2022 SEC RECORD BOOK Communications Contents 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North Birmingham, AL 35203 The Southeastern Conference...... 2-4 (205) 458-3000 SEC Milestones...... 5 Commissioner Greg Sankey...... 6-7 SEC Staff...... 8 SEC Corporate Sponsors...... 9 SEC Media Services...... 10 All-Time SEC Champions...... 11 All-Time National Champions...... 12 SEC Championships Yearly Winners...... 13 HERB VINCENT CHUCK DUNLAP CRAIG PINKERTON Associate Commissioner Director Director SEC Championship Team Standings...... 14-16 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SEC Team Apparatus Champions...... 17 Football Men’s Basketball SEC Individual Champions...... 18-19 Equestrian Soccer Golf SEC Championship Records...... 20 SEC Championship Top Scores...... 21-22 SEC Honors...... 23 SEC Gymnasts of the Week...... 24-25 SEC Specialists of the Week...... 26 SEC Freshmen of the Week...... 27 All-SEC Teams...... 28-31 SEC All-Freshmen Teams...... 32 TAMMY WILSON BEN BEATY JILL SKOTARCZAK Director Assistant Director Assistant Director SEC Community Service Teams...... 33 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] NCAA Championship Team Standings...... 34-35 Women’s Basketball Baseball Gymnastics NCAA Individual Champions...... 36 Tennis Football Softball Track/Cross Country Swimming & Diving All-Americans...... 37-40 Volleyball SEC Academic Honor Roll...... 41-47 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll...... 48-49

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Credits: The 2022 Southeastern Conference Gymnastics Record Book is published 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 from this publication should credit the 2022 SEC Gymnastics Record Book. Editor: Jill Skotarczak, Assistant Director of Communications. Cover Design: B.C. Romano, Director of Video and Creative Services THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE A YEAR LIKE NO OTHER SEC member schools, as has long been the hallmark of the conference, made The events of 2020 posed a series of complex, unprecedented challenges decisions for the good of the league rather than for the benefit of individual for the entire sports world. However, the Southeastern Conference and its 14 institutions. members were some of the unquestioned leaders in all of sports for successfully navigating issues unique to competing in a healthy environment. The league’s As an example, the SEC played an incredible 69 of its 71 scheduled football patient resolve, keen ability to listen to all constituencies while blocking out games in 2020. That was only possible because the SEC moved a remarkable waves of societal and media noise and the unwavering determination to do 15 football games during the course of the season, something that could not what is best for the SEC and its student-athletes were put to the test throughout have happened if school leaders had not been willing to make adjustments and the year. And as is often the case with all things SEC, that test was front and changes in their schedules that did not necessarily benefit them individually. center on the national stage. They all bought in to the league’s direction that it was for the good of the Conference to play as many games as possible. The SEC’s leadership through the COVID-19 pandemic served its student- athletes well. Thousands of student-athletes were able to participate in their Medical Task Force guided SEC preparation for return to athletics activity lifelong passions in a healthy way. Memories were created that otherwise would A centerpiece of the SEC’s plan to create a healthy return to sports was the have never come to pass. The SEC made no hasty decisions that could have establishment of the SEC’s Return to Activity and Medical Guidance Task torpedoed the fall sports season early. Under the constant spotlight on the Force. Comprised of medical professionals representing the 14 universities of SEC, the conference fostered a culture of extreme collaboration among the the Southeastern Conference, the Task Force continues to guide the SEC for leaders of the league in order to allow the SEC’s 14 schools to move together in membership decisions related to the return of athletics activities, including team lockstep through adversity, difficult decisions and unrelenting social pressures. gatherings, practices, conditioning and competition.

The SEC established a new start date to the 2020 season and re-engineered its The SEC’s Return to Activity and Medical Guidance Task Force began meeting football schedule to become the example of how to successfully operate – and by video conference in April 2020 and updates from these meetings continue still celebrate athletic achievement – during a global crisis. to be provided to SEC Presidents and Chancellors and Athletics Directors at regular intervals. Any policy changes related to return to athletics activity are While football garnered the most attention, the SEC also conducted fall approved by the Conference membership. championships in soccer and cross country. The conference also safely participated in volleyball, and men’s and women’s golf, providing the highest The task force was responsible for identifying recommended protocols and level of amateur competition to student-athletes who otherwise would have best practices for guiding the safe return to in-person on-campus meetings, been sidelined in the fall, then continued through the winter and spring with a individual workouts, out-of-season activities and skill instruction, and practice full slate of sports and championship events. activities for student-athletes and coaches; identifying the desired amount of practice and training time required to safely acclimate student-athletes into While the pandemic had a devastating effect on the finances of college athletics competition; and identifying opportunities for a return to competition, including programs across the country, the SEC kept focus on the long-term financial considerations for student-athletes, administrators, support staff, officials and vitality of the league. In 2020, the SEC finalized a milestone 10-year agreement fans. with the Walt Disney Company that grants ABC and ESPN exclusive broadcast rights to premier SEC football and basketball events beginning in 2024-25 and A Conference That Leads and Doesn’t Follow continuing through 2033-34. Did the SEC follow in 2020? Most certainly. Many times. The Conference followed the science. The Conference followed health experts. Most The expansive landmark deal, which creates significantly more scheduling importantly, the Conference followed its own constitution to give sound, fact- flexibility for fans and schools, will establish ABC as the new broadcast network based guidance despite enormous pressure to make hasty decisions in reaction home for Saturday afternoon SEC football games, as well as selected Saturday to the COVID-19 pandemic. When speculation was that all of college football primetime football games and the annual SEC Football Championship Game would shut down, the SEC persevered and forged forward with steady beginning in 2024. In addition, approximately eight incremental marquee conversations with colleagues and outside authorities. men’s basketball games will be featured across ABC or ESPN. Shortly after the SEC Soccer Championship in November, Commissioner Greg Perhaps the most significant agreement in 2020 the conference continued Sankey summed up the efforts of SEC leaders proudly. ‘There’s actually very to make good on was the commitment to providing equal opportunities to few conferences...that have played a postseason tournament in a sport in this historically underrepresented individuals. The league office understands the COVID era, and we did that in women’s soccer. All 14 teams over 10 days, tremendous cultural influence the SEC has in its region of the country. And that staying in different hotels. We stayed healthy, named a champion. And when influence was leveraged on a multitude of cultural and societal frontiers last you think about the domino effect there, Sarah Fuller’s around, comes up here, year, including focusing on the need to once and for all remove Confederate kicks off and then kicks extra points in the Tennessee game and is involved in imagery from the state flag of Mississippi. the presidential inauguration. So we know by trying there can be great stories.”

The SEC’s widely popular slogan “It Just Means More” has struck a cultural nerve for the Conference for the past six years. But after 2020, it can certainly A BLOCKBUSTER DEAL also be applied to the effective and impactful leadership of the 14 universities of While the pandemic had a devastating effect on the finances of college athletics the Southeastern Conference. programs across the country, the SEC ensured that there is a light at the end of the tunnel for the future of the Conference. In 2020, the SEC finalized a milestone 10-year agreement that grants ABC and ESPN exclusive broadcast LEADERSHIP IN A PANDEMIC ENVIRONMENT rights to premier SEC football and basketball events beginning in 2024-25 and No circumstance proved the SEC’s leadership abilities more than the early continuing through 2033-34. uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Through uncertain times, the SEC maintained a unified conference and provided the steady, sure-handed The landmark deal, which represents a significant expansion of the conference’s guidance necessary to bring sports back not just for the SEC but for all of current partnership with ESPN, will establish ABC as the new broadcast network college sports. While others in the sports world struggled to find solid footing, home for Saturday afternoon SEC football games, as well as selected Saturday SEC’s leadership across the league moved together throughout the process in primetime football games and the annual SEC Football Championship Game. making Conference-wide decisions. In addition, approximately eight incremental marquee men’s basketball games will be featured across ABC or ESPN. 2 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE “This is a significant day for the Southeastern Conference and for the future of ESPN will have complete scheduling flexibility, resulting in maximum exposure our member institutions. Our agreement with ESPN will greatly enhance our and adding significant benefits for SEC schools, student-athletes and fans.” ability to support our student-athletes in the years ahead and to further enrich the game day experience for SEC fans around the world,” said SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey on December 10. “The broadcast industry’s NOT A SHORT-TERM CONVERSATION. COMMITMENT TO intense and widespread interest in securing the SEC’s First Tier rights is a direct DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION reflection of the sustained excellence achieved by our 14 member schools, and The SEC has long understood the tremendous cultural influence that the we are thrilled to have been able to maximize our current position of strength to conference has in its region of the country. benefit our student-athletes, the fans who go to our games and home viewers.” The SEC’s First Tier rights agreement will place all SEC media rights under In a public statement, the SEC threatened to withhold prestigious championship The Walt Disney Company umbrella, giving the SEC exposure on ABC, ESPN, events from the state of Mississippi until it removed imagery of the Confederate ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN+, SEC Network and SEC Network+. Battle Flag from the Mississippi state flag. “It is past time for change to be made to the flag for the state of Mississippi,” Commissioner Greg Sankey said. “Our Under terms of the pact more than 1,950 SEC games will be carried each year students deserve an opportunity to learn and compete in environments that across the conference’s 21 sports on ESPN networks and SEC Network. What’s are inclusive and welcoming to all. In the event there is no change, there will more, ABC will air an SECcontrolled football game each week beginning in be consideration to precluding Southeastern Conference championship events 2024, including a regular late-afternoon kickoff. In addition, ESPN will have the from being conducted in the state of Mississippi until the state flag is changed.” ability to feature marquee SEC games on ABC’s “Saturday Night Football” for the first time. The SEC Football Championship will also air on ABC in each The next day, the NCAA followed the SEC’s declaration with a similar edict, season. threatening to withhold NCAA events unless there was change to the flag.

Putting Student-Athletes and Fans First The Mississippi Legislature swiftly voted to change its flag and its new magnolia- College football has embraced a longstanding scheduling quirk. And in 2020, centered replacement was chosen by The Commission to Redesign the the SEC took a step to disrupt that tradition for years to come. Unlike most Mississippi State Flag. It was approved by state referendum on November 3, major spectator sports, the vast majority of game times in college football are 2020. set within two weeks of kickoff. And only the early weeks of the schedule are announced before the season. All other games are selected on a 12-day The league went further to ensure that meaningful changes to any symbol or notification. The lack of lead time is a frequent complaint from college sports practice or policy – written or not – that hold back historically underrepresented fans. individuals will keep coming.

The SEC got creative when striking the blockbuster TV rights deal with The Walt In an interview, Sankey said, “It’s not a short-term conversation. We’re not Disney Company. Starting in 2024, the SEC will introduce a modernized, more going to walk away from these conversations. We have to use these as learning fanfriendly scheduling process. Most game times will be announced before the moments. They have to be moments of change for all of us. The change we season so fans will know how to plan. lead must be real and must realize that all are created equal, which in our case must echo across our stadiums, our arenas, our campuses, our communities, At the same time, the schedule will still provide enough flexibility for ESPN our states and our nation.” to maximize the exposure of the SEC’s biggest and best games and react to storylines throughout the season. SEC programming on Racial Equity and Social Justice The Conference has teamed with the SEC Network to keep the topic top-of- Nuts and Bolts of the Agreement mind. The Network continues to feature interviews, TV specials, and regular The agreement includes a number of significant elements that will benefit series with impactful content such as: student-athletes and fans alike: Beyond the Whiteboard • Regular SEC Football Game on ABC on Saturday Afternoons A Conversation with Black Head Women’s Basketball Coaches • Additional football games on ABC Saturday Nights • SEC Football Championship Game on ABC The Historic Change that United Mississippi Rivals • Introduction of a modernized, more fan-friendly scheduling process, with A Look at the Creation of the New Flag many game windows solidified earlier while providing flexibility to maximize the exposure of the Conference’s biggest games Black History Always • More marquee men’s basketball games on ABC or ESPN 30-second vignettes on Significant Black SEC Historical Figures • Additional non-conference men’s basketball games on ABC, ESPN and ESPN2 Voices for Change Series • Beginning with the 2021-22 season, the right to place a limited number of Featuring SEC Student-Athletes non-conference football and men’s basketball games on ESPN+ that will allow schools autonomy to determine start times SEC Council on Racial Equity and Social Justice The Southeastern Conference moved quickly to formally launch The Council on “One of our primary goals was to improve the television scheduling process Racial Equity and Social Justice. in ways that will benefit our students, coaches, alumni and fans,” said Sankey. “With all SEC events now under The Walt Disney Company umbrella, we were The league-wide council includes more than 60 athletes who are in the SEC’s able to craft an agreement that includes more lead time for many game time existing student-athlete engagement program, plus administrative leaders from announcements, and in many ways modernizes the college football scheduling each campus and head coaches from each sport. The Council has focused on process.” five key areas: 1. Increasing access and representation for underrepresented minorities “This new agreement was born from a strong foundation which began almost 2. Providing enhanced support for underrepresented minorities 25 years ago and now reflects a shared vision of the future with the SEC, 3. Improving education on racial and social issues for all stakeholders Commissioner Sankey and their member institutions” said Jimmy Pitaro, 4. Deepening commitments to local communities Chairman, ESPN and Sports Content. “With all the conference’s games under 5. Raising awareness of racial inequity and social injustice the ESPN umbrella and adding ABC and ESPN+ to our distribution channels, MISSISSIPPI STATE • • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • A&M • VANDERBILT 3 THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Other initiatives: 2008 – Nkolika Anosike, Basketball, University of Tennessee SEC Voter Education and Participation Program On September 3, 2020, the SEC announced its first ever voter and civic 2005 – Lauryn McCalley, Swimming and Diving, University of Tennessee engagement effort. Through the SEC Voter Education and Participation Program, all 14 member universities committed to support non-partisan 2001 – Kimberly Black, Swimming and Diving, engagement of SEC student-athletes, coaches and staff in the November 2020 general election and in future local, state and federal elections. “Voting is an 2000 – , Swimming and Diving, University of Georgia important way to fulfill one’s civic duty in America,” Sankey said. “The SEC Voter Education and Participation Program focuses on creating an opportunity 1997 – Lisa Ann Cole, Swimming and Diving, University of Georgia for our universities to help our student-athletes, coaches and staff understand and participate in the election process.” 1992 – Catherin Byrne, Swimming and Diving, University of Tennessee

College Football Playoff Foundation Extra Yard for Teachers National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete – Tennessee’s Brandon The SEC earmarked funds it traditionally receives from the College Football Kennedy Playoff Foundation’s Extra Yard for Teachers program specifically to go to low Tennessee’s Brandon Kennedy was named one of 12 finalists for the 2020 resource schools in SEC communities. William V. Campbell Trophy in November by the National Football Foundation. The trophy recognizes an individual as the best in the country for his combined SEC Student-Athlete Enhancement Grant academic success, football performance and exemplary leadership. The SEC added racial equity, social justice and diversity and inclusion to the list of permissible types of programs funded by the conference’s student-athlete Nominees must be in their final year of eligibility, have a GPA of at least 3.2 on enhancement grant facilitated through applicable campus units. a 4.0 scale, have outstanding football ability as a first team player or significant contributor and have demonstrated strong leadership and citizenship. Finalists TOGETHER It Just Means More Public Service Announcements each receive an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship. In conjunction with the opening weekend of football games, the SEC launched a series of television public service announcements with the “TOGETHER, It Just Kennedy earned a master’s degree in agricultural leadership education and Means More” message. The initial announcement was 60 seconds long and communications in December 2020, marking his third degree. He earned aired during every football game played on the September 26, 2020, opening a bachelor’s degree from Alabama in psychology in just three years, then day. Later, the SEC launched four 30-second announcements that featured all transferred to Tennessee where he obtained a master’s degree in sports sponsored sports and universities. psychology and motor behavior in December 2019.

2020-21 Roy F. Kramer SEC Athletes of the Year STUDENT-ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT AND ACHIEVEMENT IN 2020- Alabama football athlete DeVonta Smith and Kentucky volleyball player 21 Madison Lilley were named the 2020-2021 Roy F. Kramer SEC Male and Virtual Career Tour Female Athletes of the Year by a vote of the league’s athletics directors. For the fifth consecutive year, but this time with a different twist, the SEC conducted its successful Student-Athlete Career Tour. The pandemic Smith, the 2020 Heisman Trophy winner, led the country in receptions, receiving could not stop this important student-athlete engagement initiative as it touchdowns and receiving yards. He led the Crimson Tide to a perfect 13-0 was conducted in a virtual format, hosting 68 student-athletes from all season, including a College Football Playoff (CFP) National Championship 14 SEC universities. victory over State.

The program allows graduating student-athletes to connect with human Lilley helped Kentucky capture its first NCAA volleyball national championship resource recruiters in various careers and submit resumes for entry- with 53 assists, and a career-high 19 digs vs. Texas in the title match. She won the level jobs and internships. The students also learn about interview 2020 SEC Player of the Year award, American Volleyball Coaches’ Association preparation, and ways to build effective business relationships through National Player of the Year award, was named the Most Outstanding Player of authenticity, curiosity, and social media best practices. This year, the the NCAA Tournament and won the Honda Award for the sport of volleyball. group met with executives at several corporations in the Atlanta area including Cox Communications, The Atlanta Hawks, and Chick-fil-A. CFP Foundation Go Teach Tuition Recipients The College Football Playoff Foundation in partnership with Dr Pepper, NCAA Woman of the Year – Kentucky’s Asia Seidt partnered with the SEC to award one studentathlete who aspires to be a Kentucky swimming standout Asia Seidt was chosen as the 2020 teacher from each SEC institution $2,500 in tuition support and the chance to NCAA Woman of the Year from more than 600 candidates with the receive an additional $20,000 in tuition as the grand prize winner. The CFP announcement during a live virtual award show in November. Foundation and Dr Pepper are dedicated to growing the Go Teach initiative to place qualified teachers in classrooms across the nation. The prestigious honor marks UK Athletics’ first NCAA Woman of the • Ariyah Copeland, Alabama, Women’s Basketball, Education Year ever. Seidt earned more All-America honors, NCAA Championship • Alyssa Lemon, Arkansas, Swimming & Diving, Childhood Education podium finishes, Southeastern Conference Championship medals and • Jessica Merritt, Auburn, Swimming & Diving, Elementary Education All-SEC First Team selections than any UK swimmer or diver, man or • Theresa Swertfager, Florida, Softball, Education woman, who has come before her. Meanwhile, she maintained a 4.0 • Jordyn Pederson, Georgia, Gymnastics, Middle Education cumulative grade-point average and earned a Bachelor of Science • Madisyn Peeples, Kentucky, Track/Cross Country, Elementary Education degree in kinesiology with the highest honors. Finalists were selected • Amanda Doyle, LSU, Softball, Education from a group of 30 Woman of the Year honorees which included 10 • Lindsey Johnson, Ole Miss, Softball, Elementary Education honorees from each NCAA division and represented a range of sports. • Broadie King, Mississippi State, Football, Elementary Education • Karina Liz, Missouri, Track/Cross Country, Education Past NCAA Woman of the Year Winners from the SEC • Kaden Briggs, South Carolina, Track & Field, Education 2020 – Asia Seidt, Swimming and Diving, University of Kentucky • Danielle Mahaffey, Tennessee, Volleyball, Mathematics • Samantha, Siebenaller, Texas A&M, Swimming, Education 2018 – Keturah Orji, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, University • Bryanna Leyen, Vanderbilt, Bowling, Education of Georgia 4 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC MILESTONES • Dec. 8-9, 1932: In Knoxville, Dr. Frank L. McVey (Kentucky) serves as presi- • Spring 1996: While hosting the 1996 NCAA Women’s Gyman- dent as the SEC is formed with 13 members of the Southern Conference located stics Championship, Alabama claimed its third NCAA title after west and south of the Appalachian Mountains. The institutions are: Alabama, setting a team record score of 198.025. Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi • 1997: SEC championship for softball added. State, Sewannee, Tennessee, Tulane, Vanderbilt. • Spring 1998: The GymDogs completed their undefeated season • Feb. 16, 1933: Informal meeting of SEC school presidents, Birmingham, Ala. with a record of 35-0 and their fourth NCAA title with a score of • Feb. 27, 1933: First full meeting, Atlanta, Ga. 197.725 in the Super Six at UCLA’s . • 1933: First SEC champions crowned in baseball, basketball, football and • December 6, 1998: Florida wins the NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Col- outdoor track. lege Cup with a 1-0 victory over North Carolina. • Feb. 24 - 28, 1933: League’s first basketball tournament in Atlanta, Ga. • Spring 1999: Georgia claimed its fifth NCAA title in women’s • Spring 1933: First NCAA Championship won by SEC school (LSU, men’s gymnastics with a team score of 196.850 at the Super Six in Salt track). Lake City. The GymDogs posted another perfect season with an • 1935: League sponsors first men’s team title for cross country. overall record of 32-0. • 1937: League sponsors first men’s team title for golf and swimming. • Spring 2002: Alabama served as host of the 2002 NCAA Wom- • 1938: League sponsors first men’s team title for tennis. en’s Gymnastics Championship and won with a top score of • 1940: In Jackson, Miss. the office of the commissioner is formed. 197.575 in the Super Six. It was the Crimson Tide’s fourth NCAA • August 21, 1940: Former Mississippi Governor Martin S. Conner named first title and first since 1996. SEC commissioner. • June 2, 2002: Michael L. Slive, who served as Commissioner of Conference • Dec. 13, 1940: Sewanee withdraws from the SEC. USA, appointed seventh SEC commissioner. • Fall 1946: Secretary of the Conference Dean N.W. Dougherty (Tennessee) • June 4, 2004: SEC Task Force on Compliance and Enforcement issues its named acting SEC commissioner. report calling to have none of the league’s schools on NCAA probation within • 1948: Conference office moves to Birmingham, Ala. the next five years . Report is unanimously accepted. • Feb. 21, 1948: Former LSU coach Bernie H. Moore named second SEC • February 23, 2005: SEC announced the formation of its Academic Consor- commissioner. tium linking the academic resources of its member institutions. • 1948: bring home the first NCAA basketball title win by • Spring 2005: At the 2005 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Champi- an SEC team. onship at Auburn’s Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum, the Geor- • October 20, 1951: The Alabama-Tennessee football game in Birmingham’s gia GymDogs earned their sixth NCAA title and first since 1999 Legion Field becomes the first televised event in SEC history. with a final score of 197.825 in the Super Six. • 1952: Faculty Chairman of Athletics, Dr. Albert B. • Spring 2006: Georgia defended its National Title in women’s Moore, becomes first SEC representative to serve as NCAA president. gymnastics with a team score of 197.750 in the Super Six in Cor- • 1957: League sponsors first men’s team title for indoor track. vallis, Ore. • June 1, 1964: Georgia Tech withdraws from the SEC. • Spring 2007: The GymDogs won their third consecutive NCAA • 1965: Kentucky football’s Nat Northington becomes the first African-Ameri- title and eighth overall with a final score of 197.850 at the Super can athlete to receive an athletic scholarship at an SEC institution. Six in . • 1966: A.M. (Tonto) Coleman named third SEC commissioner. • April 2008: Georgia won its fourth consecutive NCAA title and • June 1, 1966: Tulane withdraws from the SEC. ninth overall at the 2008 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Champion- • 1971: Dr. Earl M. Ramer, University of Tennessee faculty athletic representa- ship. The GymDogs posted a team score of 197.450 at the home tive, is second SEC official to serve as NCAA president. confines of . • August 1, 1972: Dr. H. Boyd McWhorter, Deans of Arts and Sciences at • April 2009: At the 2009 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Champi- University of Georgia and secretary of the league, named fourth SEC commis- onship at Nebraska’s Bob Devaney Sports Center, the Georgia sioner. GymDogs finished on top with a team score of 197.825, giving • 1973: League distributes $1.57 million in revenue to members. them a record 10th NCAA title. • March 1978: The Tennessee men’s swimming & diving program became the • August 25, 2008: ESPN and the SEC announce a 15-year agreement begin- first SEC program to win a National Title with a final score of 307 points at the ning in 2009-10 through 2023-24. It is the longest national rights agreement 55th annual NCAA Championship, which was held at the Belmont Plaza Pool in ESPN history. ESPN entities will carry more than 5,500 SEC events including on the campus of State University, Long Beach. football, men’s and women’s basketball, Olympic sports and SEC Champion- • 1979-80: SEC championships for women’s basketball, tennis and volleyball ships. recognized. • April 2011: Alabama won the 2011 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics • 1980-81: SEC championships for women’s golf, gymnastics, Championship with a final score of 197.650 in the Super Six at the swimming and track and field added. Wolstein Center in , Ohio. • September 1, 1984: Women’s athletics come under the auspice of the SEC. • April 2012: The Crimson Tide defended its NCAA title in wom- • March 26, 1986: The SEC and JeffersonPilot Teleproductions (JP Sports) sign en’s gymanstics after posting a team score of 197.850 at the Su- a contract to televise basketball games on a syndicated basis throughout the per Six at the Gwinnett Center in Duluth, Ga. region. • June 2012: It is announced that the SEC will determine a league champion in • September 15, 1986: Dr. Harvey W. Schiller, an Air Force colonel and faculty equestrian beginning in the 2012-13 season. It becomes the 21st sport spon- chair at the U.S. Air Force Academy named fifth SEC commissioner. sored by the league. • January 10, 1990: Roy F. Kramer, Vanderbilt athletics director, named sixth • July 1, 2012: Texas A&M and Missouri officially join the league. Both schools SEC commissioner. will compete in basketball, cross county, golf, soccer, softball, swimming & div- • Spring 1987: The became the first SEC team ing, tennis, track & field and volleyball. Missouri will also compete in gymnas- to win the National Championship with their top team score of tics, while Texas A&M will compete in equestrian. 187.900, breaking the hosting five-year cham- • 2013: SEC Championship for equestrian added. pionship streak. • April 2013: Florida won its first NCAA title in women’s gymnas- • Spring 1988: Top-seeded Alabama won the 1988 NCAA Wom- tics, posting a team score of 197.575 in the Super Six at UCLA’s en’s Gymnasitcs Championship with a record score of 190.050 at Pauley Pavilion. Utah’s Jon M. Huntsman Center. • April 2014: The first tie at the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics • Spring 1989: The GymDogs won their second National Title with Championship was recorded in 2014 when Florida and Oklaho- a final record score of 192.650 in the Georgia Coliseum. ma posted identical team scores of 198.175 at the Birmingham- • 1990: University of Arkansas (11th member) and University of South Carolina Jefferson Convention Complex in Birmingham, Ala. (12th member) join the league (the two institutions participated in SEC cham- • August 14, 2014 - The SEC Network, a multi-platform network which will air pionships for all sports except football during the 1991-92 academic year). SEC content 24/7 including more than 1,000 events in its first year, launches. • Spring 1991: At the 10th annual NCAA Women’s Gymnastics • April 2015: The won their third NCAA women’s Championship hosted by Alabama at Coleman Coliseum, the gymnastics title in program history with a final score of 197.850 Crimson Tider won its second National Title with a team score of in the Super Six at the Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort 195.125. Worth, Texas. • 1993: SEC institutions adopt the Principles of Gender Equity recognizing that • June 1, 2015 - Gregory A. Sankey becomes the SEC’s eighth commissioner. each school will provide at least two more women’s intercollegiate programs • November 23, 2020 - The SEC established new start dates and formats for than the number of men’s. winter sports due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2021 SEC gymnastics sea- • 1993: SEC championship for women’s soccer added. son was comprised of eight meets per school over a 10-week, conference-only • Spring 1993: With the first team score of 198 in NCAA Champi- schedule for the regular season. onship history, the Georgia GymDogs brought home the National • July 30, 2021 - The SEC announced that the University of Oklahoma and the Title at Oregon State’s Gill Coliseum. University of Texas will become members effective July 1, 2025, with competi- • November 7, 1993: Vanderbilt wins the first SEC soccer tournament champi- tion to begin in all sports for the 2025-26 academic year. onship with a 3-2 double overtime victory over Arkansas.

