2017-18 ANNUAL REPORT ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE MISSION STATEMENT

ACC MISSION STATEMENT To maximize the educational and athletic opportunities that shape our leaders of tomorrow — in the classroom, in competition, and in life. ACC VISION STATEMENT To be at the forefront in educational excellence, athletic achievement, and innovation while inspiring the development of leaders in the ACC. ACC CORE VALUES ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE ATHLETICS EXCELLENCE COMPETITIVE FAIRNESS INTEGRITY CAMARADERIE INCLUSION DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERSHIP SPORTSMANSHIP TOTAL PERSON COMMISSIONER’S WELCOME

he academic and athletic standards the Atlantic Coast Conference was founded upon in T 1953 continue to be a priority more than 60 years later, and the 2017-18 academic year was no exception. Academically, the ACC’s unique blend of public and private institutions continue to lead the way among Autonomy 5 conferences. This was once again demonstrated in the annual “Best Colleges” rankings released by US News & World Report, as the ACC was the only Autonomy 5 conference to place seven of its member institutions among the top 35 and eight member schools among the top 50. With an average rank of 54.2, the ACC led all FBS conferences for the 11th consecutive year. ACC institutions saw 96 combined teams receive Academic Progress Rate recognition awards from the NCAA in May, once again the most of any peer conference. In the NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate report released last November, the ACC’s graduation rate of 91 percent was four points above the national average. Additionally, the league tied for the highest GSR among peer conferences in the sport of football, and a combined six ACC men’s and women’s teams achieved perfect scores. Individually, a record number of ACC student- (4,649) were named to the 2017-18 ACC Honor Roll for earning a grade point average of 3.0 or better for the entire academic year. The ACC also made the strongest of statements when it came to athletic competition with four national championships. Notre Dame captured the NCAA women’s basketball title for the second time in school history, and the Fighting Irish also claimed the NCAA championship for the second consecutive year. The spring sports season concluded with Wake Forest men’s and Florida State celebrating NCAA titles. In addition to the ACC’s four team NCAA championships, student-athletes from league schools claimed 14 individual titles. Our conference now owns 154 NCAA team championships over the course of its 65-year history, and ACC student-athletes have claimed close to 320 individual national titles. The cumulative success of ACC teams on the playing fields was evident in late June, when four of our schools finished among the top 15 of the final Learfield Directors’ Cup standings, which tied for first among all conferences. Eight ACC institutions finished among the top 30, marking the 17th consecutive year in which four or more of our schools earned that distinction. The ACC placed 10 schools among the top 50 of this year’s standings, and 12 were among the top 65. The ACC is the only conference to win national championships in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and over the last four years. In addition, our conference has won four combined football and men’s basketball national titles over the last five years, twice as many as any other conference. The ACC led all conferences in 2017-18 with 10 bowl teams, nine NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament teams and eight NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament teams. The 21 total ACC teams in football bowl games over the past two years also leads the nation, and 2017 marked the 17th consecutive year that at least six of our teams made bowl game appearances. With ACC champion Clemson again earning a spot in the Playoff, a conference teamreached at least the semifinal round of national championship competition for the fifth straight year. The ACC tied a league record and led all conferences with nine teams in the 2018 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. The ACC has combined to win an NCAA Tournament-record 59 games over the last four years, breaking its own previous mark of 53 set twice previously (2014-17 and 1990-93). Barclays Center in Brooklyn played host to the New York Life ACC Tournament for the second consecutive year, and the semifinals and finals again set arena attendance records for a event. This year’s NBA Draft featured 10 first-round selections from the ACC, the most ever for any conference in a single year. In women’s basketball, Notre Dame brought home the ACC’s third NCAA title with a pair of dramatic Final Four wins. The eight ACC teams selected to the NCAA Tournament matched a league record and marked the most of any conference this season. This was the third time in four years that the ACC placed at least seven teams in the NCAA field, and the 10th time in 13 years that at least six teams were selected. ACC baseball placed six teams in the NCAA Championship field. With North Carolina reaching the College World Series, the conference has sent at least one team to Omaha for 13 consecutive seasons and has had 24 teams reach the CWS since 2006. As we look back on 2017-18, we also look forward to the long-anticipated ACC Network, which remains on the fast track to becoming reality in the summer of 2019. The partnership between the conference and ESPN will provide ACC fans unprecedented access to live events via a comprehensive, multi-platform network. It also provides for the extension of the conference’s existing rights agreement with ESPN through the 2035-36 academic year. Expansive digital coverage of the league’s 27 sports continued over the past year via ACC Network Extra, which again raised viewership opportunities to a new level as it streamed more than 1,500 events to live viewing audiences. The ACC and its member institutions remain poised to continue a long tradition of balancing athletics, academics and integrity. As a conference, we are extremely proud of our student-athletes’ accomplishments over the past year and look forward to the year ahead.

Sincerely,

John Swofford ACC Commissioner

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BOSTON COLLEGE EAGLES YELLOW JACKETS

President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. REV. WILLIAM P. ROBERT G. MARTIN JOCELYN BUD CHARLES TODD JOELEEN LEAHY, S.J. MURPHY JARMOND GATES PETERSON ISBELL STANSBURY AKIN

CLEMSON TIGERS

President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. Interim President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. JAMES P. JANIE DAN STEPHANIE GREG ELAINE VINCE CHRISTINE CLEMENTS HODGE RADAKOVICH ELLISON-JOHNSON POSTEL WISE TYRA HERRING As of May 2018, Neeli Bendapudi HURRICANES

President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. VINCENT MARTHA KEVIN JACKI JULIO MARVIN BLAKE JENNIFER PRICE PUTALLAZ WHITE SILAR FRENK DAWKINS JAMES STRAWLEY

FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES

President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. Chancellor Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. JOHN PAM STAN VANESSA CAROL LISSA BUBBA NICKI THRASHER PERREWÉ WILCOX FUCHS FOLT BROOME CUNNINGHAM MOORE

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NC STATE WOLFPACK

Chancellor Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. RANDY JOEL DEBORAH A. MICHELLE TERESA A. CARRIE CARLA JANE WOODSON PAWLAK YOW LEE SULLIVAN HEILMAN WILLIAMS MILLER Prior to January 2018, Roby Sawyers Prior to January 2018, Carolyn Callahan Prior to December 2017, Craig Littlepage NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH HOKIES

President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. REV. JOHN I. TRICIA JACK MISSY TIM JOSEPH G. WHIT REYNA JENKINS, C.S.C BELLIA SWARBRICK CONBOY SANDS TRONT BABCOCK GILBERT-LOWRY

PITTSBURGH PANTHERS WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS

Chancellor Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. PATRICK SHEILA HEATHER JENNIFER NATHAN O. PETE RON BARBARA GALLAGHER VÉLEZ MARTÍNEZ LYKE TUSCANO HATCH BRUBAKER WELLMAN WALKER Prior to February 2018, Susan Albrecht 2017-18 OFFICERS

ACC Officers Chair of the Council of Presidents ...... Nathan Hatch, Wake Forest President ...... Marvin Dawkins, Miami Vice President ...... Janie Hodge, Clemson Secretary-Treasurer ...... Joe Tront, Virginia Tech

Chancellor Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. KENT RICK JOHN KIMBERLY SYVERUD BURTON WILDHACK KEENAN-KIRKPATRICK

2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / MEMBER SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION 3 Consistency. It is the mark of true excellence in any endeavor. In today’s intercollegiate athletics, competition is so balanced and so competitive that it is virtually impossible to maintain a high level of consistency. Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defied the odds Established in 1953, the ACC has long enjoyed the reputation as one of the strongest and most competitive intercollegiate conferences in the nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers support it. Through its first 65 years of competition, ACC schools captured 154 NCAA team championships, including 76 in men’s sports, 76 in women’s competition and two in fencing. In addition, NCAA individual titles went to ACC student-athletes 180 times in men’s competition and 137 times in women’s action.

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2017-18 ACC CHAMPIONS 2017-18 IN REVIEW The 2017-18 academic year saw the ACC capture four more national team titles. The ACC has Men’s Champions Women’s Champions averaged more than four national titles per year over the past two-plus decades (85 in 21 years) Cross Country ...... Syracuse Cross Country ...... NC State and has claimed multiple NCAA titles in 35 of the past 37 years. Academically, the member institutions of the ACC again led the way among Power 5 Soccer ...... Wake Forest ...... North Carolina conferences in the latest “Best Colleges” rankings released by US News & World Report. ACC Football ...... Clemson Soccer ...... North Carolina member institutions combined for an average rank of 54.2, marking the 11th straight year that the Fencing ...... Duke Volleyball ...... Pitt & Louisville ACC led all Power 5 conferences. Swimming & Diving ...... NC State Fencing ...... North Carolina 2017-18 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Indoor Track & Field ...... Florida State Swimming & Diving ...... Virginia Fencing • Notre Dame Wrestling ...... Virginia Tech Indoor Track & Field ...... Florida State Women’s Basketball • Notre Dame Basketball ...... Virginia Basketball ...... Louisville Men’s Tennis • Wake Forest ...... Georgia Tech Golf ...... Duke Softball • Florida State Tennis ...... Wake Forest Tennis ...... North Carolina THE CHAMPIONSHIPS ...... Notre Dame Lacrosse ...... North Carolina Outdoor Track & Field ...... Florida State Outdoor Track & Field ...... Miami The conference will conduct championship competition in 27 sports during the 2018-19 academic year — 13 for men and 14 for women. The first ACC championship was held in swimming Baseball ...... Florida State Softball...... Florida State at North Carolina State University on February 25, 1954. Rowing ...... Virginia The 13 sports for men include football, cross country, soccer, basketball, fencing, swimming & diving, indoor and outdoor track & field, wrestling, baseball, tennis, golf and lacrosse. Women’s sports were initiated in 1977 with the first championship meet held in tennis October 6-8 at Wake hockey, soccer, basketball, fencing, swimming & diving, indoor and outdoor track & field, tennis, Forest University. Championships for women are currently conducted in cross country, fie ld golf, lacrosse, softball and rowing, with volleyball deciding its champion by regular-season play.

A HISTORY On December 4, 1953, conference officials met again at Sedgefield and officially admitted The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Virginia as the league’s eighth member. The first withdrawal of a school from the ACC came Greensboro, North Carolina, with seven charter members — Clemson, Duke, Maryland, on June 30, 1971, when South Carolina tendered its resignation. The ACC operated with seven North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest — drawing up the members until April 3, 1978, when Georgia Tech was admitted. The Atlanta school had withdrawn conference bylaws. from the in January 1964. The withdrawal of seven schools from the Southern Conference came early on the morning The ACC expanded to nine members on July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State. of May 8, 1953, during the Southern Conference’s annual spring meeting. On June 14, 1953, the The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the addition of Miami and Virginia seven members met in Raleigh, North Carolina, where a set of bylaws was adopted and the name Tech. On October 17, 2003, accepted an invitation to become the league’s 12th officially became the Atlantic Coast Conference. member starting July 1, 2005. Suggestions from fans for the name of the new conference appeared in the region’s The ACC added its 13th and 14th members on September 18, 2011, when Pittsburgh and Syracuse newspapers prior to the meeting in Raleigh. Some of the names suggested were: Dixie, Mid-South, accepted invitations to join the conference. The two schools officially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013. Mid-Atlantic, East Coast, Seaboard, Colonial, Tobacco, Blue-Gray, Piedmont, Southern Seven and Notre Dame also officially joined the ACC on July 1,2013, after announcing on September 12, 2012 its the Shoreline. intention to enter the league for competition in all sports but football, bringing the membership of Duke’s Eddie Cameron recommended that the name of the conference be the Atlantic Coast the conference to 15. The Fighting Irish play five games with ACC schools each year. Conference, and the motion was passed unanimously. The meeting concluded with each member On July 1, 2014, Louisville entered the ACC on the same day Maryland withdrew, keeping the institution assessed $200 to pay for conference expenses. conference’s membership at 15 institutions. ACC MEMBERSHIP CHRONOLOGY

MAY 8 DECEMBER 4 JUNE 30 APRIL 3 JULY 1 JULY 1 JULY 1 JULY 1 JULY 1 1953 1953 1971 1978 1991 2004 2005 2013 2014

ACC formed with University of South Georgia Institute of Florida State The league expands to Boston College The University The University of Clemson College, Duke admitted as the Carolina tenders Technology admitted University admitted 11 members with the admitted as the of Notre Dame, Louisville is admitted University, University of league’s eighth resignation from as the league’s eighth as the league’s ninth addition of Virginia league’s 12th the University of to the league. Maryland, University of member. league membership. member. member. Polytechnic Institute member. Pittsburgh and North Carolina, North and State University and Carolina State College, the . are admitted to the South Carolina and league. Wake Forest College as charter members.

