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RecordRecord BookBook

The history of SEC Men’s & Women’s Golf, Men’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving, Women’s Equestrian, Men’s & Women’s Tennis, Men’s & Women’s Cross Country, Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field, and Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field. www.SECsports.comwww.secsports.com IT JUST MEANS MORE.

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3 SEC OFFICIATING

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4 TIMES SQUARE

Spotlighting Academics Using its SECU Academic Initiative, the SEC sponsors, supports, and promotes collaborative higher education programs and activities involving administrators, MHJ\S[`HUKZ[\KLU[ZH[P[ZTLTILY universities.

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16 SEC HEADQUARTERS

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The 2018-19 Southeastern Conference Record Book has been History of the Southeastern Conference ...... 2 designed to assist you in your cover- 2017-18 SEC In Review ...... 3-5 age of SEC sports. Official records SEC in 2017-18 NCAA Championships...... 6 for 13 of the league’s 21 sponsored SEC Athletes of the Year ...... 7 sports are listed in this publication. SEC Male Athlete of the Year Nominees ...... 8-10 Any additions and/or corrections SEC Female Athlete of the Year Nominees ...... 11-13 should be verifiable and directed to the editor. H. Boyd McWhorter SEC Scholar-Athletes of the Year...... 14 All vital information pertaining to H. Boyd McWhorter SEC Scholar-Athlete Winners ...... 15-18 football, men’s basketball, women’s SEC Community Service Post-Graduate Award Winners ...... 19 basketball, baseball, gymnastics, SEC Good Works Teams ...... 20-21 softball, soccer and volleyball are SEC Championship Totals ...... 22 maintained in separate publications. Men’s SEC Champions ...... 23 The complete Record Book sections of all other sports are available by Women’s SEC Champions ...... 24 visiting www.secsports.com and SEC’s Men’s National Champions ...... 25 clicking on the “Record Book” sec- SEC’s Women’s National Champions ...... 26 tion of each individual sport, or by e- mailing Chuck Dunlap of the SEC MEN’S SPORTS Office at [email protected] and Available by logging on to www.SECSports.com and clicking on each requesting the PDF version of each requested section. sport’s “Record Book” link. Up-to-date PDF versions of each sport’s Credits Record Book section are also available at any time by e-mailing Chuck Dunlap ([email protected]) in the SEC Office. Designed and edited by: Chuck Dunlap WOMEN’S SPORTS Providing editorial assistance: Available by logging on to www.SECSports.com and clicking on each Herb Vincent sport’s “Record Book” link. Up-to-date PDF versions of each sport’s Craig Pinkerton Record Book section are also available at any time by e-mailing Chuck Tammy Wilson Dunlap ([email protected]) in the SEC Office. Ben Beaty Jill Skotarczak SEC HISTORY Ann Drinkard Bernie Moore All-Sports Trophy ...... 165-166 The 2018-19 Southeastern Women’s All-Sports Trophy ...... 167 Conference Record Book is pub- SEC Executive Committee ...... 168-171 lished by the Southeastern Conference Office, Greg Sankey, Commissioner.

Permission to reprint materials in this publication, whether in whole or in part, must be obtained in writing from the editor. All information reproduced SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE from this publication should credit 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North the 2018-19 Southeastern Birmingham, AL 35203-1103 Conference Record Book. www.SECsports.com Main Switchboard (205) 458-3000 Administration FAX (205) 458-3031 Media Relations FAX (205) 458-3030 ROY F. KRAMER SEC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

DRESSEL, WILSON NAMED SEC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Florida swimmer Caeleb Leading the Gamecocks to the NCAA Elite Eight for the Dressel and South Carolina basketball athlete A'ja third time in her four seasons, Wilson closed her college Wilson have been named the 2017-2018 Roy F. Kramer career as the most decorated women's basketball player SEC Male and Female Athletes of the Year by a vote of in South Carolina history and etched her name in the the league's athletics directors, Commissioner Greg SEC history books as well. The Gamecocks' first four- Sankey announced today. time All-American, including three seasons as a first- team selection, and four-time First-Team All-SEC choice, "It takes a high level of discipline in life and a strong she is also the first three-time SEC Player of the Year in commitment to your sport to consistently perform at conference history. A'ja's level on the court and achieve at Caeleb's level in the pool," said SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey. "We The Hopkins, S.C., native is the Gamecocks' all-time are proud to honor these student-athletes who not only leading scorer (2,389) and just the second player in pro- excelled in the SEC, but were also recognized as the gram history to finish with at least 2,000 points and best in their sport across the country. They are great 1,000 rebounds in her career. In addition to leading the examples of what it means to be a student-athlete in the Gamecocks to the 2017 NCAA Championship, Wilson Southeastern Conference." was undefeated in her four SEC Tournaments as South Carolina became the first program to win four consecu- Dressel, the College Swimming & Diving Coaches tive titles at the event. She holds 86 South Carolina Association of America (CSCAA) Swimmer of the Year, records, including career points and blocked shots (363) had one of the most accomplished NCAA and ranks in the program's top five a total of 166 times. Championships in history, earning four titles in four days (50 free, 100 free, 100 fly, 200 FR). Those titles The unanimous National Player of the Year was the first brought his career total to 10 NCAA titles, passing Ryan overall pick in 2018 WNBA Draft, becoming the Lochte (7) for the most National Championships all-time Gamecocks' first WNBA top pick and just the third for the Florida men. . Gamecock of any sport to be the first pick in his/her sport's professional draft, joining Jadeveon Clowney Dressel's time of 17.63 in the 50 free at NCAAs is an (2014) and George Rogers (1981), who were No. 1 American, NCAA, US Open, UF and pool record and he picks in the NFL Draft. is the first human to have ever broke 18 seconds in the event - he did so twice on the same day at the NCAA The other male nominees were: Minkah Fitzpatrick, Championships. He became the first man in history to Alabama (football); Kenzo Cotton, Arkansas (track & sweep the 50 free and the 14th man to sweep any event field); Casey Mize, Auburn (baseball); Roquan Smith, during their four-year college career. Georgia (football); Tim Duckworth, Kentucky (track & field); Devin White, LSU (football); Robert Domanic, He also became the first human to break 40 seconds in Ole Miss (track & field); Nuno Borges, Mississippi State the 100 free, posting a time of 39.90 to earn his third (tennis); Drew Lock, Missouri (football); Akram NCAA title in the event. Dressel also won his second Mahmoud, South Carolina (swimming); Zhipeng (Colin) national title in the 100 fly, breaking the American, Zeng, Tennessee (diving); Tyler Davis, Texas A&M (bas- NCAA, US Open, UF and pool records with his mark of ketball); Theo Humphrey, Vanderbilt (golf). 42.80. The other female nominees were: Lauren Stephenson, In all, he earned seven All-America honors (50 free, 100 Alabama (golf); Maria Fassi, Arkansas (golf); Taylor St. free, 100 fly, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR), bring- Jacques, Auburn (equestrian); Rhamat Alhassan, Florida ing the total to 28 over his four years as a Gator, the (volleyball); Keturah Orji, Georgia (track & field); Olivia most that can be earned by any swimmer over the Gruver, Kentucky (track & field); Aleia Hobbs, LSU course of a career. (track & field); Arianne Hartono, Ole Miss (tennis); Victoria Vivians, Mississippi State (basketball); Karissa The Green Cove Springs, Fla. native earned his third- Schweizer, Missouri (track & field); Erika Brown, straight SEC Male Swimmer of the Year and Male Tennessee (swimming); Sydney Pickrem, Texas A&M Swimmer of the Meet award for his performance at the (swimming); Astra Sharma, Vanderbilt (tennis). SEC Championships this season. He took home six SEC titles (100 free, 100 breast, 200 IM, 400 FR, 200 MR, The SEC Athletes of the Year Awards were first present- 400 MR) and the Commissioner's Trophy after being the ed in 1976 for men and 1984 for women. The award highest scoring man at the meet. was renamed the Roy F. Kramer Athletes of the Year in 2004 to honor the former Commissioner who served the Dressel finished his career with 10 individual SEC titles, conference from 1990-2002. the most in UF program history on the men's side, help- ing the Gators to their sixth-straight SEC Championship.

7 SEC Male ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NOMINEES Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold 1976 UF Craig Beardsley, Swimming 1988 UA Leon Douglas, Basketball UG Buck Belue, UA Bobby Humphrey, Football AU Harvey Glance, Track & Field Football/Baseball AU Aundray Bruce, Football UF Jimmy Dubose, Football UK Pat McCulla, Track & Field UF Dennis Mitchell, Track & Field UG Glynn Harrison, Football LSU Orlando McDaniel, UG Matt Peterson, Golf UK Richard Bubenstein, Swimming Football/Track & Field UK Dave Voit, Baseball LSU Gary Albertine, Tennis UM Carlos Clark, Basketball LSU Wendell Davis, LSU UM Ben Williams, Football MSU Johnie Cooks, Football UM Rod Barnes, Basketball MSU Evis Jennings, Track & Field UT Dale Ellis, Basketball MSU Lorenzo Daniel, Track & Field UT Ernie Grunfeld, Basketball VU Whit Taylor, Football UT Shelby Cannon, Tennis VU Barry Burton, Football VU Will Perdue, Basketball 1983 1977 UA David Magadan, Baseball 1989 UA T.R. Dunn, Basketball AU Bo Jackson, UA Derrick Thomas, Football AU Scott Spann, Swimming Football/Baseball/Track & Field AU Tracy Rocker, Football UF Wes Chandler, Football UF James Jones, Football UF Louis Oliver, Football UG Ray Goff, Football UG Herschel Walker, UG Roger Miller, Baseball UK Jim Kovach, Football Football/Track & Field UK Bob Whelan, Track & Field LSU Terry Robiskie, Football UK Rob Mangas, Football LSU Ben McDonald, Baseball UM Mark Barnthouse, Baseball LSU Alan Risher, Football UM Wesley Walls, Football MSU Ray Constict, Football UM Ralph Spry, Track & Field MSU Tommy Raffo, Baseball UT Larry Sievers, Football MSU Jeff Malone, Basketball UT Keith DeLong, Football VU Steve Chandler, Baseball UT Willie Gault, Football/ VU Barry Goheen, Basketball Track & Field 1978 VU Whit Taylor, Football 1990 UA Ozzie Newsome, Football UA John Mangum, Football AU Willie Smith, Track & Field 1984 AU Win Lyle, Football UF Chris Snode, Diving UA Walter Lewis, Football UF Emmitt Smith, Football UG Jeff Lewis, Football AU Bo Jackson, Football/ UG Alec Kessler, Basketball UK Jack Givens, Basketball Track & Field UK Bob Whelan, Track & Field LSU Charles Alexander, Football UF Wilber Marshall, Football LSU Chris Jackson, Basketball UM George Plasketes, Football UG Terry Hoage, Football UM John Darnell, Football MSU Evis Jennings, Track & Field UK Keith Martin, Football MSU Burke Masters, Baseball UT Andy Coan, Swimming LSU Teddy Viator, Tennis UT Eric Still, Football VU Ed Smith, Football UM Dave Peege, Golf VU Derrick Wilcox, Basketball MSU Rafael Palmeiro, Baseball 1979 UT Paul Annacone, Tennis 1991 UA Reggie King, Basketball VU Jeff Turner, Basketball UA Philip Doyle, Football/Baseball AU James Walker, Track & Field AU Samuel Matete, Track & Field UF Jim Watkins, Football 1985 UF Huey Richardson, Football UG Willie McClendon, Football UA Bobby Lee Hurt, Basketball UG Al Parker, Tennis UK Jim Kovach, Football AU Bo Jackson, Football/Baseball UK Reggie Hanson, Basketball LSU Charles Alexander, Football UF Kerwin Bell, Football LSU Shaquille O’Neal, Basketball UM John Stroud, Basketball UG Mikael Pernfors, Tennis UM George Kersh, Track & Field MSU Mike Kelley, Baseball UK Kenny Walker, Basketball MSU Greg Carter, Basketball UT Reggie Johnson, Basketball LSU Jeff Wickersham, Football UT Melvin Stewart, Swimming VU Frank Mordica, Football UM Freddie Joe Nunn, Football VU Scott Draud, Basketball MSU Will Clark, Baseball 1980 UT Johnnie Jones, Football 1992 UA Steadman Shealy, Football VU Phil Cox, Basketball UA Robert Stewart, Football AU Rowdy Gaines, Swimming ARK Erick Walder, Track & Field UF Cris Collinsworth, Football 1986 AU Jimmy Green, Golf UG Mel Lattany, Track & Field UA Doug Duke, Baseball UF Anthony Nesty, Swimming UK Kyle Macy, Basketball AU Bo Jackson, Football UG Wade McGuire, Tennis LSU Rick Meador, Swimming UF Neal Anderson, Football UK Mark Thompson, Baseball UM John Stroud, Basketball UG Peter Persons, Golf LSU Shaquille O’Neal, Basketball MSU Rickey Brown, Basketball UK Kenny Walker, Basketball UM Joe Harvell, Basketball UT Mel Purcell, Tennis LSU Don Redden, Basketball MSU Jon Harden, Baseball VU Scott Madison, Baseball UM Kent Austin, Football USC Dave Willman, Baseball MSU Lorenzo Daniel, Track & Field UT Aric Long, Track & Field 1981 UT Sam Graddy, Track & Field VU Corey Harris, Football UA E.J. Junior, Football VU Will Wolford, Football AU Rowdy Gaines, Swimming 1993 UF Cris Collinsworth, Football 1987 UA Eric Curry, Football UG Herschel Walker, Football UA Cornelius Bennett, Football ARK Erick Walder, Track & Field UK Ricky Dellagatta, Wrestling AU Jose Louis Rocha, Diving AU John Powell, Baseball LSU Durand Macklin, Basketball UF Ricky Nattiel, Football UF Shane Matthews, Football UM Elston Turner, Basketball UG Derek Lilliquist, Baseball UG Garrison Hearst, Football MSU Mardye McDole, Football UK Mitch Knox, Baseball UK Jamal Mashburn, Basketball UT Lee North, Football LSU Wendell Davis, Football LSU Todd Walker, Baseball VU Mike Rhodes, Basketball UM Jeff Noblin, Football UM Everett Lindsay, Football MSU Don Smith, Football MSU Daniel Courcol, Tennis 1982 UT Tony White, Basketball USC Joe Biernat, Baseball UA Arne Borgstrom, Football VU Will Perdue, Basketball UT Chris Woodruff, Tennis AU Doug Gilcrease, Baseball VU Billy McCaffrey, Basketball

8 SEC Male ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NOMINEES Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold 1994 1999 UF Camilo Villegas, Golf UA Antonio Langham, Football UA Andy Phillips, Baseball UG Rashad Wright, Basketball ARK Corliss Williamson, ARK Brandon Burlsworth, Football UK Jeff Chakouian, Track & Field Basketball AU Casey Dunn, Baseball LSU Chad Lavalais, Football AU Will Blackmon, Golf UF Jeff Morrison, Tennis UM Eli Manning, Football UF Mark Merklein, Tennis UG Champ Bailey, Football MSU Lawrence Roberts, Basketball UG Eric Zeier, Football UK Tim Couch, Football USC Landon Powell, Baseball UK Jeff Abbott, Baseball LSU Michal Chmela, Tennis UT Leigh Smith, Track & Field LSU Russ Johnson, Baseball UM Keith Carter, Basketball VU Matt Freije, Basketball UM Joakim Appelqvist, Tennis MSU James Johnson, Football MSU Joc Simmons, Tennis USC Terrence Trammell, 2005 USC Ron Willis, Track & Field Track & Field UA Vlad Polyakov, Swimming UT Jose Parrilla, Track & Field UT Tee Martin, Football ARK Wallce Spearman Jr., Track & Field VU Boomer Whipple, Baseball VU Hunter Bledsoe, Baseball AU Carlos Rogers, Football UF Ryan Lochte, Swimming 1995 2000 UG David Greene, Football UA Jay Barker, Football UA Chris Samuels, Football UK John Holmes, Golf ARK Corliss Williamson, Basketball ARK Melvin Lister, Track & Field LSU Brandon Bass, Basketball AU Kurt Jachimowski, Swimming AU Todd Faulkner, Baseball UM Antwon Hicks, Track & Field UF Ellis Johnson, Football UF Bernard Williams, Track & Field MSU Lawrence Roberts, Basketball UG Eric Zeier, Football UG Quincy Carter, Football USC Steve Pearce, Baseball UK Tim Harden, Track & Field UK James Whalen, Football UT Luke Hochevar, Baseball LSU Mario Sategna, Track & Field LSU Stromile Swift, Basketball VU Jensen Lewis, Baseball UM Mahesh Bhupathi, Tennis UM Savante’ Stringfellow, Track & Field MSU Erick Dampier, Basketball MSU Marco Baron, Tennis 2006 USC Jay Telford, Swimming USC Kip Bouknight, Baseball UA Demeco Ryans, Football UT Todd Helton, Baseball UT Michael Gilliam, Swimming ARK Josphat Boit, Track & Field VU Boomer Whipple, Baseball VU Dan Langhi, Basketball AU Doug Van Wie, Swimming UF Ryan Lochte, Swimming 1996 2001 UG Chris Kirk, Golf UA Roy Rogers, Basketball UA David Kimani, Track & Field UK Ryan Strieby, Baseball ARK Godfrey Siamusiye, ARK Oskar Johansson, Tennis LSU Xavier Carter, Track & Field Track & Field AU Rudi Johnson, Football UM Patrick Willis, Football AU Victor Houston, Track & Field UF Nick Gilliam, Golf MSU Thomas Berkery, Baseball UF Danny Wuerffel, Football UG Matias Boeker, Tennis USC Sidney Rice, Football UG Jamie Laschinger, Tennis UK Tayshuan Prince, Basketball UT Aries Merritt, Track & Field UK Tony Delk, Basketball LSU Walter Davis, Track & Field VU Jay Cutler, Football LSU Eddy Furniss, Baseball UM Deuce McAllister, Football UM Johan Hede, Tennis MSU Marco Baron, Tennis 2007 MSU Erick Dampier, Basketball USC Kyle Thompson, Golf UA Emeel Salem, Baseball USC Steve Taneyhill, Football UT Chris Burke, Baseball ARK Darren McFadden, Football UT Lawrence Johnson, VU Matt Stewart, Football AU Steven Segerlin, Diving Track & Field UF Chris Leak, Football VU Frank Seckar, Basketball 2002 UG John Isner, Tennis UA Ron Bramlett, Track & Field UK Andre’ Woodson, Football ARK Daniel Lincoln, Cross Country/T&F LSU JaMarcus Russell, Football 1997 AU Damon Duval, Football UM Barnabas Kirui, Track & Field UA Roberto Vaz, Baseball UF Rex Grossman, Football MSU Edward Easley, Baseball ARK Robert Howard, Track & Field UG Matias Boeker, Tennis USC N/A AU Tim Hudson, Baseball UK Jesse Witten, Tennis UT Chris Lofton, Basketball UF Danny Wuerffel, Football LSU Walter Davis, Track & Field VU David Price, Baseball UG Larry Brown, Foootball/ UM Terrence Metcalf, Football Basketball MSU Mario Austin, Basketball 2008 UK Ron Mercer, Basketball USC Yaron Peters, Baseball UA Michael Thompson, Golf LSU Brandon Larson, Baseball UT James Gatlin, Track & Field ARK Darren McFadden, Football UM Sebastien Dechaunac, Tennis VU Bobby Reynolds, Tennis AU Cesar Cielo, Swimming MSU Thomas Dupre’, Tennis UF Tim Tebow, Football USC Larry Davis, Basketball 2003 UG Gordon Beckham, Baseball UT Jeremy Linn, Swimming UA David Kamani, Track & Field UK Rashaud Scott, Track & Field VU Jamie Duncan, Foootball ARK Alistar Cragg, Cross Country/T&F LSU Glenn Dorsey, Football AU Leevan Sands, Track & Field UM Erling Tveit, Tennis 1998 UF Matt Bonner, Basketball MSU Jamil Hubbard, Track & Field UA Brent Roberts, Diving UG David Pollack, Football USC Jason Richardson, Track & Field ARK Robert Howard, Track & Field UK Clayton Moss, Diving UT Chris Lofton, Basketball AU Lee Pearson, Tennis LSU Aaron Hill, Baseball VU Shan Foster, Basketball UF Brad Wilkerson, Baseball UM Stephen Head, Baseball UG John Roddick, Tennis MSU Marquis Davis, Track & Field 2009 UK Tim Couch, Football USC Brian Buscher, Baseball UA Andre Smith, Football LSU Eddy Furniss, Baseball UT Stephen Harris, Track & Field ARK Blake Strode, Tennis UM Ansu Sesay, Basketball VU Bobby Reynolds, Tennis AU Matt Targett, Swimming MSU Richard Lee, Baseball UF Tim Tebow, Football USC Brad Snyder, Track & Field 2004 UG Knowshon Moreno, Football UT Peyton Manning, Football UA Kennedy Winston, Basketball UK Bruno Agostinelli, Tennis VU Jamie Duncan, Foootball ARK Alistar Cragg, Cross Country/T&F LSU Louis Coleman, Baseball AU Caesar Garcia, Diving UM Michael Oher, Football

