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Thirteen UT Athletes Tabbed To Outdoor All-SEC Teams
May 16, 2023 | Track & Field, Cross Country
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Southeastern Conference announced Tuesday that 13 Tennessee track & field athletes were named to the league's All-SEC teams after a successful showing at the 2023 SEC Outdoor Championships in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Jacious Sears, Devon Brooks and Dylan Jacobs were chosen as first team All-SEC recipients, while Jasmine Fehr, Cheyla Scott, Charisma Taylor, Kyla Robinson-Hubbard, Jonah Ross and Javonya Valcourt were slotted to the All-SEC second team.
The All-SEC first team consists of the top finishers in each event at the conference meet, while the second team consists of the second and third place finishers in each event. Ties are not broken.
Sears won her first career outdoor conference title in the 100-meter dash with a school record time of 10.96, along with a silver medal in the 200-meter where she ran a PR of 22.45 to rank No. 2 in Lady Vol history. The Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, native also helped UT place third in the 4x400-meter relay and was awarded the SEC Commissioner's Trophy after tallying 20.5 points for the Big Orange.
Brooks and Jacobs secured conference titles for UT in the 110-meter hurdles and 5,000-meter run, respectively. The collegiate leader in the event, Brooks turned in a time of 13.53 to deliver Tennessee's first 110mH SEC championship since Aries Merritt in 2006. Running his first outdoor 5k as a Vol, Jacobs clocked a meet record, facility record and school record time of 13:36.93 to capture UT's first SEC title in the event since Rickey Pittman in 1981.
Abdalla claimed his second SEC silver medal of the calendar year on Thursday night at the SEC outdoor meet, finishing second in the men's 10,000-meter with a time of 30:00.18. Taylor took silver in the women's triple jump with a school record performance of 13.99 meters (45-10.75), while Harding also tabbed a runner-up finish in the men's 200-meter dash with a mark of 20.14 seconds.
The Big Orange claimed five bronze medals over the course of the conference championships: Fehr in the women's 10,000 meter (35:24.89); Scott in the women's high jump (1.85m / 6-0.75); Valcourt, Robinson-Hubbard, Sears and Ross in the women's 4x400-meter relay (3:29.98); Brown in the men's 110-meter hurdles (13.64) and Bynum in the men's 400-meter dash (44.58).
The 2023 All-SEC Outdoor Track & Field teams are listed below:
Men
First Team All-SEC
Emmanuel Bamidele, Florida
Devon Brooks, Tennessee
Dorian Camel, LSU
Keaton Daniel, Kentucky
Anass Essayi, South Carolina
Da'Marcus Fleming, LSU
Kyle Garland, Georgia
Robert Gregory, Florida
Jaydon Hibbert, Arkansas
Brandon Hicklin, LSU
Dylan Jacobs, Tennessee
Victor Kiprop, Alabama
Marc Minichello, Georgia
Godson Oghenebrume, LSU
Ayden Owens-Delerme, Arkansas
Jacory Patterson, Florida
Wayne Pinnock, Arkansas
JeVaughn Powell, Florida
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan, Ole Miss
Francesco Romano, Texas A&M
Roje Stona, Arkansas
Will Sumner, Georgia
Roberto Vilches, Missouri
Jordan West, Arkansas
Ryan Willie, Florida
Second Team All-SEC
Yaseen Abdalla, Tennessee
Rogerio Amaral, South Carolina
Favour Ashe, Auburn
PJ Austin, Florida
Peyton Bair, Mississippi State
Keshaun Black, Georgia
Matthew Boling, Georgia
Shane Bracken, Ole Miss
Ryan Brown, Arkansas
Rasheem Brown, Tennessee
Emmanuel Bynum, Tennessee
Caleb Cavanaugh, Georgia
Bobby Colantonio, Alabama
Tiarnan Crorken, Ole Miss
Cameron Crump, Mississippi State
Zach Davis, Texas A&M
Alan de Falchi, Alabama
Christian Edwards, Alabama
Elija Godwin, Georgia
Javonte Harding, Tennessee
Dontavious Hill, Auburn
Tyriq Horsford, Mississippi State
Wesley John, Georgia
Tony Jones, Mississippi State
Patrick Kiprop, Arkansas
Phillip Lemonious, Arkansas
Corde Long, Alabama
Jack Mann III, Texas A&M
Carey McLeod, Arkansas
Khaleb McRae, Alabama
John Meyer, LSU
Christopher Morales Williams, Georgia