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1953 • Football (AP/UPI) • Maryland 1994 • Women’s Basketball • North Carolina 2010 • Men’s Lacrosse • Duke 1955 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1994 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 2010 • Field Hockey • Maryland 1955 • Baseball • Wake Forest 1994 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2011 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 1956 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1995 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2011 • Field Hockey • Maryland 1957 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 1995 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 2011 • Men’s Soccer • North Carolina 1960 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1996 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2012 • Men’s • Boston College 1967 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1996 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 2012 • Women’s Rowing • Virginia 1968 • Men’s Soccer • Maryland 1996 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2012 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 1968 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1997 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2013 • Men’s Tennis • Virginia 1970 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Virginia 1997 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 2013 • Women’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 1972 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 1997 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2013 • Men’s Lacrosse • Duke 1973 • Men’s Lacrosse • Maryland 1998 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2013 • Men’s Soccer • Notre Dame 1974 • Men’s Basketball • NC State 1999 • Women’s Golf • Duke 2013 • Football • Florida State 1974 • Men’s Golf • Wake Forest 1999 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2014 • Women’s Golf • Duke 1975 • Men’s Golf • Wake Forest 1999 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 2014 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 1975 • Men’s Lacrosse • Maryland 1999 • Football (AP/Coaches) • Florida State 2014 • Men’s Lacrosse • Duke 1979 • Women’s Cross Country (AIAW) • NC State 1999 • Field Hockey • Maryland 2014 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 1980 • Women’s Cross Country (AIAW) • NC State 1999 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2014 • Women’s Soccer • Florida State 1981 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 2000 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2015 • Men’s Basketball • Duke 1981 • Women’s Indoor Track and Field (AIAW) • Virginia 2000 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2015 • Men’s Tennis • Virginia 1981 • Football (AP/UPI) • Clemson 2001 • Men’s Basketball • Duke 2015 • Baseball • Virginia 1981 • Women’s Cross Country • Virginia 2001 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2015 • Men’s Cross Country • Syracuse 1981 • Women’s Soccer (AIAW) • North Carolina 2001 • Men’s Soccer • North Carolina 2015 • Field Hockey • Syracuse 1982 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 2002 • Men’s Basketball • Maryland 2016 • Men’s Tennis • Virginia 1982 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 2002 • Women’s Golf • Duke 2016 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 1982 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2002 • Field Hockey • Wake Forest 2016 • Women’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 1982 • Women’s Cross Country • Virginia 2003 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 2016 • Football • Clemson 1983 • Men’s Basketball • NC State 2003 • Men’s Golf • Clemson 2017 • Fencing • Notre Dame 1983 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2003 • Field Hockey • Wake Forest 2017 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 1984 • Men’s Soccer • Clemson 2003 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2017 • Men’s Tennis • Virginia 1984 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2004 • Women’s Lacrosse • Virginia 2018 • Fencing • Notre Dame 1986 • Men’s Golf • Wake Forest 2004 • Field Hockey • Wake Forest 2018 • Women’s Basketball • Notre Dame 1986 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2005 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 2018 • Men’s Tennis • Wake Forest 1986 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 2005 • Women’s Golf • Duke 2018 • Softball • Florida State 1986 • Men’s Soccer • Duke 2005 • Field Hockey • Maryland 1986 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2005 • Men’s Soccer • Maryland 1987 • Men’s Soccer • Clemson 2006 • Women’s Basketball • Maryland 1987 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2006 • Women’s Golf • Duke 1987 • Field Hockey • Maryland 2006 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 1988 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2006 • Men’s Outdoor Track and Field • Florida State 1989 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 2006 • Field Hockey • Maryland 1989 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 2006 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 1989 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2007 • Women’s Golf • Duke 1990 • Football (UPI) • Georgia Tech 2007 • Women’s Tennis • Georgia Tech 1990 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2007 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 1991 • Men’s Basketball • Duke 2007 • Men’s Soccer • Wake Forest 1991 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 2008 • Men’s Ice Hockey • Boston College 1991 • Women’s Lacrosse • Virginia 2008 • Men’s Outdoor Track and Field • Florida State 1991 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 2008 • Field Hockey • Maryland 1991 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2008 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 1992 • Men’s Basketball • Duke 2008 • Men’s Soccer • Maryland 1992 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2009 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 1992 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 2009 • Women’s Tennis • Duke 1992 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2009 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 1993 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 2009 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 1993 • Women’s Lacrosse • Virginia 2009 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 1993 • Football (AP/UPI) • Florida State 2010 • Men’s Basketball • Duke 1993 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 2010 • Men’s Ice Hockey • Boston College 1993 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2010 • Women’s Rowing • Virginia NATIONAL CHAMPION 1993 • Field Hockey • Maryland 2010 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland

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NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONS

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2018 CHAMPION NOTRE DAME FENCING

ed by individual champion Nick Itkin, Notre Dame fencing won its 10th NCAA Fencing For the fourth straight season, Notre Dame qualified the maximum of 12 fencers, with 10 L Championship, giving the program back-to-back titles for the first time in 40 years. The going on to earn either first- or second-team All-America accolades. title was clinched in the fourth round after sophomore epeeist Ariel Simmons won 5-4 “[Back-to-back titles] shows the health of the program,” said head coach Gia Kvaratskhelia. over Johns Hopkins’ Tiger Gao. “We can say that Notre Dame is back, Notre Dame is relevant and moving forward we want The Irish held at least a share of the lead after each day of the four days of competition. In to be able to contend for more national championships. I’m incredibly honored to represent the end, the Fighting Irish finished the competition with 185 points, just one behind their point our University, our student-athletes, our coaches and to take home another trophy will make total for the 2017 championship. The most recent titles are the first back-to-back combined everyone proud.” championship in program history.

2018 CHAMPION NOTRE DAME WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

otre Dame won their second NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship in program and Jackie Young both jumpers to tie the game with 45 seconds left. A N history in dramatic fashion. With .01 seconds remaining in the title game on April 1, forced gave the ball to the Irish with 3.0 seconds left. Ogunbowale found herself in hit a 3-poiner to deliver the title. The No. 1-seeded Fighting Irish the corner before she hoisted the game-winning shot. completed the second-largest comeback in Final Four history to edge Mississippi State, Ogunbowale earned the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player after hitting two back-to- 61-58. back game-winning shots. The championship win was head coach Muffet McGraw’s 800th With Notre Dame down 15 points halfway through the third quarter, and victory at Notre Dame, and win number 888 overall. McGraw was named the AP Coach of the Ogunbowale led the charge to get the Fighting Irish back in the game. Notre Dame went on Year during the 2018 NCAA finals weekend. a 16-1 run to end the third quarter tied the score at 41. “You have to take advantage of your opportunities,” said McGraw, “and that’s why I’m so With two minutes remaining in the fourth period, the Irish found themselves down by five. thankful we were able to finish this one.”

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2018 CHAMPION WAKE FOREST MEN’S TENNIS

apping a season in which the Wake Forest men’s tennis team occupied the No. 1 spot from was trying to do the same on court one against No. 6 Mikael Torpegaard. As Gojo fought into a C the get-go, the Demon Deacons defeated No. 3 Ohio State, 4-2, to capture the 2018 NCAA tiebreaker, Botzer staged a furious comeback, winning five straight games to clinch the Demon National Championship for the first time in program history on Tuesday, May 22 at the Deacons’ national title. Wake Forest Tennis Complex. The Demon Deacons finished 31-2 overall, a program record for wins in a season, and closed Off the coin flip, the championship match lived up to its billing in doubles and singles with the 2018 season on a program-best 16-match win streak. the outcome hinging on the last two courts. Senior Skander Mansouri put Wake Forest up 3-2, Individually, Chrysochos was named to the singles All-Tournament Team while the duos causing heads to swivel between the final courts — one and four. At the time, Ohio State’s Tim of Gojo/Mansouri and Botzer/Chrysochos were named to the doubles All-Tournament Team. Seibert was trying to force a third set on Bar Botzer, up 5-2 on court four, while No. 7 Borna Gojo Additionally, Gojo was named the Most Outstanding Player of the tournament.

2018 CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE SOFTBALL

lorida State became the first team from the Atlantic Coast Conference to claim a softball It marked the 16th national championship for Florida State — the third for softball and the first F national title, clinching the 2018 NCAA National Championship with an 8-3 win over in the fastpitch era. Washington on June 5 in Oklahoma City. “I think that’s everything you dream of, to leave college with a ‘W’ and end the season with a The Seminoles (58-12) received a gutsy performance from Meghan King in the circle and ‘W,’” said FSU All-America third baseman Jessie Warren. “That was one of the goals. I’m so proud of weathered an early deficit in the come-from-behind victory over the Huskies (52-10). this team, and this university has done so much for me. This coaching staff (led by ) The Seminoles became just the third team in NCAA history to lose its first game of the WCWS has taken me under their belt as their own child. I came into this program as a kid, and I’m leaving and come all the way back through the loser’s bracket to win the title, joining Texas A&M (1983) a strong woman that wouldn’t have wanted it any other way.” and UCLA (2003).

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JUSTYN KNIGHT, MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY • Following up on his second-place finish one year earlier, Syracuse senior JUSTYN KNIGHT used his familiar closing kick to finish a shade ahead of Northern Arizona’s Matthew Baxter to claim the 2017 NCAA Division I Men’s Cross Country Championship gold medal on November 18 at Louisville’s E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park. The Vaughan, Ontario, native led the 10k field with a time of 29:00.1, while Baxter checked in at 29:00.8. Knight became the first NCAA men’s cross country champion from the ACC, and the first from a current member school since North Carolina’s Jack Milne took home the gold medal in 1947.

NICOLE GREENE, WOMEN’S HIGH JUMP • In an unprecedented seven-round jump off, North Carolina junior NICOLE GREENE won the women’s high jump at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships on March 9 at College Station, Texas. Greene became the second Tar Heel to take home the NCAA title in the event since Sheena Gordon won it in 2006, and the program’s first national champion since 2007. Greene’s winning jump off of 5-11.5 (1.82m) was far lower than her personal-best of 6-2 (1.88m) that she had equaled two weeks earlier at the ACC Championships, but of greater difficulty given her level of fatigue. The Tar Heel All-American earned a place in the jump off with a mark of 6-1.5 (1.87m) during regular competition.

JUSTYN KNIGHT, MEN’S 5,000 METERS • The Orange’s JUSTYN KNIGHT solidified his legacy as one of the most decorated student- athletes in the history of ACC running, pulling away from the field over the final two laps to capture the men’s 5,000 meters at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships on March 9 at College Station, Texas. The Bowerman Award Watch List candidate hung in the middle of the pack for the majority of the race, before pushing toward the front with five laps to go. With two laps remaining, Knight pushed out to the lead and pulled away from the pack for his winning time of 14:14:47. Alabama’s Vincent Kiprop took second (14:15.01) and Oklahoma State’s Hassan Abdi finished third in 14:15.38.

VIRGINIA TECH, MEN’S DMR • The Virginia Tech distance medley relay team of VINCENT CIATTEI, GREG CHILES, PATRICK JOSEPH and NEIL GOURLEY took home the national title with a time of 9:30.76 at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. Ciattei began the relay with a 2:57.47 split in the 1,200 meters and handed off to Chiles in the mix at the front. Chiles, the 400-meter dash record holder at Virginia Tech, clocked a time of 48.44 in his split, handing off to Joseph in the middle of the pack. Joseph began the first part of the 800 chipping away at the front, but in the last 100 meters, the Leesburg, Virginia, native hit another gear and got out into first place by more than 10 meters in a time of 1:46.23, giving Gourley a lead he would not relinquish heading into the final 1,600 meters.

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MICHAEL MACCHIAVELLO, 197 POUNDS • NC State senior MICHAEL MACCHIAVELLO defeated Virginia Tech’s Jared Haught, 3-1, to take the national championship at 197 pounds on March 17 before an NCAA Wrestling Championship record crowd of 19,776 fans at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. The bout was a rematch of their meeting for the ACC Championship on March 3, won by Haught in ultimate overtime. Macchiavello’s national title was the 18th by an ACC wrestler and capped one of the most successful NCAA Wrestling Championships in league history. The ACC began the championship with its highest number of qualifiers (41) and placed a league-record eight in the semifinals.

MALLORY COMERFORD, 200 FREE • MALLORY COMERFORD captured her second consecutive national title in the women’s 200 free to lead the Louisville women’s swimming and diving team at the 2018 NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohio. After tying for gold at the 2017 championships, the Cardinal junior dominated the back-half of this year’s race to capture the NCAA title outright with a time of 1:39.80. She broke her own ACC record and Louisville school record while recording the second-fastest time in NCAA history and becoming the second woman to break the 1:40 barrier. With Comerford’s win, the Cardinals extended their streak of individual national champions to seven straight seasons.

NC STATE SWIMMING, MEN’S 800 FREE RELAY • The NC State 800 free relay made up of two-time Olympian ANDREAS VAZAIOS, JACOB MOLACEK, JUSTIN RESS and OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST RYAN HELD opened the 2018 NCAA Championships by defending its title in this event. The four broke the NCAA, U.S. Open, ACC and school records with a time of 6:05.31 to start the championship off strong for the Wolfpack. Vazaios also broke the school and ACC record in the 200 freestyles thanks to his lead-off split of 1:31.32 seconds.

