Postseason All-Star Teams
| 2018 | |
| 1B | Jose Rojas (Mobile) |
| 2B | Nick Solak (Montgomery) |
| SS | Zack Short (Tennessee) |
| 3B | Brian Schales (Jacksonville) |
| Catcher | Zack Collins (Birmingham) |
| DH | Brent Rooker (Chattanooga) |
| OF | Corey Ray (BLX), Zander Wiel (CHA), Jamie Westbrook (JXN), Monte Harrison (JAX) |
| LHP | Lewis Thorpe (Chattanooga) |
| RHP | Zack Brown (Biloxi) |
| Relief | Nate Griep (Biloxi) |
| Utility | Kevin Medrano (Jackson) |
| Best Hustler | Ben DeLuzio (Jackson) |
| 2017 | |
| 1B | Kevin Cron (Jackson) |
| 2B | David Bote (Tennessee) |
| SS | Nick Gordon (Chattanooga) |
| 3B | Jason Vosler (Tennessee) |
| Catcher | Nick Ciuffo (Montgomery) |
| DH | Jonathan Rodriguez (Chattanooga) |
| OF | Edgar Corcino (CHAT), Braxton Lee (MONT/JAX), Joe McCarthy (MONT), Justin Williams (MONT) |
| LHP | Kolby Allard (Mississippi) |
| RHP | Michael Kopech (Birmingham) |
| Relief | Gabriel Moya (Jackson/Chattanooga) |
| Utility | Zach Houchins (Mobile) |
| Best Hustler | Johnny Davis (Biloxi) |
| 2016 | |
| 1B | Jake Bauers (Montgomery) |
| 2B | Tim Lopes (Jackson) |
| SS | Willy Adames (Montgomery) |
| 3B | J.T. Riddle (Jacksonville) |
| Catcher | Victor Caratini (Tennessee) |
| DH | Kevin Cron (Mobile) |
| OF | Zach Granite (CHAT), Tyler O'Neill (JXN), Daniel Palka (CHAT), Dustin Peterson (MIS) |
| LHP | Ryan Yarbrough (Jackson) |
| RHP | Chih-Wei Hu (Montgomery) |
| Relief | Alejandro Chacin (Pensacola) |
| Utility | Chesny Young (Tennessee) |
| Best Hustler | Cade Gotta (Montgomery) |
| 2015 | |
| 1B | Cameron Seitzer (Montgomery) |
| 2B | David Adams (Jacksonville) |
| SS | Orlando Arcia (Biloxi) |
| 3B | Zack Cox (Jacksonville) |
| Catcher | Willson Contreras (Tennessee) |
| DH | Christian Marrero (Birmingham) |
| OF | Socrates Brito (MOB), Max Kepler (CHAT), Adam Brett Walker II (CHAT) |
| LHP | Blake Snell (Montgomery) |
| RHP | Jorge Lopez (Biloxi) |
| Relief | Zack Weiss (Pensacola) |
| Utility | Tim Anderson (Birmingham) |
| Best Hustler | Tim Anderson (Birmingham) |
| 2014 | |
| 1B | Rangel Ravelo (Birmingham) |
| 2B | Ryan Brett (Montgomery) |
| SS | Ketel Marte (Jackson) |
| 3B | Jake Lamb (Mobile) |
| Catcher | J.T. Realmuto (Jacksonville) |
| DH | Nick Ramirez (Huntsville) |
| OF | Tom Belza (MOB), Cedric Hunter (MIS), Taylor Motter (MTG), Scott Schebler (CHAT) |
| LHP | Justin Nicolino (Jacksonville) |
| RHP | Williams Perez (Mississippi) |
| Relief | David Goforth (Huntsville) |
| Utility | Patrick Kivlehan (Jackson) |
| Best Hustler | Josh Prince (Huntsville) |
| 2013 | |
| 1B | Jason Rogers (Huntsville) |
| 2B | Arismendy Alcantara (Tennessee) |
| SS | Javier Baez (Tennessee) |
| 3B | Christian Villanueva (Tennessee) |
| Catcher | Christian Bethancourt (Mississippi) |
| DH | Dan Black (Birmingham) |
| OF | Justin Greene (MOB), Kevin Kiermaier (MTG), Joc Pederson (CHA), Matt Szczur (TEN) |
| LHP | Enny Romero (Montgomery) |
| RHP | Kyle Hendricks (Tennessee) |
