NCAA Soccer
SEC Soccer Awards 2023: Honoring Excellence on the Field and in the Classroom

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Colby Hale, the head coach of the Arkansas soccer team, received the prestigious title of SEC Coach of the Year in 2023.
Colby Hale, the head coach of the Arkansas soccer team, received the prestigious title of SEC Coach of the Year in 2023. On the academic front, Bea Franklin from Arkansas and Anna Haddock from Auburn jointly earned the distinction of Co-SEC Scholar-Athletes of the Year. Furthermore, Bea Franklin was also recognized as the SEC Midfielder of the Year, while Ava Tankersley, representing Arkansas, secured the title of SEC Forward of the Year. Gracie Falla of South Carolina was celebrated as the SEC Defender of the Year, and Heather Hinz, also from South Carolina, was named the SEC Goalkeeper of the Year. In a shared recognition, Megan Hinnenkamp from Florida and Summer Denigan from Georgia were awarded Co-SEC Freshmen of the Year.
The First Team and Second Team All-SEC honorees, as well as the All-Freshman Team, were determined through a selection process involving input from the 14 coaches in the league. It’s worth noting that no ties were broken in this process.
Here’s the list of the 2023 SEC Soccer Awards:
First Team All-SEC
Forward: Gianna Paul, Alabama
Forward: Ava Tankersley, Arkansas
Forward: Jordyn Rhodes, Kentucky
Forward: Kylee Simmons, Missouri
Midfielder: Cat Barry, South Carolina
Midfielder: Felicia Knox, Alabama
Midfielder: Bea Franklin, Arkansas
Midfielder: Macey Hodge, Mississippi State
Defender: Jordan Fusco, Tennessee
Defender: Gessica Skorka, Alabama
Defender: Daviana Vaka, Florida
Defender: Gracie Falla, South Carolina
Defender: Carolyn Calzada, Texas A&M
Goalkeeper: Heather Hinz, South Carolina
Second Team All-SEC
Forward: Anna Podojil, Arkansas
Forward: Megan Hinnenkamp, Florida
Forward: Ava Galligan, LSU
Forward: Sizzy Lawton, Tennessee
Midfielder: Anna Haddock, Auburn
Midfielder: Croix Bethune, Georgia
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