List of Southeastern Conference champions The Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) sponsors nine men ' s sports and twelve women ' s sports . This is a list of conference champions for each sport . Also see the list of SEC national champions . Football . All 14 SEC schools play football . Divisional champions . Since the SEC expanded in 1992 Divisional Champions have been crowned . Occasionally , a tie between two or more teams occurs , requiring a tie - break . All teams involved in the tie breaker are considered Co - Divisional Champions , and the winner of the tie - breaker is the division ' s representative to the Championship Game . Below is list of all Divisional Champions and Co - Champions ; * denotes tie - break winner and subsequent division representative to the SEC Championship Game . In 1993 Auburn finished first in the West standings but was ineligible due to NCAA probation and postseason ban . In 2002 Alabama finished first in the West standings but was ineligible due to NCAA probation and postseason ban . Southern Conference Football Champions . The Southern Conference was an immediate predecessor to the SEC , with all charter SEC schools having been members before leaving to form the SEC after the 1932 season . 1922 - Georgia Tech , North Carolina , Vanderbilt < br > 1923 - Vanderbilt , Washington & Lee < br > 1924 - Alabama < br > 1925 - Alabama , Tulane < br > 1926 - Alabama < br > 1927 - Georgia Tech , NC State , Tennessee < br > 1928 - Georgia Tech < br > 1929 - Tulane < br > 1930 - Alabama , Tulane < br > 1931 - Tulane < br > 1932 - Auburn , LSU , Tennessee Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association . The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association ( SIAA ) was a predecessor to the Southern Conference , with every current and former member of the SEC except Arkansas and Missouri having been members . 1895 - North Carolina < br > 1896 - Georgia , LSU < br > 1897 - Vanderbilt < br > 1898 - Sewanee < br > 1899 - Sewanee < br > 1900 - Auburn , Clemson < br > 1901 - Vanderbilt < br > 1902 - Clemson , LSU < br > 1903 - Cumberland , Sewanee , Vanderbilt < br > 1904 - Vanderbilt < br > 1905 - Vanderbilt < br > 1906 - Vanderbilt < br > 1907 - Vanderbilt < br > 1908 - LSU < br > 1909 - Sewanee < br > 1910 - Vanderbilt < br > 1911 - Vanderbilt < br > 1912 - Vanderbilt < br > 1913 - Auburn < br > 1914 - Tennessee < br > 1915 - Vanderbilt < br > 1916 - Georgia Tech < br > 1917 - Georgia Tech < br > 1918 - Georgia Tech < br > 1919 - Auburn < br > 1920 - Georgia , Georgia Tech , Tulane < br > 1921 - Centre , Georgia Tech Men ' s Basketball . All 14 SEC schools play men ' s basketball . Although this article lists both regular - season and tournament champions , the SEC has awarded its official men ' s basketball championship based solely on regular - season record since the 1950 – 51 season , whether or not the tournament existed at a given time . The tournament , however , does determine the SEC ' s automatic berth in the NCAA tournament . Champions . Official SEC champions in bold . Division champions ( 1992 – 2011 ) . From 1992 – 2011 the Southeastern Conference played basketball with two separate divisions , East and West . Women ' s Basketball . All 14 schools play women ' s basketball . Although the SEC began sponsoring women ' s basketball competition in the 1979 – 80 season , it was not fully integrated into the conference until the 1982 – 83 season , which was the first in which each team played the same number of conference games . Also , although this article lists both regular - season and tournament champions , the SEC has officially awarded its conference title based solely on the regular - season standings since the 1985 – 86 season . From 1980 to 1985 , the official SEC champion was the tournament winner , but the tournament now only determines the recipient of the SEC ' s automatic berth in the NCAA tournament . Baseball . All 14 SEC schools play baseball . The method to determine the SEC Champion has varied greatly : Champions . Official SEC champions in bold . Softball . All SEC schools except Vanderbilt play softball . Tournament Runners - Up . 1997 - Florida < br > 1998 - Mississippi State < br > 1999 - Arkansas < br > 2000 - LSU < br > 2001 - South Carolina < br > 2002 - Georgia < br > 2003 - LSU < br > 2004 - Georgia < br > 2005 - Georgia < br > 2006 - LSU < br > 2007 - Florida < br > 2008 - Alabama < br > 2009 - Alabama < br > 2010 - LSU < br > 2011 - Georgia < br > 2012 - Florida < br > 2013 - Missouri Other Division Winners . 