessee OF - Nicole Barber, Georgia OF - Chanda Lee, South Carolina OF - Lisa Warren, Tennessee OF - Trena Peel, LSU OF - Kim Pietro, South Carolina DP/UT - Keri McCallum, Mississippi State OF - Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State DP/UT- Tina Plew, South Carolina DP/UT - Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State Second Team: 2000 Second Team: P - Tammy Kincaid, Arkansas First Team: P - Kristin Schmidt, LSU P - Sarah Knifechief, LSU P - Shelley Laird, Alabama P - Megan Matthews, South Carolina C - Jennifer Cirigliano, Arkansas P - Britni Sneed, LSU C - Lacy Prejean, Alabama IF - Karla Countryman, Alabama C - Kerri McCallum, Mississippi State IF - Kasey Angulo, Auburn IF - Augrista Belford, Arkansas IF - Ginger Jones, Alabama IF - Jackie Marchetta, Florida IF - Jessi Cerra, Georgia IF - Ashlee Ducote, LSU IF - April Janzen, LSU IF - Ashlee Ducote, LSU IF - Stephanie Hastings, LSU IF - Amber Curtis, South Carolina IF - Karrie Rider, Mississippi State IF - Tara Asbill, LSU OF - Jackie Wilkins, Alabama IF - Kendra McCutcheon, South Carolina OF - Kelly Kretschman, Alabama OF - Beth Fogle, Kentucky OF - Kim Blair, Auburn OF - Ashley Boone, Florida OF - Erin Johnson, LSU OF - Amy Criswell, Florida OF - Leslie Kwiatkowski, Kentucky OF - Adrianna Baggetta, South Carolina OF- Stacey Newton, LSU OF - Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State DP/UT - Mandy Schuerman, Florida OF - Stephanie Vaglica, Ole Miss DP/UT - Mary Petrie, Auburn DP/UT - Amanda Fine, Ole Miss Second Team: 2003 P - Tammy Kincaid, Arkansas First Team: 1998 P - Ashley Lewis, LSU P - Jenny Gladding, Florida First Team: C - Lacy Prejean, Alabama P - Michelle Green, Georgia P - Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida IF - Suzanne Olcott, Alabama C - Lacy Prejean, Alabama P - Sarah KnifeChief, LSU IF - Brett Erickson, Arkansas IF - Jackie McClain, Alabama C - Carrie Moreman, Alabama IF - Shaunte’ Fremin, LSU IF - Mylin Prieto, Florida 1B - Jessi Cerra, Georgia IF - Karrie Rider, Mississippi State IF - Kim Wendland, Georgia 2B - Jodi Otten, LSU IF - Lora Pinkerton, Florida IF - Danielle Quinones, South Carolina 3B - Michelle Gates, Mississippi State OF - Christy Kyle, Alabama OF - Ashley Courtney, Alabama SS - Tara Asbill, LSU OF - Tiffany Kruse, Kentucky OF - Lindsey Cameron, Florida OF - Christie Kyle, Alabama OF - Stacey Newton, LSU OF - Nicole Barber, Georgia OF -Stacey Newton, LSU DP/UT - Emily Marino, Florida OF - Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State OF - Kim Pietro, South Carolina DP/UT - Kristi Durant, Tennessee DP - Lora Pinkerton, Florida 2001 Second Team: UTL- Stephanie Hastings, LSU First Team: P - Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama Second Team: P - Shelley Laird, Alabama P - Kristin Schmidt, LSU P - Penny Cope, Alabama P - Britni Sneed, LSU C - Lyndsey Angus, Kentucky P - Brandy Landry, LSU C - Lyndsey Angus, Kentucky IF - Ashley Godfrey, Georgia C - Keri McCallum, Mississippi State IF - Ginger Jones, Alabama IF - Nikki Jones, Kentucky 1B - Mary Petrie, Auburn IF - Suzanne Olcott, Alabama IF - Christy Connor, LSU 2B- Kelli Fitzgerald, Tennessee IF - Mary Petrie, Auburn IF - Amber Rhinehart, Tennessee 3B - Kim Hagan, Florida IF - Stephanie Hastings, LSU OF - Camille Harris, LSU SS - Kelly Kretschman, Alabama OF - Kelly Kretschman, Alabama OF - Jodi Fittro, South Carolina OF - Kim Rohret, Alabama OF - Jackie McClain, Alabama OF - Jennifer Nelson, Mississippi State OF - Kristin Sandler, Florida OF - Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State DP/UT - Tessa Lynam, LSU OF-Kenyail Norris, Tennessee OF - Ashley Moore, Auburn DP/UT - DeDe Justice, Ole Miss DP - Tyra Perry, LSU DP/UT - Jennifer Kraemer, Auburn UT - Amanda Fine, Ole Miss Second Team: 2004 P - Heather Schlictman, Arkansas First Team: 1999 P - Megan Matthews, South Carolina P - Kristin Schmidt, LSU First Team: C - Lacy Prejean, Alabama P - Monica Abbott, Tennessee P - Ashley Lewis, LSU C- Adrienne Genovese, South Carolina C - Sara Dean, Auburn P - Britni, Sneed, LSU IF - Ashley Boone, Florida IF - Jackie McClain, Alabama C - Kelley Askew, Alabama IF - Jackie Marchetta, Florida IF - Kim Wendland, Georgia IF - Kelly Kretschman, Alabama IF - Nikki Jones, Kentucky IF - Kate Jaspers, Mississippi State IF - Jessi Cerra, Georgia IF - Christy Connor, LSU IF - Kristi Durant, Tennessee IF - Tara Asbill, LSU OF - Nicole Barber, Georgia OF -Nicole Barber, Georgia IF- Ashlee Ducote, LSU OF - Dee Douglas, LSU OF - LaDonia Hughes, LSU OF - Dee Douglas, LSU OF - Trena Peel, LSU OF - Leslie Klein, LSU OF - Trena Peel, LSU OF - Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State OF - Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State OF - Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State DP/UTL - Emily Marino, Florida DH/UT - Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama OF - Kim Pietro, South Carolina DP/UT - Carrie Moreman, Alabama

58 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ALL-SEC TEAMS Second Team: 2007 C - Megan Yocke, Kentucky P - Kristen Keyes, Auburn First Team: IF - Ali Gardiner, Florida P - Jenny Gladding, Florida P - Monica Abbott, Tennessee IF - Tiffany Huff, Tennessee C - Leigh Ann Danos, LSU P - Dani Hofer, LSU IF - Megan Bush, Florida IF - Staci Ramsey, Alabama C - Shannon Doepking, Tennessee IF - Brianna Hesson, Georgia IF - Mylin Pieto, Florida IF - Tonya Callahan, Tennessee OF - Francesca Enea, Florida IF - Melissa Zick, Florida IF - Lauren Parker, Alabama OF - Ka’ili Smith, Mississippi State IF - Lauren Delahoussaue, LSU IF - Courtney Bures, Mississippi State OF - Jazz Jackson, LSU IF -Julie Wiese, LSU IF - Kim Waleszonia, Florida OF - Myesha Finney, Auburn OF - Capper Reed, Alabama OF - India Chiles, Tennessee DP/UT - Lauren Grill, Ole Miss OF - Shannon Anderson, Auburn OF - Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee OF - Nancy Crane, South Carolina OF - Brittany Rogers, Alabama 2010 DH/UT - Lauren Castle, LSU OF - Kellie Middleton, Georgia First Team: DH/UT - DeDe Justice, Ole Miss DP/UT - Jordan Praytor, Alabama P - Kelsi Dunne, Alabama Second Team: P - Stephanie Brombacher, Florida 2005 P - Chrissy Owens, Alabama C - Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State First Team: P - Stacey Nelson, Florida IF - Kayla Braud, Alabama P - Monica Abbott, Tennessee C - Killian Roessner, LSU IF - Megan Bush, Florida P - Michelle Green, Georgia IF - Charlotte Morgan, Alabama IF - Alisa Goler, Georgia C - Sara Dean, Auburn IF - Brooke Marnitz, Kentucky IF - Molly Johnson, Kentucky IF - Paige Jones, Auburn IF - Ashley Acuri, Auburn OF - Francesca Enea, Florida IF - Courtney Bures; Mississippi State IF - Melissa Zick, Florida OF - Taylor Schlopy, Georgia IF - Megan McAllister; Georgia OF - Leslie Klein, LSU OF - Megan Wiggins, Georgia IF - Kristi Durant, Tennessee OF - Dani Woods, Alabama OF - Kirsten Shortridge, LSU OF - Lindsey Cameron, Florida OF - Hayle Guess, Mississippi State OF - Kat Dotson, Tennessee OF - Jackie Wilkins, Alabama OF - Jazz Jackson, LSU DP/UT - Charlotte Morgan, Alabama OF - Sarah Fekete, Tennessee DP/UT - Chelsea Bramlet, Mississippi State Second Team: OF - Sara Ghezzi, Auburn P - Rachele Fico, LSU DH/UT - Kim Wendland, Georgia 2008 P - Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee Second Team: First Team: C - Megan Yocke, Kentucky P - Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama P - Stacey Nelson, Florida IF - Whitney Larsen, Alabama P - Emily Turner, LSU P - Kelsi Dunne, Alabama IF - Kyndall White, Auburn C - Ashley Courtney, Alabama C - Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State IF - Aja Paculba, Florida IF - Meghan Cornett, South Carolina IF - Tonya Callahan, Tennessee IF - Lauren Grill, Ole Miss IF - Melissa Zick, Florida IF - Ali Gardiner, Florida OF - Jessica Bachkora, Arkansas IF - Jessica Doucette, Georgia IF - Courtney Bures, Mississippi State OF - Michelle Moultrie, Florida IF - Staci Ramsey, Alabama IF - Kelley Montalvo, Alabama OF - Rachel Mitchell, LSU IF - Lindsey Chutzler, Tennessee OF - Brittany Rogers, Alabama OF - Raven Chavanne, Tennessee OF - Courtney Knight, Georgia OF - Rachel Mitchell, LSU DP/UT - Miranda Dixon, Arkansas OF - Camille Harris, LSU OF - Kim Waleszonia, Florida OF - Rachel LeMaster, Arkansas OF - Megan Wiggins, Georgia 2011 DH/UT - Holly Currie, Auburn DP/UT - Charlotte Morgan, Alabama First Team: Second Team: P - Kelsi Dunne, Alabama 2006 P - Cody Trahan, LSU P - Brittany Mack, LSU First Team: P - Anna Thompson, Auburn C - Megan Yocke, Kentucky P - Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama C - Ashley Holcombe, Alabama IF - Whitney Larsen, Alabama P - Emily Turner, LSU IF - Aja Paculba, Florida IF - Megan Bush, Florida C - Kristen Butler, Florida IF - Kenora Posey, Tennessee IF - Lauren Gibson, Tennessee IF - Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee IF - Sojourner Moody, Georgia OF - Kayla Braud, Alanama IF - Megan McAllister, Georgia IF - Molly Johnson, Kentucky OF- Megan Wiggins, Georgia IF - Tonya Callahan, Tennessee OF - Dani Woods, Alabama OF - Raven Chavanne, Tennessee IF - Staci Ramsey, Alabama OF - Jordan Praytor, Alabama DP/UT - Brittany Schutte, Florida OF - Brittany Rogers, Alabama OF - Quinlan Duhon, LSU Second Team: OF - Sarah Fekete, Tennessee OF - Hayle Guess, Mississippi State P-Hannah Rogers, Florida OF - Leslie Klein, LSU DP/UT - Lauren Grill, Ole Miss P-Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee OF - Kellie Middleton, Georgia C - Ashley Razey, Georgia DH/UT - Jordan Praytor, Alabama 2009 IF - Aja Paculba, Florida Second Team: First Team: IF - Brianna Hesson, Georgia P - Monica Abbott, Tennessee P - Stacey Nelson, Florida IF - Kara Dill, Kentucky P - Kasi Carroll, Georiga P - Kelsi Dunne, Alabama IF - Anissa Young, LSU C - Ashley Holcombe, Alabama C - Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State OF - Michelle Moultrie, Florida IF - Dani Woods, Alabama IF - Molly Johnson, Kentucky OF - Taylor Schlopy, Georgia IF - Kristina McCain, Auburn IF - Aja Paculba, Florida OF - Meagan Aull, Kentucky IF - Chelsea Cantillo, Georgia IF - Alisa Goler, Georgia OF - Kelly Grieve, Tennessee IF - Melissa Zick, Florida IF - Kelley Montalvo, Alabama DP/UT - Amanda Locke, Alabama OF - Courtney Knight, Georgia OF - Brittany Rogers, Alabama OF - Kim Waleszonia, Florida OF - Taylor Schlopy, Georgia OF - Sara Ghezzi, Auburn OF - Kelsey Bruder, Florida OF - Lindsey Cameron, Florida OF - Kirsten Shortridge, LSU DH/UT - Jessica Doucette, Georgia DP/UT - Charlotte Morgan, Alabama Second Team: P - Stephanie Brombacher, Florida P - Christie Hamilton, Georgia MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 59 ALL-SEC TEAMS 2012 DP/UT - Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU OF - Kirsti Merritt, Florida First Team: Second Team: OF - Cortni Emanuel, Georgia P - Jackie Traina, Alabama P - Hannah Rogers, Florida OF - Taylor Gadbois, Missouri P - Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee P - Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky OF - Keeli Milligan, Texas A&M C - Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia P - Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee C - Aubree Munro, Florida IF - Raven Chavanne, Tennessee C - Molly Fichtner, Alabama DP/UT - Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee IF - Brittany Cervantes, Kentucky IF - Kasey Cooper, Auburn IF - Kaila Hunt, Alabama IF - Kalia Hunt, Alabama 2017 IF - Madison Shipman, Tennessee IF - Emily Carosone, Auburn First Team: OF - Michelle Moultrie, Florida IF - Stephanie Tofft, Florida P – Kaylee Carlson, Auburn OF - Jennifer Fenton, Alabama IF - Nikki Sagermann, Kentucky P – Kelly Barnhill, Florida OF - Lauren Lackey, South Carolina OF - A.J. Andrews, LSU P – Delanie Gourley, Florida OF - Kat Dotson, Tennessee OF - RT Cantillo, UM C – Carlee Wallace, Auburn DP/UT - Devon Wallace, Arkansas OF - Emily Albus, AM IF – Nicole DeWitt, Florida Second Team: OF - Cassie Tysarczyk, AM IF – Kayli Kvistad, Florida P - Rachele Fico, LSU DP/UT - Devon Wallace, ARK IF – Katie Reed, Kentucky P - Hannah Rogers, Florida IF – Caroline Seitz, Mississippi State P - Erin Arevalo, Georgia 2015 IF – Meghan Gregg, Tennessee C - Kendall Dawson, Alabama First Team: OF – Amanda Lorenz, Florida C - Kelsey Horton, Florida P - Lauren Haeger, Florida OF – Cortni Emanuel, Georgia IF - Lauren Gibson, Tennessee P - Alexis Osorio, Alabama OF – Bailey Landry, LSU IF - Lauren Guzman, Auburn P - Carley Hoover, LSU OF – Kylan Becker, Ole Miss IF - Cassie Reilly-Boccia, Alabama C - Kellsi Kloss, LSU DP/UT – Aleshia Ocasio, Florida IF - Kara Dill, Kentucky IF - Kelsey Stewart, Florida Second Team: OF - Jaz Lunceford, Alabama IF - Emily Carosone, Auburn P – Alexis Osorio, Alabama OF - Kayla Braud, Alabama IF - Bianka Bell, LSU P – Allie Walljasper, LSU OF - RT Cantillo, Ole Miss IF - Alex Hugo, Georgia P – Kaitlin Lee, Ole Miss OF - Melissa Davin, Tennessee IF - Kasey Cooper, Auburn P – Matty Moss, Tennessee DP/UT - Amanda Locke, Alabama OF - Haylie McCleney, Alabama C – Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU OF - Alaynie Page, South Carolina IF – A.J. Belans, Arkansas 2013 OF - Emily Crane, Missouri IF – Kasey Cooper, Auburn First Team: OF - Kirsti Merritt, Florida IF – Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia P - Chelsea Thomas, Missouri DP/UT - Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU IF – Kristen Cuyos, Texas A&M P - Hannah Rogers, Florida Second Team: IF – Riley Sartain, Texas A&M C - Jenna Marston, Missouri P - Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia OF – Alyssa Rivera, Auburn IF - Lauren Gibson, Tennessee P - Tori Finucane, Missouri OF – Justine McLean, Florida IF - Raven Chavanne, Tennessee IF - Marisa Runyon, Alabama OF – Sydni Emanuel, Georgia IF - Madison Shipman, Tennessee IF - Sami Fagan, Missouri OF – Regan Nash, Missouri IF - Paige Wilson, Georgia IF - Demi Turner, Alabama DP/UT – Brooke Vines, Tennessee OF - Kayla Braud, Alabama IF - Tori Vidales, Texas A&M OF - Kat Dotson, Tennessee IF - Jade Rhodes, Auburn 2018 OF - Kaylee Puailoa, Georgia OF - Tiffany Howard, Auburn First Team: OF - A.J. Andrews, LSU OF - Bailey Landry, LSU P – Kelly Barnhill, Florida DP/UT - Lauren Haeger, Florida OF - A.J. Andrews, LSU P – Brittany Gray, Georgia Second Team: OF - Syndi Emanuel, Georgia P – Allie Walljasper, LSU P - Rachele Fico, LSU C - Annie Aldrete, Tennessee C – Mia Davidson, Mississippi State P - Kimmy Beasley, Arkansas DP/UT - Tina Iosefa, Georgia IF – Nicole DeWitt, Florida C - Griffin Joiner, Kentucky IF – Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia IF - Samie Garcia, South Carolina 2016 IF – Meghan Gregg, Tennessee IF - Kelsey Stewart, Florida First Team: IF – Aubrey Leach, Tennessee IF - Bianka Bell, LSU P - Delanie Gourley, Florida IF – Tori Vidales, Texas A&M IF - Kaila Hunt, Alabama P - Aleshia Ocasio, Florida OF – Kaylee Tow, Alabama OF - Haylie McCleney, Alabama P - Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky OF – Amanda Lorenz, Florida OF - Kelsey Horton, Florida C - Ashley Walters, Texas A&M OF – Cortni Emanuel, Georgia OF - Branndi Melero, Auburn IF - Kasey Cooper, Auburn OF – Scarlet McSwain, Tennessee OF - Jacee Blades, LSU IF - Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia DP/UT – Aleshia Ocasio, Florida DP/UT - Mel Dumezich, Texas A&M IF - Bianka Bell, LSU Second Team: IF - Meghan Gregg, Tennessee P – Alexis Osorio, Alabama 2014 IF - Tori Vidales, Texas A&M P – Mary Haff, Arkansas First Team: OF - Haylie McCleney, Alabama P – Kaylee Carlson, Auburn P - Jaclyn Traina, Alabama OF - Amanda Lorenz, Florida C – Alyssa VanDerveer, South Carolina P - Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia OF - Sydni Emanuel, Georgia IF – Bailey Hemphill, Alabama P - Tori Finucane, Missouri OF - Emily Crane, Missouri IF – Justice Milz, Georgia C - Annie Aldrete, Tennessee DP/UT - Kayli Kvistad, Florida IF – Katie Reed, Kentucky IF - Kelsey Stewart, Florida Second Team: IF – Rylee Pierce, Missouri IF - Alex Hugo, Georgia P - Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama IF – Mackenzie Boesel, South Carolina IF - Paige Wilson, Georgia P - Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia IF – Kenzi Maguire, South Carolina IF - Corrin Genovese, Missouri P - Carley Hoover, LSU OF – Elissa Brown, Alabama IF - Madison Shipman, Tennessee IF - Leona Lafaele, Alabama OF – Hannah McEwen, Arkansas OF - Haylie McCleney, Alabama IF - Jade Rhodes, Auburn OF – Aliyah Andrews, LSU OF - Branndi Melero, Auburn IF - Alex Hugo, Georgia OF – Kolby Romaine, Missouri OF - Taylor Gadbois, Missouri IF - Tina Iosefa, Georgia DP/UT – Cayla Kessinger, Missouri OF - Melissa Davin, Tennessee IF - Sami Fagan, Missouri 60 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ALL-SEC TEAMS 2019 First Team: P – Sarah Cornell, Alabama P – Montana Fouts, Alabama P – Ashley Rogers, Tennessee IF – Bailey Hemphill, Alabama IF – Amanda Lorenz, Florida IF – Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia IF – Abbey Cheek, Kentucky IF – Shemiah Sanchez, LSU OF – Hannah McEwen, Arkansas OF – Kylan Becker, Ole Miss OF – Kat Moore, Mississippi State OF – Brooke Wilmes, Missouri C – Jenny Schaper, Kentucky C – Mia Davidson, Mississippi State DP/U – Kendyl Lindaman, Florida DP/U – Fa Leilua, Mississippi State Second Team: P – Autumn Storms, Arkansas P – Kelly Barnhill, Florida P – Molly Jacobsen, Ole Miss IF – Maddie Morgan, Alabama IF – Katie Reed, Kentucky IF – Amanda Sanchez, LSU IF – Jana Johns, South Carolina IF – Aubrey Leach, Tennessee OF – Elissa Brown, Alabama OF – Ciara Bryan, Georgia OF – Aliyah Andrews, LSU OF – Jenna Holcomb, Tennessee C – Kendall Veach, Auburn DP/U – Shelbi Sunseri, LSU