| Relief | Michael Brady (Jacksonville) |
| Utility | Marcus Semien (Birmingham) |
| Best Hustler | Ender Inciarte (Mobile) |
| 2012 | |
| 1B | Hunter Morris (Huntsville) |
| 2B | Scooter Gennett (Huntsville) |
| SS | Hak-Ju Lee (Montgomery) |
| 3B | Matt Davidson (Mobile) |
| Catcher | Jesus Sucre (Jackson) |
| DH | Justin Bour (Tennessee) |
| OF | Todd Cunningham (MIS), Josh Fellhauer (PNS), Marc Krauss (MOB), Alfredo Marte (MOB) |
| LHP | Sean Gilmartin (Mississippi) |
| RHP | Brandon Maurer (Jackson) |
| Relief | Carter Capps (Jackson) |
| Utility | Omar Luna (Montgomery) |
| Best Hustler | Billy Hamilton (Pensacola) |
| 2011 | |
| 1B | Paul Goldschmidt (Mobile) |
| 2B | Tyler Kuhn (Birmingham) |
| SS | Tyler Pastornicky (Mississippi) |
| 3B | Ryan Wheeler (Mobile) |
| Catcher | Stephen Vogt (Montgomery) |
| DH | Ernesto Mejia (Mississippi) |
| OF | Denis Phipps (CAR), A.J. Pollock (MOB), Alfredo Silverio (CHA), Scott Van Slyke (CHA) |
| LHP | Matt Moore (Montgomery) |
| RHP | Nathan Eovaldi (Chattanooga) |
| Relief | Rafael Dolis (Tennessee) |
| Utility | Tyler Kuhn (Birmingham) |
| Best Hustler | Kevin Mattison (Jacksonville) |
| 2010 | |
| 1B | Johan Limonta (West Tenn) |
| 2B | Brett Lawrie (Huntsville) |
| SS | Osvaldo Martinez (Jacksonville) |
| 3B | Matt Dominguez (Jacksonville) |
| Catcher | Robinson Chirinos (Tennessee) |
| DH | Corey Smith (Chattanooga) |
| OF | Brandon Guyer (TEN), Collin Cowgill (MOB), Dave Sappelt (CAR), Tony Campana (TEN) |
| LHP | Tom Cochran (Carolina) |
| RHP | Elih Villanueva (Jacksonville) |
| Relief | Matt Gorgen (Montgomery) |
| Utility | Vinny Rottino (Jacksonville) |
| Best Hustler | Tony Campana (Tennessee) |
| 2009 | |
| 1B | Blake Lalli (Tennessee) |
| 2B | C.J. Retherford (Birmingham) |
| SS | Pedro Ciriaco (Mobile) |
| 3B | Juan Francisco (Carolina) |
| Catcher | Tyler Flowers (Birmingham) |
| DH | Greg Halman (West Tenn) |
| OF | David Cook (BIR), Desmond Jennings (MON), Ezequiel Carrera (WTN), Stefan Gartrell (BIR) |
| LHP | Travis Wood (Carolina) |
| RHP | John Ely (Birmingham) |
| Relief | Matt Peterson (Jacksonville) |
| Utility | Todd Frazier (Carolina) |
| Best Hustler | Matt Young (Mississippi) |
| 2008 | |
| 1B | Gaby Sanchez (Carolina) |
| 2B | Chris Coghlan (Carolina) |
| SS | Alcides Escobar (Huntsville) |
| 3B | Mat Gamel (Huntsville) |
| Catcher | Angel Salome (Huntsville) |
| DH | Jake Fox (Tennessee) |
| OF | Michael Brantley (HVL), Doug Deeds (TNS), John Raynor (CAR), Mike Wilson (WTN) |
| LHP | David Price (Montgomery) |
| RHP | Todd Redmond (Mississippi) |
| Relief | Jon Link (Birmingham) |
| Utility | Adolfo Gonzalez (Jacksonville) |
| Best Hustler | Nate Spears (Tennessee) |
| 2007 | |
| 1B | Javier Brito (Mobile) |
| 2B | Emilio Bonifacio (Mobile) |
| SS | Chin Lung Hu (Jacksonville) |
| 3B | Evan Longoria (Montgomery) |
| Catcher | John Jaso (Montgomery) |
| DH | Lee Mitchell (Carolina) |
