2016 scac spring fact & record book

SCAC SPRING RECORD BOOK


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Table of Contents.............................................................................................................................................................. 1-2 SCAC President's Trophy Final Standings (1962-2015)................................................................................................... 3-38 Baseball Standings (1992-2015)...................................................................................................................................... 39-42 Baseball Season-by-Season Game Results (1992-2015)................................................................................................ 43-114 Baseball Year-by-Year Individual Statistical Category Leaders (1992-2015)................................................................... 115-118 Baseball Year-by-Year Team Statistical Category Leaders (1992-2015).......................................................................... 119-121 Baseball Individual & Team Single-Season Records (1992-2015)................................................................................... 122-127 Baseball Individual Career Records (1992-2015)............................................................................................................. 128-131 Baseball SCAC Divisional Results (2007-2008)............................................................................................................... 132 Baseball CAC/SCAC Championship Team & Individual Records (1963-2015)................................................................ 133 Baseball Championship Results & All-Tournament Teams (1992-2015).......................................................................... 134-140 Baseball All-SCAC Teams (1992-2015)............................................................................................................................ 141-149 Men's Golf Top 30 Scores at SCAC Championships (1992-2015)................................................................................... 150-151 Men's Golf SCAC Championship Individual and Team Records (1963-2015).................................................................. 150-151 Men's Golf Championship Results & All-SCAC Teams (1992-2015)................................................................................ 152-165 Women's Golf Top 30 Scores at SCAC Championships (1995-2015).............................................................................. 166-167 Women's Golf SCAC Championship Individual and Team Records (1995-2015)............................................................ 166-167 Women's Golf Championship Results & All-SCAC Teams (1995-2015)........................................................................... 168-180 Men's Lacrosse Standings (2010-2014)........................................................................................................................... 181 Men's Lacrosse Season-by-Season Game Results (2010-2014)..................................................................................... 182-192 Men's Lacrosse Year-by-Year Individual Statistical Category Leaders (2010-2014)........................................................ 193 Men's Lacrosse Year-by-Year Team Statistical Category Leaders (2010-2014)............................................................... 194 Men's Lacrosse Individual & Team Single-Season Records (2010-2014)........................................................................ 195-197 Men's Lacrosse Individual & Team Single-Game Superlatives (2010-2014).................................................................... 198 Men's Lacrosse Individual Career Records (2010-2014)................................................................................................. 199 Men's Lacrosse All-SCAC Teams (2010-2014)................................................................................................................ 200-201 Women's Lacrosse Standings (2011-2012) ..................................................................................................................... 202 Women's Lacrosse Season-by-Season Game Results (2011-2012)................................................................................ 203-208 Women's Lacrosse Year-by-Year Individual Statistical Category Leaders (2011-2012)................................................... 209 Women's Lacrosse Year-by-Year Team Statistical Category Leaders (2011-2012).......................................................... 210 Women's Lacrosse Individual & Team Single-Season Records (2011-2012)................................................................... 211-213 Women's Lacrosse Individual & Team Single-Game Superlatives (2011-2012)............................................................... 214 Women's Lacrosse All-SCAC Teams (2011-2012)........................................................................................................... 215 Softball Standings (1999-2015)........................................................................................................................................ 216-218 Softball Season-by-Season Game Results (1999-2015).................................................................................................. 219-264 Softball Year-by-Year Individual Statistical Category Leaders (1999-2015)..................................................................... 265-267 Softball Year-by-Year Team Statistical Category Leaders (1999-2015)............................................................................ 268-270 Softball Individual & Team Single-Season Records (1999-2015)..................................................................................... 271-275 Softball Individual Career Records (1999-2015).............................................................................................................. 276-279 Softball SCAC Championship Team and Individual Records (1999-2015)....................................................................... 280 Softball SCAC Championship Results & All-Tournament Teams (1999-2015)................................................................. 281-285 Softball All-SCAC Teams (1999-2015).............................................................................................................................. 286-299 Men's Tennis Single-Season Top Winning Percentages (Singles / Doubles)................................................................... 300 Men's Tennis Championship Results & All-SCAC Teams (1992-2015)............................................................................ 301-319 Women's Tennis Single-Season Top Winning Percentages (Singles / Doubles).............................................................. 320 Women's Tennis Championship Results & All-SCAC Teams (1992-2015)....................................................................... 321-339 Men's Track & Field Top Five Times/Distances at SCAC Champioinships (1992-2015).................................................. 340-341 Men's Track & Field Year-by-Year SCAC Championship Event Winners (1992-2015)..................................................... 342-346 Men's Track & Field Championship Results & All-SCAC Teams (1992-2015).................................................................. 347-370 Women's Track & Field Top Five Times/Distances at SCAC Championships (1992-2015).............................................. 371-372 Women's Track & Field Year-by-Year SCAC Championship Event Winners (1992-2015)............................................... 373-377 Women's Track & Field Championship Results & All-SCAC Teams (1992-2015)............................................................ 378-401 SCAC Team Results at NCAA Spring Championships (1992-2015)................................................................................ 402-420 SCAC Spring Sports Top 10 National Finishes - Team (1992-2015)................................................................................ 421-422 CAC / SCAC National Champions (Team and Individual) & National Player-of-the-Years............................................... 423-424 Year-by-Year Listing of SCAC Schools in NCAA Championships (1991-2015)................................................................ 425-428 CAC/SCAC Spring Sports All-Americans (1963-2015)..................................................................................................... 429-436 SCAC Players-of-the-Week / Spring Sport-by-Sport Listing (1992-2015)........................................................................ 437-457 SCAC Players-of-the-Year / Spring Sport-by-Sport Listing (1992-2015).......................................................................... 458-460

The SCAC 2016 Spring Sports Fact & Record Book was produced, written and edited by Dwayne Hanberry


Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference

SCAC First-Year Players-of-the-Year / Spring Sport-by-Sport Listing (2008-2015).......................................................... 461 SCAC Coaches-of-the-Year / Spring Sport-by-Sport Listing (1992-2015)........................................................................ 462-463 SCAC 15th Anniversary Teams (1992-2006)................................................................................................................... 464 SCAC Top 20 Moments (1992-2011)................................................................................................................................ 465-480 SCAC All-time Coaching Records / Spring Sport-by-Sport Listing (1992-2015).............................................................. 481 Yearly Sport-by-Sport Team Finishes (Men's).................................................................................................................. 482-490 Yearly Sport-by-Sport Team Finishes (Women's)............................................................................................................. 491-495 Other CAC Championships and Historical Footnotes...................................................................................................... 496 Total CAC/SCAC Championships by School (Men's, Women's Combined) .................................................................... 496-498

The SCAC 2016 Spring Sports Fact & Record Book was produced, written and edited by Dwayne Hanberry

Assistant Editors: Bridget Johnson and Breana McCoy

1670 McKendree Church Road - Suite 200 B - Lawrenceville, GA 30043-6676Phone (678) 869-5450 - Fax (678) 869-5452

Sports Information e-mail - [email protected] - http://www.scacsports.com

Commissioner: Dwayne HanberryAssistant Commissioner: Katie Mucci

Sports Information and Multimedia Assistant: Blake Childers


1962-63 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WINS INAUGURAL CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYWashington (Mo.) University clinched the inaugural CAC All-Sports Trophy with victories in three of the four sports settled at the 1963 CAC Spring Sports Festival held at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Va. The Battling Bears from St. Louis, who accumulated five more points than second-place Washington & Lee (110-105), take possession of the 300-pound railroad bell donated to the conference by the Norfolk and Western Railroad.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington (Mo.) 110 1st Place 25 2. Washington & Lee 105 2nd Place 203. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 95 3rd Place 154. Southwestern @ Memphis 75 4th Place 105. Centre College 65 5th Place 5

F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 10 20 5 15 10 5 65SEWANEE 20 15 10 10 20 20 95S'WESTERN (TN.) 15 5 15 25 5 10 75WASH U. 5 25 25 5 25 25 110WASH & LEE 25 10 20 20 15 15 105

1963-64 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYWashington (Mo.) University won its second consecutive CAC All-Sports Trophy with victories in three of the four sports settled at the 1964 CAC Spring Sports Festival held at Centre College in Danville, Ky. The Battling Bears retain posses-sion of the 300-pound Norfolk and Western Railroad bell, the symbol of conference supremecy.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington (Mo.) 125 1st Place 25 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 100 2nd Place 203. Southwestern @ Memphis 97.5 3rd Place 154. Washington & Lee 65 4th Place 105. Centre College 62.5 5th Place 5

F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 7.5 20 10 15 5 5 62.5SEWANEE 25 10 15 10 20 20 100S'WESTERN (TN.) 7.5 25 20 25 10 10 97.5WASH U. 15 15 25 20 25 25 125WASH & LEE 20 5 5 5 15 15 65

