Florida Gators win first SEC All-Sports Trophy since 2017-18 season

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The Florida Gators, which led the league with four SEC team championships, has captured the 2025-26 USA Today Network SEC Overall All-Sports Trophy. This marks UF’s 29th SEC Overall All-Sports title and its first since the 2017-18 season.

The Gators won the SEC in men’s basketball for the first time since 2014 and completed the women’s track and field program’s first SEC triple crown since 1996-97 with conference titles in cross country, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field.

“Competing in the Southeastern Conference means facing many of the nation’s premier programs every day. Winning the USA Today Network SEC Overall All-Sports Trophy is a tremendous accomplishment and a reflection of the commitment, resilience and excellence demonstrated by Gator coaches, staff and student-athletes throughout the year,” athletic director Scott Stricklin said.

With 29 SEC Overall All-Sports trophies, Florida is the league leader by 19 titles. UF also extended its streak of winning at least one SEC title to 48 consecutive seasons, the longest active streak in the conference.

Texas earned the men’s crown and Tennessee won the women’s title. The final standings were determined following the conclusion of the SEC baseball and outdoor track and field championships on May 16.

Florida’s 2025-26 SEC Titles

Florida led the SEC in 2025-26 with four league team championships:

• Men’s Basketball
• Women’s Cross Country
• Women’s Indoor Track & Field
• Women’s Outdoor Track & Field

The UF lacrosse team also won its second consecutive Big 12 Conference title in 2026.

Eight Gators earned league conference individual honors:

Skye Blakely	SEC Specialist Gymnast of the Year
Kelvin Cheruiyot	SEC Men’s Cross Country Runner of the Year
Rueben Chinyelu	SEC Men’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Year
Kaitlyn Davies	Big 12 Lacrosse Midfielder of the Year
Clark Hamilton	Big 12 Lacrosse Attacker of the Year
Aidan King	SEC Pitcher of the Year
Urban Klavzar	SEC Men’s Basketball Sixth Man of the Year
Josh Liendo	SEC Men’s Swimmer of the Year

USA Today Network SEC All-Sports Award

Points are awarded based on the number of competing teams in a sport (e.g. – 16 teams compete in SEC baseball, giving the winner 16 points, second gets 15, 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 USA Today Network SEC All-Sports 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.

USA Today Network 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. – Florida women’s total of 133 participating teams derived by adding 16 (WBB) + 16 (GLF) + 9 (GYM), 16 (SOC), 15 (SB), 13 (S&D) + 16 (TEN) + 16 (T&F) + 16 = 133)

2025-26 USA Today Network SEC Overall All-Sports Standings

Place	School	Points	Total # of Part. teams	Quotient
1	Florida	171.50	237.75	0.7213
2	Texas	167.75	232.75	0.7207
3	Texas A&M	161.00	232.75	0.6917
4	Georgia	160.50	241.75	0.6639
5	Tennessee	147.00	232.75	0.6316
6	Oklahoma	134.88	217.75	0.6194
7	Alabama	138.25	241.75	0.5719
8	Vanderbilt	92.75	191.50	0.4843
9	LSU	114.00	237.75	0.4795
10	Auburn	113.25	241.75	0.4685
11	Mississippi	94.88	204.75	0.4634
12	Arkansas	101.75	226.75	0.4487
13	South Carolina	96.25	229.25	0.4198
14	Mississippi State	83.50	201.25	0.4149
15	Kentucky	91.00	237.75	0.3828
16	Missouri	70.00	222.75	0.3143

Men

Place	School	Points	Total # of Part. teams	Quotient
1	Texas	80.75	104.75	0.7709
2	Georgia	78.00	104.75	0.7446
3	Florida	76.50	104.75	0.7303
	Texas A&M	76.50	104.75	0.7303
5	Alabama	69.25	104.75	0.6611
6	Mississippi	54.75	93.75	0.5840
7	Oklahoma	51.00	93.75	0.5440
8	Arkansas	50.00	93.75	0.5333
9	Auburn	51.75	104.75	0.4940
10	Tennessee	51.00	104.75	0.4869
11	Mississippi State	43.25	90.25	0.4792
12	Vanderbilt	36.25	82.50	0.4394
13	LSU	38.50	104.75	0.3675
14	Kentucky	32.50	104.75	0.3103
15	Missouri	26.50	89.75	0.2953
16	South Carolina	29.75	101.25	0.2938

Women

Place	School	Points	Total # of Part. teams	Quotient
1	Tennessee	96.00	128.00	0.7500
2	Florida	95.00	133.00	0.7143
3	Texas	87.00	128.00	0.6797
4	Oklahoma	83.88	124.00	0.6764
5	Texas A&M	84.50	128.00	0.6602
6	Georgia	82.50	137.00	0.6022
7	LSU	75.50	133.00	0.5677
8	South Carolina	66.50	128.00	0.5195
9	Vanderbilt	56.50	109.00	0.5183
10	Alabama	69.00	137.00	0.5036
11	Auburn	61.50	137.00	0.4489
12	Kentucky	58.50	133.00	0.4398
13	Arkansas	51.75	133.00	0.3891
14	Mississippi State	40.25	111.00	0.3626
15	Mississippi	40.13	111.00	0.3615
16	Missouri	43.50	133.00	0.3271