The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga senior Agathe Sauzon and junior Emily McLennan made the 10-player All-Southern Conference women’s golf team for the third year in a row, and teammate Megan Woods was selected on the five-player all-freshman team. Sauzon was the Mocs’ leader with a 74.70 scoring average this season, which ended in a runner-up finish in the SoCon tournament, and McLennan was close behind at 74.90. Woods’ average was 77.63.
* Scott McKnight was Covenant College’s all-sportsmanship representative as USA South all-conference golf honors announced Thursday.
Tennis
* Covenant’s John Hirte is the men’s tennis coach of the year in the USA South, and the Scots’ Matthew Harvie made the all-conference first team with fellow freshman Chris Cox making the second team and also the all-sportsmanship team. Hirte directed the Scots to an 8-8 record for the most wins in program history, and they were a program-best 5-4 in conference play after going 1-8 against USA South competition in 2014. Harvie is 8-5 at No. 1 singles this year and 6-2 in league matches, and he’s 9-6 and 6-3 in doubles. Cox had nine singles wins and was 6-3 in league play and also helped in six doubles wins. He and Harvie were 8-4 together.
* Covenant freshman Annie DeLuca and sophomore Claire Luger earned USA South women’s tennis all-conference honorable mention, and sophomore Gracie Smith from Chattanooga Christian was the Lady Scots’ all-sportsmanship selection. Luger had nine singles wins and was 7-3 in conference matches in singles, and she and Gretchen Rowe were 10-7, 7-4 at No. 1 doubles. DeLuca won 12 times in singles and was 9-3 in USA South play, where she was 7-3 in doubles to go with an 11-5 overall mark. Smith was 10-6 in singles and 12-3 in doubles, 9-1 in the USAS.