MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Twenty-one student-athletes will represent the Southern States Athletic Conference on the 2021-22 SSAC Student Leadership Council, including three from the University of Mobile Athletic Department, the conference announced on Thursday, Sept. 23.
Each of the 10 member schools designated 2-3 representatives to serve. Mobile's Adi Argent (Women's Golf), Brinkley Hearn (Volleyball), and Emma Riley Hollingsworth (Competitive Cheer) was named to the council this year as representative of the University of Mobile with Adi Argent serving as the council's vice president.
SSAC Commissioner Mike Hall: "We are excited to work with this year's group to strengthen them as leaders and implement their ideas to continue to improve our conference."
About The Council
- Eleven different sports are represented
- The council will conduct business through monthly Zoom meetings
- The council will provide a collective voice of student-athletes to the conference office and administration of the member schools
Entire 2021-22 SSAC Student-Leadership Council
| Eli Jackson |
Blue Mountain |
Baseball |
| Olivia Chadwell |
Blue Mountain |
Women's Basketball |
| Samerria Bryant |
Brewton Parker |
Women's Basketball |
| Zac Wilson |
Brewton Parker |
Baseball |
| Kate Roberts |
Dalton State |
Women's XC/T&F |
| Tucker Windham |
Dalton State |
Men's Golf |
| Charles Blackmon |
Faulkner University |
Football |
| Jordan Boyd |
Faulkner University |
Softball |
| Milabella Vasquez |
Loyola University |
Volleyball |
| Payton Alexander |
Loyola University |
Baseball |
| Ellie Russell |
Middle Georgia State |
Women's Soccer |
| Chloe Davies |
Middle Georgia State |
Women's Soccer |
| Mackenzie Cottingham |
Stillman College |
Baseball |
| Kamryn Harris |
Stillman College |
Women's XC/T&F |
| Kameron Shelley |
Talladega College |
Women's Basketball |
| Somer Underwood |
Talladega College |
Volleyball |
| Adi Argent |
Mobile |
Women's Golf |
| Emma Riley Hollingsworth |
Mobile |
Cheer |
| Brinkley Hearn |
Mobile |
Volleyball |
| Abby Wickham |
William Carey |
Women's Golf |
| Rebekah Engle |
William Carey |
Women's Basketball |
About the University of Mobile
The University of Mobile is a Christ-centered liberal arts and sciences institution with a vision of higher education for a higher purpose, founded to honor God by equipping students for their future professions through rigorous academic preparation and spiritual transformation. Core values are: Christ-Centered, Academically-Focused, Student-Devoted and Distinctively-Driven. The university offers on-campus and online bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in over 75 academic programs. Founded in 1961, the University of Mobile is affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention and is located 10 miles north of Mobile, Alabama on a campus of over 880 acres.
