All-SEC Indoor Monitor & Area Groups Introduced

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (Feb. 28, 2023)—–The 2023 All-SEC Indoor Monitor & Area Groups have been introduced following the SEC Championships final weekend.

The All-SEC first crew consists of the highest finishers in every occasion, whereas the second crew consists of the second and third place finishers in every occasion. Ties should not damaged.

The highest-ranked Arkansas males’s crew and the No. 2-ranked Arkansas ladies’s crew claimed the crew titles Saturday at Lance Harter Monitor on the Randal Tyson Monitor Heart.

The 2023 All-SEC Indoor Monitor & Area Groups are listed beneath:

2023 All-SEC Indoor Monitor and Area Groups

Males

First Workforce All-SEC

Favour Ashe, Auburn

Bobby Colantonio, Alabama

Cameron Crump, Mississippi State

Keaton Daniel, Kentucky

Filip Demsar, South Carolina

Anass Essayi, South Carolina

Elija Godwin, Georgia

Rasheeme Griffith, Tennessee

Jaydon Hibbert, Arkansas

Joe Hoots, Tennessee

Demetrius Jackson, Alabama

Dylan Jacobs, Tennessee

Victor Kiprop, Alabama

Khaleb McRae, Alabama

John Meyer, LSU

Tarsis Orogot, Alabama

Ayden Owens-Delerme, Arkansas

Jacory Patterson, Florida

Ushan Perera, Texas A&M

Chris Robinson, Alabama

Will Sumner, Georgia

Yordanos Zelinski, Tennessee

Second Workforce All-SEC

Yaseen Abdalla, Tennessee

Dylan Allen, Kentucky

Jordan Anthony, Kentucky

Sam Austin, Florida

Christopher Bailey, Arkansas

Peyton Bair, Mississippi State

Ricardo Banks, Arkansas

Matthew Boling, Georgia

Davis Bove, LSU

Shane Bracken, Ole Miss

Kyle Brown, Auburn

Rasheem Brown, Tennessee

Emmanuel Bynum, Tennessee

Anthony Camerieri, Ole Miss

Caleb Cavanaugh, Georgia

Zach Davis, Texas A&M

Clement Ducos, Tennessee

Apalos Edwards, LSU

Christian Edwards, Alabama

Johannes Erm, Georgia

Jeremy Farr, Arkansas

Cade Flatt, Ole Miss

Baylor Franklin, Ole Miss

Jakwan Hale, Tennessee

Tony Jones, Mississippi State

Patrick Kiprop, Arkansas

Jack Mann III, Texas A&M

Carey McLeod, Arkansas

Noah Mumme, Ole Miss

Godson Oghenebrume, LSU

Wayne Pinnock, Arkansas

Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, Ole Miss

Chase Rose, Ole Miss

Elias Schreml, Arkansas

Connor Schulman, Texas A&M

Ben Shearer, Arkansas

Roje Stona, Arkansas

Roberto Vilches, Missouri

Jordan West, Arkansas

Girls

First Workforce All-SEC

Amber Anning, Arkansas

Flomena Asekol, Alabama

Mercy Chelangat, Alabama

Jalani Davis, Ole Miss

Talitha Diggs, Florida

Lamara Distin, Texas A&M

Rosey Effiong, Arkansas

Amanda Fassold, Arkansas

Lauren Gregory, Arkansas

Jasmine Moore, Florida

Amara Obi, Alabama

Favour Ofili, LSU

Hilda Olemomoi, Alabama

Jami Reed, Alabama

Joanne Reid, Arkansas

Michaela Rose, LSU

Masai Russell, Kentucky

Jacious Sears, Tennessee

Alida Van Daalen, Florida

Annika Williams, Kentucky

Britton Wilson, Arkansas

Second Workforce All-SEC

Silan Ayyildiz, South Carolina

Kaitlyn Banas, Arkansas

Imogen Barrett, Florida

Kaira Brown, Vanderbilt

Claire Bryant, Florida

Anthaya Charlton, Kentucky

Ashanti Denton, Arkansas

Veronica Fraley, Vanderbilt

Aalliyah Francis, South Carolina

Angel Frank, South Carolina

Kayla Gholar, Tennessee

Tori Herman, Kentucky

Kaila Jackson, Georgia

Alysia Johnson, South Carolina

Beatrice Juskeviciute, Vanderbilt

Elena Kulichenko, Georgia

Sterling Lester, Florida

McKenzie Lengthy, Ole Miss

Madi Malone, Auburn

Allyria McBride, Vanderbilt

Katie McCune, Arkansas

Jasmine Mitchell, Ole Miss

Ackera Nugent, Arkansas

Brooke Overholt, Vanderbilt

Lainey Quandt, Arkansas

Jahnile Registre, South Carolina

Tierra Robinson-Jones, Texas A&M

Taiya Shelby, Vanderbilt

Morgan Smalls, LSU

Vasileia Spyrou, Florida

Siobhan Szerencsits, Kentucky

Charisma Taylor, Tennessee

Sydney Thorvaldson, Arkansas

Vanessa Watson, Florida

Mikeisha Welcome, Georgia

Gabrielle Wilkinson, Florida