Awards:
The Southeastern Women's Lacrosse League gives out awards each
year at the championship games at the end of the season. The SWLL Champion, Runner-up, and Most
Improved teams are recognized, and the All-SWLL Teams, made up of the best players in the league,
is announced. The attack and defense Players of the Year are named. In addition, the league
gives out its Eames Sportsmanship award and recognizes the top college-aged official.
The league is unique in that the Sportsmanship Award is its biggest award, and that
it has an award to recognize a college-aged official. For 2002 the league has also added a
Coach of the Year award.
The 2007 SWLL Awards
The
2006 SWLL Awards
The 2005 SWLL Awards
The 2001 SWLL Awards
The 2000 SWLL Awards
The 1999 SWLL Awards
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2002 SWLL Awards
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The All-SWLL First Team
Alexis Watson - East Carolina
Viki Royer - Clemson
Kelly Filipkowski - Florida State
Alicia Chang - Emory
Alex Lane - Emory
Jessica Heyn - Tennessee
Erin Hogan - Florida
Brette Wilson - Auburn
Karla Howlett - Auburn
Heidi Mella - Georgia
Meghan McDonogh - Georgia
Laura Reiss - Georgia
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The All-SWLL Second Team
Megan Mitchell - East Carolina
Christina Soldo - Furman
Kerry Watson - Central Florida
Ashley Niller - Clemson
Kelly Stolt - Clemson
Jaime Morganstern - Emory
Ashlie Duncan - Tennessee
Amanda Lillie - Tennessee
Paige Werner - Tennessee
Lucy Young - Florida
Lauren Chianese - Florida
Ann Pong - Auburn
Sarah Reppert - Auburn
Mary Katherine Ham - Georgia
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Team Awards:
SWLL Champion: University of Georgia
SWLL Runner-up: Auburn University
Most Improved Team: University of Tennessee
Individual Awards:
Most Valuable Player of the SWLL Championship Game: Nadia Meliani - Auburn
Attack Player of the Year: Kelly Filipkowski - Florida State
Defense Player of the Year: Laura Reiss - Georgia
Coach of the Year: Holly Kinney - East Carolina
Top College Umpire: Jenny Pugh - Georgia
The Eames Sportsmanship Award:
Jess Giddings - Georgia
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Additional SWLL Accolades
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SWLL Nominees for All-American
Kelly Filipkowski (FSU), Viki Royer (Clemson), Alicia Chang (Emory),
Jessica Heyn (Tennessee), Erin Hogan (Florida), Laura Reiss (UGA), and Karla
Howlett (Auburn)
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