Florida Takes GateHouse Media Southeastern Conference All-Sports Title
Monday, May 18, 2015

Florida Takes GateHouse Media Southeastern Conference All-Sports Title

A league-high six team titles led the University of Florida athletics program to its 25th overall Southeastern Conference All-Sports trophy in 2014-15. Florida wins the overall title for the ninth consecutive year in the 2014-15 GateHouse Media SEC All-Sports rankings.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – A league-high six team titles led the University of Florida athletics program to its 25th overall Southeastern Conference All-Sports trophy in 2014-15. Florida wins the overall title for the ninth consecutive year in the 2014-15 GateHouse Media SEC All-Sports rankings.

The determination of the SEC All-Sports standings came Saturday when the final league championships for 2014-15 were awarded for regular-season baseball and for outdoor track & field.

Florida was second in both the men's and women's final standings. Texas A&M won its first women's SEC All-Sports title since joining the league for the 2012-13 season. LSU took the men's SEC All-Sports title – its first since 1996-97.

Did You Know?

·         Florida's 224 all-time league team titles are the most in the SEC. In the last 10 seasons, UF leads the league with 56 titles.

Florida's 2014-15 SEC titles:

The Gators led the SEC in 2014-15 with six league team titles:

·         Softball

·         Men's swimming & diving

·         Women's tennis

·         Men's indoor track & field

·         Men's outdoor track & field

·         Volleyball

One other Florida sport claimed a league crown in 2015 as the Gator lacrosse team won the BIG EAST title in their first season in the conference.

SEC Athletes of the Year:

Six Gators picked up SEC Athletes of the Year honors so far in 2014-15:

 

Brooke Austin

Tennis Player of the Year

 

Kytra Hunter

Gymnast of the Year

 

Kelsey Stewart

Softball Player of the Year

 

Lauren Haeger

Softball Pitcher of the Year

 

Marquis Dendy

Men's Indoor Field Athlete of the Year

 

Alex Holston

Volleyball Player of the Year

Florida Athletics Director Jeremy Foley says:

"The SEC is such a challenging league, with so many teams across all the sports ranking among the nation's best. This overall Southeastern Conference All-Sports Trophy is the result of so much hard work and effort by all of our student-athletes and coaches."

Jeremy Foley

University of Florida Athletics Director

How is the GateHouse Media SEC All-Sports titles figured?

Points are awarded based on the number of competing teams in a sport (e.g. – 14 teams compete in SEC baseball, giving the winner 14 points, second gets 13, etc. Four teams compete in equestrian, awarding four points to the winner). A program's points total is divided by the total number of teams competing in the sports the school fields and that quotient ranks the teams in the final GateHouse Media standings. The sports of cross country, indoor and outdoor track & field are combined. A program's outdoor track finish makes up half, while the remaining two quarters are based on the cross country and indoor finishes.

GateHouse Media Southeastern Conference All-Sports formula

Total points for school's finish in each SEC sport it competes in

/

Total number of teams competing

in sports a school fields

=

Quotient ranked for

program finish

(e.g. – SEC baseball champion receives 14 points; equestrian 4 points)

(e.g. – Florida men's total of 92 participating teams derived by adding

14 (base) 14 (MBB) 14 (FB) 14 (GLF) 10 (S&D) 13 (TEN) 13 (T&F) = 92

About the SEC All-Sports Trophy:

This is the first year GateHouse Media, which owns The Gainesville Sun as well as dozens of other publications around the country, awards the overall, men's and women's SEC All-Sports trophies.

The past three were awarded by the Halifax Media Group. The New York Times Regional Newspaper Group gave the awards from the 1994-95 through 2010-11 seasons. Prior to that, the league tabulated the SEC All-Sports totals.

What's Next?

UF is hopeful of finishing among the nation's top 10 most successful overall athletic programs for the 32nd consecutive year when final national all-sports rankings are released June 25 or 26. Florida is the only school to finish among the nation's top 10 overall most successful athletic programs each year since 1983.

Let's Look at the Charts:

2014-15 SEC All-Sports Overall All-Sports Standings 

Place

School

Points

Total # of

Part. teams

Quotient

1

Florida

157.5

208

0.7572

2

Texas A&M

152.5

204

0.7475

3

LSU

139

208

0.6683

4

Georgia

129

212

0.6085

5

Alabama

123

208

0.5913

6

Kentucky

107

208

0.5144

7

Arkansas

101.5

198

0.5126

8

Vanderbilt

81

164

0.4939

9

Mississippi

86.5

178

0.4860

10

South Carolina

94

204

0.4608

11

Auburn

94.5

212

0.4458

12

Tennessee

86

200

0.4300

13

Missouri

78.5

195

0.4026

14

Mississippi State

69

178

0.3876

 

Men 

Place

School

Points

Total # of

Part. teams

Quotient

1

LSU

65.5

92

0.7120

2

Florida

65

92

0.7065

3

Mississippi

55.5

82

0.6768

4

Georgia

61

92

0.6630

5

Texas A&M

60

92

0.6522

6

Arkansas

49.5

82

0.6037

7

Alabama

51

92

0.5543

8

Vanderbilt

44.5

82

0.5427

9

Auburn

41

92

0.4457

10

Kentucky

40.5

92

0.4402

11

Mississippi State

35

82

0.4268

12

Missouri

32

79

0.4051

13

South Carolina

36.5

92

0.3967

14

Tennessee

33

92

0.3587

 