COLEMAN STEWART, 100 BACK • Winning the Pack’s first male individual swimming NCAA title since Cullen Jones claimed the 50 freestyle in 2006, sophomore COLEMAN STEWART swam a 44.58 en route to the 100 backstroke gold medal. With a split of 22.97 seconds, Stewart narrowly defeated John Shebat of Texas, who swam a time of 44.59 seconds. This was also the first individual title won under head coach Braden Holloway. In addition to his All-America honors in this event, Stewart also earned honorable mention All-America in the 200 backstroke.

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ANTON IPSEN, 1650 FREE • Ending his NC State swimming career, Olympian ANTON IPSEN won the 1650 freestyle event with a time of 14:24.43 to go out on top with the national title. Ipsen bested his 14:31.21 time with which he won the ACC title. He beat Felix Auboeck of Michigan by five seconds. Along with All-America honors in this event, Ipsen earned All-America recognition in the 500 freestyle and honorable mention All-America in the 400 IM. Ipsen capped his career by going on to earn ACC Men’s Swimming and Diving Scholar- of the Year.

ANDREAS VAZAIOS, 200 FLY • NC State swimmer and two-time Olympian ANDREAS VAZAIOS earned his second national championship title of the meet when he took first-place in the 200 butterfly. After posting the fastest time in prelims, he swam a 1:38.60, breaking school and ACC records, making him the first man in the ACC to go under 1:40.00. Vazaios found himself in fifth place before surging to take the win. After being named the ACC Male Swimmer of the Year, he tied for the third-highest point scorer of the national meet with 53 points.

NC STATE SWIMMING, MEN’S 400 FREE RELAY • Just as NC State opened the meet with a relay national title, the Wolfpack ended the meet with a victory as well. The NC State 400 free relay squad of Olympic gold medalist RYAN HELD, JUSTIN RESS, JACOB MOLACEK and COLEMAN STEWART claimed the NCAA gold medal with a time of 2:44.31. The time broke the school, NCAA, American, and U.S. Open records. Held opened the relay, swimming the first 100 in 41.05 seconds. Ress took the second leg of the relay, followed by Molacek. Stewart anchored the relay, finishing a full second faster than the second-place relay team from Florida.

NICK ITKIN, MEN’S FOIL • Notre Dame freshman NICK ITKIN won the men’s NCAA fencing title in foil in dominate fashion. Itkin took the top seed into the semifinals after going 18-4 with a +58 indicator, which bested the next closest competitor by +23. Facing his teammate in the semifinal, Itkin defeated Axel Kiefer 15-4. In the final, Itkin faced Columbia’s Sam Moelis, who had defeated Itkin 5-4 in the round robin portion of the tournament. Itkin got his revenge, winning 15-8 and clinching the title. Itkin became the Irish’s first national champion in men’s foil since Gerek Meinhardt in 2014.

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JENNIFER KUPCHO, WOMEN’S GOLF • Wake Forest junior captured the 2018 NCAA Women’s Golf Championship with a dramatic 4-under back-nine to post a two-shot victory at Karsten Creek Golf Course on May 21. Kupcho shot a final round 71 to finish the tournament at 8-under and become the fourth Demon Deacon golfer to win the NCAA title, the first for the women’s program. She is the first wire-to-wire winner of the NCAA Women’s Golf Championship since of Duke in 2002. The NCAA runner-up last year at Rich Harvest Farms, Kupcho became the first player to win the title the year after finishing second since Arizona’s Susan Slaughter in 1989 and 1990.

PETROS CHRYSOCHOS, MEN’S TENNIS • Junior PETROS CHRYSOCHOS claimed the first NCAA Singles Championship title in program history on May 28, defeating teammate Borna Gojo in the finals, 6-3, 6-3. Chrysochos and Gojo were just the second and third players in program history to reach the finals of the singles championship, joining Noah Rubin, who did so in 2015. It is the fourth time in the history of the men’s singles championship that the final match featured players from the same school, with the last instance coming in 1998. It marked the second consecutive year that two ACC players met head-to-head in the NCAA men’s singles national title match. Virginia’s Thai-Son Kwiatkowski defeated North Carolina’s William Blumberg in the 2017 final.

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FALL CHAMPIONS

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2017 CHAMPION NC STATE AWARD WINNERS

Performer of the Year Coach of the Year Paige Stoner Laurie Henes Syracuse NC State

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Michaela Reinhart Paige Stoner Duke Syracuse

• NC STATE repeated as ACC Women’s Cross Country Champion with a first-place finish on Oct. 27 at Louisville’s E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park. ALL-ACC The Wolfpack women used a balanced effort en route to 43 points, 66 ahead of second-place Louisville (109), Virginia Tech (129) finished third. NC State placed three runners among the top five and four among the top 10. Michaela Reinhart, Duke Bethlehem Taye, NC State • Syracuse senior Paige Stoner took the individual gold medal with a winning time of 19:52 on the 6K course. She became the first Amanda Beach, Duke Rachel DaDamio, Notre Dame female runner in Orange program history to claim a conference championship. Militsa Mirhceva, Florida State Annie Heffernan,Notre Dame • Redshirt freshman Dominique Clairmonte placed third with a time of 19:59 to lead the NC State women, followed closely behind by Kassidy Manning, Louisville Shannon Malone, Syracuse teammates Elly Henes in fourth place (20:02.8) and Rachel Koon in fifth (20:04.6). Dorcas Wasike, Louisville Paige Stoner, Syracuse • Duke’s Michaela Reinhart earned ACC Freshman of the Year accolades after leading all first-year women’s runners at the ACC Caroline Alcorta, North Carolina Beth Hawling, Virginia Championships with a 16th-place finish. Morgan Ilse, North Carolina Frances Schmiede, Virginia • The NC State women led all ACC teams with an eighth-place finish at the 2017 NCAA Championship. The top-10 national finish was the Dominique Clairmonte, NC State Katie Kennedy, Virginia Tech third straight for the Wolfpack under ACC Coach of the Year Laurie Henes. Ryen Frazier, NC State Mikayla Richardson, Virginia Tech • Syracuse’s Stoner duplicated her time of 19:52 at Louisville’s Sawyer Park course to place 17th overall at the NCAA Championship and Elly Henes, NC State Samantha Halvorsen, Wake Forest lead all ACC runners. Stoner, Louisville’s Dorcas Wasike (29th) and NC State’s Henes (32nd) earned All-America honors by virtue of Rachel Koon, NC State their top-40 national finishes.

ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS

1978 NC State 1989 NC State 2000 NC State 2010 Florida State 1979 NC State 1990 NC State 2001 NC State 2011 Florida State 1980 NC State 1991 NC State 2002 NC State 2012 Florida State 1981 Virginia 1992 NC State Wake Forest 2013 Florida State 1982 Virginia 1993 NC State 2003 North Carolina 2014 North Carolina 1983 NC State 1994 North Carolina 2004 Duke 2015 Virginia ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1984 NC State 1995 NC State 2005 Duke 2016 NC State 1985 NC State 1996 NC State 2006 NC State 2017 NC State Amanda Beach, Duke Anne Heffernan,Notre Dame 1986 Clemson 1997 NC State 2007 Florida State Sophia Parvizi-Wayne, Duke Gillian Schriever, Pitt 1987 NC State 1998 NC State 2008 Florida State Michaela Reinhart, Duke Miranda Salvo, Pitt 1988 NC State 1999 North Carolina 2009 Florida State Emily Edwards, Florida State Madeleine Davison, Syracuse Jodie Judd, Florida State Paige Stoner, Syracuse Militsa Mircheva, Florida State Beth Hawling, Virginia Mary Prouty, Georgia Tech Frances Schmiede, Virginia Mia Ross, Louisville Laurie Barton, Virginia Tech ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Caroline Alcorta, North Carolina Sarah Edwards, Virginia Tech Ryen Frazier, NC State Sara Freix, Virginia Tech 1981 Virginia 1982 Virginia Elly Henes, NC State Katie Kennedy, Virginia Tech Rachel Koon, NC State Mikayla Richardson, Virginia Tech Alyssa Rudawsky, NC State Hannah Brookover, Wake Forest Isabel Zimmermann, NC State Mimi Smith, Wake Forest Rachel DaDamio, Notre Dame Eliza Lukens-Day, Wake Forest

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AWARD WINNERS 2017 CHAMPION SYRACUSE

Performer of the Year Coach of the Year Justyn Knight Chris Fox Syracuse Syracuse

Freshman of the Year Scholar-Athlete Mitchell Day of the Year Wake Forest Nahom Solomon Georgia Tech

ALL-ACC • Led by repeat gold medalist Justyn Knight, the SYRACUSE men placed five runners among the top nine to win their fifth consecutive ACC Men’s Cross Country Championship in convincing fashion on Oct. 27 at Louisville’s E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park. The Orange led with Sean Burke, Boston College Justyn Knight, Syracuse 27 team points. Virginia Tech (73 points) and NC State (98) rounded out the top three. Virginia was just behind the Wolfpack with 100. James Quattlebaum, Clemson Aidan Tooker, Syracuse • Knight, tuning up for an eventual NCAA gold medal run, used his patented strong push toward the 8k men’s finish to pull away from David Barney, Florida State Lachlan Cook, Virginia a group of four fellow contenders. Knight crossed the finish line at 23:13, nearly three-seconds ahead of runner-up Brent Demarest Nahom Solomon, Georgia Tech Brent Demarest, Virginia of Virginia (23:15.6). Ben Barrett, NC State Chase Weaverling, Virginia • Wake Forest’s Mitchell Day earned ACC Freshman of the Year accolades after leading all first-year runners at the ACC Men’s Joe Bistritz, NC State Vincent Ciattei, Virginia Tech Championship with a 13th-place finish. Phillip Hall, NC State Neil Gourley, Virginia Tech • Returning to Louisville for the NCAA Championship on November 18, Knight led the 10k field with a time of 29:00.1 to take the gold Colin Bennie, Syracuse Daniel Jaskowak, Virginia Tech medal after placing second one year earlier. Joe Dragon, Syracuse Peter Seufer, Virginia Tech • Knight became the first NCAA men’s cross country champion from the ACC, and the first from a current member school since North Phil Germano, Syracuse Mitchell Day, Wake Forest Carolina’s Jack Milne took home the gold medal in 1947. Dominic Hockenbury, Syracuse • Syracuse placed 13th as a team at the NCAA Championship to lead four ACC teams among the top 20. The Orange accumulated 406 team points. Virginia placed 16th with 436, NC State 17th with 455 and Virginia Tech 20th with 481. • Knight was joined by fellow ACC runners Demarest of Virginia (19th at 29:43.6) and Georgia Tech’s Nahom Solomon (22nd at 29:44.4) in earning All-America honors.

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1953 NC State 1970 Duke 1987 Clemson 2004 NC State 1954 Maryland 1971 North Carolina 1988 Clemson 2005 Virginia 1955 Maryland 1972 Maryland 1989 Wake Forest 2006 NC State 1956 North Carolina 1973 Duke 1990 Wake Forest 2007 Virginia ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1957 North Carolina 1974 Maryland 1991 NC State 2008 Virginia 1958 Duke 1975 Duke 1992 NC State 2009 NC State Sean Burke, Boston College Aaron Lauer, Pitt 1959 Duke 1976 Maryland 1993 Wake Forest 2010 Florida State Nikhil Pulimood, Duke Nick Wolk, Pitt 1960 North Carolina 1977 Duke 1994 Wake Forest 2011 NC State David Barney, Florida State Iliass Aouani, Syracuse 1961 North Carolina 1978 Clemson 1995 NC State 2012 Virginia Tech 1962 North Carolina 1979 North Carolina 1996 NC State 2013 Syracuse Stanley Linton, Florida State Colin Bennie, Syracuse 1963 North Carolina 1980 Clemson 1997 NC State 2014 Syracuse Istvan Szogi, Florida State Philo Germano, Syracuse 1964 Maryland 1981 Clemson 1998 NC State 2015 Syracuse Nahom Solomon, Georgia Tech Aidan Tooker, Syracuse 1965 Maryland 1982 Clemson 1999 NC State 2016 Syracuse Nathan Kuck, Miami Chase Weaverling, Virginia 1966 Maryland 1983 Clemson 2000 Duke 2017 Syracuse Ben Barrett, NC State Vincent Ciattei, Virginia Tech 1967 Maryland 1984 Virginia 2001 NC State 1968 Maryland 1985 North Carolina 2002 NC State Elijah Moskowitz, NC State Neil Gourley, Virginia Tech 1969 Maryland 1986 NC State 2003 NC State Aubrey Myjer, NC State Daniel Jaskowak, Virginia Tech Ian Shanklin, NC State Jack Joyce, Virginia Tech ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Alec Thomas, NC State Peter Seufer, Virginia Tech Yared Nuguse, Notre Dame Diego Zarate, Virginia Tech 2015 Syracuse Kevin Pulliam, Notre Dame Mitchell Day, Wake Forest Bradley Wattleworth, Notre Dame

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2017 CHAMPION NORTH CAROLINA AWARD WINNERS

Offensive Player of the Year Coach of the Year Tara Vittese Michele Madison Virginia Virginia