1964-65 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MAKES IT THREE STRAIGHT CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHY VICTORIESWashington (Mo.) University earned its third consecutive CAC All-Sports Trophy - picking up titles in five of the seven sports sponsored by the conference. The Battling Bears won outright CAC championships in baseball, basketball, cross country and track and shared the football title with Sewanee. Sewanee won the other two championships (golf and tennis) as host of the 1965 CAC Spring Sports Festival.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington (Mo.) 127.5 1st Place 25 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 117.5 2nd Place 203. Southwestern @ Memphis 82.5 3rd Place 154. Washington & Lee 80 4th Place 105. Centre College 42.5 5th Place 5

F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 7.5 15 5 5 5 5 42.5SEWANEE 22.5 10 15 25 25 20 117.5S'WESTERN (TN.) 7.5 20 10 20 10 15 82.5WASH U. 22.5 25 25 10 20 25 127.5WASH & LEE 15 5 20 15 15 10 80


1965-66 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSWASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WINS FOURTH CONSECUTIVE CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYThe Battling Bears of Washington (Mo.) University made it four straight CAC All-Sports Trophy, taking three of the four spring sport titles as it played host to the rest of the conference at the 1966 CAC Spring Sports Festival. Washington out-pointed second-place Sewanee (130-120) to retain possession of the 300-pound Norfolk and Western Railroad bell - the symbol of conference supremecy.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington (Mo.) 130 1st Place 25 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 120 2nd Place 203. Southwestern @ Memphis 77.5 3rd Place 154. Centre College 65 4th Place 105. Washington & Lee 57.5 5th Place 5

F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 15 15 20 5 5 5 65SEWANEE 25 25 10 25 15 20 120S'WESTERN (TN.) 7.5 5 15 15 20 15 77.5WASH U. 20 20 25 15 25 25 130WASH & LEE 7.5 10 5 15 10 10 57.5

1966-67 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSSOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE BREAKS THROUGH WITH FIRST CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHY WINSouthwestern College @ Memphis snapped Washington (Mo.) University's four-year stranglehold on the CAC All-Sports Trophy, out-pointing the Bears 117.5 to 105. The Lynx won conference championships in golf and track while hosting the 1967 CAC Spring Sports Festival to take possession of the 300-pound Norfolk and Western Railroad bell - the symbol of conference supremecy.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Southwestern @ Memphis 117.5 1st Place 25 2. Washington (Mo.) 105 2nd Place 203. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 87.5 3rd Place 154. Washington & Lee 77.5 4th Place 105. Centre College 62.5 5th Place 5

F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 17.5 5 20 5 5 10 62.5SEWANEE 7.5 10 25 20 10 15 87.5S'WESTERN (TN.) 17.5 20 10 25 20 25 117.5WASH U. 25 15 15 15 15 20 105WASH & LEE 7.5 25 5 10 25 5 77.5

1967-68 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGS

WASHINGTON & LEE WINS FIRST CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYWashington & Lee University made it two straight first-time winners, earning the 1967-68 CAC All-Sports Trophy. The Generals, who hosted the 1968 CAC Spring Sports Festival, won conference championships in basketball and tennis over the course of the year to take over possession of the 300-pound Norfolk and Western Railroad bell - the symbol of conference supremecy.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington & Lee 110 1st Place 25 2. Washington (Mo.) 100 2nd Place 20 Sewanee-Univ. of the South 100 3rd Place 154. Southwestern @ Memphis 80 4th Place 105. Centre College 60 5th Place 5

F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 15 5 20 10 5 5 60SEWANEE 25 10 5 25 20 15 100S'WESTERN (TN.) 5 20 10 15 10 20 80WASH U. 15 15 25 5 15 25 100WASH & LEE 15 25 15 20 25 10 110


WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WINS FIFTH CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYAfter winning the first four CAC All-Sports Trophies, Washington (Mo.) picked up its fifth overall following completion of the 1970 CAC Spring Sports Festival hosted by Sewanee. The Battling Bears of St. Louis won conference championships in cross country and baseball over the course of the 1969-70 season and finished 12.5 points ahead of second-place Sewanee. Also, for the first time, both swimming and wrestling counted toward the President's Trophy standings.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington (Mo.) 157.5 1st Place 25 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 145 2nd Place 203. Southwestern @ Memphis 135 3rd Place 154. Washington & Lee 127.5 4th Place 105. Centre College 110 5th Place 5 F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL SWIM WREST BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 25 20 10 10 10 5 10 5 15 110SEWANEE 17.5 5 5 20 25 15 25 12.5 20 145S'WESTERN (TN.) 17.5 12.5 15 5 5 10 20 25 25 135WASH U. 7.5 25 20 15 20 25 15 20 10 157.5WASH & LEE 7.5 12.5 25 25 15 20 5 12.5 5 127.5


1968-69 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSWASHINGTON & LEE WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYWashington & Lee University earned its second consecutive CAC All-Sports Trophy, defeating second-place Washington (Mo.) by 10 points (122.5 to 112.5). The Generals picked up just one championship at the 1969 CAC Spring Sports Festi-val at Centre College (tennis), but finished no worse than a tie for third in any sport over the course of the academic year to maintain possession of the 300-pound Norfolk and Western Railroad bell.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington & Lee 122.5 1st Place 25 2. Washington (Mo.) 112.5 2nd Place 203. Southwestern @ Memphis 110 3rd Place 154. Centre College 92.5 4th Place 105. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 87.5 5th Place 5 F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 22.5 10 15 5 20 5 15 92.5SEWANEE 12.5 5 5 22.5 25 12.5 5 87.5S'WESTERN (TN.) 22.5 20 25 10 10 12.5 10 110WASH U. 5 25 10 22.5 5 20 25 112.5WASH & LEE 12.5 15 20 15 15 25 20 122.5


WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHY; SIXTH OVERALLThe host school of the 1971 Spring Sports Festival, Washington (Mo.) University, laid claim to its second consecutive CAC All-Sports Trophy and sixth overall as the Battling Bears won the conference title in baseball and finished second in both tennis and track. Washington posted the largest victory margin in the history of the nine-year competition, defeating second-place Sewanee by 27.5 points.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington (Mo.) 165 1st Place 25 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 137.5 2nd Place 203. Washington & Lee 132.5 3rd Place 154. Southwestern @ Memphis 127.5 4th Place 105. Centre College 112.5 5th Place 5

F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL SWIM WREST BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 15 20 10 10 10 20 10 7.5 10 112.5SEWANEE 7.5 10 5 20 25 5 25 25 15 137.5S'WESTERN (TN.) 22.5 5 20 5 5 15 15 15 25 127.5WASH U. 22.5 25 15 15 17.5 25 5 20 20 165WASH & LEE 7.5 15 25 25 17.5 10 20 7.5 5 132.5


1971-72 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSWASHINGTON & LEE GARNERS THIRD CAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHYWith three championships at the 1972 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Southwestern College @ Memphis, Washington & Lee University captured its first CAC All-Sports Trophy in three years and third overall. The Generals won titles in baseball, golf and tennis to pull away from Sewanee and win the President's Trophy by the largest margin in the 10-year history of the league (32.5 points).

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington & Lee 162.5 1st Place 25 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 130 2nd Place 203. Centre College 122.5 3rd Place 154. Southwestern @ Memphis 117.5 4th Place 105. Washington (Mo.) 92.5 5th Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL SWIM WREST BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 22.5 15 15 10 20 5 10 20 5 122.5SEWANEE 7.5 20 5 15 25 15 20 10 12.5 130S'WESTERN (TN.) 22.5 5 15 NT 5 15 15 15 25 117.5WASH U. 7.5 25 NT 5 10 15 5 5 20 92.5WASH & LEE 15 10 15 20 15 25 25 25 12.5 162.5

1972-73 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSWASHINGTON & LEE MAKES IT TWO STRAIGHT CAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHIES; FOURTH OVERALLWashington & Lee cruised to its second consecutive CAC All-Sports title, winning golf and tennis and finishing second in baseball and track at the 1973 Spring Sports Festival hosted by the Generals. The all-sports trophy was the fourth overall for the program. Washington & Lee finished 35 points ahead of second-place Sewanee - the largest margin of victory in the 11-year history of the conference. After existing as a five-team conference for the first 10 years, the loss of Washing-ton (Mo.) University left the league with four schools.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Washington & Lee 155 1st Place 20 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 120 2nd Place 153. Centre College 100 3rd Place 104. Southwestern @ Memphis 70 4th Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL SWIM WREST BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 20 10 10 10 10 20 5 10 5 100SEWANEE 10 15 20 15 15 10 10 15 10 120S'WESTERN (TN.) 10 5 5 NT 5 5 15 5 20 70WASH & LEE 10 20 15 20 20 15 20 20 15 155