9 SEC Male ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NOMINEES Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold MSU Jarvis Varnado, Basketball 2013 2016 USC Devan Downey, Basketball UA Cory Whitsett, Golf UA Derrick Henry, Football UT John Patrick Smith, Tennis ARK Kevin Lazas, Track & Field ARK Jarrion Lawson, Track & Field VU D.J. Moore, Football AU Marcelo Chierighini, Swimming AU Joe Patching, Swimming UF Omar Craddock, Track & Field UF Caeleb Dressel, Swimming 2010 UG Jarvis Jones, Football UG Lee McCoy, Golf UA Mark Ingram, Football UK Greg Ferrucci, Swim & Dive UK Tyler Ulis,Basketball ARK Zack Cox, Baseball LSU Mason Katz, Baseball LSU Leonard Fournette, Football AU Hunter Morris, Baseball UM Isiah Young, Track & Field UM Ryan Walling, Track & Field UF Tim Tebow, Football MSU Hunter Renfroe, Baseball MSU Dak Prescott, Football UG Russell Henley, Golf MO David Bonuch, Swim & Dive MO Fabian Schwingenschlogl,Swimming UK John Wall, Basketball USC Jadeveon Clowney, Football SC Matt NeSmith, Golf LSU Walter Henning, Track & Field UT Mikelis Libietis, Tennis UT Jake Blankenship, Track & Field UM Drew Pomeranz, Baseball AM Johnny Manziel, Football AM Lindon Victor, Track & Field MSU Jarvis Varnado, Basketball VU Tony Kemp, Baseball VU Matthias Schwab, Golf USC Johnny Dutch, Track & Field UT Eric Berry, Football 2014 2017 VU Jedrmaine Beal, Basketball UA Robby Shelton, Golf UA Jonathan Allen, Football ARK Jarrion Lawson, Track & Field ARK Clive Pullen, Track & Field AU Tre Mason, Football AU Daniel Carlson, Football 2011 UF Scottie Wilbekin, Basketball UF Caeleb Dressel, Swimming UA Kirani James, Track & Field UG Aaron Murray, Football UG Devon Williams, Track & Field ARK D.J. Williams, Football UK A.J. Reed, Baseball UK Jon Toth, Football AU Cam Newton, Football LSU Aaron Nola,Baseball LSU Sam Burns, Golf UF Will Claye, Track & Field UM Nik Scholtz, Tennis UM Braden Thornberry,Golf UG Mark Dylla, Swimming MSU Brandon McBride, Track & Field MSU Brent Rooker, Baseball UK Randall Cobb, Football MO Michael Sam, Football MO J'den Cox, Wrestling LSU Patrick Peterson, Football USC Jadeveon Clowney, Football SC Sindarius Thornwell, Basketball UM Barnabas Kirui, Cross Country UT Hunter Reese,Tennis UT Christian Coleman, Track&Field MSU Derek Sherrod, Football AM Deon Lendore, Track & Field AM Fred Kerley, Track & Field USC Michael Roth, Baseball VU Jordan Matthews,Football VU Matthias Schwab, Golf UT John-Patrick Smith, Tennis VU Grayson Garvin, Baseball 2015 2018 UA Amari Cooper, Football UA Minkah Fitzpatrick, Football 2012 ARK Andrew Benintendi, Baseball ARK Kenzo Cotton, Track & Field UA Trent Richardson, Football AU Reese Dismukes, Football AU Casey Mize, Baseball ARK Joe Adams, Football UF Marquis Dendy, Track & Field UF Caeleb Dressel, Swimming AU Kyle Owens, Swimming UG Maicel Uibo, Track & Field UG Roquan Smith, Football UF Tony McQuay, Track & Field UK Willie Cauley‐Stein, Basketball UK Tim Duckworth, Track & Field UG Martin Grodzki, Swimming LSU Vernon Norwood, Track & Field LSU Devin White, Football UK Anthony Davis, Basketball UM Senquez Golson, Football UM Robert Domanic, Track & Field LSU Morris Claiborne, Football MSU Dak Prescott, Football MSU Nuno Borges, Tennis UM Alex Yarbrough, Baseball MO Shane Ray, Football MO Drew Lock, Football MSU Chris Stratton, Baseball USC Will Starke, Golf SC Akram Mahmoud, Swimming USC Melvin Ingram, Football UT Mikelis Libietis,Tennis UT Zhipeng (Colin) Zeng, Diving UT Ryan Helms, Swimming AM Deon Lendore, Track & Field AM Tyler Davis, Basketball VU John Jenkins, Basketball VU Carson Fulmer, Baseball VU Theo Humphrey,Golf

MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR BREAKDOWN Winners (1976-2018) Auburn 3 ‘76-81-86 By Sport Mississippi State 2 ‘85-17 Football 13 ‘77-84-86-87-89-96- Vanderbilt 2 ‘88-07 97-98-99-08-09-10-12 South Carolina 1 ‘00 Basketball 10 ‘78-79-80-88-90-91-92-93- Texas A&M 1 2012 94-12 Baseball 7 ‘85-95-00-07-14-15-17 Nominees (1976-2018) Track & Field 6 ‘76-02-03-04-06-16 By Sport Swimming & Diving 3 ‘81-05-18 Tennis 2 ‘01-11 Football 159 Multiple Sports 2 Football/Baseball -’82 Cross Country/Track & Field 85 Football/Track - ‘83 Basketball 74 Baseball 69 By School Tennis 41 Florida 6 ‘96-97-05-08-09-18 Swimming & Diving 39 Kentucky 6 ‘78-80-93-99-12-13 Golf 22 Arkansas 5 ‘94-03-04-15-16 *Wrestling 2 Georgia 5 ‘82-83-84-90-01 Alabama 4 ‘79-87-89-10 *No longer sponsored by the SEC LSU 4 ‘91-92-02-06 Tennessee 4 ‘77-95-98-11

10 SEC Female ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NOMINEES Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold 1984 1989 1994 UA Cassandra Crumpton, UA Pauline Davis, Track & Field UA Niesa Johnson, Basketball Basketball AU Vickie Orr, Basketball ARK Honey Marsh, Soccer AU Annie Lett, Swimming UF Melissa Miller, Gymnastics AU Jenny Luper, Gymnastics UF Tracy Caulkins, Swimming UG Lucy Wener, Gymnastics UF Nicole Haislett, Swimming UG Kathy McMinn, Gymnastics UK Lisa Breiding, Track & Field UG Angela Lettiere, Tennis UK Tonya Lowe, Track & Field LSU Dawn Sowell, Track & Field UK Jenny Hansen, Gymnastics LSU Joyce Walker, Basketball UM Cynthia Autry, Basketball LSU Cheryl Taplin, Track & Field UM Jennifer Gillom, Basketball MSU Claire Pollard, Tennis UM Paloma Collantes, Tennis MSU Kathe Kingston, Golf UT Bridgette Gordon, Basketball MSU April Ecke, Track & Field UT Mary Ostrowski, Basketball VU Wendy Deacon, Swimming USC Helen Crook, Tennis VU Ming Hsu, Swimming UT Katharina Larsson, Golf 1990 VU Beth Tallent, Track & Field 1985 UA Dee Foster, Gymnastics UA Penney Hauschild, AU Sissy Costner, Track & Field 1995 Gymnastics UF Andrea Farley, Tennis UA Niesa Johnson, Basketball AU Helene Baroody, Basketball UG Anne Cain, Golf ARK Sarah Schwald, Track & Field UF Deb Richard, Golf UK Valerie McGovern, AU Rachel Sauder, Track & Field UG Cindy Schreyer, Golf Track & Field UF Jill Craybas, Tennis UK Tamaka Takagi, Tennis LSU Jackie Gallagher, Golf UG Icolyn Kelly, Track & Field LSU Christine Slythe, Track & Field UM Kimsey O’Neal, Basketball UK Jenny Hansen, Gymnastics UM Jennifer Gillom, Basketball MSU No Nominee LSU Cornelia Gayden, Basketball MSU Kathe Kingston, Golf UT Patty Wiegand, Track & Field UM Angelia Clay, Track & Field UT Sheila Collins, Basketball VU Wendy Scholtens, Basketball MSU Nicolle Carter, Volleyball VU Elizabeth Moorman, Tennis USC Siew Ai Lim, Golf 1991 UT Tracy Bonner, Swimming 1986 UA Dee Foster, Gymnastics VU Christine Watson, Soccer UA Penney Hauschild, Gymnastics AU Carolyn Jones, Basketball AU Rosalind Council, Track & Field UF Nicole Haislett, Swimming 1996 UF Megan Neyer, Diving UG Hope Spivey, Gymnastics UA Meredith Willard, Gymnastics UG Teresa Edwards, Basketball UK Kellie Moran, Swimming ARK Deena Drossin, Track & Field UK Sherry Hoover, Track & Field LSU Dana Chatman, Basketball AU Rachel Sauder, Track & Field LSU Jenny Lidback, Golf UM Alison Hill, Tennis UF Jill Craybas, Tennis UM Jennifer Gillom, Basketball MSU Carri Wood, Golf UG Saudia Roundtree, Basketball MSU Jackie Holden, Basketball UT Daedra Charles, Basketball UK Tina Johnson, Swimming UT LaVonna Martin, Track & Field VU Wendy Scholtens, Basketball LSU D’Andre Hill, Track & Field VU Jackie Cowan, Basketball UM Angelia Clay, Track & Field 1992 MSU Marilia Andrade, Tennis 1987 UA Linda Burgess, Basketball USC Dawn Ellerbe, Track & Field UA Lillie Leatherwood-King, ARK Claire Lavers, Track & Field UT Nicole deMan, Swimming Track & Field AU Allison Bock, Swimming VU Sheri Sam, Basketball AU Vickie Orr, Basketball UF Nicole Haislett, Swimming UF Jill Hetherington, Tennis UG Vicki Goetze, Golf 1997 UG Gwen Torrence, Track & Field UK Susan Klingenberg, Tennis UA Meredith Willard, Gymnastics UK Sonia Hahn, Tennis LSU Dawn Bowles, Track & Field ARK Amy Yoder, Track & Field LSU Wendy Stammer, Volleyball UM Jackie Martin, Basketball AU Mimi Bowen, Swimming UM Alisa Scott, Basketball MSU Carri Wood, Golf UF DeLisha Milton, Basketball MSU Kunshinge Sorrell, Basketball USC Marsha Williams, Basketball UG Michelle Anderson, Tennis UT LaVonna Martin, Track & Field UT Catherine Byrne, Swimming UK Christy Soulakis, Diving VU Karen Booker, Basketball VU Beth Tallent, Track & Field LSU LaTarsha Stroman, 1993 Track & Field 1988 UA Dee Foster, Gymnastics UM Agnes Muzamel, Tennis UA Pauline Davis, Track & Field ARK Deena Drossin, Track & Field MSU LaTonya Hill, Track & Field AU Vickie Orr, Basketball AU Lauretta Freeman, Basketball USC Trinity Johnson, Softball UF Dara Torres, Swimming UF Nicole Haislett, Swimming UT Chamique Holdsclaw, Basketball UG Sue Thomas, Golf UG Heather Stepp, Gymnastics VU Ryan Tolbert, Track & Field UK Sherry Hoover, Track & Field UK Jenny Hansen, Gymnastics LSU Schowonda Williams, LSU Sharon Jaklofsky, Track & Field 1998 Track & Field UM Paloma Collantes, Tennis UA Merritt Booth, Gymnastics UM Kim Bullard, Basketball MSU Carri Wood, Golf ARK Jessica Field, Volleyball MSU Kunshinge Sorrell, Basketball USC Sara Henninger, Swimming AU Lacena Golding, Track & Field UT Bridgette Gordon, Basketball UT Lisa Harrison, Basketball UF Murriel Page, Basketball VU Laura Vaughan, Cross Country VU Heidi Gillingham, Basketball UG Kim Aronold, Gymnastics UK Rachel Komisarz, Swimming SEC Female ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NOMINEES Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold LSU Amy McClosky, Gymnastics 2003 UM Armintie Price, Basketball UM Agnes Muzamel, Tennis UA Ashley Miles, Gymnastics MSU Chelsea Bramlett, Softball MSU Autumn Anderson, Softball ARK Christin Wurth, Track & Field USC Natasha Hastings, T & F USC Lisa Misipeka, Track & Field AU Magie Bowen, Swimming UT Monica Abbott, Softball UT Chamique Holdsclaw, Basketball UF Candice Scott, Track & Field VU Jacqui Concolino, Golf VU Ryan Tolbert, Track & Field UG Maritaz Correia, Swimming UK Sarah Witten, Tennis 2008 1999 LSU Muna Lee, Track & Field UA Charlotte Morgan, Softball UA Dominique Canty, Basketball UM Mira Radu, Tennis ARK Stacy Lewis, Golf ARK Amy Yoder, Cross Country/ MSU LaToya Thomas, Basketball AU Ava Ohlgren, Swimming Track & Field USC Jocelyn Penn, Basketball UF Caroline Burckle, Swimming AU Katie Taylor, Swimming UT Vilmarie Castellvi, Tennis UG Katie Heenan, Gymnastics UF Daniel Fotopoulos, Soccer VU Chantelle Anderson, Basketball UK Kari Retrum, Diving UG Debbie Ferguson, Track & Field LSU Sylvia Fowles, Basketball UK Rachel Komisarz, Swimming 2004 UM Brittney Reese, Track & Field LSU Claudine Williams, Track & Field UA Jeana Rice, Gymnastics MSU Chelsea Bramlett, Softball UM Agnes Muzamel, Tennis ARK Shameka Christon, Basketball USC Blakely Mattern, Soccer MSU Jennifer Fambrough, Basketball AU Margaret Hoelzer, Swimming UT Candace Parker, Basketball USC Kim Pietro, Softball UF Aury Cruz, Volleyball VU Amanda Taylor, Tennis UT Chamique Holdsclaw, Basketball UG Hyleas Fountain, Track & Field VU Asta Helgadottir, Soccer UK Aibika Kalsarieva, Tennis 2009 LSU Kristen Schmidt, Softball UA Charlotte Morgan, Softball 2000 UM Amy Sample, Soccer ARK Aurelija Miseviciute, Tennis UA Kelly Kretschman, Softball MSU Tiffany McWilliams, Track & Field AU DeWanna Bonner, Basketball ARK Amy Yoder, Cross Country/Track USC Allison Brennan, Diving UF Stacey Nelson, Softball AU Sarah Wentworth, Gymnastics UT Dee Dee Trotter, Track & Field UG Courtney Kupets, Gymnastics UF Sarah Yohe, Soccer VU Josie Hahn, Track & Field UK Sarah Rumley, Volleyball UG Kristy Kowal, Swimming LSU A. Clare-Kearney, Gymnastics UK Allison Peppers, Soccer 2005 UM Juliana Smith, Track & Field LSU Peta-Gaye Dowdie, Track & Field UA Beth Mallory, Track & Field MSU Chelsea Bramlett, Softball UM Teneeshia Jones, Track & Field ARK Anita Denton, Track & Field USC LaKya Brookins, Track & Field MSU LaToya Thomas, Basketball AU Kirsty Coventry, Swimming UT Sarah Bowman, Track & Field USC Miki Barber, Track & Field UF Tiandra Ponteen, Track & Field VU Jennifer Risper, Basketball UT Tamika Catchings, Basketball UG Mary Descenza, Swimming VU Julie Ditty, Tennis UK Aibika Kalsarieva, Tennis 2010 2001 LSU Seimone Augustus, Basketball UA Charlotte Morgan, Softball UA Kelly Kretschman, Softball UM Armintie Price, Basketball ARK Casey Jo Magee, Gymnastics ARK Amy Yoder Begley, Track & Field MSU Tan White, Basketball AU Sheniqua Ferguson, T & F AU Magie Bowen, Swimming USC Tiffany Ross-Williams, Track UF Gemma Spofforth, Swimming UF Whitney Laiho, Tennis UT Tianna Madison, Track & Field UG Chelsey Gullickson, Tennis UG Kim Black, Swimming VU Ashley Earley, Basketball UK Victoria Dunlap, Basketball UK Jamie Siegele, Swimming LSU Susan Jackson, Gymnastics LSU Britni Sneed, Softball 2006 UM Kristi Boxx, Tennis UM Teneeshia Jones, Track & Field UA Ashley Miles, Alabama MSU Chelsea Bramlett, Softball MSU LaToya Thomas, Basketball ARK Stacey Lewis, Golf USC Blakely Mattern, Soccer USC Demetria Washington, Track & Field AU Angela Homan, XC/Track UT Phoebe Wright, Track & Field UT Young-A-Yang, Golf UF Jane Collymore, Volleyball VU Marina Alex, Golf VU Chantelle Anderson, Basketball UG Mary Descenza, Swimming UK Taryn Ignacio, Diving 2011 2002 LSU Seimone Augustus, Basketball UA Kayla Hoffman, Gymnastics UA Andree’ Pickens, Gymnastics UM Armintie Price, Basketball ARK Tina Sutej, Track & Field ARK Andreina Byrd, Cross Country/T&F MSU Jen McPherson, Track & Field AU Arianna Wallace, Swimming AU Magie Bowen, Swimming USC Shalonda Solomon, Track UF Kelsey Bruder, Softball UF Jessica Lehnhoff, Tennis UT Sarah Fekete, Softball UG Allison Schmitt, Swimming UG Angela Jerman, Golf VU Tyler Griffin, Soccer UK Victoria Dunlap, Basketball UK Annie Gage, Soccer LSU Kimberlyn Duncan, T & F LSU Britni Sneed, Softball 2007 UM Juliana Smith, Track & Field UM Mira Radu, Tennis UA Terin Humphrey, Gymnastics MSU Rochelle Farquharson, T & F MSU LaToya Thomas, Basketball ARK Stacy Lewis, Golf USC LaKya Brookins, Track & Field USC Demetria Washington, Track & Field AU Kerron Stewart, Track & Field UT Jackie Areson, Track & Field UT Vilmarie Castellvi, Tennis UF Angie McGinnis, Volleyball VU Molly Kinsella, Soccer VU Chantelle Anderson, Basketball UG Courtney Kupets, Gymnastics UK Brooke Marnitz, Softball LSU Megan Falcon, Tennis 12 SEC Female ATHLETE OF THE YEAR NOMINEES Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold 2012 Gymnastics AM Shamier Little, Track & Field UA Brooke Pancake, Golf UM Rafaelle Souza, Soccer VU Simone Charley, Track & Field ARK Jaime Pisani, Gymnastics MSU Ally McDonald,Golf AU Arianna Wallace, Swimming MO Molly Kreklow, Volleyball 2017 UF Elizabeth Beiesel, Swimming USC Tiffany Mitchell, Basketball UA Krystal Rivers, Volleyball UG Kat Ding, Gymnastics UT Madison Shipman, Softball ARK Nicole Schroeder, Softball UK A’dia Mathies, Basketball A&M Breeja Larson, Swimming AU Casie Ramsier, Soccer LSU Kimberlyn Duncan, T & F VU Simone Charley,T&F/Soccer UF Alex McMurty, Gymnastics UM Kristi Boxx, Softball UG Kendell Williams, Track & Field MSU Jody-Ann Muir, T & F 2015 UK Sha'Keela Saunders, T&F USC Kayla Grimsley, Soccer UA Emma Talley, Golf LSU Ashleigh Gnat, Gymnastics UT Kelsey Robinson, Volleyball ARK Dominique Scott, Track & Field UM Kaitlin Lee, Softball VU Marina Alex, Golf AU Emily Carosone, Softball MSU Victoria Vivians, Basketball UF Lauren Haeger, Softball MO Karissa Schweizer, T&F 2013 UG Kendell Williams, Track & Field SC A'ja Wilson, Basketball UA Stephanie Meadow, Golf UK Kendra Harrison,Track & Field UT Meghan Gregg, Softball ARK Makeba Alcide,Track & Field LSU Madelene Sagstrom, Golf AM Sarah Gibson, Swimming AU Olivia Scott, Swimming UM Julia Jones, Tennis VU Sydney Campbell, Tennis UF Bridget Sloan, Gymnastics MSU Rhianwedd Price, Track & Field UG Allison Schmitt, Swimmng MO Kearsten Peoples, Track & Field 2018 UK A’dia Mathies, Basketball USC Tiffany Mitchell, Basketball UA Lauren Stephenson, Golf LSU Kimberlyn Duncan, T & F UT Chelsea Blaase, Track & Field ARK Maria Fassi, Golf UM Rafaelle Souza, Soccer A&M Shamier Little, Track & Field AU Taylor St. Jacques, Equestrian MSU Ally McDonald, Golf VU Simone Charley,T&F/Soccer UF Rhamat Alhassan, Volleyball MO Chelsea Thomas, Softball UG Keturah Orji, Track & Field USC Ieasia Walker, Basketball 2016 UK Olivia Gruver, Track & Field UT Tori Lamp, Swim & Dive UA Haylie McCleney, Softball LSU Aleia Hobbs, Track & Field A&M Breeja Larson, Swim & Dive ARK Dominique Scott, Track & Field UM Arianne Hartono, Tennis VU Tiffany Clarke, Basketball AU Kasey Cooper, Softball MSU Victoria Vivians, Basketball UF Bridget Sloan, Gymnastics MO Karissa Schweizer, T&F 2014 UG Keturah Orji, Track & Field SC A'ja Wilson, Basketball UA Kim Jacob, Gymnastics UK Danielle Galyer, Swimming UT Erika Brown, Swimming ARK Katherine Grable,Gymnastics LSU Ashleigh Gnat, Gymnastics AM Sydney Pickrem, Swimming AU Branndi Melero, Softball UM Raven Saunders, Tennis VU Astra Sharma, Tennis UF Hannah Rogers, Softball MSU Marta Freitas, Track & Field UG Laura Ryan, Swim & Diving MO Emily Crane, Softball UK Dezerea Bryant,Track & Field SC A'ja Wilson, Basketball LSU Rheagan Courville, UT Felicia Brown, Track & Field

FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR BREAKDOWN Winners (1984-2018) By Sport Kentucky 1 ‘95 Basketball 10 ‘86-89-91-96-98-99-03 Ole Miss 1 ‘86 ‘06-08-18 Mississippi State 1 ‘03 Gymnastics 9 ‘85-90-95-02-04-09-10- 11-16 Nominees (1984-2018) Swimming & Diving 7 ‘84-88-93-94-00-05-13 By Sport Softball 4 ‘97-07-14-15 Cross Country/Track & Field 109 Track & Field 3 ‘87-01-17 Basketball 78 Golf 2 ‘92-12 Swimming & Diving 52 Gymnastics 42 By School Tennis 37 Alabama 7 ‘85-87-90-02-04-11-12 Softball 32 Florida 7 ‘84-88-93-94-14-15-16 Golf 30 Georgia 6 ‘92-96-00-09-13-17 Soccer 18 Tennessee 6 ‘89-91-98-99-07-08 Volleyball 12 LSU 2 ‘06-10 Equestrian 1 South Carolina 2 ‘97-18 Arkansas 1 ‘01 Auburn 1 ‘0

13 H. Boyd McWhorter SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETES OF THE YEAR TENNESSEE’S HENRY AND LSU’S QUINN NAMED MCWHORTER AWARD WINNERS BIRMINGHAM, Ala., – University of Tennessee football member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll, she attended med- player Parker Henry and LSU volleyball player Kelly Quinn ical school interviews during the fall of 2017 while compet- have been named the 2017-18 Southeastern Conference H. ing on the volleyball team. Boyd McWhorter Scholar-Athletes of the Year, Commissioner She helped LSU reach its first NCAA Tournament appear- Greg Sankey announced Thursday. ance since the 2014 season, serving as a solid defensive spe- The two were chosen by a committee of Faculty Athletics cialist for the Tigers while paying in 322 sets of 105 matches Representatives from SEC universities and each will receive a in her career. She helped lead the Tigers to two NCAA $20,000 post-graduate scholarship, provided by AT&T, an appearances in her four years at LSU, playing in every set in SEC official sponsor. Henry and Quinn will be honored at postseason. She totaled 301 digs at 2.98 per set in her junior the annual SEC Awards Dinner during the SEC Spring year which was second on the team. She finished her career Meetings in Sandestin, Fla., the last week of May. with a total of 522 digs at 1.62 digs per set to go along with “Kelly and Parker are outstanding representatives of stu- 36 service aces and she did not have a reception error in 55 dent-athletes from across the SEC. They made a commitment sets played as a freshman. to the total student-athlete experience, which resulted in their A member of the 2016 SEC Service Community Team, excellence in competition and in the classroom,” Sankey Quinn served as LSU’s volleyball SAAC representative and said. “The H. Boyd McWhorter Award is the highest honor served in a SAAC leadership position while being involved in earned by a student-athlete in the SEC and I congratulate many community service activities in her four years. Kelly and Parker along with their families and universities on The 13 female finalists: Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama their many achievements.” (Gymnastics); Taliyah Brooks, Arkansas (Track & Field); Henry, a Finance and Political Science double major with Natasha Lloyd, Auburn (Swimming & Diving); Alex a 4.0 grade point average at Tennessee, earned second team McMurtry, Florida (Gymnastics); Keturah Orji, Georgia (Track CoSIDA Academic All-American honors in 2017 and is a & Field); Alyssa Rice, Kentucky (Basketball); Paige McKinney, three-time Academic All-District selection. A three-time Ole Miss (Softball); Mallory Eubanks, Mississippi State selection to the SEC Academic Honor Roll, Henry is only the (Soccer); Sharli Brady, Missouri (Swimming & Diving); sixth Tennessee football player ever to earn an NCAA Meredith Vay, South Carolina (Swimming & Diving); Meghan Postgraduate Scholarship and the second Volunteer football Gregg, Tennessee (Softball); Eva Paalma, Texas A&M (Tennis); player to earn Academic All-District honors in back-to-back Simone Charley, Vanderbilt (Soccer/Track & Field). years since Peyton Manning in 1996 and 1997. The 13 male finalists: Lucas Kaliszak, Alabama (Swimming Henry started 24 games as Tennessee’s primary holder dur- & Diving); Jamarco Stephen, Arkansas (Track & Field); Daniel ing the 2016 and 2017 seasons, joining the Volunteer foot- Carlson, Auburn (Football); Caleb Chambliss, Florida (Track & ball team as a walk on in 2015 after serving as an equipment Field); Alexander Larsson, Georgia (Track & Field); Austin manager. He was part of 22 victories including two bowl MacGinnis, Kentucky (Football); John David Moore, LSU wins as he never missed a hold. He helped placekicker (Football); Zvonimir Babic, Ole Miss (Tennis); Jacob Aaron Medley make 17 field goals in 2016-17 and true fresh- Billingsley, Mississippi State (Baseball); Ben Goodman, man Brent Cimaglia drill five field goals of 40+ yards in Missouri (Track & Field); Harrison O’Keefe, South Carolina 2017. (Tennis); Justin Morey, Texas A&M (Swimming & Diving); Henry was awarded the University of Tennessee Medallion Tommy Openshaw, Vanderbilt (Football). for Community Service for having over 100 hours of com- munity service. His service projects included volunteering with Habitat for Humanity from 2015-17 and he led under- privileged middle school kids for a two-day weekend at Sevier Heights Baptist Church every February. Quinn, who is majoring in Biology and Kinesiology/Pre- Med, has maintained a 4.063 cumulative grade point average and will graduate with two degrees in May. A two-time 14 SEC Male SCHOLAR-ATHLETE WINNERS Scholar-Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold 1986 UA Dan Mutert, Golf UM Reagan King, Football UT John Young, Track & Field UK Mark Pope, Basketball MSU Scott Westerfield, Football LSU Martin Nyberg, Swimming USC Lars Cederqvist, Golf 1987 MSU Kristian Broems, Tennis UT Lance Asti, Swimming UM Jeff Noblin, Football UT Jon McGowen, Swimming VU Ulises Cabrera-Valenzuela, Baseball VU Chris Groer, Tennis 1988 2002 UG William Chocallo, Tennis 1997 UA Patrick Hollingsworth, Football LSU Ignazio Albergamo, Football UG Andrew DeVooght, Swimming ARK Josh Melton, Football UM Daniel Hoskins, Football UK Jonak Talwalker, Baseball AU Damon Duval, Football UT Troy Robinson, Track & Field LSU Marcelo Kingston, Swimming UF Michael Jansen, Swimming VU Kyle Balch, Baseball UM Brian Wicker, Football UG Marc Lindsay, Swimming USC Jonathan Rehberg, Swimming UK Ilkka Jantti, Soccer 1989 VU Roosevelt Noble, Football LSU Brent Martin, Track & Field UK Mark Blythe UM Omah Farrar, Baseball LSU Mikael Olander, Track & Field 1998 MSU David Ruiz, Tennis UT Adam Epstein UA Michael LeMaster, USC Trey Dyson, Baseball Cross Country/Track & Field UT Ryan Moffett, Baseball 1990 UF Stephen Smeyak, VU Jeff Little, Baseball UF Mike Glassman, Swimming Cross Country/Track & Field UG Alec Kessler, Basketball UG Chad Hales, 2003 LSU Bengt Jarlsjo, Track & Field Cross Country/Track & Field UA Terrance Meade, Basketball MSU Burke Masters, Baseball LSU Chad Kessler, Football ARK Daniel Lincoln, Track & Field UT John Coyne, Track & Field MSU Jeremy Jackson, Baseball AU Dontarrious Thomas, Football USC Aaron Ahern, Swimming UF Matt Bonner, Basketball 1991 UG Jon Stinchcomb, Football AU Geoff Answini, Swimming 1999 UK Thomas Morgan, Track & Field UG Al Parker, Tennis UA Clint Waggoner, Football LSU Martin Latz, Swimming & Diving LSU Sol Graves, Football ARK Matt Kerr, Cross Country/ UM Alex Hartman, Tennis UM David Midlick, Basketball Track & Field MSU Joey Collums, Baseball VU Todd Erdner, Cross Country AU Matt Busbee, Swimming USC Gary Martin, Track & Field UF Shane Seroyer, Baseball UT Kevin Thompson, Track & Field 1992 UG Jon Nordin, Basketball VU Mike Martin, Football UA Jeff Laubenthal, Baseball UK Jeff Zurcher, Football UF Michael Holloway, Track & Field LSU Jonas Samuelsson, Tennis 2004 UG Jack Frierson, Tennis UM Calvin Thigpen, UA Brian Rohrer, Track & Field UK Gregory Lahr, Football Cross Country/Track & Field ARK Nathan Price, Tennis MSU Charles Daniel, Baseball MSU Darrin Clark, Quarterback AU Caesar Garcia, Diving VU Scott Shimanoto, Soccer USC Keith Hall, Cross Country/ UF Scott Schultz, Swimming Track & Field UG Ryan Hybl, Golf 1993 UT Adam Engle, Swimming UK Christopher Austin, Soccer AU Alan Lake, Swimming VU James McIntosh, Golf LSU Rodney Reed, Football UM Brian Lee, Football UM Chad Pilcher, Baseball/Football MSU Daniel Boyd, Football 2000 MSU Brent Smith, Football USC Bennett Hogan, Football UA Mark Jollands, Swimming & Diving USC Chris Steddum, Track & Field UT Lang Wiseman, Basketball ARK Andrew Begley, Track/Cross Country UT Evan Nylander, Swimming VU Dennis Szurkus, Cross Country AU Roland Thatcher, Golf VU John Cote, Track & Field UF Stuart McFarland, Baseball 1994 UG Joey Pitts, Tennis 2005 UA Marten Olander, Golf UK Jason Bell, Soccer UA Stewart Smith, Swimming ARK James Oliver, Football LSU Tom Hand, Tennis ARK Jason Sandfort, Track & Field UG Carlton DeVooght, Swimming UM Jude Voltz, Baseball AU B.J. Jones, Swimming LSU Chad Loup, Football MSU Michael Trailov, Golf UF Justin Zumsteg, Swimming UM William Fitzgerald, Basketball USC Jerome Jourdan, Tennis UG Miguel Mendoza, Swimming USC Peter Duitsman, Soccer UT Russell Johnson, Track UK Jeff Hamberg, Rifle VU Andrew Nisker, Tennis LSU Jason Determann, Baseball 1995 UM Rob Robertson, Football AU Roberto Teofilo, Tennis 2001 MSU Luiz Carvolho, Tennis UF Michael Gilmore, Football UA Jeremy Vaughn, Baseball USC John Chappell, Basketball LSU Michael Blanchard, Football ARK Jeffrey Hoefler, Baseball UT Robert Fitzgerald, Baseball USC Greg King, Soccer AU Jeffrey Somensatto, Swimming VU Clark Lee, Football UT Lars Sumberg, Track & Field UF Gregory Reeves, Swimming VU Jason Robbins, Baseball UG Brandon Rocque, Swimming 2006 UK Giovani Fernandes, Soccer UA Demeco Ryans, Football 1996 LSU Donald Petursson, Diving ARK Eric Brown, Track & Field

15 SEC Male SCHOLAR-ATHLETE WINNERS Scholar-Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold AU Doug Van White, Swimming VU Thomas Davis, Cross Country 2015 UF Darren O’Day, Baseball UA Daniil Proskura, Golf UG Ryan Schnetzer, Football 2011 ARK Nathanael Franks, T&F UK Taylor Begley, Football UA Greg McElroy, Football AU Fraser McKean, Diving LSU Rudy Niswanger, Football ARK Luke Laird, Track & Field UF Mike McNeely, Football UM Sidney McLaurin, Football AU Dan Mazzaferro, Swimming UG Nicolas Fink, Swimming MSU Jose-Carlos Pinto, Tennis UF Michael Yuan, Swim & Diving UK Raymond Dykstra, T&F USC Tom Eklund, Tennis UG Mark Dylla, Swim & Diving LSU Frank Greeff, Swimming UT Matthew Lapp, Track & Field UK Josh Nadzam, Track & Field UM Scott Weathersby, Baseball VU Tyler Harlan, Cross Country LSU Sebastian Carlsson, Tennis MSU Seth Heck, Baseball UM Lee Moore, Track & Field MO Matt Hoch, Football 2007 MSU Derek Sherrod, Football USC Cole Miller, Swimming UA Emeel Salem, Baseball USC Jimmy Maurer, Soccer UT Hunter Reese, Tennis ARK Adam Perkins, Track & Field UT John-Patrick Smith, Tennis A&M Josh Lambo, Football AU Steven Segerlin, Swimming & Diving VU John Stokes, Football VU John Ewing, Cross Country UF Lee Humphrey, Basketball UG Brandon Todd, Golf 2012 2016 UK Nathan Li, Soccer UA Kyle Weeks, Swimming & Diving UA Retin Obasohan, Basketball LSU Andrew Keane, Diving, LSU ARK Ben Skidmore, Track & Field ARK Andrew Pisechko, Track & Field; UM Todd Abernethy, Basketball AU Cory Luckie, Baseball AU Justin Youtsey, Diving MSU Keith Andrews, Football UF Greg Larson, Baseball UF Jared Watkins, Track & Field USC Ryan Leeton, Soccer UG J.P. Hackney, Track & Field/XC UG Ty Stewart, Swimming UT Jeff Day, Track & Field UK Stuart Hines, Football UK Jordan Swindle, Football VU Jordan Magarik, Tennis LSU Matthew Vieke, Swimming LSU Tommy LeBeau, Football UM Marcel Thiemann, Tennis UM Forrest Gamble, Golf 2008 MSU Louis Cant, Tennis MSU Brandon McBride, Track & Field UA Joseph Sykora, Golf USC Michael Roth, Baseball MO Nick Sublett, Track & Field ARK Tyler Hill, Track & Field UT Ryan Helms, Swimming SC Kevin Leithold, Swimming AU Cole Bennentt, Football VU DeAndre Jones, Football UT Mauricio Robles Rodriguez, Diving UF Kevin Nead, Swimming AM Antoine Marc, Swimming UG Ian Burrell, Track & Field 2013 VU Rhys Johnson, Tennis UK Greg Dombrowski, Baseball UA Barrett Jones, Football LSU Kevin Dessauer, Tennis ARK Dylan Breeding, Football 2017 UM Erling Tveit, Tennis AU Ashton Richardson, Football UA Anton McKee, Swimming MSU Dezmond Sherrod, Football UF Max Lang, Track & Field ARK Brooks Ellis, Football USC Mark Anderson, Golf UG Ty Frix, Football AU Joe Patching, Swimming UT Michael Wolfe, Swimming UK Morgan Newton,, Football UF Elliott Orkin, Tennis VU Ryan Preston, Tennis LSU Joseph Caraway, Track & Field UG Brandon Young, Baseball UM Adrian Forberg Skogeng, Tennis UK Kyle Higgins, Swimming 2009 MSU Sam Frost, Baseball LSU Logan Rysemus, Swimming UA Michael Jung, Tennis MO Nathan McCormick, Wrestling UM Craig Engels, Track & Field ARK Blake Strode, Tennis USC LB Dantzler, Baseball MSU Richie Brown, Football AU Glenn Northcutt, Golf UT Brent Sterling, Diving MO Sean Culkin, Football UF Eugene Martin, Track & Field A&M Case Cochran, Golf SC Jonathan Boland, Swimming UG Kit French, Swimming & Diving VU Richard Kent, Football UT Sunay Bhat, Tennis UK Tim Masthay, Football AM Jeffrey Prothro, Track & Field LSU Rabun Fox, Track & Field, 2014 VU Jacob Van Geffen, XC UM Bram ten Berge, Tennis UA Cory Whitsett, Golf MSU Noah Goldman, Golf ARK Hall Fess, Tennis 2018 USC Jason Richardson, Track & Field AU TJ Leon, Swimming & Diving UA Lucas Kaliszak, Swimming UT Greg Houchin, Swimming & Diving UF Bob van Overbeek, Tennis ARK Jamarco Stephen, Track&Field VU Robert Whiting, Track & Field UG Andrew Gemmell, Swimming AU Daniel Carlson, Football UK Tyler Riggs, Soccer UF Caleb Chambliss, Track&Field 2010 LSU Sean McMullen, Baseball UG Alexander Larsson, Track&Field UA Saketh Myneni, Tennis UM Tyler Campbell, Football UK Austin MacGinnis, Football ARK Thomas Hauskey, Baseball MSU Malte Stropp, Tennis LSU John David Moore, Football AU Jordan Anderson , Swimming MO Max Storms, Cross Country UM Zvonimir Babic, Tennis UF Joey Sorrentino, Football USC Stephen Anderson,Soccer MSU Jacob Billingsley, Baseball UG Hunter Lainhart, Swim & Diving UT Rick Lamb, Golf MO Ben Goodman, Track & Field UK Eric McGinnis, Swim & Diving A&M Paul-Marc Schweitzer,Swimming SC Harrison O’Keefe, Tennis LSU Lyle Hitt, Football VU Fitz Lassing, Football UT Parker Henry, Football UM Andy Hartmann, Football AM Justin Morey, Swimming MSU Tyson Lee, Football VU Tommy Openshaw, Football USC Patrick Rada, Golf UT Matt Maloney, Track & Field

