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All-Sports Award Winners

 
Releases Points Tallies Booklet
2024-25 Release 2024-25 Tallies 2024-25 Booklet
2023-24 Release 2023-24 Tallies 2023-24 Booklet
2022-23 Release 2022-23 Tallies
2021-22 Release 2021-22 Tallies
2020-21 Release 2020-21 Tallies
2019-20 - N/A 2019-20 - N/A
2018-19 Release 2018-19 Tallies
2017-18 Release 2017-18 Tallies
2016-17 Release 2016-17 Tallies
2015-16 Release 2015-16 Tallies
2014-15 Tallies
2013-14 Tallies
2012-13 Tallies
2011-12 Tallies
 
NOTE: No winners were named for 2019-20 due to winter championships and
spring sports being suspended in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Points are awarded in a descending order beginning with 9 points for champions or first-place regular-season finishes. The second place team receives 7 points. Tied teams split the point total. 

The Mary McLeod Bethune and Talmadge Layman Hill Awards

The Mary McLeod Bethune Award, named after the founder of Bethune-Cookman College, awards the top overall women's athletic program during the course of one full academic year. The first Mary McLeod Bethune award was giving in 1987 to Delaware State University. Hampton leads all MEAC schools with 14 Women's Awards.

The men's All-Sports Award is named after the late Talmadge Layman Hill, a former player and coach at Morgan State, and former Chairman of the MEAC Steering and Planning Committee, as well as the conference's first President. Howard University was the recipient of the first Talmadge Layman Hill Award in 1972. Norfolk State holds the men's record with 13 awards.