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 5 SEC COMMISSIONER Greg Sankey ADVOCATING FOR STUDENT-ATHLETE OPPORTUNITY

Commissioner Now in his seventh year as Commissioner of the SEC, Sankey has Southeastern Conference established himself as an advocate for the student-athlete, creating a framework to provide young people in the Conference with challenging Greg Sankey became the eighth leadership opportunities and expanded resources to succeed at the highest Commissioner of the Southeastern levels of academic and competitive success. New student-athlete focused Conference on June 1, 2015 and has initiatives under Sankey’s leadership include: worked diligently to build upon the SEC’s recognized success, strong foundations • Creation of a leadership position in the SEC office for Student-Athlete and rich traditions. Engagement, a role focused on offering student-athletes the opportunity to participate in Conference leadership. Sankey has effectively introduced change and advancement for the • Introduction of Student-Athlete Leadership Councils for Football, Men’s conference while respecting the Basketball and Women’s Basketball which provide student-athletes with institutional traditions that make the SEC unique. With an understanding of enhanced opportunities to engage with campus leaders and Conference the highly competitive environment of college sports, he has fostered the office staff. collaborative culture of the SEC that sets the conference apart and supports its continuing success. • Introduction of a Student-Athlete Career Tour which provides groups of student-athletes with opportunities to engage in career exploration with Sankey brings a big picture approach to his position through continuing high level corporations and businesses in major metropolitan areas. focus on a vision that positions the SEC to leverage its athletics success and popularity for a greater overall cultural and economic impact on the region, • Expansion of the student-athlete role at the annual SEC Spring the nation and the world. Meetings when student-athlete leaders participate in a robust agenda of interaction with administrators and coaches to provide their perspectives to During his first major address as Commissioner, he introduced his concept Conference leaders. of “Scholars. Champions. Leaders.” to describe the ultimate potential of the SEC. “Educating scholars and supporting champions provides the platform for developing leaders who will influence the world,” Sankey said in his opening ADVANCING THE CONFERENCE remarks at SEC Football Media Days in 2015. Sankey has been intentional and diligent in addressing issues critical to college athletics, with an emphasis on integrity, ethics and sportsmanship: LEADERSHIP IN A CHALLENGING YEAR • Appointed a Working Group on Student-Athlete Conduct to develop Sankey’s leadership through the COVID-19 pandemic served the SEC recommendations for updated Conference policies governing conduct well as the league prepared for a return to action in the fall of 2020. expectations for student-athletes. As a result, the SEC adopted a serious Sankey fostered a culture of extreme collaboration among the leaders of misconduct policy governing transfers that has served as a model for the Conference in order to allow the SEC’s 14 schools to move together in similar policies subsequently adopted by other conferences and, and later lockstep through difficult and unprecedented decisions. expanded the policy to include all incoming prospective student-athletes.

While the pandemic had a devastating effect on the finances of college • Amended an SEC Bylaw to now require a university president or athletics programs across the country, Sankey kept focus on the long-term chancellor to consult directly with the SEC Commissioner before hiring financial vitality of the SEC. In 2020, Sankey and his team finalized a someone “who has engaged in unethical conduct as defined under NCAA milestone 10-year agreement with the Walt Disney Company that grants ABC Bylaws or who has participated in activity that resulted, or may result, in a and ESPN exclusive broadcast rights to premier SEC football and basketball Level I, Level II, or major infraction.” events beginning in 2024-25 and continuing through 2033-34. • Created the SEC Council on Racial Equity and Social Justice, a league- Perhaps the most significant pledge on which Sankey has continued to wide body consisting of a diverse group of student-athletes, administrators, make good is his commitment to providing equal opportunities to historically coaches and SEC staff. The Council identifies resources, outlines strategies underrepresented individuals. Sankey understands the tremendous cultural and assists with implementation of efforts that, when taken together, influence the SEC has in its region and he has leveraged that influence on a promotes racial equity and social justice, while also fostering diversity, multitude of cultural and societal frontiers, including focusing attention on the helping overcome racism and pursuing non-discrimination in intercollegiate need to once and for all remove Confederate imagery from the state flag of athletics. Mississippi. Sankey has focused resources on the development of Conference The 2020-21 athletic year proved to be a successful one for the SEC as officiating with a series of measures blending technology with effective Conference schools won nine national championships and placed a nation- leadership to create greater accuracy and consistency for officiating in all leading nine schools among the top 30 in the annual Learfield Directors’ Cup sports, including: Standings. The year culminated with an all-SEC final at the College World Series, the seventh time during Sankey’s tenure that two SEC schools met to • Hiring new coordinators of officials in the sports of football, men’s determine a sport’s national title. basketball, women’s basketball and softball.

• Working with the NCAA to gain approval for a collaborative instant replay process in the sports of football, men’s basketball and baseball.

6 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC COMMISSIONER • Collaborating with the American Athletic and ASUN conferences to THE SANKEY FILE create a men’s basketball officiating consortium, later adding the Sun Belt Conference and Southwestern Athletic Conference. 1987-89 Utica College, Director of Intramural Sports 1989-91 Northwestern State University • Engaging in a consulting agreement with Bob Delaney, an accomplished Director of Compliance & Academic Services, 1990-92 former NBA official and executive with extensive experience in leadership Head Golf Coach, 1990-92 training, to assume the role of Special Advisor for Officiating Development 1992-2001 Southland Conference Assistant Commissioner, 1992-94 and Performance. Associate Commissioner, 1994-96 Commissioner, 1996-2002 • Commissioning Deloitte’s Advisory practice to conduct a comprehensive 2002-present Southeastern Conference analysis to identify best practices and program standards for the SEC Associate Commissioner, 2002-2012 Football Officiating Program. Executive Associate Commissioner/ Chief Operating Officer, 2012-2015 Another priority under Sankey’s leadership is growing exposure for the Conference and effectively publicizing success stories of the SEC. Strategies pursued to achieve this objective include: National Championships Won by SEC Schools in Greg Sankey Era • Ongoing collaboration with the SEC Network to create unique exposure opportunities for Conference universities, teams and student-athletes, 2015-16 including behind-the-scenes programming, expanding live championship Football – Alabama coverage for Olympic Sports and other unique programming. Women’s Swimming & Diving – Georgia Equestrian – Auburn • Engagement with a national marketing agency to develop a Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – Florida comprehensive branding campaign. The theme – “It Just Means More” – Women’s Outdoor Track & Field – Arkansas communicates the history, legacy and overall positive impact the SEC has on its region, the nation and the world. 2016-17 Men’s Indoor Track & Field – Texas A&M • Introduction of the SEC Graduate Patch, a logo placed on the uniforms Women’s Basketball – South Carolina of every sport displayed by SEC student-athletes who have earned Equestrian – Texas A&M their undergraduate degree and are continuing their participation in Women’s Tennis – Florida intercollegiate athletics. Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – Florida Baseball – Florida

A CAREER IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS 2017-18 Football – Alabama On March 12, 2015, the Presidents and Chancellors of the SEC Women’s Indoor Track & Field – Georgia announced Greg Sankey would succeed Mike Slive as Commissioner of the Men’s Indoor Track & Field - Florida SEC. Equestrian – Auburn Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – Georgia Sankey, 57, first joined the SEC staff in 2002 as Associate Commissioner for Governance, Enforcement and Compliance and later added supervision 2018-19 of the league’s championships staff to his responsibilities. He was elevated Women’s Indoor Track & Field – Arkansas to Executive Associate Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer for the Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – Florida league office in 2012, becoming responsible for the day-to-day operation of Equestrian – Auburn the SEC Office. Women’s Outdoor Track & Field – Arkansas Baseball – Vanderbilt Before moving to the SEC, Sankey served as Commissioner of the Southland Conference for nearly seven years. He joined the Southland 2019-20 Conference staff in 1992 where he served as both assistant and associate Football – LSU commissioner before he was named its commissioner in 1996 at the age of Women’s Cross Country – Arkansas 31. 2020-21 Prior to his term at the Southland Conference, he was Director of Football – Alabama Compliance and Academic Services at Northwestern State University in Women’s Indoor Track & Field – Arkansas Natchitoches, LA, as well as coach of the Demon’s golf teams. Before his Equestrian – Georgia tenure at Northwestern State, he was the Director of Intramural Sports at Utica Volleyball – Kentucky College in upstate New York. Rifle – Kentucky Men’s Tennis – Florida A native of Auburn, NY, Sankey earned his master’s degree from Syracuse Women’s Golf – Ole Miss University and his undergraduate degree from the State University of New Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – LSU York College at Cortland. Sankey and his wife, Cathy, reside in Birmingham, Baseball – Mississippi State AL, and have two adult daughters, Hannah (and her husband, Ron) and Moriah.

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 7 SEC STAFF

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

CHRIS WALDSMITH DAVID BATSON MATT BOYER MISTY BROWN BYRON HATCH KATHRYN POE SYLVIA HAGAN KORY DAHLEN Associate Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant SWITZER BARNES Director of Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Commissioner/ Executive Associate to Director of Officiating Championships Finance Compliance Compliance Competition and Championships Commissioner Administration Student-Athlete Engagement

CHUCK DUNLAP JOHN GIBSON RANDALL CRAIG PINKERTON B.C. ROMANO JIM SULLIVAN TAMMY WILSON RYAN AJONG Director of Director of MALONE Director of Director of Video and Director of Director of Assistant Director of Communications Championships Director of Video Communications Creative Services Championship Ticket Communications Video Operations Operations- Operations Basketball

ALLY BATTE BEN BEATY MIKE MIMS GRACE SANDERS JILL SKOTARCZAK SCOTTY THURMAN MEREDITH BRADY TITUS THOMAS Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Assistant Director Assistant Director of JR. Coordinator for Video Coordinator Financial Operations Communications Championship Ticket of Football Communications Assistant Director of Competition and Operations Administration Compliance Student-Athlete Engagement

DONNA MOORE EVANGELINE MELINDA JOHN MCDAID SYDNEY DAVIS JOHN SULLEN Administrative PRESTON CALDERINI Coordinator of Edward Aschoff Competition & Assistant, Compliance Administrative Coordinator of First Football Officials SEC Digital Student-Athlete Assistant for Impressions Communications Engagement Competition Intern Intern

8 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC CORPORATE SPONSORS Official Sponsor Program The Southeastern Conference Official Sponsor program began in 1988 with three companies dedicated to intercollegiate athletics and higher education. Now supported by many of the nation’s top corporations, this program has evolved into the most successful of its kind. Each member of the SEC Official Sponsor team shows its commitment to the future of intercollegiate athletics with contributions to SEC Youth Clinics, SEC Scholarship Programs, SEC Academic Enhancement Programs, Championship Grants, FanFare and Legends Programs. The corporations also conduct consumer promotions designed to increase sales and brand awareness. These promotions also increase public awareness of the member institutions of the SEC, which in turn supports increased ticket sales and high television and radio ratings. In addition to the broad spectrum of benefits provided by these contributions, each SEC institution is a direct beneficiary of the program. SEC Official Sponsors include Academy Sports + Outdoors, Aflac, Allstate Insurance, Dr Pepper, Farm Rich, Gatorade, Johnsonville, Mercedes-Benz, Regions Bank, T-Mobile and Velvetta.

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

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

SEC Official Sponsors

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 9 MEDIA SERVICES SEC Communications Mission Statement SEC Gymnastics Media Contacts The Southeastern Conference has been the nation’s leader in media relations Alabama – Roots Woodruff www.RollTide.com during its history. The SEC understands the importance of assisting the media in Email: [email protected] Office: (205) 348-6084 providing coverage of the conference and its institutions. To this end, the conference, Twitter: @BamaGymnastics; @UACoachDana including all of its member institutions, shall make the best attempt to fill reasonable Arkansas – Emily Polglaze www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com requests by media outlets. Members of the media are encouraged to work with the Email: [email protected] Office: media relations director of each institution and the conference office to establish Twitter: @RazorbackGym; @jordyn_wieber satisfactory media policies that are mutually beneficial to all parties. Auburn – Kendra Willard www.AuburnTigers.com Email: [email protected] Office: (614) 929-8029 SEC Release Twitter: @AuburnGym; @CoachJeffGraba The conference gymnastics release will be available each Tuesday beginning Florida – Mary Howard www.FloridaGators.com in January via the league’s website. Any media representative wishing to receive Email: [email protected] Office: (352) 375-4683 x6110 information via e-mail should contact Jill Skotarczak at [email protected]. SEC Twitter: @GatorsGym; @JennyRowlandUF recaps will be available on the SEC website. Information is also available via the Georgia – Karra Logan www.GeorgiaDogs.com school’s SIDs. Email: klogan@sports..edu Office: (706) 542-9344 Twitter: @UGAGymnastics; @CourtneyKupets Weekly Awards Kentucky – Connor Link www.UKathletics.com The SEC will name a Gymnast of the Week, Event Specialist of the Week and Email: [email protected] Office: (859) 257-3520 Freshman of the Week each Tuesday of the season. Each week’s selections will be Twitter: @UKGymnastics; @UKCoachGarrison announced in the league’s weekly releases. Nominations for the award are made LSU – Brandon Berrio www.LSUsports.net each week by the gymnastics communications contacts. Email: [email protected] Office: (225) 578-7678 Twitter: @LSUgym; @jayclark886 Internet Missouri – TBD www.MUTigers.com General SEC gymnastics information can be accessed on the Web at www. Email: Office: (573) 882-3241 secsports.com. The SEC gymnastics release can also be printed off of the secsports. Twitter: @MizzouGym; @MUGymShannon com website in an Adobe Acrobat file. Adobe Reader, which is used to read the SEC Communications www.secsports.com Adobe Acrobat file, can be downloaded for free on your computer on the adobe. 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North • Birmingham, AL 35203 com website. Phone: (205) 458-3000 Herb Vincent, Assoc. Commissioner [email protected] @SECherbvin Email List Chuck Dunlap, Director [email protected] @SEC_Chuck Press releases and information pertaining to SEC gymnastics will be emailed to Craig Pinkerton, Director [email protected] @SEC_Craig the media throughout the year. Accredited media can register for the SEC’s mailing Tammy Wilson, Director [email protected] @SEC_Tammy lists by contacting Jill Skotarczak at [email protected]. Ben Beaty, Assistant Director [email protected] @BenBeaty Jill Skotarczak, Assistant Director [email protected] @SEC_Jill Social Media (Gymnastics Contact) • Facebook: like the page called “Southeastern Conference” Sydney Davis, Edward Aschoff [email protected] • Twitter: @SEC SEC Digital Communications Intern • Instagram: @SEC

SEC Network / SEC Network + A channel developed by ESPN and the Southeastern Conference to serve fans of one of the nation’s most elite conference - the SEC Network airs SEC content 24/7. All SEC Network programming is also available for streaming on computers, tablets, smartphone and connected devises via the ESPN App.

SEC Network + provides hundreds of additional digital only events to fans through the ESPN app, which is accessible on computers, smartphones, tablets and connected devices nationwide at no additional cost to fans who receive their high- speed Internet connection or video subscription from an affiliated service provider.

10 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ALL-TIME SEC CHAMPIONS All‐Time SEC Champions UA AR AU UF UG UK LSU UM MS MU SC UT TAMU VU Baseball 14 3 6 13 6 1 17 7 11 3 3 7 M BKB 8 2 3 7 1 49 11 6 1 10 1 3 W BKB 5 72312 5181 M XC 3 26 6 3 4 2 5 25 W XC 2 21 6 3 5 1 Equestrian 4 3 2 Football 28 8 8 13 2 12 6 1 13 M Golf 5 2 4 15 29 1 16 1 2 3 2 W Golf 3 1 10 9 11 1 1 1 1 2 Gymnastics 9 13 16 3 Soccer 2 1 14 1 33 3 3 Softball 6 1 9 2 5 1 1 M S&D 2 18 42 3 1 10 W S&D 1 5 17 12 1 14 M Tennis 1 2 11 31 2 5 5 3 9 3 W Tennis 1 29 12 1 12 M In. T&F 6 24 4 8 1 4 18 W In. T&F 1 13 8 1 12 4 M Out.T&F 3 20 4 6 1 23 1 25 2 W Out.T&F 2 9 6 2 13 34 1 Volleyball 24275 2 41 Wrestling* 5 1 2 4 Boxing* 5 TOTAL 95 124 85 249 152 77 140 23 31 2 19 156 18 20

The SEC Champion is determined by regular season competition in baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, football, gymnastics, soccer, softball, men’s tennis, women’s tennis, and volleyball. It’s determined by a meet or tournament in men’s cross country, women’s cross country, equestrian, men’s golf, women’s golf, men’s indoor track & field, women’s indoor track & field, men’s outdoor track & field, and women’s outdoor track & field.

*Discontinued Sport

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 11 ALL-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS All‐Time National Team Champions

UA AR AU UF UG UK LSU UM MS MU SC UT AM TUL^ VU TOTAL Baseball 1 1 6 1 2 2 13 M BKB 1 2 8 11 W BKB 1 8 9 W BOWL 2 2 M XC 7 1 8 W XC 1 1 2 Equestrian+ 4 2 1 1 8 Football 13 2 3 1 4 1 2 26 M Golf 2 4 2 5 13 W Golf 1 2 1 1 5 Gymnastics 6 3 10 19 Rifle 3 3 Soccer 1 1 Softball 1 2 3 M S&D 8 2 1 11 W S&D 5 2 7 14 M Tennis 1 6 1 8 W Tennis 7 2 1 10 M In. T&F 12 5 2 1 1 21 W In. T&F 3 1 1 11 2 18 M Out.T&F 11 4 1 5 3 1 25 W Out.T&F 2 1 15 1 1 20 Volleyball 1 1 Boxing* 1 1 TOTAL 23 37 20 40 34 13 49 2 1 0 5 18 4 1 5 253

^No longer member of SEC *Discontinued Sport +Non‐NCAA Sport

12 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC CHAMPIONSHIP YEARLY WINNERS Year Champion Score Site SEC Champions by School 1981 LSU 141.10 Baton Rouge, La. 1982 Florida 145.60 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Championship Titles (1981-present) 1983 Florida 181.95 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Georgia 16 1986, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1984 Florida 184.15 Gainesville, Fla. 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 1985 Florida 185.65 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 1986 Georgia 185.15 Gainesville, Fla. Alabama 10 1988, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2009, 1987 Georgia 189.40 , Ga. 2011, 2014, 2015, 2021 1988 Alabama 190.15 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Florida 10 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1989, 2007, 1989 Florida 191.50 Gainesville, Fla. 2010, 2012, 2013, 2016 1990 Alabama 193.55 Athens, Ga. LSU 4 1981, 2017, 2018, 2019 1991 Georgia 194.10 Lexington, Ky. 1992 Georgia 196.40 Baton Rouge, La. Regular-Season Titles (2017-present) 1993 Georgia 197.05 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Florida 3 2019, 2020, 2021 1994 Georgia 196.70 Auburn, Ala. LSU 2 2017, 2018 1995 Alabama 196.175 Gainesville, Fla. 1996 Georgia 197.450 Lexington, Ky. 1997 Georgia 198.375* Athens, Ga. 1998 Georgia 197.600 Baton Rouge, La. 1999 Georgia 197.475 Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2000 Alabama 197.200 Gainesville, Fla. 2001 Georgia 198.000 Birmingham, Ala. 2002 Georgia 197.025 Birmingham, Ala. 2003 Alabama 197.575 Birmingham, Ala. 2004 Georgia 198.175 Duluth, Ga. 2005 Georgia 197.250 Duluth, Ga. 2006 Georgia 197.275 Birmingham, Ala. 2007 Florida 197.325 North Little Rock, Ark. 2008 Georgia 197.350 Duluth, Ga. 2009 Alabama 197.300 Nashville, Tenn. 2010 Florida 197.050 Jacksonville, Fla. 2011 Alabama 197.225 Birmingham, Ala. 2012 Florida 197.150 Duluth, Ga. 2013 Florida 198.000 North Little Rock, Ark. 2014 Alabama 197.875 Birmingham, Ala. 2015 Alabama 197.525 Duluth, Ga. 2016 Florida 197.775 North Little Rock, Ark. 2017 LSU 198.075 Jacksonville, Fla. 2018 LSU 197.400 St. Louis, Mo. 2019 LSU 197.900 New Orleans, La. 2020 no championship held 2021 Alabama 197.875 Huntsville, Ala.

* - SEC Championship Record

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 13 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM STANDINGS 1981 1988 1995 Team Score Team Score Team Score 1. LSU ...... 141.10 1. Alabama...... 190.15 1. Alabama...... 196.175 2. Florida...... 139.90 2. Georgia...... 189.20 2. LSU ...... 196.125 3. Georgia...... 135.05 3. Florida...... 188.85 3. Georgia...... 195.875 4. Alabama...... 134.15 4. LSU ...... 187.40 4. Florida...... 195.650 5. Auburn...... 125.45 5. Kentucky...... 183.40 5. Kentucky...... 191.975 6. Kentucky...... 125.25 6. Auburn...... 183.20 6. Auburn...... 190.675

1982 1989 1996 Team Score Team Score Team Score 1. Florida...... 145.60 1. Florida...... 191.50 1. Georgia...... 197.450 2. Alabama...... 144.55 2. Alabama...... 191.05 2. Alabama...... 196.950 3. LSU ...... 144.15 3. Georgia...... 190.40 3. Florida...... 195.650 4. Georgia...... 142.05 4. LSU ...... 187.90 4. Kentucky...... 195.250 5. Kentucky...... 135.00 5. Kentucky...... 182.65 5. LSU ...... 193.150 6. Auburn...... 134.95 6. Auburn...... 185.05 6. Auburn...... 191.150

1983 1990 1997 Team Score Team Score Team Score 1. Florida...... 181.95 1. Alabama...... 193.55 1. Georgia...... 198.375 2. Alabama...... 181.75 2. LSU ...... 192.05 2. Florida...... 196.050 3. LSU ...... 176.70 3. Georgia...... 191.85 3. LSU ...... 196.025 4. Georgia...... 175.10 4. Auburn...... 188.15 4. Alabama...... 195.775 5. Kentucky...... 170.50 5. Florida...... 188.00 5. Kentucky...... 195.075 6. Kentucky...... 186.30 6. Auburn...... 192.550

1984 Team Score 1991 1998 1. Florida...... 184.15 Team Score Team Score 2. Georgia...... 177.05 1. Georgia...... 194.10 1. Georgia...... 197.600 3. Alabama...... 175.90 2. Alabama...... 194.05 2. Florida...... 196.725 4. LSU ...... 173.20 3. LSU ...... 192.40 3. LSU ...... 196.450 5. Kentucky...... 165.35 4. Florida...... 191.30 4. Alabama...... 195.400 6. Auburn...... 161.55 5. Auburn...... 189.25 5. Kentucky...... 193.600 6. Kentucky...... 186.00 6. Auburn...... 192.425

1985 Team Score 1992 1999 1. Florida...... 185.65 Team Score Team Score 2. Alabama...... 183.65 1. Georgia...... 196.40 1. Georgia...... 197.475 3. Georgia...... 181.80 2. Alabama...... 194.50 2. Alabama...... 196.775 4. LSU ...... 180.50 3. Auburn...... 191.35 3. Florida...... 195.875 5. Kentucky...... 173.45 4. Florida...... 189.60 4. LSU ...... 195.375 6. Auburn...... 158.90 5. LSU ...... 188.65 5. Kentucky...... 194.875 6. Kentucky...... 185.95 6. Auburn...... 194.000

1986 Team Score 1993 2000 1. Georgia...... 185.15 Team Score Team Score 2. Florida...... 184.10 1. Georgia...... 197.05 1. Alabama...... 197.200 3. Alabama...... 183.75 2. Alabama...... 196.05 T2. Georgia...... 196.825 4. LSU ...... 176.60 3. Auburn...... 193.20 T2. LSU ...... 196.825 5. Kentucky...... 175.95 4. LSU ...... 192.90 4. Florida...... 195.775 6. Auburn...... 171.40 5. Florida...... 192.10 5. Kentucky...... 194.600 6. Kentucky...... 189.35 6. Auburn...... 192.500

1987 Team Score 1994 2001 1. Georgia...... 189.40 Team Score Team Score 2. Florida...... 185.65 1. Georgia...... 196.70 1. Georgia...... 198.000 3. Alabama...... 185.30 2. Alabama...... 195.175 2. Alabama...... 197.525 4. LSU ...... 184.45 3. LSU ...... 194.15 3. LSU ...... 196.950 5. Auburn...... 181.40 4. Florida...... 194.125 4. Florida...... 196.625 6. Kentucky...... 180.95 5. Auburn...... 192.70 5. Auburn...... 195.700 6. Kentucky...... 189.75 6. Kentucky...... 195.875

14 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM STANDINGS 2002 2008 2014 Team Score Team Score Team Score 1. Georgia...... 197.025 1. Georgia...... 197.350 1. Alabama...... 197.875 2. Alabama...... 196.925 T2. Alabama...... 197.325 2. Florida...... 197.700 3. Florida...... 196.425 T2. Florida...... 197.325 3. LSU ...... 197.325 4. LSU ...... 196.225 4. LSU ...... 196.500 4. Georgia...... 197.150 T5. Kentucky...... 194.325 5. Auburn...... 196.100 5. Auburn...... 195.550 T5. Auburn...... 194.325 6. Arkansas...... 194.650 6. Kentucky...... 195.075 7. Kentucky...... 194.025 7. Arkansas...... 194.900 8. Missouri...... 194.650 2003 Team Score 2009 1. Alabama...... 197.575 Team Score 2015 2. Georgia...... 197.525 1. Alabama ...... 197.300 Team Score 3. Florida...... 195.950 2. Georgia ...... 196.925 1. Alabama...... 197.525 4. LSU ...... 195.650 3. Florida ...... 196.750 2. LSU ...... 197.450 5. Auburn...... 195.025 4. LSU ...... 196.550 3. Florida...... 197.400 T6. Arkansas...... 194.875 5. Auburn ...... 196.350 4. Auburn...... 196.925 T6. Kentucky...... 194.875 6. Arkansas ...... 195.650 5. Georgia...... 196.000 7. Kentucky ...... 195.000 6. Arkansas...... 195.950 7. Missouri...... 195.700 2004 8. Kentucky...... 195.025 Team Score 2010 1. Georgia ...... 198.175 Team Score 2. Alabama ...... 197.950 1. Florida ...... 197.050 2016 3. LSU ...... 197.275 2. Alabama ...... 196.875 Team Score 4. Florida...... 197.225 3. Georgia ...... 196.825 1. Florida...... 197.775 5. Auburn ...... 195.925 4. LSU ...... 195.750 2. Alabama...... 197.750 6. Arkansas ...... 194.825 5. Auburn ...... 195.575 3. LSU ...... 197.500 7. Kentucky ...... 193.850 6. Arkansas ...... 195.275 4. Auburn...... 196.975 7. Kentucky ...... 194.800 5. Georgia...... 196.850 6. Arkansas...... 196.500 2005 7. Kentucky...... 196.250 Team Score 8. Missouri...... 195.750 1. Georgia ...... 197.250 2011 2. LSU ...... 196.975 Team Score 3. Alabama...... 196.700 1. Alabama ...... 197.225 2017 4. Florida...... 196.150 2. Florida ...... 196.975 Team Score 5. Arkansas ...... 195.325 3. Georgia ...... 196.625 1. LSU ...... 198.075 6. Auburn ...... 195.125 4. Arkansas...... 195.800 2. Florida...... 197.825 7. Kentucky ...... 193.800 5. LSU ...... 195.475 3. Alabama...... 197.400 6. Auburn ...... 195.325 4. Georgia...... 196.700 7. Kentucky...... 193.950 5. Kentucky...... 196.625 2006 6. Auburn...... 196.550 Team Score 7. Missouri...... 195.825 1. Georgia ...... 197.275 2012 8. Arkansas...... 194.900 2. Alabama...... 196.975 Team Score 3. Florida...... 196.275 1. Florida ...... 197.150 4. LSU ...... 195.900 2. Alabama...... 196.775 2018 5. Auburn...... 194.975 3. Georgia ...... 196.575 Team Score 6. Arkansas...... 194.650 4. LSU ...... 196.425 1. LSU ...... 197.400 7. Kentucky ...... 191.150 5. Kentucky...... 194.350 2. Alabama...... 196.975 6. Arkansas...... 194.175 3. Florida...... 196.825 7. Auburn ...... 194.100 4. Kentucky...... 196.550 2007 5. Arkansas...... 196.425 Team Score 6. Georgia...... 196.350 1. Florida ...... 197.325 2013 7. Missouri...... 196.100 2. Georgia ...... 197.175 Team Score 8. Auburn...... 195.650 3. Alabama...... 197.000 1. Florida...... 198.000 4. LSU ...... 196.250 2. Alabama...... 197.800 5. Arkansas...... 194.550 3. LSU ...... 197.700 2019 6. Auburn...... 194.475 4. Georgia...... 197.325 Team Score 7. Kentucky...... 194.000 5. Auburn...... 196.550 1. LSU ...... 197.900 6. Arkansas...... 196.400 2. Florida...... 197.750 7. Missouri...... 195.525 3. Alabama...... 197.350 8. Kentucky...... 194.600 4. Georgia...... 197.000 5. Arkansas...... 196.475 6. Auburn...... 195.375 7. Kentucky...... 196.225 8. Missouri...... 195.900

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 15 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM STANDINGS 2020

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

2021 Team Score 1. Alabama...... 197.875 2. LSU ...... 197.775 3. Florida...... 196.975 4. Kentucky...... 196.825 5. Auburn...... 196.275 6. Missouri...... 196.125 7. Arkansas...... 195.600

Georgia did not compete due to positive COVID-19 tests and contact tracing within the program.