16 SEC Female SCHOLAR-ATHLETE WINNERS Scholar-Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold 1986 AU Heather Brown, Gymnastics UG Kimberly Black, Swimming UG Virginia Diedrich, Swimming UG Laura Adams, Swimming UK Megan Weiskircher, Volleyball UK Kelly Heath, Swimming LSU Carly Farrell, Swimming 1987 MSU April Ecke, Cross Country/ UM Sara Schauberger, Soccer UA Julie Estin, Gymastics Track & Field MSU Annemarie Pimentel, Soccer USC Leigh Eichelberger, Tennis 1988 1996 UT Kathryn Flynt, Diving UF Anita Botnen, Gymnastics UA Amy DeVasher, Swimming VU Candice Storey, Basketball UG Linda Leith, Swimming AU Nadjeda Smironova, Tennis UK Elisa Frosini-Branham, UF Amy Myerson, Gymnastics 2002 Track & Field UG Nikki Nicolson, Georgia UA Rebecca Baum, Tennis UT Heather Burgess, Swimming USC Kerry Fraas, South Carolina ARK Tiffany Woolley, Softball VU Laura Vaughn, Track & Field VU Michelle Palmisano, AU Sally Cantrell, Gymnastics Basketball UF Karyn Hall, Soccer 1989 UG Christine Keller, Swimming UA Kelly Good, Gymnastics 1997 UK Lauren Rookledge, Tennis AU Terri Duckwoth, Volleyball UA Meredith Willard, Gymnastics LSU Mandy Leach, Swimming UF Joan Hammeren, Track & Field ARK Megan Flowers, UM Elizabeth Hoffman, Golf UG Deanne Burnett, Swimming Cross Country/Track & Field MSU Stephanie Lyon, Soccer LSU Jennifer Campbell, Swimming AU Marci Clemons, Golf USC Jessica Ward, Soccer UG Lisa Coole, Swimming UT Grace Harrington, Rowing 1990 UK Courtney Allen, Tennis VU Kate Burson, Tennis UA Marie Robbins, Gymnastics LSU Becky Gibbs, Swimming AU Lee Anne Case, Track & Field 2003 UF Janice Kerr, Gymnastics 1998 UA Kristin Sterner, Gymnastics UG Jill Waldman, Tennis UA Jill DeVasher, Swimming ARK Libby Windell, Volleyball UK Valerie McGovern, ARK Tina Rico, Volleyball AU Celeste Troche, Golf Cross Country/Track & Field AU Dawn Dunbar, Soccer UF Lindsey Minor, Gymnastics MSU Stacie Farris, Basketball UG Carolyn Cayard, Soccer 1991 USC Shani Abshier, Volleyball UK Simidele Adeagbo, Track & Field UA Lynn Bradley, Golf VU Karen Elliott, LSU Michelle Coryell, Swimming AU Leslie Larson, Tennis Cross Country/Track & Field UM Lindsay Price, Softball UG Sheila Taormina, Swimming MSU Martha Hudsonpillar, Track & Field UT Patty Wiegand, 1999 USC Kanika McAlpine, Soccer Cross Country/Track & Field UA Nellie O’Conner, Soccer UT Kacey Montgomery, Rowing VU Kristin Lynch, Tennis ARK Jessica Field, Volleyball VU Sarah Riske, Tennis AU Katie Taylor, Swimming 1992 UF Erin Baxter, Soccer 2004 UA Katherine Kelleher, Gymnastics UG Sarah Miller, Swimming UA Lauren Imwalle, Soccer AU Jennifer Kleyn, Volleyball UK Mary Elsass, Rifle ARK Jessica Johnson, Track & Field UF Holly Lloyd, Tennis LSU Kristin Schlipf, Swimming AU Becky Short, Swimming UG Jill Moore, Volleyball UM Stephanie Vaglica, Softball UF Megan McMillan, Soccer UT Virginia McGrath, Swimming MSU Jill Ferguson, Volleyball UG Corrin Drakulich, Track & Field VU Valerie Young, Tennis USC Ashley Edlund, Volleyball UK Liz McCaslin, Volleyball UT Kathy Pesek, Swimming LSU Devon Day, Golf 1993 VU Kristin Ehst, Lacrosse UM Tywanna Inmon, Basketball UA Dana Dobransky, Gymnastics MSU Kate Jaspers, Softball UG Jennifer Carbone, Gymnastics 2000 USC Amber Curtis, Softball LSU Helen Walsh, Swimming UA Elizabeth Johnson, Golf UT Jaime Sanger, Diving MSU Aimee York, Volleyball ARK Jessica Dailey, Track/Cross Country VU Kendra Sasa, Soccer USC Marcia Iddings, Swimming AU Sarah Wentworth, Gymnastics VU Stacey Ashworth, Soccer UF Beth Dieter, Softball 2005 UG Shannon Ogg, Golf UA Katie French, Soccer 1994 UK Tiffany Wait, Basketball ARK Shiloh Whiting, Track & Field ARK Kimberly Mount, Cross Country/ LSU Lisette Lee, Golf AU Margaret Hoelzer, Swimming Track & Field UM Irena Mihailova, Tennis UF Ashley Kellgren, Soccer UG Jodi Krase, Volleyball MSU Pia Josefsson, Golf’ UG Samantha Arsenault, Swimming UK Jodi Schwab, Swimming USC Joyce Peebles, Cross Country/Track UK Stacy Springer, Golf MSU Tammy Newlon, Basketball UT Heather Redecker, Soccer LSU Chelsea Agar, Soccer USC Nicki Bass, Basketball VU Christine Reitano, Track & Field UM Lindley Beckman, Soccer UT Katharina Larsson, Golf MSU Jourdan Steinberg, Track & Field 2001 USC Jennifer Lake, Track & Field 1995 UA Dominque Glinzer, Tennis UT Lauryn McCalley, Diving UA Malin Ohlund, Cross Country/ ARK Amy Begley, Track & Field VU Ann Meenees, Tennis Track & Field AU Abigail Doucette, Track & Field ARK Honey Marsh, Soccer UF Teal Chiabotti, Gymnastics 2006

17 SEC Female SCHOLAR-ATHLETE WINNERS Scholar-Athlete of the Year Listed in Bold UA Beth Mallory, Track & Field USC Blakely Mattern, Soccer 2015 ARK Dana McQuillin, Gymnastics UT Phoebe Wright, Track & Field UA Laura Lee Smith, Soccer AU Angela Homan, XC / T& F VU Catherine Newman, Tennis ARK Kaitlin Flattman, Track & Field UF Sarah Lowe, Florida AU Camila Jersonsky, Volleyball UG Lauren Burks, Track & Field 2011 UF Nora Barry, Lacrosse UK Vicki Goss, Golf UA Kayla Huffman, Gymnastics UG Maddie Locus, Swimming LSU Stephanie Hill, Softball ARK Michelle Stout, Gymnastics UK Dezerea Bryant, Track & Field UM Hillary Beckman, Soccer AU Erica Meissner, Swim & Dive LSU Rheagan Courville, Gymnastics MSU Callye Williams, Softball UF Ali Crabb, Track & Field UM Rachael Weathersby,Volleyball USC Tracy Richardson, Diving UG Chelsea Nauta, Swim & Dive MSU Ally McDonald, Golf UT Betsy Brockman, Swimming UK Lauren Rapp, Volleyball MO Courtney Wood, Track & Field VU Erica Grimaldi, Basketball LSU Jane Trepp, Swim & Dive USC Erika Rucker, Track & Field UM Emily Kvitle, Volleyball UT Cierra Burdick, Tennessee 2007 MSU Leanna Baldner, Soccer A&M Shea Groom, Soccer UA Aymara Albury, Track & Field USC Mollie Patton, Soccer VU Chrissy Oberg, ARK Sarah Pfeifer, Basketball UT Nikki Fowler, Volleyball Swimming AU Natalie Burton, Equestrian VU Molly Kinsella, Soccer UF Kelli Eisenbrown, Soccer 2016 UG Kellie Middleton, Softball 2012 UA Haylie McCleney, Softball UK Krystle Cook, Gymnast UA Brooke Pancake, Golf ARK Taylor Ellis-Watson, Track & Field LSU Hali Saucier, Diving ARK Courtney O’Grady, Swimming AU Kala Faulkner, Soccer UM Ashley Ferree, Soccer AU Katy Frierson, Soccer UF Delaney Dye, Diving MSU Michelle Kinney, Softball UF Teresa Crippen, Swimming UG Marjorie Butler, Basketball USC McKenna Hughes, Softball UG Wendy Trott, Swim & Dive UK Morgan Bergren, Volleyball UT Katie Flaute, Track & Field UK Rachel Riley, Softball LSU Natalia Gomez-Junco, Soccer VU Erika Schneble, Track & Field LSU Brittany Mack, Softball UM Jennifer Miller, Soccer UM Gabby Rangel, Tennis MSU Shelby Jordan, Soccer 2008 MSU Kim Pettit, Soccer MO Candace Johnson, Soccer UA Jordan Praytor, Softball USC Katie Burnett, Golf SC Stevi Parker, Soccer ARK Stacy Lewis, Golf UT Glory Johnson, Basketball UT Faith Johnson, Swimming AU Kristen Hastrup, Swimming VU Louise Hannallah, T&F/XC AM Jennifer Madu, Track & Field UF Bianca Gibbs, Soccer VU Mallory Schonk, Lacrosse UG Karen Guilkey, Swimming 2013 UK Ashley Dimkich, Softball UA Kayla Braud, Softball 2017 LSU Paige Brown, Swimming ARK Hope McLemore, Softball UA Krystal Rivers, Volleyball UM Casey Phillips, Rifle AU Blanche Alverson, Basketball ARK Lindsey Mayo, Soccer MSU Annie Falor, Track & Field UF Betsy Smith, Volleyball AU Kasey Cooper, Softball USC Whitney Simons, Golf UG Shayla Worley, Gymnastics UF Betsy Middleton, Soccer UT Nicky Anosike, Basketball UK Chelsea Oswald, T&F/XC UG Chantal Van Landeghem,Swimming VU Amani Floyd, Track & Field LSU Madie Jones, Volleyball UK Danielle Galyer, Swimming UM Neal Tisher, Track & Field LSU Sydney Ewing, Gymnastics MSU Stephanie Becker, Softball UM Aubrey Edie, Volleyball 2009 MO Allison Hu, Softball MSU Dominique Dillingham, Basketball UA Brittany Rogers, Softball USC Whitney Avers, Swimming MO Lauren Reedy, Diving ARK Aurelija Miseviciute, Tennis UT Jasmine Brown, Volleyball SC Chelsea Drennan, Soccer AU Allison Whitworth, Soccer A&M Lindsey Miller, Volleyball UT Kira Toussaint, Swimming UF Kelsey Bowers, Volleyball VU Gabby Smith, Basketball AM Sarah Gibson, Swimming UG Courtney Kupets, Gymnastics VU Skyler Carpenter, Track & Field UK Jessica Ortman, Track & Field 2014 LSU Lauren Klein, Gymnastics UA Kim Jacob, Gymnastics 2018 UM Rachel Kieckhaefer, Volleyball ARK Julia Kucherich,Swimming UA Mackenzie Brannan, Gymnastics MSU Sammie Jo Bailey, Softball AU Jennifer Waxman, Equestrian ARK Taliyah Brooks, Track & Field USC Ashton Payne, Softball UF Agata Strausa, T&F/ XC AU Natasha Lloyd, Swimming UT Christine Magnuson, Swimming UG Shannon Vreeland, Swimming UF Alex McMurtry, Gymnastics VU Christina Wirth, Basketball UK Emily Holsopple, Rifle UG Keturah Orji, Track & Field LSU Simone Heyward,Softball UK Alyssa Rice, Basketball 2010 UM Caroline Rohde-Moe,Tennis) LSU Kelly Quinn, Volleyball UA Kassi Price, Gymnastics MSU Elisabeth Sullivan,Soccer UM Paige McKinney, Softball ARK Katie Stripling, Track & Field MO Alyssa Diggs, Soccer MSU Mallory Eubanks, Soccer AU Melissa Marik, Swim & Diving USC Danielle Au, Soccer MO Sharli Brady, Swimming UF Rebekah Zaiser, Gymnastics UT Ellen Renfroe, Softball SC Meredith Vay, Swimming UG Grace Taylor, Gymnastics A&M Cristina Sanchez-Quintanar, UT Meghan Gregg, Softball UK Sarah Rumley, Volleyball Soccer/Basketball/Tennis AM Eva Paalma, Tennis LSU Lauren DiGirolamo, Volleyball VU Kendra Hendrix, Soccer VU Simone Charley, Soccer/T&F UM Danielle Johnson, Soccer MSU Chelsea Bramlett, Softball

18 SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE POSTGRADUATE AWARD MCLAUGHLIN, CURLES NAMED BRAD DAVIS AWARD WINNERS

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – University of Florida gymnast Grace All-America Team McLaughlin and Auburn University track & field athlete Wesley Curles - 2016-18 SEC Academic Honor Roll have been named the 2017-18 Brad Davis Southeastern Conference - 2015 SEC First Year Academic Honor Roll Community Service Leaders of the Year, Commissioner Greg Sankey - Member of the Florida 2015 NCAA Championship and 2016 SEC announced Wednesday. Championship Teams McLaughlin and Curles were chosen by a committee of Faculty - Winner of 2015 UF Female Goodwill Gator Award 2016 and 2017 Athletics Representatives from SEC universities. Each will receive a CommuniGator Award (team award) $10,000 post-graduate scholarship, provided by the SEC. "Grace McLaughlin and Wesley Curles epitomize the spirit of the Quotable: 'From the beginning, I knew that I would dedicate myself to SEC's commitment to service and they prove through their work in their helping the lives of others through either education or medicine.' communities that the young people of our conference really do have the ability to change the world in which they live," said Sankey. "Grace and Wesley Curles, Track & Field, Auburn Wesley are outstanding representatives of their respective institutions Major: Biomedical Sciences and the many student-athletes in the SEC who have chosen to make their - Extensive volunteer work with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, East world a better place." Alabama Medical Center and the Jason Dufner Charitable Foundation, as The SEC Community Service Post-Graduate Scholarship is named well as Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas Assistance, The Big Event, for former Associate Commissioner Brad Davis. Davis succumbed to Dean Road Elementary Running Club and Cary Woods Elementary Read cancer on March 2, 2006. He had been a member of the SEC staff since Aloud Day. 1988, first serving as an assistant commissioner until 1994 when he was - Has also worked tutoring local high school students in chemistry, biol- promoted to associate commissioner. ogy and math In addition, the recipients for the Brad Davis SEC Community 2018 Auburn University Algernon Sydney Award recipient, given annu- Service Award from the other Conference schools will receive a $5,000 ally to two Auburn University students that embody high qualities of scholarship, provided by the SEC. nobility and character - Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Grace McLaughlin, Gymnastics, Florida - Has served as a mentor to a local elementary schooler since 2016 Major: Family, Youth and Community Sciences - Coordinates regular meetings and activities such as trips to the park, - Has completed over 670 hours of community service during her time library and recreation center as a Florida student-athlete - Member of Chi Alpha Sigma National Honor Society - Community service activities include Florida Diabetes Camp, Dream - Phi Kappa Phi Team, Reichert House, Kidlife, Caleb's Pitch, Littlewood Elementary, - Rhodes Scholarship Nominee Baby Gators, Climb for Cancer - U.S. Track and Field Coaches Association Academic All-American, - Over 450 hours at Florida Diabetes Camp, where she has volunteered 2017 for the last three years: - SEC Academic Honor Roll, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 - Oversaw care of 12 different eleven-year-old campers with Type 1 dia- - Auburn University Dean's List, 2014-2017 betes - NCAA Regional Finalist in the 1,500 Meters, 2017 - Consulted with medical staff on decisions for all facets of campers' - Auburn Track and Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year, 2016, 2017 medical care - Auburn Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), 2017, 2018 - Administered and provide emergency medical care for all campers - Cross Country Team Captain, 2016, 2017 24/7 - Member of 2016-17 Community Service Team Quotable: 'My relationship with my "little brother" has become the most - Recipient of the 2016-18 Presidential Service Award by the University powerful experience of my time in college. I have had many honest, dif- of Florida ficult conversation with him about race, inequality and my childhood.' - 2015 National Association of College Gymnastics Coaches Scholastic BRAD DAVIS SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE POST-GRADUATE AWARD WINNERS 1995 - Randall Godfrey, Georgia (Football) 2007 - Brad Boswell, Tennessee (Swimming) April Ecke, Mississippi State (Track & Field) Stacey Stevens, Florida (Softball) 1996 - Tony Johnson, Alabama (Football) 2008 - William Brown, South Carolina (Football) Erin Tenbrunsel, Alabama (Volleyball) Brooke Shinaberry, Vanderbilt (Lacrosse) 1997 - Tim Lanier, LSU (Baseball) 2009 - Andrew Smith, Auburn (Basketball) Andrea Bullock, Vanderbilt (Golf) Brionna Dickerson, South Carolina (Basketball) 1998 - Walker Jones, Ole Miss (Football) 2010 - John Egan , Georgia (Track & Field) Nicole Lees, Alabama (Soccer) Krissy Voss, Auburn (Gymnastics) 1999 - BJ McKie, South Carolina (Basketball) 2011 - Barnabas Kirui, Ole Miss (Track & Field) Carrie Kuhnell, Kentucky (Soccer) Bridget Lyons, Georgia (Track & Field) 2000 - Brett Millican, Georgia (Football) 2012 - Cullen Doody, LSU (Track and Field) Brooke Riley, Ole Miss (Soccer) Leigh Gilmore, Alabama (Track and Field) 2001 - Lance Jones, Ole Miss (Baseball) 2013 - Joseph Hladik, Missouri (Swimming) Gabby Fuchs, Florida (Gymnastics) Megan Moir, Kentucky (Golf) 2002 - Eric vanGoethem, Auburn (Swimming) 2014 - Patrick Young, Florida (Basketball) Andree’ Pickens, Alabama (Gymnastics) Mackenzie McGill, Missouri (Gymnastics) 2003 - Brett Kirouac, Georgia (Football) 2015 - Chris Conley, Georgia (Football) Kara Lawson, Tennessee (Basketball) Grace Trimble, Kentucky (Tennis) 2004 - Mike Boynton, Jr., South Carolina (Basketball) 2016 - Wade Karam, Texas A&M (Track and Field) Virginia Pate, Georgia (Swimming) Lauren Beers, Alabama (Gymnastics) 2005 - Jordan Faircloth, LSU (Baseball) 2017 - Eric Freeman, Tennessee (Baseball) Holly Hodges, South Carolina (Diving) Maya Evans, South Carolina (Track & Field) 2006 - Antoine Huffman, Kentucky (Football) Hannah McLeod, Arkansas (Gymnastics) 19 SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAMS