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 61 SEC ALL-FRESHMEN TEAMS 2004 2009 2014 2018 Sara Ghezzi, Auburn P Stephanie Brombacher, Florida P Baylee Corbello, LSU P Mary Haff, Arkansas Kristina McCain, Auburn P Christie Hamilton, Georgia P Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State P Grace Baalman, Kentucky Michelle Diaz, Florida C Megan Yocke, Kentucky P Tori Finucane, Missouri P Kelsey Oh, South Carolina Lauren Roussell, Florida IF Ali Gardiner, Florida P Nickie Blue, South Carolina C Mia Davidson, Mississippi State Melissa Zick, Florida IF Tiffany Huff, Tennessee C Annie Aldrete, Tennessee IF Taylon Snow, Auburn Amber Janneck, Kentucky IF Megan Bush, Florida IF Kasey Cooper, Auburn IF Hannah Adams, Florida Leslie Klein, LSU IF Brianna Hesson, Georgia IF Caroline Seitz, Mississippi State IF Brooke Wilmes, Missouri Emily Turner, LSU OF Francesca Enea, Florida IF Kaylea Snaer, South Carolina IF Jana Johns, South Carolina Hayle Guess, Mississippi State OF Ka’ili Smith, Mississippi State IF Megan Geer, Tennessee IF Ashley Morgan, Tennessee Monica Abbott, Tennessee OF Jazz Jackson, LSU IF Taylor Koening, Tennessee OF Kaylee Tow, Alabama OF Myesha Finney, Auburn OF Justine McLean, Florida OF Hannah McEwen, Arkansas 2005 DP/UT Lauren Grill, Ole Miss OF Bailey Landry, LSU OF Taryn Antoine, LSU P Megan Rhodes, Tennessee OF Shaliyah Geathers, Tennessee OF Amanda Ayala, Tennessee P Chrissy Owens, Alabama 2010 DP/UT Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU DP/UT Jordan Matthews, Florida C Shannon Doepking, Tennessee P Rachele Fico, LSU IF Courtney Bures, Mississippi State P Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee 2015 2019 IF Jessica Doucette, Georgia C Brittany Schutte, Florida P Alexis Osorio, Alabama P Montana Fouts, Alabama IF Dani Woods, Alabama IF Kayla Braud, Alabama P Carley Hoover, LSU P Elizabeth Hightower, Florida IF Katie Vickers, Georgia IF Courtney Breault, Arkansas P Aleshia Ocasio, Florida P Shelby Wickersham, LSU IF Tonya Callahan, Tennessee IF Brittany Walker, Florida P Paige Lowary, Missouri IF Skylar Wallace, Alabama IF Chloe Kloezeman, Ole Miss IF Lauren Gibson, Tennessee C Ashley Walters, Texas A&M IF Lacey Fincher, Georgia OF Jessica Josker, South Carolina OF Keima Davis, Alabama IF Tori Vidales, Texas A&M IF Jazmyn Rollin, Missouri DH/UT Jordan Praytor, Alabama OF Jessica Cooley, Mississippi State IF Demi Turner, Alabama IF Madison Owens, South Carolina OF Raven Chavanne, Tennessee IF Amanda Sanchez, Missouri IF Baylee Klingler, Texas A&M 2006 OF Kat Dotson, Tennessee IF Meghan Gregg, Tennessee OF Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky Kelley Montalvo, Alabama DP/UT Kelsey Horton, Florida IF Scarlet McSwain, Tennessee OF Savannah Stewart, LSU Brittany Rogers, Alabama OF Nicole DeWitt, Florida OF Tate Whitley, Ole Miss Tatiana Fernandez, Auburn 2011 OF Cortni Emanuel, Georgia OF Anna Kate Segars, Brooke Johnson, Florida P Hannah Rogers, Florida OF Emily Griggs, LSU Mississippi State Stacey Nelson, Florida P Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee OF Elantra Cox, Ole Miss C Kaili Phillips, Tennessee Kim Waleszonia, Florida C Sam Lenahan, Mississippi State DP/UT Tiara Duffy, South Carolina DP/UT Kaitlin Parsons, Tennessee Chelsea Cantillo, Georgia IF Kaila Hunt, Alabama Megan Miller, Kentucky IF Cheyenne Coyle, Alabama 2016 Dani Hofer, LSU IF Emily Jolly, Kentucky P Kelly Barnhill, Florida Lisa Conchos, Ole Miss IF Madison Shipman, Tennessee P Matty Moss, Tennessee Christie Hamilton, South Carolina OF Simone Heyward, LSU P Samantha Show, Texas A&M Liane Horiuchi, Tennessee OF RT Cantillo, Ole Miss C Reagan Dykes, Alabama OF Brianna Bell, Mississippi State IF Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia 2007 DP/UT Morgan Estell, Auburn IF Lacey Sumerlin, Georgia Charlotte Morgan, Alabama IF Hailey Lunderman, Ole Miss Anna Thompson, Auburn 2012 IF Aubrey Leach, Tennessee Jazz Jackson, LSU P Kimmy Beasley, Arkansas IF Kaitlyn Alderink, Texas A&M Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State P Alyssa Bache, Florida OF Amanda Lorenz, Florida Jessica Bachkora, Arkansas C Griffin Joiner, Kentucky OF Regan Nash, Missouri Lauren Grill, Ole Miss IF Lauren Haeger, Florida OF Brooke Vines, Tennessee Tiffany Huff, Tennessee IF Paige Wilson, Georgia OF Keeli Milligan, Texas A&M Molly Johnson, Kentucky IF Sami Fagan, Florida DP/UT Abbey Cheek, Kentucky Natalie Smith, Kentucky IF Allison Brown, Ole Miss Rachel Mitchell, LSU OF A.J. Andrews, LSU 2017 Miranda Dixon, Arkansas OF Jessica Damico, Florida P Autumn Storms. Arkansas Francesca Enea, Florida OF Branndi Melero, Auburn P Morgan Bruce, Ole Miss Ashley Dowdy, Ole Miss OF Ashley Phillips, Mississippi State P Caylan Arnold, Tennessee Jessie Bailey, Mississippi State DP/UT Devon Wallace, Arkansas IF Sophia Reynoso, Florida IF Alex Martens, Kentucky 2008 2013 IF Braxton Burnside, Missouri P Kelsi Dunne, Alabama P Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky IF Mackenzie Boesel, South Carolina P Stephanie Brombacher, Florida P Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia IF Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee C Megan Yocke, Kentucky C Kellsi Kloss, LSU OF Elissa Brown, Alabama IF Aja Paculba, Florida IF Kelsey Stewart, Florida OF Alyssa Rivera, Auburn IF Jen Lapicki, Tennessee IF Bianka Bell, LSU OF Bailey Vick, Kentucky IF Megan Bush, Florida IF Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia OF Sarah Hudek, Texas A&M IF Ali Bainbridge, Mississippi State IF Emily Carosone, Auburn DP/UT Bailey Hemphill, Alabama OF Megan Wiggins, Georgia OF Haylie McCleney, Alabama OF Meagan Aull, Kentucky OF Kaylee Puailoa, Georgia OF Taylor Schlopy, Georgia OF Kirsti Merritt, Florida OF Laura Mendes, South Carolina OF Andrea Hawkins, Alabama DP/UT Tiffany DeFelice, Florida OF Tiffany Howard, Auburn DP/UT Cali Lanphear, Texas A&M

62 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAMS 2008 2014 P Stacey Nelson, Florida P Hannah Rogers, Florida C Ashley Holcombe, Alabama C Griffin Joiner, Kentucky 1B Ali Gardiner, Florida 1B Taylor Schwartz, Florida 2B Chrissy Schoonmaker, South 2B Kelsey Stewart, Florida Carolina SS Madison Shipman, Tennessee 2B Aja Paculba, Florida 3B Stephanie Tofft, Florida 3B Kelley Montalvo, Alabama LF Mackenzie Sykes, Missouri SS Kenora Posey, Tennessee CF Haylie McCleney, Alabama OF Kim Waleszonia, Florida RF Cassie Tysarczyk, Texas A&M OF Myesha Finney, Auburn OF Brittany Rogers, Alabama 2015 P Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee 2009 C Griffin Joiner, Kentucky P Stacey Nelson, Florida 1B Sandra Simmons, LSU C Ashley Holcombe, Alabama 2B Emily Carosone, Auburn 1B Ali Gardiner, Florida 2B Kelsey Stewart, Florida 2B Aja Paculba, Florida SS Kathlyn Medina, Florida SS Kristin Schnake, Georgia 3B Kasey Cooper, Auburn 3B Kelley Montalvo, Alabama LF Tiffany Howard, Auburn LF Myesha Finney, Auburn CF Haylie McCleney, Alabama Adele Voigt, South Carolina RF Emily Crane, Missouri CF Brittany Rogers, Alabama RF Kelsey Bruder, Florida 2016 P Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee 2010 C Aubree Munro, Florida P Kelsi Dunne, Alabama 1B Leona Lafaele, Alabama P Rachele Fico, LSU 1B Jade Rhodes, Auburn C Megan Yocke, Kentucky 1B Maisie Steed, Kentucky 1B Brianna Hesson, Georgia 1B Tori Vidales, Texas A&M 2B Aja Paculba, Florida 2B Emily Carosone, Auburn SS Molly Johnson, Kentucky SS Christian Stokes, Kentucky 3B Jessica Mouse, LSU 3B Kasey Cooper, Auburn 3B Sandra Smith, Arkansas LF Kallie Case, Alabama LF Megan Wiggins, Georgia CF Haylie McCleney, Alabama CF Kirsten Shortridge, LSU RF Emily Crane, Missouri RF Rachel Mitchell, LSU RF Kat Dotson, Tennessee 2017 P Kaylee Carlson, Auburn 2011 C Carlee Wallace, Auburn P Kelsi Dunne, Alabama 1B Kaylea Snaer, South Carolina P Hannah Rogers, Florida 2B Nicole DeWitt, Florida C Kendall Dawson, Alabama SS Meghan Gregg, Tennessee 1B Brianna Hesson, Georgia 3B Kasey Cooper, Auburn 2B Lauren Gibson, Tennessee LF Bailey Vick, Kentucky SS Whitney Larsen, Alabama CF Amanda Ivy, Mississippi State 3B Alisa Goler, Georgia RF Sydni Emanuel, Georgia LF Megan Wiggins, Georgia CF Michelle Moultrie, Florida 2018 RF Jazlyn Lunceford, Alabama P Kaylee Carlson, Auburn C Janell Wheaton, Florida 2012 C Ashley Walters, Texas A&M P Hannah Rogers, Florida 1B Tori Vidales, Texas A&M C Kendall Dawson, Alabama 2B Hannah Adams, Florida 1B Cassie Reilly-Boccia, Alabama SS Katie Reed, Kentucky 2B Lauren Gibson, Tennessee 3B Amanda Sanchez, Missouri SS Madison Shipman, Tennessee 3B Jana Johns, South Carolina 3B Brittany Cervantes, Kentucky LF Aliyah Andrews, LSU LF Ashley Langoni, LSU CF Erica Russell, Texas A&M CF Michelle Moultrie, Florida RF Sarah Hudek, Texas A&M RF Jaz Lunceford, Alabama 2019 2013 P Sarah Cornell, Alabama P Chelsea Thomas, Missouri C Jenny Schaper, Kentucky C Griffin Joiner, Kentucky 1B Amanda Lorenz, Florida 1B Morgan Estell, Auburn 2B Casey McCrackin, Auburn 2B Lauren Gibson, Tennessee SS Katie Reed, Kentucky SS Madison Shipman, Tennessee 3B Abbey Cheek, Kentucky 3B Raven Chavanne, Tennessee LF Jenna Holcomb, Tennessee LF Kayla Bruad, Alabama CF Elissa Brown, Alabama CF Haylie McCleney, Alabama CF Aliyah Andrews, LSU RF Kat Dotson, Tennessee RF Kaylee Horton, Ole Miss

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 63 SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAMS 1999 Courtnie Chinaudo, Ole Miss 2015 2020 Keri McCallum, Mississippi State Sammie Jo Bailey, Mississippi State Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama Elissa Brown, Alabama Lindsay Walker, South Carolina Megan Pearson, Arkansas Sydney Parr, Arkansas 2000 Erinn Webb, Tennessee Jordan Rocker, Auburn Justus Perry, Auburn Allison Willrath, Ole Miss Aubree Munro, Florida Kinsey Goelz, Florida 2010 Paige Wilson, Georgia Amanda Ablan, Georgia 2001 Catherine Dozer, Alabama Griffin Joiner, Kentucky Autumn Humes, Kentucky Anna Joyce Lott, Mississippi State Amanda Caldwell, Arkansas Sandra Simmons, LSU Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU Morgan Murphy, Auburn Lauren Lindsey, Ole Miss Kelsha Loftin, Ole Miss 2002 Francesca Enea, Florida Alyssa Cousins, Missouri Christian Quinn, Mississippi State Phyllis Manley, Ole Miss Jennie Auger, Georgia Macey Webb, South Carolina Katherine Kadlec, Missouri Adrianna Beggetta, South Carolina Natalie Smith, Kentucky Erin Gabriel, Tennessee Anna Vest, South Carolina Ashley Applegate, LSU Rachel Fox, Texas A&M Tianna Batts, Tennessee 2003 Courtnie Chinaudo, Ole Miss Madi Jatzlau, Texas A&M Kim Freeland, Auburn Jessie Bailey, Mississippi State 2016 Jennifer Brown, Florida Kaitlin Westfall, South Carolina Chandler Dare, Alabama Tiffany Huff, Tennessee Parker Pocklington, Arkansas 2005 Anna Gibbs, Auburn Jennifer Wright, Alabama 2011 Aubree Munro, Florida Mindy O’Malley, Arkansas Courtney Conley, Alabama Samantha LaZear, Georgia Anne Norton, Auburn Amanda Caldwell, Arkansas Ansley Smith, Kentucky Katie Lewis, Georgia Morgan Murphy, Auburn Sandra Simmons, LSU Jessica Nance, Kentucky Megan Bush, Florida Madi Osias, Ole Miss Kristen Hobbs, LSU Alisa Goler, Georgia Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State Meghan Coinett, South Carolina Meagan Aull, Kentucky Sydney Sprague, Missouri Brittany Bessho, Tennessee Ashley Applegate, LSU Macey Webb, South Carolina Amanda Hutcheson, Ole Miss Erin Gabriel, Tennessee 2006 Courtney Nesbit, Mississippi State Hailey Rebar, Texas A&M Jordan Praytor, Alabama Sam Arbaugh, South Carolina Blaire Perry, Arkansas Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee 2017 Jorja Bell, Auburn Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama Lauren Roussell, Florida 2012 Parker Pocklington, Arkansas Ashley Godfrey, Georgia Cassie Reilly-Boccia, Alabama Kasey Cooper, Auburn Ashley Fertic, Kentucky Tori Mort, Arkansas Kayli Kvistad, Florida Kristen Hobbs, LSU Morgan Murphy, Auburn Maeve McGuire, Georgia Stacy McCommon, Ole Miss Kelsey Horton, Florida Shannon Smith, Kentucky Melanie Henkes, South Carolina Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia Elyse Thornhill, LSU Sarah Vaughn, Tennessee Ashleigh Gustafson, Kentucky Miranda Strother, Ole Miss Brittany Mack, LSU Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State 2007 Amanda Hutcheson, Ole Miss Kirsten Mack, Missouri Brittany Rogers, Alabama Misty Flesher, Mississippi State Macey Webb, South Carolina Whitney Cloer, Arkansas Hannah Milks, South Carolina Megan Geer, Tennessee Jorja Bell, Auburn Melissa Brown, Tennessee Celena Massey, Texas A&M Mary Ratliff, Florida Kellie Middleton, Georgia 2013 2018 Ashley Fertic, Kentucky Ryan Iamurri, Alabama Reagan Dykes, Alabama Kristen Hobbs, LSU Hope McLemore, Arkansas Loren Krzysko, Arkansas Lauren Rowe, Ole Miss Baylee Stephens, Auburn Victoria Draper, Auburn Hayle Guess, Mississippi State Kelsey Horton, Florida Kelly Barnhill, Florida Katie Pouliot, South Carolina Maya Branch, Georgia Brittany Gray, Georgia Megan Rhodes, Tennessee Kara Dill, Kentucky Brooklin Hinz, Kentucky Allison Falcon, LSU Elyse Thornhill, LSU 2008 Brittany Broome, Ole Miss Paige McKinney, Ole Miss Jordan Praytor, Alabama Jessica Cooley, Mississippi State Carmen Carter, Mississippi State Dayna Huckabee, Arkansas Chelsea Thomas, Missouri Paige Bange, Missouri Jorja Bell, Auburn Julie Sarratt, South Carolina Jordyn Augustus, South Carolina Mary Ratliff, Florida Melissa Brown, Tennessee Meghan Gregg, Tennessee Melissa Wood, Georgia Allison Garrett, Texas A&M Erica Russell, Texas A&M Ashley Dimkich, Kentucky Shannon Stein, LSU 2014 2019 Courtnie Ghinaudo, Ole Miss Jadyn Spencer, Alabama Reagan Dykes, Alabama Hayle Guess, Mississippi State Megan Pearson, Arkansas Sydney Parr, Arkansas Ashton Payne, South Carolina Hilary Mavromat, .Auburn Makayla Martin, Auburn Lillian Hammond, Tennessee Stephanie Tofft, Florida Amanda Lorenz, Florida Niaja Griffin, Georgia Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia 2009 Ginny Carroll, Kentucky Abbey Cheek, Kentucky Catherine Dozier, Alabama Simone Heyward, LSU Michaela Schlattman, LSU Whitney Cloer, Arkansas Natalie Nimmo, Ole Miss Kylan Becker, Ole Miss Anna Thompson, Auburn Jessica Offutt, Mississippi State Emily Heimberger, Mississippi State Francesca Enea, Florida Mackenzie Sykes, Missouri Cosette Tomita, Missouri Sarah McCloud, Georgia Chelsea Hawkins, South Carolina Alex Fulmer, South Carolina Samantha DeMartine, Kentucky Melissa Davin, Tennessee Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee Ashley Applegate, LSU Allison Garrett, Texas A&M Riley Sartain, Texas A&M 64 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 1997 2002 A10 Jessica Doucette, Georgia A4 Meagan Aull, Kentucky M19 Chanda Lee, South Carolina F12 Ashley Courntey, Alabama A17 Kristen Butler, Florida A12 Anissa Young, LSU M26 Lisa Wyatt, Tennessee F19 Kim Wendland, Georgia A24 Megan McAllister, Georgia A18 Kelsey Bruder, Florida A1 Jennifer Cirigliano, Arkansas F26 Michelle Tyree, Georgia M1 Dani Woods, Alabama A25 Kelsey Bruder, Florida A8 Christy Kyle, Alabama M4 Courtney Mitchell, Arkansas M2 Raven Chavanne, Tennessee A15 Bridget Jackson, Tennessee M11 Adrianna Wilson, Tennessee 2007 M9 Amanda Locke, Alabama A22 Christy Kyle, Alabama M18 Amber Curtis, South Carolina F13 Brooke Marnitz, Kentucky A29 Kristin Sandler, Florida M25 Trena Peel, LSU F20 Brittany Rogers, Alabama 2012 M6 Carrie Swinford, Tennessee A1 Sara Dean, Auburn F26 Lauren Parker, Alabama F13 Amanda Locke, UA A8 Nicole Barber, Georgia M6 Killian Roessner, LSU F20 Brittany Schutte, UF 1998 A15 Meghan Cornett, South Carolina M13 Kellie Middleton, Georgia F27 Raven Chavanne, UT M17 Jessi Cerra, Georgia A22 Jackie McClain, Alabama M20 Leslie Klein, LSU M5 Jessica Cooley, MS M24 Kelly Kretschman, Alabama A29 Jacke Marchetta, Florida M27 Andrea Smith, LSU M12 Londen Ladner, UM M31 Michelle Gates, Mississippi State M6 Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State A3 Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee M19 Jennifer Fenton, UA A7 Christy Kyle, Alabama A10 Dani Woods, Alabama M26 Michelle Moultrie, UF A14 Tyra Perry, LSU 2003 A17 India Chiles, Tennessee A2 Kaila Hunt, UA A21 Carrie Moreman, Alabama F3 Ashley Courtney, Alabama A24 Sammie Jo Bailey, Mississippi State A9 Madison Shipman, UT A28 Kim Pietro, South Carolina F10 Shannon McKeon, Georgia M1 Kim Waleszonia, Florida A16 Káili Smith, MS M5 Jodi Ramirez, Tennessee F17 Julie Wiese, LSU M7 Tonya Callahan, Tennessee A23 Amanda Locke, UA F24 Jackie McClain, Alabama A30 Raven Chavanne, UT 1999 M3 Stacey Jennings, Tennessee 2008 M7 Brittany Cervantes, UK F16 Trena Peel, LSU M10 Lindsey Cameron, Florida F11 Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State F23 Beth Adams, Georgia M17 DeDe Justice, Ole Miss F18 Brittany Rogers, Alabama 2013 M2 Ashley Moore, Auburn M24 Mylin Prieto, Florida F25 Miranda Dixon, Arkansas F11 Kelsey Stewart, Florida M9 Keri McCallum, Mississippi State M31 Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State M3 Mary Ratliff, Florida F18 Nicole Hudson, Missouri M16 Keli Fitzgerald, Tennessee A7 Jackie McClain, Alabama M10 Kelley Montalvo, Alabama F25 Mel Dumezich, Texas A&M M23 Ashlee Ducote, LSU A14 Ashley Godfrey, Georgia M17 Killian Roessner, LSU M4 Devon Wallace, Arkansas M30 Marcella Passarelli, Auburn A21 Julie Wiese, LSU M24 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama M11 Brianna Little, Florida A6 Lisa Warren, Tennessee A30 Nicole Barber, Georgia M31 Ali Gardiner, Florida M18 Lauren Gibson, Tennessee A13 Kelly Kretschman, Alabama M5 Nicole Barber, Georgia A7 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama M25 Raven Chavanne, Tennessee A20 Amanda Venable, Tennessee A14 Lauren Grill, Ole Miss A1 Devon Wallace, Arkansas A27 Wendy Cork, Auburn 2004 A21 Tonya Callahan, Tennessee A8 Molly Fichtner, Alabama M4 Emily Marino, Florida F9 Samantha Jennings, South Carolina A28 Rachel Mitchell, LSU A15 Kelsey Stewart, Florida M11 Ashley Boone, Florida F16 Amber Rhinehart, Tennessee M5 Quinlan Duhon, LSU A22 Lauren Gibson, Tennessee F23 Iyhia McMichael, Mississppi State A29 Lauren Haeger, Florida 2000 M1 Lauren Castle, LSU 2009 M6 Paige Wilson, Georgia F14 Suzanne Olcott, Alabama M8 Mylin Prieto, Florida F9 Tiffany Huff, Tennessee F21 Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State M15 Stephaine VanBrakle, Alabama F16 Francesca Enea, Florida 2014 F28 Ashley Lewis, LSU M22 Nancy Crane, South Carolina F23 Alisa Goler, Georgia F10 Griffin Joiner, Kentucky M6 Jen Kraemer, Auburn M29 Sara Dean, Auburn M2 Francesca Enea, Florida F17 Lauren Haeger, Florida M13 Karrie Rider, Mississippi State A5 Kim Wendland, Georgia M9 Kristin Schnake, Georgia F24 Clarisa Navarro, Arkansas M20 Stephanie Hastings, LSU A12 Kate Jaspers, Mississippi State M16 Jessica Spigner, Tennessee Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia M27 Ashlee Ducote, LSU A19 Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama M23 Rachel Mitchell, LSU M3 Lauren Haeger, Florida A3 Ginger Jones, Alabama A26 Ashley Godfrey, Georgia M30 Ali Bainbridge, Mississippi State M10 Nicole Morgan, Texas A&M Keri McCallum, Mississippi State M4 Capper Reed, Alabama A6 Lauren Grill, Ole Miss M17 Alex Hugo, Georgia A10 Shaunte’ Fremin, LSU M11 Jackie Wilkins, Alabama A13 Nicole Kajitani, Tennessee M24 Madison Shipman, Tennessee A17 Erin Stokey, Arkansas A20 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama M31 Ashlyn Masters, South Carolina A24 Lyndsey Angus, Kentucky 2005 A27 Molly Johnson, Kentucky A7 Allison Falcon, LSU M1 Marie Petrie, Auburn F7 Courtney Bures, Mississippi State M4 Taylor Schlopy, Georgia A14 Madison Shipman, Tennessee M8 Leslie Kwiatkowski, Kentucky F14 Katherine Card, Tennessee A21 Stephanie Tofft, Florida F21 Ashely Courtney, Alabama 2010 A28 Corrin Genovese, Missouri 2001 F28 Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee F15 Brittany Cervantes, Kentucky M5 Codee Yeske, South Carolina F19 Ashley Moore, Auburn M7 Jessica Josker, South Carolina F22 Raven Chavanne, Tennessee F26 Kelly Kretschman, Alabama M14 Meghan Cornett, South Carolina M1 Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State 2015 M5 Nicole Barber, Georgia M21 Sarah Fekete, Tennessee M8 Francesca Enea, Florida F9 Alex Hugo, Georgia M12 Kelly Kretschman, Alabama M28 Ashley Courtney, Alabama M15 Kirsten Shortridge, LSU F16 Haylie McCleney, Alabaam M19 Megann Steege, LSU A4 Sara Dean, Auburn M22 Charlotte Morgan, Alabaam F23 Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU M26 Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State A11 Megan McAllister, Georgia M29 Kat Dotson, Tennessee M2 A.J. Andrews, LSU A2 Jackie McClain, Alabama A18 Staci Ramsey, Alabama A5 Miranda Dixon, Arkansas M9 Emily Carosone, Auburn A9 Ashley Boone, Florida A25 Mindy O’Malley, Arkansas A12 Taylor Schlopy, Georgia M16 Bianka Bell, LSU A16 Lyndsey Angus, Kentucky M2 Paige Jones, Auburn A19 Megan Wiggins, Georgia M23 Bianka Bell, LSU A23 Kelly Kretschman, Alabama M9 Mandy Schuerman, Florida A26 Jessica Mouse, LSU M30 Allison Brown, Ole Miss A30 Beth Fogle, Kentucky M3 Kirsten Shortridge, LSU A6 Branndi Melero, Auburn M7 Marie Petrie, Auburn 2006 M10 Kyndall White, Auburn Bailey Landry, LSU F6 Dani Woods, Alabama A13 Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU F13 Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee 2011 A20 Sami Fagan, Missouri F20 Melissa Zick, Florida F13 Raven Chavanne, Tennessee A27 Kelsey Stewart, Florida F27 Vanessa Soto, LSU F21 Brittany Cervantes, Kentucky M4 Annie Aldrete, Tennessee M6 Sarah Fekete, Tennessee M1 Megan Wiggins, Georgia M13 Jordan Praytor, Alabama M8 Kat Dotson, Tennessee M20 Dominique Accetturo, Alabama M14 Megan Yocke, Kentucky M27 Dani Woods, Alabama M21 Kelsey Bruder, Florida A3 Megan McAllister, Georgia M29 Brianna Hesson, Georgia MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 65 SEC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2016 2020 F15 Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU F10 Georgia Clark, LSU F22 Rylee Pierce, Missouri F17 Kayla Green, Arkansas F29 Kasey Cooper, Auburn F24 Bailey Vick, Kentucky M7 Kasey Cooper, Auburn Morgan Cummins, LSU M14 Bianka Bell, LSU M2 Alyssa Rivera, Auburn M21 Ansley Ard, South Carolina Chloe Malau’ulu, Mississippi State M28 Jade Rhodes, Auburn M10 KB Sides, Alabama A4 Ashley Walters, Texas A&M Cheyenne Lindsey, Florida A11 Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee M17 Kendyl Lindaman, Florida A18 Jade Rhodes, Auburn Mia Davidson, Mississippi State A25 Emily Carosone, Auburn Emily Crane, Missouri *The 2020 season was suspeneded on M2 Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU March 12 and later cancelled due to the M9 Keeli Milligan, Texas A&M COVID-19 pandemic.