| OF | Charlton Jimerson (W. Tenn), Brendan Katin (Hun), Fernando Perez (Mon), Justin Upton (Mob) |
| LHP | Gio Gonzalez (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Chris Mason (Montgomery) |
| Relief | Dale Thayer (Montgomery) |
| Utility | Wilkin Castillo (Mobile) |
| Best Hustler | Carl Loadenthal (Mississippi) |
| 2006 | |
| 1B | Joey Votto (Chattanooga) |
| 2B | Danny Richar (Tennessee) |
| SS | Chin Lung Hu (Jacksonville) |
| 3B | Scott Moore (West Tenn) |
| Catcher | Miguel Montero (Tennessee) |
| DH | Craig Brazell (Jacksonville) |
| OF | Jerry Gil (Ten), Ricardo Nanita (Bir), Noochie Varner (Chat), Chris Walker (W. Tenn) |
| LHP | Tyler Lumsden (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Andy Sonnanstine (Montgomery) |
| Relief | David Shafer (Chattanooga) |
| Utility | Jamie D'Antona (Tennessee) |
| Best Hustler | Eric Patterson (West Tenn) |
| 2005 | |
| 1B | Casey Rogowski (Birmingham) |
| 2B | Dan Uggla (Tennessee) |
| SS | Joel Guzman (Jacksonville) |
| 3B | Rico Washington (Montgomery) |
| Catcher | Russell Martin (Jacksonville) |
| DH | Brandon Sing (West Tenn) |
| OF | Jeremy Hermida (Car), Matt Murton (W. Tenn), Jerry Owens (Bir), Delmon Young (Mont) |
| LHP | Renyel Pinto (West Tenn) |
| RHP | Ricky Nolasco (West Tenn) |
| Relief | Chris Resop (Carolina) |
| Utility | Dan Uggla (Tennessee) |
| Best Hustler | Todd Donovan (Jacksonville) |
| 2004 | |
| 1B | Jesse Gutierrez (Chattanooga) |
| 2B | Richard Lewis (West Tenn) |
| SS | Josh Wilson (Carolina) |
| 3B | Edwin Encarnacion (Chattanooga) |
| Catcher | Josh Willingham (Carolina) |
| DH | Greg Sain (Mobile) |
| OF | Skip Schumacher (Ten), Adam Stern (Gre), Napoleon Calzado (Gre), Brad Nelson (Hun) |
| LHP | Renyel Pinto (West Tenn) |
| RHP | Brian Rose (Chattanooga) |
| Relief | Brad Baker (Mobile) |
| Utility | William Bergolla (Chattanooga) |
| Best Hustler | Billy Hall (Carolina) |
| 2003 | |
| 1B | Bucky Jacobsen (Tennessee) |
| 2B | Caonabo Cosme (Tennessee) |
| SS | J.J. Hardy (Huntsville) |
| 3B | Corey Hart (Huntsville) |
| C | Humberto Quintero (Mobile) |
| DH | Dernell Stenson (Chattanooga) |
| OF | Dave Krynzel (Hunt), Stephen Smitherman (Cha), Jon Knott (Mob), Matt Diaz (Orl) |
| LHP | Neal Cotts (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Joel Hanrahan (Jacksonville) |
| Relief | Rusty Tucker (Mobile) |
| Utility | Gabe Alvarez (Birmingham) |
| Best Hustler | Pete Orr (Greenville) |
| 2002 | |
| 1B | Dave Kelton (West Tenn) |
| 2B | Aaron Miles (Birmingham) |
| SS | Clint Barmes (Carolina) |
| 3B | Donny Leon (Chattanooga) |
| C | Miguel Olivo (Birmingham) |
| DH | Tom Nevers (Chattanooga) |
| OF | Choo Freeman (Car), Dewayne Wise (Tenn), Bobby Darula (Cha), Mike Edwards (Cha) |
| LHP | Josh Stewart (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Vinnie Chulk (Tennessee) |
| Relief | Joe Valentine (Birmingham) |
| Utility | Ben Risinger (Mobile) |
| Best Hustler | Bernie Castro (Mobile) |
