Male: Ryan Yezak, Sr., East Texas Baptist University (Baseball)

Female: Whitney Wyly, Sr., University of Texas at Tyler (Softball)

Lindsey Brotherton, Schreiner

Kyle Shipp, Mary Hardin-Baylor

Bethany Harris, Mississippi College

Michelle Heckmann, Concordia-Austin

Ty Palmer, Texas Lutheran

(co) David Ashlock, Texas-Tyler

(co) Sam Walker, Hardin-Simmons

Josh Fredrick, 3B, Jr., Mary Hardin-Baylor (Baseball)

Malcom Dotson, G, Sr., Texas Lutheran (Basketball)

Andre Williams, G, Sr., Ozarks (Basketball)

David James, Jr., Ozarks (Cross Country)

Jack Moses, LB, Sr., Texas Lutheran (Football)

Kevin Wright, No. 4/3, Jr., Texas-Tyler (Tennis)

Edward Martinez, No. 1/1, Jr., Howard Payne (Tennis)

Terry Smith, Sr., McMurry (Track and Field)

LaQueda Davis, G, Jr., LeTourneau (Basketball)

Priscilla Galliguez, G, Sr., East Texas Baptist (Basketball)

Prachi Jain, Sr., Texas-Dallas (Cross Country)

Candice Nishimura, So., LeTourneau (Golf)

Christin Mickelboro, UTL, Jr., LeTourneau (Softball)

Whitney Wyly, 2B, Sr., Texas-Tyler (Softball)

Ashley Silva, 1B, Sr., Howard Payne (Softball)

Mitzi Morgan, No. 2/1, So., Mississippi College (Tennis)

Lisa Mertz, No. 1/1, Sr., Hardin-Simmons (Tennis)

Gracen Harris, LIB, Sr., Hardin-Simmons (Volleyball)

Aubrey Bratcher, MB, Jr., Texas-Dallas (Volleyball)

Josh is a team captain and is a vocal leader who backs up his words with the way he carries himself. No matter the score, he respects the game of baseball and his opponents. Josh’s genuine character can be seen on the field, in the classroom, and in the community.

Malcom was TLU's Co-Male Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year. A constant team leader and four-year letterman, Dotson was the Bulldogs' spark plug, appearing in 97 career games and scoring 466 points. He was on the 2008-09 ASC West All-Defensive Team and on the 2008-09 ASC Academic All-Conference squad.

Andre Williams was the clear team leader both on and off the court, and as a result won the men’s basketball ASC Sportsmanship Award for the second straight year. A team captain, Williams always displays sportsmanship to opposing players and coaches. His role model example has affected his teammates and opponents alike.

David James leads by example and uses his running abilities to help others within the Clarksville area. James assists two area High Schools by volunteering time with their cross country programs. An All-Region and All-Conference runner, James is a member of the ASC All-Academic Team.

Quincy Daniels is one of the most unselfish athletes that I have ever coached.  He has received incredible accolades from his teammates, coaches, professors, and university administration, which truly exemplifies his unselfish leadership.  Words cannot express the quality and depth of the integrity and character of Quincy Daniels.

Cody was a leader on and off the field for the ETBU football team the past four seasons. He is a dedicated Christian leader on campus who also took the reins of student leadership in the spring, spearheading an effort to increase student involvement in athletic events. He was this year's male winner of the Robert E. Craig Christian Athlete Award at ETBU, given annually to best exemplifies Christian leadership, morals and values.

An All-ASC First Team selection, Moses was the team's leading tackler. He started every game he played as a Bulldog over a four-year career. A team leader and team captain as a senior, Jack always played hard and showed respect to opponents and officials.

Not only known for consistently positive attitude on the links, also known for positive attitude in his work as a practicing minister at a local church and frequent contributor to both the campus and community theatre.

One of just three returning players from 2009, maintained a positive attitude despite LC's men going through the aches of a rebuilding season in 2010.

Kevin Wright has been one of the most well mannered players that I have ever coached. In a self-officiated sport like tennis, he is always giving his opponents the benefit of the doubt and applauded good play.  He acts with the highest level of professionalism in the classroom, on the court, and in the community,  which is why he was selected as the UT Tyler Male Student-Athlete of the Year.

