With SEC baseball gearing up for tournament play, the regular season for the 2017-18 academic year in the conference is officially over. Now that regular-season is completed, the points to decide the GateHouse Media SEC All-Sports awarded have been tabulated.

After all the dust has settled, Florida comes away with the Men’s and the overall SEC All-Sports Awards. The Georgia Bulldogs won the Women’s award.

Here’s how the points system works, via a Florida press release:

Points are awarded based on the number of competing teams in a sport (e.g. – 14 teams compete in SEC baseball, giving the winner 14 points, second gets 13, etc. Four teams compete in equestrian, awarding four points to the winner). A program’s points total is divided by the total number of teams competing in the sports the school fields and that quotient ranks the teams in the final GateHouse Media standings. The sports of cross country, indoor and outdoor track & field are combined. A program’s outdoor track finish makes up half, while the remaining two quarters are based on the cross country and indoor finishes.

Florida’s Overall and Men’s titles were helped by the Gators’ regular-season league titles in baseball, softball, men’s swimming & diving, men’s outdoor track & field, women’s outdoor track & field and volleyball. This year’s Overall title is the 28th in UF history and 12th-straight for the program.

“The level of competition across Southeastern Conference sports is so challenging, with many league teams contending for national titles. To win the SEC All-Sports trophy is a credit to the efforts of our coaches and the Gator athletes,” Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin said in a release.

Here’s how all 14 programs fared in the 2017-18 season:

Figures via FloridaGators.com:

2017-18 SEC All-Sports Overall All-Sports Standings
Place School Total # of 
Part. teams		 Points Quotient
1 Florida 208 159 0.76442
2 Georgia 212 145.5 0.68632
3 Texas A&M 204 131 0.64216
4 Arkansas 198 113 0.57071
5 South Carolina 204 114 0.55882
6 Auburn 212 117.5 0.55425
7 Tennessee 200 104 0.52000
8 Kentucky 208 106.5 0.51202
9 Alabama 208 104 0.50000
10 LSU 208 99.5 0.47837
11 Vanderbilt 151 69 0.45695
12 Mississippi 178 78.5 0.44101
13 Mississippi State 178 77 0.43258
14 Missouri 195 79.5 0.40769
Men 
Place School Total # of 
Part. teams		 Points Quotient
1 Florida 92 75 0.8750
2 Texas A&M 92 61 0.6630
3 Auburn 92 59.5 0.6467
4 Georgia 92 58 0.6304
5 Arkansas 82 51 0.6220
6 Alabama 92 50 0.5435
7 Tennessee 92 48 0.5217
8 Kentucky 92 45 0.4891
9 Mississippi State 82 39 0.4756
10 LSU 92 43.5 0.4728
11 Mississippi 82 37.5 0.4573
12 Vanderbilt 69 31 0.4493
13 South Carolina 92 40.5 0.4402
14 Missouri 79 30 0.3797
Women 
Place School Total # of 
Part. teams		 Points Quotient
1 Georgia 120 87.5 0.7292
2 Florida 116 84 0.7241
3 South Carolina 112 73.5 0.6563
4 Texas A&M 112 70 0.6250
5 Arkansas 116 62 0.5345
6 Kentucky 116 61.5 0.5302
7 Tennessee 108 56 0.5185
8 Auburn 120 58 0.4833
9 LSU 116 56 0.4828
10 Alabama 116 54 0.4655
11 Vanderbilt 82 38 0.4634
12 Mississippi 96 41 0.4271
13 Missouri 116 49.5 0.4267
14 Mississippi State 96 38 0.3958