1997 - LSU ( West ) < br > 1998 - LSU ( West ) < br > 1999 - Tennessee , South Carolina ( East ) < br > 2000 - Kentucky ( East ) < br > 2001 - South Carolina ( East ) < br > 2002 - South Carolina ( East ) < br > 2003 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2004 - Tennessee ( East ) < br > 2005 - Georgia ( East ) < br > 2006 - Georgia ( East ) < br > 2007 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2007 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2008 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2009 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2010 - Florida ( East ) < br > 2011 - Florida ( East ) < br > 2012 - Tennessee ( East ) < br > 2013 - LSU ( West ) Swimming and Diving . Ten SEC schools participate in men ' s swimming and diving : Alabama , Auburn , Florida , Georgia , Kentucky , LSU , Missouri , South Carolina , Tennessee and Texas A & M . Twelve SEC schools participate in women ' s swimming and diving : Alabama , Auburn , Arkansas , Florida , Georgia , Kentucky , LSU , Missouri , South Carolina , Tennessee , Texas A & M , and Vanderbilt . Only the two Mississippi schools do not sponsor the sport . Men ' s Tennis . All SEC schools play men ' s tennis except for Missouri . From 1953 - 1989 , the SEC Champion was determined by the accumulation of points in an individual flighted tournament ( there was not a separate team tournament champion ) . In 1990 , a team dual match format was instituted for the conference tournament which provided the SEC Tournament Champion . From 1990 - 98 , the SEC Champion was determined by a total aggregate points accumulated at the conclusion of the conference tournament : one full point was awarded for each regular - season conference win , one - half point for wins in the first two rounds of the conference tournament , one - half point for receiving a first - round bye in the conference tournament and one full point for a win in the conference tournament semifinals and finals . For the 1999 season , the same points system was in place with a couple of changes : one full point for first - round bye in the conference tournament and one full point for a win in any round of the conference tournament . In 2000 , the SEC changed the determination of its tennis regular season champion to the team with the best winning percentage in conference regular - season dual matches . Tournament Runners - Up . 1990 - Georgia < br > 1991 - Mississippi State < br > 1992 - LSU < br > 1993 - Mississippi State < br > 1994 - Mississippi State < br > 1995 - LSU < br > 1996 - Georgia < br > 1997 - Georgia < br > 1998 - Georgia < br > 1999 - Georgia < br > 2000 - Georgia < br > 2001 - Tennessee < br > 2002 - Auburn < br > 2003 - Florida < br > 2004 - Ole Miss < br > 2005 - Tennessee < br > 2006 - Ole Miss < br > 2007 - Ole Miss < br > 2008 - Florida < br > 2009 - Tennessee < br > 2010 - Florida < br > 2011 - Kentucky < br > 2012 - Kentucky Other Division Winners . 2002 - Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2003 - Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2004 - Florida ( East ) < br > 2005 - Florida ( East ) , Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2006 - Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2007 - Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2008 - Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2009 - Georgia ( East ) < br > 2010 - Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2011 - Mississippi State ( West ) < br > 2012 - Mississippi State ( West ) < br > 2013 - Texas A & M , Ole Miss ( West ) Women ' s Tennis . All 14 SEC schools play women ' s tennis . In 2000 , the SEC changed the determination of its tennis champions to the team with the best winning percentage in conference regular - season dual matches ( 11 matches ) . Before this , a points system was used in which full - or half - points were awarded for wins during the season as well as during the conference tournament . Tournament Runners - Up . 1990 - Georgia < br > 1991 - Georgia < br > 1992 - Georgia < br > 1993 - Georgia < br > 1994 - Florida < br > 1995 - Georgia < br > 1996 - Vanderbilt < br > 1997 - Georgia < br > 1998 - Georgia < br > 1999 - Florida < br > 2000 - Georgia < br > 2001 - Tennessee < br > 2002 - South Carolina < br > 2003 - Georgia < br > 2004 - Vanderbilt < br > 2005 - Kentucky < br > 2006 - Kentucky < br > 2007 - Florida < br > 2008 - Florida < br > 2009 - Tennessee < br > 2010 - Tennessee < br > 2011 - Tennessee < br > 2012 - Georgia Other Division Winners . 