UKTF Earns Multiple All-SEC Honors

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Six Wildcats picked up All-Southeastern Conference honors this week by virtue of their performances at last month’s SEC Indoor Championships, the league office announced. 

Kentucky had two First-Team All-Conference selections – SEC Champions Sha’Keela Saunders and Jasmine Camacho-Quinn. Those two were named Southeast Region Athletes of the Year on Monday as well.

Saunders won the SEC long jump with the sixth best jump in indoor collegiate history, while Camacho-Quinn won the 60-meter hurdles in a PR 8.02. Camacho-Quinn also took silver in the 200m.

Javianne Oliver (60m silver) and Olivia Gruver (pole vault bronze) were named Second-Team All-SEC. Oliver earned same honor indoors last season, while this was Gruver’s first All-SEC selection.

Nick Anderson was a Second-Team All-SEC selection (60m hurdles bronze).

Ellen Ekholm was named to the SEC All-Freshman Team, as she was the top freshman placer in the high jump.

Men’s Runner of the Year: Fred Kerley, Texas A&M

Men’s Field Athlete of the Year: KeAndre Bates, Florida

Men’s Freshman Runner of the Year: Grant Holloway, Florida

Men’s Freshman Field Athlete of the Year: Clayton Brown, Florida

Men’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Kenzo Cotton, Arkansas

Men’s Coach of the Year: Chris Bucknam, Arkansas

Women’s Runner of the Year: Karissa Schweizer, Missouri

Women’s Field Athlete of the Year: Keturah Orji, Georgia

Women’s Freshman Runner of the Year: Taylor Werner, Arkansas

Women’s Freshman Field Athlete of the Year: Louisa Grauvogel, Georgia

Women’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Tori Weeks, Arkansas

Women’s Coach of the Year: Lance Harter, Arkansas

Men’s All-SEC First Team

Andres Arroyo, Florida

KeAndre Bates, Florida

Jack Bruce, Arkansas

Darius Carbin, Georgia

Christian Coleman, Tennessee

Denzel Comenentia, Georgia

Nick DeRay, Ole Miss

Devin Dixon, Texas A&M

Robert Domanic, Ole Miss

Craig Engels, Ole Miss

MJ Erb, Ole Miss

Daniel Haugh, Alabama

Grant Holloway, Florida

Fred Kerley, Texas A&M

Mylik Kerley, Texas A&M

Jereem Richards, Alabama 

Richard Rose, Texas A&M

Sean Tobin, Ole Miss

Devon Williams, Georgia

Audie Wyatt, Texas A&M

Davon Anderson, Arkansas

Akeem Bloomfield, Auburn

Skyler Bowden, Alabama

Clayton Brown, Florida

Alfred Chelanga, Alabama

Kenzo Cotton, Arkansas

Austin Dalquist, Arkansas

Kunle Fasasi, Florida

Kord Ferguson, Alabama

Maurice Freeman, Georgia

Eric Futch, Florida

Steven Gayle, Alabama

Trevor Gilley, Ole Miss

Jeramey Hampton, Georgia

Blair Henderson, LSU

Will Herrscher, Alabama

TJ Holmes, Florida

Obi Igbokwe, Arkansas

Johnnie Jackson, LSU

Carl Johansson, Texas A&M

Bryan Kamau, Georgia

Antibahs Kosgei, Alabama

Jacopo Lahbi, Alabama

Keenon Laine, Georgia

Ken LeGassey, Arkansas

Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, LSU

Carlton Orange, Arkansas 

Alex Poursanidis, Georgia

Clive Pullen, Arkansas

Jereem Richards, Alabama

Karl Saluri, Georgia

Odean Skean, Auburn

Sid Vaughn, Georgia

Lindon Victor, Texas A&M

Travonn White, Arkansas

Brian Williams, Ole Miss

Will Williams, Texas A&M

Wellington Zaza, Auburn

60m: Raheem Chambers, Auburn

60mH: Grant Holloway, Florida

400m: Akeem Bloomfield, Auburn

800m: Devin Dixon, Texas A&M

Mile: Jack Guyton, Florida

3,000m: Stephen Jones, Mississippi State

5,000m: Brad Swiney, Tennessee

High Jump: Darius Carbin, Georgia

Pole Vault: Tristan Slater, Tennessee

Long Jump: Grant Holloway, Florida

Triple Jump: Clayton Brown, Florida 

Shot Put: Eric Favors, South Carolina

Weight Throw: Anders Eriksson, Florida

Mady Fagan, Georgia

Daina Harper, Arkansas

Aleia Hobbs, LSU

Marta Freitas, Mississippi State

Jazmine Fray, Texas A&M

Travia Jones, LSU

Alon Lewis, Mississippi State

Jada Martin, LSU

Rachel Misher, LSU 

Keturah Orji, Georgia

Kymber Payne, LSU 

Ffion Price, Mississippi State

Rhianwedd Price, Mississippi State

Raven Saunders, Ole Miss

Karissa Schweizer, Missouri

Janeah Stewart, Ole Miss

Victoria Weeks, Arkansas

Taylor Werner, Arkansas

Kendell Williams, Georgia

Sharrika Barnett, Florida

Damajahnee Birch, Arkansas

Anna Braswell, Ole Miss

Mikiah Brisco, LSU

Taliyah Brooks, Arkansas

Leigha Brown, Arkansas

Shelby Brown, Ole Miss

Quanesha Burks, Alabama

Jolie Carbo, Ole Miss

Simone Charley, Vanderbilt

Vanessa Clerveaux, Alabama

Yanis David, Florida

Stacey Destin, Alabama

Veronica Eder, Auburn

Destinee Gause, Florida

Alex Gholston, Alabama

Tatiana Gusin, Georgia

Therese Haiss, Arkansas

Nikki Hiltz, Arkansas

Brandee Johnson, Florida

Kortnei Johnson, LSU

Jamie Kempfer, Missouri

Jasmine Manigault, Auburn

Maddie McHugh, Ole Miss

Kailee Sawyer, Arkansas

Stamatia Scarvelis, Tennessee

Morgan Schuetz, LSU

Taylor Sharpe, Florida

Ruby Stauber, LSU

Brianna Swinton, Arkansas

Haley Teel, Alabama

Ceara Watson, Arkansas

Alexis Weeks, Arkansas

Danyel White, Texas A&M

60m: Cassondra Hall, LSU

60mH: Tonea Marshall, LSU

200m: Danyel White, Texas A&M

400m: Jaevin Reed, Texas A&M

800m: Ruby Stauber, LSU

Mile: Carina Viljoen, Arkansas

3000m: Taylor Werner, Arkansas

5,000m: Taylor Werner, Arkansas

Pole Vault: Nicole Kallenberger, Ole Miss

Long Jump: Kaira Simmons, Ole Miss

Triple Jump: Lajarvia Brown, Texas A&M

Shot Put: Alycia Springs, South Carolina

Weight Throw: Beatrice Llano, Georgia

Pentathlon: Louisa Grauvogel, Georgia

Kentucky will next compete at the NCAA Indoor Championships this weekend, March 10-11, at Texas A&M’s Gilliam Indoor facility. 

ESPN3 will stream the meet live on March 10 starting at 6:25 p.m. ET and March 11 starting at 4:55 p.m. ET. A re-air of the championship will take place on Sunday, March 12 starting at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2.

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