16 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC TEAM APPARATUS CHAMPIONS 2014 Georgia 49.700* 2005 Georgia 49.400 Year School Score 2015 Florida 49.575 2006 Georgia 49.600 1984 Florida 46.200 2016 Alabama 49.550 2007 Florida 49.450 1985 Florida 46.650 2017 LSU 49.450 2008 Alabama 49.400 1986 Alabama 46.900 2018 Florida/LSU 49.400 2009 Georgia 49.500 1987 Georgia 47.100 2019 Georgia/LSU 49.475 2010 Florida 49.400 1988 LSU 47.600 2021 Alabama 49.425 2011 Florida 49.375 1989 Florida 47.400 2012 Alabama 49.350 1990 Alabama 48.650 2013 Florida/LSU 49.625 1991 Alabama/Georgia 48.350 2014 Alabama 49.425 1992 Georgia 49.250 Year School Score 2015 Florida 49.575 1993 Georgia 49.350 1984 Florida 46.150 2016 LSU 49.550 1994 Georgia 49.425 1985 Florida 45.850 2017 LSU 49.550 1995 Alabama 49.750 1986 Alabama 45.700 2018 LSU 49.300 1996 Georgia 49.325 1987 Georgia 47.100 2019 LSU 49.600 1997 Georgia 49.800* 1988 Florida 47.100 2021 LSU 49.500 1998 Georgia 49.325 1989 Florida 48.250 1999 Georgia 49.475 1990 Alabama 48.350 ­­­ 2000 Georgia 49.200 1991 Alabama 48.500 * - Denotes SEC Championship record 2001 Georgia 49.450 1992 Georgia 48.650 2002 Alabama 49.275 1993 Georgia 48.950 2003 Georgia 49.650 1994 Georgia 49.025 2004 Alabama 49.625 1995 Alabama 49.450 2005 Alabama 49.300 1996 Georgia 49.325 2006 Georgia 49.150 1997 Georgia 49.500 2007 Georgia 49.475 1998 Georgia 49.325 2008 Alabama 49.450 1999 Florida 49.200 2009 Alabama 49.450 2000 Alabama 49.300 2010 Alabama/LSU 49.300 2001 Alabama 49.450 2011 Alabama 49.500 2002 Georgia/LSU 48.975 2012 Florida 49.525 2003 Alabama/Georgia 49.375 2013 Alabama 49.550 2004 Georgia 49.525 2014 Alabama/LSU 49.525 2005 Georgia 49.325 2015 Florida 49.625 2006 Georgia 49.200 2016 Alabama/Florida 49.425 2007 Georgia 49.375 2017 LSU 49.575 2008 Alabama 49.350 2018 Florida 49.475 2009 Alabama 49.025 2019 LSU 49.375 2010 Florida 49.400 2021 LSU 49.625 2011 Alabama/Georgia 49.225 2012 Florida/Georgia 49.050 2013 Florida/Georgia 49.500 2014 Florida 49.350 Year School Score 2015 Auburn 49.400 1984 Florida 46.450 2016 Florida 49.425 1985 Alabama 46.050 2017 LSU 49.500 1986 Alabama 46.500 2018 Florida 49.550 1987 Georgia 47.600 2019 Florida 49.625* 1988 Alabama 48.000 2021 Florida 49.525 1989 Alabama 48.250 1990 Alabama 48.550 1991 Georgia 49.050 Exercise 1992 Georgia 49.200 Year School Score 1993 Georgia 49.550 1984 Florida 45.350 1994 Alabama 49.150 1985 Florida 47.500 1995 Georgia 49.275 1986 Georgia 47.000 1996 Georgia 49.300 1987 Georgia 47.600 1997 Georgia 49.575 1988 Alabama 47.850 1998 Georgia 49.600 1989 Florida 48.200 1999 Georgia 49.375 1990 LSU 48.150 2000 Alabama 49.400 1991 Alabama 49.150 2001 Georgia 49.500 1992 Georgia 49.300 2002 Alabama 49.425 1993 Georgia 49.200 2003 Alabama 49.275 1994 Georgia 49.425 2004 LSU 49.400 1995 LSU 49.175 2005 Alabama 49.450 1996 Georgia 49.500 2006 Georgia/Alabama 49.325 1997 Georgia 49.500 2007 Georgia 49.300 1998 LSU 49.400 2008 Georgia 49.500 1999 Georgia 49.575 2009 Georgia 49.500 2000 Alabama 49.325 2010 Florida 49.125 2001 Georgia 49.625 2011 Florida/Georgia 49.250 2002 Georgia 49.475 2012 Florida 49.375 2003 Alabama 49.600 2013 Georgia 49.550 2004 Georgia 49.725* MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 17 SEC INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS All-Around 1996 Leah Brown, Georgia 9.975 1999 Jenni Beathard, Georgia 9.950 Year Name, School Score 1997 Kim Arnold, Georgia 10.0 2000 Andree’ Pickens, Alabama 9.925 1981 Lynn McDonnell, Florida 36.35 Leah Brown, Georgia 10.0 2001 Natalie Barrington, Alabama 9.950 1982 Lynn McDonnell, Florida 37.10 1998 , Georgia 10.0 2002 Andree’ Pickens, Alabama 9.925 1983 Elfi Schlegel, Florida 37.35 1999 Suzanne Sears, Georgia 9.950 2003 Jeana Rice, Alabama 9.925 1984 Kathy McMinn, Georgia 37.30 Karin Lichey, Georgia 9.950 2004 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia 9.950 1985 Penney Hauschild, Alabama 37.70 2000 Andree’ Pickens, Alabama 9.925 Jeana Rice, Alabama 9.950 1986 Julie Klick, Georgia 37.40 2001 Kristi Lichey, Georgia 9.950 2005 , Alabama 9.950 1987 Terri Eckert, Georgia 37.90 2002 Andree’ Pickens, Alabama 9.950 , Alabama 9.950 1988 Melissa Miller, Florida 38.60 Marline Stephens, Georgia 9.950 2006 Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia 9.900 1989 Melissa Miller, Florida 38.55 2003 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia 10.0 Ashley Kupets, Georgia 9.900 Lucy Wener, Georgia 38.55 2004 Jeana Rice, Alabama 9.975 2007 , Georgia 9.925 1990 Marie Robbins, Alabama 38.80 2005 Ashley Miles, Alabama 9.925 2008 Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia 9.950 1991 Rachelle Fruge, LSU 39.25 2006 Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia 9.925 Melanie Sinclair, Florida 9.950 1992 Heather Stepp, Georgia 39.60 2007 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.975 Grace Taylor, Georgia 9.950 1993 Dee Foster, Alabama 39.65 2008 , Georgia 9.950 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.975 , Kentucky 39.65 Morgan Dennis, Alabama 9.950 2010 Kat Ding, Georgia 9.925 1994 Leah Brown, Georgia 39.50 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.950 2011 Kat Ding, Georgia 9.925 1995 Kristen Guise, Florida 39.65 Morgan Dennis, Alabama 9.950 2012 , Florida 9.925 1996 , Georgia 39.575 2010 Morgan Dennis, Alabama 9.900 2013 , Florida 9.950 1997 Kim Arnold, Georgia 39.80 Susan Jackson, LSU 9.900 , Georgia 9.950 1998 Kim Arnold, Georgia 39.700 Hilary Mauro, Georgia 9.900 2014 Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama 9.975 1999 Karin Lichey, Georgia 39.675 2011 , Alabama 9.950 2015 Bridget Sloan, Florida 10.000 2000 Andree’ Pickens, Alabama 39.600 2012 , Florida 9.975 2016 Katie Bailey, Alabama 9.950 2001 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia 39.700 2013 , LSU 10.0 Kiana Winston, Alabama 9.950 2002 Andree’ Pickens, Alabama 39.725 2014 Diandra Milliner, Alabama 9.975 2017 Katie Bailey, Alabama 9.950 2003 Jeana Rice, Alabama 39.600 Lauren Johnson, Georgia 9.975 , LSU 9.950 2004 Jeana Rice, Alabama 39.850 2015 Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama 9.950 2018 Alex McMurtry, Florida 9.950 2005 Katie Heenan, Georgia 39.625 Kytra Hunter, Florida 9.950 2019 , LSU 9.950 2006 Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia 39.625 Alex McMurtry, Florida 9.950 2021 Shania Adams, Alabama 9.950 2007 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 39.600 Myia Hambrick, LSU 9.950 Luisa Blanco, Alabama Katie Heenan, Georgia 39.600 Rheagan Courville, LSU 9.950 Makarri Doggette, Alabama 2008 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU 39.600 2016 , Georgia 9.950 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 39.775 Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama 9.950 2010 Ashley Priess, Alabama 39.500 Kennedy Baker, Florida 9.950 Balance Beam 2011 Cassidy McComb, Georgia 39.400 2017 , LSU 10.000 Year Name, School Score 2012 Kytra Hunter, Florida 39.625 2018 Alex McMurtry, Florida 9.975 1981 Lynn McDonnell, Florida 18.40 2013 Bridget Sloan, Florida 39.750 2019 Trinity Thomas, Florida 9.950 1982 Lynn McDonnell, Florida 19.00 Rheagan Courville, LSU 39.750 2021 Luisa Blanco, Alabama 9.950 1983 Karen McDonnell, Florida 18.80 2014 Bridget Sloan, Florida 39.700 Elena Arenas, LSU Elfi Schlegel, Florida 18.80 2015 Rheagan Courville, LSU 39.525 Haleigh Bryant, LSU 1984 Kim Hillner, Florida 18.85 Jessie Jordan, LSU 39.525 1985 Michelle Goodwin, Florida 19.25 2016 Kennedy Baker, Florida 39.650 1986 Elfi Schlegel, Florida 9.60 2017 Alex McMurtry, Florida 39.700 Uneven Bars 1987 Julie Klick, Georgia 9.70 2018 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 39.500 Year Name, School Score 1988 Melissa Miller, Florida 9.75 2019 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 39.800 1981 Kathy McMinn, Georgia 18.35 1989 Andrea Thomas, Georgia 9.80 2021 Luisa Blanco, Alabama 39.800 1982 Julie Garrett, Alabama 19.00 1990 Andrea Thomas, Georgia 9.85 1983 Kathy McMinn, Georgia 18.85 1991 Rachelle Fruge, LSU 9.85 1984 Kathy McMinn, Georgia 19.10 Dee Foster, Alabama 9.85 Vault 1985 Anita Botnen, Florida 19.05 Kelly Macy, Georgia 9.85 Year Name, School Score Barbara Mack, Alabama 19.05 1992 Dana Dobransky, Alabama 9.90 1981 Sandra Smith, LSU 18.75 1986 Julie Estin, Alabama 9.55 Nneka Logan, Georgia 9.90 1982 Kathy McMinn, Georgia 19.00 1987 Terri Eckert, Georgia 9.75 1993 Nneka Logan, Georgia 9.90 Sandra Smith, LSU 19.00 1988 Lucy Wener, Georgia 9.80 1994 Becky Erwin, Auburn 9.925 1983 Sandra Smith, LSU 19.20 1989 Lucy Wener, Georgia 9.80 1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.95 1984 Elfi Schlegel, Florida 18.925 1990 Corrine Wright, Georgia 9.85 1996 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.95 1985 Kelly McCoy, Florida 18.875 1991 Kelly Macy, Georgia 9.85 1997 Karin Lichey, Georgia 9.95 1986 Julie Estin, Alabama 9.55 Christina McDonald, Florida 9.85 Kim Arnold, Georgia 9.95 Tammy Smith, Florida 9.55 Gina Basile, Alabama 9.85 1998 Kim Arnold, Georgia 9.925 Paula Maheu, Georgia 9.55 Sandy Rowlette, Georgia 9.85 Amy McClosky, LSU 9.925 1987 Corrine Wright, Georgia 9.65 Elizabeth Wilson, Georgia 9.85 1999 Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida 9.925 1988 Jennifer Lyerly, LSU 9.65 1992 Agina Simpkins, Georgia 9.95 2000 Krisi Lichey, Georgia 9.925 Julianne Wilson, LSU 9.65 1993 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.95 2001 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia 9.950 1989 Karen Brennalt, Florida 9.55 Lori Strong, Georgia 9.95 2002 Andree’ Pickens, Alabama 9.925 Katherine Kelleher, Alabama 9.55 1994 Jennifer Wood, LSU 9.925 2003 Jeana Rice, Alabama 9.950 1990 Jami Snopek, LSU 9.85 1995 Kristen Guise, Florida 9.90 2004 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia 10.000 1991 Dee Foster, Alabama 9.95 Stephanie Woods, Alabama 9.90 2005 Katie Heenan, Georgia 9.950 1992 Heather Stepp, Georgia 9.90 Andrea Dewey, Georgia 9.90 2006 April Burkholder, LSU 9.925 , Georgia 9.90 1996 Jenni Beathard, Georgia 9.925 2007 Ricki LeBegern, Alabama 9.925 Sandy Rowlette, Georgia 9.90 1997 Leah Brown, Georgia 9.95 2008 Morgan Dennis, Alabama 9.900 1993 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 10.0 Karin Lichey, Georgia 9.95 Corey Hartung, Florida 9.900 1994 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 10.0 1998 Karin Lichey, Georgia 9.950 Ricki Lebegern, Alabama 9.900 1995 Kim Kelly, Alabama 10.0 Jenni Beathard, Georgia 9.950 Grace Taylor, Georgia 9.900 18 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Casey Overton, Alabama 9.900 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU 9.950 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.900 2010 Courtney McCool, Georgia 9.950 Susan Jackson, LSU 9.900 2011 Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama 9.925 Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas 9.900 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida 9.925 2010 Ashley Priess, Alabama 9.950 2012 Lloimincia Hall, LSU 9.925 2011 Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama 9.925 2013 Diandra Milliner, Alabama 9.950 2012 Jaime Pisani, Arkansas 9.900 Bridget Sloan, Florida 9.950 2013 Brittany Rogers, Georgia 9.950 Kytra Hunter, Florida 9.950 Shayla Worley, Georgia 9.950 Jessica Savona, LSU 9.950 Rheagan Courville, LSU 9.950 Lloimincia Hall, LSU 9.950 2014 Kytra Hunter, Florida 9.925 2014 Diandra Milliner, Alabama 9.950 2015 Bridget Sloan, Florida 9.950 Kytra Hunter, Florida 9.950 2016 Alex McMurtry, Florida 9.950 Lloimincia Hall, LSU 9.950 2017 Kiana Winston, Alabama 9.950 2015 Kytra Hunter, Florida 9.975 Alex Hyland, Kentucky 9.950 Lloimincia Hall, LSU 9.975 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU 9.950 2016 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU 10.000 2018 , Florida 9.975 2017 Alex McMurtry, Florida 9.950 2019 Lexi Graber, Alabama 9.950 Kennedy Baker, Florida 9.950 , Florida 9.950 McKenna Kelley, LSU 9.950 , Florida 9.950 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU 9.950 Alyssa Baumann, Florida 9.950 2018 Ariana Guerra, Alabama 9.900 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 9.950 Alicia Boren, Florida 9.900 2021 Ellie Lazzari, Florida 9.950 Sidney Dukes, Kentucky 9.900 Alyssa Baumann, Florida 2019 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 10.000 Lexi Graber, Alabama 2021 Kiya Johnson, LSU 10.000 Luisa Blanco, Alabama

Floor Exercise Year Name. School Score 1981 Sandra Smith, LSU 18.70 1982 Sandra Smith, LSU 18.70 1983 Patti Rice, Alabama 18.80 1984 Maria Anz, Florida 18.80 1985 Maria Anz, Florida 19.35 1986 Melissa Miller, Florida 9.60 1987 Corrine Wright, Georgia 9.65 1988 Melissa Miller, Florida 9.75 1989 Melissa Miller, Florida 9.75 Pam Titus, Florida 9.75 1990 Corrine Wright, Georgia 9.85 1991 Dee Foster, Alabama 9.95 1992 Hope Spivey, Georgia 10.0 1993 Hope Spivey-Sheeley, Georgia 10.0 1994 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 10.0 Hope Spivey-Sheeley, Georgia 10.0 1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.975 1996 Kim Kelly, Alabama 9.95 Leslie Angeles, Georgia 9.95 Leah Brown, Alabama 9.95 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.95 1997 Leah Brown, Georgia 9.975 1998 Kim Arnold, Georgia 10.0 1999 Karin Lichey, Georgia 9.950 2000 Suzanne Sears, Georgia 9.950 2001 Suzanne Sears, Georgia 9.950 2002 Marline Stephens, Georgia 9.950 2003 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia 9.975 Ashley Miles, Alabama 9.975 2004 Marline Stephens, Georgia 10.0 Ashley Miles, Alabama 10.0 2005 Ashley Miles, Alabama 9.950 2006 Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia 9.950 Ashley Miles, Alabama 9.950 Brittany Magee, Alabama 9.950 2007 Amanda Castillo, Florida 9.950 2008 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU 9.950 Morgan Dennis, Alabama 9.950 Amanda Castillo, Florida 9.950 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.950 Morgan Dennis, Alabama 9.950

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 19 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS One-Night Competition

Event Name, School Score Year (Site) All-Around Jeana Rice, Alabama 39.850 2004 (Duluth, Ga.)

Vault Ashleigh Gnat, LSU 10.000 2017 (Jacksonville, Fla.) Rheagan Courville, LSU 2013 (North Little Rock, Ark.) Chelsa Byrd, Georgia 2003 (Birmingham, Ala.) Karin Lichey, Georgia 1998 (Baton Rouge, La.) Kim Arnold, Georgia 1997 (Athens, Ga.) Leah Brown, Georgia 1997 (Athens, Ga.) Kim Kelly, Alabama 1995 (Gainesville, Fla.) Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 1994 (Auburn, Ala.) Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 1993 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)

Uneven Bars Bridget Sloan, Florida 10.000 2015 (Duluth, Ga.)

Balance Beam Cory Fritzinger, Georgia 10.000 2004 (Duluth, Ga.)

Floor Exercise Kiya Johnson, LSU 10.000 2021 (Huntsville, Ala.) Sarah Finnegan, LSU 2019 (New Orleans, La.) Ashleigh Gnat, LSU 2016 (North Little Rock, Ark.) Ashley Miles, Alabama 2004 (Duluth, Ga.) Marline Stephens, Georgia 2004 (Duluth, Ga.) Kim Arnold, Georgia 1998 (Baton Rouge, La.) Hope Spivey-Sheeley, Georgia 1994 (Auburn, Ala.) Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 1994 (Auburn, Ala.) Hope Spivey-Sheeley, Georgia 1993 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) Hope Spivey-Sheeley, Georgia 1992 (Baton Rouge, La.)

Two-Night Competition

Event Name, School Score Year (Site) Vault Sandra Smith, LSU 19.20 1983 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)

Uneven Bars Kathy McMinn, Georgia 19.10 1984 (Gainesville, Fla.)

Balance Beam Michelle Goodwin, Florida 19.25 1985 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)

Floor Exercise Maria Anz, Florida 19.35 1985 (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)

Note: From 1981-85, the SEC Championship was a two-night event with the individual champions being determined by adding scores from each night on all events. In 1986, the league went to a one-night competition with all individual champions being determined during that meet. In addition, in 1981 and 1982, a team’s total score was determined by adding the top four individual scores in each event. In 1983, the current format of adding the top five scores was implemented. In 2013, the SEC Championship began a two- session format similar to the NCAA Championships. 20 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TOP SCORES Vault Floor Exercise Team Score Year Team Score Year 1. Georgia...... 49.800 1997 1. Georgia...... 49.725 2004 2. Alabama...... 49.750 1995 2. Alabama...... 49.675 2004 3. Georgia...... 49.650 2003 3. Florida...... 49.625 2013 4. Florida...... 49.625 2021 LSU ...... 49.625 2013 Florida...... 49.625 2015 Georgia...... 49.625 2001 Alabama...... 49.625 2004 6. LSU ...... 49.600 2019 7. Georgia...... 49.600 1995 Georgia...... 49.600 2006 8. LSU ...... 49.575 2017 Alabama...... 49.600 2003 9. Alabama...... 49.550 2021 9. Florida...... 49.575 2015 LSU ...... 49.550 2015 Georgia...... 49.575 1999 Alabama...... 49.550 2013 11. LSU ...... 49.550 2017 Georgia...... 49.550 2004 LSU ...... 49.550 2016 13. Alabama...... 49.525 2014 LSU ...... 49.550 2015 LSU ...... 49.525 2014 Alabama...... 49.550 2013 LSU ...... 49.525 2013 15. Alabama...... 49.525 2001 Florida...... 49.525 2012

Uneven Bars Team Score Year 1. Georgia...... 49.700 2014 2. Alabama...... 49.650 2014 3. Florida...... 49.625 2014 4. Georgia...... 49.600 1998 5. Florida...... 49.575 2015 Georgia...... 49.575 1997 7. Alabama...... 49.550 2016 Georgia...... 49.550 2013 Georgia...... 49.550 1993 10. Florida...... 49.500 2016 Florida...... 49.500 2013 Georgia...... 49.500 2009 Georgia...... 49.500 2008 Georgia...... 49.500 2001 15. Georgia...... 49.475 2019 LSU ...... 49.475 2019

Balance Beam Team Score Year 1. Florida...... 49.625 2019 2. Florida...... 49.550 2018 3. Florida...... 49.525 2021 Georgia...... 49.525 2004 5. LSU ...... 49.500 2017 Florida...... 49.500 2013 Georgia...... 49.500 2013 Georgia...... 49.500 1997 9. Florida...... 49.475 2004 10. Alabama...... 49.450 2021 Alabama...... 49.450 2019 LSU ...... 49.450 2019 Alabama...... 49.450 2018 Alabama...... 49.450 2001 15. Auburn...... 49.400 2015 Alabama...... 49.400 2013 Florida...... 49.400 2010 Georgia...... 49.400 2001

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 21 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TOP SCORES All-Around Uneven Bars Floor Exercise Gymnast, Team Score Year Gymnast, Team Score Year Gymnast, Team Score Year 1. Jeana Rice, Alabama. . . . .39.850 2004 1. Bridget Sloan, Florida . . . . . 10.0 2015 1. Kiya Johnson, LSU...... 10.0 2021 2. Luisa Blanco, Alabama . . . .39.800 2021 2. Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama . . . . 9.975 2014 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU...... 10.0 2016 Sarah Finnegan, LSU. . . . .39.800 2019 Courtney Kupets, Georgia. . . 9.975 2009 Rheagan Courville, LSU. . . . .10.0 2013 Kim Arnold, Georgia. . . . .39.800 1997 4. Shania Adams, Alabama. . . .9.950 2021 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia . . . . . 10.0 2003 5. Courtney Kupets, Georgia. . .39.775 2009 Luisa Blanco, Alabama . . . . 9.950 2021 Marline Stephens, Georgia. . . .10.0 2004 Leah Brown, Georgia. . . . .39.775 1997 Makarri Doggette, Alabama. . .9.950 2021 Ashley Miles, Alabama. . . . . 10.0 2004 7. Bridget Sloan, Florida . . . . 39.750 2013 Alex McMurtry, Florida. . . . .9.950 2018 Kim Arnold, Georgia...... 10.0 1998 Rheagan Courville, LSU. . . .39.750 2013 Katie Bailey, Alabama. . . . .9.950 2017 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky. . . . .10.0 1994 9. Andree’ Pickens, Alabama. . .39.725 2002 Lexie Priessman, LSU. . . . . 9.950 2017 Hope Spivey-Sheely, Georgia. . .10.0 1994 10. Alex McMurtry, Florida. . . . 39.700 2017 Katie Bailey, Alabama. . . . .9.950 2016 Hope Spivey-Sheely, Georgia. . .10.0 1993 Bridget Sloan, Florida . . . . 39.700 2014 Kiana Winston, Alabama. . . .9.950 2016 Hope Spivey, Georgia. . . . . 10.0 1992 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia . . . . 39.700 2004 , Florida . . .9.950 2015 11. Kytra Hunter, Florida. . . . . 9.975 2015 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia. . . .39.700 2001 Kiera Brown, Georgia . . . . .9.950 2014 Lloimincia Hall, LSU...... 9.975 2015 Kim Arnold, Georgia. . . . .39.700 1998 , Florida. . 9.950 2014 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia . . . . .9.975 2003 15. Karin Lichey, Georgia . . . . 39.675 1999 Lindsey Cheek, Georgia. . . . 9.950 2014 Ashley Miles, Alabama. . . . .9.975 2003 Chelsea Davis, Georgia. . . . 9.950 2014 Leah Brown, Georgia. . . . . 9.975 1997 Alaina Johnson, Florida. . . . 9.950 2014 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky. . . . 9.975 1996 Vault Aja Sims, Alabama ...... 9.950 2014 Gymnast, Team Score Year Bridget Sloan, Florida . . . . .9.950 2014 1. Ashleigh Gnat, LSU...... 10.0 2017 Brittany Rogers, Georgia . . . .9.950 2013 Rheagan Courville, LSU. . . . .10.0 2013 Bridget Sloan, Florida . . . . .9.950 2013 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia . . . . . 10.0 2003 Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia . . . . 9.950 2008 Karin Lichey, Georgia . . . . . 10.0 1998 Melanie Sinclair, Florida . . . .9.950 2008 Kim Arnold, Georgia...... 10.0 1997 Grace Taylor, Georgia . . . . 9.950 2008 Leah Brown, Georgia...... 10.0 1997 Ashley Miles, Alabama. . . . .9.950 2005 Kim Kelly, Alabama...... 10.0 1995 Terin Humphrey, Alabama. . . 9.950 2005 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky. . . . .10.0 1994 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia. . . . 9.950 2004 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky. . . . .10.0 1993 Jeana Rice, Alabama. . . . . 9.950 2004 10. Alex McMurtry, Florida. . . . .9.975 2018 Andree’ Pickens, Alabama. . . 9.950 2002 Lauren Johnson, Georgia. . . .9.975 2014 Natalie Barrington, Alabama . . 9.950 2001 Diandra Milliner, Alabama. . . 9.975 2014 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia. . . . 9.950 2001 Kayla Williams, Alabama. . . .9.975 2013 Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia . . .9.950 2001 Kytra Hunter, Florida. . . . . 9.975 2012 Jenni Beathard, Georgia . . . .9.950 1999 Courtney Kupets, Georgia. . . 9.975 2007 Karin Lichey, Georgia . . . . .9.950 1998 Jeana Rice, Alabama. . . . . 9.975 2004 Kim Arnold, Georgia. . . . . 9.950 1998 Julie Ballard, Georgia. . . . .9.975 1997 Leah Brown, Georgia. . . . . 9.950 1997 Leah Brown, Georgia. . . . . 9.975 1996 Karin Lichey, Georgia . . . . .9.950 1997 Chastity Junkin, Alabama. . . .9.975 1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky. . . . 9.950 1993 Merritt Booth, Alabama. . . . 9.975 1995 Lori Strong, Georgia . . . . . 9.950 1993 Kim Kelly, Alabama...... 9.975 1994 Agina Simpkins, Georgia. . . .9.950 1992

Balance Beam Gymnast, Team Score Year 1. Cory Fritzinger, Georgia. . . . .10.0 2004 2. Alyssa Baumann, Florida. . . .9.975 2018 Jeana Rice, Alabama. . . . . 9.975 2004 4. Ellie Lazzari, Florida...... 9.950 2021 Alyssa Baumann, Florida. . . .9.950 2021 Lexi Graber, Alabama. . . . .9.950 2021 Luisa Blanco, Alabama . . . . 9.950 2021 Nickie Guerrero, Alabama. . . 9.950 2018 Kiana Winston, Alabama. . . .9.950 2018 Kiana Winston, Alabama. . . .9.950 2017 Alex Hyland, Kentucky. . . . .9.950 2017 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU...... 9.950 2017 Alex McMurtry, Florida. . . . .9.950 2016 Bridget Sloan, Florida . . . . .9.950 2015 Brittany Rogers, Georgia . . . .9.950 2013 Shayla Worley, Georgia. . . . 9.950 2013 Rheagan Courville, LSU. . . . 9.950 2013 Ashley Priess, Alabama . . . . 9.950 2010 Katie Heenan, Georgia. . . . 9.950 2005 Jeana Rice, Alabama. . . . . 9.950 2003 Suzanne Sears, Georgia. . . . 9.950 2001 Marline Stephens, Georgia. . . 9.950 2001 Karin Lichey, Georgia . . . . .9.950 1997 Kim Arnold, Georgia. . . . . 9.950 1997 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky. . . . 9.950 1996 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky. . . . 9.950 1995