The Southeastern Conference began its Community Service Team program in 1994 with a Football Community Service Team, rec- ognizing the superior community service efforts of league’s football players. The team consists of a student-athlete from each SEC institution, nominated by his school's personnel, who has devoted himself to community service. In 1998-99, the SEC expanded its Community Service Team concept to include teams for men's basketball, women's basketball, men's sports at-large and women's sports at-large to further recognize its student-athletes for their continued commitment to service in their respective communities. Beginning in 2003-04, men’s and women’s SEC Community Service Teams were recognized in every sport.

1994 ARK Anthony Lucas, Wide Receiver UT Kathy Pesek, Swimming Football AU Charles Dorsey, Nose Tackle VU Mallory Crosland, Golf UA Jay Barker, Quarterback UF Terry Jackson, Running Back ARK Jason Allen, Quarterback UG Brett Millican, Running Back 1999-2000 AU Andy Fuller, Tight End UK Jeff Zurcher, Strong Safety Football UF Jack Jackson, Wide Receiver LSU Markeith Spears, Fullback UA Shaun Alexander, Running Back UG Whit Marshall, Linebacker UM Gary Thigpen, Cornerback ARK Jeremiah Harper, Rover UK Leon Smith, Split End MSU Eric Allen, Center AU Haven Fields, Linebacker LSU Gabe Northern, Defensive End USC Jim Pietrzak, Offensive Lineman UF Nick Schiralli, Wide Receiver UM Alundis Brice, Cornerback UT Jeff Hall, Placekicker UG Brett Millican, Running Back MSU Darrin Clark, Quarterback VU O.J. Fleming, Tight End UK Seth Hanson, Placekicker USC James Flowers, LSU Tommy Banks, Full Back Defensive Tackle Men’s Basketball UM Deuce McAllister, Running Back UT James Stewart, Running Back UA Jeremy Hays, Center MSU Kevin Sluder, Def. Tackle VU Gabe Banks, Split End ARK Pat Bradley, Guard USC Corey Atkins, Linebacker AU Adrian Chilliest, Forward UT Tee Martin, Quarterback 1995 UF Patrick O’Connor, Forward VU Todd Yoder, Wide Receiver Football UG G.G. Smith, Guard UA Tony Johnson, Tight End UK Scott Padgett, Forward Men’s Basketball ARK Barry Lunney, Jr., Quarterback LSU Collis Temple III, Guard UA Jeremy Hays, Center AU Andy Fuller, Tight End UM Michael White, Guard ARK Brandon Davis, Guard/Forward UF Lawrence Wright, Strong Safety MSU Bart Hyche, Guard AU Daymeon Fishback, Guard UG Brian Smith, Quarterback USC BJ McKie, Guard UF Brent Wright, Forward UK Leon Smith, Split End UT Aaron Green, Guard UG Badi Oliver, Forward LSU Gabe Northern, Defensive End VU Sam Howard, Guard UK Saul Smith, Guard UM David Knott, Free Safety LSU Jermaine Williams, Forward MSU Brian Anderson, Center Women’s Basketball UM Rahim Lockhart, Forward USC Paul Beckwith, Center UA Joni Crenshaw, Forward MSU Tang Hamilton, Forward UT Eric Lane, Running Back ARK Carrie Satterfield, Forward USC Aaron Lucas, Guard VU Kenny Simon, Wide Receiver AU Tasha Hamilton, Guard UT C.J. Black, Forward UF Kelly Freeman, Forward VU Sam Howard,Guard 1996 UG Pam Irwin-Osbolt, Guard Football UK Tiffany Wait, Guard Women’s Basketball UA Chad Goss, Flanker LSU Katrina Hibbert, Forward UA Joni Crenshaw, Forward ARK Nathan Cole, Linebacker UM Jennie Gadd, Center ARK Karyn Karlin, Forward AU Jessie McCovery, Tight End MSU Elizabeth Wamsley, AU Kris Bernath, Forward UF Willie Rodgers, Defensive End Forward/Center UF Candace Cunningham, Forward UG Matt Stinchcome, USC Lisa Williams, Forward UG Keisha Brown, Guard Offensive Tackle UT Kellie Jolly, Guard UK Laura Meadows, Forward UK Littleton Ward, Cornerback VU Candice Storey, Center/Forward LSU Allison Weiner, Guard LSU Allen Stansberry, Linebacker UM Tanya Bolden, Center UM Walker Jones, Linebacker Men’s At-Large MSU Meadow Overstreet, Guard MSU Paul Lacoste, Linebacker UA Andy Phillips, Baseball USC Casie Key, Forward USC Jamar Nesbit, Offensive Tackle ARK Rich Morris, Golf UT Tamika Catchings, Forward UT Mark Ingram, Center UF Gerald Clervil, Track & Field VU Chavonne Hammond, Guard VU Roosevelt Noble, Safety UG Chandler Teasley, Track & Field LSU Larry “Chip” Bankston, Men’s At Large 1997 Swimming UA James Powell, Track & Field Football UM Calvin Thigpen, ARK Henrik Tofft, Tennis UA John David Phillips, Cross Country/Track & Field AU Jeff Somensatto, Swimming Quarterback MSU Dedrick Ruffin, Track & Field UF Mike Peditto, Track & Field ARK Anthony Lucas, Wide Receiver USC Jason Pomar, Baseball UG Joey Pitts, Georgia AU Charles Dorsey, Nose Tackle UT John Dickson, Track & Field UK Lee Baker, Soccer UF Ronnie Battle, Cornerback VU Hunter Bledsoe, Baseball LSU Alvin James, Track & Field UG Matt Stinchcome, UM Jude Voltz, Baseball Offensive Tackle Women’s At-Large MSU Jon Knott, Baseball UK Jimmy Carter, Punter UA Christine Miller, Soccer USC C.J. Anderson, Track & Field LSU Markeith Spears, Fullback ARK Amy Yoder, Cross Country/ UT Adrian Wheatley, Track & Field UM Walker Jones, Linebacker Track & Field VU Andy Phipps, Golf MSU Eric Allen, Center AU Robin Cook, Golf USC Ryan Koop, Linebacker AU Sarah Wentworth, Gymnastics Women’s At Large UT Peyton Manning, Football UF Katie Townsend, Track & Field UA Andree’ Pickens, Gymnastics VU Anthony Azama, Wide Receiver UG Allison Dickinson, Volleyball ARK Libby Windell, Volleyball UK Carrie Kuhnell, Soccer AU Kami Smith, Golf 1998-99 LSU Amanda Cook, Soccer UF Gabby Fuchs, Gymnastics Football UM Michelle Dubuc, Soccer UG Courtney Shealy, Swimming UA John David Phillips, MSU Keri McCallum, Softball UK Jennie Reed, Volleyball Quarterback USC Apryl Arrants, Golf LSU Jill Lytle, Volleyball 20 SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAMS

UM Allison Willrath, Softball 2001-2002 UF Max Starks MSU Annemarie Pimentel, Soccer Football UG Ben Watson USC Kristie Krause, Swimming UA Tyler Watts UK Antonio Hall UT Debbie Zmistowski, Rowing ARK Kenny Sandlin LSU Ben Wilkerson VU Susan Napolitano, Lacrosse AU James Callier UM Lanier Goethie UF Tommy Moody MSU Justin Griffith 2000-2001 UG Jon Stinchcomb USC Corey Jenkins Football UK Anthony Kelly UT Jason Whitten UA Tony Dixon LSU Rohan Davey VU Brett Beard ARK Josh Melton UM Syniker Taylor AU Cole Cubelic MSU Kevin Sijansky Men’s Basketball UF Marquand Manuel USC Kalimba Edwards UA Terrance Meade UG LaBrone Mitchell UT Will Bartholomew ARK Blake Eddins UK Jimmy Robinson VU Jim May AU Marquis Daniels LSU Jarvis Green UF Matt Bonner UM Romaro Miller Men’s Basketball UG Jonas Hayes MSU Scott Westerfield UA Terrance Meade UK Jules Camara USC Travis Lewis ARK Blake Eddins LSU Collis Temple III UT David Leaverton AU Charlton Baker UM Derrick Allen VU Nate Morrow UF Matt Bonner MSU Timmy Bowers UG Chris Daniels USC Michael Boynton Men’s Basketball UK Tayshaun Prince UT Jon Higgins UA Doc Martin LSU Collis Temple III VU Jason Holwerda ARK Brandon Davis UM Jason Harrison AU Scott Pohlman MSU Lincoln Smith Women’s Basketball UF Matt Bonner USC Aaron Lucas UA Beth Vice UG Anthony Evans UT Jon Higgins ARK Shameka Christon UK Saul Smith VU Chuck Moore AU LaKeisha Johnson LSU Collis Temple III UF Kelly Stevenson UM Rahim Lockhart Women’s Basketball UG Christi Thomas MSU T.J. Billups UA Beth Vice UK Selia “SeSe” Helm USC Jamel Bradley ARK India Lewis LSU Kisha James UT Jon Higgins AU LaKeisha Johnson UM Leah Henley VU Sam Howard UF Monique Cardenas MSU Rebecca Kates UG Mary Beth Lycett USC Kelly Morrone Women’s Basketball UK Selia “SeSe” Helm UT Kara Lawson UA Joni Crenshaw LSU Kisha James VU Venessa Ferragamo ARK Joy Oakley UM TaShondrea Moton AU Carol Smith MSU Maegan O’Nan Men’s At Large UF Monique Cardenas USC Shannon Segres UA Austin Hynson, Golf UG Kiesha Brown UT April McDivitt ARK Andrew Dahl, Golf UK LaTonya McDole VU Zuzi Klimesova AU Joseph Gonzalez, Swim & Dive LSU Allison Weiner UF Mario Garza, Baseball UM Becky Myatt Men’s At Large UG Colin Underhill, Swim & Dive MSU Meadow Overstreet UA Allen Rice, Baseball UK Matt Wells, Golf USC Shannon Segres ARK Kirk McConnell, Baseball LSU Jason Horell, Golf UT Kara Lawson AU Esteveam Strecker, Tennis UM Drew Rogers, Baseball VU Candice Storey UF Ryan Shealy, Baseball MSU Chris Boldt, Track & Field UG Chris Maurer, Swimming USC Robert Rosenberg, Soccer Men’s At Large UK Ilkka Jantti, Soccer UT Luke Hochevar, Baseball UA Chris McCrae, Tennis LSU Claston Bernard, Track & Field VU Bobby Reynolds, Tennis ARK Tim Shuler, Arkansas UM Charlie Waite, Baseball AU Omar Fraser, Swimming MSU Lee Parks, Baseball Women’s At Large UF Paul Baur, Track & Field USC Chris McCrary, Swimming UA Lauren Imwalle, Soccer UG Tony Burchett, Baseball UT Rocky Danners, Track & Field ARK Kate Shepherd, Swim & Dive UK Jack Morgan, Track & Field VU Mike Martin, Football AU Kim Freeland, Softball LSU William Tanner, Swimming UF Jennifer Brown, Softball UM Lance Jones, Baseball Women’s At Large UG Corrie Krakulich, Track & Field MSU Lee Parks, Baseball UA Katie French, Soccer UK Mindy Smith, Gymnastics USC Chris Henniger, Swimming ARK Libby Windell, Volleyball LSU Laura Clatter, Soccer UT Chris Burke, Baseball AU Courtney Swain, Golf UM Erin Newsom, Volleyball VU Brad Hambrick, Tennis UF Candice Scott, Track & Field MSU Samantha Schwenke, Soccer UG Aisha Tull, Track & Field USC Amy Hartland, Swim & Dive Women’s At Large UK Liz McCaslin, Volleyball UT Niki Bratta, Soccer UA Andree’ Pickens, Gymnastics LSU Britni Sneed, LSU VU Jess Roquski, Lacrosse ARK Pam Pesnell, Soccer UM Phyllis Manley, Softball AU Missy Lauderdale, Gymnastics MSU Michelle Gordon, Volleyball 2003-2004 UF Teal Chiabotti, Gymnastics USC Adrianna Baggetta, Softball SEC Community Service Teams expanded UG Nicole Schrader, Swimming UT Diane Slinden, Track & Field to include every sport in 2003-04. Please UK Carolina Mayorga, Tennis VU Jessica Roguski, Lacrosse see each sport’s individual section of the LSU Myra Combs, Track & Field 2017-18 record book for further UM Sarah Schauberger, Soccer 2002-2003 Community Service Team information. MSU Anna Joyce Lott, Softball Football USC Lynette Keppeler, Track & Field UA Kenny King UT Rachael Newkirk, Soccer ARK George Wilson VU Lauren Whitt, Soccer AU Damon Duval

21 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TOTALS

Team Men’s Sports Women’s Sports Total Florida 107 128 235 Tennessee 116 41 157 Georgia 83 67 150 LSU 87 42 129 Arkansas 71 35 106 Alabama 67 22 89 Auburn 61 21 82 Kentucky 59 13 72 Mississippi State 29 1 30 Ole Miss 19 1 20 Vanderbilt 10 7 17 South Carolina 4 12 16 Texas A&M 7 9 16 Missouri 0 2 2

Men’s Sports UA ARK AU UF UG UK LSU UM MSU MO USC UT A&M VU

BASEBALL 14 2 12 14 6 1 18 7 11 0 3 3 0 6

BASKETBALL 72 36148100 6 0 1 101 3

CROSS COUNTRY 32563040 0 5 0 0 250 0

FOOTBALL 26 0 8 9 13 2 11 6 1 0 0 13 0 0

GOLF 51415291161200 30 1

SWIMMING & DIVING 2 0 18 38 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 0