Scholar-Athlete Defensive Player of the Year of the Year Nicole Woods North Carolina Louisville

Freshman of the Year Pien Dicke Virginia

• NORTH CAROLINA claimed the 2017 Field Hockey Championship with a 1-0 win over host Louisville on Nov 5. It marked North ALL-ACC Carolina’s 20th conference championship. • The ACC led the nation against non-conference opponents with a winning percentage of .800. The next highest conference was at First Team Second Team .685. Alyssa Chillano, Duke Ymke Rose Gote, Boston College • The ACC sent at least six teams to the NCAA Championship for the fifth straight year. Margaux Paolino, Duke Frederique Haverhals, Boston College • 2017 marked the 29th year in a row that that at least one ACC team (North Carolina) advanced to the semifinal round of the NCAA Nicole Woods, Louisville Rose Tynan, Duke Championship. Ayeisha McFerran, Louisville Alexa Mackintire, Duke • Virginia’s Tara Vittese became the first student-athlete to be named the NFHCA National Player of the Year three years in a row. Eva van’t Hoog, North Carolina Sammi Steele, Duke • Seventeen ACC players were named Longstreth/NFHCA All-Americans, the most of any conference. Ashley Hoffman,North Carolina Taylor Stone, Louisville • Thirty-two ACC players were named to Longstreth/NFHCA All-Region squads. Lies Lagerweij, Syracuse Minout Mink, Louisville • Every ACC team has been ranked for 58 consecutive weeks, a streak dating to October of 2012. Pien Dicke, Virginia Malin Evert, North Carolina • ACC teams combined for 30 wins against ranked nonconference opponents this season. Tara Vittese, Virginia Roos Weers, Syracuse • Louisville’s Nicole Woods and Virginia’s Tara Vittese were two of five student-athletes selected as the Longstreth/NFHCA Division I Jule Grashoff,Wake Forest Laura Hurff,Syracuse Regional Players of the Year. Nicola Pluta, Wake Forest Dominique van Slooten, Virginia

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1983 North Carolina 1992 Maryland 2001 Maryland 2010 Maryland 1984 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 2002 Wake Forest 2011 North Carolina 1985 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 2003 Wake Forest 2012 North Carolina 1986 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 2004 North Carolina 2013 Maryland 1987 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2005 Maryland 2014 Wake Forest 1988 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2006 Wake Forest 2015 North Carolina ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1989 North Carolina 1998 Maryland 2007 North Carolina 2016 Virginia 1990 North Carolina 1999 Maryland 2008 Maryland 2017 North Carolina Ymke Rose Gote, Boston College Morgan Goetz, North Carolina 1991 North Carolina 2000 Maryland 2009 Maryland Frederique Haverhals, Boston College Feline Guenther, North Carolina Lucy Lytle, Boston College Ashley Hoffman,North Carolina Caroline Andretta, Duke Meredith Sholder, North Carolina ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Alyssa Chillano, Duke Jennifer Bleakney, Syracuse Sarah Furey, Duke Elaine Carey, Syracuse Ashley Kristen, Duke Laura Hurff,Syracuse 1987 Maryland 1997 North Carolina 2005 Maryland 2010 Maryland Alexa Mackintire, Duke Elise Lagerweij, Syracuse 1989 North Carolina 1999 Maryland 2006 Maryland 2011 Maryland Margaux Paolino, Duke Claire Webb, Syracuse 1993 Maryland 2002 Wake Forest 2007 North Carolina 2015 Syracuse Samantha Steele, Duke Nadine de Koning, Virginia 1995 North Carolina 2003 Wake Forest 2008 Maryland Rose Tynan, Duke Carrera Lucas, Virginia 1996 North Carolina 2004 Wake Forest 2009 North Carolina Carter Ayars, Louisville Rachel Robinson, Virginia Abigail Grimes, Louisville Dominique van Slooten, Virginia Marigrace Ragsdale, Louisville Anzel Viljoen, Virginia Taylor Stone, Louisville Becca Zamojcin, Virginia Madison Walsh, Louisville Megan Anderson, Wake Forest Nicole Woods, Louisville Juliane Grashoff,Wake Forest Marissa Creatore, North Carolina Rachel Hirsch, Wake Forest Malin Evert, North Carolina

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AWARD WINNERS 2017 CHAMPION NORTH CAROLINA

Offensive Player of the Year Coach of the Year Imani Dorsey Robbie Church Duke Duke

Defensive Player Midfielder of the Year of the Year Rebecca Quinn Schuyler DeBree Duke Duke

Scholar-Athlete Co-Freshman of the Year of the Year Emina Ekic Imani Dorsey Louisville Duke

Co-Freshman of the Year Alessia Russo •NORTH CAROLINA won the 2017 ACC Women’s Soccer Championship with a 1-0 win over Duke in the title game at Charleston, South North Carolina Carolina, on Nov 5. It marked the Tar Heels’ 21st ACC Championship title, and their first since 2009. • Eight ACC teams landed berths in the 2017 NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship. Duke and North Carolina both received No. 1 seeds. • All eight ACC teams in the NCAA Championship advanced to the second round of the tournament with a conference record of 7-0-1. ALL-ACC Five conference teams advanced to the third round, one to the quarterfinals, and one to the College Cup. • Duke represented the ACC in the Women’s College Cup. It was the Blue Devils’ third appearance since 2011. First Team Joanna Boyles, North Carolina Courtney Brosnan, Syracuse • The ACC placed six on the United Soccer Coaches All-America Team, including two on the first team (Duke’s Imani Dorsey and Rebecca Imani Dorsey, Duke , North Carolina Taryn Torres, Virginia Quinn). Rebecca Quinn, Duke Julia Ashley, North Carolina Phoebe McClernon, Virginia • Duke’s Imani Dorsey and Rebecca Quinn were both semifinalists for the MAC Hermann Trophy. Kayla McCoy, Duke , Notre Dame Bayley Feist, Wake Forest • Eight ACC teams were ranked in at least one national poll throughout the season. Five ACC teams were ranked in the Top 25 for all 13 Schuyler DeBree, Duke Megan Reid, Virginia weeks of the season. EJ Proctor, Duke Maddie Huster, Wake Forest All-Freshman Team • The ACC recorded 11 wins over Top 25 teams in 2017, including five wins over top 10- ranked teams. Deyna Castellanos, Florida State Lindsay Preston, Wake Forest Samantha Coffey,Boston College • Duke’s Imani Dorsey was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Second Team, while 11 ACC student-athletes were named to the Natalia Kuikka, Florida State , Clemson CoSIDA Academic All-District Team. Alessia Russo, North Carolina Third Team Taylor Mitchell, Duke • Led by three first-round selections, 13 ACC student-athletes were selected in the 2018 National Women’s Soccer League College. The Tziarra King, NC State Samantha Coffey,Boston College Gloriana Villalobos, Florida State ACC’s 13 draftees were the most of any conference. Sandra Yu, Notre Dame Ashton Miller, Duke Emina Ekic, Louisville Veronica Latsko, Virginia Gloriana Villalobos, Florida State Alessia Russo, North Carolina Jennifer Westendorf, Notre Dame Emily Fox, North Carolina ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Second Team Ricci Walkling, NC State Lulu Guttenberger, NC State , Clemson Bridgette Andrzejewski, Sammi Fisher, Notre Dame 1987 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2011 Florida State Ella Stevens, Duke North Carolina Taryn Torres, Virginia 1988 NC State 1996 North Carolina 2004 Virginia 2012 Virginia Taylor Racioppi, Duke Emily Fox, North Carolina Vicky Krug, Wake Forest 1989 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2005 North Carolina 2013 Florida State Emina Ekic, Louisville Taylor Otto, North Carolina 1990 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 2006 North Carolina 2014 Florida State 1991 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina 2007 North Carolina 2015 Florida State ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1992 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2008 North Carolina 2016 Florida State 1993 North Carolina 2001 North Carolina 2009 North Carolina 2017 North Carolina Lauren Berman, Boston College Emma Koivisto, Florida State Jennifer Westendorf, Notre Dame 1994 North Carolina 2002 North Carolina 2010 Wake Forest Samantha Coffey,Boston College Kaycie Tillman, Florida State Sandra Yu, Notre Dame Carly Leipzig, Boston College Emina Ekic, Louisville Courtney Brosnan, Syracuse Julie Mackin, Clemson Ronnie Johnson, Miami Betsy Brandon, Virginia ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Jenna Polonsky, Clemson Phallon Tullis-Joyce, Miami Laurel Ivory, Virginia Sam Staab, Clemson Julia Ashley, North Carolina Veronica Latsko, Virginia Chelsea Burns, Duke Dorian Bailey, North Carolina Zoe Morse, Virginia 1982 North Carolina 1989 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2008 North Carolina Schuyler DeBree, Duke Megan Buckingham, North Carolina Megan Reid, Virginia 1983 North Carolina 1990 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2009 North Carolina Imani Dorsey, Duke Lulu Guttenberger, NC State Alani Johnson, Virginia Tech 1984 North Carolina 1991 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina 2012 North Carolina Kayla McCoy, Duke Hannah Keogh, NC State Mandy McGlynn, Virginia Tech 1986 North Carolina 1992 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2014 Florida State Ashton Miller, Duke Tziarra King, NC State Hannah Betfort, Wake Forest 1987 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina Taylor Mitchell, Duke Kia Rankin, NC State Bayley Feist, Wake Forest 1988 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 2006 North Carolina EJ Proctor, Duke Ricci Walkling, NC State Ally Haran, Wake Forest Rebecca Quinn, Duke Sydney Wooten, NC State Maddie Huster, Wake Forest Taylor Racioppi, Duke Monica Flores, Notre Dame Vicky Krug, Wake Forest Morgan Reid, Duke Natalie Jacobs, Notre Dame Lindsay Preston, Wake Forest Dallas Dorosy, Florida State Ginny McGowan, Notre Dame

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2017 CHAMPION WAKE FOREST AWARD WINNERS

Offensive Player of the Year Coach of the Year Jon Bakero Bobby Muuss Wake Forest Wake Forest

Defensive Player Midfielder of the Year of the Year Cam Lindley Kevin Politz North Carolina Wake Forest

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Manny Perez Kevin Politz NC State Wake Forest

• WAKE FOREST took down Virginia in the ACC Championship at Charleston, South Carolina, on Nov. 12, winning a PK shootout, 4-3. The ALL-ACC ACC Championship was the third for the Demon Deacons and their second in as many years. • The ACC’s three teams advancing to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Championship were the most of any conference. Over the past two First Team Manny Perez, NC State Tajon Buchanan, Syracuse years, eight ACC teams have reached the Elite Eight. Diego Campos, Clemson Zach Wright, North Carolina Sergi Nus, Virginia • North Carolina reached the NCAA College Cup before falling to Indiana, 1-0, in the national semifinals. Oliver Shannon, Clemson Javi Perez, Pitt Luis Argudo, Wake Forest • Wake Forest’s Jon Bakero received the MAC Hermann Trophy awarded to the nation’s top player. Bakero was the eighth ACC player Tim Kubel, Louisville Mo Adams, Syracuse Brad Dunwell, Wake Forest over the last 16 years to win the award. Cam Lindley, North Carolina Pablo Aguilar, Virginia • Five ACC players were named semifinalists for the MAC Hermann Award, leading all conferences. Alan Winn, North Carolina Jeff Caldwell, Virginia All-Freshman Team • Five ACC players were named to the CoSIDA All-American Team, tied for the most from any conference – NC State’s Julius Duchscherer, Jon Gallagher, Notre Dame Edward Opoku, Virginia , Clemson Notre Dame’s Jeff Farina and Jack Casey, Syracuse’s Hendrik Hilpert, and Wake Forest’s Kevin Politz. Jean-Christophe Koffi, Virginia Kevin Politz, Wake Forest Will Pulisic, Duke • Wake Forest’s Kevin Politz was named the Academic All-American of the Year. Marcelo Acuna, Virginia Tech David Loera, NC State • All 12 ACC teams were ranked in a national poll at some point during the season. Ben Lundgaard, Virginia Tech Third Team Manny Perez, NC State • Twenty ACC players were selected in the 2017 MLS Draft, more than twice as many as any other conference and the most in league Jon Bakero, Wake Forest Markus Fjortoft, Duke John Nelson, North Carolina history. Ema Twumasi, Wake Forest Carter Manley, Duke Alexander Dexter, Pitt Will Pulisic, Duke Edward Kizza, Pitt Second Team Alex Comsia, North Carolina Tajon Buchanan, Syracuse ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Brian White, Duke Mauricio Pineda, North Carolina Joe Bell, Virginia Tate Schmitt, Louisville Jeffrey Farina,Notre Dame Omir Fernandez, Wake Forest 1953 Maryland 1966 Maryland 1979 Clemson 1992 Virginia 2006 Duke Mohamed Thiaw, Louisville Pol Planellas, Pitt Brandon Servania, Wake Forest 1954 Maryland North Carolina 1980 Duke 1993 Virginia 2007 Boston College 1955 Maryland 1967 Maryland 1981 Clemson 1994 Virginia 2008 Maryland 1956 Maryland 1968 Maryland 1982 Clemson 1995 Virginia 2009 Virginia 1957 Maryland 1969 Virginia Duke 1996 Maryland 2010 Maryland 1958 Maryland 1970 Virginia 1983 Virginia 1997 Virginia 2011 North Carolina 1959 Maryland 1971 Maryland 1984 Virginia 1998 Clemson 2012 Maryland ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1960 Maryland 1972 Clemson 1985 Clemson 1999 Duke 2013 Maryland 1961 Maryland 1973 Clemson 1986 Virginia 2000 North Carolina 2014 Clemson Callum Johnson, Boston College Jeff Farina, Notre Dame 1962 Maryland 1974 Clemson 1987 North Carolina 2001 Clemson 2015 Syracuse Patrick Bunk-Andersen, Clemson Matt Habrowski, Notre Dame 1963 Maryland 1975 Clemson 1988 Virginia 2002 Maryland 2016 Wake Forest 1964 Maryland 1976 Clemson 1989 Wake Forest 2003 Virginia 2017 Wake Forest Ximo Miralles, Clemson Chris Hubbard, Notre Dame 1965 Maryland 1977 Clemson 1990 NC State 2004 Virginia Oliver Shannon, Clemson Edward Kizza, Pitt 1978 Clemson 1991 Virginia 2005 Duke Cody Brinkman, Duke Jonathan Hagman, Syracuse Markus Fjortoft, Duke Hendrik Hilpert, Syracuse ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Carter Manley, Duke Johannes Pieles, Syracuse Will Pulisic, Duke Pablo Aguilar, Virginia 1968 Maryland 1989 Virginia 1994 Virginia 2008 Maryland 2014 Virginia Brian White, Duke Joe Bell, Virginia 1984 Clemson 1991 Virginia 2001 North Carolina 2009 Virginia Adrien Cabon, Louisville Jeff Caldwell, Virginia 1986 Duke 1992 Virginia 2005 Maryland 2011 North Carolina Tim Kubel, Louisville Sergi Nus, Virginia 1987 Clemson 1993 Virginia 2007 Wake Forest 2013 Notre Dame Tate Schmitt, Louisville Elias Tamburini, Virginia Tech Alex Comsia, North Carolina Brad Dunwell, Wake Forest Simon Blotko, NC State Omir Fernandez, Wake Forest Julius Duchscherer, NC State Andreu Cases Mundet, Wake Forest Leon Krapf, NC State Kevin Politz, Wake Forest Jack Casey, Notre Dame Brandon Servania, Wake Forest Felicien Dumas, Notre Dame