22 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC HONORS SEC Gymnasts of the Year 2014 Amanda Wellick, Arkansas 2014 , Auburn 1993 Heather Stepp, Georgia 2015 Paige Zaziski, Arkansas 2015 Jeff Graba, Auburn 1994 Hope Spivey, Georgia Kennedy Baker, Florida D-D Breaux, LSU 1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 2016 Morgan Porter, Missouri 2016 Mark Cook, Arkansas 1996 Kristen Guise, Florida 2017 Mollie Korth, Kentucky , Florida 1997 Meredith Willard, Alabama 2018 Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas 2017 D-D Breaux, LSU 1998 Kim Arnold, Georgia 2019 Trinity Thomas, Florida 2018 Mark Cook, Arkansas 1999 Karin Lichey, Georgia 2020 Kiya Johnson, LSU 2019 D-D Breaux, LSU 2000 Andreé Pickens, Alabama 2021 Haleigh Bryant, LSU 2020 Jenny Rowland, Florida Sarah Wentworth, Auburn 2021 Jenny Rowland, Florida Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida 2001 Andreé Pickens, Alabama SEC Scholar-Athletes of the Year 2002 Andreé Pickens, Alabama 2004 Kinsey Rowe, Georgia 2003 Jeana Rice, Alabama 2005 Michelle Reeser, Alabama 2004 April Burkholder, LSU 2006 Nicole Barnett, Auburn 2005 April Burkholder, LSU 2007 Julie Dwyer, Auburn 2006 Julie Dwyer, Auburn 2008 Rebekah Zaiser, Florida 2007 Katie Heenan, Georgia 2009 Grace Taylor, Georgia 2008 Lindsey Puckett, Auburn 2010 Kristina Voss, Auburn Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU 2011 Kayla Hoffman, Alabama 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia Michelle Stout, Arkansas 2010 Susan Jackson, LSU Laura Lane, Auburn 2011 Kayla Hoffman, Alabama 2012 Kim Jacob, Alabama 2012 Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Laura Lane, Auburn 2013 Rheagan Courville, LSU 2013 Kim Jacob, Alabama 2014 , Arkansas 2014 Kim Jacob, Alabama 2015 Kytra Hunter, Florida 2015 Katelyn Trevino, Missouri 2016 Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn 2016 Lauren Beers, Alabama 2017 Alex McMurtry, Florida 2017 Alex McMurtry, Florida 2018 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 2018 Alex McMurtry, Florida 2019 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 2019 Samantha Cerio, Auburn 2020 Trinity Thomas, Florida Alex Hyland, Kentucky 2021 Luisa Blanco, Alabama 2020 Shea Mahoney, Alabama 2021 Leah Clapper, Florida

SEC Event Specialists of the Year 2014 Lindsey Cheek, Georgia SEC Coaches of the Year 2015 Lloimincia Hall, LSU 1985 Sarah Patterson, Alabama 2016 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU 1986 , Georgia 2017 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU 1987 Suzanne Yoculan, Georgia 2018 Alex McMurtry, Florida 1988 Leah Little, Kentucky 2019 , Georgia 1989 Ernestine Weaver, Florida 2020 Helen Hu, Missouri 1990 D-D Pollock, LSU 2021 Derrian Gobourne, Auburn 1991 Robert Dillard, Auburn Kiya Johnson, LSU 1992 Ernestine Weaver, Florida 1993 D-D Pollock, LSU 1994 Judi Markell Avener, Florida SEC Freshmen of the Year D-D Pollock, LSU 1991 Kelly Macy, Georgia 1995 Sarah Patterson, Alabama 1992 Agina Simpkins, Georgia D-D Pollock, LSU 1993 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 1996 Leah Little, Kentucky 1994 Meredith Willard, Alabama 1997 Judi Markell, Florida 1995 Julie Ballard, Georgia 1998 Suzanne Yoculan, Georgia 1996 Karin Lichey, Georgia 1999 Robert Dillard, Auburn 1997 Kristin Hoeferlin, Kentucky 2000 Sarah Patterson, Alabama 1998 Robin Hawkins, Alabama D-D Breaux, LSU Betsy Hamm, Florida 2001 Suzanne Yoculan, Georgia Ashley Burkholder, Kentucky 2002 Suzanne Yoculan, Georgia 1999 Andreé Pickens, Alabama 2003 Jeff Thompson, Auburn 2000 Julia Gore, Kentucky 2004 Suzanne Yoculan, Georgia 2001 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia 2005 D-D Breaux, LSU 2002 Orley Szmuch, Florida 2006 , Florida 2003 April Burkholder, LSU 2007 Rhonda Faehn, Florida 2004 Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia 2008 Mark and René Cook, Arkansas 2005 Julie Dwyer, Auburn Jeff Thompson, Auburn 2006 Courtney Kupets, Georgia Suzanne Yoculan, Georgia 2007 Amanda Castillo, Florida 2009 Suzanne Yoculan, Georgia 2008 Cassidy McComb, Georgia 2010 Sarah Patterson, Alabama 2009 Whitney Rose, Kentucky Rhonda Faehn, Florida 2010 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida 2011 Rhonda Faehn, Florida 2011 Alaina Johnson, Florida 2012 Jeff Graba, Auburn 2012 Kytra Hunter, Florida Rhonda Faehn, Florida 2013 Bridget Sloan, Florida 2013 Rhonda Faehn, Florida MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 23 SEC GYMNASTS OF THE WEEK 2000 2005 2010 2015 J11 Robin Hawkins, Alabama J11 Ashley Miles, Alabama J12 Courtney McCool, Georgia J13 Jessie Jordan, LSU J18 Kristi Lichey, Georgia J18 Ashley Miles, Alabama J19 Ricki Lebegern, Alabama J20 Amanda Wellick, Arkansas J25 Kristi Lichey, Georgia J25 April Burkholder, LSU J26 Morgan Dennis, Alabama Jessie Jordan, LSU F1 Shanyn MacEachern, LSU F1 Savannah Evans, Florida F2 Allyson Sandusky, Auburn J27 Rheagan Courville, LSU F8 Shanyn MacEachern, LSU F8 Ashley Miles, Alabama F9 Susan Jackson, LSU F3 Kytra Hunter, Florida F15 Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida F15 Kelly Phelan, LSU F16 Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama F10 Rheagan Courville, LSU F22 Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida F22 Ashley Miles, Alabama F23 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida F17 Kytra Hunter, Florida F29 Sarah Wentworth, Auburn M1 Ashley Reed, Florida M2 Morgan Dennis, Alabama F24 Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama M7 Sarah Wentworth, Auburn M8 Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Courtney McCool, Georgia Rheagan Courville, LSU M14 Krissy Hoeferlin, Kentucky M15 April Burkholder, LSU M9 Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas M3 Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn M22 April Burkholder, LSU Susan Jackson, LSU M10 Kytra Hunter, Florida M16 Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas M17 Kytra Hunter, Florida 2001 M23 Ashley Priess, Alabama J9 Andreé Pickens, Alabama 2006 J16 Kristi Lichey, Georgia J10 April Burkholder, LSU 2016 J23 Cheryl Lancaster, Auburn J17 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 2011 J12 Bridget Sloan, Florida J30 Hilary Thompson, Florida J24 Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia J13 Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Myia Hambrick, LSU F6 Kristi Lichey, Georgia J31 Julie Dwyer, Auburn J19 Cassidy McComb, Georgia J19 Bridget Sloan, Florida F13 Aronda Primault, Kentucky F7 Corey Hartung, Florida J25 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida J26 Bridget Sloan, Florida F20 Andreé Pickens, Alabama F14 Courtney Kupets, Georgia F1 Kayla Hoffman, Alabama F2 Bridget Sloan, Florida F27 Kristi Lichey, Georgia F21 Lindsey Puckett, Auburn F8 Jaime Pisani, Arkansas F9 Myia Hambrick, LSU M6 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia F28 Courtney Kupets, Georgia F15 Alaina Johnson, Florida F16 Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn M13 Nicki Arnstad, LSU M7 Terin Humphrey, Alabama F22 Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Brandie Jay, Georgia M20 Andreé Pickens, Alabama M14 Katie Hardman, Arkansas M1 Jaime Pisani, Arkansas F23 Myia Hambrick, LSU M21 April Burkholder, LSU M8 Andrea Mitchell, Kentucky M1 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU M15 Sarah DeMeo, Alabama M8 Bridget Sloan, Florida 2002 M15 Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn J8 Aronda Primault, Kentucky 2007 Bridget Sloan, Florida J15 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia J9 Katie Heenan, Georgia 2012 J22 Raegan Tomasek, Alabama J16 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU J11 Katherine Grable, Arkansas J29 Orley Szmuch, Florida J23 Julie Dwyer, Auburn J18 Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama 2017 F5 Marina Degveta, LSU J30 Kassie Price, Alabama J25 Katherine Grable, Arkansas J10 Myia Hambrick, LSU F12 Beth Boudreaux, LSU F6 Ashley Reed, Florida F1 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida J17 Myia Hambrick, LSU F19 Marline Stephens, Georgia F13 Courtney Kupets, Georgia F8 Diandra Milliner, Alabama J24 Alicia Boren, Florida F26 Andreé Pickens, Alabama F20 Courtney Kupets, Georgia F15 Kat Ding, Georgia J31 Kennedi Edney, LSU M5 Beth Boudreaux, LSU F27 Amanda Castillo, Florida F22 Alaina Johnson, Florida F7 Kiana Winston, Alabama M12 Lisa Clark, Auburn M6 Cassie Drew, Arkansas F29 Kytra Hunter, Florida F14 Alicia Boren, Florida M19 Andreé Pickens, Alabama M13 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU M7 Jaime Pisani, Arkansas F21 Rachel Dickson, Goergia M20 Melanie Sinclair, Florida M14 Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama F28 Alex McMurtry, Florida M27 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU M21 Alaina Johnson, Florida M7 Kiana Winston, Alabama 2003 M14 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU J7 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia J14 Jeana Rice, Alabama 2008 2013 J21 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia J15 Melanie Sinclair, Florida J9 Rheagan Courville, LSU 2018 J28 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia J22 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU J16 Lloimincia Hall, LSU J9 Sarah Finnegan, LSU F4 Jeana Rice, Alabama J29 Courtney McCool, Georgia J23 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida J16 Myia Hambrick, LSU F11 Orley Szmuch, Florida F5 Lindsey Puckett, Auburn J30 Kytra Hunter, Florida J23 Sarah Finnegan, LSU F18 Kristin Sterner, Alabama F12 Michelle Stout, Arkansas F6 Bridget Sloan, Florida J30 Alex McMurtry, Florida F25 Courtney Puckett, Auburn F19 Amanda Castillo, Florida F13 Rheagan Courville, LSU F6 Myia Hambrick, LSU M3 Lauren Campanioni, LSU F26 Cassidy McComb, Georgia F20 Ashley Sledge, Alabama F13 Myia Hambrick, LSU M10 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia M3 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU F27 Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn F20 Sarah Finnegan, LSU M18 Jeana Rice, Alabama M10 Hillary Ferguson, Kentucky M6 Kytra Hunter, Florida F27 Sarah Finnegan, LSU M25 April Burkholder, LSU M17 Amanda Castillo, Florida M13 Ashley Press, Alabama M6 Kennedi Edney, Florida M24 Katie Heenan, Georgia M20 Bridget Sloan, Florida M13 Alex McMurtry, Florida M20 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 2004 J13 Dana McQuillin, Arkansas 2009 2014 J20 Orley Szmuch, Florida J13 Courtney Kupets, Georgia J14 Kim Jacob, Alabama 2019 J27 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia J20 Courtney Kupets, Georgia Kytra Hunter, Florida J8 Sarah Finnegan, LSU F3 Jeana Rice, Alabama J27 Courtney Kupets, Georgia J21 Bridget Sloan, Florida J15 Alicia Boren, Florida F10 April Burkholder, LSU F3 Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas J28 Kytra Hunter, Florida J22 Sarah Finnegan, LSU F17 Natica Johnson, Auburn F10 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Bridget Sloan, Florida J29 Trinity Thomas, Florida F24 April Burkholder, LSU F17 A.J. Mills, Auburn F4 Bridget Sloan, Florida F5 Sarah Finniegan, LSU M2 Erinn Dooley, Florida F24 Melanie Sinclair, Florida F11 Bridget Sloan, Florida F12 Trinity Thomas, Florida M9 Chelsa Byrd, Georgia M3 Courtney Kupets, Georgia F18 Rheagan Courville, LSU F19 Sarah Finnegan, LSU M16 Jeana Rice, Alabama M10 Susan Jackson, LSU F25 Diandra Milliner, Alabama F26 Trinity Thomas, Florida Erinn Dooley, Florida M17 Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Katherine Grable, Arkansas M5 Sarah Finnegan, LSU M4 Jessie Jordan, LSU M12 Sarah Finnegan, LSU M11 Alaina Johnson, Florida M19 Kennedi Edney, LSU M18 Bridget Sloan, Florida Sarah Finnegan, LSU

24 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC GYMNASTS OF THE WEEK 2020 J7 Mollie Korth, Kentucky J14 Trinity Thomas, Florida J21 Kiya Johnson, LSU J28 Trinity Thomas, Florida F4 Trinity Thomas, Florida F11 Trinity Thomas, Florida F18 Trinity Thomas, Florida F25 Trinity Thomas, Florida M3 Trinity Thomas, Florida M10 Trinity Thomas, Florida

2021 J12 Trinity Thomas, Florida J19 Haleigh Bryant, LSU J26 Megan Skaggs, Florida F2 Trinity Thomas, Florida F9 Alyona Shchennikova, LSU F16 Trinity Thomas, Florida F23 Luisa Blanco, Alabama M2 Trinity Thomas, Florida M9 Luisa Blanco, Alabama Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 25 SEC SPECIALISTS OF THE WEEK 2013 2018 J9 Sarie Morrison, LSU J9 Kiana Winston, Alabama J16 Sarah DeMeo, Alabama J16 Kiana Winston, Alabama J23 Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida J23 Sabrina Vega, Georgia J30 Mallah Mathis, LSU J30 Sophia Carter, Arkansas F6 Kaylan Earls, Georgia F6 Kiana Winston, Alabama F13 Lloimincia Hall, LSU F13 Kennedy Baker, Florida F20 Sarie Morrison, LSU F20 Lexie Priessman, LSU F27 Kelci Lewis, Arkansas F27 Nickie Guerrero, Alabama M6 Diandra Milliner, Alabama M6 Erin Macadaeg, LSU M13 Lloimincia Hall, LSU M13 Lexie Priessman, LSU M20 Alexis Gross, Kentucky M20 Braie Speed, Arkansas

2014 2019 J14 Sarie Morrison, LSU J8 Britney Ward, Missouri J21 Chelsea Davis, Georgia J15 Abby Milliet, Auburn J28 Lindsey Cheek, Georgia J22 Ariana Guerra, Alabama F4 Lloimincia Hall, LSU Rachel Gowey, Florida F11 Kim Jacob, Alabama J29 Megan Skaggs, Florida Sarie Morrison, LSU F5 Alyssa Baumann, Florida F18 Kytra Hunter, Florida F12 Alyssa Baumann, Florida F25 Sarie Morrison, LSU F19 Sabrina Vega, Georgia M4 Lindsey Cheek, Georgia F26 Marissa Oakley, Georgia M11 Diandra Milliner, Alabama M5 Ariana Guerra, Alabama M18 Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Lexie Priessman, LSU M12 McKenna Kelley, LSU M19 Katie Stuart, Kentucky 2015 J13 Bridget Sloan, Florida J20 Alex McMurtry, Florida 2020 J27 Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama J7 Aspen Tucker, Missouri F3 Brandie Jay, Georgia J14 Derrian Gobourne, Auburn F10 Erin Macadaeg, LSU J21 Makarri Doggette, Alabama F17 MJ Rott, Auburn Helen Hu, Missouri F24 Lloimincia Hall, LSU J28 Helen Hu, Missouri M3 MJ Rott, Auburn F4 Sabrina Vega, Georgia M10 Rheagan Courville, LSU F11 Sophia Carter, Arkansas M17 Bridget Sloan, Florida Sabrina Vega, Georgia Lloimincia Hall, LSU F18 Gracie Day, Auburn F25 Mollie Korth, Kentucky M3 Luisa Blanco, Alabama 2016 M10 Rachel Gowey, Florida J12 Shae Zamardi, LSU J19 Britney Ward, Missouri J26 Alex McMurtry, Florida 2021 F2 Alex McMurtry, Florida J12 Makarri Doggette, Alabama F9 Mary Beth Box, Georgia Nya Reed, Florida F16 Alex McMurtry, Florida J19 Maggie O’Hara, Arkansas F23 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Nya Reed, Florida M1 Lauren Beers, Alabama J26 Savannah Schoenherr, Florida M8 Mary Beth Box, Georgia F2 Makarri Doggette, Alabama M15 Alex McMurtry, Florida F9 Derrian Gobourne, Auburn F16 Nya Reed, Florida Alyona Shchennikova, LSU 2017 F23 Luisa Blanco, Alabama J10 Sarah Finnegan, LSU M2 Cally Nixon, Kentucky J17 Rachel Schick, Georgia M9 Megan Roberts, Georgia J24 Alex McMurtry, Florida J31 Kennedy Baker, Florida F7 Nickie Guerrero, Alabama F14 Alex McMurtry, Florida F21 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU F28 Rachel Slocum, Florida M7 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU M14 Kiana Winston, Alabama

26 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC FRESHMEN OF THE WEEK 2009 2014 2019 J13 Ashley Priess, Alabama J14 Katie Bailey, Alabama J8 Rachael Lukacs, Georgia J20 Ashley Priess, Alabama J21 Kiera Brown, Georgia J15 Derrian Gobourne, Auburn J27 Jaime Pisani, Arkansas J28 MJ Rott, Auburn Trinity Thomas, Florida F3 Allyson Sandusky, Auburn F4 Katie Bailey, Alabama J22 Trinity Thomas, Florida F10 Jaime Pisani, Arkansas F11 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU J29 Derrian Gobourne, Auburn F17 Gloria Johnson, LSU F18 Aja Sims, Alabama F5 Trinity Thomas, Florida F24 Gloria Johnson, LSU F25 Katie Bailey, Alabama F12 Rachel Baumann, Georgia M3 Ashley Priess, Alabama M4 Claire Boyce, Florida F19 Trinity Thomas, Florida M10 Ashley Priess, Alabama M11 Amanda Wellick, Arkansas F26 Rachael Lukacs, Georgia M17 Ashley Priess, Alabama M18 Katie Bailey, Alabama M5 Trinity Thomas, Florida Ashleigh Gnat, LSU M12 Trinity Thomas, Florida M19 Rachael Lukacs, Georgia 2010 J12 Ashley Sledge, Alabama 2015 J17 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida J13 Shauna Miller, Missouri 2020 J26 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida J20 Kennedy Baker, Florida J7 Helen Hu, Missouri F2 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida J27 Paige Zaziski, Arkansas J14 Raena Worley, Kentucky F9 Shayla Worley, Georgia F3 Kennedy Baker, Florida J21 Raena Worley, Kentucky F16 Shayla Worley, Georgia F10 Ericha Fassbender, Florida J28 Kiya Johnson, LSU F23 , Florida F17 Paige Zaziski, Arkansas F4 Kiya Johnson, LSU M2 Ashanée Dickerson, Florida Kennedy Baker, Florida F11 Kiya Johnson, LSU M9 Marissa King, Florida F24 Alex McMurtry, Florida F18 Kiya Johnson, LSU M16 Christa Tanella, Georgia M3 Kennedy Baker, Florida F25 Helen Hu, Missouri Ericka Garcia, LSU M10 Myia Hambrick, LSU M3 Helen Hu, Missouri M23 Marissa King, Florida M17 Paige Zaziski, Arkansas M10 Helen Hu, Missouri

2011 2016 2021 J13 Alaina Johnson, Florida J12 Sarah Finnegan, LSU J12 Haleigh Bryant, LSU J19 Alaina Johnson, Florida J19 Alicia Boren, Florida J19 Shania Adams, Alabama J25 Lindsey Cheek, Georgia J26 Britney Ward, Missouri J26 Haleigh Bryant, LSU F1 Alaina Johnson, Florida F2 Alicia Boren, Florida F2 Gabrielle Gallentine, Florida F8 Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida F9 Sidney Dukes, Kentucky F9 Haleigh Bryant, LSU F15 Diandra Milliner, Alabama F16 Alicia Boren, Florida F16 Bailey Bunn, Kentucky F22 Sarie Morrison, LSU F23 Alicia Boren, Florida Amaya Marshall, Missouri M1 Sarah DeMeo, Alabama M1 Sarah Finnegan, LSU F23 Haleigh Bryant, LSU M8 Alaina Johnson, Florida M8 Morgan Porter, Missouri M2 Ellie Lazzari, Florida M15 Diandra Milliner, Alabama M15 Sarah Finnegan, LSU M9 Haleigh Bryant, LSU

2012 2017 J11 Chelsea Davis, Georgia J10 Kennedi Edney, LSU J18 Lloimincia Hall, LSU J17 Mollie Korth, Kentucky J25 Kytra Hunter, Florida J24 Mollie Korth, Kentucky F1 Kytra Hunter, Florida J31 , Florida Jessie Jordan, LSU F7 Jessica Yamzon, Arkansas F8 Rheagan Courville, LSU F14 Mollie Korth, Kentucky F15 Kytra Hunter, Florida F21 Kennedi Edney, LSU F22 Bri Guy, Auburn F28 Amelia Hundley, Florida F29 Rheagan Courville, LSU M7 Aspen Tucker, Missouri M7 Lloimincia Hall, LSU M14 Mollie Korth, Kentucky M14 Sarah Persinger, Georgia M21 Rheagan Courville, LSU 2018 J9 Jazmyn Foberg, Florida 2013 J16 Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas J9 Bridget Sloan, Florida Ella Warren, Kentucky J16 Sydnie Dillard, Arkansas J23 Sami Durante, LSU J23 Brandie Jay, Georgia J30 Alyssa Baumann, Florida J30 Brittany Rogers, Georgia F6 Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas F6 Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn F13 Alyssa Baumann, Florida F13 Bridget Sloan, Florida F20 Christina Desiderio, LSU F20 Brittany Rogers, Georgia F27 Megan Skaggs, Florida F27 Bridget Sloan, Florida M6 Lexi Graber, Alabama M6 Bridget Sloan, Florida M13 Jazmyn Foberg, Florida M13 Brittany Rogers, Georgia M20 Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas M20 Lauren Beers, Alabama Brandie Jay, Georgia

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 27 ALL-SEC TEAMS 1981 1989 1995 Lynn McDonnell, Florida Katherine Kelleher, Alabama Kim Kelly, Alabama Ann Woods, Florida Kim Masters, Alabama Stephanie Woods, Alabama Kathy McMinn, Florida Tina Rinker, Alabama Heather Brown, Auburn Lisa Benn, LSU Janice Kerr, Florida Colleen Johnson, Florida Jamie Middleton, LSU Melissa Miller, Florida Kristen Guide, Florida Sandra Smith, LSU Lucy Wener, Georgia Kim Arnold, Georgia Corrinne Wright, Georgia Andrea Dewey, Georgia Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 1982 Jennifer Wood, LSU Lynn McDonnell, Florida 1990 Kristy Savoie, LSU Ann Woods, Florida Dee Foster, Alabama Julie Garrett, Georgia Marie Robbins, Alabama Kathy McMinn, Georgia Jennifer Carbone, Georgia 1996 Kathy Neibel, Georgia Corrinne Wright, Georgia Kim Kelly, Alabama Sandra Smith, LSU Jami Snopek, LSU Meredith Willard, Alabama Rachelle Fruge, LSU Kristen Guise, Florida Leslie Angeles, Georgia 1983 Leah Brown, Georgia Julie Garrett, Alabama 1991 Jenni Beathard, Georgia Patti Rice, Alabama Gina Basile, Alabama Lori Strong, Georgia Elfi Schlegel, Florida Dana Dobransky, Alabama Jenny Hansen, Kentucky Lynn McDonnell, Florida Dee Foster, Alabama Jennifer Wood, LSU Kathy McMinn, Georgia Kim Masters, Alabama Sandra Smith, LSU Christina McDonald, Florida Kelly Macy, Georgia 1997 Sandy Rowlette, Georgia Mandy Chapman, Alabama 1984 Hope Spivey, Georgia Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida Julie Estin, Alabama Rachelle Fruge, LSU Kim Arnold, Georgia Maria Anz, Florida Elizabeth Wilson, LSU Leah Brown, Georgia Kim Hillner, Florida Karin Lichey, Georgia Elfi Schlegel, Florida Robin Ewing, Kentucky Terri Eckert, Georgia 1992 Stephanie Hyett, LSU Kathy McMinn, Georgia Dana Dobransky, Alabama Amy McClosky, LSU Katherine Kelleher, Alabama Danielle Pritts, Auburn 1985 Nneka Logan, Georgia 1998 Penney Hauschild, Alabama Sandy Rowlette, Georgia Mandy Chapman, Alabama Julie Estin, Alabama Agina Simpkins, Georgia Betsy Hamm, Florida Anita Botnen, Florida Hope Spivey, Georgia Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida Elfi Schlegel, Florida Heather Stepp, Georgia Kim Arnold, Georgia Terri Eckert, Georgia Jenni Beathard, Georgia Angie Topham, LSU Karin Lichey, Georgia 1993 Colleen Barger, LSU Dee Foster, Alabama Stephanie Hyett, LSU 1986 Nneka Logan, Georgia Amy McCloskey, LSU Julie Estin, Alabama Agina Simpkins, Georgia Penney Hauschild, Alabama Heather Stepp, Georgia Elfi Schlegel, Florida Hope Spivey, Georgia 1999 Terri Eckert, Georgia Lori Strong, Georgia Sarah Wentworth, Auburn Julie Klick, Georgia Jenny Hansen, Kentucky Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida Paula Maheau, Georgia Jennifer Wood, LSU Jenni Beathard, Georgia Karin Lichey, Georgia Kristi Lichey, Georgia 1987 1994 Suzanne Sears, Georgia Julie Estin, Alabama Kim Kelly, Alabama Abbey Burns, LSU Lisa Grieco, Auburn Becky Erwin, Auburn Anita Botnen, Florida Kristen Guise, Florida Janice Kerr, Florida Leah Brown, Georgia 2000 Terri Eckert, Georgia Agina Simpkins, Georgia Andreé Pickens, Alabama Mary Spence, LSU Hope Spivey, Georgia Kristen Sterner, Alabama Jenny Hansen, Kentucky Sally Cantrell, Auburn Jennifer Wood, LSU Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida 1988 Kristi Lichey, Georgia Kim Masters, Alabama Suzanne Sears, Georgia Tina Rinker, Alabama Julia Gore, Kentucky Marie Robbins, Alabama Shanyn MacEachern, LSU Janice Kerr, Florida Melissa Miller, Florida Lucy Wener, Georgia

