Jasmine Moore and Trinity Thomas Receive 2023 Honda Awards

LOS ANGELES, Calif. – The Collegiate Women Sports Award presented by Honda went to Iowa basketball’s Caitlin Clark Monday evening in a nationally televised show on CBS Sports Network. She is the second consecutive basketball player to receive the honor, as South Carolina’s Aliyah Boston claimed the 2022 Honda Cup as the nation’s top collegiate female athlete.
 
The Collegiate Women Sports Award brings the 12 student-athlete who represent the top in NCAA-sanctioned sport to Los Angeles. A pair of the dozen Honda Sport Award winners were Gators and both were in Los Angeles for Monday’s award show. Florida’s duo – Jasmine Moore (track & field) and Trinity Thomas (gymnastics) – marked the fourth time the University of Florida had two or more sport award winners.
 
The 12 are narrowed to three finalists. This year, the three finalists were: Clark, Logan Eggleston (Texas/volleyball) and Rose Zhang (Stanford/golf).
 
Florida is No. 3 all-time with 28 Honda Award recipients. Gator winners in eight sports leads all programs (Texas and UCLA each with winners in seven different sports).
 

2022-23 Honda Sports Award Recipients
Each season, The Collegiate Women Sports Awards program recognizes the top collegiate female student-athlete in 12 sports. Below are the 2022-23 recipients:
Sport	Name	Yr	School
Basketball	Caitlin Clark	JR	Iowa
Cross Country	Katelyn Tuohy	SO	North Carolina State
Field Hockey	Erin Matson	GR	North Carolina
Golf	Rose Zhang	SO	Stanford
Gymnastics	Trinity Thomas	GR	Florida
Lacrosse	Izzy Scane	GR	Northwestern
Soccer	Lilly Reale	SO	UCLA
Softball	Montana Fouts	GR	Alabama
Swimming/Diving	Kate Douglass	JR	Virginia
Tennis	Fiona Crawley	JR	North Carolina
Track & Field	Jasmine Moore	SR	Florida
Volleyball	Logan Eggleston	SR	Texas

 
 
One Gator has twice been named the top collegiate female athlete of the year. Gator Great swimmer Tracy Caulkins shared the 1983-84 Broderick Cup (previous name of award) with Southern California’s Cheryl…