| 2001 | |
| 1B | Ben Broussard (Chattanooga) |
| 2B | Orlando Hudson (Tennessee) |
| SS | Jorge Nunez (Jacksonville) |
| 3B | Josh Klimek (Huntsville) |
| C | Josh Phelps (Tennessee) |
| DH | Josh Phelps (Tennessee) |
| OF | Joe Borchard (Birm), Reed Johnson (Tenn), Bubba Crosby (Jax), Luke Allen (Jax) |
| LHP | Steve Smyth (West Tenn) |
| RHP | Chris Baker (Tennessee) |
| Relief | Ed Almonte (Birmingham) |
| Utility | Brooks Badeaux (Orlando) |
| Best Hustler | Reed Johnson (Tennessee) |
| 2000 | |
| 1B | Jay Gibbons (Tennessee) |
| 2B | Marcus Giles (Greenville) |
| SS | Elvis Pena (Carolina) |
| 3B | Joe Crede (Birmingham) |
| C | Brandon Inge (Jacksonville) |
| DH | Alejandro Freire (Jacksonville) |
| OF | Corey Patterson (W. Tenn), Juan Pierre (Car), Aaron Rowand (Bir), Robert Perez (Tenn) |
| LHP | Mark Buehrle (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Pasqual Coco (Tennessee) |
| Relief | Bob File (Tennessee) |
| Utility | Paul Hoover (Orlando) |
| Best Hustler | Juan Pierre (Carolina) |
| 1999 | |
| 1B | Julio Zuleta (West Tenn) |
| 2B | Dustin Carr (Orlando) |
| SS | Kevin Nicholson (Mobile) |
| 3B | Aubrey Huff (Orlando) |
| C | Javier Cardona (Jacksonville) |
| DH | Tim Giles (Knoxville) |
| OF | Brady Clark (Cha), Rod Bair (Car), Eric Gillespie (Jax), John Curl (Mob) |
| LHP | David Darwin (Jacksonville) |
| RHP | Jeff Yoder (West Tenn) |
| Relief | Francisco Cordero (Jacksonville) |
| Utility | Adam Melhuse (Knoxville) |
| Best Hustler | Ethan Faggett (Mobile) |
| 1998 | |
| 1B | Mike Mitchell (Mobile) |
| 2B | Jose Macias (Jacksonville) |
| SS | Jose Nieves (West Tenn) |
| 3B | Eric Chavez (Huntsville) |
| C | Ben Davis (Mobile) |
| DH | Robert Fick (Jacksonville) |
| OF | Gabe Kapler (Jax), Emil Brown (Car), George Lombard (Gre), Mike Darr (Mob) |
| LHP | Bruce Chen (Greenville) |
| RHP | Kevin Beirne (Birmingham) |
| Relief | Sean Spencer (Orlando) |
| Utility | John Powers (Mobile) |
| Best Hustler | Nick Presto (Chattanooga) |
| 1997 | |
| 1B | D.T. Cromer (Huntsville) |
| 2B | Frank Menechino (Huntsville) |
| SS | Miguel Tejada (Huntsville) |
| 3B | Mike Coolbaugh (Huntsville) |
| C | Justin Towle (Chattanooga) |
| DH | Luis Raven (Birmingham) |
| OF | Ben Grieve (Hunt), Mike Neill (Hunt), Anthony Sanders (Knox), Chris Prieto (Mob) |
| LHP | Scott Eyre (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Ken Cloude (Memphis) |
| Best Hustler | Brian Simmons (Birmingham) |
| Utility | Kevin Witt (Knoxville) |
| 1996 | |
| 1B | Derrek Lee (Memphis) |
| 2B | Frank Catalanotto (Jacksonville) |
| SS | Lou Collier (Carolina) |
| 3B | Aaron Boone (Chattanooga) |
| C | Willie Morales (Huntsville) |
| DH | Dan Rohrmeier (Memphis) |
| OF | T.J. Stanton (Car), Bubba Trammell (Jax),Mike Cameron (Birm), Dan Rohrmeier (Mem) |
| LHP | Heath Murray (Memphis) |
| RHP | Curt Lyons (Chattanooga) |
| Best Hustler | Frank Menechino (Birm), Marty Malloy (Gre), Jeff Patzke (Knox) |
