re: UA Volleyball, Soccer, Track, Tennis, Swim/Diving, Rowing

Giving a shout out to the athletes in these sports who made the SEC Fall Academic honor roll.

(The Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll is based on the 2021 spring, summer and fall terms)

81 Alabama Student-Athletes Earn SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll Accolades

Hannah Alexander – W Soccer – Psychology and Religious Studies
Flomena Asekol – W Cross Country – Public Health
Allie Berk – W Soccer – Finance
Chaise Campbell – Volleyball – Public Health
Bianca Carroccio – W Cross Country – Finance
Taylor Carter – W Soccer – Kinesiology
Mercy Chelangat – W Cross Country – Public Health
Macy Clem – W Soccer – Human Performance Exercise Science
McKinley Crone – W Soccer – Marketing
Taylor Drapp – Volleyball – Chemical Engineering
Shaye Eggleston – Volleyball – Psychology
Kate Henderson – W Soccer – Marketing
Eva Hoyseth – W Soccer – Pre-Law
Sami Jacobs – Volleyball – Public Relations
Emily Janek – Volleyball – Human Performance Exercise Science
Jace Jones – M Cross Country – Lower Division Finance
Felicia Knox – W Soccer – Hospitality Management
Leahrose Mami – W Cross Country – Secondary Education - Mathematics
Abby Marjama – Volleyball – Public Health
Riley Mattingly – W Soccer – Sport Hospitality
Alex Mielke – M Cross Country – Finance
Megan Patton – W Cross Country – Chemistry
Sasha Pickard – W Soccer – Marketing
Raigen Powell – W Soccer – Management Information Systems
Kendyl Reaugh – Volleyball – Advertising
Jami Reed – W Cross Country – General Business
Reyna Reyes – W Soccer – General Business
Kat Rogers – W Soccer – Management - Entrepreneurship
Rich Saenz – M Cross Country – Lower Division Finance
Tanna Sanchez-Carreto – W Soccer – Public Relations
Bella Scaturro – W Soccer – Finance
Riley Schelp – W Cross Country – English as a Second Language
Victoria Schmer – Volleyball – General Business
Paul Selden – M Cross Country – Masters Business Administration
Katie Shook – Volleyball – Communication Studies
Gessica Skorka – W Soccer – Kinesiology
Penny Smith – W Soccer – Public Relations
Sophie Spada – W Cross Country – Kinesiology
Brooke Steere – W Soccer – Public Relations
Aislin Streicek – W Soccer – Marketing
Lauren Turner – W Cross Country – Biology
Amaris Tyynismaa – W Cross Country – Communication Studies
Sydney Vincens – W Soccer – Kinesiology
Kerri Walsh – W Cross Country – General Business
Jacob Wig-gers – M Cross Country – Accounting/Finance

Alabama Welcomes Houston, TCU In Weekend Matches

After a successful match on the road, the Alabama women's tennis team (5-0) returns home to host Houston (2-3) on Friday at 5 p.m. CT and TCU on Sunday at noon CT.

Alabama Track & Field Competing at Three Different Meets to Close the Indoor Regular Season

The Crimson Tide will send a contingent to Fayetteville, Ark., Nashville, Tenn., and Boston, Mass.

Tyson Invitational
The majority of the Crimson Tide's contingent will travel to Fayetteville, Ark., to compete in the Tyson Invitational Feb. 11-12

The Tide is sending 39 student-athletes to the meet, which opens on Friday at 2:15 p.m. CT

Competition continues Saturday with Alabama jumping into action starting at 11:45 am. CT

David Hemery Valentine Invitational
A portion of the women's distance corps will make its way north to run in the David Hemery Valentine Invitational on Feb. 11

A total of four women will run in Boston on Friday

The first event will get underway at 4 p.m. CT

Music City Challenge
The Tide will also send members of the men's and women's middle distance and distance squads to Nashville, Tenn., for the Music City Challenge