1973-74 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSSEWANEE WINS FIRST-EVER CAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHYSewanee athletes won championships in five of the nine CAC sports - cross country, wrestling, swimming, baseball and golf - and placed second in football, basketball and track and took third in tennis to claim its first-ever President's Trophy. The Tigers defeated second-place Centre by 27.5 points. Centre hosted the 1974 CAC Spring Sports Festival, which would be the first and only year the league had just three members. Principia College and Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech-nology were accepted as new members of the CAC with play beginning in 1974-75.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 110 1st Place 15 2. Centre College 82.5 2nd Place 103. Southwestern @ Memphis 67.5 3rd Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL SWIM WREST BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 5 10 15 10 10 7.5 5 15 5 82.5SEWANEE 10 15 10 15 15 15 15 5 10 110S'WESTERN (TN.) 15 5 5 NT NT 7.5 10 10 15 67.5


1974-75 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSFIRST-YEAR MEMBER ROSE-HULMAN EARNS CAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHYRose-Hulman made a splash in its first year in the league, winning the 1974-75 CAC President's Trophy by 25 points over second-place Sewanee. The Engineers won championships in five sports, including three of the four championships decided at the 1975 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Sewanee. The CAC's other first-year member, Principia, won the other spring championship - tennis. Wrestling and swimming were dropped as official CAC-sponsored sports.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 147.5 1st Place 25 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 122.5 2nd Place 203. Centre College 97.5 3rd Place 154. Principia College 80 4th Place 105. Southwestern @ Memphis 77.5 5th Place 5

F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 12.5 15 10 15 20 10 15 97.5PRINCIPIA 5 10 5 10 5 25 20 80 ROSE-HULMAN 25 25 17.5 25 25 5 25 147.5SEWANEE 12.5 20 25 20 15 20 10 122.5S'WESTERN (TN.) 20 5 17.5 5 10 15 5 77.5

1975-76 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN AND SEWANEE TIE IN RACE FOR CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYFor the first time in the 14-year history of the conference, the President's Trophy race ended in a flat-footed tie with Rose-Hulman and Sewanee both totalling 120 points. The trophy is the second for both programs. The two shared cham-pionships in football and basketball and Sewanee won the cross-country title. Rose-Hulman picked up a championship in track at the 1976 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Southwestern College in Memphis.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 120 1st Place 25 Sewanee-Univ. of the South 120 2nd Place 203. Centre College 107.5 3rd Place 154. Southwestern @ Memphis 95 4th Place 105. Principia College 82.5 5th Place 5

F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 12.5 15 15 25 20 5 15 107.5PRINCIPIA 5 10 7.5 10 5 25 20 82.5 ROSE-HULMAN 22.5 20 22.5 10 10 10 25 120SEWANEE 22.5 25 22.5 10 15 15 10 120S'WESTERN (TN.) 12.5 5 7.5 20 25 20 5 95

1976-77 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSCENTRE COLLEGE WINS FIRST CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYCharter member Centre College won its first time CAC All-Sports Trophy in 15 tries, defeating second-place Principia by 10 points (130-120). The Colonels won team titles in baseball and golf at the 1977 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Principia.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Centre College 130 1st Place 25 2. Principia College 120 2nd Place 203. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 110 3rd Place 154. Seanee-Univ. of the South 100 4th Place 105. Southwestern @ Memphis 65 5th Place 5

F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 20 15 20 25 25 15 10 130PRINCIPIA 10 20 5 20 20 20 25 120 ROSE-HULMAN 10 25 25 15 5 10 20 110SEWANEE 25 10 15 5 15 25 5 100S'WESTERN (TN.) 10 5 10 10 10 5 15 65


1977-78 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSPRINCIPIA WINS FIRST CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYFor the second consecutive year, a program won its first-ever CAC President's Trophy. Principia College, in its fourth year as a member of the conference, took home the CAC All-Sports title by out-pointing second-place Rose-Hulman 120-110. The Panthers won championships in both tennis and track at the 1978 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Rose-Hulman to go along with their title in cross country won in the fall.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Principia College 120 1st Place 25 2. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 110 2nd Place 203. Centre College 105 3rd Place 154. Southwestern @ Memphis 100 4th Place 105. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 90 5th Place 5 F'BALL X-CTRY BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 10 20 22.5 22.5 5 10 15 105PRINCIPIA 10 25 10 12.5 15 25 25 120 ROSE-HULMAN 20 10 22.5 12.5 10 15 20 110SEWANEE 10 15 15 5 20 20 5 90S'WESTERN (TN.) 25 5 5 22.5 25 5 10 100

1978-79 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSSOUTHWESTERN WINS FIRST CAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHY SINCE 1966-67It took Southwestern at Memphis 12 years, but the Lynx finally secured the college's second-ever CAC President's Trophy. With a title in baseball at the 1979 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Sewanee, Southwestern finished the 1978-79 season with conference championships in three sports - sharing top honors in football (with Sewanee) and the league's newest sport, soccer (with Principia). With the addition of soccer, the CAC now sponsors eight sports.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Southwestern @ Memphis 135 1st Place 25 2. Centre College 122.5 2nd Place 20 Sewanee-Univ. of the South 122.5 3rd Place 154. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 115 4th Place 105. Principia College 105 5th Place 5

F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 12.5 10 15 25 15 12.5 17.5 15 122.5PRINCIPIA 5 25 22.5 7.5 10 5 10 20 105 ROSE-HULMAN 12.5 15 7.5 17.5 20 12.5 5 25 115SEWANEE 22.5 20 7.5 7.5 5 25 25 10 122.5S'WESTERN (TN.) 22.5 5 22.5 17.5 25 20 17.5 5 135

1979-80 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSSEWANEE CLAIMS THIRD CAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHYSewanee held on to win its third overall CAC President's Trophy, defeating second-place Rose-Hulman by just five points (142.5-137.5) at the 1980 CAC Spring Sports Festival in Danville, Ky. on the campus of Centre College. The Tigers won just one outright championship all year (tennis), but shared the football title with Rose-Hulman and Southwestern and finished second in soccer, basketball and golf.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 142.5 1st Place 25 2. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 137.5 2nd Place 203. Centre College 122.5 3rd Place 154. Southwestern @ Memphis 107.5 4th Place 105. Principia College 90 5th Place 5 F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 10 10 10 10 22.5 25 15 20 122.5PRINCIPIA 5 20 15 5 5 5 20 15 90 ROSE-HULMAN 20 25 5 15 22.5 15 10 25 137.5SEWANEE 20 15 20 20 12.5 20 25 10 142.5S'WESTERN (TN.) 20 5 25 25 12.5 10 5 5 107.5


1980-81 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN WIN THIRD CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHY; FIRST SINCE 1975-76Rose-Hulman clinched its third CAC President's Trophy, winning championships in baseball and track at the 1981 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Southwestern College at Memphis. Over the course of the year, the Engineers also racked up second-place finishes in football, cross country and a shared second-place finish with Centre in basketball. Illinois College joined the CAC in 1980-81, increasing the league's membership to an all-time high of six.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 182.5 1st Place 30 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 162.5 2nd Place 253. Southwestern @ Memphis 157.5 3rd Place 204. Centre College 137.5 4th Place 155. Principia College 132.5 5th Place 106. Illinois College 57.5 6th Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 30 10 10 22.5 5 25 10 25 137.5ILL. COLLEGE 10 NT NT 15 12.5 10 5 5 57.5 PRINCIPIA 5 30 20 5 22.5 5 25 20 132.5 ROSE-HULMAN 25 25 15 22.5 30 15 20 30 182.5SEWANEE 20 20 30 10 12.5 30 30 10 162.5S'WESTERN (TN.) 15 15 25 30 22.5 20 15 15 157.5

1981-82 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYRose-Hulman wrapped up its second consecutive CAC President's Trophy at the 1982 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Principia College in Elsah, Illinois. The Engineers added a track championship to its earlier titles in basketball and football to cruise to a 32.5 points win over second-place Centre. Rose-Hulman becomes the first school to win back-to-back all-sports trophies since it accomplished the feat in its first two years in the league (1974-75 and 1975-76).