| Utility | Tony Beasley (Carolina) |
| 1995 | |
| 1B | James Bonnici (Port City) |
| 2B | Brian Koelling (Chattanooga) |
| SS | Desi Relaford (Port City) |
| 3B | Scott Spiezio (Huntsville) |
| C | Jason Kendall (Carolina) |
| DH | Ivan Cruz (Jacksonville) |
| OF | Jermaine Dye (Gre), Robin Jennings (Orl), Charles Poe (Birm), Pedro Valdes (Orl) |
| LHP | Matt Ruebel (Carolina) |
| RHP | Luis Andujar (Birmingham), Elmer Dessens (Carolina) |
| Best Hustler | Essex Burton (Birmingham) |
| Utility | Ruben Santana (Chattanooga) |
| 1994 | |
| 1B | Tim Belk (Chattanooga) |
| 2B | Chris Stynes (Knoxville) |
| SS | Pokey Reese (Chattanooga) |
| 3B | Chris Snopek (Birmingham) |
| C | Chris Widger (Jacksonville), Mike Hubbard (Orlando) |
| DH | Mark Johnson (Carolina) |
| OF | Trey Beamon (Car), Tony Barron (Jax), Terrel Hansen (Jax), Phil Hiatt (Mem), E. Young (Hun) |
| LHP | Blaine Beatty (Chattanooga) |
| RHP | Brad Radke (Nashville), Gary Wilson (Carolina) |
| Best Hustler | Steve Gibralter (Chattanooga) |
| Utility | Jason Wood (Huntsville) |
| 1993 | |
| 1B | Jim Bowie (Huntsville) |
| 2B | Ruben Santana (Jacksonville) |
| SS | Alex Gonzalez (Knoxville) |
| 3B | Joe Randa (Memphis) |
| C | Carlos Delgado (Knoxville), George Williams (Huntsville) |
| DH | Jamie Dismuke (Chattanooga) |
| OF | Jerry Wolak (Birm), Les Norman (Mem), Rich Becker (Nash), Marc Newfield (Jax) |
| LHP | Huck Flener (Knoxville) |
| RHP | Scott Ruffcorn (Birmingham) |
| Relief | Chris Bushing (Chattanooga) |
| Utility | Tim Hyers (Knoxville) |
| Best Hustler | Joe Lis (Knoxville) |
| 1992 | |
| 1B | Marcos Armas (Huntsville), Tim Costo (Chattanooga) |
| 2B | Brian Turang (Jacksonville) |
| SS | Chipper Jones (Greenville) |
| 3B | Phil Hiatt (Memphis) |
| C | Javy Lopez (Greenville) |
| DH | Nigel Wilson (Knoxville) |
| OF | Scott Pose (Cha), Juan De La Rosa (Knox), Melvin Nieves (Gre), Scott Lydy (Hunt) |
| LHP | Larry Thomas (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Nate Minchey (Greenville) |
| Best Hustler | Bruce Schreiber (Carolina) |
| Utility | Daryl Vice (Huntsville) |
| 1991 | |
| 1B | Elvin Paulino (Jacksonville) |
| 2B | Bret Boone (Jacksonville) |
| SS | Alex Arias (Charlotte) |
| 3B | Cheo Garcia (Orlando) |
| C | Jim Campanis (Jacksonville) |
| DH | Troy Neel (Huntsville) |
| OF | Reggie Sanders (Cha), Fernando Ramsey (Char), Kevin Koslofski (Mem), Keith Mitchell (Gre) |
| LHP | Wilson Alvarez (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Pat Mahomes (Orlando) |
| Relief | Tim Peek (Huntsville) |
| Utility | Vinny Castilla (Greenville) |
| Best Hustler | Shawn Gilbert (Orlando) |
| 1990 | |
| 1B | Jeff Conine (Memphis) |
| 2B | William Suero (Knoxville) |
| SS | Eddie Zosky (Knoxville) |
| 3B | Sean Berry (Memphis) |
| C | Greg Colbrunn (Jacksonville) |
| DH | Matt Stark (Birmingham) |
| OF | Terrel Hansen (Jax), Adam Casillas (Cha), Brian McRae (Mem), Bobby Moore (Mem) |