TENNIS 1028302553 00 94 0

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 62247014 0 0 0 0 180 0

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 3194610220 1 0 0 252 0

TOTALS 67 71 61 107 83 59 87 19 29 0 4 116 7 10

Women’s Sports UA ARK AU UF UG UK LSU UM MSU MO USC UT A&M VU

BASKETBALL 00 50723 1 1 0 3 180 0

CROSS COUNTRY 21806030 0 0 0 0 5 0 1

EQUESTRIAN 00102000002000

GOLF 3199110100 01 01 2

GYMNASTICS 9001016030000000

SOCCER 0011401000 05 32 2

SOFTBALL 40083050001100

SWIMMING & DIVING 1051712000000030

TENNIS 0002810100000012

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 190710120000 40 0

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 270620130003 41 0

VOLLEYBALL 0002326500 20 51 0

TOTALS 22 35 21 128 67 13 42 1 1 2 12 41 9 7

22 Men’s SEC CHAMPIONS Season Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Indoor Outdoor S & D Tennis 2017-18 Florida UT/UK Arkansas Georgia Auburn Alabama Florida Florida Texas A&M 2016-17 Florida/LSU Kentucky Arkansas Alabama Vanderbilt Arkansas Texas A&M Florida UGA/TAMU 2015-16 Miss. State UK/TAMU Arkansas Alabama Georgia Arkansas Arkansas Florida Georgia 2014-15 LSU Kentucky Arkansas Alabama LSU Florida Florida Florida UGA/TAMU 2013-14 LSU Florida Arkansas Auburn Alabama Arkansas Texas A&M Auburn Texas A&M 2012-13 Vanderbilt Florida Arkansas Alabama Alabama Arkanas Arkansas Florida Georgia 2011-12 LSU Kentucky Arkasnas LSU Alabama Arkansas Arkansas Auburn Kentucky 2010-11 UF/SC/VU Florida Arkansas Auburn Florida Florida Arkansas Auburn UG/UT 2009-10 Florida Kentucky Alabama Alabama Georgia Arkansas Florida Auburn Tennessee 2008-09 LSU/Ole Miss LSU Alabama Florida Georgia Arkansas Arkansas Auburn Ole Miss 2007-08 Georgia Tennessee Arkansas LSU Alabama Arkansas Arkansas Auburn Georgia 2006-07 Vanderbilt Florida Arkansas Florida Tennessee Arkansas Tennessee Auburn Georgia 2005-06 Ala./Kentucky LSU Arkansas Georgia Georgia Arkansas Arkansas Auburn Georgia 2004-05 Florida Kentucky Arkansas Auburn Kentucky Arkansas Arkansas Auburn Florida/Ole Miss 2003-04 Ark./Georgia Miss. State Arkansas LSU Georgia Florida Arkansas Auburn Ole Miss 2002-03 LSU Kentucky Arkansas Georgia Florida Arkansas Arkansas Auburn Florida 2001-02 S. Carolina Alabama Arkansas LSU Auburn Arkansas Tennessee Auburn Georgia 2000-01 Georgia UK/UF Arkansas Florida Georgia Arkansas Tennessee Auburn Georgia 1999-2000 S. Carolina UT/UK/UF/LSU Arkansas Alabama Georgia Arkansas Arkansas Auburn UT/UF 1998-99 Arkansas Auburn Arkansas Tennessee Florida Arkansas Arkansas Auburn UG/LSU 1997-98 Florida Kentucky Arkansas Tennessee Georgia Arkansas Arkansas Auburn LSU 1996-97 LSU S. Carolina Arkansas Floirda Miss. State Arkansas Arkansas Auburn UG/UM 1995-96 UA/UF/LSU Kentucky Arkansas Florida Miss. State Tennessee Arkansas Tennessee UG/UM 1994-95 Tennessee Kentucky Arkansas Florida Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Auburn Georgia 1993-94 Tennessee Arkansas Arkansas Florida Florida Arkansas Arkansas Auburn Florida 1992-93 LSU Vanderbilt Arkansas Alabama Florida Arkansas Arkansas Florida UG/Miss. St. 1991-92 LSU Arkansas Arkansas Florida Florida Arkansas Arkansas Florida Kentucky 1990-91 LSU LSU/Miss. St. Tennessee Tennessee Florida Tennessee Tennessee Florida Georgia 1989-90 LSU Georgia Tennessee UA/AU/UT Tennessee LSU LSU Florida Tennessee 1988-89 Miss. State Florida Kentucky UA/LSU Florida LSU LSU Tennessee Georgia 1987-88 Florida (Vacated) Florida Auburn Georgia Florida LSU LSU Georgia 1986-87 Miss.State Alabama Florida LSU LSU Florida Florida Alabama Georgia 1985-86 LSU Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee LSU Tennessee Tennessee Florida Tennessee 1984-85 Miss. State LSU Tennessee (Vacated) Florida Tennessee Tennessee Florida Georgia/LSU 1983-84 Florida Kentucky Tennessee Auburn Ole Miss Tennessee Tennessee Florida Auburn 1982-83 Alabama Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Florida Auburn 1981-82 Florida Ken./Tenn. Tennessee UA/UG Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Alabama Georgia 1980-81 Florida LSU Auburn Georgia Auburn Tennessee Tennessee Florida Georgia 1979-80 Vanderbilt Kentucky Auburn Alabama Tennessee Auburn Alabama Florida Tennessee 1978-79 Miss.State LSU Tennessee Alabama Alabama Auburn Auburn Florida Georgia 1977-78 Auburn Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Georgia Auburn Tennessee Tennessee Georgia 1976-77 Ole Miss Ken./Tenn. Tennessee UG/UK Georgia Auburn Tennessee Tennessee Georgia 1975-76 Auburn Alabama Tennessee Alabama Auburn Florida Tennessee Tennessee UA/LSU 1974-75 LSU Ala./Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Florida Florida Tennessee Tennessee UF/UG 1973-74 Vanderbilt Ala./Vandy Alabama Alabama Florida Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Georgia 1972-73 Vanderbilt Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Florida Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Georgia 1971-72 Ole Miss Ken./Tenn. Tennessee Alabama Georgia Alabama Tennessee Tennessee Georgia 1970-71 Miss. State Kentucky Kentucky LSU Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Florida Georgia 1969-70 Miss. State Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Florida Tennessee 1968-69 Ole Miss Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Florida 1967-68 Alabama Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee Florida Tennessee Tennessee Florida Florida 1966-67 Auburn Tennessee Tennessee Ala./Georgia LSU Tennessee Tennessee Florida Miss. State 1965-66 Miss. State Kentucky Tennessee Alabama LSU Tennessee Tennessee Florida Tennessee 1964-65 Miss. State Vanderbilt Auburn Alabama Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Florida Miss. State 1963-64 Ole Miss Kentucky Tennessee Ole Miss Georgia Tennessee Tennessee Florida Tulane 1962-63 Auburn Miss. State Miss. State Ole Miss Georgia LSU LSU Florida Tulane 1961-62 Florida Ken./Miss. St. Miss. State Alabama/LSU Georgia Alabama Miss. State Florida Tulane 1960-61 LSU Miss. State Miss. State Ole Miss Georgia Alabama Auburn Florida Florida 1959-60 Ole Miss Auburn Kentucky Georgia LSU Kentucky LSU Florida Ga. Tech 1958-59 Ole Miss Miss. State Kentucky LSU Georgia Alabama LSU Florida Tulane 1957-58 Auburn Kentucky Miss. State Auburn Georgia Alabama LSU Florida Tulane 1956-57 Ga. Tech Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee Georgia LSU LSU Florida Tulane 1955-56 Florida Alabama Auburn/Florida Ole Miss Florida Florida Florida Tulane 1954-55 Alabama Kentucky Ga. Tech Ole Miss Florida Auburn Georgia Tulane 1953-54 Georgia Kentucky/LSU Ga. Tech Alabama LSU Auburn Florida Tulane 1952-53 Georgia LSU Tennessee Georgia Tech LSU Florida Florida Tulane 1951-52 Florida Kentucky Tennessee Ga. Tech/UT Georgia Alabama Georgia Tulane 1950-51 Tennessee Kentucky Tennessee Kentucky Georgia LSU Georgia UT/Tulane 1949-50 Alabama Kentucky Tennessee Tulane Georgia Alabama Ga. Tech Florida 1948-49 Miss. State Kentucky Auburn Georgia Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Tulane 1947-48 Miss. State Kentucky Ga. Tech Ole Miss LSU LSU Ga. Tech Tulane 1946-47 Alabama Kentucky Auburn UG/UT LSU LSU Tulane 1945-46 LSU Kentucky Alabama LSU LSU Ga. Tech 1944-45 Kentucky Ga. Tech Ga. Tech 1943-44 Kentucky Ga. Tech Ga. Tech 1942-43 LSU Tennessee Ga. Tech Georgia LSU 1941-42 Alabama Kentucky Miss. State Miss. State LSU LSU Ga. Tech Tulane 1940-41 Alabama Tennessee Ga. Tech Tennessee Georgia LSU Florida Tulane 1939-40 Alabama Kentucky Ga. Tech Tennessee LSU LSU Florida LSU 1938-39 LSU Kentucky Ga. Tech Tennessee LSU LSU Florida Tulane 1937-38 Alabama Ga. Tech Ga. Tech Alabama LSU LSU Florida Ga. Tech 1936-37 Auburn Kentucky Ga. Tech LSU LSU Georgia Florida 1935-36 Alabama Tennessee Ga. Tech LSU LSU 1934-35 Alabama Kent./LSU UA/Tulane LSU 1933-34 Alabama Alabama Alabama LSU 1932-33 Georgia Kentucky LSU Women’s SEC CHAMPIONS

Season Basketball Cross Country Golf Gymnastics Indoor T&F Equestrian 2017-18 Mississippi State Arkansas Arkansas LSU Arkansas Georgia 2016-17 South Carolina Arkansas Florida LSU Arkansas Georgia 2015-16 South Carolina Arkansas Alabama Florida Arkansas Auburn 2014-15 USC/UT Arkansas Texas A&M Alabama Arkansas Georgia 2013-14 Tennessee Arkansas Vanderbilt Alabama Arkansas S. Carolina 2012-13 Tennessee Florida Alabama Florida Arkansas S. Carolina* 2011-12 Kentucky Vanderbilt Auburn Florida Florida 2010-11 Tennessee Florida Auburn Alabama LSU 2009-10 Tennessee Florida Alabama Florida Florida 2008-09 Auburn Arkansas Auburn Alabama Tennessee 2007-08 LSU Arkansas Florida Georgia LSU 2006-07 Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Florida Arkansas 2005-06 LSU Tennessee Auburn Georgia Georgia 2004-05 LSU Tennessee Auburn Georgia Tennessee 2003-04 Tennessee Tennessee Vanderbilt Georgia Florida 2002-03 Tennessee Arkansas Auburn Alabama Arkansas 2001-02 Tennessee Arkansas South Carolina Georgia Florida 2000-01 Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Georgia Arkansas 1999-2000 UG/UT Arkansas Auburn Alabama Arkansas 1998-99 Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Georgia LSU 1997-98 Tennessee Florida Georgia Georgia LSU 1996-97 Georgia Florida Georgia Georgia Florida 1995-96 Georgia Arkansas Auburn Georgia LSU 1994-95 Tennessee Arkansas Florida Alabama LSU 1993-94 Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Georgia Alabama 1992-93 Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Georgia LSU 1991-92 Ole Miss Arkansas LSU Georgia Florida 1990-91 Georgia Tennessee Florida Georgia LSU 1989-90 Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Alabama Florida 1988-89 Auburn Kentucky Auburn Florida LSU 1987-88 Auburn Alabama Georgia Alabama LSU 1986-87 Auburn Alabama Florida Georgia LSU 1985-86 Georgia Kentucky Florida Georgia (Vacated) 1984-85 Tennessee Florida Georgia Florida LSU 1983-84 Georgia Tennessee Florida Florida Tennessee 1982-83 Georgia Georgia Florida 1981-82 Kentucky Florida Florida 1980-81 Auburn Florida LSU 1979-80 Tennessee

Season Outdoor Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Volleyball Track & Field & Diving 2017-18 Florida South Carolina Florida Texas A&M Vanderbilt UF/UK 2016-17 Arkansas Florida Florida Texas A&M Vanderbilt Florida/Missouri 2015-16 Arkansas Florida Florida Texas A&M Florida Texas A&M 2014-15 Arkansas Texas A&M Florida Georgia Florida Florida 2013-14 Arkansas Texas A&M Georgia Georgia Georgia Missouri 2012-13 Texas A&M Florida Florida Georgia UF/UG/A&M Florida 2011-12 LSU South Carolina Alabama Georgia Florida Tennessee 2010-11 LSU Florida Alabama Georgia Florida Florida 2009-10 LSU Florida Alabama Georgia Florida LSU 2008-09 Florida Florida Florida Florida Georgia Florida 2007-08 LSU Florida Florida Auburn Florida Florida 2006-07 LSU Florida Tennessee Auburn Florida/Georgia Florida 2005-06 Georgia Tennessee Alabama Georgia Florida Florida 2004-05 South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Auburn Kentucky Florida/Tennessee 2003-04 Arkansas Tennessee LSU Auburn Florida Florida 2002-03 Florida Auburn Georgia Auburn Florida Florida 2001-02 South Carolina Florida LSU Florida Georgia Florida 2000-01 Arkansas Florida LSU Georgia Florida Florida 1999-2000 Arkansas Florida LSU Georgia Georgia Florida 1998-99 South Carolina Florida LSU Georgia Florida Florida 1997-98 Florida Florida Florida Georgia Florida Florida 1996-97 Florida Florida South Carolina* Georgia Florida Florida 1995-96 LSU Kentucky Florida Florida Florida 1994-95 Georgia Vanderbilt Florida Florida Florida 1993-94 Alabama Vanderbilt* Florida Georgia Florida 1992-93 LSU Florida Florida Florida 1991-92 Florida Florida Florida LSU/Florida 1990-91 LSU Florida Florida LSU 1989-90 LSU Florida Florida/Georgia LSU 1988-89 LSU Florida Georgia Kentucky 1987-88 LSU Florida Florida Kentucky 1986-87 LSU Florida Florida Georgia/LSU 1985-86 Alabama Florida Florida Georgia 1984-85 LSU Alabama Florida Tennessee 1983-84 Tennessee Florida Florida Kentucky 1982-83 Tennessee Florida Georgia Tennessee 1981-82 Tennessee Florida Florida Tennessee 1980-81 Tennessee Florida Florida Kentucky 1979-80 Florida Kentucky

* First year SEC sponsored the sport at varsity status Men’s NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Baseball 2000 - Florida 1126 Buddy Alexander Year - Champion Record Coach 2005 - Georgia 1135 Chris Haack 1990 - Georgia 52-19, 18-9 Steve Webber 2013 - Alabama 4-1 Jay Seawell 1991 - LSU 58-18, 19-7 Skip Bertman 2014 - Alabama 4-1 Jay Seawell 1993 - LSU 53-17, 18-8-1 Skip Bertman 2015 - LSU 4-1 Chuck Winstead 1996 - LSU 52-15, 20-10 Skip Bertman 1997 - LSU 57-13, 22-7 Skip Bertman Swimming & Diving 2000 - LSU 52-17, 19-10 Skip Bertman Year - Champion Points Coach 2009 - LSU 56-17, 20-10 Paul Mainieri 1978 - Tennessee 307 Ray Bussard 2010 - S. Carolina 54-16, 21-9 Ray Tanner 1983 - Florida 238 Randy Reese 2011 - S. Carolina 55-14, 22-8 Ray Tanner 1985 - Florida 287.5 Randy Reese 2014 - Vanderbilt 51-21, 21-9 Tim Corbin 1997 - Auburn 496.5 David Marsh 2017 - Florida 52-19, 21-9 Kevin O’Sullivan 1999 - Auburn 467.5 David Marsh 2003 - Auburn 609.5 David Marsh Basketball 2004 - Auburn 634 David Marsh Year - Champion Record Coach 2005 - Auburn 491 David Marsh 1948 - Kentucky 36-3, 9-0 Adolph Rupp 2006 - Auburn 480.5 David Marsh 1949 - Kentucky 32-2, 13-0 Adolph Rupp 2007 - Auburn 566 David Marsh 1951 - Kentucky 32-2, 14-0 Adolph Rupp 2008 - Auburn 526 Richard Quick 1958 - Kentucky 23-6, 12-2 Adolph Rupp 1978 - Kentucky 30-2, 16-2 Joe B. Hall Tennis 1994 - Arkansas 31-3, 14-2 Nolan Richardson Year - Champion Record Coach 1996 - Kentucky 34-2, 16-0 Rick Pitino 1959 - Tulane (tie) Emmet Pare 1998 - Kentucky 35-4, 14-2 Orlando “Tubby” Smith 1985 - Georgia 36-1, 10-0 Dan Magill 2006 - Florida 33-6, 10-6 Billy Donovan 1987 - Georgia 24-3, 9-0 Dan Magill 2007 - Florida 35-5, 13-3 Billy Donovan 1999 - Georgia 27-2, 10-4 Manuel Diaz 2012 - Kentucky 38-2, 16-0 John Calipari 2001 - Georgia 28-1, 11-0 Manuel Diaz 2007 - Georgia 32-0, 11-0 Manuel Diaz Boxing 2008 - Georgia 27-3, 10-1 Manuel Diaz Year - Champion Points Coach 1949 - LSU 20 James Owens Indoor Track & Field Year - Champion Points Coach Cross Country 1992 - Arkansas 53 John McDonnell Year - Champion Points Coach 1993 - Arkansas 66 John McDonnell 1972 - Tennessee 134 Stan Huntsman 1994 - Arkansas 94 John McDonnell 1991 - Arkansas 52 John McDonnell 1995 - Arkansas 59 John McDonnell 1992 - Arkansas 46 John McDonnell 1997 - Arkansas 59 John McDonnell 1993 - Arkansas 31 John McDonnell 1998 - Arkansas 56 John McDonnell 1995 - Arkansas 100 John McDonnell 1999 - Arkansas 65 John McDonnell 1998 - Arkansas 97 John McDonnell 2000 - Arkansas 69.5 John McDonnell 1999 - Arkansas 58 John McDonnell 2001 - LSU 34 Pat Henry 2000 - Arkansas 83 John McDonnell 2002 - Tennessee 62.5 Bill Webb 2003 - Arkansas 52 John McDonnell Football 2004 - LSU 44.5 Pat Henry Year - Champion Record Coach 2005 - Arkansas 56 John McDonnell 1951 - Tennessee 10-1, 5-0 R.R. Neyland 2006 - Arkansas 53 John McDonnell 1957 - Auburn 10-0, 7-0 Ralph “Shug” Jordan 2010 - Florida 57 Mike Holloway 1958 - LSU 11-0, 6-0 Paul Dietzel 2011 - Florida 52 Mike Holloway 1960 - Ole Miss 10-0-1, 5-0-1 John Vaught 2012 - Florida 52 Mike Holloway 1961 - Alabama 11-0, 7-0 Paul “Bear” Bryant 2013 - Arkansas 74 Chris Bucknam 1964 - Alabama 10-1, 8-0 Paul “Bear” Bryant 2017 - Texas A&M 46 Pat Henry 1965 - Alabama 9-1-1, 6-1-1 Paul “Bear” Bryant 2018 - Florida 40 Mike Holloway 1973 - Alabama 11-1, 8-0 Paul “Bear” Bryant 1978 - Alabama 11-1, 6-0 Paul “Bear” Bryant 1979 - Alabama 12-0, 6-0 Paul “Bear” Bryant Outdoor Track & Field 1980 - Georgia 12-0, 6-0 Vince Dooley Year - Champion Points Coach 1992 - Alabama 13-0, 8-0 Gene Stallings 1933 - LSU 58 Bernie Moore 1996 - Florida 12-1, 8-0 Steve Spurrier 1974 - Tennessee 60 Stan Huntsman 1998 - Tennessee 13-0, 8-0 Phillip Fulmer 1989 - LSU 53 Pat Henry 2003 - LSU 13-1, 7-1 Nick Saban 1990 - LSU 44 Pat Henry 2006 - Florida 13-1, 7-1 Urban Meyer 1991 - Tennessee 51 Doug Brown 2007 - LSU 12-2, 6-2 Les Miles 1992 - Arkansas 60 John McDonnell 2008 - Florida 13-1, 7-1 Urban Meyer 1993 - Arkansas 69 John McDonnell 2009 - Alabama 14-0, 8-0 Nick Saban 1994 - Arkansas 83 John McDonnell 2010 - Auburn 14-0, 8-0 Gene Chizik 1995 - Arkansas 61.5 John McDonnell 2011 - Alabama 13-1, 7-1 Nick Saban 1996 - Arkansas 55 John McDonnell 2012 - Alabama 13-1, 7-1 Nick Saban 1997 - Arkansas 55 John McDonnell 2015 - Alabama 14-1, 7-1 Nick Saban 1998 - Arkansas 58.5 John McDonnell 2016 - Alabama 13-1, 7-1 Nick Saban 1999 - Arkansas 59 John McDonnell 2001 - Tennessee 50 Bill Webb Golf 2002 - LSU 64 Pat Henry Year - Champion Score Coach 2003 - Arkansas 59 John McDonnell 1940 - LSU 601 (tie) Mike Donahue 2004 - Arkansas 65.5 John McDonnell 1942 - LSU 590 (tie) Mike Donahue 2005 - Arkansas 60 John McDonnell 1947 - LSU 606 T.P. “Red” Heard 2012 - Florida 50 Mike Holloway 1955 - LSU 574 Mike Barbato 2013 - Florida 53 Mike Holloway 1968 - Florida 1154 Buster Bishop Texas A&M 53 Pat Henry 1973 - Florida 1149 Buster Bishop 2016 - Florida 62 Mike Holloway 1993 - Florida 1145 Buddy Alexander 2017 - Florida 61.5 Mike Holloway 1999 - Georgia 1180 Chris Haack 25 Women’s NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Basketball 2000 - Georgia 490.5 Jack Bauerle Year - Champion Record Coach 2001 - Georgia 389 Jack Bauerle 1987 - Tennessee 28-6, 6-3 Pat Summitt 2002 - Auburn 474 David Marsh 1989 - Tennessee 35-2, 8-1 Pat Summitt 2003 - Auburn 536 David Marsh 1991 - Tennessee 30-5, 6-3 Pat Summitt 2004 - Auburn 569 David Marsh 1996 - Tennessee 32-4, 9-2 Pat Summitt 2005 - Georgia 609.5 Jack Bauerle 1997 - Tennessee 29-10, 8-4 Pat Summitt 2006 - Auburn 518.5 David Marsh 1998 - Tennessee 39-0, 14-0 Pat Summitt 2007 - Auburn 535 David Marsh\ 2007 - Tennessee 34-3, 14-0 Pat Summitt Dorsey Tierney-Walker 2008 - Tennessee 36-2, 13-1 Pat Summitt 2010 - Florida 382 Greg Troy 2017 - South Carolina 33-4, 14-2 Dawn Staley 2013 - Georgia 477 Jack Bauerle 2014 - Georgia 528 Jack Bauerle Cross Country 2016 - Georgia 414 Jack Bauerle Year - Champion Points Coach 1988 - Kentucky 75 Don Weber Tennis Year - Champion Record Coach Equestrian 1992 - Florida 30-0, 14-0 Andy Brandi Year - Champion Points Coach 1994 - Georgia 27-2, 14-0 Jeff Wallace 2013 - Auburn 3-1 Greg Williams 1996 - Florida 31-0, 14-0 Andy Brandi 2014 - Georgia 3-1 Meghan Boenig 1998 - Florida 27-0, 14-0 Andy Brandi 2015 - S. Carolina 10-6 Boo Major 2000 - Georgia 27-2, 11-0 Jeff Wallace 2016 - Auburn 8-7 Greg Williams 2003 - Florida 31-2, 10-1 Roland Thornqvist 2017 - Texas A&M 11-5 Tana McKay 2011 - Florida 31-1, 11-0 Roland Thornqvist 2018 - Auburn 10-5 Greg Williams 2012 - Florida 27-1, 11-0 Roland Thornqvist 2015 - Vanderbilt 25-6, 11-2 Geoff Macdonald Golf 2017 - Florida 29-3, 11-2 Roland Thornqvist Year - Champion Score Coach 1985 - Florida 1218 Mimi Ryan Indoor Track & Field 1986 - Florida 1180 Mimi Ryan Year - Champion Points Coach 2001 - Georgia 1176 Todd McCorkle 1987 - LSU 49 Sam Seemes 2012 - Alabama 1171 Mic Potter 1989 - LSU 61 Pat Henry 1991 - LSU 48 Pat Henry Gymnastics 1992 - Florida 50 Beverly Kearney Year - Champion Score Coach 1993 - LSU 49 Pat Henry 1987 - Georgia 187.90 Suzanne Yoculan 1994 - LSU 48 Pat Henry 1988 - Alabama 190.05 Sarah Patterson 1995 - LSU 40 Pat Henry 1989 - Georgia 192.65 Suzanne Yoculan 1996 - LSU 52 Pat Henry 1991 - Alabama 195.125 Sarah Patterson 1997 - LSU 49 Pat Henry 1993 - Georgia 198.00 Suzanne Yoculan 2002 - LSU 57 Pat Henry 1996 - Alabama 198.025 Sarah Patterson 2003 - LSU 62 Pat Henry 1998 - Georgia 197.725 Suzanne Yoculan 2004 - LSU 52 Pat Hentry 1999 - Georgia 196.850 Suzanne Yoculan 2005 - Tennessee 46 J.J. Clark 2002 - Alabama 197.575 Sarah Patterson 2009 - Tennessee 42 J.J. Clark 2005 - Georgia 197.825 Suzanne Yoculan 2015 - Arkansas 63 Lance Harter 2006 - Georgia 197.750 Suzanne Yoculan 2018 - Georgia 60 Petros Kyprianou 2007 - Georgia 197.850 Suzanne Yoculan 2008 - Georgia 197.450 Suzanne Yoculan Outdoor Track & Field 2009 - Georgia 197.825 Suzanne Yoculan Year - Champion Points Coach 2011 - Alabama 197.650 Sarah Patterson 1987 - LSU 62 Sam Seemes 2012 - Alabama 197.850 Sarah Patterson 1988 - LSU 61 Pat Henry 2013 - Florida 197.575 Rhonda Faehn 1989 - LSU 86 Pat Henry 2014 - Florida 198.175 Rhonda Faehn 1990 - LSU 53 Pat Henry 2015 - Florida 197.850 Rhonda Faehn 1991 - LSU 78 Pat Henry 1992 - LSU 82 Pat Henry Soccer 1993 - LSU 93 Pat Henry Year - Champion Record Coach 1994 - LSU 86 Pat Henry 1998 - Florida 26-1, 8-0 Becky Burleigh 1995 - LSU 69 Pat Henry 1996 - LSU 81 Pat Henry Softball 1997 - LSU 63 Pat Henry Year - Champion Record Coach 2000 - LSU 58 Pat Henry 2012 - Alabama 60-8, 23-5 Patrick Murphy 2002 - South Carolina 82 Curtis Frye 2014 - Florida 55-12, 15-9 Tim Walton 2003 - LSU 64 Pat Henry 2015 - Florida 50-6, 18-5 Tim Walton 2006 - Auburn 57 Ralph Spry 2008 - LSU 67 Dennis Shaver Swimming & Diving 2012 - LSU 76 Dennis Shaver Year - Champion Points Coach 2014 - Texas A&M 75 Pat Henry 1982 - Florida 505 Randy Reese 2016 - Arkansas 72 Lance Harter 1999 - Georgia 504.5 Jack Bauerle