28 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ALL-SEC TEAMS 2001 Orley Szmuch, Florida Second Team: Natalie Barrington, Alabama Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Andreé Pickens, Alabama Brittany Smith, Georgia Kassi Price, Alabama Jeana Rice, Alabama Lindsay Beddow, LSU Nicola Willis, Florida Kristen Sterner, Alabama Courtney McCool, Georgia Lissy Smith, Auburn Chelsa Byrd, Georgia 2005 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia First Team: 2009 Kristi Lichey, Georgia Terin Humphrey, Alabama First Team: Suzanne Sears, Georgia Ashley Miles, Alabama Morgan Dennis, Alabama Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia Katie Heenan, Georgia Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Marline Stephens, Georgia Ashley Kupets, Georgia Courtney Kupets, Georgia April Burkholder, LSU Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Susan Jackson, LSU 2002 Second Team: First Team: Rachael Tarantino, Auburn Second Team: Andreé Pickens, Alabama Nikki Childs, Georgia Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Courtney Puckett, Auburn Michelle Emmons, Georgia Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Hilary Thompson, Florida Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Ashley Priess, Alabama Cory Fritzinger, Georgia Michelle Gales, Kentucky Michelle Stout, Arkansas Marline Stephens, Georgia Nicki Butler, LSU Lindsey Puckett, Auburn Aronda Primault, Kentucky Lisa Rennie, LSU Corey Hartung, Florida Nicki Arnstad, LSU Melanie Sinclair, Florida Grace Taylor, Georgia Second Team: 2006 Natalie Barrington, Alabama First Team: Alexis Brion, Alabama Melanie Banville, Alabama 2010 Raegan Tomasek, Alabama Brittany Magee, Alabama First Team: Erin Pendleton, Florida Ashley Miles, Alabama Morgan Dennis, Alabama Orley Szmuch, Florida Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Ashley Priess, Alabama Chelsa Byrd , Georgia Courtney Kupets, Georgia Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Sierra Sapunar, Georgia April Burkholder, LSU Ashanee Dickerson, Florida Talya Vexler , Georgia Kat Ding, Georgia Rebecca Lightsey, LSU Second Team: Hilary Mauro, Georgia Corey Hartung, Florida Courtney McCool, Georgia Katie Heenan, Georgia Susan Jackson, LSU 2003 Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia First Team: Second Team: Ashley Miles, Alabama Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Jeana Rice, Alabama 2007 Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Courtney Puckett, Auburn First Team: Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Chelsa Byrd , Georgia Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Marissa King, Florida Kinsey Rowe, Georgia Amanda Castillo, Florida Maranda Smith, Florida Ashley Reed , Florida Marcia Newby, Georgia Katie Heenan, Georgia Grace Taylor, Georgia Second Team: Courtney Kupets, Georgia Gloria Johnson, LSU Michelle Reeser, Alabama Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Larissa Stewart, Alabama Erinn Dooley, Florida Second Team: 2011 Lindsey Miner, Florida Morgan Dennis, Alabama First Team: Kristen Stucky, Florida Corey Hartung, Florida Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Cassie Bair, Georgia Melanie Sinclair, Florida Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Cory Fritzinger, Georgia Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Ashanee Dickerson, Florida Ashley Miller, Georgia Lauren Klein, LSU Alaina Johnson, Florida Brittany Smith, Georgia Kat Ding, Georgia April Burkholder, LSU Cassidy McComb, Georgia 2008 First Team: Second Team: 2004 Morgan Dennis, Alabama Sarah DeMeo, Alabama First Team: Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Marissa Gutierrez, Alabama Ashley Miles, Alabama Casey Overton, Alabama Kim Jacob, Alabama Jeana Rice, Alabama Amanda Castillo, Florida Diandra Milliner, Alabama Chelsa Byrd , Georgia Corey Hartung, Florida Ashley Sledge, Alabama Cory Fritzinger, Georgia Ashley Reed , Florida Katherine Grable, Arkansas Marline Stephens, Georgia Melanie Sinclair, Florida Jaime Pisani, Arkansas April Burkholder, LSU Katie Heenan, Georgia Nicole Ellis, Florida Grace Taylor, Georgia Alicia Goodwin, Florida Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Marissa King, Florida Second Team: Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Maranda Smith, Florida Melissa Leigh, Arkansas Susan Jackson, LSU Noel Couch, Georgia Erinn Dooley, Florida Hilary Mauro, Georgia Breanne King, Florida Gina Nuccio, Georgia Erin Pendleton, Florida Sarie Morrison, LSU MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 29 ALL-SEC TEAMS 2012 2015 Sydney Snead, Georgia First Team: Lauren Beers, Alabama Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Alex Hyland, Kentucky Kytra Hunter, Florida Keely McNeer, Alabama Mollie Korth, Kentucky Alaina Johnson, Florida Carley Sims , Alabama Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Rheagan Courville, LSU Heather Elswick, Arkansas Myia Hambrick, LSU Lloimincia Hall, LSU Amanda Wellick, Arkansas , LSU Paige Zaziski, Arkansas McKenna Kelley, LSU Second Team: Lexus Demers, Auburn Lexie Priessman, LSU Ashley Priess, Alabama Abby Milliet, Auburn Becca Schugel, Missouri Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Megan Walker, Auburn Britney Ward, Missouri Bri Guy, Auburn Kennedy Baker, Florida Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida Claire Boyce, Florida Marissa King, Florida Bridgette Caquatto, Florida 2018 Kat Ding, Georgia Kytra Hunter, Florida Ariana Guerra, Alabama Jessie Jordan, LSU Alex McMurtry, Florida Nickie Guerrero, Alabama Ashley Lee, LSU Bridget Sloan, Florida Kiana Winston, Alabama Gigi Marino, Georgia Sophia Carter, Arkansas Mary Beth Box, Georgia Hailey Garner, Arkansas 2013 Rachel Schick, Georgia Sydney Laird, Arkansas Diandra Milliner, Alabama Brittany Rogers, Georgia Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Kayla Williams, Alabama Taylor Puryear, Kentucky Braie Speed, Arkansas Katherine Grable, Arkansas Sydney Waltz, Kentucky Amanda Wellick, Arkansas Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Rheagan Courville, LSU Samantha Cerio, Auburn Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Lloimincia Hall, LSU Gracie Day, Auburn Petrina Yokay, Auburn Myia Hambrick, LSU Drew Watson, Auburn Bri Guy, Auburn Jessie Jordan, LSU Alyssa Baumann, Florida Kytra Hunter, Florida Laura Kappler, Missouri Alicia Boren, Florida Bridget Sloan, Florida Rachel Gowey, Florida Brittany Rogers, Georgia Amelia Hundley, Florida Shayla Worley, Georgia 2016 Alex McMurtry, Florida Alexis Gross, Kentucky Katie Bailey, Alabama Rachel Slocum, Florida Kayla Hartley, Kentucky Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama Rachel Dickson, Georgia Rheagan Courville, LSU Jenna Bresette, Alabama Marissa Oakley, Georgia Lloiminica Hall, LSU Kiana Winston, Alabama Sydney Snead, Georgia Jessica Savona, LSU Samantha Nelson, Arkansas Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Tori Howard, Missouri Amanda Wellick, Arkansas Alex Hyland , Kentucky Mackenzie McGill, Missouri Paige Zaziski, Arkansas Mollie Korth, Kentucky Taylor Medrea, Missouri Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Christina Desiderio, LSU Kennedy Baker, Florida Kennedi Edney, LSU Alicia Boren, Florida Sarah Edwards, LSU 2014 Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto, Florida Sarah Finnegan, LSU Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Alex McMurtry, Florida Myia Hambrick, LSU Kim Jacob, Alabama Mary Beth Box, Georgia Lexie Priessman, LSU Diandra Milliner, Alabama Brandie Jay, Georgia Shauna Miller, Missouri Aja Sims, Alabama Brittany Rogers, Georgia Morgan Porter, Missouri Sydney Dillard, Arkansas Rachel Schick, Georgia Aspen Tucker, Missouri Katherine Grable, Arkansas Sarah Finnegan, LSU Britney Ward, Missouri Samantha Nelson, Arkansas Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Myia Hambrick, LSU Megan Walker, Auburn Sidney Dukes, Kentucky 2019 Brittany Webster, Auburn Alex Hyland, Kentucky Abby Ambrecht, Alabama Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida Britney Ward, Missouri Maddie Desch, Alabama Kytra Hunter, Florida Becca Schugel, Missouri Lexi Graber, Alabama Alaina Johnson, Florida Ariana Guerra, Alabama Bridget Sloan, Florida Shea Mahoney, Alabama Kiera Brown, Georgia 2017 , Alabama Lindsey Cheek, Georgia Katie Bailey, Alabama Amanda Elswick, Arkansas Chelsea Davis, Georgia Maddie Desch, Alabama Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas Lauren Johnson, Georgia Kiana Winston, Alabama Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Audrey Harrison, Kentucky Hailey Garner, Arkansas Derrian Gobourne, Auburn Kayla Hartley, Kentucky Samantha Cerio, Auburn Alyssa Baumann, Florida Shannon Mitchell, Kentucky Gracie Day, Auburn Rachel Gowey, Florida Rheagan Courville, LSU Emma Engler, Auburn Trinity Thomas, Florida Lloimincia Hall, LSU Kullen Hlawek, Auburn Megan Skaggs, Florida Jessie Jordan, LSU MJ Rott, Auburn Alex Hyland, Kentucky Rebecca Johnson, Missouri Emma Slappey, Auburn Mollie Korth, Kentucky Rachel Updike, Missouri Kennedy Baker, Florida Sarah Finnegan, LSU Alicia Boren, Florida Lexie Priessman, LSU Amelia Hundley, Florida Alex McMurtry, Florida Rachel Slocum, Florida Lauren Johnson, Georgia 30 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ALL-SEC TEAMS 2020 Sophia Carter, Arkansas Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas Derrian Gobourne, Auburn Drew Watson, Auburn Rachel Gowey, Florida Savannah Schoenherr, Florida Trinity Thomas, Florida Josie Angeny, Kentucky Mollie Korth, Kentucky Kennedi Edney, LSU Kiya Johnson, LSU Helen Hu, Missouri

2021 Shania Adams, Alabama Luisa Blanco, Alabama Makarri Doggette, Alabama Lexi Graber, Alabama Shallon Olsen, Alabama Kaylee Quinn, Alabama Sophia Carter, Arkansas Derrian Gobourne, Auburn Cassie Stevens, Auburn Drew Watson, Auburn Alyssa Baumann, Florida Leah Clapper, Florida Ellie Lazzari, Florida Megan Skaggs, Florida Josie Angeny, Kentucky Bailey Bunn, Kentucky Anna Haigis, Kentucky Arianna Patterson, Kentucky Raena Worley, Kentucky Elena Arenas, LSU Haleigh Bryant, LSU Kiya Johnson, LSU Alyona Shchennikova, LSU Sienna Schreiber, Missouri

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 31 SEC ALL-FRESHMEN TEAMS 2009 Morgan Porter, Missouri Ashley Priess, Alabama Britney Ward, Missouri Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Caitlin Sullivan, Alabama Elizabeth Mahlich, Florida 2017 Kathryn Ding, Georgia Wynter Childers, Alabama Maddie Desch, Alabama Hailey Garner, Arkansas 2010 Jessica Yamzon, Arkansas Ashanée Dickerson, Florida Gracie Day, Auburn Marissa King, Florida Emma Slappey, Auburn Rachel Gowey, Florida Amelia Hundley, Florida 2011 Mollie Korth, Kentucky Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Kennedi Edney, LSU Kim Jacob, Alabama Ruby Harrold, LSU Diandra Milliner, Alabama Katherine Grable, Arkansas Alaina Johnson, Florida 2018 Sarie Morrison, LSU Lexi Graber, Alabama Sophia Carter, Arkansas Sydney Laird, Arkansas 2012 Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Kytra Hunter, Florida Drew Watson, Auburn Rheagan Courville, LSU Alyssa Baumann, Florida Lloimincia Hall, LSU Megan Skaggs, Florida Jessie Jordan, LSU Marissa Oakley, Georgia Christina Desiderio, LSU Sami Durante, LSU 2013 Sarah Edwards, LSU Sydnie Dillard, Arkansas Keara Glover, Arkansas Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn 2019 Bridget Sloan, Florida Shallon Olsen, Alabama Brittany Rogers, Georgia Amanda Elswick, Arkansas Jessica Savona, LSU Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas Miranda Eubank, Missouri Derrian Gobourne, Auburn Savannah Schoenherr, Florida Trinity Thomas, Florida 2014 Alexa Al-Hameed, Georgia Katie Bailey, Alabama Megan Roberts, Georgia Amanda Jetter, Alabama Josie Angeny, Kentucky Aja Sims, Alabama Samantha Nelson, Arkansas M.J. Rott, Auburn 2020 Kiera Brown, Georgia Luisa Blanco, Alabama Lauren Johnson, Georgia Makarri Doggette, Alabama Sasha Sander, Missouri Bailey Lovett, Arkansas Cassie Stevens, Auburn Raena Worley, Kentucky 2015 Kiya Johnson, LSU Paige Zaziski, Arkansas Helen Hu, Missouri Abby Milliet, Auburn Sienna Schreiber, Missouri Kennedy Baker, Florida Alex McMurtry, Florida Gigi Marino, Georgia 2021 Natalie Vaculik, Georgia Shania Adams, Alabama Cori Rechenmacher, Kentucky Ellie Lazzari, Florida Sydney Waltz, Kentucky Bailey Bunn, Kentucky Myia Hambrick, LSU Elena Arenas, LSU Becca Schugel, Missouri Haleigh Bryant, LSU Amaya Marshall, Missouri

2016 Jenna Bresette, Alabama Samantha Cerio, Auburn Taylor Krippner, Auburn Alicia Boren, Florida Sydney Snead, Georgia Sarah Finnegan, LSU McKenna Kelley, LSU Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Alex Hyland, Kentucky 32 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAMS 1999 2009 2016 Sarah Wentworth, Auburn Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Lauren Beers, Alabama Michelle Stout, Arkansas Heather Elswick, Arkansas A.J. Mills, Auburn Kait Kluz, Auburn 2000 Alicia Goodwin, Florida Grace McLaughlin, Florida Andreé Pickens, Alabama Marcia Newby, Georgia Brandie Jay, Georgia Gabby Fuchs, Florida Natalie Rubenstein, Kentucky Tiara Phipps, Kentucky Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Blair Elmore, Missouri 2001 Andreé Pickens, Alabama 2010 Missy Lauderdale, Auburn Kassi Price, Alabama 2017 Teal Chiabotti, Florida Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Aja Sims, Alabama Leah Vining, Auburn Heather Elswick, Arkansas Ashley Kerr, Florida Kullen Hlawek, Auburn 2003 Grace Taylor, Georgia Grace McLaughlin, Florida Mindy Smith, Kentucky Hillary Ferguson, Kentucky Morgan Reynolds, Georgia Summer Hubbard, LSU Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Sydney Ewing, LSU 2004 Becca Schugel, Missouri Stephanie Kite, Alabama 2011 Audra Loveless, Arkansas Alyssa Chapman, Alabama Kristi Boyte, Auburn Amanda Siebert, Arkansas 2018 Erin Pendleton, Florida Kylie Shields, Auburn Kiana Winston, Alabama Kinsey Rowe, Georgia Elizabeth Mahlich, Florida Braie Speed, Arkansas Lindsay Cameron, Kentucky Kat Ding, Georgia Cara Stricklin, Auburn Lindsay Beddow, LSU Storey Morris, Kentucky Rachel Slocum, Florida Ericka Garcia, LSU Gigi Marino, Georgia Sidney Dukes, Kentucky 2005 Myia Hambrick, LSU Dana Pierce, Alabama 2012 Britney Ward, Missouri Katie Hardman, Arkansas Ria Domier, Alabama Robin O’Rear, Auburn Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Orley Szmuch, Florida Laura Lane, Auburn 2019 Courtney Pratt, Georgia Randy Stageberg, Florida Shea Mahoney, Alabama Lindsay Cameron, Kentucky Mariel Box, Georgia Michaela Burton, Arkansas Lauren Companioni, LSU Whitney Rose, Kentucky Taylor Krippner, Auburn Ericka Garcia, LSU Amanda Cheney, Florida Rachael Lukacs, Georgia 2006 Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Dana Pierce, Alabama 2013 Lexie Priessman, LSU Audra Loveless, Arkansas Kim Jacob, Alabama Britney Ward, Missouri Jackie Smith, Auburn Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Beth Kleiman, Florida Megan Walker, Auburn Brittany Smith, Georgia Jamie Shisler, Florida 2020 Bethany Strauch, Kentucky Noel Couch, Georgia Alonza Klopfer, Alabama Kelly Lea, LSU Kayla Hartley, Kentucky Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Ericka Garcia, LSU Skyler Sheppard, Auburn Sandra Ostad, Missouri Amelia Hundley, Florida 2007 Rachael Lukacs, Georgia Courtney Priess, Alabama Megan Monfredi, Kentucky Emily Peacock, Arkansas 2014 Ruby Harrold, LSU A.J. Mills, Auburn Kim Jacob, Alabama Chelsey Christiansen, Missouri Melanie Sinclair, Florida Heather Elswick, Arkansas Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Megan Walker, Auburn Heather Hite, Kentucky Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida 2021 Kelly Phelan, LSU Cat Hires, Georgia Alonza Klopfer, Alabama Tiara Phipps, Kentucky Savannah Pennese, Arkansas Kaleigh Dickson, LSU Meredith Sylvia, Auburn 2008 Mackenzie McGill, Missouri Florida Gymnastics Team Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Rachael Lukacs, Georgia Emily Peacock, Arkansas Raena Worley, Kentucky A.J. Mills, Auburn 2015 Olivia Gunter, LSU Nicola Willis, Florida Lauren Beers, Alabama Chelsey Christiansen, Missouri Katie Heenan, Georgia Heather Elswick, Arkansas Crissy Cannon, Kentucky Caryn Kadous, Auburn Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto, Florida Demetria Hunte, Georgia Montana Whittle, Kentucky Jessie Jordan, LSU Becca Johnson, Missouri

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 33 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM STANDINGS 1982 1991 2000 Team Points Team Points Team Points 7. Florida...... 140.90 1. Alabama...... 195.125 3. Georgia...... 196.800 3. Georgia...... 193.375 5. Alabama...... 196.500 6. Florida...... 189.700 9. LSU ...... 194.950 1983 7. LSU ...... 188.600 Team Points T9. Auburn...... 187.650 4. Alabama...... 179.05 2001 5. Florida...... 177.85 Team Points T6. LSU ...... 177.80 1992 2. Georgia...... 197.400 Team Points 4. Alabama...... 196.550 2. Georgia...... 194.60 7. Florida...... 195.825 1984 3. Alabama...... 193.35 Team Points 11. Florida...... 188.70 5. Florida...... 182.20 2002 6. Alabama...... 180.80 Team Points 9. Georgia...... 177.60 1993 1. Alabama...... 197.575 Team Points 2. Georgia...... 197.250 1. Georgia...... 198.00 8. LSU ...... 195.800 1985 2. Alabama...... 196.825 10. Florida...... 195.675 Team Points 5. Auburn...... 194.725 3. Florida...... 184.30 T7. LSU ...... 193.425 4. Alabama...... 184.05 10. Florida...... 192.95 2003 7. Georgia...... 180.90 Team Points 2. Alabama...... 197.825 1994 3. Georgia...... 197.150 1986 Team Points 7. Florida...... 196.325 Team Points 2. Alabama...... 196.40 10. LSU ...... 194.000 3. Alabama...... 186.39 3. Georgia...... 196.35 12. Auburn...... 193.525 4. Georgia...... 185.45 6. Florida...... 194.85 8. Florida...... 181.30 7. LSU ...... 193.225 9. LSU ...... 180.55 2004 Team Points 1995 2. Georgia...... 197.200 1987 Team Points 3. Alabama...... 197.125 Team Points T2. Alabama...... 196.40 5. Florida...... 196.800 1. Georgia...... 187.90 3. Georgia...... 196.35 7. LSU ...... 196.650 4. Alabama...... 186.60 6. Florida...... 194.85 6. Florida...... 183.80 7. LSU ...... 193.225 7. LSU ...... 181.50 2005 Team Points 1996 1. Georgia...... 197.825 1988 Team Points 2. Alabama...... 197.400 Team Points 1. Alabama...... 198.025 7. Florida...... 196.225 1. Alabama...... 190.05 3. Georgia...... 196.775 9. LSU ...... 195.800 4. LSU ...... 187.90 8. Florida...... 194.825 5. Georgia...... 186.80 6. Florida...... 186.65 2006 1997 Team Points Team Points 1. Georgia...... 197.750 1989 3. Georgia...... 196.600 3. Alabama...... 196.725 Team Points 5. Florida...... 196.425 4. Florida...... 196.275 1. Georgia...... 192.65 9. Alabama...... 195.600 8. LSU ...... 195.650 3. Alabama...... 192.10 12. LSU ...... 193.825 12. Arkansas...... 194.375 10. Florida...... 187.00 1998 2007 1990 Team Points Team Points Team Points 1. Georgia...... 197.725 1. Georgia...... 197.850 2. Alabama...... 194.575 2. Florida...... 196.350 3. Florida...... 197.225 3. Georgia...... 193.225 3. Alabama...... 196.300 7. LSU ...... 196.275 6. LSU ...... 192.100 9. LSU ...... 195.300 9. Alabama...... 196.125 T10. Florida...... 187.175 1999 Team Points 1. Georgia...... 196.850 3. Alabama...... 195.950 9. LSU ...... 194.425 10. Florida...... 194.000 34 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM STANDINGS 2008 2016 2020 Team Points Team Points 1. Georgia...... 197.900 2. LSU ...... 197.4500 The 2020 championship was cancelled due to the 4. Florida...... 196.700 3. Alabama...... 197.4375 COVID-19 pandemic. 5. LSU ...... 196.350 4. Florida...... 197.3500 6. Alabama...... 196.125 6. Georgia...... 196.8125 10. Arkansas...... 195.825 11. Auburn...... 195.1000

2009 2017 2021 Team Points Team Points Team Points 1. Georgia...... 197.825 2. LSU ...... 197.7375 4. Florida...... 197.1375 2. Alabama...... 197.325 4. Florida...... 197.7000 5. Alabama...... 197.5750 4. Florida...... 196.725 6. Alabama...... 196.0000 6. LSU ...... 197.5625 5. Arkansas...... 196.475 12. Georgia...... 196.8125 6. LSU ...... 196.375

2018 2010 Team Points Team Points 3. Florida...... 197.8500 3. Alabama...... 197.225 4. LSU ...... 197.8375 5. Florida...... 197.000 7. Georgia...... 196.6875 9. LSU ...... 196.025 8. Alabama...... 196.6250 11. Arkansas...... 195.600 10. Arkansas...... 196.4250 12. Kentucky...... 196.0625

2011 Team Points 2019 1. Alabama ...... 197.650 Team Points 7. Florida ...... 196.125 2. LSU ...... 197.8250 T9. Arkansas ...... 195.450 8. Georgia...... 196.4625 T9. Georgia ...... 195.450

2012 NCAA Team Champions Team Points 1. Alabama ...... 197.850 2. Florida...... 197.775 Year Team Points Head Coach 6. Arkansas...... 196.300 9. LSU ...... 196.550 1987 Georgia 187.9 Suzanne Yoculan 11. Georgia...... 196.500 1988 Alabama 190.05 Sarah Patterson 1989 Georgia 192.65 Suzanne Yoculan 2013 1991 Alabama 195.125 Srah Patterson Team Points 1. Florida...... 197.575 1993 Georgia 198 Suzanne Yoculan 3. Alabama...... 197.350 5. LSU ...... 197.050 1996 Alabama 198.025 Sarah Patterson 6. Georgia...... 196.675 1998 Georgia 197.725 Suzanne Yoculan 10. Arkansas...... 196.150 1999 Georgia 196.85 Suzanne Yoculan 2002 Alabama 197.575 Sarah Patterson 2014 Team Points 2005 Georgia 197.825 Suzanne Yoculan T1. Florida...... 198.175 2006 Georgia 197.75 Suzanne Yoculan 3. LSU ...... 197.600 4. Alabama...... 197.550 2007 Georgia 197.85 Suzanne Yoculan 5. Georgia...... 197.050 2008 Georgia 197.45 Suzanne Yoculan 2009 Georgia 197.825 Suzanne Yoculan 2015 2011 Alabama 197.65 Sarah Patterson Team Points 1. Florida...... 197.850 2012 Alabama 197.850 Sarah Patterson 4. Alabama...... 197.275 2013 Florida 197.575 Rhonda Faehn 6. Auburn...... 195.625 9. Georgia...... 196.600 2014 Florida 198.175 Rhonda Faehn 10. LSU ...... 196.550 (tie with Oklahoma) 2015 Florida 197.850 Rhonda Faehn

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 35 NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS All-Around Uneven Bars Floor Exercise Year Name, School Score Year Name, School Score Year Name, School Score 1985 Penney Hauschild, Alabama 37.950 1985 Penney Hauschild, Alabama 9.700 1984 Maria Anz, Florida 9.700 1986 Penney Hauschild, Alabama 38.200 1986 Lucy Wener, Georgia 9.700 1986 Penney Hauschild, Alabama 9.700 1989 Corrinne Wright, Georgia 38.900 1987 Lucy Wener, Georgia 9.700 1989 Corrinne Wright, Georgia 9.900 1990 Dee Foster, Alabama 39.300 1989 Lucy Wener, Georgia 10.00 1991 Hope Spivey, Georgia 9.900 1991 Hope Spivey, Georgia 39.525 1991 Kelly Macy, Georgia 9.000 1993 Heather Stepp, Georgia 10.00 1993 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 39.500 1993 Agina Simpkins, Georgia 10.00 1994 Hope Spivey, Georgia 10.00 1994 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 39.450 1994 Lori Strong, Georgia 9.950 1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.500 1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 39.800 1995 Lori Strong, Georgia 9.950 Leslie Angeles, Georgia 9.500 1996 Meredith Willard, Alabama 39.400 1996 Stephanie Woods, Alabama 9.975 1996 Kim Kelly, Alabama 10.00 1997 Kim Arnold, Georgia 39.550 1997 Jenni Beathard, Georgia 9.950 1997 Leah Brown, Georgia 9.950 1998 Kim Arnold, Georgia 39.725 2002 Andreé Pickens, Alabama 9.925 1998 Karin Lichey, Georgia 9.950 2004 Jeana Rice, Alabama 39.650 2005 Terin Humphrey, Alabama 9.9375 2000 Suzanne Sears, Georgia 9.950 2005 Katie Heenan, Georgia 39.725 2006 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.850 2002 Nicole Arnstad, LSU 9.950 2006 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 39.750 2007 Terin Humphrey, Alabama 9.9500 2004 Ashley Miles, Alabama 9.9375 2007 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 39.750 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.9500 2007 Morgan Dennis, Alabama 9.9625 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 39.800 2011 Kat Ding, Georgia 9.9125 2008 Courtney McCool, Georgia 9.9625 2010 Susan Jackson, LSU 39.625 2012 Kat Ding, Georgia 9.9875 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.9500 2012 Kytra Hunter, Florida 39.725 2013 Alaina Johnson, Florida 9.9125 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU 9.9500 2013 Bridget Sloan, Florida 39.600 2014 Bridget Sloan, Florida 9.9375 2011 Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama 9.9375 2014 Kim Jacob, Alabama 39.625 2016 Bridget Sloan, Florida 9.9500 2012 Kat Ding, Georgia 9.9500 2015 Kytra Hunter, Florida 39.600 Brittany Rogers, Georgia 9.9500 2014 Katherine Grable, Arkansas 9.9625 2016 Bridget Sloan, Florida 39.700 2016 Katie Bailey, Alabama 9.9500 2015 Kytra Hunter, UF 9.9625 2017 Alex McMurtry, Florida 39.8125 Alex McMurtry, Florida 9.9500 2017 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU 9.9625 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 9.9500 2019 Alicia Boren, Florida 9.9500 2019 Sarah Finnegan, LSU 9.9500 2021 Lexi Graber, Alabama 9.9625

Vault Balance Beam Year Name, School Score Year Name, School Score 1991 Hope Spivey, Georgia 9.9250 1991 Gina Basile, Alabama 9.850 1992 Heather Stepp, Georgia 9.8120 1992 Dana Dobransky, Alabama 9.900 1993 Heather Stepp, Georgia 9.9375 1993 Dana Dobransky, Alabama 10.00 1994 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.9375 1994 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.975 1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 9.9750 1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 10.00 1996 Leah Brown, Georgia 9.9500 1998 Kim Arnold, Georgia 9.875 1997 Susan Hines, Florida 9.8875 1998 Jenni Beathard, Georgia 9.875 1998 Susan Hines, Florida 9.8625 1998 Betsy Hamm, Florida 9.875 2001 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia 9.8810 1999 Andreé Pickens, Alabama 9.900 2003 Ashley Miles, Alabama 9.9375 2006 April Burkholder, LSU 9.9125 2004 Ashley Miles, Alabama 9.9438 2006 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.9125 2006 Ashley Miles, Alabama 9.9375 2008 Grace Taylor, Alabama 9.9500 2007 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.9188 2009 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 9.9875 2008 Susan Jackson, LSU 9.8563 2010 Susan Jackson, LSU 9.9625 2009 Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU 9.9000 2012 Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama 9.9375 2011 Marissa King, Florida 9.8750 2013 Bridget Sloan, Florida 9.900 2012 Kytra Hunter, Florida 9.8750 2016 Bridget Sloan, Florida 9.9500 2013 Diandra Milliner, Alabama 9.925 2021 Luisa Blanco, Alabama 9.9625 Rheagan Courville, LSU 9.925 2014 Katherine Grable, Arkansas 9.9750 Rheagan Courville, LSU 9.9750 2016 Katie Bailey, Alabama 9.9500 Brandie Jay, Georgia 9.9500 2017 Kennedi Edney, LSU 9.9875 2018 Alex McMurtry, Florida 9.9375 2019 Derrian Gobourne, Auburn 9.9500 Kennedi Edney, LSU 9.9500 2021 Haleigh Bryant, LSU 9.9750