| LHP | Brian Barnes (Jacksonville) |
| RHP | Scott Erickson (Orlando) |
| Relief | Steve Chitren (Huntsville) |
| Utility | Frank Thomas (Birmingham), Scott Brosius (Huntsville) |
| Best Hustler | Rusty Crockett (Charlotte) |
| 1989 | |
| 1B | Paul Sorrento (Orlando) |
| 2B | Greg Smith (Charlotte) |
| SS | Scott Leius (Orlando) |
| 3B | Robin Ventura (Birmingham) |
| C | Kelly Mann (Charlotte), Jimmy Kremers (Greenville) |
| DH | Bob Hamelin (Memphis) |
| OF | E. Anthony (Col), Harvey Pulliam (Mem), Derrick May (Char), M. Grissom (Jax), Dann Howitt (Hun) |
| LHP | Mark Guthrie (Orlando) |
| RHP | Darryl Kile (Columbus) |
| Relief | Joe Klink (Huntsville) |
| Utility | Craig Grebeck (Birmingham), Brian Lane (Chattanooga) |
| Best Hustler | Craig Grebeck (Birmingham) |
| 1988 | |
| 1B | Drew Denson (Greenville) |
| 2B | Mark Lemke (Greenville) |
| SS | Mike Bordick (Huntsville) |
| 3B | Carlo Colombino (Columbus) |
| C | Francisco Cabrera (Knoxville) |
| DH | Matt Winters (Memphis) |
| OF | Rafael Delima (Orl), Barry Jones (Gre), Bernardo Brito (Orl), Butch Davis (Char) |
| LHP | Chris Hammond (Chattanooga) |
| RHP | Alex Sanchez (Knoxville) |
| Relief | German Gonzales (Orlando) |
| Utility | Carlos Martinez (Birmingham) |
| Best Hustler | Jeff Huson (Jacksonville) |
| 1987 | |
| 1B | Dave Falcone (Charlotte) |
| 2B | Ron Gant (Greenville) |
| SS | Walt Weiss (Huntsville) |
| 3B | Ken Caminiti (Columbus) |
| C | Nelson Santovenia (Jacksonville) |
| DH | Tom Dodd (Charlotte) |
| OF | Geronimo Berroa (Kno), Larry Walker & Mike Berger (Jax), Rondal Rollin (Bir), Matt Winters (Mem) |
| LHP | Rob Mallicoat (Columbus) |
| RHP | Brian Holman (Jacksonville) |
| Relief | Kevin Price (Jacksonville) |
| Utility | Dave Myers (Chattanooga) |
| Best Hustler | Eric Fox (Chattanooga), Matt Cimo (Charlotte) |
| 1986 | |
| 1B | Brick Smith (Chattanooga) |
| 2B | Billy Ripken (Charlotte) |
| SS | Brian Guinn (Huntsville) |
| 3B | Jeff Reynolds (Jacksonville) |
| C | Terry Steinbach (Huntsville) |
| DH | Tom Dodd (Charlotte) |
| OF | Glenallen Hill (Knox), Alonzo Powell (Jax), Larry Ray (Col), Gary Thurman (Mem) |
| LHP | Tom Glavine (Greenville) |
| RHP | Anthony Kelly (Columbus) |
| Relief | Paul Schneider (Chattanooga) |
| Utility | Chris Padget (Charlotte) |
| Best Hustler | Joe Mikulik (Columbus) |
| 1985 | |
| 1B | Rob Nelson (Huntsville) |
| 2B | Brian David (Chattanooga) |
| SS | Luis Rivera (Jacksonville) |
| 3B | Jim Sherman (Columbus) |
| C | Robbie Wine (Columbus) |
| DH | Mark Funderburk (Orlando) |
| OF | Randy Braun (Chat), Mark Davidson & Alexis Marte (Orl), J. Canseco (Hun), Billy Moore (Jax) |
| LHP | Steve Davis (Knoxville) |
| RHP | John Habyan (Charlotte) |
| Relief | Larry Groves (Jacksonville) |
| Utility | Andres Thomas (Greenville) |
| Best Hustler | Terry Bogener (Charlotte) |
| 1984 | |
| 1B | Andres Galarraga (Jacksonville) |
| 2B | Mike Sharperson (Knoxville) |
| SS | Keith Smith (Nashville) |