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 182.5 1st Place 30 2. Centre College 150 2nd Place 253. Principia College 147.5 3rd Place 204. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 145 4th Place 155. Southwestern @ Memphis 117.5 5th Place 106. Illinois College 92.5 6th Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 15 15 10 25 30 25 15 15 150ILL. COLLEGE 25 5 NT 15 22.5 10 5 10 92.5 PRINCIPIA 5 30 30 5 22.5 5 25 25 147.5 ROSE-HULMAN 30 25 15 30 12.5 20 20 30 182.5SEWANEE 20 20 20 15 5 30 30 5 145S'WESTERN (TN.) 10 10 25 15 12.5 15 10 20 117.5


1982-83 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN MAKES IT THREE STRAIGHT CAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHIESRose-Hulman became the first program to win three straight CAC all-sports trophies since Washington (Mo.) won the trophy the first four years of the league's existence (1962-63 to 1965-66). The Engineers wrapped up this year's title at the 1983 CAC Spring Sports Festival on its own campus - taking home championships in baseball and track while finishing second in both golf and tennis. Rose-Hulman, which also won a title in cross country, finished 32.5 points ahead of Se-wanee. Also, this would be the final year of CAC participation for Illinois College.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 192.5 1st Place 30 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 160 2nd Place 253. Southwestern @ Memphis 155 3rd Place 204. Centre College 132.5 4th Place 155. Principia College 120 5th Place 106. Illinois College 70 6th Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 22.5 15 10 30 5 20 10 20 132.5ILL. COLLEGE 5 5 NT 12.5 22.5 10 5 10 70 PRINCIPIA 12.5 20 15 5 22.5 NT 30 15 120 ROSE-HULMAN 12.5 30 20 20 30 25 25 30 192.5SEWANEE 30 25 25 12.5 12.5 30 20 5 160S'WESTERN (TN.) 22.5 10 30 25 12.5 15 15 25 155

1983-84 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSCENTRE WINS FIRST PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SINCE 1976-77Centre College won its second overall CAC all-sports trophy and first since 1976-77 - nipping defending champion Rose-Hulman 170 to 162.5. The Colonels wrapped up this year's title at the 1984 CAC Spring Sports Festival on its own campus - taking home an out-right title in golf while splitting the baseball championship with Principia. The 1983-84 sea-son was also the first year of competition in the CAC for Fisk University, who replaced Illinois College, and the last year of competition for Principia College.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Centre College 170 1st Place 30 2. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 162.5 2nd Place 253. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 150 3rd Place 204. Southwestern @ Memphis 145 4th Place 155. Principia College 137.5 5th Place 106. Fisk University 50 6th Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 22.5 10 10 30 27.5 30 25 15 170FISK 5 NT NT 12.5 7.5 10 5 10 50 PRINCIPIA 10 15 30 5 27.5 NT 30 20 137.5 ROSE-HULMAN 22.5 25 15 12.5 17.5 20 20 30 162.5SEWANEE 17.5 30 20 20 17.5 25 15 5 150S'WESTERN (TN.) 17.5 20 25 25 7.5 15 10 25 145


1984-85 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN TAKES FOURTH ALL-SPORTS TROPHY IN FIVE YEARSRose-Hulman won its fourth CAC President's Trophy in five years and sixth overall with an outright title in tennis and a shared championship in baseball at the 1985 Spring Sports Festival at Sewanee. The Engineers' six all-sports trophies equals the all-time mark previously held by Washington (Mo.) University. Rose-Hulman, which also placed second in golf and tennis at the festival, out-pointed the host Sewanee 182.5 to 170 to claim the bell. Earlham made its debut in the CAC with a respectable fifth-place finish in the all-sports race - winning a conference title in soccer.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 182.5 1st Place 30 2. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 170 2nd Place 253. Rhodes College 155 3rd Place 204. Centre College 152.5 4th Place 155. Earlham College 125 5th Place 106. Fisk University 45 6th Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 30 10 10 30 17.5 20 20 15 152.5EARLHAM 20 15 30 25 10 15 5 5 125 FISK NT 5 NT 10 5 5 10 10 45RHODES 15 25 25 17.5 27.5 10 15 20 155ROSE-HULMAN 25 30 15 5 27.5 25 25 30 182.5SEWANEE 10 20 20 17.5 17.5 30 30 25 170

1985-86 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN EARNS RECORD-BREAKING SEVENTH CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHYWith championships at the 1986 Spring Sports Festival at Rhodes College in golf and track, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology won its record-breaking seventh CAC all-sports trophy - out-pointing Rhodes by 2.5 points in the closest finish in the race for the "bell" since Rose-Hulman and Sewanee tied in the race for program supremecy in 1975-76. The Engi-neers track title was their eighth straight - tying the longest consecutive title run in any single sport in conference history. Washington (Mo.) won eight straight cross country championships from 1964-1971. The 1985-86 season marked the first since 1982-83 when the same six teams competed in the CAC from the prior season.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 182.5 1st Place 30 2. Rhodes College 180 2nd Place 253. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 165 3rd Place 204. Centre College 157.5 4th Place 155. Earlham College 102.5 5th Place 106. Fisk University 32.5 6th Place 5 (NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 27.5 10 10 30 20 20 25 15 157.5EARLHAM 10 15 27.5 5 10 10 15 10 102.5 FISK NT NT NT 17.5 5 NT 5 5 32.5RHODES 27.5 25 17.5 25 30 15 10 25 180ROSE-HULMAN 17.5 25 17.5 17.5 25 30 20 30 182.5SEWANEE 17.5 20 27.5 10 15 25 30 20 165


1986-87 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN WINS THIRD STRAIGHT CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHY; EIGHTH OVERALLRose-Hulman wrapped up its third consecutive CAC all-sports trophy - racking up the largest point total in the history of the bell race with 197.5 points. The Engineers won titles in golf and track at the 1987 CAC Sports Festival at Earlham - adding to its earlier championships in football, cross country and baseball (shared with Centre). Rose-Hulman has now won a record eight CAC President's Trophies - six of those coming in the last seven years.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 197.5 1st Place 30 2. Centre College 172.5 2nd Place 253. Rhodes College 152.5 3rd Place 204. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 147.5 4th Place 155. Earlham College 112.5 5th Place 106. Fisk University 27.5 6th Place 5

(NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 25 10 10 30 27.5 25 30 15 172.5EARLHAM 10 25 25 5 17.5 10 10 10 112.5 FISK NT NT NT 22.5 5 NT NT NT 27.5RHODES 20 15 30 15 17.5 15 15 25 152.5ROSE-HULMAN 30 30 20 10 27.5 30 20 30 197.5SEWANEE 15 20 15 22.5 10 20 25 20 147.5

1987-88 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN WINS FOURTH STRAIGHT CAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHY; NINTH OVERALLIn addition to winning its record ninth overall CAC President's Trophy, Rose-Hulman became just the second school in conference history to maintain control of "the bell" for four straight years - equaling the mark set by Washington (Mo.) from 1962-63 to 1965-66. With titles in cross country and track during the academic year, the Engineers squeaked by Rhodes College by five points (182.5 to 177.5). And, for the first time since 1976, no school won more than one championship of the four championships decided at the 1988 Spring Sports Festival at Rose-Hulman.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 182.5 1st Place 30 2. Rhodes College 177.5 2nd Place 253. Centre College 170 3rd Place 204. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 157.5 4th Place 155. Earlham College 112.5 5th Place 106. Fisk University 10 6th Place 5

(NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 15 10 25 30 20 30 25 15 170EARLHAM 15 15 20 12.5 20 10 10 10 112.5 FISK NT NT NT 5 5 NT NT NT 10RHODES 30 20 10 22.5 30 20 20 25 177.5ROSE-HULMAN 25 30 15 22.5 20 25 15 30 182.5SEWANEE 15 25 30 12.5 10 15 30 20 157.5


1988-89 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSROSE-HULMAN RUNS CONSECUTIVE ALL-SPORTS TROPHY STREAK TO FIVEIn its final season in the CAC, Rose-Hulman set records for consecutive and overall bell wins - wrapping up the program's fifth straight and 10th overall all-sports title at the 1989 CAC Spring Sports Festival at Sewanee. The Engineers easily out-pointed second-place Rhodes (192.5 to 167.5), winning conference championships in four sports - including a record 11th straight title in track - and taking home second in two others. The 1988-89 campaign was also the last in the CAC for Earlham.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 192.5 1st Place 30 2. Rhodes College 167.5 2nd Place 253. Centre College 160 3rd Place 204. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 152.5 4th Place 155. Earlham College 127.5 5th Place 106. Fisk University 15 6th Place 5

(NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 20 10 20 30 10 25 25 20 160EARLHAM 10 15 25 12.5 30 10 15 10 127.5 FISK NT NT NT 5 5 NT NT 5 15RHODES 25 25 10 20 22.5 20 20 25 167.5ROSE-HULMAN 30 30 15 25 22.5 30 10 30 192.5SEWANEE 15 20 30 12.5 15 15 30 15 152.5

1989-90 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSCENTRE WINS ITS THIRD CAC PRESIDENT'S TROPHY; FIRST SINCE 1983-84Centre won its third CAC all-sports trophy in grand style, defeating Rhodes and Sewanee by a 42.5 points - the largest margin in the history of the bell race. The Colonels totaled a record 205 points, winning conference championships in cross country, football, basketball and golf. The championship in basketball was the eighth straight for Centre. The Col-onels clinched the all-sports title on its home fields at the 1990 CAC Spring Sports Festival in Danville. Millsaps College and Trinity University made their debuts in the CAC - replacing Earlham College and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Centre College 205 1st Place 30 2. Rhodes College 162.5 2nd Place 25 Sewanee-Univ. of the South 162.5 3rd Place 204. Millsaps College 140 4th Place 155. Trinity University 115 5th Place 106. Fisk University 30 6th Place 5

(NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 30 30 20 30 20 30 25 20 205FISK NT NT NT 10 5 NT NT 15 30 MILLSAPS 20 15 25 15 27.5 15 17.5 5 140RHODES 25 25 10 25 12.5 25 10 30 162.5SEWANEE 15 20 30 20 12.5 10 30 25 162.5TRINITY 10 10 15 5 27.5 20 17.5 10 115


1990-91 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSCENTRE WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE PRESIDENT'S TROPHY Centre wrapped up its second consecutive CAC President's Trophy, despite no team titles at the 1991 Spring Sports Festival at Rhodes in Memphis, Tenn. The Colonels are just the second team in CAC history and first since Sewanee split the all-sports title with Rose-Hulman in 1975-76 to take home the bell after no championships in spring sports. However, Centre had built its commanding lead after shared titles in football and basketball and an outright championship in soccer. And the Colonels finished second in tennis and track and tied for second in baseball at the festival - more than enough to hold off second-place Rhodes. This would be the last year of the old six-team CAC as the league reorganized at the end of 1991, added Oglethorpe University (and Hendrix College the following year), introduced women's athletics into the conference and re-named itself the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.

Final Standings Points Scoring System1. Centre College 192.5 1st Place 30 2. Rhodes College 185 2nd Place 253. Sewanee-Univ. of the South 180 3rd Place 204. Millsaps College 137.5 4th Place 155. Trinity University 105 5th Place 106. Fisk University 15 6th Place 5

(NT - No team for that sport.) F'BALL X-CTRY SOCCR BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 27.5 20 30 27.5 22.5 15 25 25 192.5FISK NT NT NT 5 5 NT NT 5 15 MILLSAPS 15 10 20 15 30 25 12.5 10 137.5RHODES 20 30 15 27.5 22.5 30 20 20 185SEWANEE 27.5 25 25 20 12.5 10 30 30 180TRINITY 10 15 10 10 12.5 20 12.5 15 105


1991-92 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSCENTRE, RHODES FINISH IN DEAD HEAT FOR 1991-92 PRESIDENT'S TROPHYAfter 14 conference championships -- eight men's and six women's -- Centre and Rhodes finished tied for the 1991-92 President's Trophy, which is awarded to the conference school with the most points combining men's and women's sports through the all-sports race. Both schools finished with 352.2 points using the scoring system set up the conference. Trin-ity was third with 327.5 points and was followed by the University of the South in fourth with 300, Millsaps fifth with 255, Oglethorpe sixth with 212.5 and Fisk seventh with 85. Hendrix will compete for the Trophy in 1992-93. Centre retains the Trophy -- which is a 300-pound railroad bell donated by the Norfolk & Western Railroad -- due to its status as defending champion from 1990-91.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Centre College 352.5 1st Place 35 Rhodes College 352.5 2nd Place 303. Trinity University 327.5 3rd Place 254. University of the South 300 4th Place 205. Millsaps College 255 5th Place 156. Oglethorpe University 212.5 6th Place 107. Fisk University 85 7th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Centre College 210 1. Rhodes College 152.52. Rhodes College 200 2. Centre College 142.53. Trinity University 185 Trinity University 142.54. University of the South 175 4. University of the South 1255. Millsaps College 162.5 5. Oglethorpe University 1156. Oglethorpe University 97.5 6. Millsaps College 92.57. Fisk University 50 7. Fisk University 35

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 35 20 20 35 20 25 25 30 210FISK 5 5 NT 25 5 NT NT 10 50 MILLSAPS 12.5 10 35 15 35 35 20 NT 162.5OGLETHORPE 12.5 15 NT 15 25 NT 10 20 97.5 RHODES 25 35 27.5 30 12.5 30 15 25 200SEWANEE 20 25 27.5 5 12.5 20 30 35 175TRINITY 30 30 15 15 30 15 35 15 185 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 12.5 35 15 35 15 30 142.5 FISK NT NT 10 5 NT 20 35MILLSAPS 12.5 30 NT 30 20 NT 92.5OGLETHORPE 20 25 25 10 10 25 115RHODES 35 17.5 35 25 25 10 152.5SEWANEE 25 NT 20 15 30 35 125 TRINITY 30 17.5 30 20 35 10 142.5


1992-93 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSRHODES CAPTURES 1992-93 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY FOR ALL-SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPRhodes College, which last year finished in a first-place tie with Centre for the SCAC President's Trophy for all-sports supremacy, came away as the sole champion in the 1992-93 race by edging out The Univesity of the South (Sewanee). Rhodes wrapped up conference championships in four men's sports -- soccer, cross country, basketball and track -- and claimed a pair of second-place finishes in two women's sports -- soccer and volleyball. Rhodes, under director of athletics Mike Clary, finished with 417.5 points using the scoring system of the SCAC. The University of the South placed second with 412.5 points, followed by Centre with 400, Trinity with 390, Oglethorpe and Millsaps each with 287.5, Hendrix with 187.5 and Fisk with 77.5. Rhodes will display "The Bell" for the 1993-94 academic year.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Rhodes College 417.5 1st Place 40 2. University of the South 412.5 2nd Place 353. Centre College 400 3rd Place 304. Trinity University 390 4th Place 255. Oglethorpe University 287.5 5th Place 20 Millsaps College 287.5 6th Place 157. Hendrix College 187.5 7th Place 108. Fisk University 77.5 8th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. University of the South 245 1. Rhodes College 177.52. Rhodes College 240 2. Trinity University 1753. Centre College 230 3. Centre College 1704. Trinity University 215 4. University of the South 167.55. Millsaps College 185 5. Oglethorpe University 1356. Oglethorpe University 152.5 6. Millsaps College 102.57. Hendrix College 85 Hendrix College 102.58. Fisk University 42.5 8. Fisk University 35

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 17.5 30 30 37.5 25 30 30 30 230FISK NT 5 NT 5 7.5 NT 5 20 42.5HENDRIX 10 15 NT 17.5 7.5 15 10 10 85 MILLSAPS 17.5 10 35 17.5 40 40 25 NT 185OGLETHORPE 27.5 25 NT 30 30 10 15 15 152.5 RHODES 40 40 25 37.5 17.5 20 20 40 240SEWANEE 27.5 35 40 25 17.5 25 40 35 245TRINITY 35 20 20 10 35 35 35 25 215 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 25 40 20 40 10 35 170 FISK NT NT 15 5 5 10 35HENDRIX 10 15 10 22.5 15 30 102.5MILLSAPS 17.5 25 5 35 20 NT 102.5OGLETHORPE 17.5 35 25 12.5 25 20 135RHODES 35 30 35 22.5 30 25 177.5SEWANEE 30 20 30 12.5 35 40 167.5 TRINITY 40 10 40 30 40 15 175


1993-94 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSTRINITY UNIVERSITY WINS ITS FIRST SCAC ALL-SPORTS TROPHYThe 1994 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Spring Sports Festival, hosted by Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, Ga., ended today with Trinity University winning its first-ever SCAC All-Sports title. The award, a 300-pound rail-road donated to the conference by the Norfolk and Western Railway and known as the "President's Trophy", is awarded annually to the school with the best overall sports record. Trinity edged out last year's champion Rhodes College by five points to take home the prize.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Trinity University 432.5 1st Place 40 2. Rhodes College 427.5 2nd Place 353. Centre College 400 3rd Place 304. University of the South 395 4th Place 255. Oglethorpe University 285 5th Place 206. Millsaps College 232.5 6th Place 157. Hendrix College 195 7th Place 108. Fisk University 67.5 8th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Trinity University 255 1. Centre College 177.52. Rhodes College 252.5 Trinity University 177.53. Centre College 222.5 3. Rhodes College 175 University of the South 222.5 4. University of the South 172.55. Oglethorpe University 165 5. Oglethorpe University 1206. Millsaps College 137.5 6. Hendrix College 102.57. Hendrix College 92.5 7. Millsaps College 95.58. Fisk University 32.5 8. Fisk University 35

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 30 30 22.5 35 25 20 30 30 222.5FISK NT NT NT 5 7.5 NT 5 15 32.5HENDRIX 25 NT NT 15 7.5 25 10 10 92.5 MILLSAPS 10 20 32.5 10 40 10 15 NT 137.5OGLETHORPE 15 25 NT 40 30 15 20 20 165 RHODES 37.5 40 32.5 30 17.5 30 25 40 252.5SEWANEE 20 35 22.5 22.5 17.5 35 35 35 222.5TRINITY 37.5 15 40 22.5 35 40 40 25 255 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 17.5 40 35 40 10 35 177.5 FISK NT NT 5 5 15 10 35HENDRIX 10 NT 15 32.5 20 25 102.5MILLSAPS 17.5 30 10 32.5 5 NT 95OGLETHORPE 27.5 17.5 25 10 25 15 120RHODES 35 35 30 15 30 30 175SEWANEE 27.5 25 20 25 35 40 172.5 TRINITY 40 17.5 40 20 40 20 177.5