36 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ALL-AMERICANS 1982 1990 1994 Shay Murphy, Alabama Julie Garrett, Alabama Gina Basile, Alabama Chasity Junkin, Alabama Marna Neubauer, Alabama Ann Woods, Florida Dee Foster, Alabama Kim Kelly, Alabama Meredith Willard, Alabama Katherine Kelleher, Alabama Kara Stilp, Alabama Susan Hines, Florida Shea McFall, Alabama Meredith Willard, Alabama Kristen Guise, Florida 1983 Pam Titus, Florida Becky Erwin, Auburn Sybil Stephenson, Florida Elfi Schlegel, Florida Tracy Wilson, Florida Kristen Guise, Florida Chrissy Vogel, Florida Kathy McMinn, Georgia Chris Rodis, Georgia Amy Myerson, Florida Leslie Angeles, Georgia Corrinne Wright, Georgia Lisa Panzironi, Florida Leah Brown, Georgia Rachelle Fruge, LSU Jenny Hansen, Kentucky Lori Strong, Georgia 1984 Elizabeth Wilson, LSU Leah Brown, Georgia Robin Ewing, Kentucky Penney Hauschild, Alabama Agina Simpkins, Georgia Jennifer Wood, LSU Maria Anz, Florida Hope Spivey, Georgia Elfi Schlegel, Florida 1991 Lori Strong, Georgia Gina Basile, Alabama Aida Canovas, LSU 1997 Dana Dobransky, Alabama First Team: 1985 Dee Foster, Alabama Meredith Willard, Alabama Julie Estin, Alabama Katherine Kelleher, Alabama 1995 Stephanie Woods, Alabama Penney Hauschild, Alabama Kim Masters, Alabama First Team: Susan Hines, Florida Elfi Schlegel, Florida Shea McFall, Alabama Kim Bonaventure, Alabama Sybil Stephenson, Florida Tammy Smith, Florida Kara Stilp, Alabama Merritt Booth, Alabama Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida Terri Eckert, Georgia Shannon Edmondson, Auburn Meredith Willard, Alabama Kim Arnold, Georgia Christina McDonald, Florida Stephanie Woods, Alabama Leslie Angeles, Georgia Pam Titus, Florida Kristen Guise, Florida Jenni Beathard, Georgia 1986 Kelly Macy, Georgia Amy Myerson, Florida Leah Brown, Georgia Julie Estin, Alabama Chris Rodis, Georgia Chrissy Vogel, Florida Lisa Kurc, Georgia Kelly Good, Alabama Sandy Rowlette, Georgia Leslie Angeles, Georgia Sam Muhleman, Georgia Penney Hauschild, Alabama Hope Spivey, Georgia Kim Arnold, Georgia Gina Banales, Georgia Leah Brown, Georgia Second Team: Julie Klick, Georgia Agina Simpkins, Georgia Merritt Booth, Alabama Paula Maheau, Georgia 1992 Lori Strong, Georgia Mandy Chapman, Alabama Lucy Wener, Georgia Dana Dobransky, Alabama Jenny Hansen, Kentucky Gwen Spidle, Alabama Sheryl Dundas, Alabama Jamie Graziano, Florida Dee Foster, Alabama Second Team: Susan Hines, Florida 1987 Andrea Dewey, Georgia Kim Bonaventure, Alabama Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida Julie Estin, Alabama Nneka Logan, Georgia Kim Kelly, Alabama Chrissy Vogel, Florida Marie Robbins, Alabama Agina Simpkins, Georgia Meredith Willard, Alabama Jenni Beathard, Georgia Melissa Miller, Florida Hope Spivey, Georgia Marna Neubauer, Alabama Sam Muhleman, Georgia Terri Eckert, Georgia Heather Stepp, Georgia Amy Myerson, Florida Colleen Barger, LSU Andrea Thomas, Georgia Sybil Stephenson, Florida Amy McClosky, LSU Lucy Wener, Georgia Christy Vogel, Florida Corrinne Wright, Georgia 1993 Kim Arnold, Georgia Dana Dobransky, Alabama Julie Ballard, Georgia 1998 Dee Foster, Alabama Leah Brown, Georgia First Team: 1988 Kim Kelly, Alabama Andre Dewey, Georgia Merritt Booth, Alabama Kathy Bilodeau, Alabama Becky Erwin, Auburn Lori Strong, Georgia Shay Murphy, Alabama Tina Rinker, Alabama Kristen Guise, Florida Kristy Savoie, LSU Gwen Spidle, Alabama Marie Robbins, Alabama Colleen Johnson, Florida Jennifer Wood, LSU Betsy Hamm, Florida Cheri Way, Alabama Andrea Dewey, Georgia Susan Hines, Florida Janice Kerr, Florida Nneka Logan, Georgia Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida Melissa Miller, Florida Sandy Rowlette-Dill, Georgia 1996 Kim Arnold, Georgia Gina Banales, Georgia Agina Simpkins, Georgia First Team: Julie Ballard, Georgia Andrea Thomas, Georgia Hope Spivey, Georgia Merritt Booth, Alabama Jenni Beathard, Georgia Corrinne Wright, Georgia Heather Stepp, Georgia Kim Kelly, Alabama Karin Lichey, Georgia Lori Strong Georgia Danielle McAdams, Alabama Kristi Lichey, Georgia Jenny Hansen, Kentucky Marna Neubauer, Alabama Sam Muhleman, Georgia 1989 Jennifer Wood, LSU Meredith Willard, Alabama Suzanne Sears, Georgia Cheri Way, Alabama Stephanie Woods, Alabama Abbey Burns, LSU Melissa Miller, Florida Kristen Guise, Florida Pam Titus, Florida Chrissy Vogel, Florida Second Team: Chris Rodis, Georgia Kim Arnold, Georgia Merritt Booth, Alabama Andrea Thomas, Georgia Jenni Beathard, Georgia Gwen Spidle, Alabama Lucy Wener, Georgia Leah Brown, Georgia Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia Corrinne Wright, Georgia Karin Lichey, Georgia Amanda Curry, Georgia Lori Strong, Georgia Abbey Burns, LSU Jenny Hansen, Kentucky Jennifer Wood, LSU

Second Team: Kim Bonaventure, Alabama Merritt Booth, Alabama Kim Kelly, Alabama Danielle McAdams, Alabama MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 37 ALL-AMERICANS 1999 Amanda Curry, Georgia Second Team: Courtney Kupets, Georgia First Team: Kristi Lichey, Georgia Jeana Rice, Alabama Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Andreé Pickens, Alabama Tayla Vexler, Georgia Erinn Dooley, Florida Kelly Lea, LSU Lissy Smith, Alabama Nicki Arnstad, LSU Savannah Evans, Florida Terin Martinjak, LSU Gwen Spidle, Alabama Breanne King, Florida Lisa Rennie, LSU Jenni Beathard, Georgia Katie Rue, Florida Kelly Phelan, LSU Amanda Curry, Georgia 2002 Orley Szmuch, Florida Stacey Galloway, Georgia First Team: Chelsa Byrd , Georgia Karin Lichey , Georgia Natalie Barrington, Alabama Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia 2007 Colleen Barger, LSU Alexis Brion, Alabama Cory Fritzinger, Georgia First Team: Shanyn MacEachern, LSU Shannon Hrozek, Alabama Ashley Kupets, Georgia Morgan Dennis, Alabama Stacey Wegener, LSU Andreé Pickens, Alabama Sierra Sapunar, Georgia Megan Dowlen, Alabama Jeana Rice, Alabama Marline Stephens, Georgia Terin Humphrey, Alabama Second Team: Kristen Sterner, Alabama April Burkholder, LSU Marcia Newby, Alabama Lexa Evans, Alabama Chelsa Byrd, Georgia Annie Gagnon, LSU Amanda Castillo, Florida Dara Stewart, Alabama Cory Fritzinger, Georgia Savannah Evans, Florida Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida Marline Stephens, Georgia Corey Hartung, Florida Brooke Anderson, Georgia Talya Vexler, Georgia 2005 Melanie Sinclair, Florida Jenni Beathard, Georgia Nicole Arnstad, LSU First Team: Ashley Reed , Florida Emily Chell, Georgia Lauren Campanioni, LSU Dana Filetti, Alabama Katie Heenan, Georgia Amanda Curry, Georgia Terin Humphrey, Alabama Courtney Kupets, Georgia Kristi Lichey, Georgia Second Team: Ashley Miles, Alabama Grace Taylor, Georgia Suzanne Sears, Georgia Jeana Rice, Alabama Michelle Emmons, Georgia Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Lindsey Miner, Florida Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Kristi Esposito, LSU Hilary Thompson, Florida Katie Heenan, Georgia Susan Jackson, LSU 2000 Cassie Bair, Georgia Ashley Kupets, Georgia Kelly Phelan, LSU First Team: Cory Fritzinger, Georgia Brittany Smith, Georgia Natalie Barrington, Alabama Sierra Sapunar, Georgia April Burkholder, LSU Second Team: Katie Hornecker, Alabama Loren Simpson, Georgia Annie Gagnon, LSU Morgan Dennis, Alabama Andreé Pickens, Alabama Aronda Primault, Kentucky Lisa Rennie, LSU Kassi Price, Alabama Kristen Sterner, Alabama Nicole Arnstad, LSU Amanda Castillo, Florida Dara Stewart, Alabama Kristen Uransky, LSU Second Team: Corey Hartung, Florida Amanda Curry, Georgia Katie Heenan, Georgia Breanne King, Florida Monica Flammer, Georgia Shannon Hrozek, Alabama Ashley Reed , Florida Kristi Lichey, Georgia 2003 Terin Humphrey, Alabama Katie Heenan, Georgia Suzanne Sears, Georgia First Team: Ashley Miles, Alabama Grace Taylor, Georgia Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia Mari Bayer, Alabama Michelle Resser, Alabama Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Talya Vexler, Georgia Alexis Brion, Alabama Julie Dwyer, Auburn Nicki Butler, LSU Ashley Miles, Alabama Erinn Dooley, Florida Second Team: Jeana Rice, Alabama Nikki Childs, Georgia Andreé Pickens, Alabama Kristin Sterner, Alabama Michelle Emmons, Georgia 2008 Kristen Sterner, Alabama Cassie Bair, Georgia Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia First Team: Lissy Smith, Alabama Chelsa Byrd , Georgia Ashley Kupets, Georgia Morgan Dennis, Alabama Chrissy Van Fleet, Florida Brittany Smith, Georgia Brittany Smith, Georgia Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Amanda Curry, Georgia April Burkholder, LSU Kassi Price, Alabama Eileen Diaz, Georgia Second Team: Terin Martinjak, LSU Michelle Stout, Arkansas Kristi Lichey, Georgia Mari Bayer, Alabama Julie Dwyer, Auburn Beth Boudreaux, LSU Shannon Hrozek, Alabama Amanda Castillo, Florida Abbey Burns, LSU Stephanie Kite, Alabama 2006 Corey Hartung, Florida Kim Descalopoulis, LSU Courtney Puckett, Auburn First Team: Ashley Reed , Florida Shanyn MacEachern, LSU Erinn Dooley, Florida Terin Humphrey, Alabama Melanie Sinclair, Florida Stacey Wegener, LSU Lindsey Miner, Florida Ashley Miles, Alabama Nicola Willis, Florida Kristen Stucky, Florida Savannah Evans, Florida Nikki Childs, Georgia Orley Szmuch, Florida Corey Hartung, Florida Katie Heenan, Georgia 2001 Jamie Ackerman, Georgia Nikki Childs, Georgia Cassidy McComb, Georgia First Team: Kinsey Rowe, Georgia Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Courtney McCool, Georgia Natalie Barrington, Alabama Annie Gagnon, LSU Katie Heenan, Georgia Marcia Newby, Georgia Jeana Rice, Alabama Courtney Kupets, Georgia Grace Taylor, Georgia Lissy Smith, Alabama Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Kristin Sterner, Alabama 2004 April Burkholder, LSU Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Hilary Thompson, Florida First Team: Summer Hubbard, LSU Cory Fritzinger, Georgia Alexis Brion, Alabama Second Team: Susan Jackson, LSU Suzanne Sears, Georgia Ashley Miles, Alabama Melanie Banville, Alabama Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia Jeana Rice, Alabama Terin Humphrey, Alabama Second Team: Marline Stephens, Georgia Erinn Dooley, Florida Brittany Magee, Alabama Morgan Dennis, Alabama Nicki Arnstad, LSU Samantha Lutz, Florida Julie Dwyer, Auburn Casey Overton, Alabama Orley Szmuch, Florida Corey Hartung, Florida Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Second Team: Chantelle Tousek, Florida Samantha Lutz, Florida Amanda Castillo, Florida Jeana Rice, Alabama Chelsa Byrd , Georgia Tiffany Murry, Florida Corey Hartung, Florida Kristin Sterner, Alabama Cory Fritzinger, Georgia Nikki Childs, Georgia Ashley Reed , Florida Raegan Tomasek, Alabama April Burkholder, LSU Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Melanie Sinclair, Florida Kara Waterhouse, Florida Katie Heenan, Georgia Hilary Mauro, Georgia Chelsa Byrd , Georgia Ashley Kupets, Georgia Grace Taylor, Georgia 38 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS ALL-AMERICANS 2009 2011 2013 2015 First Team: First Team: First Team: First Team: Morgan Dennis, Alabama Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Lauren Beers, Alabama Katie Bailey, Alabama Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Marissa Gutierrez, Alabama Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Kayla Williams, Alabama Ashley Priess, Alabama Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Kim Jacob, Alabama Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Alex LeChance, Arkansas Kim Jacob, Alabama Diandra Milliner, Alabama Kennedy Baker, Florida Sarah Nagashima, Arkansas Ashley Sledge, Alabama Kayla Williams, Alabama Bridgette Caquatto, Florida Michelle Stout, Arkansas Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Katherine Grable, Arkansas Kytra Hunter, Florida Alicia Goodwin, Florida Amy Borsellino, Arkansas Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Alex McMurtry, Florida Corey Hartung, Florida Katherine Grable, Arkansas Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida Bridget Sloan, Florida Melanie Sinclair, Florida Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Ashanee Dickerson, Florida Mary Beth Box, Georgia Maranda Smith, Florida Alaina Johnson, Florida Kytra Hunter, Florida Brandie Jay, Georgia Kathryn Ding, Georgia Marissa King, Florida Alaina Johnson, Florida Brittany Rogers, Georgia Courtney Kupets, Georgia Maranda Smith, Florida Marissa King, Florida Rheagan Courville, LSU Courtney McCool, Georgia Lindsey Cheek, Georgia Bridget Sloan, Florida Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Grace Taylor, Georgia Kat Ding, Georgia Lindsey Cheek, Georgia Myia Hambrick, LSU Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Cassidy McComb, Georgia Chelsea Davis, Georgia Jessie Jordan, LSU Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Brandie Jay, Georgia Randii Wyrick, LSU Summer Hubbard, LSU Second Team: Rheagan Courville, LSU Shae Zamardi, LSU Susan Jackson, LSU Diandra Milliner, Alabama Maliah Mathis, LSU Staci Schwitkis, LSU Katherine Grable, Arkansas Sarie Morrison, LSU Second Team: Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Randii Wyrick, LSU Lauren Beers, Alabama Second Team: Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Ashanee Dickerson, Florida Second Team: Keely McNeer, Alabama Ashley Priess, Alabama Noel Couch, Georgia Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Carley Sims , Alabama Rachel Terry , Alabama Cassidy McComb, Georgia Kim Jacob, Alabama Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Diandra Milliner, Alabama Bri Guy, Auburn Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Ashley Priess, Alabama Megan Walker, Auburn Michelle Stout, Arkansas 2012 Kytra Hunter, Florida Bridgette Caquatto, Florida Elizabeth Machlich, Florida First Team: Lindsey Cheek, Georgia Kytra Hunter, Florida Melanie Sinclair, Florida Marissa Gutierrez, Alabama Noel Couch, Georgia Alex McMurtry, Florida Maranda Smith, Florida Diandra Milliner, Alabama Brittany Rogers, Georgia Bridget Sloan, Florida Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Ashley Priess, Alabama Christa Tanella, Georgia Chelsea Davis, Georgia Sabrina Franceschelli, LSU Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Shayla Worley, Georgia Rheagan Courville, LSU Susan Jackson, LSU Katherine Grable, Arkansas Lloimnicia Hall, LSU Sydney Ewing, LSU Kayla Rogers, LSU Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Jessie Jordan, LSU Jessie Jordan, LSU Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida Ashanee Dickerson, Florida 2010 Kytra Hunter, Florida 2014 2016 First Team: Alaina Johnson, Florida First Team: First Team: Morgan Dennis, Alabama Marissa King, Florida Lauren Beers, Alabama Katie Bailey, Alabama Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Lindsey Cheek, Georgia Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama Kassie Price, Alabama Chelsea Davis, Georgia Kim Jacob, Alabama Kiana Winston, Alabama Ashley Priess, Alabama Kat Ding, Georgia Diandra Milliner, Alabama Kennedy Baker, Florida Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Rheagan Courville, LSU Katherine Grable, Arkansas Alicia Boren, Florida Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida Bridgette Caquatto, Florida Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Second Team: Alaina Johnson, Florida Alex McMurtry, Florida Amanda Castillo, Florida Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Bridget Sloan, Florida Bridget Sloan, Florida Ashanee Dickerson, Florida Marissa Gutierrez, Alabama Mary Beth Box, Georgia Brandie Jay, Georgia Marissa King, Florida Kim Jacob, Alabama Lindsey Cheek, Georgia Brittany Rogers, Georgia Maranda Smith, Florida Diandra Milliner, Alabama Brandie Jay, Georgia Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Courtney McCool, Georgia Ashley Priess, Alabama Rheagan Courville, LSU Sarah Finnegan, LSU Susan Jackson, LSU Ashley Sledge, Alabama Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Ashley Lee, LSU Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Sydney Ewing, LSU Myia Hambrick, LSU Summer Hubbard, LSU Kayla Williams, Alabama Jessie Jordan, LSU Jessica Savona, LSU Stephani Canizaro, Arkansas Jessica Savona, LSU Second Team: Katherine Grable, Arkansas Second Team: Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Second Team: Lauren Beers, Alabama Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Bailee Zumwalde, Arkansas Katie Bailey, Alabama Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Ashanee Dickerson, Florida Lauren Beers, Alabama Kiana Winston, Alabama Courtney Gladys, Florida Amy Ferguson, Florida Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Amanda Wellick, Arkansas Alicia Goodwin, Florida Kytra Hunter, Florida Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Kennedy Baker, Florida Marissa King, Florida Alaina Johnson, Florida Lora Leigh Frost, Alabama Alex McMurtry, Florida Rebeka Zaiser, Florida Noel Couch, Georgia Claire Boyce, Florida Mary Beth Box, Georgia Samantha Eagle, LSU Chelsea Davis, Georgia Bridgette Caquatto, Florida Brittany Rogers, Georgia Laura Moffatt, Georgia Kytra Hunter, Florida Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Gina Nuccio, Georgia Alaina Johnson, Florida Myia Hambrick, LSU Sarah Persinger, Georgia Bridget Sloan, Florida Shayla Worley, Georgia Mary Beth Box, Georgia Ashley Lee, LSU Chelsea Davis, Georgia Sarie Morrison, LSU Cat Hires, Georgia Lloimincia Hall, LSU Ashleigh Gnat, LSU

MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 39 ALL-AMERICANS 2017 2020 (Regular Season) First Team First Team Katie Bailey, Alabama Drew Watson, Auburn Aja Sims, Alabama Alyssa Baumann, Florida Kiana Winston, Alabama Rachel Gowey, Florida Alex McMurtry, Florida Trinity Thomas, Florida Mollie Korth, Kentucky Mollie Korth, Kentucky Kennedi Edney, LSU Kiya Johnson, LSU Sydney Ewing, LSU Helen Hu, Missouri Sarah Finnegan, LSU Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Second Team Myia Hambrick, LSU Makarri Doggette, Alabama McKenna Kelley, LSU Sophia Carter, Arkansas Lexie Priessman, LSU Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas Derrian Gobourne, Auburn Second Team Alyssa Baumann, Florida Keely McNeer, Alabama Savannah Schoenherr, Florida Kiana Winston, Alabama Trinity Thomas, Florida Kennedy Baker, Florida Sabrina Vega, Georgia Alicia Boren, Florida Mollie Korth, Kentucky Amelia Hundley, Florida Reagan Campbell, LSU Rachel Slocum, Florida Kennedi Edney, LSU Rachel Dickson, Georgia Ruby Harrold, LSU Rachel Schick, Georgia Helen Hu, Missouri Mollie Korth, Kentucky Sydney Ewing, LSU Sarah Finnegan, LSU 2021 Ashleigh Gnat, LSU First Team Erin Macadaeg, LSU Luisa Blanco, Alabama Lexi Graber, Alabama Haleigh Bryant, LSU 2018 Kiya Johnson, LSU First Team Alyssa Baumann, Florida Second Team Alicia Boren, Florida Luisa Blanco, Alabama Alex McMurtry, Florida Makarri Doggette, Alabama Mollie Korth, Kentucky Shallon Olsen, Alabama Myia Hambrick, LSU Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas Maggie O’Hara, Arkansas Second Team Nya Reed, Florida Rachel Gowey, Florida Haleigh Bryant, LSU Rachel Slocum, Florida Kiya Johnson, LSU Sydney Snead, Georgia Kennedi Edney, LSU Sarah Finnegan, LSU

2019 First Team Derrian Gobourne, Auburn Alicia Boren, Florida Trinity Thomas, Florida Kennedi Edney, LSU Sarah Finnegan, LSU Ruby Harrold, LSU McKenna Kelley, LSU

Second Team Abby Armbrecht, Alabama Alicia Boren, Florida Savannah Schoenherr, Florida Rachel Dickson, Georgia Sydney Snead, Georgia Sabrina Vega, Georgia Alex Hyland, Kentucky Julianna Cannamela, LSU Kennedi Edney, LSU Sarah Edwards, LSU Sarah Finnegan, LSU