| 3B | Bill Pecota (Memphis) |
| C | Matt Sinatro (Greenville) |
| DH | Stan Holmes (Orlando) |
| OF | Mickey Brantley (Chat), Doc Estes (Gre), Dan Pasqua (Nash), Ty Gainey (Col) |
| LHP | Bryan Oelkers (Orlando) |
| RHP | Ken Dixon (Charlotte) |
| Best Hustler | Tommy Barrett (Nashville) |
| 1983 | |
| 1B | Alvin Davis (Chattanooga) |
| 2B | Victor Rodriguez (Charlotte) |
| SS | Doug Baker (Birmingham) |
| 3B | George Foussianes (Birmingham) |
| C | Jeff Reed (Orlando) |
| DH | Jerry Lomastro (Orlando) |
| OF | John Morris (Jax), Ivan Calderon (Chat), Glenn Davis (Columbus) |
| LHP | Mark Langston (Chattanooga) |
| RHP | Don Heinkel (Birmingham) |
| Best Hustler | Matt Gallegos (Nashville), Razor Shines (Memphis) |
| Utility | Scottie Earl (Birmingham, Rene Gonzales (Memphis) |
| 1982 | |
| 1B | Tim Thompson (Knoxville) |
| 2B | Tim Teufel (Orlando) |
| SS | Jesus Alfaro (Charlotte) |
| 3B | Jeff Reynolds (Knoxville) |
| C | Russ Stephens (Jacksonville), John Mizerock (Columbus) |
| DH | Barbaro Garbey (Birmingham) |
| OF | Brian Dayett (Nash), Kenny Baker (Birm), Mike Fuentes (Mem) |
| LHP | Paul Gibson (Birmingham) |
| RHP | Stefan Wever (Nashville) |
| Best Hustler | John Denman (Charlotte) |
| Utility | Erik Peterson (Nashville) |
| 1981 | |
| 1B | Mike Laga (Birmingham) |
| 2B | Kevin Rhomberg (Chattanooga) |
| SS | Bryan Little (Mem), Don Mattingly (Nash), Albert Hall (Sav) |
| 3B | Gary Gaetti (Orlando) |
| C | Tim Laudner (Orlando) |
| DH | Willie Royster (Charlotte) |
| OF | Randy Bush (Orl), Willie McGee (Nash), Larry Ray (Col) |
| LHP | Tom Gorman (Memphis) |
| RHP | Jamie Werly (Nashville) |
| Best Hustler | Bryan Little (Memphis) |
| 1980 | |
| 1B | Steve Balboni (Nashville) |
| 2B | Pat Tabler (Nashville) |
| SS | Onix Concepcion (Jacksonville) |
| 3B | Cal Ripken, Jr. (Charlotte) |
| C | Chris Bando (Chattanooga) |
| DH | Eddie Gates (Montgomery) |
| OF | Pat Rooney (Mem), Buck Showalter (Nash), Drungo Hazewood (Char) |
| LHP | Ron Meridith (Columbus) |
| RHP | Andy McGaffigan (Nashville) |
| Best Hustler | Matt Sinatro (Savannah) |
| Utility | Johnny Ray (Columbus), Tim Tolman (Columbus) |
| 1979 | |
| 1B | Dan Logan (Charlotte) |
| 2B | Tim Raines (Memphis) |
| SS | Bob Bonner (Charlotte) |
| 3B | Mark Naehring (Knoxville) |
| C | Alan Knicely (Columbus) |
| DH | Dave Hostetler (Memphis) |
| OF | Joe Charboneau (Chat), Danny Heep (Col), Paul Householder (Nash), Duane Walker (Nash) |
| LHP | Bruce Robbins (Montgomery) |
| RHP | Craig Chamberlain (Jacksonville) |
| Best Hustler | Duane Walker (Nashville) |
| Utility | Marty Castillo (Montgomery) |
| 1978 | ||
| 1B | Sal Rende (Chattanooga) | |
| 2B | Gene Menees (Nashville) | |
| SS | Jim Wessinger (Savannah) | |
| 3B | Mark Naehring (Knoxville) | |
| C | Marv Foley (Knoxville) | |
| DH | Ray Crowley (Memphis) | |
| OF | Eddie Gates (Mem), Tom Spencer (Knox), Al Greene (Mon), Tom Sain (Orl) | |
| LHP | Randy Niemann (Columbus) | |