2017 F13 Nicole Schroeder, Arkansas F20 Bailey Landry, LSU F27 Elantra Cox, Ole Miss M6 Nicole Schroeder, Arkansas M14 Haley Fagan, Auburn M21 Lacey Sumerlin, Georgia M28 Brooke Vines, Tennessee A4 Carlee Wallace, Auburn A11 Scarlet McSwain, Tennessee A18 Caroline Seitz, Mississippi State A25 Kayli Kvistad, Florida M2 Kasey Cooper, Auburn Kylan Becker, Ole Miss M8 Cortni Emanuel, Georgia

2018 F12 Kendall Burton, Georgia F19 Tori Vidales, Texas A&M F26 Amanda Lorenz, Florida M5 Hannah McEwen, Arkansas Victoria Draper, Auburn M13 Aliyah Andrews, LSU M20 Abbey Cheek, Kentucky M27 Tiara Duffy, South Carolina A3 Justice Milz, Georgia A10 Kenzi Maguire, South Carolina A17 Rylee Pierce, Missouri A24 Amanda Lorenz, Florida M1 Cortni Emanuel, Georgia M7 Demi Turner, Alabama

2019 F11 Kaylee Tow, Alabama F18 Cayla Drotar, South Carolina F25 Danielle Gibson, Arkansas Jana Johns, South Carolina M4 Kylan Becker, Ole Miss M12 Amanda Sanchez, LSU M19 Autumn Gillespie, Ole Miss M26 Kendyl Lindaman, Florida Shelbi Sunseri, LSU A2 Amanda Sanchez, LSU A9 Tannon Snow, Auburn A16 Hannah Sipos, Florida A23 Jenny Schaper, Kentucky A30 Cailin Hannon, Tennessee M6 Ashley Diaz, Arkansas Brooke Wilmes, Missouri

66 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC PITCHERS OF THE WEEK 1997 2002 A10 Emily Turner, LSU A4 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama M19 Trinity Johnson, South Carolina F12 Kasey Whitehead, Mississippi State A17 Monica Abbott, Tennessee A12 Brittany Mack, LSU M26 Trinity Johnson, South Carolina F19 Stephanie Humphrey, Tennessee A24 Mary Jane Callahan, Ole Miss A18 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee A1 Sarah KnifeChief, LSU F26 Shelley Laird, Alabama M1 Dana Brill, Ole Miss A25 Brittany Mack, LSU A8 Buffy Walker, Tennessee M4 Erin Wright, Alabama M2 Lauren Schmalz, Auburn A15 Nikki Beers, South Carolina M11 Britni Sneed, LSU 2007 M9 Hannah Rogers, Florida A22 Trinity Johnson, South Carolina M18 Britni Sneed, LSU F13 Monica Abbott, Tennessee A29 Alicia Judd, Mississippi State M25 Heather Schlichtman, Arkansas F20 Monica Abbott, Tennessee 2012 M6 Tammy Kincaid, Arkansas A1 Britni Sneed, LSU F26 Dani Hofer, LSU F13 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee A8 Aleca Johnson, South Carolina M6 Monica Abbott, Tennessee F20 Lauren Schmalz, Auburn 1998 A15 Shelley Laird, Alabama M13 Dani Hofer, LSU F27 Jenee Loree, Auburn M17 Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida A22 Kristin Keyes, Auburn M20 Mary Jane Callahan, Ole Miss M5 Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee M24 Rhonda Coffelt, Georgia A29 Britni Sneed, LSU M27 Stacey Nelson, Florida M12 Jenee Loree, Auburn M31 Sarah KnifeChief, LSU M6 Kristin Keyes, Auburn A3 Emily Turner, LSU M19 Jackie Traina, Alabama A7 Tammy Kincaid, Arkansas A10 Monica Abbott, Tennessee M26 Brittany Mack, LSU A14 Buffy Walker, Tennessee 2003 A17 Melissa Hendon, South Carolina Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee A21 Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida F3 Michelle Green, Georgia A24 Emily Turner, LSU A2 Jackie Traina, Alabama A28 Autumn Anderson, Mississippi State F10 Melanie Henkes, South Carolina M1 Blair Potter, Alabama A9 Jackie Traina, Alabama M5 Chelsey Sakizzie, Florida F17 Jenny Gladding; Florida M7 Kasi Carroll, Georgia A16 Lauren Cumbess, Kentucky F24 Melissa Massey, Mississippi State A23 Stephanie Becker, Mississippi State 1999 M3 Michelle Green, Georgia 2008 A30 Chanda Bell, Kentucky F16 Megan Matthews, South Carolina M10 Kristin Schmidt, LSU F11 Ashton Ward, Tennessee M7 Chanda Bell, Kentucky F23 Natalie Price, Georgia M17 Stacey Johnson, South Carolina F18 Stacey Nelson, Florida M2 Shelly Laird, Alabama M24 Michelle Green, Georgia F25 Stacey Nelson, Florida 2013 M9 Megan Matthews, South Carolina M31 Stacey Johnson, South Carolina M3 Kate Gaskill, Georgia F11 Rachele Fico, LSU M16 Natalie Price, Georgia A7 Stephanie Humphrey, Tennessee M10 Dani Hofer, LSU F18 Chelsea Thomas, Missouri M23 Natalie Price, Georgia A14 Kristen Keyes, Auburn M17 Kate Gaskill, Georgia F25 Alison Owen, Mississippi State M30 Penny Cope, Alabama A21 Jenny Gladding, Florida M24 Dani Hofer, LSU Chelsea Thomas, Missouri A6 Autumn Anderson, Mississippi State A30 Crystalie Wolfe, Kentucky M31 Brittany Day, Auburn M4 Alison Owen, Mississippi State A13 Jackie Beavers, Tennessee M5 Stephanie Humphrey, Tennessee A7 Melissa Hendon, South Carolina M11 Rachele Fico, LSU A20 Tammy Kincaid, Arkansas A14 Miranda Dixon, Arkansas M18 Lauren Haeger, Florida A27 Megan Matthews, South Carolina 2004 A21 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama Chelsea Thomas, Missouri M4 Shelley Laird, Alabama F9 Monica Abbott, Tennessee A28 Tara Willitt, Ole Miss M25 Hannah Rogers, Florida M11 Tammy Kincaid; Arkansas F16 Erin Wright, Alabama M5 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama A1 Hannah Rogers, Florida F23 Heather Schlictman, Arkansas A8 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee 2000 M1 Michelle Green, Georgia 2009 A15 Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky F14 Renise Landry, Florida M8 Kristen Keyes, Auburn F9 Becky Nye, Ole Miss A22 Chelsea Thomas, Missouri F21 Tammy Kincaid, Arkansas M15 Kristin Schmidt, LSU F16 Stephanie Brombacher, Florida A29 Audry Broyles, South Carolina F28 Megan Matthews, South Carolina M22 Katie Griffith, Georgia F23 Anna Thompson, Auburn M6 Chelsea Thomas, Missouri M6 Natalie Price, Georgia M29 Monica Abbott, Tennessee M2 Stacey Nelson, Florida M13 Ashley Lewis, LSU A5 Monica Abbott, Tennessee M9 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama 2014 M20 Beth Dieter, Florida A12 Monica Abbott, Tennessee M16 Stacey Nelson, Florida F10 Lauren Haeger, Florida Shelley Laird, Alabama A19 Kristin Schmidt, LSU M23 Miranda Dixon, Arkansas F17 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee M27 Keary Camunas, Kentucky A26 Kristen Keyes, Auburn M30 Christie Hamilton, Georgia F24 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee A3 Britni Sneed, LSU M3 Kristin Schmidt, LSU A6 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama M3 Kelsee Selman, LSU Megan Matthews, South Carolina M11 Kelli Miller, Mississippi State A13 Audrey Broyes, SC M10 Carly Hummel, Ole Miss A10 Julie Linder, Alabama A20 Stacey Nelson, Florida M17 Julie Sarratt, South Carolina A17 Britni Sneed, LSU 2005 A27 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama M24 Jaclyn Traina, Alabama A24 Natalie Price, Georgia F7 Monica Abbott, Tennessee M5 Christie Hamilton, Georgia M31 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee M1 Britni Sneed, LSU F14 Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama A7 Tori Finucane, Missouri M8 Beth Dieter, Florida F21 Mary Jane Callahan, Ole Miss 2010 A14 Alison Owen, Mississippi State F28 Michelle Green, Georgia F15 Sarah McCloud, Georgia A21 Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State 2001 M7 Monica Abbott, Tennessee F22 Erin Arevalo, Georgia A28 Tori Finucane, Missouri F12 Britni Sneed, LSU M14 Monica Abbott, Tennessee M1 Erin Arevalo, Georgia M5 Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia F19 Nicole Borg, Tennessee M21 Michelle Green, Georgia M8 Anna Thompson, Auburn F26 Megan Matthews, South Carolina M28 Stacey Stevens, Florida M15 Anna Thompson, Auburn 2015 M5 Heather Schlictman, Arkansas A4 Michelle Green, Georgia M22 Cody Trahan, LSU F9 Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama M12 Britni Sneed, LSU A11 Stacey Stevens; Florida M29 Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky M19 Shelley Laird, Alabama A18 Emily Turner, LSU A5 Ensley Gammel, Florida F16 Lauren Haeger, Florida M26 Rachel Talley, Arkansas A25 Holly Currie, Auburn A12 Kelsey Dunne, Alabama F23 Paige Lowary, Missouri A2 Jennifer Pursell, Mississippi State M2 Monica Abbott, Tennessee A19 Rachele Fico, LSU M2 Delanie Gourley, Florida A9 Britni Sneed, LSU M9 Monica Abbott, Tennessee A26 Rachele Fico, LSU M9 Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama A16 Nicole Urban, Georgia M3 Stephanie Brombacher, Florida M16 Nickie Blue, South Carolina A23 Megan Matthews, South Carolina 2006 M10 Anna Thompson, Auburn M23 Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia A30 Megan Matthews, South Carolina F6 Monica Abbott, Tennessee M30 Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky M7 Nichole Urban, Georgia F13 Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama 2011 Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State F20 Holly Currie, Auburn F13 Stephanie Brombacher, Florida A6 Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State F27 Stephanie Comeaux, Mississippi State F21 Stephanie Brombacher, Florida A13 Lauren Haeger, Florida M6 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA M1 Hannah Rogers, Florida Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia M13 Monica Abbott, Tennessee M8 Brittany Mack, LSU A20 Madi Osias, Ole Miss M20 Katy Henry, Arkansas M14 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama A27 Leslie Jury, Alabama M27 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA M21 Jackie Traina, Alabama Lauren Haeger, Florida A3 Stephanie VanBrakle, UA M29 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee M5 Carley Hoover, LSU MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 67 SEC PITCHERS OF THE WEEK 2016 2020 F15 Erin Gabriel, Tennessee F10 Kelsey Oh, South Carolina F22 Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia F17 Ali Kilponen, LSU F29 Alexis Osorio, Alabama F24 Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU M7 Carley Hoover, LSU M2 Samantha Yarbrough, Auburn M14 Meagan Prince, Kentucky Annie Willis, Mississippi State M21 Paige Lowary, Missouri M10 Rylee Trlicek, Florida M28 Aleshia Ocasio, Florida M17 Natalie Lugo, Florida A4 Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama A11 Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky *The 2020 season was suspeneded on A18 Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky March 12 and later cancelled due to the A25 Delanie Gourley, Florida COVID-19 pandemic. M2 Madi Osias, Ole Miss M9 Sydney Smith, LSU

2017 F13 Alexis Osorio, Alabama F20 Kelly Barnhill, Florida F27 Samantha Show, Texas A&M M6 Alexis Osorio, Alabama Delanie Gourley, Florida M14 Alexis Osorio, Alabama M21 Delanie Gourley, Florida M28 Nickie Blue, South Carolina A4 Cheyenne Baxter, Missouri A11 Kelly Barnhill, Florida A18 Kelly Barnhill, Florida A25 Kelly Barnhill, Florida M2 Kelly Barnhill, Florida M8 Kaylee Carlson, Auburn

2018 F12 Brittany Gray, Georgia F19 Kaitlin Lee, Ole Miss F26 Alexis Osorio, Alabama Kelly Barnhill, Florida Caylan Arnold, Tennessee M5 Kelly Barnhill, Florida M13 Alexis Osorio, Alabama M20 Caylan Arnold, Tennessee M27 Kelly Barnhill, Florida A3 Autumn Storms, Arkansas A10 Allie Walljasper, LSU A17 Kelly Barnhill, Florida A24 Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia M1 Caylan Arnold, Tennessee M7 Aleshia Ocasio, Florida Allie Walljasper, LSU

2019 F11 Kelly Barnhill, Florida F18 Kelly Barnhill, Florida F25 Kelly Barnhill, Florida M4 Mary Haff, Arkansas M12 Autumn Humes, Kentucky M19 Maribeth Gorsuch, LSU M26 Matty Moss, Tennessee A2 Autumn Storms, Arkansas A9 Dixie Raley, South Carolina A16 Sarah Cornell, Alabama A23 Montana Fouts, Alabama A30 Chardonnay Harris, Auburn Kelly Barnhill, Florida M6 Autumn Storms, Arkansas

68 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC FRESHMEN OF THE WEEK 2007 M9 Simone Heyward, LSU A11 Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia F13 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama A18 Matty Moss, Tennessee F20 Anna Thompson, Auburn 2012 A25 Amanda Lorenz, Florida F26 Lindsay Walker, South Carolina F13 Sami Fagan, Florida M2 Kylan Becker, Ole Miss M6 Molly Johnson, Kentucky F20 Lauren Haeger, Florida M9 Kelly Barnhill, Florida M13 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama F27 Paige Wilson, Georgia M20 Charlotte Morgan, Alabama M5 Griffin Joyner, Kentucky 2017 M27 Natalie Smith, Kentucky M12 Lauren Haeger, Florida F13 Bailey Hemphill, Alabama A3 Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State M19 Lauren Haeger, Florida F20 Dylinn Stancil, Ole Miss A10 Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State M26 Paige Wilson, Georgia F27 Payton McBride, Texas A&M A17 Becky Nye, Ole Miss A2 Kristen Struett, South Carolina M6 Mackenzie Boesel, South Carolina A24 Jazz Jackson, LSU A9 Sami Fagan, Florida M14 Ciara Bryan, Georgia M1 Anna Thompson, Auburn A16 Kimmy Beasley, Arkansas M21 Braxton Burnside, Missouri M7 Molly Johnson, Kentucky A23 Paige Wilson, Georgia M28 Caylan Arnold, Tennessee A30 Kimmy Beasley, Arkansas A4 Jordan Roberts, Florida 2008 M7 Paige Wilson, Georgia A11 Alyssa Rivera, Auburn F11 Ashton Ward, Tennessee A18 Cayla Drotar, South Carolina F18 Misty Flesher, Mississippi State 2013 A25 Bailey Vick, Kentucky F25 Kelsi Dunne, Alabama F11 Haylie McCleney, Alabama M2 Bailey Vick, Kentucky M3 Jen Lapicki, Tennessee F18 Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia M8 Amanda Ablan, Georgia M10 Laura Mendes, South Carolina F25 Haylie McCleney, Alabama M17 Aja Paculba, Florida M4 Haley Culley, Ole Miss 2018 M24 Courtney Nesbit, Mississippi State M11 Christian Stokes, Kentucky F12 Mia Davidson, Mississippi State M31 Sarah Cloud, Georgia M18 Tina Iosefa, Georgia F19 Mary Haff, Arkansas A7 Jen Lapicki, Tennessee M25 Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia F26 Jana Johns, South Carolina A14 Misty Flesher, Mississippi State A1 Bianka Bell, LSU M5 Mary Haff, Arkansas A21 Brittany Bell, Mississippi State A8 Bianka Bell, LSU M13 Mia Davidson, Mississippi State A28 MeganWiggins, Georgia A15 Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia M20 Grace Baalman, Kentucky M5 Megan Wiggins, Georgia A22 Kaylee Puailoa, Georgia M27 Makenna Dowell, Auburn A29 Kelsey Nunly, Kentucky A3 Kaylee Tow, Alabama 2009 M6 Katie Marks, South Carolina A10 Danielle Romanello, Florida F9 Jenee Loree, Auburn A17 Mary Haff, Arkansas F16 Amanda Locke, Alabama 2014 Mia Davidson, Mississippi State F23 Cat Hosfield, Tennessee F10 Baylee Corbello, LSU A24 Jana Johns, South Carolina M2 Chanda Bell, Kentucky F17 Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State M1 Hannah McEwen, Arkansas M9 Ka’ili Smith, Mississippi State F24 Nickie Blue, South Carolina M7 Mallory Peyton, Kentucky M16 Chanda Bell, Kentucky M3 Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State M23 Brittany Griffiths, Arkansas M10 Kasey Cooper, Auburn 2019 M30 Lindsey Dunlap, Mississippi State M17 Annie Aldrete, Tennessee F11 Shelby Wickersham, LSU A6 Cassandra Reilly-Boccia, Alabama M24 Abby Donnell, Texas A&M F18 Montana Fouts, Alabama A13 Juliana Santos, LSU M31 Annie Aldrete, Tennessee F25 Montana Fouts, Alabama A20 Lindsey Dunlap, Mississippi State A7 Shannon Smith, Kentucky M4 Lacey Fincher, Georgia A27 Rachel Riley, Kentucky A14 Kelli Schkade, Missouri Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky M5 Ka’ili Smith, Mississippi State A21 Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU M12 Montana Fouts, Alabama A28 Kasey Cooper, Auburn M19 Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky 2010 M5 Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama M26 Jazmyn Rollin, Missouri F15 Kylie Vry, Mississippi State A2 Ashley Rogers, Tennessee F22 Kayla Braud, Alabama 2015 A9 Elizabeth Hightower, Florida M1 Raven Chavanne, Tennessee F9 Cortni Emanuel, Georgia A16 Kaitlin Parson, Tennessee M8 Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee F16 Allie Walljasper, LSU A23 Karly Heath, South Carolina M15 Kayla Braud, Alabama F23 Kayli Kvistad, Florida A30 Savannah Stewart, LSU M22 Rachele Fico, LSU M2 Aleshia Ocasio, Florida M6 Montana Fouts, Alabama M29 Kayla Braud, Alabama M9 Meghan Gregg, Tennessee A5 Hope McLemore, Arkansas M16 Demi Turner, Alabama 2020 A12 Brittany Schutte, Florida M23 Carley Hoover, LSU F10 Taylor Pleasants, LSU A19 Hannah Milks, South Carolina M30 Demi Turner, Alabama F17 Lexi Kilfoyl, Alabama A26 Erin Nesbit, Mississippi State A6 Carley Hoover, LSU F24 Karsen Ochs, South Carolina M3 Courtney Breault, Arkansas A13 Nicole DeWitt, Florida M2 Carlee McCondichie, Auburn M10 Lauren Gibson, Tennessee A20 Allie Walljasper, LSU Madisyn Kennedy, Mississippi State A27 Nicole DeWitt, Florida M10 Julia Cottrill, Florida 2011 Paige Lowary, Missouri M17 Miranda Stoddard, Kentucky F13 Julie Sarratt, South Carolina M4 Tori Vidales, Texas A&M F21 Jackie Traina, Alabama *The 2020 season was suspeneded on M1 Jackie Traina, Alabama 2016 March 12 and later cancelled due to the M8 Dana Hathorn, South Carolina F15 Keeli Milligan, Texas A&M COVID-19 pandemic. M14 