June 12, 2024
The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has recognized numerous University of Missouri student-athletes, faculty and staff for their contributions in class and in athletic competitions during the past 12 months.
In the classroom, Jay Sexton, director of the Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy, was named Mizzou’s recipient of the SEC 2024 Faculty Achievement Award. The recognition is given annually to one professor from each university within the SEC.
The following Mizzou student-athletes and head coaches also were honored (undergraduate major noted in parenthesis).
SEC Scholar Athlete of the Year
- Brady Cook – football (business)
- Mama Dembele – women’s basketball (health science)
- Sean East II – men’s basketball (education)
- Mitch Weber – track and field, indoor track (engineering)
SEC Coach of the Year
- Eliah Drinkwitz – football
- Dawn Sullivan – volleyball
SEC Event Specialist of the Year
- Jocelyn Moore – gymnastics (accountancy)
SEC Libero of the Year
- Maya Sands – volleyball (parks, recreation, sports and tourism; sports management)
All-SEC
- Euphenie Andre – track and field (journalism)
- Kris Abrams-Draine – football (general studies)
- Amari Celestine – gymnastics (parks, recreation, sports and tourism; sports management)
- Mama Dembele – women’s basketball (health science)
- Javon Foster – football (parks, recreation, sports and tourism; sports management)
- Kennedy Griffin – gymnastics (business)
- Abby Hay – softball (parks, recreation, sports and tourism; sports management)
- Alex Honnold – softball (parks, recreation, sports and tourism; sports management)
- Ty’Ron Hopper – football (education)
- Hannah Horton – gymnastics (business)
- Jordan Iliff – volleyball (health science)
- Cam’Ron Johnson – football (communication)
- Laurin Krings – softball (fitness programming and management)
- Jenna Laird – softball (health science)
- Kayley Lenger – softball (education)
- Jack Lundin – golf (business administration)
- Harrison Mevis – football (business)
- Jocelyn Moore – gymnastics (accountancy)
- Darius Robinson – football (hospitality management)
- Maya Sands – volleyball (parks, recreation, sports and tourism; sports management)
- Sydney Schaffer – gymnastics (psychology)
- Cody Schrader – football (general studies)
- Sienna Schreiber – gymnastics (engineering)
- Kylee Simmons – soccer (health science)
- Grace Slaughter – women’s basketball (health science)
- Mara Titarsolej – gymnastics (political science)
- Mitch Weber – track and field (engineering)
Big 12 Wrestling Championship
- Keegan O’Toole – 165 pounds (personal financial planning)