Edward is majoring in Exercise and Sport Management with a Business minor. He garnered Honorable Mention All-West Division honors in the number one singles spot in 2011. He was 5-1 overall in conference singles action this team season. Edward and number one doubles partner Raymond Borjas, were named Honorable Mention All-West Division.

Terry is involved in community service through a McMurry social club and is active in the local chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He is also involved in McMurry’s chapel program and tutors high school athletes. He is a good, encouraging teammate on and off the track.

Leads by example on and off the court. Never lets her 4-11 frame be a hindrance, instead she uses it to bring people closer to her. She always has a big smile win or lose.

Has shown exemplary sportsmanlike conduct as a collegiate basketball player using past experiences to create a deep appreciation for the game in which she plays. She has overcome injuries and faced many obstacles and uses each of her past experiences to assist others in overcoming theirs.  She displays a great amount of passion for competition without losing sight of the fact that each person she competes against is someone that she can positively influence with her actions.

Priscilla ended her two-year career at ETBU this season and was one of the team’s top guards in the backcourt rotation. Her playing time as a senior was limited due to the fact she was also a student in ETBU’s Nursing program, and the responsibilities that go along with that major took her away from a great deal of practice time and even games. Still she managed to contribute and was named co-Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year this season on the All-ASC East women’s basketball team.

Prachi is on the chair for a number of volunteer organizations on campus. She often tells me that she has encouraging words to say to runners on the course. She is a true team player.

Ivy helped MC to back-to-back ASC Championships in her freshman and sophomore seasons, and has been an integral part of the MC Track & Field Team, as well. Price has been a team captain and has been an encouragement to her teammates over her four years. Ivy and the Lady Choctaws shared the SAAC Team Sportsmanship Award with Hardin-Simmons.

Is an exceptional athlete that has a great sportsmanship attitude toward her team and her competitors. She never allows a poor shot or a bad score get to her and she quickly moves on from the occurrence without showing any type of undesirable behavior. Candice allows her teammates and her competitors to see Christ through her in everyday actions in the classroom and on the course.

Danica is the team captain for ETBU's women's soccer team and has been a standout and team leader since her freshman season in 2008. She is an outstanding student, having been an ASC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete in the fall. He was this year's female winner of the Robert E. Craig Christian Athlete Award at ETBU, given annually to best exemplifies Christian leadership, morals and values.

Is an active member in her church and is also active in her community through service projects with the softball team and works with young players at softball camps. She has established herself as team leader by respecting her teammates, coaches, and opponents, all while being humble on the softball field.

Ashley graduated in May with a degree in Spanish Education and minor in Exercise and Sports Science/Coaching. She served as president of the HPU Student Athlete Advisory Committee, member of Delta Chi Rho and Kappa Delta Pi (Education Honors Society). She received the Tami Pattillo Memorial Award for the second time this year. Ashley is a four-time All-Conference player at first base and a three-time Academic All-Conference selection for the Lady Jacket softball team. She has also been a member of the ASC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete team.

Mitzi earned a First Team All-ASC East Division selection and was part of a team that earned the SAAC Spring Team Sportsmanship Award. Morgan was also selected as the ASC East Division Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year.

She has been named the ASC Women’s Tennis Sportsmanship athlete of the year twice and she has also been the ASC MVP twice. Her unassuming dominance of opponents is well respected around the league.

Jennifer finished third in the ASC Track and Field Championships in the 5,000m (20:03.66) and 10,000m (43:02.01) while being named ASC Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year. Cooper and the Lady Choctaws also took home the prize of the SAAC Team Sportsmanship Award.

Team captain for the ASC Champion Cowgirls. Leader on and off the court. Always went out of her way to be courteous to opponents and officials.

Aubrey is a self-less player with regard to our team’s success. She has changed positions & roles for us each season with out complaint. She organized our team community service last semester with Habitat for Humanity. Last season, Aubrey found an opponent’s jersey at a crossover tournament, took it home, washed it and gave to our staff to return to the player. This is just how classy she is.