Morgan Montemayor, Georgia F22 Katie Reed, Kentucky M21 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee F29 Samantha Show, Texas A&M M29 Morgan Montemayor, Georgia M7 Abbey Cheek, Kentucky A4 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee Kennedy Clark, South Carolina A12 Melissa Davin, Tennessee M14 Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia A18 Julie Sarratt, South Carolina M21 Kelly Barnhill, Florida A25 Julie Sarratt, South Carolina M28 Alyssa DiCarlo, Georgia M2 Cheyenne Coyle, Florida A4 Reagan Dykes, Alabama MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 69 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 1999 Ginger Jones, Alabama 2001 2002 Kelley Askew, Alabama Kelly Kretschman, Alabama Kelley Askew, Alabama Kelley Askew, Alabama Amy Bernard, Alabama Christy Kyle, Alabama Lise DeBruin, Alabama Ginger Jones, Alabama Kristi Black, Alabama Suzanne Olcott, Alabama Ginger Jones, Alabama Kelly Kretschman, Alabama Penny Cope, Alabama Paula White, Alabama Christy Kyle, Alabama Shelley Laird, Alabama Kristi Frenier, Alabama Jennifer Bottoms, Arkansas Kelly Kretschman, Alabama Suzanne Olcott, Alabama Ginger Jones, Alabama Jennifer Cirigliano, Arkansas Suzanne Olcott, Alabama Jennifer Reach, Alabama Kelly Kretschman, Alabama Katy Skaife, Arkansas Jennifer Reach, Alabama Jen Bottoms, Arkansas Christy Kyle, Alabama Sheri Wahrmund, Arkansas Jennifer Bottoms, Arkansas Nicole Deeter, Arkansas Jennifer Bottoms, Arkansas Tiffany Woolley, Arkansas Kimberly Eiben, Arkansas Kim Eiben, Arkansas Jennifer Cirigliano, Arkansas Becky Cleary, Auburn Tiffany Woolley, Arkansas Kelli Nims, Arkansas Dana Gulick, Arkansas Jennifer Kraemer, Auburn Julie Young, Arkansas Tiffany Woolley, Arkansas Elizabeth Landgraf, Arkansas Kimball Pratt, Auburn Rebecca Cleary, Auburn Julie Young, Arkansas Christy Ralph, Arkansas Ashley Boone, Florida Jennifer Kraemer, Auburn Arin Cobb, Auburn Katherine Skaife, Arkansas Elizabeth Dieter, Florida Kimball E. Pratt, Auburn Kimberly Freeland, Auburn Sheri Wharmund, Arkansas Emily Marino, Florida Kim Freeland, Auburn Jennifer Hammock, Auburn Rebecca Cleary, Auburn Andrea Zimbardi, Florida Jennifer Hammock, Auburn Jennifer Kraemer, Auburn Wendy Cork, Auburn Jennifer Cordero, Florida Robin Thornburg, Auburn Kimball Pratt, Auburn Ashley Boone, Florida Jennifer Lutsi, Florida Catherine Landry, Florida Jennifer Brown, Florida Jennifer Cordero, Florida Lora Pinkerton, Florida Emily Marino, Florida Jacqueline Marchetta, Florida Elizabeth Dieter, Florida Beth Adams, Georgia Nicole Michael, Florida Emily Marino, Florida Jennifer Lutsi, Florida Stephanie Halminski, Georgia Andrea Zimbardi, Florida Priscilla Walden, Florida Emily Marino, Florida Laurin Makohon, Georgia Jennifer Brown, Florida Andrea Zimbardi, Florida Beth Adams, Georgia Kim McClung, Georgia Laurin Makohon, Georgia Laurin Makohon, Georgia Chrissy Gavin, Georgia Natalie Price, Georgia Julie Raiskums, Georgia Julie Raiskums, Georgia Stephanie Halminski, Georgia Peyton Rhodes, Georgia Melanie Robertson, Georgia Melanie Robertson, Georgia Laurin Makohon, Georgia Melanie Robertson, Georgia Colleen Boddy, Kentucky Michelle Tyree, Georgia Kim McClung, Georgia Lisa Schutt, Georgia Michelle Bucci, Kentucky Kirsten Vaughn, Georgia Natalie Price, Georgia Colleen Boddy, Kentucky Angela Dal Pozzo, Kentucky Lyndsey Angus, Kentucky Lisa Schutt, Georgia Michelle Bucci, Kentucky Sandi Dengler, Kentucky Angela Dal Pozzo, Kentucky Michelle Bucci, Kentucky Keary Camunas, Kentucky Beth Fogle, Kentucky Sandi Dengler, Kentucky Keary Camunas, Kentucky Angie Dal Pozzo, Kentucky Jennifer Howland, Kentucky Beth Fogle, Kentucky Tiffany Kruse, Kentucky Sandi Dengler, Kentucky Tiffany Kruse, Kentucky Jennifer Howland, Kentucky Leslie Kwiatkowski, Kentucky Beth Fogle, Kentucky Leslie Kwiatkowski, Kentucky Tiffany Kruse, Kentucky Sarah Snider, Kentucky Jennifer Howland, Kentucky Tracie Potts, Kentucky Leslie Kwiatkowski, Kentucky Tara Asbill, LSU Tiffany Kruse, Kentucky Sarah Snider, Kentucky Morgan Marr, Kentucky April Janzen, LSU Leslie Kwiatkowski, Kentucky Stephanie Hastings, LSU Beth Wiegand, Kentucky Sophia Mount, LSU Tracie Potts, Kentucky April Janzen, LSU Jill Crawford, LSU Stacey Newton, LSU Sarah Snider, Kentucky Britni Sneed, LSU April Janzen, LSU Taryn Perry, LSU Tara Asbill, LSU Julie Wiese, LSU Britni Sneed, LSU Trisha Ward, LSU Stephanie Hastings, LSU Auburne Ziober, LSU Julie Wiese, LSU Auburne Ziober, LSU Stacey Newton, LSU Jamie Cummings, Ole Miss Auburne Ziober, LSU Kara Chapman, Ole Miss Taryn Perry, LSU Mackenzie Emel, Ole Miss Julie Baumann, Ole Miss Kaci Coffee, Ole Miss Jennifer Schuelke, LSU Lindsay Price, Ole Miss Jamie Cummings, Ole Miss Amanda Fine, Ole Miss Britni Sneed, LSU Julie Baumann, Ole Miss Mackenzie Emel, Ole Miss Mandy Shklar, Ole Miss Julie Stashko, LSU Jillian Best, Mississippi State Phyllis Manley, Ole Miss Heather Swinney, Ole Miss Auburne Ziober, LSU Christine Bushby, Mississippi State Lindsay Price, Ole Miss Stephanie Vaglica, Ole Miss Kara Chapman, Ole Miss Jennifer Hehnke, Mississippi State Tina Sclafani, Ole Miss Allison Willrath, Ole Miss Kaci Coffee, Ole Miss Nichole Henry, Mississippi State Amber Slaton, Ole Miss Bobbi Wurth, Ole Miss Jamie Cummings, Ole Miss Jennifer Jessup, Mississippi State Jillian Best, Mississippi State Autumn Anderson, Mississippi State Mackenzie Emel, Ole Miss Kendell Kimbrough, Mississippi State Jennifer Jessup, Mississippi State Chris Bushby, Mississippi State Amanda Fine, Ole Miss Anna Joyce Lott, Mississippi State Anna Joyce Lott, Mississippi State Tracy Clark, Mississippi State Korrie Kashuba, Ole Miss Keri McCallum, Mississippi State Jennifer Nelson, Mississippi State Michelle Gates, Mississippi State Mandy Shklar, Ole Miss Jennifer Nelson, Mississippi State Robyn Schlagheck, Mississippi State Jennifer Hehnke, Mississippi State Heather Swinney, Ole Miss Karrie Rider, Mississippi State Kasey Whitehead, Mississippi State Nichole Henry, Mississippi State Allison Willrath, Ole Miss Robyn Schlagheck, Mississippi State Megan Donohoo, South Carolina Kendell Kimbrough, Mississippi State Bobbi Worth, Ole Miss Cheri Smith, Mississippi State Jodi Fittro, South Carolina A.J. Lott, Mississippi State Audra Wadsworth, Ole Miss Kasey Whitehead, Mississippi State Megan Matthews, South Carolina Keri McCallum, Mississippi State Christine Bushby, Mississippi State Kellie Wilkerson, Mississippi State Joyce McMillin, South Carolina Karrie Rider, Mississippi State Michelle Gates, Mississippi State Megan Donohoo, South Carolina Stephanie Humphrey, Tennessee Robyn Schlagheck, Mississippi State Jennifer Hehnke, Mississippi State Jodi Fittro, South Carolina Janette Koshell, Tennessee Megan Donohoo, South Carolina Nichole Henry, Mississippi State Megan Matthews, South Carolina Hannah Low, Tennessee Kim Pietro, South Carolina Kendell Kimbrough, Mississippi State Joyce McMillin, South Carolina Maura Mollet, Tennessee Leanna Troesh, South Carolina Anna Joyce Lott, Mississippi State Jackie Beavers, Tennessee Nicole Murray, Tennessee Jamie Williams, South Carolina Keri McCallum, Mississippi State Stephanie Humphrey, Tennessee Melissa Radley, Tennessee Sarah Ayres, Tennessee Karrie Rider, Mississippi State Janette Koshell, Tennessee Maria Torres, Tennessee Kenyail Norris, Tennessee Robyn Schlagheck, Mississippi State Nicole Murray, Tennessee Jennifer Steele, Tennessee Megan Donohoo, South Carolina Melissa Radley, Tennessee Maria Torres, Tennessee Megan Matthews, South Carolina Maria Torres, Tennessee Joyce McMillin, South Carolina Amanda Ven Able, Tennessee 2000 Jamie Williams, South Carolina Kelley Askew, Alabama Nicole Murray, Tennessee Kristi Frenier, Alabama Maria Torres, Tennessee 70 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 2003 Amber Curtis, South Carolina Shannon Miller, Mississippi State Lori Melchi, Kentucky Casey Cockrum, Alabama Jodi Fittro, South Carolina Lindsey Nelson, Mississippi State Jessica Nance, Kentucky Angela Johnson, Alabama Kristin Hall, South Carolina Meagan O’Nan, Mississippi State Gretchen Prugh, Kentucky Jackie McClain, Alabama Samantha Jennings, South Carolina Stephanie Owens, Mississippi State Jennifer Sibert, Kentucky Suzanne Olcott, Alabama Megan Matthews, South Carolina Krystal Tillman, Mississippi State Lauren Delahoussaye, LSU Jennifer Reach, Alabama Danielle Quinones, South Carolina Jennifer Waterman, Mississippi State Stephanie Hill, LSU Leah White, Alabama Melissa Sandel, South Carolina Brandi Watkins, Mississippi State Kristen Hobbs, LSU Kim Eiben, Arkansas Derbalee Troesh, South Carolina Callye Williams, Mississippi State Mary Jane Callahan, Ole Miss Lisa Nieman, Arkansas Nicole Borg, Tennessee Meghan Cornett, South Carolina Jordan Chitwood, Ole Miss Kelli Nims, Arkansas Stephanie Humphrey, Tennessee Nancy Crane, South Carolina Stacy McCommon, Ole Miss Blaire Woodward, Arkansas Nicole Murray, Tennessee Amber Curtis, South Carolina Amanda Ott, Ole Miss Tiffany Woolley, Arkansas Maria Torres, Tennessee Kristin Hall, South Carolina Stephanie Comeaux, Mississippi State Julie Young, Arkansas Melanie Henkes, South Carolina Kathryn Cooley, Mississippi State Lindsey Chitwood, Auburn 2004 Samantha Jennings, South Carolina Blair Geddings, Mississippi State Kimberly M. Freeland, Auburn Ashley Courtney, Alabama Stacey Johnson, South Carolina Hayle Guess, Mississippi State Tyanne M. Fries, Auburn Emily Currie, Alabama Melissa Sandel, South Carolina Sara Hickerson, Mississippi State Jennifer A. Hammock, Auburn Angela Johnson, Alabama Ashley Smith, South Carolina Jennifer Jessup, Mississippi State Jennifer L. Lofton, Auburn Jackie McClain, Alabama Kristi Durant, Tennessee Kathryn Johnson, Mississippi State Martha M. Phillips, Auburn Capper Reed, Alabama Stephanie Humphrey, Tennessee Michelle Kinney, Mississippi State Nicole Baldwin, Florida Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama Lauren Mattox, Tennessee Tenelda McDonald, Mississippi State Jennifer Brown, Florida Leah White, Alabama Amber Rhinehart, Tennessee Keri McFarling, Mississippi State Ashley Cutcliff, Florida Jackie Wilkin, Alabama Kelli Miller, Mississippi State Jessica Franklin, Florida Erin Wright, Alabama 2005 Callye Williams, Mississippi State Jenilee Garner, Florida Jennifer Wright, Alabama Mandy Burford, Alabama Meghan Cornett, South Carolina Ashlie Goble, Florida Michele Bisaccia, Arkansas Ashley Courtney, Alabama Kristin Hall, South Carolina Brittani Houghton, Florida Ashley Carter, Arkansas Emily Currie, Alabama Melanie Henkes, South Carolina Amanda Knowles, Florida Nicole Deeter, Arkansas Kellie Deska, Alabama McKenna Hughes, South Carolina Jackie Marchetta, Florida Shana Easley, Arkansas Deasy Phillips, Alabama Aleca Johnson, South Carolina Stacy Rosen, Florida Melissa Johnson, Arkansas Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama Darcy Norem, South Carolina Mandy Schuerman, Florida Valanna Lyons, Arkansas Jackie Wilkins , Alabama Margaret Person, South Carolina Priscilla Walden, Florida Melinda O’Malley, Arkansas Zenobia Davison, Arkansas Chrissy Schoonmaker, South Carolina Andrea Zimbardi, Florida Blaire Perry, Arkansas Shana Easley, Arkansas Ashley Smith, South Carolina Amy Brannan, Georgia Heather Schlichtman, Arkansas Kallie Foglesong, Arkansas Brittany Bessho, Tennessee Kristen Bell, Georgia Lindsey R. Chitwood, Auburn Rachel LeMaster, Arkansas Katherine Card, Tennessee Katie Lewis, Georgia Sara E. Dean, Auburn Valanna Lyons, Arkansas India Chiles, Tennessee Molly McWilliams, Georgia Jennifer M. Diaz, Auburn Melinda O’Malley, Arkansas Ashley Cline, Tennessee Julie Raiskums, Georgia Camis L. Fenn, Auburn Blaire Perry, Arkansas Kristi Durant, Tennessee Michelle Tyree, Georgia J. Paige Jones, Auburn Sarah Topham, Arkansas Sarah Fekete, Tennessee Lyndsey Angus, Kentucky Martha M. Phillips, Auburn Lolani Alvarez, Auburn Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee Kimberly Brooks, Kentucky Nicole Baldwin, Florida Sara Dean, Auburn Meghan Cooper, Kentucky Kristen Butler, Florida Sara Ghezzi, Auburn 2006 Angela Dal Pozzo, Kentucky Lindsey Cameron, Florida Jean Jones, Auburn Dominique Accetturo, Alabama Sandi Dengler, Kentucky Jenilee Garner, Florida Robin Martin, Auburn Kellie Deska, Alabama Beth Fogle, Kentucky Jennifer Gladding, Florida Nicole Russo, Auburn Katie Johnson, Alabama Rachel Friberg, Kentucky Amanda Knowles, Florida Lauren Walton, Auburn Chrissy Owens, Alabama Jennifer Howland, Kentucky Amanda Moore, Florida Nicole Baldwin, Florida Blair Potter, Alabama Nneka Jones, Kentucky Lindsay Norfleet, Florida Kristen Butler, Florida Jordan Praytor, Alabama Morgan Marr, Kentucky Laura Templeton, Florida Ashlie Goble, Florida Staci Ramsey, Alabama Lindsey Howard, LSU Mirelis Torres, Florida Amanda Knowles, Florida Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama April Janzen, LSU Michelle Green, Georgia Lindsay Norfleet, Florida Dani Woods, Alabama Tessa Lynam, LSU Jade Jarvis, Georgia Tiandra Ponteen, Florida Shana Easley, Arkansas Sarah Meadors, LSU Katie Lewis, Georgia Amanda Schuerman, Florida Kallie Foglesong, Arkansas Britni Sneed, LSU Megan Cooper, Kentucky Shelley Stevens, Florida Katy Henry, Arkansas Julie Wiese, LSU Rachel Friberg, Kentucky Stacey Stevens, Florida Dayna Huckabee, Arkansas Julie Baumann, Ole Miss Amy Kendall, Kentucky Laura Templeton, Florida Rachel LeMaster, Arkansas Andrea Brahs, Ole Miss Lori Melchi, Kentucky Mirelis Torres, Florida Mindy O’Malley, Arkansas Leslie Day, Ole Miss Leigh Ann Danos, LSU Marie Vogler, Florida Kayce Odle, Arkansas Britte Hardy, Ole Miss Stephanie Hill, LSU Melissa Zick, Florida Blaire Perry, Arkansas Megan Kozar, Ole Miss LaDonia Hughes, LSU Kasi Carroll, Georgia Jorja Bell, Auburn Desiree Layman, Ole Miss Leslie Klein, LSU Melissa Cook, Georgia Holly Currie, Auburn Lindsay Price , Ole Miss Kristin Schmidt, LSU Jodi Dyer, Georgia Sara Ghezzi, Auburn Lindsey Whatley, Ole Miss Julie Wiese, LSU Michelle Green, Georgia Robin Martin, Auburn Jillian Best, Mississippi State Jill Bandhauer, Ole Miss Katie Griffith, Georgia Nicole Russo, Auburn Blaire Brown, Mississippi State Andrea Brahs, Ole Miss Jade Jarvis, Georgia Lauren Walton, Auburn Kathryn Jaspers, Mississippi State Jordan Chitwood, Ole Miss Katie Lewis, Georgia Kristen Butler, Florida Jennifer Jessup, Mississippi State Deann Justice, Ole Miss Kelsey Todd, Georgia Lindsay Norfleet, Florida Tanelda McDonald, Mississippi State Desiree Layman, Ole Miss Katie Campbell, Kentucky Stacie Pestrak, Florida Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State Amanda Ott, Ole Miss Ashley Fertic, Kentucky Mary Ratliff, Florida Amy Mosley, Mississippi State Blaire Brown, Mississippi State Gina Florence, Kentucky Shelley Stevens, Florida Lindsay Nelson, Mississippi State Kathryn Jaspers, Mississippi State Megan Glenn, Kentucky Stacey Stevens, Florida Krystal Tillman, Mississippi State Jennifer Jessup, Mississippi State Amber Janneck, Kentucky Laura Templeton, Florida Jennifer Waterman, Mississippi State Tanelda McDonald, Mississippi State Amy Kendall, Kentucky Mirelis Torres, Florida Adrianna Baggetta, South Carolina Iyhia McMichael, Mississippi State Emily Marks, Kentucky Melissa Zick, Florida MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 71 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Kasi Carroll, Georgia Kelley Montalvo, Alabama Rebecca Martinez, South Carolina Rachel Mitchell, LSU Jodi Dyer, Georgia Chrissy Owens, Alabama Anna McDaniel, South Carolina Cody Trahan, LSU Ashley Godfrey, Georgia Lauren Parker, Alabama Ashton Payne, South Carolina Lisa Conchos, Ole Miss Katie Griffith, Georgia Blair Potter, Alabama Kate Pouliot, South Carolina Alise Doubt, Ole Miss Becky Mohl, Georgia Jordan Praytor, Alabama Chrissy Schoonmaker, South Carolina Ashley Dowdy, Ole Miss Kelsey Todd, Georgia Brittany Rogers, Alabama Jacqueline Wetherbee, South Carolina Erin Faircloth, Ole Miss Samantha Allen, Kentucky Dani Woods, Alabama Whitney Wierzbicki, South Carolina Courtnie Ghinaudo, Ole Miss Meghan Cooper, Kentucky Whitney Cloer, Arkansas Monica Abbott, Tennessee Elizabeth Holbert, Ole Miss Ashley Dimkich, Kentucky Brandy Foust, Arkansas Tonya Callahan, Tennessee Aly Presswood, Ole Miss Ashley Fertic, Kentucky Hillary Freeman, Arkansas Katherine Card, Tennessee Lauren Rowe, Ole Miss Gina Florence, Kentucky Katy Henry, Arkansas India Chiles, Tennessee Amber Tramp, Ole Miss Megan Glenn, Kentucky Dayna Huckabee, Arkansas Shannon Doepking, Tennessee Jessica Bailey, Mississippi State Amy Kendall, Kentucky Kayla Johnson, Arkansas Sarah Fekete, Tennessee Sammie Jo Bailey, Mississippi State Brooke Marnitz, Kentucky Rachel Lemaster, Arkansas Allison Fulmer, Tennessee Megan Bateman, Mississippi State Lori