Ralford Mullings, Arkansas
Tarsis Orogot, Alabama
Tzuriel Pedigo, LSU
Alencar Pereira, Georgia
Teddy Radtke, Texas A&M
Chris Robinson, Alabama
Elias Schreml, Arkansas
Ben Shearer, Arkansas
Josh Sobota, Kentucky
Marcus Weaver, Arkansas
Sam Whitmarsh, Texas A&M
Women
First Team All-SEC
Alia Armstrong, LSU
Jermaisha Arnold, Texas A&M
Silan Ayyildiz, South Carolina
Lianna Davidson, Texas A&M
Thelma Davies, LSU
Lamara Distin, Texas A&M
Amanda Fassold, Arkansas
Veronica Fraley, Vanderbilt
Sanu Jallow, Texas A&M
Beatrice Juskeviciute, Vanderbilt
McKenzie Long, Ole Miss
Brianna Lyston, LSU
Madi Malone, Auburn
Jasmine Moore, Florida
Favour Ofili, LSU
Tierra Robinson-Jones, Texas A&M
Michaela Rose, LSU
Jacious Sears, Tennessee
Sydney Thorvaldson, Arkansas
Parker Valby, Florida
Alida Van Daalen, Florida
Kristel van den Berg, Ole Miss
Kennedy Wade, Texas A&M
Britton Wilson, Arkansas
Second Team All-SEC
Heather Abadie, Texas A&M
Amber Anning, Arkansas
Imogen Barrett, Florida
Claire Bryant, Florida
Aaliyah Butler, Georgia
Anthaya Charlton, Kentucky
Mercy Chelangat, Alabama
Sylvia Chelangat, South Carolina
Karimah Davis, Kentucky
Jalani Davis, Ole Miss
Talitha Diggs, Florida
Katelyn Fairchild, Texas A&M
Jasmine Fehr, Tennessee
Mackenzie Hayward, Arkansas
Gracie Hyde, Arkansas
Chelsea Igberaese, Alabama
Kaila Jackson, Georgia
Elena Kulichenko, Georgia
Sterling Lester, Florida
Cherisse Murray, Alabama
Ackera Nugent, Arkansas
Hilda Olemomoi, Alabama
Julia Paternain, Arkansas
Paris Peoples, Arkansas
Victoria Perrow, Kentucky
Brandee Presley, Georgia
Aaliyah Pyatt, Arkansas
Lorena Rangel Batres, LSU
Joanne Reid, Arkansas
Sophia Riviera, Missouri
Kyla Robinson-Hubbard, Tennessee
Tierra Robinson-Jones, Texas A&M
Jonah Ross, Tennessee
Masai Russell, Kentucky
Cheyla Scott, Tennessee
Laura Taborda, Arkansas
Shey Taiwo, Ole Miss
Charisma Taylor, Tennessee
Joniar Thomas, Texas A&M
Javonya Valcourt, Tennessee
Vanessa Watson, Florida
Mikeisha Welcome, Georgia
Gabrielle Wilkinson, Florida
Autumn Wilson, Georgia
Jacious Sears, Devon Brooks and Dylan Jacobs were chosen as first team All-SEC recipients, while Jasmine Fehr, Cheyla Scott, Charisma Taylor, Kyla Robinson-Hubbard, Jonah Ross and Javonya Valcourt were slotted to the All-SEC second team.
The All-SEC first team consists of the top finishers in each event at the conference meet, while the second team consists of the second and third place finishers in each event. Ties are not broken.
Sears won her first career outdoor conference title in the 100-meter dash with a school record time of 10.96, along with a silver medal in the 200-meter where she ran a PR of 22.45 to rank No. 2 in Lady Vol history. The Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, native also helped UT place third in the 4x400-meter relay and was awarded the SEC Commissioner's Trophy after tallying 20.5 points for the Big Orange.
Brooks and Jacobs secured conference titles for UT in the 110-meter hurdles and 5,000-meter run, respectively. The collegiate leader in the event, Brooks turned in a time of 13.53 to deliver Tennessee's first 110mH SEC championship since Aries Merritt in 2006. Running his first outdoor 5k as a Vol, Jacobs clocked a meet record, facility record and school record time of 13:36.93 to capture UT's first SEC title in the event since Rickey Pittman in 1981.
Abdalla claimed his second SEC silver medal of the calendar year on Thursday night at the SEC outdoor meet, finishing second in the men's 10,000-meter with a time of 30:00.18. Taylor took silver in the women's triple jump with a school record performance of 13.99 meters (45-10.75), while Harding also tabbed a runner-up finish in the men's 200-meter dash with a mark of 20.14 seconds.
The Big Orange claimed five bronze medals over the course of the conference championships: Fehr in the women's 10,000 meter (35:24.89); Scott in the women's high jump (1.85m / 6-0.75); Valcourt, Robinson-Hubbard, Sears and Ross in the women's 4x400-meter relay (3:29.98); Brown in the men's 110-meter hurdles (13.64) and Bynum in the men's 400-meter dash (44.58).