1994-95 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSTRINITY UNIVERSITY WINS ITS SECOND STRAIGHT PRESIDENT'S TROPHYAt the 1995 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Spring Sports Festival, held at Hendrix College in Conway, Ark., Trinity University captured its second consecutive all-sports trophy by winning championships in five sports during the period of April 23-25. The Tigers won titles in baseball, men's and women's tennis, women's track and women's golf. By winning the all-sports championship, Trinity retains the "President's Trophy", a 300-pound railroad bell donated to the conference by the Norfolk and Western Railroad.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Trinity University 522.5 1st Place 40 2. Rhodes College 437.5 2nd Place 353. Centre College 367.5 3rd Place 304. University of the South 357.5 4th Place 255. Oglethorpe University 265 5th Place 206. Southwestern University 252.5 6th Place 157. Millsaps College 235 7th Place 108. Hendrix College 192.5 8th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Trinity University 257.5 1. Trinity University 2652. Rhodes College 227.5 2. Rhodes College 2103. University of the South 202.5 3. Centre College 1704. Centre College 197.5 4. University of the South 1555. Oglethorpe University 160 5. Southwestern University 1456. Millsaps College 145 6. Oglethorpe University 1057. Hendrix College 107.5 7. Millsaps College 90 Southwestern University 107.5 8. Hendrix College 85

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 40 25 35 10 17.5 25 15 30 197.5HENDRIX 12.5 10 NT 30 7.5 10 25 12.5 107.5 MILLSAPS 12.5 5 30 40 35 17.5 5 NT 145OGLETHORPE 25 15 NT 30 30 30 10 20 160 RHODES 32.5 40 20 30 17.5 17.5 30 40 227.5SEWANEE 20 20 25 20 7.5 40 35 35 202.5SOUTHWESTERN 5 35 NT 5 25 5 20 12.5 107.5TRINITY 32.5 30 40 15 40 35 40 25 257.5 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 10 40 25 25 20 20 30 170 HENDRIX 5 5 10 30 NT 10 25 85MILLSAPS 25 20 5 35 NT 5 NT 90OGLETHORPE 25 10 20 10 NT 25 15 105RHODES 35 35 30 20 25 30 35 210SEWANEE 15 30 15 5 35 35 20 155SOUTHWESTERN 25 15 35 15 30 15 10 145 TRINITY 40 25 40 40 40 40 40 265


1995-96 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSTRINITY UNIVERSITY WINS ITS THIRD STRAIGHT PRESIDENT'S TROPHYIn the closest battle since Centre College and Rhodes College finished in a dead heat during the 1991-92 sports cam-paign, Trinity University nipped Rhodes by 2 1/2 points to capture its third consecutive all-sports trophy at the 1996 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Spring Sports Festival held at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn. Over the course of the weekend, the Tigers won titles in men's and women's tennis and men's golf. By winning the all-sports championship, Trinity retains the "President's Trophy", a 300-pound railroad bell donated to the conference by the Norfolk and Western Railroad.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Trinity University 480 1st Place 40 2. Rhodes College 477.5 2nd Place 353. Centre College 412.5 3rd Place 304. University of the South 367.5 4th Place 255. Southwestern University 287.5 5th Place 206. Millsaps College 252.5 6th Place 157. Hendrix College 175 7th Place 108. Oglethorpe University 172.5 8th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Rhodes College 247.5 1. Trinity University 2402. Trinity University 240 2. Rhodes College 2303. Centre College 227.5 3. Centre College 1854. University of the South 202.5 4. University of the South 1655. Millsaps College 145 5. Southwestern University 1556. Southwestern University 132.5 6. MIllsaps College 107.57. Oglethorpe University 127.5 7. Hendrix College 97.58. Hendrix College 77.5 8. Oglethorpe University 45

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 40 35 35 15 30 17.5 20 35 227.5HENDRIX 5 NT NT 35 7.5 5 15 10 77.5 MILLSAPS 17.5 10 20 40 35 17.5 5 NT 145OGLETHORPE 10 30 NT 10 17.5 35 10 15 127.5 RHODES 30 40 35 25 17.5 30 30 40 247.5SEWANEE 25 25 25 30 7.5 25 35 30 202.5SOUTHWESTERN 17.5 15 NT 5 40 10 25 20 132.5TRINITY 35 20 35 20 25 40 40 25 240 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 30 35 25 20 25 20 30 185 HENDRIX 5 10 15 37.5 NT 15 15 97.5MILLSAPS 15 15 10 37.5 20 10 NT 107.5OGLETHORPE 10 5 5 10 NT 5 10 45RHODES 35 40 30 15 40 30 40 230SEWANEE 20 30 20 5 30 35 25 165SOUTHWESTERN 25 20 40 25 NT 25 20 155 TRINITY 40 25 35 30 35 40 35 240


1996-97 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSTRINITY UNIVERSITY WINS ITS FOURTH STRAIGHT PRESIDENT'S TROPHYBy the second-largest margin in conference history, Trinity University defeated Rhodes College by 72.5 points to capture its fourth consecutive all-sports title at the 1997 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Spring Sports Festival held at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas. It could be argued, however, that the real "winner" of the week-end was the weather as all events were effected by the inclement conditions. Men's and women's golf was completely washed out while baseball was forced into a single-elimination format instead of the usual double-elimination schedule. After being pushed back to Sunday, the championship baseball game was shortened to five innings when rain once again ruined the day. Men's and women's tennis struggled to complete its bracket as the seventh/eighth place match and the fifth/sixth place match were not played. The title match in both the men's and women's bracket was not played due once again to rain and a conflict with prior travel arrangements. Men's and women's track and field was the only sport to com-plete its play, even though it took an extra six hours and several teams had left for the airport before the final events were finished.

But in the events that did survive the deluge of rain, the Tigers won titles in men's and women's track and field and a share of both the men's and women's tennis titles. By winning the all-sports championship, Trinity retains the "President's Trophy", a 300-pound railroad bell donated to the conference by the Norfolk and Western Railroad. The trophy is awarded annually to the school with the best overall sports record.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Trinity University 447.5 1st Place 40 2. Rhodes College 375 2nd Place 353. University of the South 330 3rd Place 304. Southwestern University 327.5 4th Place 255. Centre College 275 5th Place 206. Millsaps College 227.5 6th Place 157. Oglethorpe University 160 7th Place 108. Hendrix College 147.5 8th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Trinity University 235 1. Trinity University 212.52. University of the South 195 2. Rhodes College 187.53. Rhodes College 187.5 3. Southwestern University 172.54. Southwestern University 155 4. Centre College 1355. Millsaps College 145 University of the South 1356. Centre College 140 6. MIllsaps College 82.57. Oglethorpe University 87.5 7. Hendrix College 72.58. Hendrix College 75 Oglethorpe University 72.5

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 25 25 22.5 7.5 17.5 - 12.5 30 140HENDRIX 5 NT NT 25 17.5 - 12.5 15 75 MILLSAPS 32.5 10 37.5 25 27.5 - 12.5 NT 145OGLETHORPE 10 20 NT 7.5 27.5 - 12.5 10 87.5 RHODES 32.5 40 22.5 25 7.5 - 25 35 187.5SEWANEE 20 35 30 40 7.5 - 37.5 25 195SOUTHWESTERN 15 15 NT 35 40 - 30 20 155TRINITY 40 30 37.5 15 35 - 37.5 40 235 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 25 35 30 12.5 - 12.5 20 135 HENDRIX 5 NT 5 40 - 12.5 10 72.5MILLSAPS 15 10 25 20 - 12.5 NT 82.5OGLETHORPE 15 15 10 5 - 12.5 15 72.5RHODES 35 40 20 27.5 - 30 35 187.5SEWANEE 15 30 15 12.5 - 37.5 25 135SOUTHWESTERN 30 25 35 27.5 - 25 30 172.5 TRINITY 40 20 40 35 - 37.5 40 212.5


1997-98 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSONE FOR THE THUMB; TRINITY UNIVERSITY WINS ITS FIFTH STRAIGHT ALL-SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPBy the largest margin in conference history, Trinity University defeated Rhodes College by 117.5 points to capture its fifth consecutive all-sports title at the 1998 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Spring Sports Festival held at Centre College in Danville, Kentucky. The Tigers won titles in men's and women's tennis and men's track over the week-end, adding to its titles in men's and women's soccer, football, and men's basketball.