Melchi, Kentucky Jocelyne Moncrief, Arkansas Jennifer Griffin, Tennessee Nakita Boyce, Mississippi State Jennifer Sibert, Kentucky Jorja Bell, Auburn Lillian Hammond, Tennessee Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State Lauren Delahoussaye, LSU Sara Ghezzi, Auburn Liane Horiuchi, Tennessee Courtney Bures, Mississippi State Quinlan Duhon, LSU Nicole Russo, Auburn Megan Rhodes, Tennessee Hayle Guess, Mississippi State Dee Dee Henderson, LSU Lauren Walton, Auburn Caitlin Ryan, Tennessee Lindsay Hunley, Mississippi State Stephanie Hill, LSU Brittany Handy, Florida Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee Gina McCloud, Mississippi State Kristen Hobbs, LSU Kristina Hilberth, Florida Jessica Barnes, South Carolina Megan Jolly, LSU Brooke Johnson, Florida 2008 Sarah Conwell, South Carolina Killian Roessner, LSU Savana Kelly, Florida Kellie Eubanks, Alabama Cagney Davis, South Carolina Andrea Smith, LSU Stacey Nelson, Florida Ashley Holcombe, Alabama Melissa Hendon, South Carolina Emily Turner, LSU Mary Ratliff, Florida Katie Johnson, Alabama Jessica Josker, South Carolina Erin Faircloth, Ole Miss Stacey Stevens, Florida Kelley Montalvo, Alabama Ashton Payne, South Carolina Cathy Hacker, Ole Miss Kimberly Waleszonia, Florida Charlotte Morgan, Alabama Kate Pouliot, South Carolina Kayla Mosley, Ole Miss Melissa Zick, Florida Chrissy Owens, Alabama Chrissy Schoonmaker, South Carolina Mandy Ott, Ole Miss Kathleen Backer, Georgia Lauren Parker, Alabama Adele Voigt, South Carolina Lauren Rowe, Ole Miss Kasi Carroll, Georgia Jordan Praytor, Alabama Jacqueline Wetherbee, South Carolina Nakita Boyce, Mississippi State Megan McAllister, Georgia Brittany Rogers, Alabama Whitney Wierzbicki, South Carolina Courtney Bures, Mississippi State Kellie Middleton, Georgia Jessica Smith, Alabama Tonya Callahan, Tennessee Stephanie Comeaux, Mississippi State Rebecca Mohl, Georgia Dani Woods, Alabama India Chiles, Tennessee Kathryn Cooley, Mississippi State Kristin Schnake, Georgia Jessica Bachkora, Arkansas Shannon Doepking, Tennessee Blair Geddings, Mississippi State Melissa Wood, Georgia Brandy Baze, Arkansas Allison Fulmer, Tennessee Hayle Guess, Mississippi State Samantha Allen, Kentucky Samantha Buckner, Arkansas Lillian Hammond, Tennessee Sara Hickerson, Mississippi State Rebecca Bishop, Kentucky Whitney Cloer, Arkansas Tiffany Huff, Tennessee Lindsay Hunley, Mississippi State Lindsay Brogdon, Kentucky Miranda Dixon, Arkansas Nicole Kajitani, Tennessee Kathryn Johnson, Mississippi State Katie Campbell, Kentucky Brandy Foust, Arkansas Danielle Pieroni, Tennessee Michelle Kinney, Mississippi State Ashley Dimkich, Kentucky Hillary Freeman, Arkansas Megan Rhodes, Tennessee Gina McCloud, Mississippi State Elizabeth Fadde, Kentucky Dayna Huckabee, Arkansas Caitlin Ryan, Tennessee Allison Meyer , Mississippi State Ashley Fertic, Kentucky Teighynne Hulsey, Arkansas Erinn Webb, Tennessee Kelli Miller, Mississippi State Gina Florence, Kentucky Kayla Johnson, Arkansas Callye Williams, Mississippi State Brooke Marnitz, Kentucky Jocelyn Moncrief, Arkansas 2009 Jessica Barnes, South Carolina Jennifer Sibert, Kentucky Brittany Robison, Arkansas Catherine Dozier, Alabama Melanie Henkes, South Carolina Quinlan Duhon, LSU Sandra Smith, Arkansas Kelsi Dunne, Alabama McKenna Hughes, South Carolina Deshondra Henderson, LSU Jessica Waddle, Arkansas Kellie Eubanks, Alabama Kristi Hutchins, South Carolina Kristen Hobbs, LSU Jorja Bell, Auburn Ashley Holcombe, Alabama Jessica Josker, South Carolina Andrea Smith, LSU Brittany Day, Auburn Whitney Larsen, Alabama Lisa Longo, South Carolina Emily Turner, LSU Lindsay Harrelson, Auburn Amanda Locke, Alabama Anna McDaniel, South Carolina Erin Faircloth, Ole Miss Krista Klein, Auburn Kelley Montalvo , Alabama Stefanie Norman, South Carolina Elizabeth Holbert, Ole Miss Jessica Martin, Auburn Charlotte Morgan, Alabama Margaret Person, South Carolina Michelle May, Ole Miss Anna Thompson, Auburn Lauren Parker, Alabama Shannon Pouliot, South Carolina Jessica Plemons, Ole Miss Francesca Enea, Florida Brittany Rogers, Alabama Christina Schoonmaker, South Carolina Lauren Rowe, Ole Miss Alexandra Gardiner, Florida Jessica Bachkora, Arkansas Ashley Smith, South Carolina Sammie Jo Bailey, Mississippi State Brittany Handy, Florida Amanda Caldwell, Arkansas Whitney Wierzbicki, South Carolina Nakita Boyce, Mississippi State Kristina Hilberth, Florida Rebecca Carden, Arkansas Monica Abbott, Tennessee Courtney Bures, Mississippi State Brooke Johnson, Florida Whitney Cloer, Arkansas Katherine Card, Tennessee Stephanie Comeaux, Mississippi State Stacey Nelson, Florida Leslie Dixon, Arkansas India Chiles, Tennessee Katie Cooley, Mississippi State Mary Ratliff, Florida Hillary Freeman, Arkansas Shannon Doepking, Tennessee Hayle Guess, Mississippi State Kim Waleszonia, Florida Amie Hubbard, Arkansas Kristi Durant, Tennessee Blair Hewett, Mississippi State Kathleen Backer, Georgia Teighynne Hulsey, Arkansas Sarah Fekete, Tennessee Sara Hickerson, Mississippi State Norie Glazebrook, Georgia Kayla Johnson, Arkansas Megan Rhodes, Tennessee Lindsay Hunley, Mississippi State Kristin Schnake, Georgia Layne McGuirt, Arkansas Caitlin Ryan, Tennessee Katie Johnson, Mississippi State Samantha Allen, Kentucky Jocelyne Moncrief, Arkansas Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee Michelle Kinney, Mississippi State Lindsay Brogdon, Kentucky Miranda Dixon, Arkansas Gina McCloud, Mississippi State Ashley Dimkich, Kentucky Brittany Robison, Arkansas 2007 Kelli Miller, Mississippi State Molly Johnson, Kentucky Sandra Smith, Arkansas Mallory Benak, Alabama Jessica Barnes, South Carolina Megan Jolly, Kentucky Jessica Waddle, Arkansas Kellie Deska, Alabama Cagney Davis, South Carolina Katie McCarty, Kentucky Lindsey Wells, Arkansas Kellie Eubanks, Alabama McKenna Hughes, South Carolina Natalie Smith, Kentucky Katie Colton, Auburn Ashley Holcombe, Alabama Jessica Josker, South Carolina Quinlan Duhon, LSU Lindsey Harrelson, Auburn Katie Johnson, Alabama Lisa Longo, South Carolina Dee Dee Henderson, LSU Holly Ragsdale, Auburn 72 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Aurora Salter, Auburn Whitney Larsen, Alabama Jessica Bailey, Mississippi State Sarah McCloud, Georgia Anna Thompson, Auburn Jazlyn Lunceford, Alabama Alexandria Bainbridge, Mississippi State Ashley Pauly, Georgia Cassie Trosclair, Auburn Charlotte Morgan, Alabama Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State Kellie Rietkovich, Georgia Ami Austin, Florida Cassie Reilly-Boccia, Alabama Misty Flesher, Mississippi State Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia Stephanie Brombacher, Florida Jessica Smith, Alabama Alyson Heon, Mississippi State Taylor Schlopy, Georgia Kelsey Bruder, Florida Jessica Bachkora, Arkansas Courtney Nesbit, Mississippi State Laura Trout, Georgia Megan Bush, Florida Amanda Caldwell, Arkansas Ka’ilihiwa Smith, Mississippi State Macy Allen, Kentucky Tiffany Defelice, Florida Rebecca Carden, Arkansas Jessie Spain, Mississippi State Meagan Aull, Kentucky Francesca Enea, Florida Kim Jones, Arkansas Elizabeth Woolven, Mississippi State Brittany Cervantes, Kentucky Alexandra Gardiner, Florida Elizabeth McGuirt, Arkansas Sam Arbaugh, South Carolina Samantha DeMartine, Kentucky Shaunice Harris, Florida Victoria Mort, Arkansas Audrey Broyles, South Carolina Kara Dill, Kentucky Kristina Hilberth, Florida Miranda Mounts, Arkansas Ashley Chastain, South Carolina Ashleigh Gustafson, Kentucky Danyell Hines, Florida Brittany Robison, Arkansass Evan Childs, South Carolina Alice O’Brien, Kentucky Jacqueline Johnson, Florida Jessica Robison, Arkansas P.J. Fulmer, South Carolina Rachel Riley, Kentucky Stacey Nelson, Florida Sandra Smith, Arkansas Lauren Lackey, South Carolina Annie Rowlands, Kentucky Kristine Priebe, Florida Jessica Waddle, Arkansas Laura Mendes, South Carolina Erika Silence, Kentucky Kimberly Waleszonia, Florida Lindsey Wells, Arkansas Adele Voigt, South Carolina Megan Yocke, Kentucky Jennifer Auger, Georgia Katie M. Colton, Auburn Lindsay Walker, South Carolina Ashley Applegate, LSU Alisa Goler, Georgia Amber K. Harrison, Auburn Kaitlin Westfall , South Carolina Allison Falcon, LSU Sarah McCloud, Georgia Jenee Loree, Auburn Kierstyn White, South Carolina Rachele Fico, LSU Christina Reed, Georgia Holly M. Ragsdale, Auburn Ashley Andrews, Tennessee Ashleigh Kuhn, LSU Taylor Schlopy, Georgia Aurora Salter, Auburn Holly Baker, Tennessee Brittany Mack, LSU Kristin Schnake, Georgia Anna K. Thompson, Auburn Kelly Grieve, Tennessee Jessica Mouse, LSU Molly Johnson, Kentucky Kyndall L. White, Auburn Kat Hosfield, Tennessee Heidi Pizer, LSU Destinee Mordecai, Kentucky Stephanie Brombacher, Florida Tiffany Huff, Tennessee Tiffany Shaw, LSU Annie Rowlands, Kentucky Corrie Brooks, Florida Nicole Kajitani, Tennessee Cassie Trosclair, LSU Natalie Smith, Kentucky Kelsey Bruder, Florida Jessica Spigner, Tennessee Anissa Young, LSU Megan Yocke, Kentucky Megan Bush, Florida Brittany Broome, Ole Miss Ashley Applegate, LSU Tiffany DeFelice, Florida 2011 Laina Collier, Ole Miss Jessica Mouse, LSU Francesca Enea, Florida Jackelleyn Branham, Alabama Carrine Doornberg, Ole Miss Tiffany Shaw, LSU Shaunice Harris, Florida Kayla Braud, Alabama Amanda Hutcheson, Ole Miss Kirsten Shortridge, LSU Lauren Heil, Florida Courtney Conley, Alabama Kelly Nolan, Ole Miss Cody Trahan, LSU Michelle Moultrie, Florida Wykeima Davis, Alabama Cali Overbeck, Ole Miss Ashley Dowdy, Ole Miss Jennie Auger, Georgia Kendall Dawson, Alabama Lindsey Perry, Ole Miss Courtnie Ghinaudo, Ole Miss Alisa Goler, Georgia Kelsi Dunne, Alabama Aleandria Bainbridge, Mississippi State Molly Goza, Ole Miss Brittney Hubbard, Georgia Jennifer Fenton, Alabama Stephanie Becker, Mississippi State Michelle May, Ole Miss Sarah McCloud, Georgia Olivia Gibson, Alabama Jessica Cooley, Mississippi State Lindsey Perry, Ole Miss Katie Murphy, Georgia Whitney Larsen, Alabama Lindsey Dunlap, Mississippi State Jessie Bailey, Mississippi State Lacey Pierce, Georgia Amanda Locke, Alabama Shelby Fisher, Mississippi State Sammie Jo Bailey, Mississippi State Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia Jazlyn Lunceford, Alabama Misty Flesher, Mississippi State Ali Bainbridge, Mississippi State Taylor Schlopy, Georgia Cassandra Reilly-Boccia, Alabama Courtney Nesbit, Mississippi State Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State Laura Trout, Georgia Courtney Breault, Arkansas Erin Nesbit, Mississippi State Misty Flesher, Mississippi State Jessica Adkins, Kentucky Stephanie Brewer, Arkansas Christina Rovtar, Mississippi State Allie Heon, Mississippi State Macy Allen, Kentucky Amanda Caldwell, Arkansas Kylie Vry, Mississippi State Courtney Nesbit, Mississippi State Meagan Aull, Kentucky Becca Carden, Arkansas Samantha Arbaugh, South Carolina Laurie Siebert, Mississippi State Chanda Bell, Kentucky Morgan Clark, Arkansas Audrey Broyles, South Carolina Jessie Spain, Mississippi State Samantha DeMartine, Kentucky Kim Jones, Arkansas Carolyn Bryan, South Carolina Ashley Chastain, South Carolina Ashleigh Gustafson, Kentucky Linnea Ketcher, Arkansas Ashley Chastain, South Carolina Sarah Conwell, South Carolina Molly Johnson, Kentucky Layne McGuirt, Arkansas Evan Childs, South Carolina Cagney Davis, South Carolina Destinee Mordecai, Kentucky Hope McLemore, Arkansas Patricia Fulmer, South Carolina Patricia Fulmer, South Carolina Rachel Riley, Kentucky Tori Mort, Arkansas Kaela Jackson, South Carolina Cassandra Gogreve, South Carolina Annie Rowlands, Kentucky Jessica Robison, Arkansas Lauren Lackey, South Carolina Lisa Longo, South Carolina Erika Silence, Kentucky Lindsey Wells, Arkansas Hannah Milks, South Carolina Laura Mendes, South Carolina Natalie Smith, Kentucky Katie Colton, Auburn Kaitlin Westfall, South Carolina Ashton Payne, South Carolina Megan Yocke, Kentucky Elizabeth Eisterhold, Auburn Kierstyn White, South Carolina Kate Pouliot, South Carolina Jennifer Young, Kentucky Amber Harrison, Auburn Ashley Andrews, Tennessee Jill Semento, South Carolina Ashley Applegate, LSU Elaine Loree, Auburn Holly Baker, Tennessee Adele Voigt, South Carolina Katie Guillory, LSU Holly Ragsdale, Auburn Melissa Brown, Tennessee Lindsay Walker, South Carolina Courtney Hollier, LSU Baylee Stephens, Auburn Shelby Burchell, Tennessee Jacqueline Wetherbee, South Carolina Brittany Mack, LSU Liana Wuchte, Auburn Raven Chavanne, Tennessee Allison Fulmer, Tennessee Jessica Mouse, LSU Stephanie Brombacher, Florida Katherine Dotson, Tennesseee Kelly Grieve, Tennessee Heidi Pizer, LSU Kelsey Bruder, Florida Morgan Fowler, Tennessee Lillian Hammond, Tennessee Juliana Santos, LSU Megan Bush, Florida Lauren Gibson, Tennessee Tiffany Huff, Tennessee Tiffany Shaw, LSU Tiffany DeFelice, Florida Kelly Grieve, Tennessee Nicole Kajitani, Tennessee Kirsten Shortridge, LSU Lauren Heil, Florida Whitney Hammond, Tennessee Ashton Ward, Tennessee Cody Trahan, LSU Samantha Holle, Florida Cathleen Hosfield, Tennessee Erinn Webb, Tennessee Kelly Chandler, Ole Miss Kelsey Horton, Florida Chandra Mogan, Tennessee Corrine Doornberg, Ole Miss Michelle Moultrie, Florida Jessica Spigner, Tennessee 2010 Courtnie Ghinaudo, Ole Miss Aja Paculba, Florida Catherine Dozier, Alabama Amanda Hutcheson, Ole Miss Brittany Schutte, Florida 2012 Lisa Elizondo, Alabama Alyssa McGovern, Ole Miss Jennifer Auger, Georgia Jackelleyn Branham, Alabama Jennifer Fenton, Alabama Becky Nye, Ole Miss Alisa Goler, Georgia Kayla Braud, Alabama Olivia Gibson, Alabama Lindsey Perry, Ole Miss Brittany Hubbard, Georgia Courtney Conley, Alabama MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 73 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Keima Davis , Alabama Stephanie Becker, Mississippi State Marcy Harper, Auburn Whitney Hammond, Tennessee Kendall Dawson, Alabama Jessica Cooley, Mississippi State Amber Harrison, Auburn Tory Lewis, Tennessee Jennifer Fenton, Alabama Shelby Fisher, Mississippi State Tiffany Howard, Auburn Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee Kaila Hunt, Alabama Brittany Gates, Mississippi State Caitlin Jordan, Auburn Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee Ryan Iamurri , Alabama Samantha Lenahan, Mississippi State Maris Medina, Auburn Madison Shipman, Tennessee Amanda Locke, Alabama Erin Nesbit, Mississippi State Baylee Stephens, Auburn Emily Albus, Texas A&M Jazlyn Lunceford, Alabama Jessica Offutt, Mississippi State Liana Wuchte, Auburn Allison Garrett, Texas A&M Jordan Patterson, Alabama Christine Rovtar, Mississippi State Alyssa Bache, Florida Kaydee Rayburn, Texas A&M Cassie Reilly-Boccia, Alabama Heidi Shape, Mississippi State Ensley Gammel, Florida Sydney Shannon, Texas A&M Lauren Sewell, Alabama Ka’ilihiwa Smith, Mississippi State Kelsey Horton, Florida Taran Tyler, Texas A&M Jackie Traina, Alabama Kylie Vry, Mississippi State Briana Little, Florida Cassie Tysarczyk, Texas A&M Jayme Gee , Arkansas Rachael Zdeb, Mississippi State Hannah Rogers, Florida Amanda Geile, Arkansas Sam Arbaugh, South Carolina Niaja Griffin, Georgia 2014 Linnea Ketcher, Arkansas Molly Brossart, South Carolina Tiesha Reed, Georgia Chaunsey Bell, Alabama Hope McLemore, Arkansas Audrey Broyles, South Carolina Anna Swafford, Georgia Andrea Hawkins, Alabama Victoria Mort, Arkansas Evan Childs, South Carolina Ginny Carroll, Kentucky Leslie Jury, Alabama Jennifer Rambo, Arkansas Kelley Dillon, South Carolina Lauren Cumbess, Kentucky Molly Fitchner, Alabama Jessica Robison, Arkansas Samie Garcia, South Carolina Kara Dill, Kentucky Danae Hays, Alabama Amanda Summerford, Arkansas Dana Hathorn, South Carolina Sarah Frazer, Kentucky Kalia Hunt, Alabama Elizabeth Eistherhold, Auburn Chelsea Hawkins, South Carolina Emily Gaines, Kentucky Ryan Iamurri, Alabama Amber Harrison, Auburn Kaela Jackson, South Carolina Griffin Joiner, Kentucky Leona Lafaele, Alabama Jenee Loree, Auburn Lauren Lackey, South Carolina Emily Jolly, Kentucky Haylie McCleney, Alabama Hilary Mavromat, Auburn Hannah Milks, South Carolina Krystal Smith, Kentucky Jordan Patterson, Alabama Maris Medina, Auburn Kylie Morin, South Carolina Ellen Weaver, Kentucky Danielle Richard, Alabama Morgan Murphy, Auburn Julie Sarratt, South Carolina Ayanna Andrews, LSU Jaclyn Spencer, Alabama Caitlin Schultze, Auburn Kaitlin Westfall, South Carolina Jacee Blades, LSU Jaclyn Traina, Alabama Baylee Stephens, Auburn Kierstyn White, South Carolina Alexandra Boulet, LSU Kelsey Berlin, Arkansas Liana Wuchte, Auburn Ashley Andrews , Tennessee Ashley Czechner, LSU Sierra Bronkey, Arkansas Cheyenne Coyle, Florida Holly Baker, Tennessee Allison Falcon, LSU Stephanie Canfield, Arkansas Kasey Fagan, Florida Melissa Brown, Tennessee Simone