40 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 1984 1988 1991 Franci Niles, Kentucky Barbara Mack, Alabama Allison Beldon, Alabama Dana Dobransky, Alabama Michelle Ogden, Kentucky Patti Rice, Alabama Katherine Bilodeau, Alabama Katherine Kelleher, Alabama Alana Long, LSU Patty Colbacchini, Auburn Kelly Good, Alabama Shea McFall, Alabama Elizabeth Wilson, LSU Kris Boserup, Florida Marie Robbins, Alabama Tina Rinker, Alabama Denise Lackie, Florida Tracey Tillman, Alabama Lisa Fields, Auburn Karen McDonnell, Florida Michelle McBride, Auburn Kurstan Fox, Auburn 1994 Lynn McDonnell, Florida Kim Suarez, Auburn Kasey Pewthers, Auburn Sheryl Dundas, Alabama Lana Marty, Florida Anita Botnen, Florida Jennifer Sandidge, Auburn Chasity Junkin, Alabama Elfi Schlegel, Florida Karen Brennalt, Florida Jeanette Hrubes, Florida Kara Stilp, Alabama Teri Tuconi, Florida Janice Kerr, Florida Tracy Wilson, Florida Gretchen Stockley, Alabama Kathy McMinn, Georgia Debbie Greco, Georgia Lynette Wittmeier, Florida Marti Watson, Alabama Laurie Reiff, Georgia Paula Maheu, Georgia Jennifer Carbone, Georgia Barbara Andrzejewski, Auburn Heather Kirk, Kentucky Julie Ponstein, Georgia Heather Brown, Auburn Kendall Lucas , Kentucky Chris Rodis, Georgia Jennifer Luper, Auburn 1985 Theresa Schneider, Kentucky Aaron Aldrich, Kentucky Colleen Johnson, Florida Julie Estin, Alabama Donna Oeffinger, Kentucky Amy Myerson, Florida Barabara Mack, Alabama Kristine McDonald, LSU Lisa Panzironi, Florida Maria Anz, Florida 1989 Christine Wetzel, LSU Kari Robidoux, Florida Denise Lackie, Florida Wendy Anderson, Alabama Elizabeth Wilson, LSU Nicole Stocker, Florida Lana Marty, Florida Kelly Good, Alabama Nneka Logan, Georgia Kelly McCoy, Florida Tina Rinker, Alabama Kelly Macy, Georgia Elfi Schlegel, Florida Marie Robbins, Alabama 1992 Courtney Snyder, Georgia Terri Eckert, Georgia Tracey Tillman, Alabama Gina Basile, Alabama Lori Strong, Georgia Laurie Jones, Georgia Cheri Way, Alabama Dana Dobransky, Alabama Suzanne Gutierrez, Kentucky Laurie Reiff, Georgia Lisa Grieco, Auburn Sheryl Dundas, Alabama Gina Hatterick, Kentucky Jodi Thompson, Georgia Michelle McBride, Auburn Katherin Kelleher, Alabama Tara Kahle, Kentucky Cindy Denker, Kentucky Sheila Ransone, Auburn Shea McFall, Alabama Dee Ann McNeil, Kentucky Sally Long, Kentucky Ashley Richard, Auburn Kara Stilp, Alabama Frances Niles, Kentucky Kim Suarez, Auburn Marti Watson, Alabama Jennifer Landry, LSU Amy Beispiel, Florida Kurstan Fox, Auburn Kristy Savoie, LSU 1986 Janice Kerr, Florida Jennifer Luper, Auburn Alana Long, LSU Allison Beldon, Alabama Melissa Miller, Florida Kasey Pewthers, Auburn Julie Estin, Alabama Tracy Wilson, Florida Jennifer Sandidge, Auburn Stephanie Kehr, Alabama Debbie Greco, Georgia Jeanette Hrubes, Florida 1995 Kathi Frick, Auburn Paula Maheu, Georgia Melissa Kutcher, Florida Chasity Junkin, Alabama Karin Kenlin, Auburn Tanya Schuler, Georgia Jocelyn Rathbun, Florida Kim Kelly, Alabama Anita Botnen, Florida Heather Kirk, Kentucky Nicole Stocker, Florida Marna Neubauer, Alabama Marie Egan, Florida Donna Oeffinger, Kentucky Lynette Wittmeier, Florida Meredith Willard, Alabama Elfi Schlegel, Florida Diane Sill, Kentucky Jennifer Carbone, Georgia Barbara Andrzejewski, Auburn Terri Eckert, Georgia Kelly Macy, Georgia Heather Brown, Auburn Susie Oringer, Georgia Chris Rodis, Georgia Heidi Seibert, Auburn Michelle Sessions, Georgia 1990 Randy Rowlette, Georgia Kristen Guise, Florida Cindy Denker, Kentucky Gina Basile, Alabama Carrie Culp, Kentucky Colleen Johnson, Florida Sally Long, Kentucky Ali Blumberg, Alabama Gina Hatterick, Kentucky Amy Myerson, Florida Tracy Delello, LSU Katherine Kelleher, Alabama Michelle Ogden, Kentucky Christina Vogel, Florida Kim Miner, LSU Shea McFall, Alabama Amie Winn, Kentucky Leah Brown, Georgia Angie Topham, LSU Tina Rinker, Alabama Christine Wetzel, LSU Lisa Kurc, Georgia Marie Robbins, Alabama Elizabeth Wilson, LSU Nneka Logan, Georgia Tracey Tillman, Alabama Lori Strong, Georgia 1987 Cheri Way, Alabama Dee Ann McNeil, Kentucky Allison Beldon, Alabama Lisa Grieco, Auburn 1993 Theresa Shaw, Kentucky Katherine Bilodeau, Alabama Kasey Pewthers, Auburn Dana Dobransky, Alabama Kristine Toups, Kentucky Julie Estin, Alabama Ashley Richard, Auburn Sheryl Dundas, Alabama Kelly Duffy, LSU Kelly Good, Alabama Kim Suarez, Auburn Chasity Junkin, Alabama Alysia Furgatch, LSU Ann Winson, Alabama Amy Beispiel, Florida Gretchen Stockley, Alabama Jennifer Landry, LSU Kathleen Frick, Auburn Janice Kerr, Florida Heather Brown, Auburn Alana Long, LSU Anita Botnen, Auburn Tracy Wilson, Florida Kurstan Fox, Auburn Kristy Savoie, LSU Leslie Gould, Florida Lynette Wittmeier, Florida Jennifer Luper, Auburn Roxanne St. Romain, LSU Tammy Smith, Florida Melissa DePaoli, Georgia Jennifer Sandidge, Auburn Terri Eckert, Georgia Kathy Dwyer, Georgia Kia Ellis, Florida Deborah Greco, Georgia Julie Ponstein, Georgia Jeanette Hrubes, Florida Paula Maheu, Georgia Chris Rodis, Georgia Colleen Johnson, Florida Susie Origer, Georgia Andrea Thomas, Georgia Jocelyn Rathburn, Florida Dawn Sessions, Georgia Corrine Wright, Georgia Nicole Stocker, Florida Cindy Denker, Kentucky Heather Kirk, Kentucky Lynette Wittmeier, Florida Angie Topham, LSU Donna Oeffinger, Kentucky Jennifer Carbone, Georgia Cindy Jasper, Kentucky Sandy Rowlette Dill, Georgia Christine Wetzel, LSU Nenka Logan, Georgia Kelly Macy, Georgia Agina Simpkins, Georgia Suzanne Gutierrez, Kentucky Gina Hatterick, Kentucky MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 41 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 1996 Gina Logan, Alabama Patricia Corbello, LSU Robin Doolittle, Auburn Merritt Booth, Alabama Danielle McAdams, Alabama Kerry Descalopoulis, LSU Laura B. Edmundson, Auburn Kim Kelly, Alabama Shay Murphy, Alabama Kim Descalopoulis, LSU Stacy A. Jewett, Auburn Danielle McAdams, Alabama Erin Gannon, Auburn Stephanie Hyett, LSU Melissa C. Lauderdale, Auburn Shay Murphy, Alabama Erin Hoffman, Auburn Kellye Smith, LSU Meghan Michaels, Auburn Heather Nasser, Alabama Corinn Miesen, Auburn Stacey Wegener, LSU Susan Morgan, Auburn Marna Neubauer, Alabama Sarah Wentworth, Auburn Jill Redding, Auburn Meredith Willard, Alabama Maryann Esposito, Florida Sarah Wentworth, Auburn Erin Gannon, Auburn Susan Hines, Florida 2000 Andrea Gumert, Auburn Kim Watanabe, Auburn Erika Selga, Florida Natalie Barrington, Alabama Jennifer Carow, Florida Kristen Guise, Florida Sybil Stephenson, Florida Krista Gole, Alabama Teal Chiabotti, Florida Amy Myerson, Florida Brooke Andersen, Georgia Robin Hawkins, Alabama Gabriela Fuchs, Florida Erika Selga, Florida Kim Arnold, Georgia Katie Hornecke, Alabama Kelly Hesbeens, Florida Sybil Stephenson, Florida Julie Ballard, Georgia Alexa Martinez, Alabama Lindsey Miner, Florida Christina Vogel, Florida Jenni Beathard, Georgia Whitney Morgan, Alabama Hilary Thompson, Florida Leslie Angeles, Georgia Samantha Muhleman, Georgia Andreé Pickens, Alabama Amanda Curry, Georgia Kim Arnold, Georgia Courtney Whittle, Georgia Lissy Smith, Alabama Anna Gingrich, Georgia Julie Ballard, Georgia Mila Chitwood, Kentucky Dara Stewart, Alabama Danielle Maurone, Georgia Leah Brown, Georgia Beth Cluxton, Kentucky Raegan Tomasek, Alabama Suzanne Sears, Georgia Lisa Kurc, Georgia Whitney Ellis, Kentucky Gina Logan, Alabama Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia Lori Strong, Georgia Shawnte Hall, Kentucky Lexa Evans, Alabama Talya Vexler, Georgia Elizabeth Cluxton, Kentucky Kristen Hoeferlin, Kentucky Sally Cantrell, Auburn Mila Chitwood, Kentucky Whitney Ellis, Kentucky Jennie Maxwell, Kentucky Robin Doolittle, Auburn Kristen Hoeferlin, Kentucky Sonia Merla, Kentucky Colleen Barger, LSU Laura Edmundson, Auburn Paula Toups, Kentucky Theresa Shaw, Kentucky Abbey Burns, LSU Melissa Lauderdale, Auburn Elizabeth Coleman, Kentucky Coleen Sheehy, Kentucky Kerry Descalopoulis, LSU Meghan Michaels, Auburn Jessie Lemp, Kentucky Tia Toups, Kentucky Kim Descalopoulis, LSU Jill Redding, Auburn Beth Boudreaux, LSU Jennifer Landry, LSU Robin Evans, LSU Jessica Washburn, Auburn Patricia Corbello, LSU Cindy Marion, LSU Stehpanie Hyett, LSU Sarah Wentworth, Auburn Adrienne Couret, LSU Amy McClosky, LSU Cindy Marion, LSU Teal Chiabotti, Florida Marina Degteva, LSU Kristy Savoie, LSU Amy McClosky, LSU Gabriela Fuchs, Florida Sharene Mamby, LSU Denise Savoie, LSU Maryann Esposito, Florida Kellye Smith, LSU Hilary Thompson, Florida 1997 Stacey Wegener, LSU Brooke Andersen, Georgia 2002 Merritt Booth, Alabama Amanda Curry, Georgia Natalie Barrington, Alabama Mandy Chapman, Alabama Danielle Maurone, Georgia Robin Hawkins, Alabama Lisa Gianni, Alabama 1999 Suzanne Sears, Georgia Katie Hornecker, Alabama Gina Logan, Alabama Mandy Chapman, Alabama Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia Alexa Martinez, Alabama Danielle McAdams, Alabama Lexa Evans, Alabama Talya Vexler, Georgia Whitney Morgan, Alabama Shay Murphy, Alabama Robin Hawkins, Alabama Mila Chitwood, Kentucky Andreé Pickens, Alabama Heather Nasser, Alabama Katie Hornecker, Alabama Kristen Hoeferlin, Kentucky Sara Scarborough, Alabama Meredith Willard, Alabama Gina Logan, Alabama Natalie Hunt, Kentucky Kristin Sterner, Alabama Erin Gannon, Auburn April Makinson, Alabama Jessie Lemp, Kentucky Dara Stewart, Alabama Erin Hoffman, Auburn Gwen Spidle, Alabama Katie Toups, Kentucky Raegan Tomasek, Alabama Stacey Newman, Auburn Lissy Smith, Alabama Colleen Barger, LSU Sally Cantrell, Auburn Corinn Miesen, Auburn Dara Stewart, Alabama Beth Boudreaux, LSU Melissa Lauderdale, Auburn Kim Watanabe, Auburn Sally Cantrell, Auburn Abbey Burns, LSU Meghan Michaels, Auburn Susan Hines, Florida Erin Hoffman, Auburn Patricia Corbello, LSU Jenny Carow, Florida Kelly Ramadell, Florida Melissa Lauderdale, Auburn Adrienne Couret, LSU Teal Chiabotti, Florida Erika Selga, Florida Christina Mann, Auburn Marina Degteva, LSU Krissy Dreger, Florida Sybill Stephenson, Florida Corinn Miesen, Auburn Kerry Descalopoulis, LSU Gabriela Fuchs, Florida Christina Vogel, Florida Rachel Moeller, Auburn Kim Descalopoulis, LSU Lindsey Miner, Florida Leslie Angeles, Georgia Jill Redding, Auburn Stephanie Hyett, LSU Hilary Thompson, Florida Kim Arnold, Georgia Sarah Wentworth, Auburn Sharene Mamby, LSU Jacqui Williams, Florida Jenni Beathard, Georgia Teal Chiabotti, Florida Kellye Smith, LSU Amanda Curry, Georgia Leah Brown, Georgia Mary Ann Eposito, Florida Stacey Wegener, LSU Danielle Maurone, Georgia Lisa Kurc, Georgia Gabriela Fuchs, Florida Breanne Rutherford, Georgia Beth Claxton, Kentucky Betsy Hamm, Florida Suzanne Sears, Georgia Whitney Ellis, Kentucky Susan Hines, Florida 2001 Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia Theresa Shaw, Kentucky Brooke Andersen, Georgia Natalie Barrington, Alabama Karla Adelt, Kentucky Tia Toups, Kentucky Jenni Beathard, Georgia Krista Gole, Alabama Nicole Allen, Kentucky Robin Evans, LSU Amanda Curry, Georgia Robin Hawkins, Alabama Natalie Hunt, Kentucky Cindy Marion, LSU Caroline Harris, Georgia Katie Hornecker, Alabama Jessie Lemp, Kentucky Amy McClosky, LSU Karin Lichey, Georgia Alexa Martinez, Alabama Mindy Smith, Kentucky Jennifer Pokrana, LSU Samantha Muhleman, Georgia Whitney Morgan, Alabama Katie Toups, Kentucky Denise Savoie, LSU Suzanne Sears, Georgia Andreé Pickens, Alabama Beth Boudreaux, LSU Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia Sara Scarborough, Alabama Patricia Corbello, LSU Mila Chitwood, Kentucky Lissy Smith, Alabama Adrienne Couret, LSU 1998 Kristen Hoeferlin, Kentucky Kristin Sterner, Alabama Marina Degteva, LSU Merritt Booth, Alabama Colleen Barger, LSU Dara Stewart, Alabama Sharene Mamby, LSU Mandy Chapman, Alabama Abbey Burns, LSU Raegan Tomasek, Alabama Lexa Evans, Alabama Leah Concannon, LSU Lori Bernia, Auburn Becca Fields, Alabama Jenny Conrad, LSU Sally Cantrell, Auburn 42 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 2003 Kristi Boyte, Auburn Rikki L’Heureux, LSU Autumn Barnett, Auburn Natalie Barrington, Alabama Annie Jenkins, Auburn Kelly Lea, LSU Julie Dwyer, Auburn Helen Burgin, Alabama Robin O’Rear, Auburn Terin Martinjak, LSU Kayla Gies, Auburn Tiffany Byrd, Alabama Kayce Stein, Auburn Kelly Phelan, LSU Aimee Goheen, Auburn Erin Holdefer, Alabama Kristin Thome, Auburn Lisa Rennie, LSU Alicia Lenkiewicz, Auburn Lauren Holdefer, Alabama Alecia Ingram, Florida Adrienne Mills, Auburn Shannon Hrozek, Alabama Beth Kleiman, Florida Karmen Pinckney, Auburn Stephanie Kite, Alabama Sherie Owens, Florida 2006 Lindsey Puckett, Auburn Alexa Martinez, Alabama Erin Pendleton, Florida Mari Bayer, Alabama Claire Seiffert, Auburn Whitney Morgan, Alabama Kimberly Schatz, Florida Rachael Delahoussaye, Alabama Jacqueline Smith, Auburn Andreé Pickens, Alabama Kristen Stucky, Florida Dana Filetti, Alabama Savannah Evans, Florida Michelle Reeser, Alabama Kara Waterhouse, Florida Terin Humphrey, Alabama Corey Hartung, Florida Jeana Rice, Alabama Jamie Ackerman, Georgia Ashley Miles, Alabama Breanne King, Florida Kristin Sterner, Alabama Chelsa Byrd, Georgia Dana Pierce, Alabama Samantha Lutz, Florida Sara Scarborough, Alabama Michelle Emmons, Georgia Erin Rightley, Alabama Ashley Reed, Florida Raegan Tomasek, Alabama Kinsey Rowe, Georgia Rachel Barnett, Arkansas Katie Rue, Florida Terri Brannan, Auburn Sierra Sapunar, Georgia Cassandra Drew, Arkansas Melanie Sinclair, Florida Sally Cantrell, Auburn Marline Stephens, Georgia Melissa Leigh, Arkansas Chantelle Tousek, Florida Meghan Michaels, Auburn Lindsay Cameron, Kentucky Audra Loveless, Arkansas Audrey Bowers, Georgia Mary Nell Pate, Auburn Staci O’Keefe, Kentucky Hannah McLeod, Arkansas Paige Burns, Georgia Jennifer Carow, Florida Kara Prestigiacomo, Kentucky Dana McQuillin, Arkansas Nikki Childs, Georgia Kristen Dreger, Florida Krista Presigiacomo, Kentucky Emily Peacock, Arkansas Adrienne Dishmann, Georgia Lindsey Miner, Florida Lindsay Beddow, LSU Autumn Barnett, Auburn Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Erin Pendleton, Florida Lauren Companioni, LSU Tanya Cwick, Auburn Katie Heenan, Georgia Kimberly Schatz, Florida Annie Gagnon, LSU Julie Dwyer, Auburn Ashley Kupets, Georgia Kristen Stucky, Florida Jade Jenkins, LSU Kayla Gies, Auburn Courtney Kupets, Georgia Hilary Thompson, Florida Kelly Lea, LSU Aimee Goheen, Auburn Abby Stack, Georgia Kara Waterhouse, Florida Terin Martinjak, LSU Danielle Holtz, Auburn Krystle Cook, Kentucky Jacqueline Williams, Florida Olivia McDaniel, Auburn Jordan Cullum, Kentucky Michelle Emmons, Georgia Karmen Pinckney, Auburn Heather Hite, Kentucky Kinsey Rowe, Georgia 2005 Jacqueline Smith, Auburn Stephanie Kunz, Kentucky Breanne Rutherford, Georgia Rachael Delahoussaye, Alabama Rachel Tarantino, Auburn Kristen O’Shields, Kentucky Sierra Sapunar, Georgia Shannon Hrozek, Alabama Savannah Evans, Florida Natalie Rubinstein, Kentucky Loren Simpson, Georgia Dana Pierce, Alabama Beth Kleiman, Florida Alison Sarucci, Kentucky Marline Stephens, Georgia Michelle Reeser, Alabama Samantha Lutz, Florida Kristi Esposito, LSU Karla Adelt, Kentucky Erin Rightley, Alabama Tiffany Murry, Florida Lauren Klein, LSU Nicole Allen, Kentucky Rachel Barnett, Arkansas Regina Owens, Florida Amanda Morales, LSU Lindsay Cameron, Kentucky Cassandra Drew, Arkansas Tracey Rai, Florida Kelly Phelan, LSU Julia Gore, Kentucky Katie Hardman, Arkansas Ashley Reed, Florida Lisa Renni, LSU Jessie Lemp, Kentucky Melissa Leigh, Arkansas Catherine Rue, Florida Kara Prestigiacomo, Kentucky Audra Loveless, Arkansas Chantelle Tousek, Florida Krista Prestigiacomo, Kentucky Hannah McLeod, Arkansas Nicola Willis, Florida 2008 Mindy Smith, Kentucky Dana McQuillin, Arkansas Audrey Bowers, Georgia Alyssa Chapman, Alabama Katie Toups, Kentucky Kathryn Thompson, Arkansas Nikki Childs, Georgia Morgan Dennis, Alabama Melissa Tucker, Kentucky Nicole Barnett, Auburn Adrienne Dishman, Georgia Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Melanie Zaharias, Kentucky Robin O’Rear, Auburn Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Brittany Magee, Alabama Lindsay Beddow, LSU Kayce Stein, Auburn Katie Heenan, Georgia Cassie Martin, Alabama Beth Boudreaux, LSU Rachael Tarantino, Auburn Ashley Kupets, Georgia Amanda Montgomery, Alabama Brooke Cazeaux, LSU Savannah Evans, Florida Crissy Cannon, Kentucky Ashley O’Neal, Alabama Lauren Companioni, LSU Beth Kleiman, Florida Amanda Coates, Kentucky Casey Overton, Alabama Adrienne Couret, LSU Samantha Lutz, Florida Krystle Cook, Kentucky Kassi Price, Alabama Marina Degteva, LSU Sherie Owens, Florida Staci O’Keefe, Kentucky Kaitlin White, Alabama Rachel Franzella, LSU Kimberly Schatz, Florida Kristen O’Shields, Kentucky Samantha Cortez, Arkansas Annie Gagnon, LSU Chantelle Tousek, Florida Alison Sarucci, Kentucky Allison Daniels, Arkansas Jade Jenkins, LSU Adrienne Dishman, Georgia Sarai Sevier, Kentucky Amara DeFilippo, Arkansas Rebecca Lightsey-Belcher, LSU Michelle Emmons, Georgia Bethany Strauch, Kentucky Alex LaChance, Arkansas Sharene Mamby, LSU Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Kelly Lea, LSU Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Chelsea Richard, LSU Ashley Kupets, Georgia Terin Martinjak, LSU Sarah Nagashima, Arkansas Kristin Uransky, LSU Courtney Pratt, Georgia Kelly Phelan, LSU Emily Peacock, Arkansas Brittany Thome, Georgia Lisa Rennie, LSU Michelle Stout, Arkansas Lindsay Cameron, Kentucky Ashly McPherson, Arkansas 2004 Krystle Cook, Kentucky Julie Dwyer, Auburn Lauren Holdefer, Alabama Kara Prestigiacomo, Kentucky 2007 Kayla Gies, Auburn Shannon Hrozek, Alabama Krista Prestigiacomo, Kentucky Terin Humphrey, Alabama Aimee Goheen, Auburn Stephanie Kite, Alabama Allison Sarucci, Kentucky Brittany Magee, Alabama Adrienne Mills, Auburn Ashley Miles, Alabama Sarai Sevier, Kentucky Cassie Martin, Alabama Karmen Pinckney, Auburn Michelle Reeser, Alabama Bethany Strauch, Kentucky Amanda Montgomery, Alabama Lindsey Puckett, Auburn Kristin Sterner, Alabama April Burkholder, LSU Erin Rightley, Alabama Claire Seiffert, Auburn Larissa Stewart, Alabama Lauren Companioni, LSU Rachel Barnett, Arkansas Kristina Voss, Auburn Melissa Leigh, Arkansas Megan Durning, LSU Samantha Cortez, Arkansas Amanda Castillo, Florida Audra Loveless, Arkansas Annie Gagnon, LSU Cassie Drew, Arkansas Courtney Gladys, Florida Hannah McLeod, Arkansas Katherine Hilton, LSU Alex LaChance, Arkansas Corey Hartung, Florida Dana McQuillan, Arkansas Jade Jenkins, LSU Emily Peacock, Arkansas Ashley Kerr, Florida MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 43 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Tiffany Murry, Florida Bridget Carreiro, Kentucky Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Bailee Zumwalde, Arkansas Ashley Reed, Florida Hillary Ferguson, Kentucky Megan Mashburn, Alabama Justine Foster, Auburn Nicola Willis, Florida Emily Green, Kentucky Ashley Priess, Alabama Abbey Habicht, Auburn Rebekah Zaiser, Florida Phylicia Reshard, Kentucky Ashley Sledge, Alabama Kareen Kaveh, Auburn Audrey Bowers, Georgia Natalie Rubinstein, Kentucky Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Laura Lane, Auburn Paige Burns, Georgia Colleen Williams, Kentucky Rachel Terry, Alabama Allyson Sandusky, Auburn Nicole Childs, Georgia Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Stacy Bartlett, Arkansas Kylie Shields, Auburn Megan Dowlen, Georgia Sabrina Franceschelli, LSU Natalie Bohonsky, Arkansas Kendall Swartz, Auburn Christi Fortunato, Georgia Susan Jackson, LSU Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Leah Vining, Auburn Katie Heenan, Georgia Lauren Klein, LSU Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Petrina Yokay, Auburn Lauren Johnson, Georgia Kayla Rogers, LSU Genny Salvatore, Arkansas Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida Courtney Kupets, Georgia Amanda Siebert, Arkansas Nicole Ellis, Florida Marcia Newby, Georgia Michelle Stout, Arkansas Amy Ferguson, Florida Lauren Sessler, Georgia 2010 Lauren Brzostowski, Auburn Alaina Johnson, Florida Abby Stack, Georgia Alyssa Chapman, Alabama Justine Foster, Auburn Marissa King, Florida Grace Taylor, Georgia Morgan Dennis, Alabama Katie Hurley, Auburn Dali Lemezan, Florida Ashley Armour, Kentucky Jocelyn Fowler, Alabama Kareen Kaveh, Auburn Elizabeth Mahlich, Florida Jacque Behrendt, Kentucky Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Laura Lane, Auburn Lauren Rose, Florida Crissy Cannon, Kentucky Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Kylie Shields, Auburn Randy Stageberg, Florida Amanda Coates, Kentucky Megan Mashburn, Alabama Kendall Swartz, Auburn Rebekah Bennetts, Georgia Hillary Ferguson, Kentucky Casey Overton, Alabama Leah Vining, Auburn Mariel Box, Georgia Emily Green, Kentucky Kassi Price, Alabama Kristina Voss, Auburn Caitlin Breazeal, Georgia Kristen O’Shields, Kentucky Ashley Priess, Alabama Petrina Yokay, Auburn Noel Couch, Georgia Natalie Rubinstein, Kentucky Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Ashanée Dickerson, Florida Kat Ding, Georgia Ashleigh Clare-Kearney, LSU Ashley Priess, Alabama Nicole Ellis , Florida Catherine Hires, Georgia Kristi Esposito, LSU Rachel Terry, Alabama Amy Ferguson, Florida Laura Moffatt, Georgia Sabrina Franceschelli, LSU Stacy Bartlett, Arkansas Alicia Goodwin, Florida Gina Nuccio, Georgia Lauren Klein, LSU Amy DeFilippo, Arkansas Dali Lemezan, Florida Christa Tanella, Georgia Amanda Morales, LSU Molly Lewis, Arkansas Elizabeth Mahlich, Florida Shayla Worley, Georgia Kayla Rogers, LSU Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Maranda Smith, Florida Caitlyn Ciokajlo, Kentucky Sarah Nagashima, Arkansas Mariel Box, Georgia Audrey Harrison, Kentucky Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Kati Breazeal, Georgia Kayla Hartley, Kentucky 2009 Genny Salvatore, Arkansas Noel Couch, Georgia Storey Morris, Kentucky Alyssa Chapman, Alabama Lauren Brzostowski, Auburn Kat Ding, Georgia Whitney Rose, Kentucky Morgan Dennis, Alabama Laura Lane, Auburn Gina Nuccio, Georgia Kayla Sienkowski, Kentucky Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Kelsie Montgomery, Auburn Christa Tanella, Georgia Kaleigh Dickson, LSU Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Kylie Shields, Auburn Shayla Worley, Georgia Casey Duvall, LSU Brittany Magee, Alabama Kendall Swartz, Auburn Caitlyn Ciokajlo, Kentucky Elaine Fleming, LSU Megan Mashburn, Alabama Leah Vining, Auburn Andrea Mitchell, Kentucky McKenzie Fox, LSU Amanda Montgomery, Alabama Kristina Voss, Auburn Storey Morris, Kentucky Janelle Garcia, LSU Ashley O’Neal, Alabama Amanda Castillo, Florida Phylicia Reshard, Kentucky Ashley Lee, LSU Casey Overton, Alabama Nicole Ellis, Florida Whitney Rose, Kentucky Shelby Prunty, LSU Kassi Price, Alabama Alicia Goodwin, Florida Caitlin Satkowiak, Kentucky Jacqueline Shealy, Alabama Elizabeth Mahlich, Florida Kaleigh Dickson, LSU Stacy Bartlett, Arkansas Maranda Smith, Florida Samantha Engle, LSU 2013 Amara DeFilippo, Arkansas Rebekah Zaiser, Florida Elaine Fleming, LSU Becca Alexin, Alabama Alex LaChance, Arkansas Amy Ferguson, Florida Janelle Garcia, LSU Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Molly Lewis, Arkansas Courtney Gladys, Florida Ashley Lee, LSU Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Ashley Kerr, Florida Shelby Prunty, LSU Hunter Dennis, Alabama Sarah Nagashima, Arkansas Mariel Box, Georgia Ria Domier, Alabama Michelle Stout, Arkansas Kat Ding, Georgia Lindsey Fowler, Alabama Lauren Brzostowski, Auburn Lauren Johnson, Georgia 2012 Lora Leigh Frost, Alabama Adrienne Mills, Auburn Marcia Newby, Georgia Becca Alexin, Alabama Marissa Gutierrez, Alabama Carmen Nelms, Auburn Gina Nuccio, Georgia Olivia Carisella, Alabama Kim Jacob, Alabama Lindsey Puckett, Auburn Lauren Sessler, Georgia Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Diandra Milliner, Alabama Claire Seiffert, Auburn Grace Taylor, Georgia Ria Domier, Alabama Brooke Parker, Alabama Leah Vining, Auburn Amber Trani, Georgia Lindsey Fowler, Alabama Ashley Priess, Alabama Kristina Voss, Auburn Jacque Behrendt, Kentucky Marissa Gutierrez, Alabama Ashley Sledge, Alabama Amanda Castillo, Florida Hillary Ferguson, Kentucky Kim Jacob, Alabama Kayla Williams, Alabama Courtney Gladys, Florida Emily Green, Kentucky Diandra Milliner, Alabama Amy Borsellino, Arkansas Alicia Goodwin, Florida Storey Morris, Kentucky Ashley Priess, Alabama Stephanie Canizaro, Arkansas Corey Hartung, Florida Jamie Reimann, Kentucky Ashley Sledge, Alabama Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Ashley Kerr, Florida Phylicia Reshard, Kentucky Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Shelby Salmon, Arkansas Maranda Smith, Florida Whitney Rose, Kentucky Rachel Terry, Alabama Scarlett Williams, Arkansas Rebekah Zaiser, Florida Samantha Engle, LSU Hannah Toussaint, Alabama Bailey Zumwalde, Arkansas Paige Burns, Georgia Sabrina Franceschelli, LSU Mariah Howdeshell, Arkansas Lindsay Disalvatore, Auburn Lauren Johnson, Georgia Susan Jackson, LSU Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Justine Foster, Auburn Courtney Kupets, Georgia Jamie Pisani, Arkansas Brianna Guy, Auburn Marcia Newby, Georgia Shelby Salmon, Arkansas Abigail Habicht, Auburn Lauren Sessler, Georgia 2011 Jordan Salsberg, Arkansas Caryn Kadous, Auburn Abby Stack, Georgia Becca Alexin, Alabama Genny Salvatore, Arkansas Kareen Kaveh, Auburn Grace Taylor, Georgia Alyssa Chapman, Alabama Amanda Siebert, Arkansas Allyson Sandusky, Auburn Jacque Behrendt, Kentucky Marissa Gutierrez, Alabama Scarlett Williams, Arkansas Kylie Shields, Auburn 44 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Kelsey Thomasson, Auburn Kelsey Kopec, Auburn Cailee Ellsworth, Arkansas Mackenzie Valentin, Alabama Megan Walker, Auburn Kara Koster, Auburn Erin Freier, Arkansas Kiana Winston, Alabama Brittany Webster, Auburn Kelsey Thomasson, Auburn Samantha Nelson, Arkansas Mia Bargiacchi, Arkansas Petrina Yokay, Auburn Megan Walker, Auburn Amanda Wellick, Arkansas Stephani