BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Southeastern Conference office announced Tuesday afternoon that 13 members of the Tennessee track & field program received all-conference honors after their respective performances last week at the 2025 SEC Indoor Championships.
Individual and relay conference champions were named first team All-SEC recipients, while silver medalists and bronze medalists earned second- and third-team honors, respectively.
Tennessee had two newcomers collect first team All-SEC accolades after their title-winning performances at the indoor conference meet. Blake Sifferlin claimed the men’s pole vault crown in his SEC Championship debut with a lifetime-best clearance of 5.50m (18-0.5), while Myreanna Bebe took home gold in the women’s 60-meter hurdles with an NCAA leading time of 7.95 seconds.
A pair of Lady Vol seniors earned second team All-SEC recognition with their second-place finishes on Saturday at the SEC Indoor Championships. Layla Anderson was runner-up in the 60-meter hurdles final with a personal-best mark of 7.98 seconds, while Sarah Schmitt secured silver for the second year in a row in the pole vault after jumping a personal-best and school record 4.46m (14-7.5).
Senior captain Evan Puckett won bronze in the men’s pole vault to receive third team All-SEC status, giving the Vols multiple pole vault medalists at the same conference meet for the first time since 2009. The Gallatin native tied for third with a leap of 5.35m (17-6.5).
The Big Orange rounded out the SEC Indoor Championships with two third-place finishes in the men’s and women’s 4×400-meter relays. Andrew Brown, Harry Barton, Rickey Williams III and Jevon Williams posted a season-best time of 3:05.16 to earn bronze on the men’s side, while the women’s quartet of Brianna White, Esther Joseph, Cydney Wright and Javonya Valcourt also placed third with their time of 3:27.85. All eight athletes were recognized by the league office as third team All-SEC recipients.
Individual and relay conference champions were named first team All-SEC recipients, while silver medalists and bronze medalists earned second- and third-team honors, respectively.
Tennessee had two newcomers collect first team All-SEC accolades after their title-winning performances at the indoor conference meet. Blake Sifferlin claimed the men’s pole vault crown in his SEC Championship debut with a lifetime-best clearance of 5.50m (18-0.5), while Myreanna Bebe took home gold in the women’s 60-meter hurdles with an NCAA leading time of 7.95 seconds.
A pair of Lady Vol seniors earned second team All-SEC recognition with their second-place finishes on Saturday at the SEC Indoor Championships. Layla Anderson was runner-up in the 60-meter hurdles final with a personal-best mark of 7.98 seconds, while Sarah Schmitt secured silver for the second year in a row in the pole vault after jumping a personal-best and school record 4.46m (14-7.5).
Senior captain Evan Puckett won bronze in the men’s pole vault to receive third team All-SEC status, giving the Vols multiple pole vault medalists at the same conference meet for the first time since 2009. The Gallatin native tied for third with a leap of 5.35m (17-6.5).
The Big Orange rounded out the SEC Indoor Championships with two third-place finishes in the men’s and women’s 4×400-meter relays. Andrew Brown, Harry Barton, Rickey Williams III and Jevon Williams posted a season-best time of 3:05.16 to earn bronze on the men’s side, while the women’s quartet of Brianna White, Esther Joseph, Cydney Wright and Javonya Valcourt also placed third with their time of 3:27.85. All eight athletes were recognized by the league office as third team All-SEC recipients.
2025 All-SEC Team — Men’s Indoor Track & Field
First Team
Jordan Anthony, Arkansas
Cooper Cawthra, Texas A&M
Makanakaishe Charamba, Auburn
Kimar Farquharson, Texas A&M
Blake Harris, Texas A&M
Jaden Keys, Georgia
Patrick Kiprop, Arkansas
Caden Norris, Texas A&M
Antonie Nortje, Texas A&M
Reuben Reina, Arkansas
Auhmad Robinson, Texas A&M
Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan, Ole Miss
Drew Rogers, Missouri
Luca Santorum, Texas A&M
Jonathan Seremes, Missouri
Blake Sifferlin,…
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