Heyward, LSU Janie Claire Clark, Arkansas Ensley Gammel, Florida Shelby Burchell, Tennessee Dylan Supak, LSU Kasey Fagan, Arkansas Samantha Holle, Florida Raven Chavanne, Tennessee Brittany Broome, Ole Miss Jayme Gee, Arkansas Kelsey Horton, Florida Katherine Dotson, Tennessee Allison Brown, Ole Miss Amanda Giele, Arkansas Chelsea Howell, Florida Morgan Fowler, Tennessee Shelby Jo Fenter, Ole Miss Ashley Martindale, Arkansas Michelle Moultrie, Florida Lauren Gibson, Tennessee Carly Hummel, Ole Miss Clarisa Navarro, Arkansas Brittany Schutte, Florida Whitney Hammond, Tennessee Londen Ladner, Ole Miss Megan Pearson, Arkansas Macie Couey, Georgia Catherine Hosfield, Tennessee Lauren Lindsey, Ole Miss Jennifer Rambo, Arkansas Brittney Hubbard, Georgia Tory Lewis, Tennessee Kelly Nolan, Ole Miss Devon Wallace, Arkansas Tiesha Reed, Georgia Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee Stephanie Becker, Mississippi State Kelly Young, Arkansas Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee Jessica Cooley, Mississippi State Kelsey Bogaards, Auburn Macy Allen, Kentucky Madison Shipman, Tennessee Julia Echols, Mississippi State Emily Carosone, Auburn Chanda Bell, Kentucky Shelby Fisher, Mississippi State Morgan Estell, Auburn Ginny Carroll, Kentucky 2013 Erika Gaul, Mississippi State Anna Gibbs, Auburn Brittany Cervantes, Kentucky Chaunsey Bell, Alabama Samantha Lenahan, Mississippi State Tiffany Howard, Auburn Lauren Cumbess, Kentucky Jackey Branham, Alabama Jessica Offutt, Mississippi State Caitlin Jordan, Auburn Kara Dill, Kentucky Kayla Braud, Alabama Alison Owen, Mississippi State McKenzie Kilpatrick, Auburn Emily Gaines, Kentucky Courtney Conley , Alabama Ashley Phillips, Mississippi State Maris Medina, Auburn Ashleigh Gustafson, Kentucky Keima Davis, Alabama Chrissie Rovtar, Mississippi State Jordan Rocker, Auburn Emily Jolly, Kentucky Molly Fichtner, Alabama Heidi Shape, Mississippi State Bailey Castro, Florida Aubrey Lamar, Kentucky Danae Hayes, Alabama Kylie Vry, Mississippi State Jessica Damico, Florida Alice O’Brien, Kentucky Kaila Hunt, Alabama Rachael Zdeb, Mississippi State Briana Little, Florida Rachel Riley, Kentucky Ryan Iamurri, Alabama Brianna Corwin, Missouri Kathlyn Medina, Florida Erika Silence, Kentucky Leslie Jury, Alabama Alyssa Cousins, Missouri Kirsti Merritt, Florida Krystal Smith, Kentucky Jordan Patterson, Alabama Nicole Hudson, Missouri Aubree Munro, Florida Ellen Weaver, Kentucky Danielle Richard, Alabama Kelsi Jones, Missouri Hannah Rogers, Florida Ashley Applegate, LSU Lauren Sewell, Alabama Jenna Marston, Missouri Taylor Schwarz, Florida Jacee Blades, LSU Jadyn Spencer, Alabama Lindsey Muller, Missouri Stephanie Tofft, Florida Alexandra Boulet, LSU Jackie Traina, Alabama Kelsea Roth, Missouri Katie Browne, Georgia Allison Falcon, LSU Alyssa Bass, Arkansas Ashtin Stephens, Missouri Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia Katie Guillory, LSU Sierra Bronkey, Arkansas Mackenzie Sykes, Missouri Niaja Griffin , Georgia Simone Heyward, LSU Morgan Clark, Arkansas Chelsea Thomas, Missouri Adele Harrison, Georgia Brittany Mack, LSU Kasey Fagan, Arkansas Audrey Broyles, South Carolina Samantha LaZear, Georgia Heidi Pizer, LSU Jayme Gee, Arkansas Samie Garcia, South Carolina Kaylee Puailoa, Georgia Juliana Santos, LSU Amanda Geile, Arkansas Shelby Gonzales, South Carolina Tiesha Reed, Georgia Cassie Trosclair, LSU Ashley Martindale, Arkansas Dana Hathorn, South Carolina Katie Sowers, Georgia Brittany Broome, Ole Miss Hope McLemore, Arkansas Chelsea Hawkins, South Carolina Anna Swafford, Georgia Kelly Chandler, Ole Miss Megan Pearson, Arkansas Katelynn Howser, South Carolina Kaylee Williams, Georgiaa Laina Collier, Ole Miss Jennifer Rambo, Arkansas Julie Sarratt, South Carolina Ginny Carroll, Kentucky Corrine Doornberg, Ole Miss Devon Wallace, Arkansas Kristen Struett, South Carolina Lauren Cumbess, Kentucky Amanda Hutcheson, Ole Miss Kelsey Bogaards, Auburn Melissa Brown, Tennessee Sarah Frazer, Kentucky Londen Ladner, Ole Miss Elizabeth Eisterhold, Auburn Raven Chavanne, Tennessee Emily Gaines, Kentucky Kelly Nolan, Ole Miss Morgan Estell, Auburn Katherine Dotson, Tennessee Kara Howard, Kentucky Cali Overbeck, Ole Miss Anna Gibbs, Auburn Lauren Gibson, Tennessee Griffin Joiner, Kentucky 74 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Emily Jolly, Kentucky Jenna Stark, Texas A&M Christian Stokes, Kentucky 2016 Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky Cassie Tysarczyk, Texas A&M Alayna Falcon, LSU Rachel Bobo, Alabama Darington Richardson, Kentucky Kellsi Kloss, LSU Sydney Booker, Alabama Nikki Sagermann, Kentucky 2015 Jenna Kreamer, LSU Kallie Case, Alabama Sylver Samuel, Kentucky Chaunsey Bell, Alabama Bailey Landry, LSU Carrigan Fain, Alabama Ansley Smith, Kentucky Kallie Case, Alabama Layna Savoie, LSU Chandler Dare, Alabama Krystal Smith, Kentucky Chandler Dare, Alabama Kelsee Selman, LSU Peyton Grantham, Alabama Maisie Steed, Kentucky Peyton Grantham, Alabama Sandra Simmons, LSU Andrea Hawkins, Alabama Christian Stokes, Kentucky Andrea Hawkins, Alabama Dylan Supak, LSU Leona Lafaele, Alabama A.J. Andrews, LSU Danae Hays, Alabama Allison Brown, Ole Miss Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama Jacee Blades, LSU Leslie Jury, Alabama Alyssa Invergo, Ole Miss Haylie McCleney, Alabama Alex Boulet, LSU Leona Lafaele, Alabama Lauren Lindsey, Ole Miss Marisa Runyon, Alabama Ashley Czechner, LSU Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama Natalie Martinez, Ole Miss Demi Turner, Alabama Alayna Falcon, LSU Haylie McCleney, Alabama Jamie Morgan, Ole Miss Ileana Aleman, Arkansas Allison Falcon, LSU Danielle Richard, Alabama Bri Payne, Ole Miss Lauren Archuleta, Arkansas Simone Heyward, LSU Marisa Runyon, Alabama Melina Preciado, Ole Miss Rachel Box, Arkansas Kellsi Kloss, LSU Jadyn Spencer, Alabama Miranda Strother, Ole Miss Stephanie Canfield, Arkansas Dylan Supak, LSU Rachel Box, Arkansas Courtney Syrett, Ole Miss Victoria Cooper, Arkansas Allison Brown, Ole Miss Sierra Bronkey, Arkansas Madison Arroyo, Mississippi State Shelby Hiers, Arkansas RT Cantillo, Ole Miss Stephanie Canfield, Arkansas Katie Anne Bailey, Mississippi State Loren Krzysko, Arkansas Shelby Jo Fenter, Ole Miss Janie Claire Clark , Arkansas Julia Echols, Mississippi State Grace Moll, Arkansas Carly Hummel, Ole Miss Kasey Fagan, Arkansas Erika Gaul, Mississippi State Jessica Mullen, Arkansas Alyssa Invergo, Ole Miss Jessica Harrison, Arkansas Katie Gentle, Mississippi State Parker Pocklington, Arkansas Londen Ladner, Ole Miss Shelby Hiers, Arkansas Olivia Golden, Mississippi State Autumn Russell, Arkansas Lauren Lindsey, Ole Miss Loren Krzysko, Arkansas Loryn Nichols, Mississippi State Kylie Smith, Arkansas Natalie Nimmo, Ole Miss Grace Moll, Arkansas Ashley Phillips, Mississippi State Allison Stewart, Arkansas Madi Osias, Ole Miss Megan Pearson, Arkansas Caroline Seitz, Mississippi State Madison Yannetti, Arkansas Bri Payne, Ole Miss Parker Pocklington, Arkansas Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State Jenna Abbott, Auburn Julia Echols, Mississippi State Kylie Smith, Arkansas Mackenzie Toler, Mississippi State Kelsey Bogaards, Auburn Logan Foulks, Mississippi State Devon Wallace, Arkansas Kayla Winkfield, Mississippi State Kaylee Carlson, Auburn Erika Gaul, Mississippi State Kasey Cooper, Auburn Cheyenne Baxter, Missouri Emily Carosone, Auburn Sam Lenahan, Mississippi State Madison Dickey, Auburn Alyssa Cousins, Missouri Kasey Cooper, Auburn Loryn Nichols, Mississippi State Victoria Draper, Auburn Emily Crane, Missouri Lexi Davis, Auburn Jessica Offutt, Mississippi State Morgan Estell, Auburn Samantha Fagan, Missouri Madison Dickey , Auburn Alison Owen, Mississippi State Anna Gibbs, Auburn Natalie Fleming, Missouri Victoria Draper, Auburn Ashley Phillips, Mississippi State Madison Gipson, Auburn Kirsten Mack, Missouri Anna Gibbs, Auburn Jacey Punches, Mississippi State Marcy Harper, Auburn Angela Randazzo, Missouri Madi Gipson, Auburn Heidi Shape, Mississippi State Tiffany Howard, Auburn Kelsea Roth, Missouri Marcy Harper, Auburn Shana Sherrod, Mississippi State McKenzie Kilpatrick, Auburn Ansley Ard, South Carolina Tiffany Howard, Auburn Kayla Winkfield, Mississippi State Maria Mitchell, Auburn Jordan Bizzell, South Carolina Whitney Jordan, Auburn Rachael Zdeb, Mississippi State Kimberlee Myers, Auburn Nickie Blue, South Carolina McKenzie Kilpatrick, Auburn Alyssa Cousins, Missouri Jordan Rocker, Auburn Olivia Lawrence, South Carolina Casey McCrackin, Auburn Emily Crace, Missouri Courtney Shea, Auburn Effie Manahan, South Carolina Maria Mitchell, Auburn Alora Marble, Missouri Emily Spain, Auburn Lauren Masters, South Carolina Kimberlee Myers, Auburn Carlie Rose, Missouri Sydne Waldrop, Auburn Sarah Mooney, South Carolina Jordan Rocker, Auburn Ashtin Stephens, Missouri Bailey Castro, Florida Julie Sarratt, South Carolina Courtney Shea, Auburn Mackenzie Sykes, Missouri Taylore Fuller, Florida Kate Shereyk, South Carolina Hope , Auburn Ansley Ard, South Carolina Briana Little, Florida Kaylea Snaer, South Carolina Emily Spain, Auburn Brooke Barnhill, South Carolina Kathlyn Medina, Florida Kristen Struett, South Carolina Sydne Waldrop, Auburn Jordan Bizzell, South Carolina Kirsti Merritt, Florida Macey Webb, South Carolina Carlee Wallace, Auburn Dana Hathorn, South Carolina Aubree Munro, Florida Taylor Williams, South Carolina Rachael Walters, Auburn Chelsea Hawkins, South Carolina Taylor Schwarz, Florida Victoria Williams, South Carolina Taylore Fuller, Florida Ashlyn Masters, South Carolina Katie Browne, Georgia Annie Aldrete, Tennessee Chelsea Herndon, Florida Lauren Masters, South Carolina Rebekah Farris, Georgia Gretchen Aucoin, Tennessee Kayli Kvistad, Florida Julie Sarratt, South Carolina Niaja Griffin, Georgia Hannah Devotie, Tennessee Justine McLean, Florida Kristen Struett, South Carolina Adele Harrison, Georgia Erin Gabriel, Tennessee Kirsti Merritt, Florida Codee Yeske, South Carolina Samantha LaZear, Georgia Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee Aubree Munro, Florida Jennifer Burroughs, Tennessee Maeve McGuire, Georgia Megan Geer, Tennessee Taylor Schwarz, Florida Erin Gabriel, Tennessee Kaylee Puailoa, Georgia Tory Lewis, Tennessee Janell Wheaton, Florida Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee Anna Swafford, Georgia Haileigh Norris, Tennessee Katie Browne, Georgia Anna Renfroe, Tennessee Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia Alexis Overstreet, Tennessee Cortni Emanuel, Georgia Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee Kara Howard, Kentucky Lauren Ainsley, Texas A&M Bekah Farris, Georgia Madison Shipman, Tennessee Griffin Joiner, Kentucky Reagan Boenker, Texas A&M Samantha LaZear, Georgia Cheyanne Tarango, Tennessee Stephanie Martino, Kentucky Brittany Clopton, Texas A&M Maeve McGuire, Georgia Haley Tobler, Tennessee Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky Abigail Donnell, Texas A&M Lindsey Miles, Georgia Emily Albus, Texas A&M Meagan Prince, Kentucky Rachel Fox, Texas A&M Chelsea Wilkinson, Georgia Brittany Clopton, Texas A&M Breanne Ray, Kentucky Cali Lanphear, Texas A&M Brooklin Hinz, Kentucky Kristen Davenport, Texas A&M Darington Richardson, Kentucky Katherine Marks, Texas A&M Stephanie Martino, Kentucky Allison Garrett, Texas A&M Nikki Sagermann, Kentucky Sara Mireles, Texas A&M Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky Cali Lanphear, Texas A&M Sylver Samuel, Kentucky April Ryan, Texas A&M Meagan Prince, Kentucky Sara Mireles, Texas A&M Ansley Smith, Kentucky Breanne Ray, Kentucky Nicole Morgan, Texas A&M Shannon Smith, Kentucky Erin Rethlake, Kentucky Kaydee Rayburn, Texas A&M Maisie Steed, Kentucky Nikki Sagermann, Kentucky MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 75 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Sylver Samuel, Kentucky Cali Lanphear , Texas A&M Tyra Holliday, Georgia Meghan Gregg, Tennessee Ansley Smith, Kentucky Katie Marks, Texas A&M Maeve McGuire, Georgia Savannah Huffstetler, Tennessee Shannon Smith, Kentucky Alex Masek, Texas A&M Lindsey Miles, Georgia Aubrey Leach, Tennessee Maisie Steed, Kentucky Kayla Ober, Texas A&M Lacey Sumerlin, Georgia Abby Lockman, Tennessee Christian Stokes, Kentucky Erica Russell, Texas A&M Abbey Cheek, Kentucky CJ McClain, Tennessee Sydney Bourg, LSU April Ryan, Texas A&M Kelsee Henson, Kentucky Scarlet McSwain, Tennessee Alayna Falcon, LSU Tori Vidales, Texas A&M Brooklin Hinz, Kentucky Kelsey Morrison, Tennessee Carley Hoover, LSU Ashley Walters, Texas A&M Hannah Huffman, Kentucky Matty Moss, Tennessee Taylor Lockwood, LSU Madison Kearschner, Kentucky Katie Weimer, Tennessee Randi Provost, LSU 2017 Meagan Prince, Kentucky Kaitlyn Alderink, Texas A&M Layna Savoie, LSU Rachel Bobo, Alabama Sarah Rainwater, Kentucky Reagan Boenker, Texas A&M Sandra Simmons, LSU Sydney Booker, Alabama Breanne Ray, Kentucky Trinity Harrington, Texas A&M Elyse Thornhill, LSU Mari Cranek, Alabama Katie Reed, Kentucky Erin Houthoofd, Texas A&M Akiya Thymes, LSU Chandler Dare, Alabama Erin Rethlake, Kentucky Sarah Hudek, Texas A&M Bry Castro, Ole Miss Reagan Dykes, Alabama Jenny Schaper, Kentucky Celena Massey, Texas A&M Alyssa Clayton, Ole Miss Carrigan Fain, Alabama Shannon Smith, Kentucky Erica Russell, Texas A&M Haley Culley, Ole Miss Peyton Grantham, Alabama Sydney Loupe, LSU Riley Sartain, Texas A&M Alyssa Invergo, Ole Miss Caroline Hardy, Alabama Shemiah Sanchez, LSU Tori Vidales, Texas A&M Elisha Jahnke, Ole Miss Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama Layna Savoie, LSU Ashley Walters, Texas A&M Natalie Martinez, Ole Miss Madi Moore, Alabama Amber Serrett, LSU Dakota Matiko, Ole Miss Alexis Osorio, Alabama Sydney Smith, LSU 2018 Paige McKinney, Ole Miss Marisa Runyon, Alabama Elyse Thornhill, LSU Rachel Bobo, Alabama Madi Osias, Ole Miss Merris Schroder, Alabama Akiya Thymes, LSU Elissa Brown, Alabama Bri Payne, Ole Miss Demi Turner, Alabama Kylan Becker, Ole Miss Gabby Callaway, Alabama Melina Preciado, Ole Miss Lauren Archuleta, Arkansas Bry Castro, Ole Miss Reagan Dykes, Alabama Alex Schneider, Ole Miss Betina Beringhele, Arkansas Alyssa Clayton, Ole Miss Carrigan Fain, Alabama Miranda Strother, Ole Miss Rachel Box, Arkansas Elisha Jahnke, Ole Miss Courtney Gettins, Alabama Katherine Bailey, Mississippi State Haydi Bugarin, Arkansas Ashton Lampton, Ole Miss Peyton Grantham, Alabama Morgan Bell, Mississippi State Stephanie Canfield, Arkansas Grayce Majam, Ole Miss Caroline Hardy, Alabama Carmen Carter, Mississippi State Victoria Cooper, Arkansas Dakota Matiko, Ole Miss Bailey Hemphill, Alabama Jessica Harrison, Mississippi State Ashley Diaz, Arkansas Paige McKinney, Ole Miss Claire Jenkins, Alabama Amanda Ivy, Mississippi State Carley Haizlip, Arkansas Alex Schneider, Ole Miss Alexis Osorio, Alabama Cassady Knudsen, Mississippi State Shelby Hiers, Arkansas Miranda Strother, Ole Miss Merris Schroder, Alabama Loryn Nichols, Mississippi State Loren Krzysko, Arkansas Courtney Syrett, Ole Miss Demi Turner, Alabama Caroline Seitz, Mississippi State Grace Moll, Arkansas Sarah Van Schaik, Ole Miss Lauren Archuleta, Arkansas Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State Parker Pocklington, Arkansas Morgan Bell, Mississippi State Sydney Benz, Arkansas Mackenzie Toler, Mississippi State Autumn Russell, Arkansas Olivia Golden, Mississippi State Macy Brotherton, Arkansas Holly Ward , Mississippi State Kylie Smith, Arkansas Regan Green, Mississippi State Madelyn Brotherton, Arkansas Kayla Winkfield, Mississippi State Allison Stewart, Arkansas Jessica Harrison, Mississippi State Autumn Buczek, Arkansas Cheyenne Baxter, Missouri Madison Yannetti, Arkansas Emily Heimberger, Mississippi State Haydi Bugarin, Arkansas Emily Crane, Missouri Jenna Abbott, Auburn Taylor Kelly, Mississippi State Victoria Cooper, Arkansas Sami Fagan, Missouri Kelsey Bogaards, Auburn Cassady Knudsen, Mississippi State Ashley Diaz, Arkansas Tori Finucane, Missouri Kaylee Carlson, Auburn Caroline Seitz, Mississippi State Jada Dotson, Arkansas Natalie Fleming, Missouri Kasey Cooper, Auburn Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State Nicole Duncan, Arkansas Erin Gilliland, Missouri Alexis Davis, Auburn Mackenzie Toler, Mississippi State Keely Edwards, Arkansas Kirsten Mack, Missouri Victoria Draper, Auburn Holly Ward, Mississippi State Mary Haff, Arkansas Amanda Sanchez, Missouri Abriana Fornis, Auburn Paige Bange, Missouri Carley Haizlip, Arkansas Sydney Sprague, Missouri Anna Gibbs, Auburn Cheyenne Baxter, Missouri Caroline Hedgcock, Arkansas Ansley Ard, South Carolina Madison Gipson, Auburn Jolie Duffner, Missouri Loren Krzysko, Arkansas