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AWARD WINNERS 2017 C0-CHAMPION PITT AND LOUISVILLE

Player of the Year Coach of the Year Olga Strantzali Dan Fisher Miami Pitt

Defensive Player Setter of the Year of the Year Wilma Rivera Molly Sauer Louisville Louisville

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Taryn Knuth Olga Strantzali Florida State Miami

ALL-ACC

First Team Second Team All-Freshman Team Milica Kubura, Florida State Kaylin Korte, Clemson Summer Brown, Duke Gabriela Stavnetchei, Georgia Tech Cadie Bates, Duke Payton Schwantz, Duke Melanie McHenry, Louisville Taryn Knuth, Florida State Taryn Knuth, Florida State Wilma Rivera, Louisville Jasmine Bennett, Louisville Melissa Evans, NC State Olga Strantzali, Miami Tess Clark, Louisville Kayla Lund, Pitt Haley Templeton, Miami Maggie DeJong, Louisville Chinaza Ndee, Pitt Beth Nordhorn, North Carolina Molly Sauer, Louisville Ella Saada, Syracuse Julia Brown, NC State Taylor Leath, North Carolina Sarah Billiard, Virginia Kylie Pickrell, NC State Bree Bailey, NC State Kaity Smith, Virginia Tech Ryann DeJarld, Notre Dame Kaitlyn Kearney, NC State Kamalani Akeo, Pitt Sam Fry, Notre Dame Nika Markovic, Pitt Jemma Yeadon, Notre Dame Stephanie Williams, Pitt Jaila Tolbert, Virginia Tech • With 18-2 league records, PITT and LOUISVILLE earned the 2017 ACC Volleyball Co-Championship. Santita Ebangwese, Syracuse Kylie Long, Wake Forest • A league-record six ACC teams earned bids to the 2017 NCAA Championship. Florida State, Louisville, Miami, NC State, Notre Dame and Pitt all made appearances. • Miami, NC State and Pitt all won first-round matches before falling in the second round. • Nine ACC student-athletes were named AVCA Honorable Mention All-Americans: Milica Kubura of Florida State, Louisville’s Wilma Rivera, Miami’s Olga Strantzali and Haley Templeton, NC State’s Julia Brown and Kylie Pickrell, Notre Dame’s Ryann DeJarld, and Pitt’s Nika Markovic and Stephanie Williams. • Louisville’s Dani Busboom Kelly was named the East Region Coach of the Year, while NC State’s Brown was the region’s Player of ALL-ACC ACADEMIC the Year and Florida State’s Taryn Knuth was the Freshman of the Year. Six total ACC student-athletes were named to the All-East Region team. Cadie Bates, Duke Bree Bailey, NC State • In the East Coast Region, Pitt’s Dan Fisher was named Coach of the Year, and Strantzali was named Player of the Year. The Freshman Nicole Elattrache, Duke Kaitlyn Kearney, NC State of the Year was Pitt’s Kayla Lund. In total, 11 ACC student-athletes were named to the All-East Coast Region team. Anna Kropf, Duke Ryann DeJarld, Notre Dame Taryn Knuth, Florida State Sam Fry, Notre Dame Milica Kubura, Florida State Natalie Johnson, Notre Dame ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Cori Clifton, Georgia Tech Rebecca Nunge, Notre Dame Gabriela Stavnetchei, Georgia Tech Jemma Yeadon, Notre Dame 1980 North Carolina 1991 Duke 2002 Georgia Tech 2011 Florida State Jasmine Bennett, Louisville Kamalani Akeo, Pitt 1981 North Carolina 1992 Duke 2003 Maryland 2012 Florida State Tess Clark, Louisville Chinaza Ndee, Pitt 1982 North Carolina 1993 Duke 2004 Maryland 2013 Duke Maggie DeJong, Louisville Stephanie Williams, Pitt 1983 North Carolina 1994 Duke 2005 North Carolina 2014 North Carolina Melanie McHenry, Louisville Belle Sand, Syracuse 1984 Duke 1995 Georgia Tech Maryland 2015 Louisville Wilma Rivera, Louisville Santita Ebangwese, Syracuse 1985 Duke 1996 Maryland 2006 Duke 2016 North Carolina Molly Sauer, Louisville Ella Saada, Syracuse 1986 Duke 1997 Clemson 2007 Clemson 2017 Pitt Haley Templeton, Miami Sarah Billiard, Virginia 1987 NC State 1998 Florida State 2008 Duke Louisville Olga Strantzali, Miami Ester Talamazzi, Virginia Tech 1988 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina North Carolina Hannah Sorensen, Miami Jaila Tolbert, Virginia Tech 1989 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2009 Florida State Katharine Esterley, North Carolina Kylie Long, Wake Forest 1990 Maryland 2001 North Carolina 2010 Duke Taylor Leath, North Carolina Caroline Wolf, Wake Forest Beth Nordhorn, North Carolina

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2017 CHAMPION CLEMSON

• The 2017 Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship took place at Bank of America • Clemson has won 10 or more games in each of the last seven years. The Tigers who finished sixth in the nation in tackles per game, became just the second in Charlotte, North Carolina, on December 2, 2017, where No. 1 and Alabama are the only two teams that currently have active streaks of player to lead the conference in tackles for three consecutive years, joining CLEMSON defeated No. 7 Miami, 38-3. seven or more years with -figure victories. Boston College’s (2009-11). • Clemson’s win gave head coach Dabo Swinney his fourth title game victory, • Seven ACC schools had schedules ranked among the toughest 21 slates in the • Boston College’s AJ Dillon, who became only the second freshman in ACC something no other coach in league history has accomplished. Swinney has nation according to the NCAA. Clemson faced the nation’s eighth-toughest history to rush for 200 or more yards twice, earned three freshman All- guided the Tigers to ACC Championship Game wins in 2011, 2015, 2016 and 2017. schedule, followed by Miami (10th), Florida State (12th), Syracuse (14th), Wake America honors after rushing for 1,589 yards. Dillon was named a freshman • Defending national champion Clemson was selected to the College Football Forest (16th), Boston College (17th) and NC State (21st). The ratings were based All-America by the FWAA, ESPN.com and 247Sports.com. Dillon’s total of 1,589 semifinal for the third consecutive year, facing Alabama in the Allstate Sugar on opponent’s winning percentage. yards was the most by a true freshman in ACC history and ranks second only to Bowl on Jan. 1. The Tigers dropped a 24-6 decision to the Crimson Tide and went • Louisville QB averaged 346.7 yards per game in 38 games, Virginia Tech redshirt freshman Ryan Williams (1,655 yards in 2009) among all on to finish No. 4 in the nation. which is the best per-game average in total offense in ACC history. Jackson first-year players. • Led by ACC champion Clemson, the league secured 10 spots in the 2017 rushed for 50 career touchdowns, an ACC career record for a quarterback and • Syracuse senior WR Steve Ishmael had 105 receptions in just 12 games this postseason bowl lineup – the most of any conference. Over the last two years, the second-highest total of any player in league history. year to set an ACC record with 8.75 receptions per game. He broke the previous the ACC has had a nation’s best 21 teams in bowl games. At least six ACC teams • Jackson broke the ACC career mark for most rushing yards and most single-season mark of 8.0 set in 1999 by former NC State All-American Torry have made a bowl game appearance in 17 consecutive seasons. The ACC ranks touchdowns rushing by a quarterback in just three seasons. Jackson finished Holt. Ishmael’s 105 receptions rank second on the single season record chart. second among all conferences with 116 total bowl bids since 2005. his career with 4,132 career yards, bettering the mark of 2,806 set by Georgia • Syracuse WRs Ishmael and Ervin Philips combined to set a record for most • In 2017, a pair of ACC schools – Florida State and Virginia Tech – continued the Tech’s Joshua Nesbit (2007-10). Jackson had 50 career rushing touchdowns, receptions by two teammates in a single season. The pair combined for 194 two longest current Division I bowl streaks in the nation. FSU appeared in a bettering the ACC career mark for a quarterback of 38 scores set during the catches with Ishmael grabbing 105 and Philips hauling in 89. The duo broke bowl game for the 36th-straight year, beating Southern Miss in the Walk-On’s 2009-12 seasons by Georgia Tech’s Tevin Washington. the previous mark of 184 set in 2016 by Philips and Amba Etta-Tawo. on Dec. 27. Virginia Tech, which has the longest streak • NC State DE Bradley Chubb was named the winner of the Bronko Nargurski • Virginia Tech PK Joey Slye and Miami PK Michael Badgley finished tied for fifth recognized by the NCAA, played in its 25th-straight bowl in the Camping World Trophy, given annually by the FWAA to the nation’s defensive player of the year. place on the ACC career scoring list with 403 points. Slye had 78 field goals, Bowl on Dec. 28. Chubb became the fourth ACC player in eight years to win the Trophy. which tied for the third-best total in ACC history with Ross Martin of Duke. He • Virginia LB Micah Kiser was named as the winner of this year’s National • Wake Forest increased its scoring by 14.9 points per game from 2016. That is the trails only Florida State’s Dustin Hopkins (88) and Maryland’s Nick Novak (80) Football Foundation William V. Campbell Trophy, which is regarded as college third-largest year-to-year improvement in ACC history. on the ACC career list. Badgley finished with 77 career field goals. football’s “Academic Heisman.” An ACC football player has won either the • For the third consecutive year, Virginia’s Kiser led the ACC in tackles with or the Campbell Trophy in four of the last five years, something 145 stops, an average of 11.2 per game. He finished eight tackles ahead of no other league can claim. teammate Quin Blanding and 20 clear of Duke linebacker Joe Giles-Harris. Kiser,