Canizaro, Arkansas Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida Brittany Webster, Auburn Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Sydnie Dillard, Arkansas Kytra Hunter, Florida Bridgette Caquatto, Florida Lexus Demers, Auburn Heather Elswick, Arkansas Alaina Johnson, Florida Mackenzie Caquatto, Florida Sarah Garcia, Auburn Erin Freier, Arkansas Marissa King, Florida Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto, Florida Brianna Guy, Auburn Samantha Nelson, Arkansas Dali Lemezan, Florida Morgan Frazier, Florida Kullen Hlawek, Auburn Braie Speed, Arkansas Lauren Rose, Florida Alaina Johnson, Florida Caryn Kadous, Auburn Amanda Wellick, Arkansas Jamie Shisler, Florida Lauren Rose, Florida Kathryn Kluz, Auburn Paige Zaziski, Arkansas Rachel Spicer, Florida Jamie Shisler, Florida Margaret Lim, Auburn Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Randy Stageberg, Florida Bridget Sloan, Florida Kelsey Thomasson, Auburn Lexus Demers, Auburn Kiersten Wang, Florida Rachel Spicer, Florida Megan Walker, Auburn Brianna Guy, Auburn Kati Breazeal, Georgia Kiersten Wang, Florida Brittany Webster, Auburn Kullen Hlawek, Auburn Lindsey Cheek, Georgia Mary Beth Box, Georgia Claire Boyce, Florida Blake Jones, Auburn Noel Couch, Georgia Lindsey Cheek, Georgia Bridgette Caquatto, Florida Caryn Kadous, Auburn Chelsea Davis, Georgia Chelsea Davis, Georgia Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto, Florida Kathryn Kluz, Auburn Cat Hires, Georgia Cat Hires, Georgia Morgan Frazier, Florida Kelsey Kopec, Auburn Whitney Kirby, Georgia Demetria Hunte, Georgia Jamie Shisler, Florida Margaret Lim, Auburn Sarah Persinger, Georgia Whitney Kirby, Georgia Bridget Sloan, Florida Abigail Milliet, Auburn Christa Tanella, Georgia Anysia Unick, Georgia Rachel Spicer, Florida Cara Stricklin, Auburn Shayla Worley, Georgia Marissa Beucler, Kentucky Kiersten Wang, Florida Kelsey Thomasson, Auburn Caitlyn Ciokajlo, Kentucky Holly Cunningham, Kentucky Mary Beth Box, Georgia Megan Walker, Auburn Holly Cunningham, Kentucky Alexis Gross, Kentucky Chelsea Davis, Georgia Brittany Webster, Auburn Audrey Harrison, Kentucky Audrey Harrison, Kentucky Demetria Hunte, Georgia Claire Boyce, Florida Kayla Hartley, Kentucky Kayla Hartley, Kentucky Brandie Jay, Georgia Bridgette Caquatto, Florida Shannon Mitchell, Kentucky Shelby Hilton, Kentucky Lauren Johnson, Georgia Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto, Florida Shannon Reynolds, Kentucky Shannon Mitchell, Kentucky Whitney Kirby, Georgia Ericha Fassbender, Florida Sara Shipley, Kentucky Tiara Phipps, Kentucky Sarah Persinger, Georgia Morgan Frazier, Florida Kayla Sienkowski, Kentucky Amy Roemmele, Kentucky Rachel Schick, Georgia Grace McLaughlin, Florida Rheagan Courville, LSU Sara Shipley, Kentucky Marissa Beucler, Kentucky Alex McMurtry, Florida Kaleigh Dickson, LSU Kayla Sienkowski, Kentucky Kirsten Canini, Kentucky Mary Beth Box, Georgia Casey Duvall, LSU Montana Whittle, Kentucky Alexis Gross, Kentucky Ashlyn Broussard, Georgia Elaine Fleming, LSU Rheagan Courville, LSU Kayla Hartley, Kentucky Brandie Jay, Georgia Mckenzie Fox, LSU Kaleigh Dickson, LSU Shelby Hilton, Kentucky Lauren Johnson, Georgia Ericka Garcia, LSU Casey Duvall, LSU Shannon Mitchell, Kentucky Gigi Marino, Georgia Lloimincia Hall, LSU Lainie Fleming, LSU Tiara Phipps, Kentucky Beth Roberts, Georgia Jessie Jordan, LSU Michelle Gauthier, LSU Taylor Puryear, Kentucky Hayley Sanders, Georgia Cathryn Aliceaacosta, Missouri Lloimincia Hall, LSU Amy Roemmele, Kentucky Rachel Schick, Georgia Briana Conkle, Missouri Jessie Jordan, LSU Sara Shipley, Kentucky Alyssa Bertoni, Kentucky Tori Howard, Missouri Sarie Morrison, LSU Montana Whittle, Kentucky Marissa Beucler, Kentucky Becca Johnson, Missouri Jessica Savona, LSU Rheagan Courville, LSU Kirsten Canini, Kentucky Laura Kappler, Missouri Randii Wyrick, LSU Sydney Ewing, LSU Katie Carlisle, Kentucky Mackenzie McGill, Missouri Cat Aliceaacosta, Missouri Michelle Gauthier, LSU Tiara Phipps, Kentucky Taylor Medrea, Missouri Brittany Bendoff, Missouri Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Taylor Puryear, Kentucky Sandra Ostad, Missouri Briana Conkle, Missouri Lloimincia Hall, LSU Cori Rechenmacher, Kentucky Katelyn Trevino, Missouri Blair Elmore, Missouri Jessie Jordan, LSU Amy Roemmele, Kentucky Miranda Eubank, Missouri Shonacee Oliva, LSU Sydney Waltz, Kentucky Becca Johnson, Missouri Jessica Savona, LSU Montana Whittle, Kentucky 2014 Laura Kappler, Missouri Scarlett Williams, LSU Sydney Ewing, LSU Lauren Beers, Alabama Mackenzie McGill, Missouri Randii Wyrick, LSU Michelle Gauthier, LSU Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Taylor Medrea, Missouri Briana Conkle, Missouri Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Colleen Mulcahy, Missouri Blair Elmore, Missouri Myia Hambrick, LSU Ria Domier, Alabama Katelyn Trevino, Missouri Miranda Eubank, Missouri Erin Macadaeg, LSU Lindsey Fowler, Alabama Rebecca Johnson, Missouri Kylie Moran, LSU Lora Leigh Frost, Alabama Laura Kappler, Missouri Shonacee Oliva, LSU Kim Jacob, Alabama 2015 Angie Kern, Missouri Jessica Savona, LSU Diandra Milliner, Alabama Katie Bailey, Alabama Sasha Sander, Missouri Randii Wyrick, LSU Carley Sims, Alabama Lauren Beers, Alabama Katelyn Trevino, Missouri Shae Zamardi, LSU Kayla Williams, Alabama Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Blair Elmore, Missouri Stephani Canizaro, Arkansas Hunter Dennis, Alabama Kennedi Harris, Missouri Sydnie Dillard, Arkansas Lora Leigh Frost, Alabama 2016 Angie Kern, Missouri Heather Elswick, Arkansas Amanda Jetter, Alabama Katie Bailey, Alabama Shauna Miller, Missouri Erin Freier, Arkansas Keely McNeer, Alabama Lauren Beers, Alabama Rebecca Schugel, Missouri Shelby Salmon, Arkansas Dominique Pegg, Alabama Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama Scarlett Williams, Arkansas Mary Lilian Sanders, Alabama Nickie Guerrero, Alabama Bailee Zumwalde, Arkansas Aja Sims, Alabama Amanda Jetter, Alabama Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Carley Sims, Alabama Jennie Loeb, Alabama Lexus Demers, Auburn Kayla Williams, Alabama Keely McNeer, Alabama Nikki Galluzzo, Auburn Stephani Canizaro, Arkansas Mary Lilian Sanders, Alabama Caryn Kadous, Auburn Sydnie Dillard, Arkansas Aja Sims, Alabama Kait Kluz, Auburn Heather Elswick, Arkansas Carley Sims, Alabama MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 45 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 2017 2018 Britney Ward, Missouri Michaelee Turner, Missouri Abby Armbrecht, Alabama Abby Armbrecht, Alabama Britney Ward, Missouri Katie Bailey, Alabama Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama Wynter Childers, Alabama 2019 Jenna Bresette, Alabama Maddie Desch, Alabama Abby Armbrecht, Alabama 2020 Angelina Giancroce, Alabama Peyton Ernst, Alabama Wynter Childers, Alabama Wynter Childers, Alabama Ari Guerra, Alabama Angelina Giancroce, Alabama Maddie Desch, Alabama , Alabama Nickie Guerrero, Alabama Ariana Guerra, Alabama Kylie Dickson, Alabama Kylie Dickson, Alabama Amanda Jetter, Alabama Nickie Guerrero, Alabama Angelina Giancroce, Alabama Emily Gaskins, Alabama Jennie Loeb, Alabama Jennie Loeb, Alabama Lexi Graber, Alabama Jensie Givens, Alabama Keely McNeer, Alabama Shea Mahoney, Alabama Ari Guerra, Alabama Lexi Graber, Alabama Mary Lilian Sanders, Alabama Kiana Winston, Alabama , Alabama Griffin James, Alabama Aja Sims, Alabama Mia Bargiacchi, Arkansas Alonza Klopfer, Alabama Alonza Klopfer, Alabama Mackenzie Valentin, Alabama Michaela Burton, Arkansas Shea Mahoney, Alabama Shea Mahoney, Alabama Kiana Winston, Alabama Sydney McGlone, Arkansas Makenzie Anderson, Arkansas Sania Mitchell, Alabama Makenzie Anderson, Arkansas Kirby Rathjen, Arkansas Michaela Burton, Arkansas Shallon Olsen, Alabama Mia Bargiacchi, Arkansas Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Sophia Carter, Arkansas Sophia Carter, Arkansas Heather Elswick, Arkansas Braie Speed, Arkansas Kailey Gillings, Arkansas Katarina Derrick, Arkansas Leah MacMoyle, Arkansas Amanda Wellick, Arkansas Sydney Laird, Arkansas Amanda Elswick, Arkansas Samantha Nelson, Arkansas Jessica Yamzon, Arkansas Sydney McGlone, Arkansas Kailey Gillings, Arkansas Braie Speed, Arkansas Katie Becker, Auburn Kirby Rathjen, Arkansas Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas Amanda Wellick, Arkansas Samantha Cerio, Auburn Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Sydney Laird, Arkansas Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Emma Engler, Auburn Jessica Yamzon, Arkansas Bailey Lovett, Arkansas Samantha Cerio, Auburn Kennedy Finister, Auburn Katie Becker, Auburn Savannah Pennese, Arkansas Lexus Demers, Auburn Taylor Krippner, Auburn Samantha Cerio, Auburn Kirby Rathjen, Arkansas Emma Engler, Auburn Kendal Moss, Auburn Taylor Krippner, Auburn Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Sarah Garcia, Auburn Emma Slappey, Auburn Abigail Milliet, Auburn Jessica Yamzon, Arkansas Kathryn Kluz, Auburn Cara Stricklin, Auburn Kendal Moss, Auburn Katie Becker, Auburn Kelsey Kopec, Auburn Sierra Alexander, Florida Allison Riddle, Auburn Sabrina Cheney, Auburn Taylor Krippner, Auburn Kennedy Baker, Florida Skyler Sheppard, Auburn Molly Frack, Auburn Emma Slappey, Auburn Maegan Chant, Florida Emma Slappey, Auburn Kendal Moss, Auburn Cara Stricklin, Auburn Amanda Cheney, Florida Ashley Smith, Auburn Allie Riddle, Auburn Claire Boyce, Florida Rachel Gowey, Florida Meredith Sylvia, Auburn Emma Slappey, Auburn Amanda Cheney, Florida Amelia Hundley, Florida Drew Watson, Auburn Ashley Smith, Auburn Lacy Dagen, Florida Grace McLaughlin, Florida Sierra Alexander, Florida Meredith Sylvia, Auburn Ashley Hiller, Florida Alex McMurtry, Florida Alyssa Baumann, Florida Sydney Wrighte, Auburn Grace McLaughlin, Florida Rachel Slocum, Florida Maegan Chant, Florida Sierra Alexander, Florida Alex McMurtry, Florida Jasmine Arnold, Georgia Amanda Cheney, Florida Alyssa Baumann, Florida Jasmine Arnold, Georgia Vivi Babalis, Georgia Jazmyn Foberg, Florida Maegan Chant, Florida Vivi Babalis, Georgia Grace Cherrey, Georgia Rachel Gowey, Florida Leah Clapper, Florida Grace Cherrey, Georgia Rachel Dickson, Georgia Amelia Hundley, Florida Jazmyn Foberg, Florida Lauren Johnson, Georgia Lauren Johnson, Georgia Megan Skaggs, Florida Rachel Gowey, Florida Gigi Marino, Georgia Gigi Marino, Georgia Rachel Dickson, Georgia Amelia Hundley, Florida Morgan Reynolds, Georgia Hayley Sanders, Georgia Marissa Oakley, Georgia Sydney Johnson-Scharpf, Florida Beth Roberts, Georgia Sabrina Vega, Georgia Madison Averett, Kentucky Nya Reed, Florida Hayley Sanders, Georgia Erynne Allen, Kentucky Katrina Coca, Kentucky Savannah Schoenherr, Florida Rachel Schick, Georgia Katie Carlisle, Kentucky Danaea Davis, Kentucky Megan Skaggs, Florida Katie Carlisle, Kentucky Katrina Coca, Kentucky Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Halley Taylor, Florida Katrina Coca, Kentucky Danaea Davis, Kentucky Mackenzie Harman, Kentucky Trinity Thomas, Florida Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Alexandra Hyland, Kentucky Sterlyn Austin, Georgia Alex Hyland, Kentucky Alex Hyland, Kentucky Mollie Korth, Kentucky Rachel Baumann, Georgia Cori Rechenmacher, Kentucky Mollie Korth, Kentucky Alaina Kwan, Kentucky Rachel Dickson, Georgia Aubree Rosa, Kentucky Alaina Kwan, Kentucky Katherine Marianos, Kentucky Marissa Oakley, Georgia Katie Stuart, Kentucky Hailey Poland, Kentucky Megan Monfredi, Kentucky Alyssa Perez-Lugones, Georgia Sydney Waltz, Kentucky Cori Rechenmacher, Kentucky Hailey Poland, Kentucky Megan Roberts, Georgia Myia Hambrick, LSU Aubree Rosa, Kentucky Aubree Rosa, Kentucky Sabrina Vega, Georgia Erin Macadaeg, LSU Katie Stuart, Kentucky Allison Snyder, Kentucky Josephine Angeny, Kentucky Kylie Moran, LSU Sarah Finnegan, LSU Kathryn Stuart, Kentucky Madison Averett, Kentucky Sydney Ewing, LSU Myia Hambrick, LSU Julianna Cannamela, LSU Anna Haigis, Kentucky Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Ruby Harrold, LSU Christina Desiderio, LSU Mackenzie Harman, Kentucky Mckenna Kelley, LSU McKenna Kelley, LSU Sami Durante, LSU Mollie Korth, Kentucky Alexis Priessman, LSU Ashlyn Kirby, LSU Sarah Finnegan, LSU Alaina Kwan, Kentucky Kaitlyn Szafranski, LSU Erin Macadaeg, LSU Olivia Gunter, LSU Katherine Marianos, Kentucky Allison Bower, Missouri Allison Bower, Missouri Ruby Harrold, LSU Megan Monfredi, Kentucky Kennedi Harris, Missouri Kennedi Harris, Missouri McKenna Kelley, LSU Cally Nixon, Kentucky Madeleine Huber, Missouri Madeleine Huber, Missouri Ashlyn Kirby, LSU Arianna Patterson, Kentucky Brooke Kelly, Missouri Alyssa Johnson, Missouri Allison Bower, Missouri Hailey Poland, Kentucky Angie Kern, Missouri Xarria Lewis, Missouri Madeleine Huber, Missouri Allison Snyder, Kentucky Shauna Miller, Missouri Shauna Miller, Missouri Brooke Kelly, Missouri Rebecca D’Antonio, LSU Morgan Porter, Missouri Morgan Porter, Missouri Paige Kovnesky, Missouri Christina Desiderio, LSU Rebecca Schugel, Missouri Rebecca Schugel, Missouri Xarria Lewis, Missouri Sami Durante, LSU Michaelee Turner, Missouri Aspen Tucker, Missouri Morgan Porter, Missouri Bailey Ferrer, LSU Britney Ward, Missouri Michaelee Turner, Missouri Rebecca Schugel, Missouri Olivia Gunter, LSU 46 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Ruby Harrold, LSU Mackenzie Harman, Kentucky Chelsey Christensen, Missouri Kassidy Howell, Kentucky Lauren Clevenger, Missouri Ashlyn LaClair, Kentucky Hannah McCrary, Missouri Shealyn Luksik, Kentucky Morgan Porter, Missouri Megan Monfredi, Kentucky Aspen Tucker, Missouri Cally Nixon, Kentucky Arianna Patterson, Kentucky Elyssa Roberts, Kentucky 2021 Allison Snyder, Kentucky Luisa Blanco, Alabama Ella Warren, Kentucky Ella Burgess, Alabama Raena Worley, Kentucky Kylie Dickson, Alabama Rebecca D’Antonio, LSU Makarri Doggette, Alabama Bridget Dean, LSU Emily Gaskins, Alabama Christina Desiderio, LSU Jensie Givens, Alabama Sami Durante, LSU Lexi Graber, Alabama Sarah Edwards, LSU Griffin James, Alabama Olivia Gunter, LSU Alonza Klopfer, Alabama Kiya Johnson, LSU Sania Mitchell, Alabama Lexie Nibbs, LSU Shallon Olsen, Alabama Maddie Rau, LSU Mati Waligora, Alabama Kamryn Ryan, LSU Sophia Carter, Arkansas Alyona Shchennikova, LSU Katarina Derrick, Arkansas Caitlin Smith, LSU Amanda Elswick, Arkansas Chelsey Christensen, Missouri Kiara Gianfagna, Arkansas Lauren Clevenger, Missouri Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas Gabrielle Gottula, Missouri Madison Hickey, Arkansas Helen Hu, Missouri Abigail Johnston, Arkansas Adalayna Hufendiek, Missouri Sydney Laird, Arkansas Hannah McCrary, Missouri Bailey Lovett, Arkansas Hollyn Patrick, Missouri Savannah Pennese, Arkansas Sienna Schreiber, Missouri Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Alisa Sheremeta, Missouri Aria Brusch, Auburn Jada Glenn, Auburn Morgan Leigh Oldham, Auburn Elise Panzner, Auburn Allie Riddle, Auburn Adeline Sabados, Auburn Ashley Smith, Auburn Piper Smith, Auburn Cassie Stevens, Auburn Anna Sumner, Auburn Meredith Sylvia, Auburn Drew Watson, Auburn Alyssa Baumann, Florida Leah Clapper, Florida Jazmyn Foberg, Florida Sydney Johnson-Scharpf, Florida Nya Reed, Florida Payton Richards, Florida Savannah Schoenherr, Florida Megan Skaggs, Florida Halley Taylor, Florida Trinity Thomas, Florida Sterlyn Austin, Georgia Rachel Baumann, Georgia Amanda Cashman, Georgia Haley DeJong, Georgia Loulie Hattaway, Georgia Soraya Hawthorne, Georgia Rachael Lukacs, Georgia Mikayla Magee, Georgia Marissa Oakley, Georgia Alyssa Perez-Lugones, Georgia Megan Roberts, Georgia , Georgia Abbey Ward, Georgia Raina Albores, Kentucky Josie Angeny, Kentucky Madison Averett, Kentucky Makenna Clarke, Kentucky Kaitlin DeGuzman, Kentucky Anna Haigis, Kentucky MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 47 SEC FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 2003 Courtney Kupets, Georgia 2010 Brandie Jay, Georgia Mari Bayer, Alabama Abby Stack, Georgia Courtney Bell, Alabama Anysia Unick, Georgia Rachael Delahoussaye, Alabama Tiffany Tolnay, Georgia Marissa Gutierrez, Alabama Jillian Chappel, Kentucky Dana Pierce, Alabama Jordan Cullum, Kentucky Mary Hauswirth, Alabama Tiara Phipps, Kentucky Whitney Cashwell, Arkansas Stephanie Kunz, Kentucky Ashley Sledge, Alabama Amy Roemmele, Kentucky Kim Harris, Arkansas Lauren Klein, LSU Kelci Lewis, Arkansas Michelle Gauthier, LSU Brooke Lawrence, Arkansas Amanda Morales, LSU Amanda Siebert, Arkansas Jessica Savona, LSU Audra Loveless, Arkansas Vanessa Rodriguez, LSU Petrina Yokay, Auburn Randii Wyrick, LSU Hannah McLeod, Arkansas Christina Suhr, LSU Dali Lemezan, Florida Blair Elmore, Missouri Dana McQuillan, Arkansas Noel Couch, Georgia Miranda Eubank, Missouri Olivia McDaniel, Auburn Christa Tanella, Georgia Beth Kleiman, Florida 2007 Shayla Worley, Georgia Amanda Stroud, Florida Morgan Dennis, Alabama Caitlyn Ciokajlo, Kentucky 2014 Kelly Lea, LSU Ricki Lebegern, Alabama Rachel Sarnovsky, Kentucky Katie Bailey, Alabama Terin Martinjak, LSU Casey Overton, Alabama Caitlin Satkowiak, Kentucky Amanda Jetter, Alabama Kassi Price, Alabama Kaleigh Dickson, LSU Mary Lillian Sanders, Alabama Allison Daniels, Arkansas Janelle Garcia, LSU Samantha Nelson, Arkansas 2004 Casey Jo Magee, Arkansas Shelby Prunty, LSU Paris Ryder, Arkansas Johnna Gay, Alabama Ashly McPherson, Arkansas Amanda Wellick, Arkansas Meredith Laxton, Alabama Sarah Nagashima, Arkansas Kullen Hlawek, Auburn Erin Rightley, Alabama Michelle Stout, Arkansas 2011 Meggie Lim, Auburn Rachel Barnett, Arkansas Kristina Voss, Auburn Olivia Carisella, Alabama Claire Boyce, Florida Cassandra Drew, Arkansas Amanda Castillo, Florida Sarah DeMeo, Alabama Beth Roberts, Georgia Kathryn Thompson, Arkansas Rebekah Zaiser, Florida Ria Domier, Alabama Rachel Schick, Georgia Autumn Barnett, Auburn Courtney Gladys, Florida Lindsey Fowler, Alabama Alyssa Bertoni, Kentucky Rachael Tarantino, Auburn Ashley Kerr, Florida Kim Jacob, Alabama Kirsten Canini, Kentucky Savannah Evans, Florida Christi Fortunato, Georgia Jordan Moore, Alabama Taylor Puryear, Kentucky Samantha Lutz, Florida Lauren Johnson, Georgia Hannah Toussaint, Alabama Sydney Ewing, LSU Catherine Rue, Florida Marcia Newby, Georgia Bailee Zumwalde, Arkansas Ashleigh Gnat, LSU Chantelle Tousek, Florida Lauren Sessler, Georgia Abigail Habicht, Auburn Shonacee Oliva, LSU Adrienne Dishman, Georgia Grace Taylor, Georgia Rebekah Bennetts, Georgia Anna Bowers, Missouri Kelsey Ericksen, Georgia Jacque Behrendt, Kentucky Catherine Hires, Georgia Alyson Heimsath, Missouri Tiffany Gordon, Georgia Hillary Ferguson, Kentucky Laura Moffatt, Georgia Angie Kern, Missouri Ashley Kupets, Georgia Sabrina Franceschelli, LSU Karissa Carpenter, Kentucky Sasha Sander, Missouri Lisa Rennie, LSU Summer Hubbard, LSU Audrey Harrison, Kentucky Kayla Rogers, LSU Kayla Hartley, Kentucky Yvette Triay, LSU Paige Krall, Kentucky 2015 2005 Kayla Sienkowski, Kentucky Mackenzie Brannan, Alabama Samantha Cortez, Arkansas Casey Duvall, LSU Nickie Guerrero, Alabama Emily Peacock, Arkansas 2008 McKenzie Fox, LSU Jennie Loeb, Alabama Julie Dwyer, Auburn Kayla Hoffman, Alabama Sidney Sanabria-Robles, LSU Kiana Winston, Alabama Aimee Goheen, Auburn Jennifer Iovino, Alabama Braie Speed, Arkansas Heather Leal, Auburn Megan Mashburn, Alabama Paige Zaziski, Arkansas Karmen Pinckney, Auburn Stacy Bartlett, Arkansas 2012 Cara Stricklin, Auburn Stacey Abbott, Florida Molly Lewis, Arkansas Kaitlyn Clark, Alabama Ericha Fassbender, Florida Tiffany Murry, Florida Kathryn Maschino, Arkansas Lora Leigh, Alabama Grace McLaughlin, Florida Tracey Rai, Florida Lauren Brzostowski, Auburn Brooke Parker, Alabama Alex McMurtry, Florida Ashley Reed, Florida Leah Vining, Auburn Kayla Williams, Alabama Gigi Marino, Georgia Whitney Rosenberg, Florida Lynn Denblyden, Florida Stephani Canizaro, Arkansas Hayley Sanders, Georgia Nicola Willis, Florida Alicia Goodwin, Florida Samantha Kolbas, Arkansas Natalie Vaculik, Georgia Audrey Bowers, Georgia Phylicia Reshard, Kentucky Brianna Guy, Auburn Katie Carlisle, Kentucky Katie Heenan, Georgia Brittany Webster, Auburn Khadijah Hudson, Kentucky Samantha Sheehan, Georgia Caryn Kadous, Auburn Cori Rechenmacher, Kentucky Crissy Cannon, Kentucky 2009 Kelsey Thomasson, Auburn Myia Hambrick, LSU Amanda Coates, Kentucky Jocelyn Fowler, Alabama Megan Walker, Auburn Erin Macadaeg, LSU Kristian Kaufman, Kentucky Ashley Priess, Alabama Kytra Hunter, Florida Kylie Moran, LSU Geralen Stack-Eaton, Alabama Kiersten Wang, Florida Kennedi Harris, Missouri Rachel Terry, Alabama Rheagan Courville, LSU Kelli Martin, Missouri 2006 Jaime Pisani, Arkansas Lloimincia Hall, LSU Becca Schugel, Missouri Melanie Banville, Alabama Genevieve Salvatore, Arkansas Ashley Ford, Alabama Laura Lane, Auburn Cassie Martin, Alabama Kelsie Montgomery, Auburn 2013 Amanda Montgomery, Alabama Kylie Shields, Auburn Lauren Beers, Alabama Ashley O’Neal, Alabama Nicole Ellis, Florida Carley Sims, Alabama Courtney Priess, Alabama Amy Ferguson, Florida Sydnie Dillard, Arkansas Bianca Puello, Alabama Elizabeth Mahlich, Florida Heather Elswick, Arkansas Alexandra LaChance, Arkansas Kailey Tissue, Florida Caitlin Atkinson, Auburn Alicia Lenkiewicz, Auburn Mariel Box, Georgia Kathryn Kluz, Auburn Adrienne Mills, Auburn Kat Ding, Georgia Kelsey Kopec, Auburn Lindsey Puckett, Auburn Gina Nuccio, Georgia Kara Koster, Auburn Claire Seiffert, Auburn Amber Trani, Georgia Bridgette Caquatto, Florida Corey Hartung, Florida Storey Morris, Kentucky Bianca Dancose-Giambattisto, Florida Paige Burns, Georgia Whitney Rose, Kentucky Mary Beth Box, Georgia 48 ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS SEC FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 2016 Allie Riddle, Auburn Haley De Jong, Georgia Abby Armbrecht, Alabama Ashley Smith, Auburn Loulie Hattaway, Georgia Jenna Bresette, Alabama Meredith Sylvia, Auburn Soraya Hawthorne, Georgia Angelina Giancroce, Alabama Drew Watson, Auburn Raina Albores, Kentucky Ariana Guerra, Alabama Alyssa Baumann, Florida Ashlyn LaClair, Kentucky Amanda Huang, Alabama Jazmyn Foberg, Florida Shealyn Luksik, Kentucky Avery Rickett, Alabama Megan Skaggs, Florida Raena Worley, Kentucky Sydney McGlone, Arkansas Nicole Webb, Florida Kiya Johnson, LSU Samantha Cerio, Auburn Marissa Oakley, Georgia Kai Rivers, LSU Emma Engle, Auburn Madison Averett, Kentucky Yelena Shchennikova, LSU Taylor Krippner, Auburn Mackenzie Harman, Kentucky Caitlin Smith, LSU Emma Slappey, Auburn Katherine Marianos, Kentucky Helen Hu, Missouri Amanda Cheney, Florida Megan Monfredi, Kentucky Grace Kaiding, Missouri Lacy Dagen, Florida Allison Snyder, Kentucky Anna McGee, Missouri Ashley Hiller, Florida Christina Desiderio, LSU Hollyn Patrick, Missouri Gracie Cherrey, Georgia Sarah Edwards, LSU Sienna Schreiber, Missouri Sydney Snead, Georgia Olivia Gunter, LSU Danaea Davis, Georgia Gracen Standley, LSU Sidney Dukes, Georgia Paige Kovnesky, Missouri 2021 Alex Hyland, Georgia Shania Adams, Alabama Katie Stuart, Georgia Sarah Duhe, Alabama Danaea Davis, Kentucky 2019 Cameron Machado, Alabama Sidney Dukes, Kentucky Asia Dewalt, Alabama Kaylee Quinn, Alabama Alex Hyland, Kentucky Emily Gaskins, Alabama Emma Kelley, Arkansas Katie Stuart, Kentucky Jensie Givens, Alabama Jordan Olszewski, Arkansas Sarah Finnegan, LSU Griffin James, Alabama Gillian Rutz, Arkansas McKenna Kelley, LSU Shallon Olsen, Alabama Jensen Scalzo, Arkansas Alexis Priessman, LSU Katarina Derrick, Arkansas Brooke Butler, Auburn Kaitlyn Szafranski, LSU Amanda Elswick, Arkansas Olivia Hollingsworth, Auburn Allison Bower, Missouri Kennedy Hambrick, Arkansas Payton Smith, Auburn Madeleine Huber, Missouri Bailey Lovett, Arkansas Tara Walsh, Auburn Xarria Lewis, Missouri Savannah Pennese, Arkansas Chloi Clark, Florida Morgan Porter, Missouri Sabrina Cheney, Auburn Gabrielle Gallentine, Florida Michaelee Turner, Missouri Molly Frack, Auburn Ellie Lazzari, Florida Britney Ward, Missouri Reid Schaefer, Auburn Nhyla Bryant, Georgia Mia Schlarbaum, Auburn Victoria Nguyen, Georgia Sydney Wrighte, Auburn Bailey Bunn, Kentucky 2017 Leah Clapper, Florida Carissa Clay, Kentucky Wynter Childers, Alabama Sydney Johnson-Scharpf, Florida Hailey Davis, Kentucky Caitlin Cole, Alabama Nya Reed, Florida Isabella Magnelli, Kentucky Maddie Desch, Alabama Savannah Schoenherr, Florida Krista Zultevicz, Kentucky Shea Mahoney, Alabama Halley Taylor, Florida Elena Arenas, LSU Kirby Rathjen, Arkansas Trinity Thomas, Florida Sierra Ballard, LSU Sarah Shaffer, Arkansas Alexa Al-Hameed, Georgia Chase Brock, LSU Jessica Yamzon, Arkansas Sterlyn Austin, Georgia Haleigh Bryant, LSU Katie Becker, Auburn Rachel Baumann, Georgia Olivia Dunne, LSU Kendal Moss, Auburn Samantha Davis, Georgia Kyra Burns, Missouri Sierra Alexander, Florida Mikayla Magee, Georgia Amaya Marshall, Missouri Maegan Chant, Florida Alyssa Perez-Lugones, Georgia Kalise Newson, Missouri Rachel Gowey, Florida Megan Roberts, Georgia Alisa Sheremeta, Missouri Rachel Slocum, Florida Josephine Angeny, Kentucky Jena Swanson, Missouri Rachel Dickson, Georgia Anna Haigis, Kentucky Sabrina Vega, Georgia Cally Nixon, Kentucky Erynne Allen, Kentucky Arianna Patterson, Kentucky Alaina Kwan, Kentucky Hannah McCrary, Missouri Hailey Poland, Kentucky Bailey Stehler, Kentucky Marisa Varrone, Kentucky 2020 Ruby Harrold, LSU Makarri Doggette, Alabama Ashlyn Kirby, LSU Macy Orosco, Alabama Alyssa Johnson, Missouri Matilyn Waligora, Alabama Aspen Tucker, Missouri Kiara Gianfagna, Arkansas Madison Hickey, Arkansas Carissa Patton, Arkansas 2018 Aria Brusch, Auburn Kylie Dickson, Alabama Morgan Leigh Oldham, Auburn Lexi Graber, Alabama Elise Panzner, Auburn Bailie Key, Alabama Adeline Sabados, Auburn Alonza Klopfer, Alabama Piper Smith, Auburn Sophia Carter, Arkansas Cassie Stevens, Auburn Kailey Gillings, Arkansas Anna Sumner, Auburn Sydney Laird, Arkansas Payton Richards, Florida Sydney Bassett, Auburn Amanda Cashman, Georgia MISSISSIPPI STATE • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 49