Jordyn Augustus, South Carolina Whitney Jordan, Auburn Natalie Fleming, Missouri Alyson Manzo, Arkansas Jordan Bizzell, South Carolina Casey McCrackin, Auburn Kirsten Mack, Missouri Hannah McEwen, Arkansas Nickie Blue, South Carolina Morgan Podany, Auburn Regan Nash, Missouri Sydney Parr, Arkansas Hayley Copeland, South Carolina Courtney Shea, Auburn Rylee Pierce, Missouri Allison Stewart, Arkansas Tiara Duffy, South Carolina Emily Spain, Auburn Kolby Romaine, Missouri Katie Warrick, Arkansas Lauren Masters, South Carolina Kendall Veach, Auburn Amanda Sanchez, Missouri Kaylee Carlson, Auburn Kaylea Snaer , South Carolina Sydne Waldrop, Auburn Cosette Tomita, Missouri KK Crocker, Auburn Kamryn Watts, South Carolina Carlee Wallace, Auburn Jordyn Augustus, South Carolina Victoria Draper, Auburn Macey Webb, South Carolina Kelly Barnhill, Florida Nickie Blue, South Carolina Bree Fornis, Auburn Krystan White, South Carolina Brooke Clemens, Florida Kennedy Clark, South Carolina Casey McCrackin, Auburn Taylor Williams, South Carolina Chelsea Herndon, Florida Hayley Copeland, South Carolina Justus Perry, Auburn Victoria Williams, South Carolina Kayli Kvistad, Florida Tiara Duffy, South Carolina Morgan Podany, Auburn Gretchen Aucoin, Tennessee Amanda Lorenz, Florida Jessica Elliott, South Carolina Courtney Shea, Auburn Erin Gabriel, Tennessee Lily Mann, Florida Lex Hull, South Carolina Ashlee Swindle, Auburn Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee Justine McLean, Florida Kenzi Maguire, South Carolina Kendall Veach, Auburn Megan Geer, Tennessee Sophia Reynoso, Florida Kaylea Snaer, South Carolina Kelly Barnhill, Florida Meghan Gregg, Tennessee Theresa Swertfager, Florida Kamryn Watts, South Carolina Katie Chronister, Florida CJ McClain, Tennessee Alex Voss, Florida Macey Webb, South Carolina Nicole DeWitt, Florida Lexi Overstreet, Tennessee Janell Wheaton, Florida Krystan White, South Carolina Kayli Kvistad, Florida Reagan Boenker, Texas A&M Kylie Bass, Georgia Taylor Williams, South Carolina Amanda Lorenz, Florida Kristen Cuyos, Texas A&M Brea Dickey, Georgia Victoria Williams, South Carolina Lily Mann, Florida Abby Donnell, Texas A&M Cortni Emanuel, Georgia Haley Bearden, Tennessee Theresa Swertfager, Florida Trinity Harrington, Texas A&M Sydni Emanuel, Georgia Mary Beth Brumit, Tennessee Alex Voss, Florida Erin Houthoofd, Texas A&M Bekah Farris, Georgia Megan Geer, Tennessee Janell Wheaton, Florida 76 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Amanda Ablan, Georgia Dixie Raley, South Carolina Kylie Bass, Georgia Alexis Lindsey, South Carolina Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia Alyssa VanDerveer, South Carolina Jordan Doggett, Georgia Kenzi Maguire, South Carolina Kylie Bass, Georgia Kamryn Watts, South Carolina Alysen Febrey, Georgia Kelsey Oh, South Carolina Ciara Bryan, Georgia Krystan White, South Carolina Amanda Kelley, Georgia Dixie Raley, South Carolina Jordan Doggett, Georgia Sheridan Allen, Tennessee Madison McPherson, Georgia Lauren Stewart, South Carolina Cortni Emanuel, Georgia Caylan Arnold, Tennessee Jessica Morgan, Georgia Anna Vest, South Carolina Alysen Febrey, Georgia Tianna Batts, Tennessee Shelby Suplee, Georgia Caylan Arnold, Tennessee Karlie Harding, Georgia Haley Bearden, Tennessee Jacqui Switzer, Georgia Amanda Ayala, Tennessee Kaylie Harding, Georgia Meghan Gregg, Tennessee Janie Beth Webb, Georgia Tianna Batts, Tennessee Madison McPherson, Georgia Cailin Hannon, Tennessee Grace Baalman, Kentucky Haley Bearden, Tennessee Justice Milz, Georgia Jenna Holcomb, Tennessee Abbey Cheek, Kentucky Cailin Hannon, Tennessee Mahlena O’Neal, Georgia Savannah Huffstetler, Tennessee Kelsee Henson, Kentucky Jenna Holcomb, Tennessee Abbey Cheek, Kentucky Aubrey Leach, Tennessee Autumn Humes, Kentucky Savannah Huffstetler, Tennessee Kelsee Henson, Kentucky Abigail Lockman, Tennessee Lauren Johnson, Kentucky Aubrey Leach, Tennessee Brooklin Hinz, Kentucky Comildra McClain, Tennessee Alex Martens, Kentucky Abby Lockman, Tennessee Hannah Huffman, Kentucky Mattilyn Moss, Tennessee Mallory Peyton, Kentucky Ashley Morgan, Tennessee Alex Martens, Kentucky Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee Sarah Rainwater, Kentucky Matty Moss, Tennessee Kierston Moore, Kentucky Brooke Vines, Tennessee Katie Reed, Kentucky Treasuary Poindexter, Tennessee Sarah Rainwater, Kentucky Kathryn Weimer, Tennessee Jenny Schaper, Kentucky Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee Katie Reed, Kentucky Kaitlyn Alderink, Texas A&M Larissa Spellman, Kentucky Katie Weimer, Tennessee Erin Rethlake, Kentucky Blake-Ann Fritsch, Texas A&M Bailey Vick, Kentucky Kelbi Fortenberry, Texas A&M Ashley Ruiz, Kentucky Trinity Harrington, Texas A&M Aliyah Andrews, LSU Blake-Ann Fritsch, Texas A&M Jenny Schaper, Kentucky Payton McBride, Texas A&M Sydney Bourg, LSU Hannah Mayo, Texas A&M Larissa Spellman, Kentucky Keeli Milligan, Texas A&M Amanda Doyle, LSU Gabby Moreno, Texas A&M Bailey Vick, Kentucky Erica Russell, Texas A&M Amanda Sanchez, LSU Riley Sartain, Texas A&M Aliyah Andrews, LSU Riley Sartain, Texas A&M Michaela Schlattman, LSU Abby Smith, Texas A&M Sydney Bourg, LSU Lexi Smith, Texas A&M Becca Schulte, LSU Amanda Doyle, LSU Tori Vidales, Texas A&M Amber Serrett, LSU 2020 Emily Griggs, LSU Ashley Walters, Texas A&M Elyse Thornhill, LSU Elissa Brown, Alabama Carley Hoover, LSU Claire Weinberger, LSU Taylor Clark, Alabama Sydney Loupe, LSU 2019 Kylan Becker, Ole Miss Kayla Davis, Alabama Amber Serrett, LSU Elissa Brown, Alabama Anna Borgan, Ole Miss Montana Fouts, Alabama Sydney Springfield, LSU Taylor Clark, Alabama Brittany Finney, Ole Miss Krystal Goodman, Alabama Elyse Thornhill, LSU Reagan Dykes, Alabama Autumn Gillespie, Ole Miss Bailey Hemphill, Alabama Kylan Becker, Ole Miss Courtney Gettins, Alabama Kaylee Horton, Ole Miss Claire Jenkins, Alabama Morgan Bruce, Ole Miss Krystal Goodman, Alabama Abbey Latham, Ole Miss Kyra Lockhart, Alabama Bry Castro, Ole Miss Caroline Hardy, Alabama Ally Mena, Ole Miss Alexis Mack, Alabama Alyssa Clayton, Ole Miss Bailey Hemphill, Alabama Jessica Puk, Ole Miss Kendall Beth Sides, Alabama Brittany Finney, Ole Miss Claire Jenkins, Alabama Amanda Roth, Ole Miss Kaylee Tow, Alabama Kaylee Horton, Ole Miss Kyra Lockhart, Alabama Ava Tillmann, Ole Miss Skylar Wallace, Alabama Elisha Jahnke, Ole Miss Merris Schroder, Alabama Izzy Werdann, Ole Miss Keely Edwards, Arkansas Paige McKinney, Ole Miss Kaylee Tow, Alabama Brooke Cantillo, Mississippi State Lauren Graves, Arkansas Alex Schneider, Ole Miss Haydi Bugarin, Arkansas Grace Dabbs, Mississippi State Kayla Green, Arkansas Calyn Adams, Mississippi State Ashley Diaz, Arkansas Mia Davidson, Mississippi State Taylor Greene, Arkansas Morgan Bell, Mississippi State Keely Edwards, Arkansas Candace Denis, Mississippi State Mary Haff, Arkansas Carmen Carter, Mississippi State Mary Haff, Arkansas Kinsey Goelz, Mississippi State Lindsay Malkin, Arkansas Jessica Harrison, Mississippi State Carley Haizlip, Arkansas Emily Heimberger, Mississippi State Hannah McEwen, Arkansas Emily Heimberger, Mississippi State Hannah McEwen, Arkansas Taylor Kelly, Mississippi State Sydney Parr, Arkansas Taylor Kelly, Mississippi State Sydney Parr, Arkansas Alyssa Loza, Mississippi State Autumn Storms, Arkansas Cassady Knudsen, Mississippi State Katie Warrick, Arkansas O’Neil Roberson, Mississippi State Samantha Torres, Arkansas Emily Mitchell, Mississippi State Rachel Cook, Auburn Carter Spexarth, Mississippi State Valerie Ventura, Arkansas Bevia Robinson, Mississippi State Abriana Fornis, Auburn Emily Williams, Mississippi State Rachel Cook, Auburn Holly Ward, Mississippi State Makayla Martin, Auburn Lindsey Williams, Mississippi State Makenna Dowell, Auburn Lindsey Williams, Mississippi State Casey McCrackin, Auburn Kendyll Bailey, Missouri Aspyn Godwin, Auburn Paige Bange, Missouri Justus Perry, Auburn Raime Cohen, Missouri Lexie Handley, Auburn Braxton Burnside, Missouri Morgan Podany, Auburn Kara Decker, Missouri Haley Nillen, Auburn Raime Cohen, Missouri Ashlee Swindle, Auburn Gabby Garrison, Missouri Justus Perry, Auburn Gabrielle Garrison, Missouri Abby Tissier, Auburn Abby George, Missouri Ashlee Swindle, Auburn Cayla Kesinger, Missouri Kendall Veach, Auburn Katherine Kadlec, Missouri Abby Tissier, Auburn Regan Nash, Missouri Kelly Barnhill, Florida Cayla Kessinger, Missouri Jade Caraway, Florida Madison Norman, Missouri Katie Chronister, Florida Callie Martin, Missouri Katie Chronister, Florida Rylee Pierce, Missouri Amanda Lorenz, Florida Delaney McDannold, Missouri Charla Echols, Florida Kolby Romaine, Missouri Natalie Lugo, Florida Hatti Moore, Missouri Dani Farley, Florida Amanda Sanchez, Missouri Lily Mann, Florida Regan Nash, Missouri Kinsey Goelz, Florida Cosette Tomita, Missouri Josie Page, Florida Madi Norman, Missouri Elizabeth Hightower, Florida Jordyn Augustus, South Carolina Sophia Reynoso, Florida Kolby Romaine, Missouri Jaimie Hoover, Florida Mackenzie Boesel, South Carolina Danielle Romanello, Florida Cosette Tomita, Missouri Kendyl Lindaman, Florida Kennedy Clark, South Carolina Haven Sampson, Florida Brooke Wilmes, Missouri Cheyenne Lindsey, Florida Hayley Copeland, South Carolina Theresa Swertfager, Florida Mackenzie Boesel, South Carolina Natalie Lugo, Florida Cayla Drotar, South Carolina Alex Voss, Florida Kennedy Clark, South Carolina Jordan Matthews, Florida Tiara Duffy, South Carolina Amanda Ablan, Georgia Morgan Davis, South Carolina Sophia Reynoso, Florida Alexis Lindsey, South Carolina Tyler Armistead, Georgia Cayla Drotar, South Carolina Jordan Roberts, Florida Kenzi Maguire, South Carolina Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia Jana Johns, South Carolina Hannah Sipos, Florida MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 77 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Amanda Ablan, Georgia Summer Shockley, Missouri Tyler Armistead, Georgia Kimberly Wert, Missouri Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia Brooke Wilmes, Missouri Laura Bishop, Georgia Mackenzie Boesel, South Carolina Ciara Bryan, Georgia Cayla Drotar, South Carolina Hannah Coulter, Georgia Jordan Fabian, South Carolina Alley Cutting, Georgia Alex Fulmer, South Carolina Jordan Doggett, Georgia Karly Heath, South Carolina Jaiden Fields, Georgia Jana Johns, South Carolina C J Landrum, Georgia Kassidy Krupit, South Carolina Jessica Morgan, Georgia Alyssa Kumiyama, South Carolina Savana Sikes, Georgia Alexis Lindsey, South Carolina Shelby Suplee, Georgia Kenzi Maguire, South Carolina Jacqui Switzer, Georgia Kelsey Oh, South Carolina Janie Beth Webb, Georgia Madison Owens, South Carolina Renee Abernathy, Kentucky Kathryn Prebble, South Carolina Grace Baalman, Kentucky Haley Simpson, South Carolina Jaci Babbs, Kentucky Lauren Stewart, South Carolina Emma Boitnott, Kentucky Rachel Vaughan, South Carolina Autumn Humes, Kentucky Anna Vest, South Carolina Lauren Johnson, Kentucky Amanda Ayala, Tennessee Mikayla Kowalik, Kentucky Tianna Batts, Tennessee Alexandria Martens, Kentucky Cailin Hannon, Tennessee Mallory Peyton, Kentucky Jenna Holcomb, Tennessee Meghan Schorman, Kentucky Aubrey Leach, Tennessee Tatum Spangler, Kentucky Ashley Morgan, Tennessee Larissa Spellman, Kentucky Madison Pacini, Tennessee Bailey Vick, Kentucky Kaitlin Parsons, Tennessee Aliyah Andrews, LSU Kaili Phillips, Tennessee Georgia Clark, LSU Treasuary Poindexter, Tennessee Amanda Doyle, LSU Ashley Rogers, Tennessee Karrington Houshmandzadeh, LSU Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee Alexandria Kilponen, LSU Ally Shipman, Tennessee Jordyn Perkins, LSU Dani Elder, Texas A&M Savannah Stewart, LSU Kelbi Fortenberry, Texas A&M Shelbi Sunseri, LSU Blake- Ann Fritsch, Texas A&M Shelby Wickersham, LSU Kayla Garcia, Texas A&M Mikayla Allee, Ole Miss Makinzy Herzog, Texas A&M Gabriela Alvarez, Ole Miss Madi Jatzlau, Texas A&M Anna Borgen, Ole Miss Hannah Mayo, Texas A&M Katelin Cooper, Ole Miss Gabby Moreno, Texas A&M Autumn Gillespie, Ole Miss Kyndall Murray, Texas A&M Kacey Hvitved, Ole Miss Kendall Potts, Texas A&M Abbey Latham, Ole Miss Kayla Poynter, Texas A&M Kelsha Loftin, Ole Miss Taudrea Sinnie, Texas A&M Ally Mena, Ole Miss Ashlynn Walls, Texas A&M Jessica Puk, Ole Miss Amanda Roth, Ole Miss Ava Tillmann, Ole Miss Tate Whitley, Ole Miss Mia Davidson, Mississippi State Montana Davidson, Mississippi State Candace Denis, Mississippi State Grace Fagan, Mississippi State Alyssa Loza, Mississippi State Chloe Malau’ulu, Mississippi State Jaclyn McKenna, Mississippi State Christian Quinn, Mississippi State Anna Kate Segars, Mississippi State Carter Spexarth, Mississippi State Emily Williams, Mississippi State Lindsey Williams, Mississippi State Kendyll Bailey, Missouri Baleigh Bohannon-Koester, Missouri Eli Daniel, Missouri Kara Decker, Missouri Abby George, Missouri Kendal Judge, Missouri Katherine Kadlec, Missouri Cayla Kessinger, Missouri Hatti Moore, Missouri Emma Raabe, Missouri Jazmyn Rollin, Missouri 78 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 2003 Savana Kelly, Florida Francesca Enea, Florida Brittney Hubbard, Georgia Stephanie VanBrakle, Alabama Mary Ratliff, Florida Natalie Smith, Kentucky Whitney Owens, Georgia Shana Easley, Arkansas Jennifer Corbin, Georgia Jennifer Young, Kentucky Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia Melinda O’Malley, Arkansas Sojourner Moody, Georgia Ashley Dowdy, Ole Miss Jessica Adkins, Kentucky Barbara Jean Southmayd, Arkansas Samantha Allen, Kentucky Courtnie Ghinaudo, Ole Miss Macy Allen, Kentucky Jennifer Diaz, Auburn Kristen Cochran, Kentucky Becky Nye, Ole Miss Chanda Bell, Kentucky Janet L. Spivey, Auburn Ashley Dimkich, Kentucky Jessie Bailey, Mississippi State Ashleigh Gustafson, Kentucky Kristen Butler, Florida Amber Nix, Kentucky Chelsea Bramlett, Mississippi State Kristen O’Haver, Kentucky Lindsay Norfleet, Florida Kristi Warneke, Kentucky Laurie Siebert, Mississippi State Rachel Riley, Kentucky Laura Templeton, Florida Quinlan Duhon, LSU Victoria Martin, South Carolina Courtney Hollier, LSU Mirelis Torres, Florida Dee Dee Henderson, LSU Adele Voight, South Carolina Brittany Mack, LSU Brooke Greene, Georgia Megan Jolly, SU Lindsay Walker, South Carolina Corrine Doornberg, Ole Miss Jade Jarvis, Georgia Killian Roessner, LSU Tiffany Baker, Tennessee Amanda Hutcheson, Ole Miss Courtney Logan, Georgia Andrea Smith, LSU Alexia Clay, Tennessee Cali Overbeck, Ole Miss Jessica Malcom, Georgia Vanessa Soto, LSU Tiffany Huff, Tennessee Sam Arbaugh, South Carolina Kelly Summers, Georgia Kayla Mosley, Ole Miss Evan Childs, South Carolina Jordan Chitwood, Ole Miss Nakita Boyce, Mississippi State 2008 Lauren Lackey, South Carolina Stephanie Owens, Mississippi State Courtney Bures, Mississippi State Catherine Dozier, Alabama Kristen Stubblefield, South Carolina Callye Williams, Mississippi State Lindsay Hunley, Mississippi State Kelsi Dunne, Alabama Kaitlin Westfall, South Carolina Melanie Henkes, South Carolina Gina McCloud, Mississippi State Whitney Larsen, Alabama Kierstyn White, South Carolina Ashley Smith, South Carolina Allison Meyer, Mississippi State Amanda Caldwell, Arkansas Ashley Andrews, Tennessee Jessica Barnes, South Carolina Leslie Dixon, Arkansas Jennifer Lapicki, Tennessee 2004 Kristi Hutchins, South Carolina Lauren Iverson, Arkansas Chandra Mogan, Tennessee Amanda Burford, Alabama Anna McDaniel, South Carolina Kim Jones, Arkansas Kellie Deska, Alabama Stefanie Norman, South Carolina Layne McGuirt, Arkansas 2010 Kallie Foglesong, Arkansas Shannon Pouliot, South Carolina Katie Colton, Auburn Jackey Branham, Alabama Rachel LeMaster, Arkansas Whitney Wierzbicki, South Carolina Aurora Salter, Auburn Kayla Braud, Alabama Sarah Topham, Arkansas Natalie Brock, Tennessee Cassie Trosclair, Auburn Courtney Conley, Alabama Aubrey L. Boag, Auburn Megan Rhodes, Tennessee Kristen Adkins, Florida Wykeima Davis, Alabama Sara E. Ghezzi, Auburn Caitlin Ryan, Tennessee Ami Austin, Florida Lauren Sewell, Alabama Lauren L. Walton, Auburn Stephanie Brombacher, Florida Courtney Breault, Arkansas Lacy Howard, Florida 2006 Megan Bush, Florida Stephanie Brewer, Arkansas Lauren Roussell, Florida Kellie Eubanks, Alabama Tiffany DeFelice, Florida Morgan Clark, Arkansas Shelley Stevens, Florida Ashley Holcombe, Alabama Shaunice Harris, Florida Chelsea Cohen, Arkansas Stacey Stevens, Florida Kelley Montalvo, Alabama Aja Paculba, Florida Hope McLemore, Arkansas Melissa Zick, Florida Brittany Rogers, Alabama Kristine Priebe, Florida Brea Van De Pol, Arkansas Kasi Carroll, Georgia Jessica Smith, Alabama Jennifer Auger, Georgia Kelsey Cartwright, Auburn Melissa Cook, Georgia Whitney Cloer, Arkansas Alisa Goler, Georgia