| RHP | Bruce Berenyi (Nashville) | |
| Best Hustler | Jim Bouton (Savannah) | |
| Utility | John Castino (Orlando), Mike Wolf (Knoxville) |
| 1977 | |
| 1B | Tom Chism (Charlotte) |
| 2B | Lou Whitaker (Montgomery) |
| SS | Alan Trammell (Montgomery) |
| 3B | Mike Macha (Savannah) |
| C | Bruce Benedict (Savannah) |
| DH | Fernando Tatis (Columbus) |
| OF | Mark Corey (Char), Al Javier (Col), Mike Gatlin (Orl), Dave Stegman (Mon) |
| LHP | Rich Wortham (Knoxville) |
| RHP | Greg Field (Orlando) |
| Best Hustler | Jeff Cox (Chattanooga) |
| Utility | Wayne Krenchicki (Charlotte) |
| 1976 | |
| 1B | Eddie Murray (Charlotte) |
| 2B | Blake Doyle (Charlotte) |
| SS | Glenn Gulliver (Montgomery) |
| 3B | Marty Parrill (Charlotte) |
| C | Dale Murphy (Savannah) |
| DH | Jim O'Bradovich (Orlando) |
| OF | Larry Foster (Knox), Derek Bryant (Chat), Mark Budaska (Chat) |
| LHP | Dennis DeBarr, Montgomery) |
| RHP | Dave Ford (Charlotte) |
| Best Hustler | Blake Doyle (Charlotte) |
| Utility | Tom Brookens (Mon), Joe Cannon (Col) |
| 1975 | |
| 1B | Mike Squires (Knoxville) |
| 2B | Doug Stodgel (Knoxville) |
| SS | Pat Rockett (Savannah) |
| 3B | Phil Mankowski (Montgomery) |
| C | Fred Velazquez (Savannah) |
| DH | Jon Knott (Portland) |
| OF | Al Javier (Col), John Valle (Mon), Derek Bryant (Bir) |
| LHP | Ken Kravec (Knoxville) |
| RHP | Bob Maneely (Orlando) |
| Best Hustler | Rob Picciolo (Birmingham) |
| Utility | Rob Picciolo (Birmingham), Chuck Heil (Asheville) |
| 1974 | |
| 1B | Mike Squires (Knoxville) |
| 2B | Kim Andrew (Asheville) |
| SS | Kiko Garcia (Asheville) |
| 3B | Chet Lemon (Birmingham) |
| C | Biff Pocoroba (Savannah) |
| DH | Jon Knott (Portland) |
| OF | Nyls Nyman (Knox), Claudell Washington (Bir), Bob Gorinski (Orl) |
| LHP | Paul Siebert (Columbus) |
| RHP | Pete Williams (Knoxville) |
| Best Hustler | Mike Buskey (Knoxville) |
| Utility | Jesus De La Rosa (Columbus), Steve Staggs (Jacksonville) |
| 1973 | |
| 1B | Joe Station (Montgomery) |
| 2B | Rob Andrews (Asheville) |
| SS | Bob Bailor (Asheville) |
| 3B | Al Cowens (Jacksonville) |
| C | Don Hickey (Asheville) |
| DH | Jon Knott (Portland) |
| OF | Jayson Moxey (Col), Ed Pala (Orl), Greg Foreman (Sav) |
| LHP | Russ Rothermel (Columbus) |
| RHP | Doug Konieczny (Columbus) |
| Best Hustler | Bob Bailor (Asheville) |
| Utility | Taylor Duncan (Ash), Bob Koeppel (Orl), Leon Roberts (Mon), Frank Ortenzio (Jax) |
| 1972 | |
| 1B | Jack Pierce (Savannah) |
| 2B | Manuel Ruiz (Savannah) |
| SS | Bucky Dent (Knoxville) |
| 3B | Rod Gilbreath (Savannah) |
| C | Gene Lamont (Montgomery) |
| DH | Jon Knott (Portland) |
| OF | Mike Reinbach (Ash), Royle Stillman (Ash), Marvin Lane (Mon) |
| LHP | Dan Bootcheck (Montgomery) |
| RHP | Bill Campbell (Charlotte) |
| Best Hustler | Bucky Dent (Knoxville) |
| Utility | Smokey Robinson (Montgomery), Jerry Hairston (Knoxville) |
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