26 Executive COMMITTEE YEAR-BY-YEAR MEMBERS

1933 Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky 1950 President - Frank L. McVey, Kentucky Commissioner - Martin S. Conner President - Fred T. Mitchell, Mississippi State Vice President - J .F. Broussard, LSU Executive Committee Vice President - Harold W. Stoke, LSU Sec./Treas. - A. H. Armstrong, Georgia Tech R. C. Foster, Alabama Secretary/Treasurer - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. Executive Committee R. C. Harris, Tulane Executive Committee Frank L. McVey, Kentucky W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Fred T. Mitchell, Mississippi State College J .F. Broussard, LSU O. C. Carmichael, Vanderbilt Harold W. Stoke, LSU A. H. Armstrong, Georgia Tech M. L. Brittain, Georgia Tech N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee J. J. Doster, Alabama John M. Gallalee, Alabama William Hemingway, Ole Miss 1942 J. Hills Miller, Florida President - R. C. Harris, Tulane 1935 Vice President - O. C. Carmichael, Vanderbilt 1951 President - John J. Tigert, Florida Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky President - Fred T. Mitchell, Mississippi State Vice President - William Hemingway, Ole Miss Commissioner - Martin S. Conner Vice President - Herman L. Donovan, Kentucky Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Executive Committee Secretary/Treasurer - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. Executive Committee R. C. Harris, Tulane Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore John J. Tigert, Florida O. C. Carmichael, Vanderbilt Executive Committee William Hemingway, Ole Miss W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Fred T. Mitchell, Mississippi State College W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky M. L. Brittain, Georgia Tech Herman L. Donovan, Kentucky J. J. Doster, Alabama L. N. Duncan, Alabama Polytechnic Institute N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee R. L. Menuet, Tulane John M. Gallalee, Alabama 1943 J. Hills Miller, Florida 1936 President - R. C. Harris, Tulane President - John J. Tigert, Florida Vice President - O. C. Carmichael, Vanderbilt 1952 Vice President - William Hemingway, Ole Miss Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky President - John M. Gallalee, Alabama Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Commissioner - Martin S. Conner Vice President - J. Hills Miller, Florida Executive Committee Executive Committee Secretary/Treasurer - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. John J. Tigert, Florida R. C. Harris, Tulane Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore William Hemingway, Ole Miss O. C. Carmichael, Vanderbilt Executive Committee W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky John M. Gallalee, Alabama W. O. Payne, Georgia M. L. Brittain, Georgia Tech J. Hills Miller, Florida N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee L. N. Duncan, Alabama Polytechnic Institute N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee Fred T. Mitchell, Mississippi State College 1937 1945 Omer C. Aderhold, Georgia President - R. L. Menuet, Tulane President - H. W. Caldwell, Georgia Vice President - B. F. Finney, Univ. of the South Vice President - R. R. Paty, Alabama 1953 Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky President - John D. Williams, Ole Miss Executive Committee Commissioner - Martin S. Conner Vice President - Omer C. Aderhold, Georgia R. L. Menuet, Tulane Executive Committee Secretary/Treasurer - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. B. F. Finney, University of the South H. W. Caldwell, Georgia Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky R. R. Paty, Alabama Executive Committee G. D. Humphrey, Mississippi State College W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky John D. Williams, Ole Miss H. M. Martin, Alabama Polytechnic Institute O. C. Carmichael, Vanderbilt Omer C. Aderhold, Georgia G. D. Humphrey, Mississippi State College N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee 1938 Harvie Branscomb, Vanderbilt President - B. F. Finney, University of the South 1946 Ralph B. Draughon, Alabama Poly. Institute Vice President - G. D. Humphrey, Miss. State President - John J. Tigert, Florida Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Vice President - W. B. Hatcher, LSU 1954 Executive Committee Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky President - Omer C. Aderhold, Georgia B. F. Finney, University of the South Acting Commissioner - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. Vice President - John D. Williams, Ole Miss G. D. Humphrey, Mississippi State College Executive Committee Secretary/Treasurer - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky John J. Tigert, Florida Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore M. L. Brittain, Georgia Tech W. B. Hatcher, LSU Executive Committee R. C. Foster, Alabama W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Omer C. Aderhold, Georgia A. B. Butts, Ole Miss John D. Williams, Ole Miss 1939 B. R. VanLeer, Georgia Tech N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee President - G. D. Humphrey, Mississippi State Harvie Branscomb, Vanderbilt Vice President - M. L. Brittain, Georgia Tech 1947 Ralph B. Draughon, Alabama Poly. Institute Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Acting Commissioner - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. Executive Committee 1955 G. D. Humphrey, Mississippi State College 1948 President - Omer C. Aderhold, Georgia M. L. Brittain, Georgia Tech President - B. R. VanLeer, Georgia Tech Vice President - John D. Williams, Ole Miss W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Vice President - Fred T. Mitchell, Miss. State Secretary/Treasurer - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. R. C. Foster, Alabama Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore R. C. Harris, Tulane Executive Committee Executive Committee B. R. VanLeer, Georgia Tech Omer C. Aderhold, Georgia 1940 Fred T. Mitchell, Mississippi State College John D. Williams, Ole Miss President - G. D. Humphrey, Mississippi State W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee Vice President - R. C. Foster, Alabama Harold W. Stoke, LSU Forrest U. Lake, Tulane Sec./Treas. - W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Ralph B. Draughon, Alabama Poly. Institute A. D. Kirwan, Kentucky Commissioner - Martin S. Conner Executive Committee 1949 G. D. Humphrey, Mississippi State College President - B. R. VanLeer, Georgia Tech R. C. Foster, Alabama Vice President - Fred T. Mitchell, Miss. State W. D. Funkhouser, Kentucky Coll. 1956 R. C. Harris, Tulane Secretary/Treasurer - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. President - John D. Williams, Ole Miss O. C. Carmichael, Vanderbilt Executive Committee Vice President - Troy H. Middleton, LSU B. R. VanLeer, Georgia Tech Secretary/Treasurer - N. W. Dougherty, Tenn. Fred T. Mitchell, Mississippi State College Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee Executive Committee 1941 Harold W. Stoke, LSU John D. Williams, Ole Miss President - R. C. Foster, Alabama Ralph B. Draughon, Alabama Poly. Institute Troy H. Middleton, LSU Vice President - R. C. Harris, Tulane N. W. Dougherty, Tennessee 168 Executive COMMITTEE

A. D. Kirwan, Kentucky Earl M. Ramer, Tennessee 1971 Alfred W. Scott, Georgia President - Alexander Heard, Vanderbilt 1964 Vice President - Harry M. Philpott, Auburn 1957 President - Ralph B. Draughon, Auburn Secretary - H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia President - John D. Williams, Ole Miss Vice President - Herbert E. Longenecker, Tulane Commissioner - A. M. Coleman Vice President - Troy H. Middleton, LSU Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore Alexander Heard, Vanderbilt Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore Executive Committee Harry M. Philpott, Auburn Ralph B. Draughon, Auburn H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia Executive Committee Herbert E. Longenecker, Tulane William L. Giles, Mississippi State John D. Williams, Ole Miss T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss William L. Matthews, Jr., Kentucky Troy H. Middleton, LSU Dean W. Colvard, Mississippi State T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Earl M. Ramer, Tennessee 1972 A. D. Kirwan, Kentucky President - Harry M. Philpott, Auburn Alfred W. Scott, Georgia 1965 Vice President - William L. Giles, Miss. State President - Ralph B. Draughon, Auburn Secretary - R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt 1958 Vice President - Dean W. Colvard, Miss. State Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter President - Troy H. Middleton, LSU Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee Vice President - Frank G. Dickey, Kentucky Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore Harry M. Philpott, Auburn Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee William L. Giles, Mississippi State Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore Ralph B. Draughon, Auburn R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt Executive Committee Dean W. Colvard, Mississippi State William L. Matthews, Jr., Kentucky Troy H. Middleton, LSU T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Frank G. Dickey, Kentucky John A. Hunter, LSU T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Earl M. Ramer, Tennessee 1973 C. M. Sarratt, Vanderbilt President - Harry Philpott, Auburn Alfred W. Scott, Georgia 1966 Vice President - William L. Giles, Miss. State President - A. D. Holt, Tennessee Secretary - Rob Roy Purdy, Vanderbilt 1959 Vice President - John A. Hunter, LSU Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter President - Troy H. Middleton, LSU Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee Vice President - Frank G. Dickey, Kentucky Commissioner - A. M. Coleman Harry M. Philpott, Auburn Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee William L. Giles, Mississippi State Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore A. D. Holt, Tennessee R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt Executive Committee John A. Hunter, LSU William L. Matthews, Jr., Kentucky Troy H. Middleton, LSU T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Frank G. Dickey, Kentucky Frank A. Rose, Alabama 1974 T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia President - William L. Giles, Mississippi State C. M. Sarratt, Vanderbilt Vice President - Fred C. Davidson, Georgia Alfred W. Scott, Georgia 1967 Secretary - R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt President - A. D. Holt, Tennessee Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter 1960 Vice President - John A. Hunter, LSU Executive Committee President - Frank G. Dickey, Kentucky Secretary - H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia William L. Giles, Mississippi State Vice President - J. Wayne Reitz, Florida Commissioner - A. M. Coleman Fred C. Davidson, Georgia Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore A. D. Holt, Tennessee Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Executive Committee John A. Hunter, LSU Carl Maddox, LSU Frank G. Dickey, Kentucky H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia Charley Scott, Alabama J. Wayne Reitz, Florida Frank A. Rose, Alabama T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt 1975 Edwin D. Harrison, Georgia Tech Vice President - Fred C. Davidson, Georgia C. T. Sharpton, Alabama 1968 Secretary - R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt President - John A. Hunter, LSU Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter 1961 Vice President - Frank A. Rose, Alabama Executive Committee President - Frank G. Dickey, Kentucky Secretary - H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia Fred C. Davidson, Georgia Vice President - J. Wayne Reitz, Florida Commissioner - A. M. Coleman R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee Robert Q. Marston, Florida Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore John A. Hunter, LSU Carl Maddox, LSU Executive Committee Frank A. Rose, Alabama Charley Scott, Alabama Frank G. Dickey, Kentucky H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia J. Wayne Reitz, Florida R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt 1976 T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Stephen C. O’Connell, Florida President - Fred C. Davidson, Georgia Edwin D. Harrison, Georgia Tech Vice President - Porter L. Fortune, Ole Miss C. T. Sharpton, Alabama 1969 Secretary - R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt President - John A. Hunter, LSU Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter 1962 Vice President - Frank A. Rose, Alabama Executive Committee President - J. Wayne Reitz, Florida Secretary - H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia Fred C. Davidson, Georgia Vice President - Edwin D. Harrison, Ga. Tech Commissioner - A. M. Coleman Porter L. Fortune, Ole Miss Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore John A. Hunter, LSU Robert Q. Marston, Florida Executive Committee Frank A. Rose, Alabama Charley Scott, Alabama J. Wayne Reitz, Florida H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia George R. Woodruff, Tennessee Edwin D. Harrison, Georgia Tech R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Stephen C. O’Connell, Florida 1977 Ralph B. Draughon, Auburn President - Fred C. Davidson, Georgia John H. Stambaugh, Vanderbilt 1970 Vice President - Porter L. Fortune, Ole Miss President - Alexander Heard, Vanderbilt Secretary - R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt 1963 Vice President - Harry M. Philpott, Auburn Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter President - J. Wayne Reitz, Florida Secretary - H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia Executive Committee Vice President - Edwin D. Harrison, Ga. Tech Commissioner - A. M. Coleman Fred C. Davidson, Georgia Secretary - T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss Executive Committee Porter L. Fortune, Ole Miss Commissioner - Bernie H. Moore Alexander Heard, Vanderbilt R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt Executive Committee Harry M. Philpott, Auburn Robert Q. Marston, Florida J. Wayne Reitz, Florida H. Boyd McWhorter, Georgia W. S. Bailey, Auburn Edwin D. Harrison, Georgia Tech William L. Giles, Mississippi State George R. Woodruff, Tennessee T. A. Bickerstaff, Ole Miss William L. Matthews, Jr., Kentucky Ralph B. Draughon, Auburn 1978 169 Executive COMMITTEE

