Powers Headlines Indoor Track and Field All-SEC Teams for Wildcats
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Following their performances at the SEC Indoor Championships last week in College Station, Texas, four Wildcats, including Kate Powers, Payton Phillips, Carli Makarawu and Luke Brown, have been named to the SEC Indoor All-Conference team, per the release from the conference office on Tuesday.
On the women’s side, Kate Powers headlined the All-SEC First Team for the Wildcats after earning her first career gold medal in the women’s weight throw event during last week’s conference championships. Senior Payton Phillips was also named to the All-SEC Third Team for her bronze medal performance in the pole vault final on Saturday, which moved her into second all-time in program history. This marks the second postseason honor of Phillips’ collegiate career, as she was named to All-Conference Second Team in 2024.
For the men’s team, junior standout Carli Makarawu and senior Luke Brown were both tabbed to the All-SEC second team. Both Makarawu and Brown won the silver medal in the 200m and triple jump events, respectively, at the SEC Championships and broke their own all-time records, maintaining the top spot on the UK record books.
All-SEC Men’s First Team
Jordan Anthony, Arkansas
Cooper Cawthra, Texas A&M
Makanakaishe Charamba, Auburn
Kimar Farquharson, Texas A&M
Blake Harris, Texas A&M
Jaden Keys, Georgia
Patrick Kiprop, Arkansas
Caden Norris, Texas A&M
Antonie Nortje, Texas A&M
Reuben Reina, Arkansas
Auhmad Robinson, Texas A&M
Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, Ole Miss
Drew Rogers, Missouri
Luca Santorum, Texas A&M
Jonathan Seremes, Missouri
Blake Sifferlin, Tennessee
Ja’Kobe Tharp, Auburn
Kyren Washington, Oklahoma
Sam Whitmarsh, Texas A&M
Cutler Zamzow, Texas A&M
All-SEC Men’s Second Team
Yaseen Abdalla, Arkansas
Jaxon Bair, Arkansas
Ruben Banks, Alabama
Brandon Battle, Arkansas
Luke Brown, Kentucky
Will Floyd, Georgia
Abdullah Hassan, Mississippi State
Davis Helmerich, Arkansas
Christopher Licata, South Carolina
Dismus Lokira, Alabama
Carli Makarawu, Kentucky
Jack Mann III, Texas A&M
Steven McElroy, Arkansas
Israel Okon, Auburn
Ja’Qualon Scott, Texas A&M
Jaden Smith, Arkansas
TJ Tomlyanovich, Arkansas
Arvesta Troupe, Ole Miss
Nikaoli Williams, Oklahoma
All-SEC Men’s Third Team
Rogerio Amaral, South Carolina
Harry Barton, Tennessee
Kyle Brown, Auburn
Andrew Brown, Tennessee
Devan Crumpton, South Carolina
Khybah Dawson, Texas A&M
Jasauna Dennis, South Carolina
Azeem Fahmi, Auburn
Jordan Fick, Georgia
Brandon Green Jr., Oklahoma
Justine Jimoh, LSU
Jaouad Khchina, South Carolina
Victor Kiprop, Alabama
Joshua Kosgei, South Carolina
Doris Lemngole, Alabama
Rivaldo Marshall, Arkansas
Ralford Mullings, Oklahoma
Evan Puckett, Tennessee
Jaiden Reid, LSU
Colton Rhodes, Oklahoma
Ben Shearer, Arkansas
Jahiem Stern, LSU
Rickey Williams III, Tennessee
Jevon Williams, Tennessee
All-SEC Women’s First Team
Jasmine Akins, Oklahoma
Myreanna Bebe, Tennessee
Winny Bii, Texas A&M
Aaliyah Butler, Georgia
Pippi Lotta Enok, Oklahoma
JaMeesia Ford, South Carolina
Rachel Glenn, Arkansas
Treneese Hamilton, Alabama
Callie Hardy, LSU
Kaila Jackson, Georgia
Olivia Lueking, Oklahoma
Paityn Noe, Arkansas
Dejanea Oakley, Georgia
Hilda Olemomoi, Florida
Ella Onojuvwevwo, LSU
Kate Powers, Kentucky
Lorena Rangel Batres, LSU
Michaela Rose, LSU
Michelle Smith, Georgia
Haley Tate, Georgia
Tia Wilson, Florida
All-SEC Women’s Second Team
Zaya Akins, South Carolina
Layla Anderson, Tennessee
Sylvia Chelangat, South Carolina
Camryn Dickson, Texas A&M
Agur Dwol, Oklahoma
Salma Elbadra, South Carolina
Sofia Iakushina, Texas A&M
Sanu Jallow-Lockhart, Arkansas
Jayla Jamison, South Carolina
Brenda Jepchirchir, Auburn
Elena Kulichenko, Georgia
Brianna Lyston, LSU
Funminiyi Olajide, Arkansas
Sarah Schmitt, Tennessee
Skylar Soli, Ole Miss
Abigail White, South Carolina
Isabella Whittaker, Arkansas
MyeJoi Williams, Alabama
All-SEC Women’s Third Team
Adrienne Adams, Auburn
Analisse Batista, Arkansas
Kaylyn Brown, Arkansas
Edna Chepkemoi, LSU
Jaiya Covington, Texas A&M
Jess Edwards, Florida
Anya Jackson, Arkansas
Esther Joseph, Tennessee
Machaeda Linton, LSU
Tiana LoStracco, Arkansas
Gabrielle Matthews, Florida
Kelsie Murrell-Ross, Georgia
Payton Phillips, Kentucky
Angel Richmore, Oklahoma
Nia Robinson, Arkansas
Cheyla Scott, South Carolina
Javonya Valcourt, Tennessee
Brianna White, Tennessee
Cydney Wright, Tennessee
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