In a season that it dominated, Trinity won seven championships as the Tigers finished no worse than third in any sport during the 1997-98 campaign. The state of Texas claimed 11 of the conference's 15 sports championships as Southwest-ern University won titles in volleyball, women's basketball, women's golf and baseball. Coach Robert Shankman had a hand in all three of Rhodes College's titles -- men's and women's cross country and women's track. Oglethorpe University won its first-ever spring sports championship as its men's golf team brought home the hardware.

By winning the all-sports championship, Trinity retains the "President's Trophy," a 300-pound railroad bell donated to the conference by the Norfolk and Western Railroad. The trophy is awarded annually to the school with the best overall sports record.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Trinity University 545 1st Place 40 2. Rhodes College 427.5 2nd Place 353. Southwestern University 387.5 3rd Place 304. University of the South 375 4th Place 255. Centre College 327.5 5th Place 206. Oglethorpe University 235 6th Place 157. Millsaps College 192.5 7th Place 108. Hendrix College 170 8th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Trinity University 297.5 1. Trinity University 247.52. Rhodes College 207.5 2. Rhodes College 2203. University of the South 202.5 Southwestern University 2204. Centre College 175 4. University of the South 172.55. Southwestern University 167.5 5. Centre College 152.56. Oglethorpe University 150 6. Oglethorpe University 857. Millsaps College 117.5 7. Hendrix College 82.58. Hendrix College 87.5 8. Millsaps College 75

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 30 25 35 27.5 17.5 5 5 30 175HENDRIX 10 10 NT 5 17.5 10 25 10 87.5 MILLSAPS 17.5 5 25 12.5 25 15 17.5 NT 117.5OGLETHORPE 5 15 NT 27.5 30 40 17.5 15 150 RHODES 35 40 25 20 7.5 35 10 35 207.5SEWANEE 25 30 25 35 7.5 20 35 25 202.5SOUTHWESTERN 17.5 20 NT 12.5 40 27.5 30 20 167.5TRINITY 40 35 40 40 35 27.5 40 40 297.5 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 25 35 30 12.5 15 15 20 152.5 HENDRIX 5 5 5 32.5 5 20 10 82.5MILLSAPS 10 10 15 20 10 10 NT 75OGLETHORPE 15 15 10 5 20 5 15 85RHODES 35 40 20 25 30 30 40 220SEWANEE 20 25 25 12.5 25 35 30 172.5SOUTHWESTERN 30 20 40 40 40 25 25 220 TRINITY 40 30 35 32.5 35 40 35 247.5


1998-99 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSTRINITY UNIVERSITY RALLIES TO WIN ITS SIXTH STRAIGHT PRESIDENT'S TROPHYLast season, Trinity University won the all-sports trophy by the largest margin in conference history. Things were much more difficult for the Tigers during the 1998-1999 campaign, as Trinity needed all six of the championships it won on Saturday to defeat DePauw University by 17.5 points and capture the school's sixth consecutive all-sports title at the 1999 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Spring Sports Festival held at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. The Tigers won titles in men's and women's tennis, men's and women's track, baseball and softball over the weekend, adding to its titles in women's soccer, football, volleyball and men's swimming and diving.

Trinity finished the academic year with 10 of the conference's 18 championships. The state of Indiana claimed four of the other eight championships as newcomer DePauw won titles in men's golf, women's cross country and women's basketball, while Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, returning to the conference after leaving following the 1988-89 season, claimed the men's basketball crown. Rhodes College won championships in men's soccer and men's cross country, Southwestern University claimed the women's golf title and the University of the South-Sewanee won the inaugural women's swimming and diving championship. By winning the all-sports championship, Trinity retains the "President's Trophy," a 300-pound railroad bell donated to the con-ference by the Norfolk and Western Railroad. The trophy is awarded annually to the school with the best overall sports record.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Trinity University 775 1st Place 50 2. DePauw University 757.5 2nd Place 453. Rhodes College 630 3rd Place 404. University of the South 562.5 4th Place 355. Centre College 505 5th Place 306. Southwestern University 395 6th Place 257. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 377.5 7th Place 208. Oglethorpe University 297.5 8th Place 159. Hendrix College 265 9th Place 1010.Millsaps College 220 10th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Trinity University 385 1. Trinity University 3902. DePauw University 372.5 2. DePauw University 3853. Rhodes College 317.5 3. Rhodes College 312.54. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 267.5 4. University of the South 3105. University of the South 252.5 5. Centre College 262.56. Centre College 242.5 6. Southwestern University 192.57. Southwestern University 202.5 7. Oglethorpe University 152.58. Oglethorpe University 145 8. Hendrix College 1509. Millsaps College 120 9. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 11010.Hendrix College 115 10.Millsaps College 100

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL SWIM BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 32.5 40 35 25 20 27.5 20 7.5 35 242.5DEPAUW 40 45 45 35 45 27.5 50 45 40 372.5HENDRIX 15 NT NT 7.5 30 35 5 7.5 15 115MILLSAPS 20 10 20 25 NT 17.5 10 17.5 NT 120OGLETHORPE 10 20 NT 25 NT 7.5 32.5 25 25 145RHODES 50 50 40 45 25 7.5 25 30 45 317.5ROSE-HULMAN 5 15 30 50 35 40 45 17.5 30 267.5SEWANEE 32.5 30 25 15 40 17.5 32.5 40 20 252.5SOUTHWESTERN 25 25 NT 7.5 15 45 40 35 10 202.5TRINITY 45 35 50 40 50 50 15 50 50 385 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL SWIM GOLF SOFT TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 40 35 30 17.5 35 20 30 30 25 262.5 DEPAUW 45 50 45 50 40 35 45 35 40 385HENDRIX 15 15 10 45 20 10 NT 25 10 150MILLSAPS 10 10 40 7.5 NT 15 NT 17.5 NT 100OGLETHORPE 30 20 25 25 NT 30 NT 7.5 15 152.5RHODES 35 40 20 17.5 30 45 40 40 45 312.5ROSE-HULMAN NT 25 15 7.5 25 NT NT 17.5 20 110SEWANEE 20 45 5 35 50 40 35 45 35 310 SOUTHWESTERN 25 NT 35 30 15 50 NT 7.5 30 192.5 TRINITY 50 30 50 40 45 25 50 50 50 390


1999-2000 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY SUMMARY / STANDINGSLUCKY SEVEN FOR THE TIGERS; TRINITY UNIVERSITY WINS 2000 PRESIDENT'S TROPHYFor the second consecutive year, the race for the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) President's Trophy came down to a battle of the Tigers - DePauw University and Trinity University. Last season, DePauw held the lead heading into the Spring Sports Festival only to see Trinity rally with six team championships on the final day to take the Trophy. This year at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn., the battle wasn't quite as climatic as Trinity clinched its seventh-consecutive all-sports title with Sunday's softball championship and added titles in men's and women's tennis later in the day to complete the title run.

Trinity finished the academic year with eight of the conference's 18 championships. In addition to those championships won this past weekend, the Tigers claimed conference titles in men's soccer, football, men's basketball, volleyball and women's swimming. DePauw won championships in men's swimming, women's soccer, and men's and women's track and field. Rhodes College won championships in men's and women's cross country and women's golf. Southwestern University claimed the baseball title and Oglethorpe University won the men's golf championship. DePauw and Hendrix College shared the women's basketball crown.

By winning the all-sports championship, Trinity retains the "President's Trophy," a 300-pound railroad bell donated to the conference by the Norfolk and Western Railroad. The trophy is awarded annually to the school with the best overall sports record. Trinity is now just three all-sports championships behind the all-time CAC/SCAC record of 10 held by Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. The Engineers won back-to-back championships in 1974-75 and 1975-76, three in a row from 1980-81 - 1982-83 and five consecu-tive times from 1984-85 - 1988-89. No one has won more consecutive titles than the Tigers and their current streak of seven.

Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Trinity University 777.5 1st Place 50 2. DePauw University 757.5 2nd Place 453. Rhodes College 590 3rd Place 404. University of the South 565 4th Place 355. Centre College 535 5th Place 306. Southwestern University 450 6th Place 257. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 335 7th Place 208. Hendrix College 287.5 8th Place 159. Millsaps College 270 9th Place 1010.Oglethorpe University 262.5 10th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Trinity University 395 1. DePauw University 402.52. DePauw University 355 2. Trinity University 382.53. Rhodes College 307.5 3. University of theSouth 307.54. Centre College 257.5 4. Rhodes College 282.5 University of the South 257.5 5. Centre College 277.56. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 235 6. Southwestern University 232.57. Southwestern University 217.5 7. Hendrix College 162.58. Millsaps College 142.5 8. Oglethorpe University 1309. Oglethorpe University 132.5 9. Millsaps College 127.510.Hendrix College 125 10.Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 100

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL SWIM BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 42.5 35 32.5 30 20 7.5 40 15 35 257.5DEPAUW 35 40 32.5 40 50 27.5 35 45 50 355HENDRIX 5 15 NT 12.5 25 17.5 10 10 30 125MILLSAPS 22.5 5 25 20 NT 40 5 25 NT 142.5OGLETHORPE 12.5 10 NT 5 NT 35 50 5 15 132.5RHODES 42.5 50 42.5 40 30 7.5 20 35 40 307.5ROSE-HULMAN 12.5 25 20 40 35 27.5 30 20 25 235SEWANEE 30 30 42.5 12.5 40 17.5 25 40 20 257.5SOUTHWESTERN 22.5 20 NT 25 15 50 45 30 10 217.5TRINITY 50 45 50 50 45 45 15 50 45 395 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL SWIM GOLF SOFT TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 22.5 35 30 30 35 35 35 25 30 277.5 DEPAUW 50 45 45 47.5 40 40 45 40 50 402.5HENDRIX 15 15 15 47.5 30 NT NT 30 10 162.5MILLSAPS 5 10 35 10 NT 20 27.5 20 NT 127.5OGLETHORPE 30 20 20 15 NT 15 NT 5 25 130RHODES 22.5 50 5 20 20 50 40 35 40 282.5ROSE-HULMAN 10 NT 25 5 15 NT 20 10 15 100SEWANEE 37.5 40 10 37.5 45 30 27.5 45 35 307.5 SOUTHWESTERN 37.5 25 40 25 25 45 NT 15 20 232.5 TRINITY 45 30 50 37.5 50 25 50 50 45 382.5



Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. DePauw University 800 1st Place 50 2. Trinity University 745 2nd Place 453. Rhodes College 602.5 3rd Place 404. University of the South 587.5 4th Place 355. Centre College 525 5th Place 306. Southwestern University 415 6th Place 257. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 365 7th Place 208. Hendrix College 300 8th Place 159. Oglethorpe University 270 9th Place 1010.Millsaps College 250 10th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. DePauw University 410 1. DePauw University 3902. Trinity University 365 2. Trinity University 3803. University of the South 285 3. Rhodes College 3404. Rhodes College 262.5 4. University of the South 302.55. Centre College 260 5. Centre College 2656. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 220 6. Southwestern University 227.57. Southwestern University 187.5 7. Hendrix College 1558. Millsaps College 147.5 8. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 1459. Hendrix College 145 9. Oglethorpe University 127.510.Oglethorpe University 142.5 10.Millsaps College 102.5

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL SWIM BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 35 45 32.5 35 15 15 32.5 15 35 260DEPAUW 45 50 45 40 45 50 45 40 50 410HENDRIX 5 25 NT 5 20 15 25 30 20 145MILLSAPS 10 5 25 47.5 NT 30 5 25 NT 147.5OGLETHORPE 17.5 10 NT 10 NT 35 50 5 15 142.5RHODES 35 40 32.5 25 30 15 10 35 40 262.5ROSE-HULMAN 17.5 20 20 47.5 35 25 20 10 25 220SEWANEE 35 35 45 17.5 40 5 32.5 45 30 285SOUTHWESTERN 25 30 NT 17.5 25 45 15 20 10 187.5TRINITY 50 15 45 30 50 40 40 50 45 365 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL SWIM GOLF SOFT TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 32.5 35 40 45 20 20 17.5 25 30 265 DEPAUW 45 50 45 45 40 45 35 35 50 390HENDRIX 17.5 10 5 35 25 10 17.5 15 20 155MILLSAPS 5 5 20 10 NT 25 27.5 10 NT 102.5OGLETHORPE 17.5 20 15 15 NT 30 NT 5 25 127.5RHODES 25 45 30 30 30 50 45 40 45 340ROSE-HULMAN 10 15 25 5 15 NT 40 20 15 145SEWANEE 40 40 10 45 45 15 27.5 45 35 302.5 SOUTHWESTERN 32.5 25 35 20 35 40 NT 30 10 227.5 TRINITY 50 30 50 25 50 35 50 50 40 380

DEPAUW UNIVERSITY WINS 2000-01 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY; TRINITY'S STREAK BROKEN AT SEVENJust as it had every year since 1994, Trinity University shipped the 300-pound railroad bell, which represents the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference All-Sports Trophy, to the site of the SCAC Spring Sports Festival. Then, after taking another all-sports championship, the Tigers would bring the "Bell" back home to San Antonio.

However, when Trinity shipped the bell to Greencastle, Ind., for the 2001 Spring Sports Festival, this time it was just a one-way trip.

The host school, DePauw University, held a 55-point lead heading into the spring season and maintained that margin over the four-day festival to earn its first SCAC all-sports championship since joining the league three years ago, while snapping the TU Tigers' seven-year stranglehold on the Bell.

DePauw finished with the single-highest all-sports trophy point total in league history, finishing with 800 total points. The DU Tigers won championships in baseball and men's and women's track and field over the weekend, adding to its titles in men's and women's cross country, +football and *women's basket-ball. DePauw was consistent all season, as no single team finished worse than fourth in any sport.

Trinity, which finished with 745 total points, added titles in men's and women's tennis and softball at the Spring Sports Festival to go along with champion-ships in men's and women's soccer, volleyball, +football and men's and women's swimming.

Completing the festival title wrap-up, Oglethorpe University and Rhodes College both defended their men's and women's golf titles respectively. Rounding out the 2000-01 season, University of the South-Sewanee won two championships (+football and *women's basketball) while Centre College (*women's basketball), Millsaps College (#men's basketball) and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (#men's basketball) claimed one conference titleeach.



Combined Standings - Final Points Scoring System1. Trinity University 805 1st Place 50 2. DePauw University 775 2nd Place 453. Rhodes College 602.5 3rd Place 404. University of the South 522.5 4th Place 355. Centre College 520 5th Place 306. Southwestern University 452.5 6th Place 257. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 360 7th Place 208. Hendrix College 300 8th Place 159. Millsaps College 277.5 9th Place 1010.Oglethorpe University 230 10th Place 5

Men's Final Standings Women's Final Standings1. Trinity University 405 1. Trinity University 4002. DePauw University 385 2. DePauw University 3903. University of the South 282.5 3. Rhodes College 332.54. Rhodes College 270 4. Centre College 2755. Centre College 245 5. University of the South 2406. Southwestern University 217.5 6. Southwestern University 2357. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 205 7. Hendrix College 1608. Millsaps College 152.5 8. Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. 1559. Hendrix College 140 9. Millsaps College 12510.Oglethorpe University 122.5 10.Oglethorpe University 107.5

MEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY F'BALL BKTBL SWIM BASEBL GOLF TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 25 40 45 30 15 5 30 15 40 245DEPAUW 47.5 50 40 50 45 27.5 35 40 50 385HENDRIX 15 25 NT 10 20 15 15 20 20 140MILLSAPS 5 5 35 37.5 NT 35 10 25 NT 152.5OGLETHORPE 15 10 NT 5 NT 27.5 50 5 10 122.5RHODES 35 45 25 20 25 15 25 45 35 270ROSE-HULMAN 15 17.5 20 37.5 35 40 5 10 25 205SEWANEE 47.5 30 30 15 40 15 40 35 30 282.5SOUTHWESTERN 30 17.5 NT 25 30 50 20 30 15 217.5TRINITY 40 35 50 45 50 45 45 50 45 405 WOMEN (NT - No team for that sport.) SOCCER X-CTRY V'BALL BKTBL SWIM GOLF SOFT TENNIS TRACK TOTALCENTRE 40 40 22.5 45 15 30 27.5 20 35 275 DEPAUW 45 45 45 50 40 50 35 35 45 390HENDRIX 35 10 NT 7.5 20 20 17.5 25 25 160MILLSAPS 5 5 32.5 7.5 NT 25 45 5 NT 125OGLETHORPE 10 15 12.5 15 NT 15 NT 10 30 107.5RHODES 27.5 50 22.5 35 30 45 27.5 45 50 332.5ROSE-HULMAN 15 20 32.5 20 25 NT 17.5 15 10 155SEWANEE 27.5 30 12.5 30 45 NT 40 40 15 240 SOUTHWESTERN 20 25 40 25 35 40 NT 30 20 235 TRINITY 50 35 50 40 50 35 50 50 40 400

TRINITY UNIVERSITY SURGES TO WIN 2001-02 PRESIDENT'S TROPHY; EIGHTH OVERALL SPORTS TITLE FOR TIGERS IN NINE YEARSWith the highest point total in conference history, Trinity University defeated DePauw University 805 to 775 to claim its eighth SCAC Presidents Trophy in the past nine years. The TU Tigers won championships in mens and womens tennis and softball and also had second place finishes in baseball, mens golf, and mens track and field to erase a 17.5 point deficit heading into the 2002 Spring Sports Festival - whic

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