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C Spire Howell Trophy 2005 Lawrence Roberts Mississippi State University Finalists Tommie Eddie (OM) Shane Power (MSU) 2006 Jasper Johnson Delta State University Finalists Trey Johnson (JSU) Charles Rhodes (MSU) 2007 Trey Johnson Jackson State University Finalists Todd Abernethy (OM) Jamont Gordon (MSU) 2008 Jamont Gordon Mississippi State University Finalists Dwayne Curtis (OM) Charles Rhodes (MSU) 2009 Jarvis Varnado Mississippi State University Finalists David Huertas (OM) Terrico White (OM) 2010 Jarvis Varnado Mississippi State University Finalists Garrison Johnson (JSU) Chris Warren (OM) 2011 Gary Flowers University of Southern Mississippi Finalists Dee Bost (MSU) Chris Warren (OM) 2012 Arnett Moultrie Mississippi State University Finalists Dee Bost (MSU) Neil Watson (USM) 2013 Marshall Henderson University of Mississippi Finalists Dwayne Davis (USM) Murphy Holloway (OM) 2014 Jarvis Summers University of Mississippi Finalists Marshall Henderson (OM) Neil Watson (USM) 2015 Stefan Moody University of Mississippi Finalists Chip Armelin (USM) Devin Schmidt (DSU) 2016 Stefan Moody University of Mississippi Finalists Gavin Ware (MSU) Quinndary Weatherspoon (MSU) 2017 Sebastian Saiz University of Mississippi Finalists Devin Schmidt (DSU) Quinndary Weatherspoon (MSU) 2018 Quinndary Weatherspoon Mississippi State University Finalists Nick Weatherspoon (MSU) Cortez Edwards (USM) 2019 Quinndary Weatherspoon Mississippi State University Finalists Cortez Edwards (MSU) Breein Tyree (OM) 2020 Reggie Perry Mississippi State University Finalists Ledarius Woods (Tougaloo) Breein Tyree (OM) C Spire Gillom Trophy 2008 Jennifer Rushing Delta State University Finalists Shawn Goff (OM) Pauline Love (USM) 2009 Alexis Rack Mississippi State University Finalists Pauline Love (USM) Bianca Thomas (OM) 2010 Alexis Rack Mississippi State University Finalists Pauline Love (USM) Bianca Thomas (OM) 2011 Veronica Walker Delta State University Finalists Mary Kathryn Govero (MSU) Kayla Melson (OM) 2012 Veronica Walker Delta State University Finalists Diamber Johnson (MSU) Valencia McFarland (OM) 2013 Martha Alwal Mississippi State University Finalists Jamierra Faulkner (USM) Valencia McFarland (OM) 2014 Jamierra Faulkner University of Southern Mississippi Finalists Martha Alwal (MSU) Tia Faleru (OM) 2015 Victoria Vivians Mississippi State University Finalists Tia Faleru (OM) Tamara Jones (USM) 2016 Victoria Vivians Mississippi State University Finalists Chelsey Rhodes (DSU) Shandricka Sessom (OM) 2017 Victoria Vivians Mississippi State University Finalists Brittany Dinkins (USM) Morgan William (MSU) 2018 Victoria Vivians Mississippi State University Finalists Teaira McCowan (MSU) Blair Schaefer (MSU) 2019 Teaira McCowan Mississippi State University Finalists Jordan Danberry (MSU) Anriel Howard (MSU) 2020 Rickea Jackson Mississippi State University Finalists Quantesha Patterson (DSU) Jessika Carter (MSU) .

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