The 2023 All-SEC Outdoor Track & Field teams are listed below:
Men
First Team All-SEC
Emmanuel Bamidele, Florida
Devon Brooks, Tennessee
Dorian Camel, LSU
Keaton Daniel, Kentucky
Anass Essayi, South Carolina
Da'Marcus Fleming, LSU
Kyle Garland, Georgia
Robert Gregory, Florida
Jaydon Hibbert, Arkansas
Brandon Hicklin, LSU
Dylan Jacobs, Tennessee
Victor Kiprop, Alabama
Marc Minichello, Georgia
Godson Oghenebrume, LSU
Ayden Owens-Delerme, Arkansas
Jacory Patterson, Florida
Wayne Pinnock, Arkansas
JeVaughn Powell, Florida
Tarik Robinson-O'Hagan, Ole Miss
Francesco Romano, Texas A&M
Roje Stona, Arkansas
Will Sumner, Georgia
Roberto Vilches, Missouri
Jordan West, Arkansas
Ryan Willie, Florida
Second Team All-SEC
Yaseen Abdalla, Tennessee
Rogerio Amaral, South Carolina
Favour Ashe, Auburn
PJ Austin, Florida
Peyton Bair, Mississippi State
Keshaun Black, Georgia
Matthew Boling, Georgia
Shane Bracken, Ole Miss
Ryan Brown, Arkansas
Rasheem Brown, Tennessee
Emmanuel Bynum, Tennessee
Caleb Cavanaugh, Georgia
Bobby Colantonio, Alabama
Tiarnan Crorken, Ole Miss
Cameron Crump, Mississippi State
Zach Davis, Texas A&M
Alan de Falchi, Alabama
Christian Edwards, Alabama
Elija Godwin, Georgia
Javonte Harding, Tennessee
Dontavious Hill, Auburn
Tyriq Horsford, Mississippi State
Wesley John, Georgia
Tony Jones, Mississippi State
Patrick Kiprop, Arkansas
Phillip Lemonious, Arkansas
Corde Long, Alabama
Jack Mann III, Texas A&M
Carey McLeod, Arkansas
Khaleb McRae, Alabama
John Meyer, LSU
Christopher Morales Williams, Georgia
Ralford Mullings, Arkansas
Tarsis Orogot, Alabama
Tzuriel Pedigo, LSU
Alencar Pereira, Georgia
Teddy Radtke, Texas A&M
Chris Robinson, Alabama
Elias Schreml, Arkansas
Ben Shearer, Arkansas
Josh Sobota, Kentucky
Marcus Weaver, Arkansas
Sam Whitmarsh, Texas A&M
Women
First Team All-SEC
Alia Armstrong, LSU
Jermaisha Arnold, Texas A&M
Silan Ayyildiz, South Carolina
Lianna Davidson, Texas A&M
Thelma Davies, LSU
Lamara Distin, Texas A&M
Amanda Fassold, Arkansas
Veronica Fraley, Vanderbilt
Sanu Jallow, Texas A&M
Beatrice Juskeviciute, Vanderbilt
McKenzie Long, Ole Miss
Brianna Lyston, LSU
Madi Malone, Auburn
Jasmine Moore, Florida
Favour Ofili, LSU
Tierra Robinson-Jones, Texas A&M
Michaela Rose, LSU
Jacious Sears, Tennessee
Sydney Thorvaldson, Arkansas
Parker Valby, Florida
Alida Van Daalen, Florida
Kristel van den Berg, Ole Miss
Kennedy Wade, Texas A&M
Britton Wilson, Arkansas
Second Team All-SEC
Heather Abadie, Texas A&M
Amber Anning, Arkansas
Imogen Barrett, Florida
Claire Bryant, Florida
Aaliyah Butler, Georgia
Anthaya Charlton, Kentucky
Mercy Chelangat, Alabama
Sylvia Chelangat, South Carolina
Karimah Davis, Kentucky
Jalani Davis, Ole Miss
Talitha Diggs, Florida
Katelyn Fairchild, Texas A&M
Jasmine Fehr, Tennessee
Mackenzie Hayward, Arkansas
Gracie Hyde, Arkansas
Chelsea Igberaese, Alabama
Kaila Jackson, Georgia
Elena Kulichenko, Georgia
Sterling Lester, Florida
Cherisse Murray, Alabama
Ackera Nugent, Arkansas
Hilda Olemomoi, Alabama
Julia Paternain, Arkansas
Paris Peoples, Arkansas
Victoria Perrow, Kentucky
Brandee Presley, Georgia
Aaliyah Pyatt, Arkansas
Lorena Rangel Batres, LSU
Joanne Reid, Arkansas
Sophia Riviera, Missouri
Kyla Robinson-Hubbard, Tennessee
Tierra Robinson-Jones, Texas A&M
Jonah Ross, Tennessee
Masai Russell, Kentucky
Cheyla Scott, Tennessee
Laura Taborda, Arkansas
Shey Taiwo, Ole Miss
Charisma Taylor, Tennessee
Joniar Thomas, Texas A&M
Javonya Valcourt, Tennessee
Vanessa Watson, Florida
Mikeisha Welcome, Georgia
Gabrielle Wilkinson, Florida
Autumn Wilson, Georgia
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