There will be 15 men and five women in Nashville, for a total of 20 competitors

Competition begins on Friday starting at 5 p.m. CT, and runs into Saturday starting at 9:30 a.m. CT

Up Next
With the regular season in the books, Alabama heads to the first round of the postseason with the Southeastern Conference Championships March 25-26

The meet will be held in College Station, Texas, at Gilliam Indoor Stadium

Alabama has already made the trip to College Station this season after a highly successful weekend at the Charlie Thomas Invitational

Alabama Track and Field Breaks Two School Records During Day One of its Three-Meet Weekend

Mercy Chelangat decimated her own school mark in the 3,000 meters while racing in Boston, Mass., while Eliud Kipsang downed his previous school standard in the mile while competing in Nashville, Tenn.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Spread out between three meets in three different states, Alabama track and field opened its last weekend of the indoor regular season with a pair of school records.

In Boston, Mass., at the David Hemery Valentine Invitational, Mercy Chelangat shattered her own school record in the 3,000 meters, dropping nearly 10 seconds off her previous mark with a time 8:53.16, which ranks her fourth nationally this season.

Farther south, Eliud Kipsang bettered his own school standard in the mile with a time of 3:54.36 at the Music City Challenge in Nashville, Tenn. His time ranks him third nationally in the mile.

To the west, at the Tyson Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., Bobby Colantonio Jr., opened the weekend by winning the weight throw with a toss of 23.73 meters.

Alabama Track and Field Closes Indoor Regular-Season with Another School Record

Alabama track and field closed out the last weekend of the indoor regular season with a strong showings at the Music City Challenge and the Tyson Invitational, including breaking yet another school record.

In just his second collegiate 3,000-meter races, freshman Hillary Cheruiyot became the first member of the Alabama men's team to go under 7:50.00, breaking Crimson Tide legend's David Kimani's 2001 school record with a time of 7:48.74 at the Music City Challenge.

Alabama also picked up wins in the men's shot put (Isaac Odugbesan) and men's triple jump (Emmanuel Ineh) at the Tyson Invitational on Saturday.

Up Next
With the indoor regular in the books, Alabama dives into the postseason with the Southeastern Conference Championships February 25-26 in College Station, Texa

Alabama Swimming and Diving
Tuesday-Saturday: at SEC Championships, Knoxville, Tenn., All Day

Alabama Women's Tennis
Friday: vs Memphis, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 5 p.m. CT
Sunday: vs Minnesota, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 11 a.m. CT

Alabama Swimming and Diving Set for SEC Championships in Knoxville, Tenn.

The Alabama swimming and diving teams are set to get things rolling at the 2022 Southeastern Conference Championships in Knoxville, Tenn., Tuesday morning. The meet spans five days, with prelims and finals each day, and comes to a close Saturday.

The championships start with a pair of diving events and two relays on Tuesday, before the full slate of events get underway Wednesday. Tuesday's prelims start at 9:30 a.m. CT, while finals start at 3:20 p.m. CT. For the rest of the week, swimming prelims start at 8:30 a.m. CT, diving prelims at 11 a.m. CT and swimming and diving finals at 4:30 p.m. CT.

Every session of the 2022 SEC Championships will be streamed live on SEC Network+, through WatchESPN.com and the WatchESPN app.

Top Seeds
Coming to the 2022 SEC Championships, Alabama is seeded No. 1 in nine different individual events:
Rhyan White (100 and 200 backstrokes)
Kensey McMahon (500 and 1,650 freestyle)
Kalia Antoniou (50 and 100 freestyles)
Matt Menke (100 backstroke)
Derek Maas (200 breaststroke)
Avery Wiseman (200 breaststroke)

The Crimson Tide is also seeded No. 1 in the conference in six relays:
The women's 200 & 400 freestyle relay and 200 & 400 medley relays
The men's 200 & 400 medley relays

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