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AWARD WINNERS ALL-ACC

Player of the Year & Offensive Coach of the Year First Team Offense Second Team Offense Third Team Offense Player of the Year Mark Richt AJ Dillon, Boston College Chris Lindstrom, Boston College Tommy Sweeney, Boston College Lamar Jackson Miami Louisville Tyrone Crowder, Clemson Alec Eberle, Florida State Michael Walker, Boston College Justin Falcinelli, Clemson KirVonte Benson, Georgia Tech Deon Cain, Clemson Mitch Hyatt, Clemson Parker Braun, Georgia Tech Travis Etienne, Clemson Defensive Player of the Year Jacobs Blocking Trophy Bradley Chubb Mitch Hyatt Lamar Jackson, Louisville Christopher Herndon IV, Miami Taylor Hearn, Clemson NC State Clemson Jaylen Smith, Louisville Travis Homer, Miami Hunter Renfrow, Clemson Michael Badgley, Miami Kelvin Harmon, NC State Austin Davis, Duke Rookie of the Year & Offensive Award Anthony Ratliff -Williams, North Carolina Will Richardson, NC State Cam Akers, Florida State Rookie of the Year for Courage Nyheim Hines, NC State Tony Adams, NC State Braxton Berrios, Miami AJ Dillon Trevon Young Jaylen Samuels, NC State Quadree Henderson, Pitt Kc McDermott, Miami Boston College Louisville Brian O’Neill, Pitt Ervin Philips, Syracuse Anthony Ratliff -Williams, North Carolina Jim Tatum Steve Ishmael, Syracuse Olamide Zaccheaus, Virginia Ryan Finley, NC State Defensive Rookie of the Year Scholar-Athlete of the Cam Phillips, Virginia Tech Ryan Anderson, Wake Forest Nyheim Hines, NC State Brenton Nelson Year Award Virginia Braxton Berrios Wyatt Teller, Virginia Tech Greg Dortch, Wake Forest Cole Murphy, Syracuse Miami Cam Serigne, Wake Forest Mike Weaver, Wake Forest Justin Herron, Wake Forest John Wolford, Wake Forest Phil Haynes, Wake Forest First Team Defense ALL-ACC ACADEMIC Clelin Ferrell, Clemson Second Team Defense Third Team Defense Dexter Lawrence, Clemson Lukas Denis, Boston College Ty Schwab, Boston College Zach Allen, Boston College Charlie Heck, North Carolina Christian Wilkins, Clemson Austin Bryant, Clemson Harold Landry, Boston College Mike Knoll, Boston College Garrett Bradbury, NC State Joe Giles-Harris, Duke Dorian O’Daniel, Clemson Kendall Joseph, Clemson Travis Etienne, Clemson A.J. Cole III, NC State Mark Gilbert, Duke Tarvarus McFadden, Florida State Jeremy McDuffie, Duke Justin Falcinelli, Clemson Cole Cook, NC State Derwin James, Florida State Michael Jackson, Miami Mike Ramsay, Duke Sean Pollard, Clemson Ryan Finley, NC State Bradley Chubb, NC State Jaquan Johnson, Miami Derrick Nnadi, Florida State James Skalski, Clemson Carson Wise, NC State Ryan Winslow, Pitt RJ McIntosh, Miami Pressley Harvin III, Georgia Tech Alex Spence, Clemson Rafael Araujo-Lopes, Pitt Quin Blanding, Virginia Shaquille Quarterman, Miami Trent Harris, Miami Will Spiers, Clemson Alex Bookser, Pitt Micah Kiser, Virginia Parris Bennett, Syracuse Avonte Maddox, Pitt K’Von Wallace, Clemson Saleem Brightwell, Pitt Tremaine Edmunds, Virginia Tech Lester Coleman, Virginia Juan Thornhill, Virginia Christian Wilkins, Clemson Matt Flanagan, Pitt Greg Stroman, Virginia Tech Tim Settle, Virginia Tech Terrell Edmunds, Virginia Tech Gabe Brandner, Duke Darrin Hall, Pitt Duke Ejiofor, Wake Forest Andrew Motuapuaka, Virginia Tech Austin Davis, Duke Oluwaseun Idowu, Pitt Bryon Fields Jr., Duke Jimmy Morrissey, Pitt Daniel Helm, Duke Brian O’Neill, Pitt ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Tre Hornbuckle, Duke Ryan Winslow, Pitt Ben Humphreys, Duke Cody Conway, Syracuse 1953 Duke 1965 Clemson 1979 NC State 1993 Florida State 2006 Wake Forest Daniel Jones, Duke Jordan Martin, Syracuse Maryland NC State 1980 North Carolina 1994 Florida State 2007 Virginia Tech Davis Koppenhaver, Duke Sean Riley, Syracuse 1954 Duke 1966 Clemson 1981 Clemson 1995 Florida State 2008 Virginia Tech Evan Lisle, Duke Airon Servais, Syracuse 1955 Maryland 1967 Clemson 1982 Clemson Virginia 2009 Georgia Tech* Duke 1968 NC State 1983 Maryland 1996 Florida State 2010 Virginia Tech Johnathan Lloyd, Duke Austin Valdez, Syracuse 1956 Clemson 1969 South Carolina 1984 Maryland 1997 Florida State 2011 Clemson Koby Quansah, Duke Rodney Williams, Syracuse 1957 NC State 1970 Wake Forest 1985 Maryland 1998 Florida State 2012 Florida State Alonzo Saxton II, Duke Evan Butts, Virginia 1958 Clemson 1971 North Carolina 1986 Clemson Georgia Tech 2013 Florida State Chris Taylor, Duke Lester Coleman, Virginia 1959 Clemson 1972 North Carolina 1987 Clemson 1999 Florida State 2014 Florida State Mavin Saunders, Florida State Jack English, Virginia 1960 Duke 1973 NC State 1988 Clemson 2000 Florida State 2015 Clemson 1961 Duke 1974 Maryland 1989 Virginia 2001 Maryland 2016 Clemson Logan Tyler, Florida State Micah Kiser, Virginia 1962 Duke 1975 Maryland Duke 2002 Florida State 2017 Clemson Parker Braun, Georgia Tech Jordan Mack, Virginia 1963 North Carolina 1976 Maryland 1990 Georgia Tech 2003 Florida State Brad Stewart, Georgia Tech Dillon Reinkensmeyer, Virginia NC State 1977 North Carolina 1991 Clemson 2004 Virginia Tech * Title vacated per NCAA Robbie Bell, Louisville Dalton Keene, Virginia Tech 1964 NC State 1978 Clemson 1992 Florida State 2005 Florida State ruling Seth Dawkins, Louisville Vinny Mihota, Virginia Tech Dorian Etheridge, Louisville Joey Slye, Virginia Tech Mason King, Louisville Wendell Dunn, Wake Forest ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS G.G. Robinson, Louisville Justin Herron, Wake Forest Braxton Berrios, Miami Luke Masterson, Wake Forest 1953 Maryland 1990 Georgia Tech 1999 Florida State 2016 Clemson Dee Delaney, Miami Cam Serigne, Wake Forest 1981 Clemson 1993 Florida State 2013 Florida State Joe Jackson, Miami John Wolford, Wake Forest

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DR PEPPER ACC FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME • The 2017 Dr Pepper Atlantic Coast Conference Football Championship Game sold out, marking the fourth time in seven years that the game sold out at Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium. • The tree lighting ceremony on Thursday, November 30 in Uptown Charlotte again kicked off the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game celebration. • Uptown Charlotte’s EPICENTRE again served as headquarters for ACC football fans the night before the ACC Football Championship Game, with a battle of the Miami and Clemson pep bands, ACC mascots, a DJ and a performance by the band Liquid Pleasure. • The ACC mascots visited Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center on Friday before the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game. During the visit, the mascots carried gift baskets around to several different units of the hospital and visited with patients. • ESPN’s popular pregame show College GameDay was hosted at Romare Bearden Park in Charlotte for the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game. On Saturday, SportsCenter shots were filmed beginning at 7 a.m., with College GameDay airing live on ESPN from 9 a.m. to noon. In addition to Saturday’s show, ESPN was at Romare Bearden Park throughout the day on Friday, for SportsCenter hits and College Football Live in the afternoon. • The annual ACC Fan 5K and Kids Mascot Run presented by Novant Health took place the morning of the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game, with proceeds benefitting United Way of Central Carolinas. • The annual Cheer Practice for Performance was held in partnership with the Universal highlighted by live performances by Early Ray and National Party Band Life of the Party, and an Cheerleaders Association. The event provided youth cheerleaders the opportunity to receive ACC mascot dance off. private instruction from world renowned UCA staff and learn and perform a routine on the field • The ACC continued its 13-year collaboration with Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) to invite before the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game. WWP injured service members and their guests to the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship • The ACC Football Kids Combine was held on the Carolina Panthers’ practice field. Held in Game. The three invited WWP families enjoyed VIP experience at the game, and the heroes took partnership with USA Football and Dick’s Sporting Goods, the combine tested participants part in a ceremony in between the third and fourth quarters. ages 7-13 on their skills in five areas: 40-yard dash, vertical leap, three-cone drill, W-drill, and • The ACC continued an initiative to recognize local Teachers of the Year, by inviting them quarterback toss. Parents participated in educational seminars covering items such as proper to ACC Championship events. The Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools 2017 Teacher of the Year equipment fitting, concussion awareness and the heads up tackling technique. finalists and their guests were invited to attend the game. Each teacher received a $2,500 • The ACC FanFest was held prior to the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship game in Uptown DonorsChoose.org gift card, presented by the ACC in partnership with the College Football Charlotte. Featuring games, ACC Corporate Champion attractions and giveaways, the event was Playoff Extra Yard for Teachers initiative.

EXTRA YARD FOR TEACHERS UNITED WAY PARTNERSHIP In partnership with the College The ACC and United Way of Central Football Playoff Foundation’s Extra Yard Carolinas continued their partnership for Teachers initiative, the ACC recognized that began in 2015 to support student teachers and provided more than $100,000 literacy through the ACC United Way in funding for classroom projects in Reading Challenge, a charitable initiative Charlotte and the two participating team’s associated with the Dr Pepper ACC communities as a part of the Dr Pepper Football Championship Game. Working ACC Football Championship Game. Initiatives included distribution of DonorsChoose.org gift cards together, the ACC, United Way and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools focused on improving to fund classroom projects to schools that participated in the ACC United Way Reading Challenge reading proficiency at selected CMS schools. Dorothy J. Vaughan Academy of Technology, John and to Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Teacher of the Year finalists. Motley Morehead STEM Academy, Nathaniel Alexander Elementary, Paw Creek Elementary and In total, 27,726 students at 129 schools received financial support, with 130 DonorsChoose. Renaissance West STEAM Academy participated in the challenge in 2017. org projects funded in Charlotte; 80 in counties surrounding Clemson; and 99 in Coral Gables To celebrate the challenge, the ACC mascots visited Renaissance West STEAM Academy on the and Miami. DonorsChoose.org is a crowdfunding charity that allows teachers to request school Friday before the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game. Students, teachers and principals supplies for their classrooms. from all five participating schools attended the pep rally. The five principals each received a During the regular season, the ACC supported the CFP’s Extra Yard for Teachers Awareness $5,000 DonorsChoose.org gift card, presented by the ACC in partnership with the College Football Week by creating and sharing videos of ACC staff members discussing the impact that teachers Playoff Extra Yard for Teachers initiative. Students who recorded the most reading minutes have had on their lives, reposting school social content and posting promotional graphics and received complimentary tickets to the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game and were videos across ACC digital platforms. honored on the field at Bank of America Stadium.

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ESPN CAR WASH ACC IN BOWL GAMES ACC coaches appeared on multiple ESPN programs and platforms during the network’s annual Ten of the ACC’s 14 schools mid-summer “Car Wash” at the ESPN headquarters in Bristol. Outlets included “SportsCenter,” were bowl eligible, including “” and “ with Dan Le Batard” on television; ESPN Radio’s “Mike & Clemson as a participant in the Mike” and “The Show;” interviews with ESPN.com writers Heather Dinich, Alex for the Scarborough and Hallie Grossman; and appearances on a variety of podcasts. third-consecutive year. This marked the 17th consecutive year that at least six ACC teams landed in bowl games. The ACC ranks second among all conferences with 116 total bowl bids since 2005.

ACC KICKOFF Held at the Westin Charlotte on July 13-14, the ACC’s 14 head football coaches and 28 student- athletes gathered to meet with over 500 credentialed media members. ESPN was on-site and SCHEDULE RELEASE aired two days of live shows on ESPNU as well as highlighting the event across a number of The 2018 ACC football schedule other ESPN platforms. The media contingency also included national, regional, and local radio, was released on Jan. 17. ACC print, and television entities, including USA Today, CBS Sports and Yahoo Sports. Player and coach teams face more Power 5 non- press conference excerpts, returning player highlights, footage from the Commissioner’s forum conference opponents, more non- and other videos were posted on AVCS. In addition, there was on-site media availability with the conference teams ranked in the ACC’s Coordinator of Football Officials. 2017 final Associated Press Top 25 and more non-conference teams that participated in bowl games last season than any other Power 5 league.