President - Porter L. Fortune, Ole Miss Joab Thomas, Alabama 1991 Vice President - Otis A. Singletary, Kentucky W. S. Bailey, Auburn President - Charles Knapp, Georgia Secretary - R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt Marshall Criser, Florida Vice President - Charles Wethington, Kentucky Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter William M. Powell, Georgia Secretary - Joseph Boland, Auburn Executive Committee Warner Alford, Ole Miss Commissioner - Roy Kramer Porter L. Fortune, Ole Miss Susan Feamer, Kentucky Executive Committee Otis A. Singletary, Kentucky Charles Knapp, Georgia R. R. Purdy, Vanderbilt 1985 Charles Wethington, Kentucky James D. McComas, Mississippi State President - R. Gerald Turner, Ole Miss Joseph Boland, Auburn W. S. Bailey, Auburn Vice President - James Martin, Auburn Charles Kiesler, Vanderbilt George R. Woodruff, Tennessee Secretary - W. S. Bailey, Auburn Bill Arnsparger, Florida Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter William Davis, LSU 1979 Executive Committee Sarah Patterson, Alabama President - Porter L. Fortune, Ole Miss R. Gerald Turner, Ole Miss Vice President - Otis A. Singletary, Kentucky James Martin, Auburn 1992 Secretary - W. S. Bailey, Auburn W. S. Bailey, Auburn President - Charles Knapp, Georgia Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter William M. Powell, Georgia Vice President - Charles Wethington, Kentucky Executive Committee Cliff Hagan, Kentucky Secretary - Max WIlliams, Ole Miss Porter L. Fortune, Ole Miss Joan Cronan, Tennessee Commissioner - Roy Kramer Otis A. Singletary, Kentucky Executive Committee W. S. Bailey, Auburn 1986 Charles Knapp, Georgia Mandell Glicksberg, Florida President - R. Gerald Turner, Ole Miss John Lombardi, Florida Roy F. Kramer, Vanderbilt Vice President - James Martin, Auburn Bev Rouse, Arkansas Secretary - Mandell Glicksberg, Florida Larry Templeton, Mississippi State Commissioner - Harvey W. Schiller Charles Wethington, Kentucky 1980 Executive Committee Max Williams, Ole Miss President - Otis A. Singletary, Kentucky R. Gerald Turner, Ole Miss Vice President - Edward J. Boling, Tennessee James Martin, Auburn 1993 Secretary - W. S. Bailey, Auburn Mandell Glicksberg, Florida President - Charles Wethington, Kentucky Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter Paul Harrawood, Vanderbilt Vice President - John Lombardi, Florida Executive Committee Cliff Hagan, Kentucky Secretary - Max Williams, Ole Miss Otis A. Singletary, Kentucky Joan Cronan, Tennessee Commissioner - Roy Kramer Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Executive Committee W. S. Bailey, Auburn 1987 Charles Wethington, Kentucky Mandell Glicksberg, Florida President - James Martin, Auburn John Lombardi, Florida Roy F. Kramer, Vanderbilt Vice President - Donald Zacharias, Miss. State Max Williams, Ole Miss Secretary - Mandell Glicksberg, Florida Joe Johnson, Tennessee 1981 Commissioner - Harvey W. Schiller Jane Moore, Auburn Vice President - Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Executive Committee Larry Templeton, Mississippi State Secretary - W. S. Bailey, Auburn James Martin, Auburn Bev Lewis, Arkansas Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter Donald Zacharias, Mississippi State Executive Committee Mandell Glicksberg, Florida 1994 Otis A. Singletary, Kentucky Max Williams, Ole Miss President - Charles Wethington, Kentucky Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Cliff Hagan, Kentucky Vice President - John Lombardi, Florida W. S. Bailey, Auburn Joan Cronan, Tennessee Secretary - Max Williams, Ole Miss Joab Thomas, Alabama Commissioner - Roy Kramer Mandell Glicksberg, Florida 1988 Executive Committee Roy F. Kramer, Vanderbilt President - James Martin, Auburn Charles Wethington, Kentucky Vice President - Donald Zacharias, Miss. State John Lombardi, Florida 1982 Secretary - Mandell Glicksberg, Florida Max Williams, Ole Miss President - Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Commissioner - Harvey W. Schiller Joe Johnson, Tennessee Vice President - Robert Q. Marston, Florida Executive Committee Jane Moore, Auburn Secretary - W. S. Bailey, Auburn James Martin, Auburn Bev Lewis, Arkansas Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter Donald Zacharias, Mississippi State Mike McGee, South Carolina Executive Committee Mandell Glicksberg, Florida Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Max Williams, Ole Miss 1995 Robert Q. Marston, Florida Doug Dickey, Tennessee President - John Lombardi, Florida W. S. Bailey, Auburn Sarah Patterson, Alabama Vice President - Joe Johnson, Tennessee Joab Thomas, Alabama Secretary - Max Williams, Ole Miss William M. Powell, Georgia 1989 Commissioner - Roy Kramer Warner Alford, Ole Miss President - Donald Zacharias, Mississippi State Executive Committee Susan Feamer, Kentucky Vice President - Charles Knapp, Georgia John Lombardi, Florida Secretary - Mandell Glicksberg, Florida Joe Johnson, Tennessee Commissioner - Harvey W. Schiller Max Williams, Ole Miss Executive Committee Roger Sayers, Alabama 1983 Donald Zacharias, Mississippi State Jane Moore, Auburn President - Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Charles Knapp, Georgia Mike McGee, South Carolina Vice President - James D. McComas, Miss. Mandell Glicksberg, Florida June Stewart, Vanderbilt State David Roselle, Kentucky Secretary - W. S. Bailey, Auburn Max Williams, Ole Miss 1996 Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter Doug Dickey, Tennessee President - John Lombardi, Florida Executive Committee Sarah Patterson, Alabama Vice President - Joe Johnson, Tennessee Edward J. Boling, Tennessee Secretary - Max Williams, Ole Miss James D. McComas, Mississippi State 1990 Commissioner - Roy Kramer W. S. Bailey, Auburn President - Donald Zacharias, Mississippi State Executive Committee William M. Powell, Georgia Vice President - Charles Knapp, Georgia John Lombardi, Florida Warner Alford, Ole Miss Secretary - Mandell Glicksburg, Florida Joe Johnson, Tennessee Susan Feamer, Kentucky Commissioner - Roy Kramer Max Williams, Ole Miss Executive Committee Roger Sayers, Alabama 1984 Donald Zacharias, Mississippi State Jane Moore, Auburn President - James D. McComas, Miss. State Charles Knapp, Georgia Mike McGee, South Carolina Vice President - Joab Thomas, Alabama William Davis, LSU June Stewart, Vanderbilt Secretary - W. S. Bailey, Auburn Joseph Boland, Auburn Commissioner - H. Boyd McWhorter Doug Dickey, Tennessee 1997 Executive Committee Sarah Patterson, Alabama President - John Lombardi, Florida James D. McComas, Mississippi State Vice President - Joe Johnson, Tennessee 170 Executive COMMITTEE

Secretary - Max Williams, Ole Miss 2004 Dr. Steve Turner, Mississippi State Commissioner - Roy Kramer President - Dr. Michael Adams, Georgia Bev Lewis, Arkansas Executive Committee Vice President - Dr. Andrew Sorensen, USC John Lombardi, Florida Secretary - Dr. Nick Cassisi, Florida 2012 Joe Johnson, Tennessee Commissioner - Michael L. Slive President - Jay Gouge, Auburn Max Williams, Ole Miss Executive Committee Vice President - Nick Zeppos, Vanderbilt William Muse, Auburn Dr. John White, Arkansas Secretary - Joseph L. Fink, III, Kentucky Pat Culbertson, LSU Dr. Robert Weems, Ole Miss Commissioner - Michael L. Slive Mike McGee, South Carolina Judy Southard, LSU Executive Committee June Stewart, Vanderbilt David Housel, Auburn David Gearhart, Arkansas Mal Moore, Alabama 1998 2005 Lynda Tealer, Florida President - Joe Johnson, Tennessee President - Dr. Michael Adams, Georgia Steve Turner, Mississippi State Vice President - William Muse, Auburn Vice President - Dr. Andrew Sorensen, USC Secretary - Pat Culbertson, LSU Secretary - Dr. Robert Weems, Ole Miss 2013 Commissioner - Roy Kramer Commissioner - Michael L. Slive President - Jay Gouge, Auburn Executive Committee Executive Committee Vice President - Nick Zeppos, Vanderbilt Joe Johnson, Tennessee Dr. John White, Arkansas Secretary - Joseph L. Fink, III, Kentucky William Muse, Auburn Larry Templeton, Mississippi State Commissioner - Michael L. Slive Pat Culbertson, LSU Judy Southard, LSU Executive Committee Gene Marsh, Alabama Marcia Boosinger, Auburn David Gearhart, Arkansas Vince Dooley, Georgia Greg McGarity, Georgia Robert Khayat, Ole Miss 2006 Lynda Tealer, Florida June Stewart, Vanderbilt President - Dr. Andrew Sorensen, South Carolina Steve Turner, Mississippi State Vice President - E. Gordon Gee, Vanderbilt 1999 Secretary - Dr. Robert Weems, Ole Miss 2014 President - Joe Johnson, Tennessee Commissioner - Michael L. Slive President - Nick Zeppos, Vanderbilt Vice President - William Muse, Auburn Executive Committee Vice President - Dr. David Gearhart, Arkansas Secretary - Pat Culbertson, LSU Dr. Michael F. Adams, Georgia Secretary - Joseph L. Fink, III, Kentucky Commissioner - Roy Kramer Larry Templeton, Mississippi State Commissioner - Michael L. Slive Executive Committee Marcia Boosinger, Auburn Executive Committee Joe Johnson, Tennessee Judy Southard, LSU Dr. Mark Keenum, Mississippi State William Muse, Auburn Greg McGarity, Georgia Pat Culbertson, LSU 2007 Lynda Tealer, Florida Gene Marsh, Alabama President - Dr. Andrew Sorensen, South Carolina Ron Rychlak, Ole Miss Anne Marie Rogers, Florida Vice President - TBA Vince Dooley, Georgia Secretary - Howard Brill, Arkansas 2015 Robert Khayat, Ole Miss Commissioner - Michael L. Slive President - Nick Zeppos, Vanderbilt Executive Committee Vice President - Dr. Mark Keenum, Miss.State 2000 Dr. Michael F. Adams, Georgia Secretary - Joseph L. 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Symbolic of the Southeastern ALL-TIME RESULTS Conference’s premier men’s athletic pro- gram, the Bernie Moore All-Sports Trophy 1973-74 Georgia 46 was presented annually for 21 years. The Alabama 65.5 Kentucky 34.5 SEC officially began tabulating all-sports Tennessee 63 Mississippi State 31.5 points after the 1973-74 school year and Florida 58 Vanderbilt 22 named the award after Bernie Moore, who LSU 48.5 Ole Miss 14 served as SEC Commissioner from 1948- Auburn 46.5 66. The all-sports race was discontinued Georgia 37.5 1978-79 after the 1993-94 school year. Kentucky 33 LSU 61 Points for both the Bernie Moore and Vanderbilt 28.5 Tennessee 55 Women’s All-Sports Trophies were award- Ole Miss 27.5 Florida 54.5 ed on a 12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis Mississippi State 23 Alabama 52.5 for all sports. However, only the top six fin- Auburn 50.5 ishes counted toward an institution’s total. 1974-75 Georgia 47 If a school’s lowest finish occurred in more Tennessee 60 Kentucky 39 than one sport, the most recent team to Alabama 59 Mississippi State 33 record the finish was not counted. In addi- Florida 57.5 Vanderbilt 22.5 tion, if a team was on probation in a sport, the institution was required to count that Auburn 49.5 Ole Miss 15 sport’s vacated position among its six. Kentucky 49 1979-80 In the event of a tie for a position, the LSU 49 points for the number of places involved Georgia 46 Tennessee 56.5 were added together, divided by the num- Mississippi State 24 Auburn 54 ber of teams involved in the tie and award- Vanderbilt 21.5 LSU 53.5 ed to those teams equally. Ole Miss 14.5 Georgia 50 The track finish was figured by doubling Alabama 47.5 the outdoor point total and adding it to 1975-76 Kentucky 44 indoor and cross country. Overall points Alabama 66.5 Florida 38.5 for track were then assigned by the 12-11- Tennessee 59 Ole Miss 25 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 format. Auburn 56.5 Vanderbilt 23.5 Florida 50.5 Mississippi State 20 BERNIE MOORE TROPHY WINNERS Kentucky 43.5 Year School Points Georgia 41.5 1980-81 1973-74 Alabama 65.5 LSU 41.5 Tennessee 50 1974-75 Tennessee 60.0 Vanderbilt 31 Alabama 47.5 1975-76 Alabama 66.5 Mississippi State 23 Georgia 47.5 1976-77 Alabama 62.5 Ole Miss 17 Florida 47 1977-78 Auburn 59.5 LSU 38 1976-77 1978-79 LSU 61.0 Auburn 35.5 1979-80 Tennessee 56.5 Alabama 62.5 Kentucky 31 1980-81 Tennessee 50.0 Florida 61.5 Mississippi State 26.5 1981-82 Alabama 55.0 Tennessee 52.5 Ole Miss 24 1982-83 Alabama 50.0 Georgia 49 Vanderbilt 17.5 Tennessee 55.0 Kentucky 48 1981-82 1983-84 Auburn 51.0 Auburn 40.5 1984-85 Georgia 56.0 LSU 40 Alabama 55 1985-86 LSU 56.0 Vanderbilt 25 Tennessee 55 1986-87 LSU 55.5 Ole Miss 22.5 Georgia 53.5 1987-88 LSU 57.5 Mississippi State 21.5 Florida 45 1988-89 LSU 59.0 Auburn 32 1977-78 1989-90 Tennessee 55.5 Ole Miss 29 1990-91 LSU 54.5 Auburn 59.5 Kentucky 27.5 1991-92 Florida 65.0 Florida 57.5 LSU 27 1992-93 Florida 61.0 LSU 54 Mississippi State 27 1993-94* Florida 67.0 Alabama 52 Vanderbilt 15 *Final year of Bernie Moore Trophy Tennessee 49.5

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Ole Miss 23.5 Arkansas 51 1982-83 Mississippi State 20 Alabama 50 Alabama 50 Vanderbilt 15.5 Tennessee 46 Tennessee 48.5 Mississippi State 43.5 Georgia 47 1987-88 Kentucky 38.5 Florida 40 LSU 57.5 Auburn 31 LSU 38.5 Florida 54 South Carolina 30 Auburn 36.5 Auburn 51.5 Ole Miss 22 Mississippi State 30.5 Georgia 43 Vanderbilt 20.5 Ole Miss 29 Kentucky 43 Kentucky 27 Tennessee 42 1992-93 Vanderbilt 19 Alabama 27.5 Florida 61 Mississippi State 22.5 LSU 55 1983-84 Ole Miss 21 Georgia 54 Auburn 51 Vanderbilt 17 Tennessee 54 Tennessee 50.5 Arkansas 49 Florida 49.5 1988-89 Alabama 47.5 Alabama 46.5 LSU 59 Auburn 42.5 Georgia 44.5 Florida 54 Kentucky 36 LSU 38 Alabama 48 Mississippi State 34 Kentucky 32 Georgia 42.5 South Carolina 32.5 Ole Miss 29.5 Tennessee 38.5 Vanderbilt 26.5 Vanderbilt 20.5 Auburn 37 Ole Miss 22.5 Mississippi State 20 Kentucky 31 Mississippi State 27 1993-94* 1984-85 Vanderbilt 22.5 Florida 67 Georgia 56 Ole Miss 18.5 Tennessee 61 LSU 51 Arkansas 53 Alabama 44.5 1989-90 Alabama 42 Florida 44 Tennessee 55.5 Mississippi State 42 Tennessee 42.5 Alabama 49.5 Auburn 41.5 Auburn 40.5 Georgia 49 LSU 41 Kentucky 31.5 LSU 48.5 Kentucky 39 Mississippi State 25.5 Auburn 47 Georgia 38 Ole Miss 18.5 Florida 43 Ole Miss 38 Vanderbilt 18 Ole Miss 26 South Carolina 33 Mississippi State 24 Vanderbilt 17 1985-86 Kentucky 17.5 LSU 56 Vanderbilt 11.5 *Final Year of Bernie Moore Trophy Alabama 50 Auburn 48.5 1990-91 Tennessee 48 LSU 54.5 Georgia 44 Florida 49.5 Florida 40 Alabama 46.5 Kentucky 31 Tennessee 45.5 Ole Miss 26 Georgia 39.5 Vanderbilt 17 Auburn 37 Mississippi State 12 Mississippi State 34 Kentucky 29 1986-87 Ole Miss 24 LSU 55.5 Vanderbilt 16.5 Alabama 50.5 Florida 49.5 1991-92 Georgia 49.5 Florida 65 Auburn 43 LSU 56.5 Tennessee 41.5 Georgia 53.5 Kentucky 33.5 166 Women’s ALL-SPORTS TROPHY

For an 11-year span, the ALL-TIME RESULTS Women’s All-Sports Trophy 1983-84 1992-93 was awarded on the same Tennessee 39 basis as the Bernie Moore All- Georgia 58 Mississippi State 20 Florida 63.5 Sports Trophy for men’s athlet- Florida 49 Ole Miss 18 Georgia 60.5 ics. The Bernie Moore and LSU 44 Vanderbilt 14.5 Alabama 54.5 Women’s All-Sport Trophy was Alabama 41 Auburn 54 1988-89 discontinued following the Kentucky 38.5 Tennessee 52.5 1993-94 seasons. Tennessee 32.5 Florida 56.5 LSU 47 Following the 1983-84 Auburn 26 Georgia 51 Kentucky 41 school year, the SEC began Ole Miss 23 Kentucky 46 South Carolina 36 recognizing a women’s all- Mississippi State 17 Auburn 45 Ole Miss 25.5 sports champion. Women’s Vanderbilt 17 LSU 44.5 Arkansas 21 athletics officially came under Tennessee 41.5 Vanderbilt 17 1984-85 the auspices of the NCAA and Alabama 33.5 Mississippi State 16 SEC in 1982. However, SEC Florida 59 Mississippi State 19.5 1993-94* schools participated in orga- Georgia 53 Ole Miss 16 nized conference champi- LSU 46.5 Vanderbilt 14.5 Georgia 63.5 onships prior to that date. Kentucky 41.5 Florida 61 1989-90 Those championships were Tennessee 38.5 Alabama 59.5 retroactively recognized by the Alabama 36.5 Georgia 54.5 Auburn 49.5 SEC. Auburn 27 LSU 50 Tennessee 49.5 Ole Miss 20 Florida 48.5 Kentucky 43.5 WOMEN’S ALL-SPORTS Mississippi State 19.5 Kentucky 42.5 LSU 43.5 TROPHY WINNERS Vanderbilt 11.5 Tennessee 42 South Carolina 36 Year School Points Alabama 40.5 Ole Miss 27 1983-84 Georgia 58.0 1985-86 Auburn 40.5 Vanderbilt 24 1984-85 Florida 59.0 Georgia 58.5 Ole Miss 24.5 Arkansas 21.5 1985-86 Georgia 58.5 Florida 56 Mississippi State 14 Mississippi State 10.5 1986-87 Georgia 59.5 LSU 52 Vanderbilt 13 *Final Year of Women’s All-Sports 1987-88 Florida 53.5 Kentucky 44 Trophy 1988-89 Florida 56.5 Alabama 41 1990-91 1989-90 Georgia 54.5 Tennessee 29.5 Georgia 59 1990-91 Georgia 59.0 Auburn 29 Florida 55 1991-92 Florida 65.5 Ole Miss 20.5 LSU 52 1992-93 Florida 63.5 Mississippi State 18.5 Alabama 41 1993-94* Georgia 63.5 Vanderbilt 11 Auburn 39.5 Kentucky 38.5 *Final year of Women’s All-Sports 1986-87 Tennessee 38.5 Trophy Georgia 59.5 Ole Miss 21.5 Florida 55.5 Mississippi State 13 LSU 51 Vanderbilt 12 Alabama 41 Kentucky 39 1991-92 Auburn 33 Florida 65.5 Tennessee 28 Georgia 62.5 Ole Miss 23 Alabama 54 Mississippi State 20.5 LSU 51.5 Vanderbilt 12.5 Auburn 45 Tennessee 43.5 1987-88 Kentucky 41.5 Florida 53.5 Ole Miss 34.5 Georgia 52 South Carolina 29.5 LSU 50 Mississippi State 21.5 Kentucky 41.5 Vanderbilt 21 Alabama 40.5 Arkansas 19 Auburn 39

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