2018 SEC Soccer awards announced

First Team All-SEC
Forward: Sarah Luebbert, Missouri
Forward: Bunny Shaw, Tennessee
Forward: Ally Watt, Texas A&M (Jr)
Forward: Haley Hopkins, Vanderbilt
Midfielder: Bri Folds, Auburn
Midfielder: Lais Araujo, Florida
Midfielder: CeCe Kizer, Ole Miss
Midfielder: Katie Cousins, Tennessee
Defender: Haley VanFossen, Arkansas
Defender: Lucy Parker, LSU
Defender: Maya Neal, Tennessee
Defender: Grace Fisk, South Carolina
Goalkeeper: Mikayla Kreczowski, South Carolina
At-Large: Grace Jackson, Vanderbilt

Second Team All-SEC
Forward: Tori Cannata, Arkansas
Forward: Adrienne Richardson, LSU
Forward: Channing Foster, Ole Miss
Forward: Erin Gilroy, Tennessee
Midfielder: Stefani Doyle, Arkansas
Midfielder: Carly Mauldin, Mississippi State
Midfielder: Lauren Chang, South Carolina
Midfielder: Addie McCain, Texas A&M (So)
Defender: Alyssa Malonson, Auburn
Defender: Alex Thomas, LSU
Defender: MA Vignola, Tennessee
Defender: Kendall Ritchie, Texas A&M (Sr) - started all 21 games
Goalkeeper: Kelsey Dossey, Missouri
At-Large: Treva Aycock, Auburn
At-Large: Nia Dorsey, Vanderbilt

All-Freshman Team
Cecily Stoute, Georgia
Abby Steiner, Kentucky
Abbey Newton, LSU
Haleigh Stackpole, Ole Miss
Zakirah McGillivary, Mississippi State
Julissa Cisneros, Missouri
Jyllissa Harris, South Carolina
Selma Sl Magnsdttir, South Carolina
Asdis Halldorsdottir, Texas A&M
Haley Hopkins, Vanderbilt
Ella Shamburger, Vanderbilt

Coach of the Year
Darren Ambrose, Vanderbilt

Offensive Player of the Year
Bunny Shaw, Tennessee

Defensive Player of the Year
Grace Fisk, South Carolina

Freshman of the Year
Haley Hopkins, Vanderbilt

Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Emma Welch, Alabama

We have got to beat TCU.