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Atkinstall-Daley, Horvath Named Brad Davis SEC Community Service Award Winners
5/1/2025 | Track and Field, Rifle, Social Responsibility & Engagement
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley of Ole Miss men's track & field and Lea Horvath of Ole Miss rifle have been named Ole Miss winners of the Brad Davis SEC Community Service Award for 2024-25, the conference announced on Thursday.
The award honors one male and female student-athlete from each of the SEC's 16 member institutions. The school award winners are nominees for the Brad Davis Community Service Leaders of the Year Award, which will be announced later in May. School winners receive a $7,500 postgraduate scholarship, and the winners of the Brad Davis Community Service Leaders of the Year each receive a $15,000 postgraduate scholarship, both provided by the SEC.
Atkinstall-Daley – a senior from Spanish Town, Jamaica majoring in law studies – ranks among the top triple jumpers in Ole Miss history, currently ranking 10th outdoors and 11th indoors in the Rebel record books. He was an honorable mention All-American outdoors in the triple jump in 2024, and he has a superb record in the classroom as well with two USTFCCCA All-Academic honors to his name
In the community, Atkinstall-Daley has already been honored as a member of the 2024 SEC Community Service Team, as well as a member of the 2025 Spring Allstate NACDA Good Works Team.
Atkinstall-Daley's community service efforts include: Adopt-a-Basket, an athletic department initiative that donates more than 100 Thanksgiving baskets to families in need throughout the Lafayette-Oxford-University community; Ole Miss' morning carpool program, where student-athletes greet children throughout morning carpool drop-offs at local elementary schools; Feed the Sip, a food sustainability project within the Stronger Together MS Initiative that collects non-perishable food items for elementary students in Tunica and Quitman counties; A Night to Shine, the Tim Tebow Foundation event that hosts a community-wide prom night for individuals with disabilities; a water drive for residents in Jackson, Mississippi during the city's water crises that collected more than 5,000 bottles of water; and Books and Bears, which works in support of the Black Faculty and Staff organization to collect new books and stuffed bears to donate to families of Ole Miss facilities employees.
Horvath – a senior from Komárom, Hungary – is one of the most decorated shooters in the history of Ole Miss rifle. In her time as Rebel, Horvath earned nine All-America honors and 12 all-conference nods while leading the Rebels to several of their best national finishes all-time. Horvath has been a star academically as well, winning GARC Scholar-Athlete of the Year twice while earning national scholastic honors from the CRCA three times.
Horvath's community service efforts include: Adopt-a-Basket, an athletic department initiative that donates more than 100 Thanksgiving baskets to families in need throughout the Lafayette-Oxford-University community; Feed the Sip, a food sustainability project within the Stronger Together MS Initiative that collects non-perishable food items for elementary students in Tunica and Quitman counties; The Ole Miss Big Event's Trick or Treat event, which involved playing games and distributing candy with children in the community for Halloween; Ole Miss Athletics' Trunk or Treat event, where volunteers decorated trunks and wore costumes while passing out candy and playing games with local families and children; and the Oxford Parks Commission's National Girls and Women in Sports Day, where volunteers assisted with organizing and executing an event that celebrated the achievements of girls and women in sports.
The SEC Community Service Postgraduate Scholarship is named for former Associate Commissioner Brad Davis, who succumbed to cancer on March 2, 2006. He had been a member of the SEC staff since 1988, first serving as an assistant commissioner until 1994 when he was promoted to associate commissioner.
2024-25 Men's Brad Davis SEC Community Service Award Winners
Julian Collins, Track & Field, Alabama
Brandon Battle, Track & Field, Arkansas
Andrew Simmons, Swimming & Diving, Auburn
Jadon Maddux, Track & Field, Florida
Chaz Chambliss, Football, Georgia
Jackson Watts, Track & Field/Cross Country, Kentucky
Welsh Hotard, Men's Tennis, LSU
Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley, Track & Field, Ole Miss
Keldrick Turner, Track & Field, Mississippi State
Will Whittington, Swimming & Diving, Missouri
Zach Schmit, Football, Oklahoma
Jacobi Wright, Basketball, South Carolina
Colby Backus, Baseball, Tennessee
Coby Carrozza, Swimming & Diving, Texas
Carter Bajoit, Track & Field, Texas A&M
Graham Calton, Basketball, Vanderbilt
2024-25 Women's Brad Davis SEC Community Service Award Winners
Kailyn Winter, Swimming & Diving, Alabama
Allie Thome, Swimming & Diving, Arkansas
Sophia Groth, Gymnastics, Auburn
Taylor Roberts, Golf, Florida
Guillermina Grant, Tennis, Georgia
Bridget Engel, Swimming & Diving, Kentucky
Madison Martin, Volleyball, LSU
Lea Horvath, Rifle, Ole Miss
Ilana Izquierdo, Soccer, Mississippi State
Ashlyn Mills, Soccer, Missouri
Gabi Barrera, Track & Field, Oklahoma
Taylor Fox, Soccer, South Carolina
Callie Tucker, Track & Field, Tennessee
Allyson Little, Cross Country, Texas
Devon Thomas, Equestrian, Texas A&M
Hannah Weissman, Swimming & Diving, Vanderbilt
The award honors one male and female student-athlete from each of the SEC's 16 member institutions. The school award winners are nominees for the Brad Davis Community Service Leaders of the Year Award, which will be announced later in May. School winners receive a $7,500 postgraduate scholarship, and the winners of the Brad Davis Community Service Leaders of the Year each receive a $15,000 postgraduate scholarship, both provided by the SEC.
