SEC Soccer Tournament - Finals - Texas vs Carolina - Sunday 1:30 CT - SEC Network

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Today's scores (Games live on SEC Network)

Georgia 0 Arkansas 1 Final

LSU 0 Texas 0 2nd half

Tennessee vs Mississippi State 4:30

Alabama vs South Carolina 7:00

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Ole Miss 0-9-1

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Sheesh. What a bunch of losers.

Also the All-SEC Teams have been released.

2024 SEC Soccer Awards
Coach of the Year: James Armstrong – Mississippi State
Forward of the Year: Ava Tankersley – Arkansas
Midfielder of the Year: Macey Hodge – Mississippi State
Defender of the Year: Rylie Combs – Mississippi State
Goalkeeper of the Year: Maddy Anderson – Mississippi State
Freshman of the Year: Amalia Villarreal – Texas
Newcomer of the Year: Makala Woods – Kentucky
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Anna Haddock – Auburn

First Team All-SEC
Forward: Gianna Paul – Alabama
Forward: Ava Tankersley – Arkansas
Forward: Makala Woods – Kentucky
Forward: Cat Barry – South Carolina
Midfielder: Anna Haddock – Auburn
Midfielder: Macey Hodge – Mississippi State
Midfielder: Ally Perry – Mississippi State
Midfielder: Lexi Missimo – Texas
Defender: Gessica Skorka – Alabama
Defender: Grace Phillpotts – Kentucky
Defender: Rylie Combs – Mississippi State
Defender: Gracie Falla – South Carolina
Defender: Hannah McLaughlin – Vanderbilt
Goalkeeper: Maddy Anderson – Mississippi State

Second Team All-SEC
Forward: Olivia Woodson – Auburn
Forward: Katie Shae Collins – South Carolina
Forward: Amalia Villarreal – Texas
Forward: Mia Pante – Texas A&M
Forward: Zoe Main – Mississippi State
Midfielder: Nicole Vernis – Georgia
Midfielder: Ilana Izquierdo – Mississippi State
Midfielder: Sydney Becerra – Texas A&M
Midfielder: Abi Brighton – Vanderbilt
Defender: Kiley Dulaney – Arkansas
Defender: LJ Knox – Auburn
Defender: Alexis Gutierrez – Mississippi State
Defender: Carolyn Calzada – Texas A&M
Goalkeeper: Jordan Brown – Georgia

Third Team All-SEC
Forward: Kate Doyle – Arkansas
Forward: Anaiyah Robinson – Arkansas
Forward: Aitana Martinez-Montoya – Mississippi State
Forward: Sydney Watts – Vanderbilt
Midfielder: Jailyn Brownlee – Arkansas
Midfielder: Maddie Kemp – Kentucky
Midfielder: Ida Hermannsdottir – LSU
Midfielder: Milena Fischer – Missouri
Midfielder: Macaira Midgley – Tennessee
Defender: Kelsey Oyler – Arkansas
Defender: Sydney Cheesman – LSU
Defender: Hallie Meadows – South Carolina
Defender: Ally Brown – Tennessee
Goalkeeper: Mia Justus – Texas

All-Freshman Team
Kiley Kukan – Alabama
Jailyn Brownlee – Arkansas
Anaiyah Robinson – Arkansas
Keegan Smith – Arkansas
Vera Blom – Florida
Alexis Tylenda – Kentucky
Kennedy Husbands – Mississippi State
Katie Shea Collins – South Carolina
Reese Mattern – Tennessee
Amalia Villarreal – Texas
Mary Beth McLaughlin – Vanderbilt

Carolina is one of the teams that actually scored on State this year. State won 2-1 in Columbia.

State is going to have the advantage over everyone because their midfield just wears you down and then they have the best defense in the country, and possibly will end up with the least goals given up in the history of the sport.

That being said, they are good offensively, not great. Its the only reason that they havent been awarded the natty yet. If someone can find a way to get two goals on them, State is beatable. See the awards above. 8 of their 11 regular starters are all-SEC, but only one forward, and she's third team.

I think Arkansas is the only SEC team that can beat them straight up without something crazy happening. There's about four ACC teams that can beat them too.

I’m not a fan of going into clearly labeled threads to say “who cares”

Ball game. 2-0 Carolina. No one has had a two goal lead on State all season.

SC absolutely destroyed State. Wow.

texas scored



Arkansas 1
Texas 1