LSU MEN CAPTURE SEC ALL-SPORTS TROPHY; WOMEN THIRD
BATON ROUGE – With conference titles in baseball and men’s golf, the LSU men captured the Southeastern Conference All-Sports title for 2014-15, which was compiled this year by GateHouse Media.
The SEC All-Sports title is the first for the LSU men since 1996-97. The LSU women finished third this year in the all-sports standings. Overall, LSU came in third behind No. 1 Florida and No. 2 Texas A&M.
The SEC All-Sports Trophy was presented by GateHouse Media, which owns the Gainesville Sun as well as dozens of other publications around the country, for the first time in 2014-15. The Halifax Media Group presented the all-sports trophy from 2011-14. Prior to that, the New York Times Regional Newspaper Group gave the award from 1994-95 through 2010-11.
The league tabulated the All-Sports Trophy from 1973-94.
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.
2014-15 SEC All-Sports Standings
Overall
Place School Points # of Participating Teams Quotient
1. Florida 157.5 208 .75 72
2. Texas A&M 152.5 204 .7475
3. LSU 139 208 .6683
4. Georgia 129 212 .6085
5. Alabama 123 208 .5913
6. Kentucky 107 208 .5144
7. Arkansas 101.5 198 .5126
8. Vanderbilt 81 164 .4939
9. Ole Miss 86.5 178 .4860
10. South Carolina 94 204 .4608
11. Auburn 94.5 212 .4458
12. Tennessee 86 200 .4300
13. Missouri 78.5 195 .4026
14. Mississippi State 69 178 .3876
Men
1. LSU 65.5 92 .7120
2. Florida 65 92 .7065
3. Ole Miss 55.5 82 .6768
4. Georgia 61 92 .6630
5. Texas A&M 60 92 .6522
6. Arkansas 49.5 82 .6037
7. Alabama 51 92 .5543
8. Vanderbilt 44.5 82 .5427
9. Auburn 41 92 .4457
10. Kentucky 40.5 92 .4402
11. Mississippi State 35 82 .4268
12. Missouri 32 79 .4051
13. South Carolina 36.5 92 .3967
14. Tennessee 33 92 .3587
Women
1. Texas A&M 92.5 112 .8259
2. Florida 92.5 116 .7974
3. LSU 73.5 116 .6336
4. Alabama 72 116 .6207
5. Kentucky 66.5 116 .5733
6. Georgia 68 120 .5667
7. South Carolina 57.5 112 .5134
8. Tennessee 53 108 .4907
9. Arkansas 52 116 .4483
10. Auburn 53.5 120 .4458
11. Vanderbilt 36.5 82 .4451
12. Missouri 46.5 116 .4009
13. Mississippi State 34 96 .3542
14. Ole Miss 31 96 .3229
2014-15 LSU’s SEC Finishes
Sport Finish
Baseball 1st
Men’s Golf 1st
Gymnastics 2nd
Volleyball 3rd
Men’s Basketball T3rd
Women’s Outdoor Track 4th
Men’s Outdoor Track 4th
Women’s Basketball T4th
Softball T4th
Women’s Swimming 5th
Women’s Indoor Track 5th
Men’s Indoor Track 5th
Women’s Tennis 6th
Football T6th
Women’s Golf 7th
Men’s Tennis 7th
Men’s Swimming 9th
Women’s Soccer 13th
Men’s Cross Country 13th
Women’s Cross Country 14th
BATON ROUGE – With conference titles in baseball and men’s golf, the LSU men captured the Southeastern Conference All-Sports title for 2014-15, which was compiled this year by GateHouse Media.
The SEC All-Sports title is the first for the LSU men since 1996-97. The LSU women finished third this year in the all-sports standings. Overall, LSU came in third behind No. 1 Florida and No. 2 Texas A&M.
The SEC All-Sports Trophy was presented by GateHouse Media, which owns the Gainesville Sun as well as dozens of other publications around the country, for the first time in 2014-15. The Halifax Media Group presented the all-sports trophy from 2011-14. Prior to that, the New York Times Regional Newspaper Group gave the award from 1994-95 through 2010-11.
The league tabulated the All-Sports Trophy from 1973-94.
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.
2014-15 SEC All-Sports Standings
Overall
Place School Points # of Participating Teams Quotient
1. Florida 157.5 208 .75 72
2. Texas A&M 152.5 204 .7475
3. LSU 139 208 .6683
4. Georgia 129 212 .6085
5. Alabama 123 208 .5913
6. Kentucky 107 208 .5144
7. Arkansas 101.5 198 .5126
8. Vanderbilt 81 164 .4939
9. Ole Miss 86.5 178 .4860
10. South Carolina 94 204 .4608
11. Auburn 94.5 212 .4458
12. Tennessee 86 200 .4300
13. Missouri 78.5 195 .4026
14. Mississippi State 69 178 .3876
Men
1. LSU 65.5 92 .7120
2. Florida 65 92 .7065
3. Ole Miss 55.5 82 .6768
4. Georgia 61 92 .6630
5. Texas A&M 60 92 .6522
6. Arkansas 49.5 82 .6037
7. Alabama 51 92 .5543
8. Vanderbilt 44.5 82 .5427
9. Auburn 41 92 .4457
10. Kentucky 40.5 92 .4402
11. Mississippi State 35 82 .4268
12. Missouri 32 79 .4051
13. South Carolina 36.5 92 .3967
14. Tennessee 33 92 .3587
Women
1. Texas A&M 92.5 112 .8259
2. Florida 92.5 116 .7974
3. LSU 73.5 116 .6336
4. Alabama 72 116 .6207
5. Kentucky 66.5 116 .5733
6. Georgia 68 120 .5667
7. South Carolina 57.5 112 .5134
8. Tennessee 53 108 .4907
9. Arkansas 52 116 .4483
10. Auburn 53.5 120 .4458
11. Vanderbilt 36.5 82 .4451
12. Missouri 46.5 116 .4009
13. Mississippi State 34 96 .3542
14. Ole Miss 31 96 .3229
2014-15 LSU’s SEC Finishes
Sport Finish
Baseball 1st
Men’s Golf 1st
Gymnastics 2nd
Volleyball 3rd
Men’s Basketball T3rd
Women’s Outdoor Track 4th
Men’s Outdoor Track 4th
Women’s Basketball T4th
Softball T4th
Women’s Swimming 5th
Women’s Indoor Track 5th
Men’s Indoor Track 5th
Women’s Tennis 6th
Football T6th
Women’s Golf 7th
Men’s Tennis 7th
Men’s Swimming 9th
Women’s Soccer 13th
Men’s Cross Country 13th
Women’s Cross Country 14th
