University of Tennessee Athletics
Serrano Guevara Named to SEC Community Service Team
May 04, 2016 | Men's Golf
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Juan Carlos Serrano Guevara was named to the 2016 Southeastern Conference Community Service Team by the league’s 14 head coaches, the SEC announced Wednesday.
“I am really surprised and honored to receive this award,” Serrano said. “It was a good year in terms of community service. As a team, we managed to see an impact in our community through the work we did. We are looking forward to continuing our work next year in our community.”
Serrano, a junior on the men’s golf team, has served as a member of Tennessee's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, focused on enhancing the student-athlete experience by creating a positive student-athlete image and focusing on potential opportunities.
As a member of the committee, he has volunteered at numerous schools in Knoxville area, reading and spending time with the youth. He also visited the Ronald McDonald House, donated gifts through Operation Christmas Child and served lunch at the Salvation Army.
In addition to his volunteer work, he and other SAAC leaders participated in "Hike the Hill in Heels," a campus event aimed at bringing awareness to sexual assault.
A complete list of the 2016 SEC Men’s Golf Awards is below.
FIRST TEAM ALL-SEC
Lee McCoy, Georgia
Sam Horsfield, Florida
Michael Johnson, Auburn
Robby Shelton, Alabama
Matt NeSmith, South Carolina
Matthias Schwab, Vanderbilt
Zach Wright, LSU
Greyson Sigg, Georgia
SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC
Will Gordon, Vanderbilt
Tyler McDaniel, Kentucky
Taylor Moore, Arkansas
Patrick Martin, Vanderbilt
Davis Riley, Alabama
Sepp Straka`, Georgia
Chandler Phillips, Texas A&M
Zach Healy, Georgia
COACH OF THE YEAR
Chris Haack, Georgia
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Lee McCoy, Georgia
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Sam Horsfield, Florida
SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Euan Walker, Missouri
ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
Patrick Martin, Vanderbilt
Sam Horsfield, Florida
Will Gordon, Vanderbilt
Davis Riley, Alabama
Jacob Solomon, Auburn
COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM
Robby Prater, Alabama
Taylor Moore, Arkansas
Jake Mondy, Auburn
Ryan Orr, Florida
Jack Larkin, Georgia
Harrison Greenberry, Kentucky
Zach Wright, LSU
Forrest Gamble, Ole Miss
Ross Bell, Mississippi State
Hayden Buckley, Missouri
Brendan Gramley, South Carolina
Juan Carlos Serrano Guevara, Tennessee
Charlie Benell, Texas A&M
Carson Jacobs, Vanderbilt