NFL DRAFT The Atlantic Coast Conference had 45 players chosen during the 2018 National Football League Draft, which concluded ACC LEGENDS CLASS Joe Jacoby ...... Louisville April 29 at AT&T Stadium in The 12th class of ACC Football Legends was Bennie Blades ...... Miami Arlington, Texas. The total recognized during the Night of Legends event Brian Simmons ...... North Carolina was the second-highest by and on field prior to the Dr Pepper ACC Football Levar Fisher ...... NC State any conference. Championship Game. Jimbo Covert ...... Pitt That total also makes the ACC one of two leagues in the nation to have had at least 40 draftees Tom Coughlin ...... Syracuse in four of the last five years. In all, during that time the ACC has had 234 players drafted, the ...... Boston College Bob Davis ...... Virginia second-highest total of any league. Homer Jordan ...... Clemson Jim Pyne ...... Virginia Tech In all, the ACC had 28 players selected in the final four rounds, including nine players chosen Bob Harris...... Duke Ryan Plackemeier ...... Wake Forest in the fourth round, six players in the fifth round, six players in the sixth round and seven players Monk Bonasorte* ...... Florida State in the seventh and final round. The league had six first round choices on Thursday and 11 drafted Keith Brooking ...... Georgia Tech * Honored posthumously in the second and third rounds on Friday. The six ACC football players chosen in the first round of the Draft, brought the league’s total to 79 first-round draftees in the last 14 years. NC State led all ACC schools with seven selections, a school record for the draft for the Wolfpack, topping a total of six draftees in 2006. NC State defensive end Bradley Chubb, taken fifth overall by the Denver Broncos in the opening round, was the first ACC player selected. Florida State and Miami each had six draftees, with Virginia Tech having a total of five. Louisville had four players chosen, followed by Boston College, Clemson, North Carolina and Pitt with three each, Virginia and Wake Forest with two apiece and Syracuse with one player drafted. ACC players were highlighted through releases following each day, a dedicated page on theACC.com with a draft board, information and videos on draftees, and a map of all selections. Individual graphics were made for each student-athlete drafted in the first round, and graphics for rounds two and three were created to highlight ACC draftees of those rounds.

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2017-18 ANNUAL REPORT WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING

AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION VIRGINIA

Swimmer of the Year Coach of the Year Mallory Comerford Arthur Albiero Louisville Louisville

Diving Coach Diver of the Year of the Year MaryEllen Targonski Randy Ableman Duke Miami

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Mariia Astashkina Mallory Comerford Louisville Louisville

ALL-ACC •VIRGINIA won the 2018 ACC Women’s Swimming & Diving Championship for its 10th ACC title in 11 years. Louisville posted its highest finish since joining the ACC, placing second with 1149.5 points. 50 Freestyle Leah Goldman, Duke 200 Individual Medley 200 Medley Relay • Louisville All-American Mallory Comerford was voted ACC Women’s Swimmer of the Year for the second straight year. Duke’s Caitlin Cooper, Virginia Tayla Lovemore, Florida State Leah Goldman, Duke Elise Haan, NC State MaryEllen Targonski was ACC Women’s Diver of the Year after earning Honorable Mention All-America recognition. Caroline Baldwin, North Rachael Bradford-Feldman, Anna Shumate, NC State Carolina 200 Butterfly Louisville Krista Duffield,NC State • Louisville’s Arthur Albiero earned ACC Coach of the Year after leading his team to its best finish in program history. Casey Fanz, Louisville Grace Oglesby, Louisville Julia Poole, NC State Lexie Lupton, NC State • At the NCAA Championships, Louisville’s Comerford won the national title in the 200 freestyle, setting a new ACC record of 1:39.80. Laine Reed, Virginia Jen Marrkand, Virginia Comerford set another conference record, clocking 46.20 in the 100 free while earning a second-place finish. Klaudia Nazieblo, Virginia Tech 400 Individual Medley 400 Medley Relay 100 Freestyle Reka Gyorgy, Virginia Tech Alina Kendzior, Louisville • Other top finishers include NC State’s Hannah Moore, placing third in the 1,650 free, and the Virginia 400 free relay team (Morgan Hill, Mallory Comerford, Louisville 100 Breaststroke Hannah Moore, NC State Morgan Friesen, Louisville Laine Reed, Kyla Valls and Caitlin Cooper), which placed third. Caroline Baldwin, North Natalie Pierce, Florida State Rachael Bradford-Feldman, Grace Oglesby, Louisville Carolina Lina Rathsack, Pitt Louisville Mallory Comerford, Louisville • For the fourth consecutive year, two ACC teams finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships. Louisville finished fifth with 232 Morgan Hill, Virginia Carolina Hauder, North points, followed by Virginia’s ninth place finish. NC State placed 18th, and North Carolina was 25th. Carolina 200 Freestyle Relay 1-Meter Diving • ACC swimmers earned 44 All-America honors and combined for 51 All-America results. Twelve individuals and eight relay squads 200 Freestyle Morgan Hill, Virginia Blair Mulka, Florida State Mallory Comerford, Louisville 200 Breaststroke Dina Rommel, Virginia Maria Lohman, North Carolina placed in the top eight, earning All-America accolades, while 24 individuals and seven relays earned Honorable Mention All-America Megan Moroney, Virginia Mariia Astashkina, Louisville Laine Reed, Virginia Molly Fears, Louisville recognition. Eryn Eddy, Virginia Natalie Pierce, Florida State Caitlin Cooper, Virginia Rachael Bradford-Feldman, 3-Meter Diving 500 Freestyle Louisville 400 Freestyle Relay Alicia Blagg, Miami Mallory Comerford, Louisville Morgan Hill, Virginia Wally Layland, Miami ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Sophie Cattermole, Louisville 100 Backstroke Caitlin Cooper, Virginia Molly Carlson, Florida State Hannah Moore, NC State Elise Haan, NC State Laine Reed, Virginia Caroline Baldwin, North Eryn Eddy, Virginia Platform Diving 1979 NC State 1989 Clemson 1999 Virginia 2009 Virginia 1,650 Freestyle Carolina Madeline Kline, NC State 1980 NC State 1990 Virginia 2000 North Carolina 2010 Virginia Hannah Moore, NC State Megan Moroney, Virginia 800 Freestyle Relay MaryEllen Targonski, Duke Tamila Holub, NC State Morgan Hill, Virginia Ashlynn Peters, Virginia Tech 1981 North Carolina 1991 North Carolina 2001 North Carolina 2011 Virginia Sophie Cattermole, Louisville 200 Backstroke Jen Marrkand, Virginia 1982 North Carolina 1992 North Carolina 2002 North Carolina 2012 Virginia Paige Madden, Virginia Paige Madden, Virginia 1983 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 2003 Virginia 2013 Virginia 100 Butterfly Elise Haan, NC State Eryn Eddy, Virginia Grace Oglesby, Louisville Megan Moroney, Virginia 1984 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 2004 Virginia 2014 Virginia 1985 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 2005 Maryland 2015 Virginia ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1986 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2006 Florida State 2016 Virginia 1987 Clemson 1997 Clemson 2007 North Carolina 2017 NC State Leah Goldman, Duke Ashlyn Schoof, Louisville Sofia Revilak, Notre Dame 1988 Clemson 1998 Virginia 2008 Virginia 2018 Virginia Mackenzie Willborn, Duke Lainey Visscher, Louisville Lina Rathsack, Pitt Ayla Bonniwell, Florida State Alicia Blagg, Miami Meme Sharp, Pitt Molly Carlson, Florida State Wally Layland, Miami Caitlin Cooper, Virginia Tayla Lovemore, Florida State Maddie Baker, North Carolina Morgan Hill, Virginia Blaire Mulka, Florida State Caroline Baldwin, North Carolina Paige Madden, Virginia Natalie Pierce, Florida State Caroline Hauder, North Carolina Jennifer Marrkand, Virginia Mariia Astashkina, Louisville Maddie Smith, North Carolina Dina Rommel, Virginia Rachael Bradford-Feldman, Louisville Tamila Holub, NC State Emma Seiberlich, Virginia Avery Braunecker, Louisville Anna Jahns, NC State Vivian Tafuto, Virginia Sophie Cattermole, Louisville Madeline Kline, NC State Kylie Towbin, Virginia Mallory Comerford, Louisville Lexie Lupton, NC State Kyla Valls, Virginia Casey Fanz, Louisville Hannah Moore, NC State Adriana Grabski, Virginia Tech Molly Fears, Louisville Ky-Lee Perry, NC State Maggie Gruber, Virginia Tech Morgan Friesen, Louisville Julia Poole, NC State Ashlynn Peters, Virginia Tech Alina Kendzior, Louisville Anna Shumate, NC State Joelle Vereb, Virginia Tech Grace Oglesby, Louisville Abbie Dolan, Notre Dame Arina Openysheva, Louisville Lauren Heller, Notre Dame

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2018 CHAMPION NC STATE AWARD WINNERS

Swimmer of the Year Coach of the Year Andreas Vazaios Braden Holloway NC State NC State

Diving Coach Diver of the Year of the Year Greg Duncan Abel Sanchez North Carolina North Carolina

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Nicolas Albiero Anton Ipsen Louisville NC State

• NC STATE won the 2018 ACC Men’s Swimming & Diving Championship for the fourth consecutive year. The Wolfpack won four of five ALL-ACC relays, 10 of 13 individual events, had 23 podium finishes, and set an American record in the 400 free relay. Ryan Held was voted Most Valuable Swimmer for the second year in a row. 50 Freestyle 100 Butterfly 200 Individual Medley 200 Medley Relay • NC State’s Andreas Vazaios was voted ACC Swimmer of the Year and North Carolina’s Greg Duncan was ACC Diver of the Year. NC State’s Ryan Held, NC State Ryan Held, NC State Andreas Vazaios, NC State Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Justin Ress, NC State Coleman Stewart, NC State Norbert Szabo, Virginia Tech Carlos Claverie, Louisville Braden Holloway was named ACC Coach of the Year after leading his team to another dominant season. Andrej Barna, Louisville Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Daniel Sos, Louisville Zach Harting, Louisville • The ACC took home a league-record five titles at the NCAA Championship. NC State’s 800 free relay team, comprised of Vazaios, Held, Andrej Barna, Louisville Jacob Molacek and Justin Ress, set a new U.S. Open and NCAA record with a time of 6:05.31. 100 Freestyle 200 Butterfly 400 Individual Medley Ryan Held, NC State Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Anton Ipsen, NC State 400 Medley Relay • NC State won four other NCAA titles: Coleman Stewart in the 100 back, Anton Ipsen in the 1,650 free, and Vazaios in the 200 fly. The Justin Ress, NC State Andreas Vazaios, NC State Etay Gurevich, Louisville Andreas Vazaios, NC State 400 free relay (Held, Ress, Molacek and Stewart) took first, setting another U.S. Open and NCAA record in the process. Jacob Molacek, NC State Ted Schubert, Virginia Brendan Casey, Virginia Jacob Molacek, NC State Ryan Held, NC State • At the NCAA Championships, NC State was fourth — tying the highest finish by an ACC team — and Louisville placed ninth. 200 Freestyle 100 Breaststroke 200 Freestyle Relay Justin Ress, NC State • ACC swimmers earned 53 All-America honors. Seventeen individuals and nine relay teams earned All-America honors, and 23 Justin Ress, NC State Evgenii Somov, Louisville Ryan Held, NC State individuals and six relays earned Honorable Mention All-America recognition. Luke Georgiadis, Virginia Carlos Claverie, Louisville Justin Ress, NC State 1-Meter Diving Andreas Vazaios, NC State Michael McBryan, North Jacob Molacek, NC State Greg Duncan, North Carolina Carolina Coleman Stewart, NC State Joe Coumos, Notre Dame 500 Freestyle Joshua Davidson, Florida State Anton Ipsen, NC State 200 Breaststroke 400 Freestyle Relay ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Zach Yeadon, Notre Dame Evgenii Somov, Louisville Ryan Held, NC State 3-Meter Diving Marcelo Acosta, Louisville Caio Pumputis, Georgia Tech Justin Ress, NC State Greg Duncan, North Carolina Carlos Claverie, Louisville Jacob Molacek, NC State Joshua Davidson, Florida State 1,650 Freestyle Coleman Stewart, NC State James Brady, NC State 1954 NC State 1967 NC State 1985 NC State 2003 Virginia Anton Ipsen, NC State 100 Backstroke 1955 NC State 1968 NC State 1986 Clemson 2004 Virginia Zach Yeadon, Notre Dame Coleman Stewart, NC State 800 Freestyle Relay Platform Diving 1956 NC State 1969 NC State 1987 Virginia 2005 Virginia Marcelo Acosta, Louisville Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Andreas Vazaios, NC State David Dinsmore, Miami Joe Clark, Virginia Ryan Held, NC State Zachary Cooper, Miami North Carolina 1970 Maryland 1988 North Carolina 2006 Virginia Anton Ipsen, NC State Aidan Faminoff,Florida State 1957 North Carolina 1971 NC State 1989 North Carolina 2007 Florida State 200 Backstroke Justin Ress, NC State 1958 North Carolina 1972 NC State 1990 Virginia 2008 Virginia Coleman Stewart, NC State Rob Whitacre, Notre Dame 1959 North Carolina 1973 NC State 1991 North Carolina 2009 Virginia Hennessey Stuart, NC State 1960 Maryland 1974 NC State 1992 NC State 2010 Virginia 1961 Maryland 1975 NC State 1993 North Carolina 2011 Virginia North Carolina 1976 NC State 1994 North Carolina 2012 Virginia ALL-ACC ACADEMIC NC State 1977 NC State 1995 North Carolina 2013 Virginia 1962 Maryland 1978 NC State 1996 North Carolina 2014 Virginia Tech Nathaniel Hernandez, Duke T.C. Smith, Louisville Joe Coumos, Notre Dame 1963 Maryland 1979 NC State 1997 North Carolina 2015 NC State Judd Howard, Duke Nikolaos Sofianidis, Louisville John Montesi, Notre Dame 1964 Maryland 1980 NC State 1998 North Carolina 2016 NC State Evan Moretti, Duke Greg Duncan, North Carolina Aaron Schultz, Notre Dame North Carolina 1981 NC State 1999 Virginia 2017 NC State Teddy Zeng, Duke James Bretscher, NC State Steven Shek, Notre Dame NC State 1982 NC State 2000 Virginia 2018 NC State Griffin Alaniz, Florida State Danny Erlenmeyer, NC State Rob Whitacre, Notre Dame 1965 Maryland 1983 North Carolina 2001 Virginia Joshua Davidson, Florida State Daniel Graber, NC State Keefer Barnum, Virginia 1966 NC State 1984 NC State 2002 Virginia Tyler Roberge, Florida State Ryan Held, NC State Joe Clark, Virginia Nate Samson, Florida State Anton Ipsen, NC State Luke Georgiadis, Virginia Cameron Thatcher, Florida State Gil Kielser, NC State Matthew Otto, Virginia Caio Pumputis, Georgia Tech Eric Knowles, NC State Ted Schubert, Virginia Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Jack McIntyre, NC State Ian Ho, Virginia Tech Andrej Barna, Louisville Jacob Molacek, NC State Harrison Pierce, Virginia Tech Carlos Claverie, Louisville Justin Ress, NC State Ben Schiesl, Virginia Tech Daniel Fecteau, Louisville Hennessey Stuart, NC State Zach Harting, Louisville Andreas Vazaios, NC State

