The Southeastern Collegiate Rugby Conference has named the 2021 All-Conference for both Division I and Division II.  Conference and Collegiate Club Rugby National Champs Tennessee and Auburn led the way with 9 players selected from teach team.

Tennessee’s Greg Janowick and Auburn’s Niko Spino were each selected as Player of the Year for the respective divisions.  

Division I 1st Team

Braxton Heard (Tennessee)
Chris O’Sullivan (Georgia)
Taye Olaganju (Georgia)
Greg Janowick (Tennessee)
Josh Bryant (Kentucky)
Wyatt Kelley (Kentucky)
Aidan Gill (Kentucky)
Reid Brandt (Clemson)
Luke Davies (Tennessee)
Marcus McClain (Tennessee)
Austin White (Tennessee)
Keaton Mauldin (Clemson)
Josh Shetler (Tennessee)
Cole Rinklin (Clemson)
Chris Aurich (Clemson)

Division I 2nd Team

Tyler Walenga (Prop, Kentucky)
Jayden Elwood (Center, Kentucky)
Connor Bradley (Flanker, Georgia)
Brian Acklen (Scrumhalf, Georgia)
Rob Cleland (Fullback, Georgia)
Graham Wallace (No. 8, Tennessee)
Tom Pelini (Center, Tennessee)
Jack Rath (Fullback, Tennessee)
Grant Howard (No. 8, South Carolina)
Dan Golden (Center, South Carolina)
John Golden (Center, South Carolina)
Cole Frank (Lock, Clemson)
Tom Goodall (Flyhalf, Clemson)
Harry Robinson (Lock, Clemson)

Division II 1st Team

Garrett Newman (Auburn)
Musa Banat (Memphis)
Tully Day (Memphis)
Jonathan Legrand (Auburn)
Liam Scott (Memphis)
Virgil Pryor (Memphis)
Colby Pearl (MTSU)
Austin Kosco (Auburn)
Mark Dunn (Auburn)
Josh Scott (Memphis)
David Osayi (Georgia Tech)
Faleniko Spino (Auburn)
Carter Sharon (Georgia Tech)
John Sipes (Auburn)
Frankie Quintero (MTSU)

Division II 2nd Team

Joseph Obrocki, (Flanker, Auburn)
James Richardson (hooker, Auburn)
Mason Poje (Fullback, Auburn)
Tyler Watson (Center, Memphis)
Erick Turner (Georgia Tech)
Mitchell Blair (Georgia Tech)
Ethan Damiani (Fullback, Georgia Tech)
Ben Rahimitabar (Hooker, Georgia Tech)
John Budd (Flyhalf, Ole Miss)
Hudson Smith (Center, Ole Miss)
Nick Storer (Scrumhalf, Ole Miss)
Pierre Millard Burruss (Prop, Miss State)
Ethan Ruiz (Wing, Miss State)
Jalen Greatrex (Center, MTSU)
Jaxon Wallace (No. 8, MTSU)