2002 - Auburn ( West ) < br > 2003 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2004 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2005 - Mississippi State , Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2006 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2007 - LSU , Auburn ( West ) < br > 2008 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 2009 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 2010 - Ole Miss ( West ) < br > 2011 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2012 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2013 - Florida , Georgia ( East ) , Texas A & M ( West ) Women ' s Gymnastics . Eight SEC schools participate in woman ' s gymnastics : Alabama , Arkansas , Auburn , Florida , Georgia , Kentucky , LSU , and Missouri . Soccer . All 14 schools play women ' s soccer . While only women ' s soccer is sponsored by the SEC , Kentucky and South Carolina both have men ' s soccer teams in Conference USA . Tournament Runners - Up . 1993 - Arkansas < br > 1994 - Auburn < br > 1995 - Alabama < br > 1996 - Arkansas < br > 1997 - Vanderbilt < br > 1998 - Vanderbilt < br > 1999 - Mississippi < br > 2000 - Georgia < br > 2001 - Auburn < br > 2002 - Florida < br > 2003 - Florida < br > 2004 - Tennessee < br > 2005 - Auburn < br > 2006 - Florida < br > 2007 - Georgia < br > 2008 - Georgia < br > 2009 - LSU < br > 2010 - South Carolina < br > 2011 - Florida < br > 2012 - Auburn Other Division Winners . 1995 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 1996 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 1997 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 1998 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 1999 - Mississippi ( West ) < br > 2000 - Mississippi ( West ) < br > 2001 - Mississippi State , Auburn ( West ) < br > 2002 - Tennessee ( East ) < br > 2003 - Auburn ( West ) < br > 2004 - Auburn ( West ) < br > 2005 - Mississippi ( West ) < br > 2006 - Auburn ( West ) < br > 2007 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2008 - Auburn , LSU ( West ) < br > 2009 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2010 - Auburn ( West ) < br > 2011 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2012 - Texas A & M ( West ) Volleyball . Thirteen SEC schools play women ' s volleyball ; Vanderbilt does not . The SEC does not currently sponsor men ' s volleyball . The SEC Volleyball Tournament was suspended for three seasons after the 2005 season . It was not renewed , but , with the NCAA on the verge of officially adding sand volleyball to its Emerging Sports List , the conference ' s coaches instead sponsored a Commissioner ' s Cup tournament for that variation of the sport . The tournaments , which were held in mid - April between 2008 – 10 , were won by Georgia , South Carolina , and LSU respectively . Tournament Runners - Up . 1979 - Tennessee < br > 1980 - Tennessee < br > 1981 - Alabama < br > 1982 - LSU < br > 1983 - Tennessee < br > 1984 - Kentucky < br > 1985 - LSU < br > 1986 - Georgia < br > 1987 - Florida < br > 1988 - Tennessee < br > 1989 - Kentucky < br > 1990 - Georgia < br > 1991 - Florida < br > 1992 - LSU < br > 1993 - Georgia < br > 1994 - Georgia < br > 1995 - Arkansas < br > 1996 - Arkansas < br > 1997 - Florida < br > 1998 - Arkansas < br > 1999 - Arkansas < br > 2000 - LSU < br > 2001 - Arkansas < br > 2002 - Arkansas < br > 2003 - Arkansas < br > 2004 - Florida < br > 2005 - Alabama Other Division Winners . 1995 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 1996 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 1997 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 1998 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 1999 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 2000 - Alabama ( West ) < br > 2001 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 2002 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 2003 - Arkansas ( West ) < br > 2004 - Arkansas , Alabama ( West ) < br > 2005 - LSU , Arkansas ( West ) < br > 2006 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2007 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2008 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2009 - Kentucky ( East ) < br > 2010 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2011 - LSU ( West ) < br > 2012 - Texas A & M ( West ) Indoor Track and Field . All 14 SEC schools participate in both men ' s and women ' s indoor track & field . Outdoor Track and Field . All 14 SEC schools participate in women ' s outdoor track & field while 13 schools ( excluding Vanderbilt ) participate in men ' s outdoor track and field . Cross Country . 13 SEC schools participate in men ' s cross country , South Carolina does not . All 14 SEC schools participate in women ' s cross country . Golf . All 14 SEC schools play both men ' s and women ' s golf . Equestrian . Four SEC schools compete in Women ' s Equestrian : Auburn , Georgia , South Carolina and Texas A & M . The first conference championship was contested in 2013 .