Atkinstall-Daley – a senior from Spanish Town, Jamaica majoring in law studies – ranks among the top triple jumpers in Ole Miss history, currently ranking 10th outdoors and 11th indoors in the Rebel record books. He was an honorable mention All-American outdoors in the triple jump in 2024, and he has a superb record in the classroom as well with two USTFCCCA All-Academic honors to his name
In the community, Atkinstall-Daley has already been honored as a member of the 2024 SEC Community Service Team, as well as a member of the 2025 Spring Allstate NACDA Good Works Team.
Atkinstall-Daley's community service efforts include: Adopt-a-Basket, an athletic department initiative that donates more than 100 Thanksgiving baskets to families in need throughout the Lafayette-Oxford-University community; Ole Miss' morning carpool program, where student-athletes greet children throughout morning carpool drop-offs at local elementary schools; Feed the Sip, a food sustainability project within the Stronger Together MS Initiative that collects non-perishable food items for elementary students in Tunica and Quitman counties; A Night to Shine, the Tim Tebow Foundation event that hosts a community-wide prom night for individuals with disabilities; a water drive for residents in Jackson, Mississippi during the city's water crises that collected more than 5,000 bottles of water; and Books and Bears, which works in support of the Black Faculty and Staff organization to collect new books and stuffed bears to donate to families of Ole Miss facilities employees.
Horvath – a senior from Komárom, Hungary – is one of the most decorated shooters in the history of Ole Miss rifle. In her time as Rebel, Horvath earned nine All-America honors and 12 all-conference nods while leading the Rebels to several of their best national finishes all-time. Horvath has been a star academically as well, winning GARC Scholar-Athlete of the Year twice while earning national scholastic honors from the CRCA three times.
Horvath's community service efforts include: Adopt-a-Basket, an athletic department initiative that donates more than 100 Thanksgiving baskets to families in need throughout the Lafayette-Oxford-University community; Feed the Sip, a food sustainability project within the Stronger Together MS Initiative that collects non-perishable food items for elementary students in Tunica and Quitman counties; The Ole Miss Big Event's Trick or Treat event, which involved playing games and distributing candy with children in the community for Halloween; Ole Miss Athletics' Trunk or Treat event, where volunteers decorated trunks and wore costumes while passing out candy and playing games with local families and children; and the Oxford Parks Commission's National Girls and Women in Sports Day, where volunteers assisted with organizing and executing an event that celebrated the achievements of girls and women in sports.
The SEC Community Service Postgraduate Scholarship is named for former Associate Commissioner Brad Davis, who succumbed to cancer on March 2, 2006. He had been a member of the SEC staff since 1988, first serving as an assistant commissioner until 1994 when he was promoted to associate commissioner.
2024-25 Men's Brad Davis SEC Community Service Award Winners
Julian Collins, Track & Field, Alabama
Brandon Battle, Track & Field, Arkansas
Andrew Simmons, Swimming & Diving, Auburn
Jadon Maddux, Track & Field, Florida
Chaz Chambliss, Football, Georgia
Jackson Watts, Track & Field/Cross Country, Kentucky
Welsh Hotard, Men's Tennis, LSU
Iangelo Atkinstall-Daley, Track & Field, Ole Miss
Keldrick Turner, Track & Field, Mississippi State
Will Whittington, Swimming & Diving, Missouri
Zach Schmit, Football, Oklahoma
Jacobi Wright, Basketball, South Carolina
Colby Backus, Baseball, Tennessee
Coby Carrozza, Swimming & Diving, Texas
Carter Bajoit, Track & Field, Texas A&M
Graham Calton, Basketball, Vanderbilt
2024-25 Women's Brad Davis SEC Community Service Award Winners
Kailyn Winter, Swimming & Diving, Alabama
Allie Thome, Swimming & Diving, Arkansas
Sophia Groth, Gymnastics, Auburn
Taylor Roberts, Golf, Florida
Guillermina Grant, Tennis, Georgia
Bridget Engel, Swimming & Diving, Kentucky
Madison Martin, Volleyball, LSU
Lea Horvath, Rifle, Ole Miss
Ilana Izquierdo, Soccer, Mississippi State
Ashlyn Mills, Soccer, Missouri
Gabi Barrera, Track & Field, Oklahoma
Taylor Fox, Soccer, South Carolina
Callie Tucker, Track & Field, Tennessee
Allyson Little, Cross Country, Texas
Devon Thomas, Equestrian, Texas A&M
Hannah Weissman, Swimming & Diving, Vanderbilt
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