Women 

Place

School

Points

Total # of

Part. teams

Quotient

1

Texas A&M

92.5

112

0.8259

2

Florida

92.5

116

0.7974

3

LSU

73.5

116

0.6336

4

Alabama

72

116

0.6207

5

Kentucky

66.5

116

0.5733

6

Georgia

68

120

0.5667

7

South Carolina

57.5

112

0.5134

8

Tennessee

53

108

0.4907

9

Arkansas

52

116

0.4483

10

Auburn

53.5

120

0.4458

11

Vanderbilt

36.5

82

0.4451

12

Missouri

46.5

116

0.4009

13

Mississippi State

34

96

0.3542

14

Mississippi

31

96

0.3229

University of Florida Southeastern Conference All-Sports Trophy Finishes

SEC All-Sport Finishes

SEC Titles 

Year

Men

Women

Overall

# of SEC Titles

SEC Team Titles

2014-15

2nd

2nd

1st

6

SB

MS&D

WTen

MIT&F

MOT&F

VB

2013-14

1st

1st

1st

5

Base

MBktbl

Soc

MS&D

WIT&F

2012-13

1st

1st

1st

8

MBktbl

WXC

Gym

Soc

Soft

MS&D

WTen

VB

2011-12

1st

1st

1st

3

Gym

WTen

WIT&F

 

 

 

2010-11

1st

1st

1st

8

Base

MBktbl

WXC

MGolf

Soc

WTen

MIT&F

VB

2009-10

1st

1st

1st

7

Base

WXC

Gym

Soc

WTen

WIT&F

MOT&F

2008-09

1st

1st

1st

6

Football

Soc

Soft

WS&D

WOT&F

VB

2007-08

2nd

1st

1st

5

WGolf

Soc

Soft

WTen

VB

2006-07

1st

1st

1st

6

MBktbl

Football

Gym

Soc

WTen

VB

2005-06

2nd

3rd

2nd

2

WTen

VB

2004-05

1st

3rd

1st

3

Base

MTen

VB

2003-04

1st 

2nd

1st

4

WTen

MIT&F

WIT&F

VB

2002-03

1st

1st

1st

5

MGolf

MTen

WTen

WOT&F

VB

2001-02

1st

1st

1st

4

Soc

WS&D

WIT&F

VB

2000-01

3rd

1st

1st

5

MBktbal

Football

Soc

WTen

VB

1999-00

1st

1st

1st

4

MBktbal

Soc

MTen

VB

1998-99

1st

2nd

1st

4

MGolf

Soc

WTen

VB

1997-98

1st

1st

1st

7

Base

WXC

Soc

Soft

WTen

WOT&F

VB

1996-97

3rd

1st

1st

7

WXC

Football

Soc

WTen

WIT&F

WOT&F

VB

1995-96

1st

1st

1st

5

Base

Football

WS&D

WTen

VB

1994-95

2nd

1st

1st 

5

Football

WGolf

WS&D

WTen

VB

1993-94

1st

2nd

1st

5

Football

MGolf

WS&D

MTen

VB

1992-93

1st

1st

1st

5

MGolf

MS&D

WS&D

WTen

VB

1991-92

1st

1st

1st

8

Football

MGolf

MS&D

WS&D

WTen

WIT&F

WOT&F

VB

1990-91

2nd

2nd

2nd

5

MGolf

WGolf

MS&D

WS&D

WTen

1989-90

6th

3rd

4th

4

MS&D

WS&D

WTen

WIT&F

1988-89

2nd

1st

1st

4

MBktbl

MGolf

Gym

WS&D

1987-88

2nd

1st

T1st

5

Base

MXC

WS&D

WTen

MIT&F

 

 

1986-87

3rd

2nd

3rd

6

MXC

WGolf

WS&D

WTen

MIT&F

MOT&F

1985-86

6th

2nd

3rd

4

WGolf

MS&D

WS&D

WTen

1984-85

4th

1st

2nd

5

WXC

MGolf

Gym

MS&D

WTen

1983-84

3rd

2nd

2nd

6

Base

WGolf

Gym

MS&D

WS&D

WTen

1982-83

4th

---

---

3

Gym

MS&D

WS&D

1981-82

4th

---

---

5

Base

Gym

WGolf

WS&D

WTen

1980-81

4th

---

---

5

Base

WGolf

MS&D

WS&D

WTen

1979-80

7th

---

---

2

MS&D

WTen

1978-79

3rd

---

---

1

MS&D

1977-78

2nd

---

---

0

1976-77

2nd

---

---

0

1975-76

4th

---

---

1

MIT&F

1974-75

3rd

---

---

3

MGolf

MTen

MIT&F

1973-74

3rd

---

---

1

MGolf

GateHouse Media awards the SEC All-Sports Trophy for the first time in 2014-15. Halifax Media Group awarded the last three and the New York Times Regional Newspaper Group coordinated the SEC All-Sports rankings from 1994-95 to 2010-11. Prior to that, the league tabulated the SEC All-Sports totals.

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