The Florida Gators gained the 2024 SEC softball convention event on Might 11 at Jane B. Moore Area in Auburn, Alabama. The Gators defeated No. 5 Missouri to assert their sixth SEC event championship and tie Alabama for many convention event wins in program historical past.
The Gators earn an computerized bid into the 2024 NCAA event bracket, which shall be revealed Sunday, Might 12 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2. We’re monitoring all the automated DI softball qualifiers and convention tournaments right here.
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2024 SEC convention event bracket
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2024 SEC convention event schedule
All occasions listed in ET. Instances are topic to alter.
- Championship ultimate: Saturday, Might 11
- Recreation 12 – No. 2 Florida 6, No. 5 Missouri 1
- Opening spherical: Tuesday, Might 7
- Recreation 1 – No. 13 Ole Miss 7, No. 12 Kentucky 2
- First spherical: Wednesday, Might 8
- Recreation 2 – No. 8 LSU 3, No. 9 Alabama 2 (14 innings)
- Recreation 3 – No. 5 Missouri 3, No. 13 Ole Miss 1
- Recreation 4 – No. 7 Georgia 6, No. 10 Auburn 5
- Recreation 5 – No. 11 South Carolina 8, No. 6 Mississippi State 4
- Quarterfinals: Thursday, Might 9
- Recreation 6 – No. 8 LSU 2, No. 1 Tennessee 1
- Quarterfinals: Friday, Might 10
- Recreation 7– No. 5 Missouri 3, No. 4 Arkansas 1
- Recreation 8 – No. 2 Florida 9, No. 7 Georgia 4
- Recreation 9 – No. 3 Texas A&M 3, No. 11 South Carolina 2
- Semifinals: Friday, Might 10
- Recreation 10 – No. 5 Missouri 2, No. 8 LSU 1 (F/8)
- Recreation 11 – No. 2 Florida 7, No. 3 Texas A&M 3
SEC event championship historical past
YEAR | CHAMPION |
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1997 | South Carolina |
1998 | Alabama |
1999 | LSU |
2000 | South Carolina |
2001 | LSU |
2002 | LSU |
2003 | Alabama |
2004 | LSU |
2005 | Alabama |
2006 | Tennessee |
2007 | LSU |
2008 | Florida |
2009 | Florida |
2010 | Alabama |
2011 | Tennessee |
2012 | Alabama |
2013 | Florida |
2014 | Georgia |
2015 | Auburn |
2016 | Auburn |
2017 | Ole Miss |
2018 | Florida |
2019 | Florida |
2020 | Canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic |
2021 | Alabama |
2022 | Arkansas |
2023 | Tennessee |