Baylee Stephens, Auburn Jodi Dyer, Georgia Brandy Foust, Arkansas Taylor Schlopy, Georgia Liana Wuchte, Auburn Megan McAllister, Georgia Hillary Freeman, Arkansas Meagan Aull, Kentucky Samantha Holle, Florida Kelsey Todd, Georgia Kayla Johnson, Arkansas Anne Rowlands, Kentucky Kelsey Horton, Florida Ashley Fertic, Kentucky Jocelyne Moncrief, Arkansas Megan Yocke, Kentucky Christine Olney, Georgia Gina Florence, Kentucky Brittany Handy , Florida Ashley Applegate, LSU Katie Rietkovich, Georgia Caroline Kovacs, Kentucky Kristina Hilberth, Florida Jessica Mouse, LSU Sara Sikes, Georgia Emily Marks, Kentucky J. Brooke Johnson, Florida Tiffany Shaw, LSU Kara Dill, Kentucky Kimberly Marnitz, Kentucky Lindsay Littlejohn, Florida Alexandria Bainbridge, Mississippi State Alice O’Brien, Kentucky Jennifer Sibert, Kentucky Stacey Nelson, Florida Misty Flesher, Mississippi State Allison Falcon, LSU Emily Turner, LSU Alicia Spack, Florida Courtney Nesbit, Mississippi State Rachele Fico, LSU Mary Callahan, Ole Miss Kimberly Waleszonia, Florida Jessie Spain, Mississippi State Lindsay Price, LSU Vanessa Gibbs, Ole Miss Katie Backer, Georgia Elizabeth Woolven, Mississippi State Jackie Victoriano, LSU Brittany Warner, Ole Miss Elizabeth Fadde, Kentucky P.J. Fulmer, South Carolina Brittany Broome, Ole Miss Kathryn Cooley, Mississippi State Megan Miller, Kentucky Cassie Gogreve, South Carolina Kelly Nolan, Ole Miss Kendall B. Geddings, Mississippi State Lydia Pierce, Kentucky Laura Mendes, South Carolina Stephanie Becker, Mississippi State Hayle Guess, Mississippi State Dani Hofer, LSU Jill Semento, South Carolina Jessica Cooley, Mississippi State Sara Hickerson, Mississippi State Samantha Bailey, Mississippi State Kelly Grieve, Tennessee Shelby Fisher, Mississippi State Kathryn Johnson, Mississippi State Cagney Davis, South Carolina Jen Lapicki, Tennessee Erin Nesbit, Mississippi State McKenna Hughes, South Carolina Christine Hamilton, .South Carolina Kelsey Stander, Tennessee Christine Rovtar, Mississippi State Margaret Person, South Carolina Ashton Payne, South Carolina Ashton Ward, Tennessee Kylie Vry, Mississippi State Christina Schoonmaker, South Carolina Alicia Brown, Tennessee Briana Hamilton, South Carolina Brittany Bessho, Tennessee Allison Fulmer, Tennessee 2009 Hannah Milks, South Carolina India Chiles, Tennessee Lillian Hammond, Tennessee Lisa Elizondo, Alabama Melissa Brown, Tennessee Lindsay Schutzler, Tennessee Liane Horiuchi, Tennessee Jennifer Fenton, Alabama Raven Chavanne, Tennessee Olivia Gibson, Alabama Katherine Dotson, Tennessee 2005 2007 Jazlyn Lunceford, Alabama Lauren Gibson, Tennessee Katie Johnson, Alabama Charlotte Morgan, Alabama Cassandra Reilly-Boccia, Alabama Megan Givens, Tennessee Chrissy Owens, Alabama Jessica Bachkora, Arkansas Victoria Mort, Arkansas Whitney Hammond, Tennessee Jordan Praytor, Alabama Miranda Dixon, Arkansas Jessica Robison, Arkansas Leah Taylor, Tennessee Lauren Roark, Alabama Jessica Reed, Arkansas Amber Harrison, Auburn Dani Woods, Alabama Jessica Waddle, Arkansas Jenee Loree, Auburn 2011 Katy Henry, Arkansas Alicia Hunolt, Auburn Alexa Martinez, Auburn Kaila Hunt, Alabama Dayna Huckabee, Arkansas Krista Klein, Auburn Lauren Heil, Florida Ryan Iamurri, Alabama Heather Rankin, Arkansas Anna Thompson, Auburn Michelle Moultrie, Florida Jordan Patterson, Alabama Lisa Hasson, Florida Corrie Brooks, Florida Alicia Sisco, Florida Jackie Traina, Alabama MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 79 SEC FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Sierra Bronkey, Arkansas Haylie McCleney, Alabama Effie Manahan, South Carolina Bree Fornis, Auburn Macy Burr, Arkansas Stephanie Canfield, Arkansas Sarah Mooney, South Carolina Tali Milde, Auburn Jayme Gee, Arkansas Lauren Montgomery, Arkansas Kate Shereyk, South Carolina Morgan Podany, Auburn Amanda Geile, Arkansas Danielle Riddle, Arkansas Kaylea Snaer, South Carolina Kendall Veach, Auburn Linnea Ketcher, Arkansas Kelly Young, Arkansas Macey Webb, South Carolina Kelly Barnhill, Florida Ashley Martindale, Arkansas Kirsti Merritt, Florida Victoria Williams, South Carolina Amanda Lopez, Florida Jennifer Rambo, Arkansas Aubree Munro, Florida Hannah Devotie, Tennessee Lily Mann, Florida Morgan Estell, Auburn Taylor Schwarz, Florida Megan Geer, Tennessee Sophia Reynoso, Florida Hilary Mavromat, Auburn Cari Broderick, Florida Hannah McDonald, Tennessee Theresa Swertfager, Florida Maris Medina, Auburn Bryanna Blanco, Georgia April Ryan, Texas A&M Alex Voss, Florida Cheyenne Coyle, Florida Geri Ann Glasco, Georgia Kylie Bass, Georgia Kelsey Fagan, Florida, Samantha LaZear, Georgia 2015 Lacey Sumerlin, Georgia Chelsea Howell, Florida Katie Sowers, Georgia Rachel Bobo, Alabama Abbey Cheek, Kentucky Julia Echols, Georgia Katie Henderson, Kentucky Carrigan Fain, Alabama Kelsee Henson, Kentucky Tiesha Reed, Georgia Kelsey Nunley, Kentucky Alexis Osorio, Alabama Hannah Huffman, Kentucky Ginny Carroll, Kentucky Darington Richardson, Kentucky Kayla Rettig, Alabama Madison Kearschner, Kentucky Emily Gaines, Kentucky Nikki Sagermann, Kentucky Demi Turner, Alabama Sarah Rainwater, Kentucky Emily Jolly, Kentucky Sylver Samuel, Kentucky Victoria Cooper, Arkansas Katie Reed, Kentucky Aubrey Lamar, Kentucky Ansley Smith, Kentucky Kirsten James, Arkansas Jenny Schaper, Kentucky Krystal Smith, Kentucky Maisie Steed, Kentucky Jessica Mullen, Arkansas Shemiah Sanchez, LSU Ellen Weaver, Kentucky Christian Stokes, Kentucky Autumn Russell, Arkansas Amber Serrett, LSU Jacee Blades, LSU Alayna Falco, LSU Oakley Sisemore, Arkansas Elyse Thornhill, LSU Alexandra Boulet, LSU Alyssa Invergo, Ole Miss Allison Stewart, Arkansas Akiya Thymes, LSU Simone Heyward, LSU Natalie Martinez, Ole Miss Savannah Warren, Arkansas Kylan Becker, Ole Miss Londen Ladner, Ole Miss Madi Osias, Ole Miss Madison Yannetti, Arkansas Kennedy Cline, Ole Miss Briana Bell, Mississippi State Bri Payne, Ole Miss Becca Shipper, Florida Ashton Lampton, Ole Miss Samantha Lenahan, Mississippi State Loryn Nichols, Mississippi State Janell Wheaton, Florida Hailey Lunderman, Ole Miss Jessica Offutt, Mississippi State Jacey Punches, Mississippi State Kayli Kvistad, Florida Sarah VanSchaik, Ole Miss Heidi Shape, Mississippi State Kayla Winkfield, Mississippi State Megan Reed, Florida Regan Green, Mississippi State Rachael Zdeb , Mississippi State Emily Crane, Missouri Cortni Emanuel, Georgia Emily Heimberger, Mississippi State Dana Hathorn, South Carolina Ansley Ard, South Carolina Haley Andrus, Kentucky Taylor Kelly, Mississippi State Chelsea Hawkins, South Carolina Brooke Barnhill, South Carolina Brooklin Hinz, Kentucky Katerria Moore, Mississippi State Julie Sarratt, South Carolina Katie Marks, South Carolina Erin Rethlake, Kentucky Sabrina Turner, Mississippi State Tory Lewis, Tennessee Ashlyn Masters, South Carolina Sydney Bourg, LSU Jolie Duffner, Missouri Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee Kelly Plescow, South Carolina Emily Griggs, LSU Chase Nelson, Missouri Madison Shipman, Tennessee Jennifer Burroughs, Tennessee Danae King, Ole Miss Rylee Pierce, Missouri Erin Gabriel, Tennessee Aimilia McDonough, Ole Miss Kolby Romaine, Missouri 2012 Rainey Gaffin, Tennessee Paige McKinney, Ole Miss Cosette Tomita, Missouri Danae Hays, Alabama Anna Renfroe, Tennessee Emily Raspo, Ole Miss Kennedy Clark, South Carolina Leslie Jury, Alabama Alex Schneider, Ole Miss Lex Hull, South Carolina Danielle Richard, Alabama 2014 Cassady Knudsen, Mississippi State Alexis Mack, South Carolina Jadyn Spencer, Alabama Chandler Dare, Alabama Morgan Bell, Mississippi State Kenzi Maguire, South Carolina Alyssa Bass, Arkansas Peyton Grantham, Alabama Carmen Carter, Mississippi State Bria Bush, Tennessee Megan Pearson, Arkansas Sydney Littlejohn, Alabama Claire Stucker, Mississippi State Savannah Huffstetler, Tennessee Madeline Reese, Arkansas Marisa Runyon, Alabama Holly Ward, Mississippi State Aubrey Leach, Tennessee Devon Wallace, Arkansas Jessica Harrison, Arkansas Paige Bange, Missouri Logyn Lilley, Tennessee Bailey Castro, Florida Shelby Hiers, Arkansas Sara Harvey, Missouri Abby Lockman, Tennessee Samantha Fagan, Florida Grace Moll, Arkansas Paige Lowary, Missouri Kelsey Morrison, Tennessee Gracie Goulder, Georgia Parker Pocklington, Arkansas Sydney Sprague, Missouri Matty Moss, Tennessee Niaja Griffin, Georgia Kasey Cooper, Auburn Jordyn Augustus, South Carolina Kaitlyn Alderink, Texas A&M Lindsay Griggs, Kentucky Victoria Draper, Auburn Hayley Copeland, South Carolina Riley Sartain, Texas A&M Kara Howard, Kentucky Sydne Waldrop, Auburn Tiara Duffy, South Carolina Griffin Joiner, Kentucky Chelsea Herndon, Florida Kamryn Watts, South Carolina 2017 Kailey McCasland, LSU Francesca Martinez, Florida Krystan White, South Carolina Elissa Brown, Alabama Dylan Supak, LSU Justine McLean, Florida Meghan Gregg, Tennessee Gabby Callaway, Alabama Hayley Davis, Ole Miss Rebekah Farris, Georgia Lauren Irwin, Tennessee Bailey Hemphill, Alabama Lauren Lindsey, Ole Miss Maeve McGuire, Georgia Victoria Vidales, Texas A&M Claire Jenkins, Alabama Erika Gaul, Mississippi State Malia Rivers, Georgia Ashley Walters, Texas A&M Sydney Benz, Arkansas Swayze Hollenhead, Mississippi State Meagan Prince, Kentucky Erica Russell, Texas A&M Macy Brotherton, Arkansas Megan Nesbit, Mississippi State Breanne Ray, Kentucky Erin Houthoofd, Texas A&M Madelyn Brotherton, Arkansas Ashley Phillips, Mississippi State Shannon Smith, Kentucky Caroline Hedgcock, Arkansas Courtney Vanlandingham, Mississippi State Layna Savoie, LSU 2016 Hailey Mackay, Arkansas Shelby Gonzales, South Carolina Emily Boyd, Ole Miss Mari Cranek, Alabama Alyson Manzo, Arkansas Katelynn Howser, South Carolina Miranda Strother, Ole Miss Reagan Dykes, Alabama Sydney Parr, Arkansas Lacey Rother, South Carolina Courtney Syrett, Ole Miss Caroline Hardy, Alabama Alexa Nemeth, Auburn Kristen Struett, South Carolina Katie Anne Bailey, Mississippi State Madi Moore, Alabama Justus Perry, Auburn Haley Fagan, Tennessee Caroline Seitz, Mississippi State Merris Schroder, Alabama Alyssa Rivera, Auburn Hannah Trainer, Tennessee Alexis Silkwood, Mississippi State Danielle Brochu, Arkansas Ashlee Swindle, Auburn Natalie Fleming, Missouri Peyton Carter, Arkansas Katie Chronister, Florida 2013 Kirsten Mack, Missouri Ashley Diaz, Arkansas Jaimie Hoover, Florida Kallie Case, Alabama Kelli Schkade, Missouri Morgan Felts, Arkansas Amanda Ablan, Georgia Andrea Hawkins, Alabama Casey Stangel, Missouri Carley Haizlip, Arkansas Mary Wilson Avant, Georgia Leona Lafaele, Alabama Nickie Blue, South Carolina Blaire Bass, Auburn Alysen Febrey, Georgia 80 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Karlie Harding, Georgia Brooke Cantillo, Mississippi State Christian Quinn, Mississippi State Megan Moll, Missouri Kaylie Harding, Georgia Grace Dabbs, Mississippi State Anna Kate Segars, Mississippi State Imani Myint, Missouri Brynlee Bigelow, Kentucky Mia Davidson, Mississippi State Baleigh Bohannon, Missouri Emma Nichols, Missouri Alex Martens, Kentucky Candace Denis, Mississippi State Alexis Burks, Missouri Megan Schumacher, Missouri Kierston Moore, Kentucky Kinsey Goelz, Mississippi State Caitlin Fogue, Missouri Lindsey Warick, Missouri Ashley Ruiz, Kentucky Macey Petrey, Mississippi State Cassie Gasper, Missouri Ellie Bailey, South Carolina Larissa Spellman, Kentucky O’Neil Roberson, Mississippi State Emma Raabe, Missouri Bailey Betenbaugh, South Carolina Bailey Vick, Kentucky Carter Spexarth, Mississippi State Kimberly Wert, Missouri Hannah Kumiyama, South Carolina Aliyah Andrews, LSU Alex Wilcox, Mississippi State Jordan Fabian, South Carolina Karsen Ochs, South Carolina Sydney Springfield, LSU Emily Williams, Mississippi State Madison Owens, South Carolina Samantha Bender, Tennessee Morgan Bruce, Ole Miss Kara Decker, Missouri Haley Simpson, South Carolina Amanda Curran, Tennessee Brittany Finney, Ole Miss Abigail George, Missouri Rachel Vaughan, South Carolina Anna Fox, Tennessee Kaylee Horton, Ole Miss Katherine Kadlec, Missouri Gracie Osbron, Tennessee KK McCrary, Tennessee Kennedy Legg, Ole Miss Callie Martin, Missouri Kaitlin Parsons, Tennessee Kiki Milloy, Tennessee Dominique Salinas, Ole Miss Delaney McDannold, Missouri Kaili Phillips, Tennessee Madison Webber, Tennessee Dylinn Stancil, Ole Miss Hatti Moore, Missouri Ashley Rogers, Tennessee Josie Willingham, Tennessee Allison Stark, Ole Miss Brooke Wilmes, Missouri Ally Shipman, Tennessee Shaylee Ackerman, Texas A&M Montana Davidson, Mississippi State Morgan Davis, South Carolina Madi Jatzlau, Texas A&M Jourdyn Campbell, Texas A&M Emily Mitchell, Mississippi State Alex Fulmer, South Carolina Ashley Daugherty, Texas A&M Lindsey Williams, Mississippi State Jana Johns, South Carolina 2020 Sydney Fritsch, Texas A&M Braxton Burnside, Missouri Kelsey Oh, South Carolina Mary Greg Anderson, Alabama Hailey Gallegos, Texas A&M Cayla Kessinger, Missouri Anna Vest, South Carolina Karla Hice, Alabama Amaya Montano, Texas A&M Alexis Rampetsreiter, Missouri Amanda Ayala, Tennessee Jenna Johnson, Alabama Taylor Kirby, Missouri Brooke Langston, Tennessee Alexis Kilfoyl, Alabama Mackenzie Boesel, South Carolina Ashley Morgan, Tennessee Savannah Woodard, Alabama Cayla Drotar, South Carolina Gabrielle Sprang, Tennessee Jenna Bloom, Arkansas Alexis Lindsey, South Carolina Madeleine MacGrandle, Texas A&M Danielle Gibson, Arkansas Shannon Plese, South Carolina Hannah Mayo, Texas A&M Rylin Hedgecock, Arkansas Lauren Stewart, South Carolina Gabrielle Moreno, Texas A&M Ryan Jackson, Arkansas Alyssa VanDerveer, South Carolina Abby Smith, Texas A&M Paloma Usquiano, Arkansas Caylan Arnold, Tennessee Jaylin Calvert, Auburn Cailin Hannon, Tennessee 2019 KK Dismukes, Auburn Jenna Holcomb, Tennessee Montana Fouts, Alabama Maia Engelkes, Auburn Shelby Robinson, Tennessee Skylar Wallace, Alabama Phoebe Florian, Auburn Chelsea Seggern, Tennessee Braxton Burnside, Arkansas Lindsey Garcia, Auburn Larissa Cesena, Arkansas Jadia Jones, Auburn 2018 Lauren Graves, Arkansas Maddison Koepke, Auburn Kyra Lockhart, Alabama Taylor Greene, Arkansas Maddie Majors, Auburn Maddie Morgan, Alabama Maggie Hicks, Arkansas Carlee McCondichie, Auburn Kendall Beth Sides, Alabama Sam Torres, Arkansas Madi Perry, Auburn Kaylee Tow, Alabama Valerie Ventura, Arkansas Samantha Yarbrough, Auburn Jada Dotson, Arkansas Aspyn Godwin, Auburn Mia Buffano, Florida Nicole Duncan, Arkansas Lexie Handley, Auburn Julia Cottrill, Florida Mary Haff, Arkansas Haley Nillen, Auburn Baylee Goddard, Florida Hannah McEwen, Arkansas Amanda Beane, Florida Sarah Longley, Florida Kara Bilodeau, Auburn Jade Caraway, Florida E.C. Taylor, Florida Dakota Morrow, Auburn Odalys Cordova, Florida Rylee Trlicek, Florida Jenna Olszewski, Auburn Elizabeth Hightower, Florida Shelby Maier, Georgia Livy Schiele, Auburn Cheyenne Lindsey, Florida Emily Blane, Kentucky Taylon Snow, Auburn Hannah Sipos, Florida Sloan Gayan, Kentucky Abby Tissier, Auburn Savana Sikes, Georgia Cassandra Lindmark, Kentucky Natalie Lugo, Florida Renee Abernathy, Kentucky Rylea Smith, Kentucky Josie Page, Florida Jaci Babbs, Kentucky Miranda Stoddard, Kentucky Danielle Romanello, Florida Kennedy Cowden, Kentucky Victoria Abrams, LSU Haven Sampson, Florida Kayla Kowalik, Kentucky Caitlin Calland, LSU Keara Napoli, Georgia Briona Rance, Kentucky Taylor Edwards, LSU Shelby Suplee, Georgia Meghan Schorman, Kentucky Raeleen Gutierrez, LSU Grace Baalman, Kentucky Tatum Spangler, Kentucky Taylor Pleasants, LSU Autumn Humes, Kentucky Olivia Ward, Kentucky Raegan Cheyne, Ole Miss Lauren Johnson, Kentucky Georgia Clark, LSU Lindsey Johnson, Ole Miss Mallory Peyton, Kentucky Morgan Cummins, LSU Paige Smith, Ole Miss CC Caccamise, LSU Ali Kilponen, LSU Aquana Brownlee, Mississippi State Michaela Schlattman, LSU Savannah Stewart, LSU Paige Cook, Mississippi State Becca Schulte, LSU Shelby Wickersham, LSU Kiki Edwards, Mississippi State Shelbi Sunseri, LSU Katelin Cooper, Ole Miss Kenley Hawk, Mississippi State Anna Borgen, Ole Miss Kacey Hvitved, Ole Miss Madisyn Kennedy, Mississippi State Autumn Gillespie, Ole Miss Molly Jacobsen, Ole Miss Celeste Soliz, Mississippi State Abbey Latham, Ole Miss Tate Whitley, Ole Miss Brylie St. Clair, Mississippi State Ally Mena, Ole Miss Kayla Boseman, Mississippi State Aspen Wesley, Mississippi State Jessica Puk, Ole Miss Grace Fagan, Mississippi State Annie Willis, Mississippi State Amanda Roth, Ole Miss Jamie Gregg, Mississippi State Kendal Cook, Missouri Ava Tillmann, Ole Miss Chloe Malauulu, Mississippi State Sophie Dandola, Missouri Izzy Werdann, Ole Miss Jaclyn McKenna, Mississippi State Hannah McGivern, Missouri MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 81