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AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION NORTH CAROLINA

Fencer of the Year, Épée Coach of the Year Amanda Sirico Ron Miller Notre Dame North Carolina

Scholar-Athlete Fencer of the Year, Foil of the Year Rhiannon Harvey Amanda Sirico Duke Notre Dame

Fencer of the Year, Sabre Jackie Litynski North Carolina

ALL-ACC •NOTRE DAME won its second straight NCAA Fencing Championship on March 25 in State College, Pennsylvania. The Irish clinched the title in the fifth round with a 5-4 win by Ariel Simmons. It marked the Irish’s 10th overall title, and their first back-to-back Épée Foil Sabre championship in 40 years (1977-1978). Amanda Sirico, Notre Dame Elyssa Kleiner, Notre Dame Francesca Russo, Notre Dame • Notre Dame finished with 185 points, 15 ahead of second-place Columbia/Barnard. Duke finished 10th overall, followed by No. 24 Georgina Summers, North Carolina Stefani Deschner, Notre Dame Tara Hassett, Notre Dame North Carolina and No. 25 Boston College. • Unranked NORTH CAROLINA defeated No. 1 Notre Dame in tiebreaker rounds to claim the program’s first-ever ACC Women’s Fencing Championship. • Duke defeated Notre Dame in the third round of the ACC Championship to force a fence-off. North Carolina defeated Duke in the first ALL-ACC ACADEMIC tiebreaker session to face Notre Dame. Jackie Litynski defeated two-time defending NCAA champion Francesca Russo, 5-4, on the final point to give North Carolina the title. Ella Morgan, Boston College Tara Hassett, Notre Dame • In individual competition, Notre Dame captured top honors in all three individual categories, sweeping the foil and sabre weapons Haley Fisher, Duke Elyssa Kleiner, Notre Dame events. North Carolina had two fencers — Georgina Summers and Justine de Grasse — medal with silver and bronze in the épée. Julia Gianneschi, Duke Sabrina Massialas, Notre Dame • The ACC Fencer of the Year awards are as follows: épée — Notre Dame’s Amanda Sirico, foil — Duke’s Rhiannon Harvey, and sabre — Rhiannon Harvey, Duke Francesca Russo, Notre Dame North Carolina’s Litynski. Claudi Wrampelmeier, Duke Amanda Sirico, Notre Dame • North Carolina’s Ron Miller won ACC Coach of the Year after leading his team to its first league fencing title since 1980. Jackie Litynski, North Carolina • Twelve ACC fencers earned All-America honors at the NCAA Championship.

ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS

2015 Notre Dame 2016 Notre Dame 2017 Notre Dame 2018 North Carolina

ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

2017 Notre Dame 2018 Notre Dame

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2018 CHAMPION DUKE AWARD WINNERS

Fencer of the Year, Épée Coach of the Year Bryn Hammarberg Ron Miller Duke North Carolina

Scholar-Athlete Fencer of the Year, Foil of the Year Eoin Gronningsater Jonah Shainberg Duke Notre Dame

Fencer of the Year, Sabre Pascual Di Tella Duke

• NOTRE DAME won its second straight NCAA Fencing Championship on March 25 in State College, Pennsylvania. The Irish clinched ALL-ACC the title in the fifth round with a 5-4 win by Ariel Simmons. It marked the Irish’s 10th overall title, and their first back-to-back championship in 40 years (1977-1978). Épée Foil Sabre • Notre Dame finished with 185 points, 15 ahead of second-place Columbia/Barnard. Duke finished 10th overall, followed by No. 24 Bryn Hammarberg, Duke Eoin Gronningsater, Duke Pascual Di Tella, Duke North Carolina and No. 25 Boston College. Ariel Simmons, Notre Dame Nick Itkin, Notre Dame Jonah Shainberg, Notre Dame • Irish freshman Nick Itkin won the men’s NCAA fencing title in foil, defeating teammate Axel Kiefer to reach the finals. • No. 9 DUKE upset No. 2 Notre Dame to claim the 2018 ACC Men’s Fencing title. It marked the first fencing loss for Notre Dame since joining the conference in 2014. Duke defeated Boston College (20- 7), North Carolina (23-4), and Notre Dame (19-8) to claim the title. ALL-ACC ACADEMIC • Irish fencer Jonah Shainberg claimed the ACC title in men’s sabre for the second time. Duke’s Bryn Hammarberg captured the ACC men’s épée title, defeating two previous champions: Notre Dame’s Simmons (2017) and Notre Dame’s Dylan French (2016). Notre Cameron Mayer, Boston College Jacob Henkels, North Carolina Dame’s Itkin won the ACC men’s foil title. Pascual Di Tella, Duke Jonathan Fitzgerald, Notre Dame • Duke swept the ACC Fencer of the Year awards: épée — Hammarberg, foil — Eoin Gronningsater, and sabre — Pascual Di Tella. Eoin Gronningsater, Duke Nicholas Hanahan, Notre Dame • North Carolina’s Ron Miller was voted the ACC Coach of the Year. Brycen Rushing, Duke Axel Kiefer, Notre Dame • Twelve ACC fencers earned All-America honors at the NCAA Championship. Agoston Walter, Duke Jonah Shainberg, Notre Dame

ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS

1971 North Carolina 1975 North Carolina 1979 Clemson 2017 Notre Dame 1972 North Carolina 1976 North Carolina 1980 North Carolina 2018 Duke 1973 North Carolina 1977 North Carolina 2015 Notre Dame 1974 North Carolina 1978 Maryland 2016 Notre Dame

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AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE

Track Performer of the Year Coach of the Year Elly Henes Bob Braman NC State Florida State

Scholar-Athlete Field Performer of the Year of the Year Nicole Greene Nicole Greene North Carolina North Carolina

Freshman of the Year Lisa Gunnarsson Virginia Tech

ALL-ACC •FLORIDA STATE claimed its third ACC Women’s Indoor Track and Field Championship — and first since 2014 — during competition Feb. 22-24 at Clemson. Boston College Militsa Mircheva (1st; 2nd) Anna Runia (2nd) Andin Fosam (2nd) • Led by freshman sprinter Ka’Tia Seymour, who earned Women’s Most Valuable Track Performer honors at the ACC Championship, the Paige Duca (1st) Cortney Jones (1st) Kayla Johnson (2nd) Syracuse Seminoles finished 10 points ahead of second-place and defending champion Virginia Tech. Clemson Maudie Skyring (2nd) North Carolina Paige Stoner (1st; 1st) Olivia James (1st; 2nd) Eleonora Omoregie (1st) Nicole Greene (1st) Kadejhia Sellers (2nd) • The Seminole women were joined in their first-place finish by the FSU men’s squad to mark the sixth time in ACC Indoor Track and Rebekah Smith (1st) Gleneve Grange (1st) Brianna Duncan (2nd) Shannon Malone (2nd) Field history that one program swept both titles in a single year (also Clemson in 1992, North Carolina in 1995 and 1996, and Florida Kamryn McIntosh (1st; 2nd) Ieva Zarankaite (1st) Cierra Dunston (2nd) Tia Thevenin (2nd) State in 2009 and 2014). Fellan Ferguson (1st; 2nd) Georgia Tech Blake Dodge (2nd) Aviana Goode (2nd) Grace Barnett (1st; 2nd) Jeanine Williams (1st) Morgan Ilse (2nd) Virginia • North Carolina junior Nicole Greene claimed the women’s high jump gold medal in the 2018 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Torie Robinson (2nd) Louisville Caroline Alcorta (2nd) Mia Barron (1st; 2nd) Championships, which were held at Texas A&M on March 9-10. Greene posted a first-place tying mark of 6-1.5 (1.87m), and then Kendra Clarke (2nd; 1st) Emmonnie Henderson (1st) Anna Keefer (1st) Kelly McKee (1st) Markeeta Thomas (2nd) Dorcas Wasike (1st) Alexandria Cooke (1st) Brittany Jones (2nd) prevailed in an unprecedented seven-round jump off to take the gold medal. Duke Gabriela Leon (1st; 2nd) NC State Holly Sullivan (2nd) • Virginia Tech scored 14 team points in NCAA competition and tied for 14th place to lead all ACC teams. Madeline Price (1st; 2nd) Holly Hankenson (1st) Elly Henes (1st) Gabrielle Hayes (2nd) • Louisville senior thrower Emmonnie Henderson capped her stellar indoor career with a silver medal shot put distance of 58-3.75 Kethlin Campbell (2nd) Alexis Gibbons (2nd) Erika Kemp (2nd) Virginia Tech Madison Heath (1st) Makenli Forrest (1st) Michelle Cobb (2nd) Rachel Pocratsky (1st) (17.77m) at the NCAAs. Henderson had previously captured the women’s shot indoor gold medal for the third consecutive year at the Laura Marty (2nd) Carsen Casselll (2nd) Lauren Evans (2nd; 2nd) Sarah Edwards (1st; 1st) ACC Championships en route to earning Women’s Field Most Outstanding Performer accolades at that event. Becky Arbiv (2nd) Linda Mutter (2nd) Notre Dame Laurie Barton (2nd) Domninique Panton (1st) Miami Jessica Harris (1st; 2nd) Katie Kennedy (2nd) India Lowe (2nd) Tiara McMinn (1st) Kelly Hart (2nd) Arlicia Bush (1st) Mackenzie Kerr (2nd) Michelle Atherley (1st; 2nd) Summer Thorpe (2nd) Shannon Quinn (1st) Brittany Aveni (2nd) Amy Taintor (1st) Payton Miller (2nd) Lisa Gunnarsson (1st) ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Jaida Lemmons (2nd) Alfreda Steele (2nd) Samantha Murray (2nd) Rachel Baxter (1st) Florida State Celine Thompson (2nd) Pitt Eszter Bajnok (1st; 2nd) Jayla Kirkland (1st) Erika Voyzey (2nd) Desiree Gardland (1st) Stephanie Aeschilmann (2nd) 1987 Virginia 1995 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2011 Clemson Ka’Tia Seymour (1st) Debbie Ajagbe (2nd) Miranda Salvo (2nd) Wake Forest Shauna Helps (1st; 2nd) Symone Mason (2nd) Taylor Middleton (2nd) Alexandria Florent (1st) 1988 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2004 North Carolina 2012 Clemson 1989 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2005 Miami 2013 Clemson 1990 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 2006 Miami 2014 Florida State ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1991 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina 2007 Virginia Tech 2015 Clemson 1992 Clemson 2000 North Carolina 2008 Virginia Tech 2016 Miami Paige Duca, Boston College Makenli Forrest, Louisville Jordan Shead, Notre Dame 1993 North Carolina 2001 North Carolina 2009 Florida State 2017 Miami Grace Barnett, Clemson Holly Hankenson, Louisville Desiree Garland, Pitt 1994 North Carolina 2002 Georgia Tech 2010 Clemson 2018 Florida State Torie Robinson, Clemson Gabriela Leon, Louisville Andin Fosam, Pitt Rebekah Smith, Clemson Linda Mutter, Louisville Miranda Salvo, Pitt Becky Arbiv, Duke Deborah Ajagbe, Miami Taylor Middleton, Pitt Brittany Aveni, Duke Symone Mason, Miami Paige Stoner, Syracuse Kethlin Campbell, Duke Tiara McMinn, Miami Tia Thevenin, Syracuse Madsion Heath, Duke Anna Runia, Miami Brittany Jones, Virginia MacKenzie Kerr, Duke Alfreda Steele, Miami Kelly McKee, Virginia Jaida Lemmons, Duke Amy Taintor, Miami Holly Sullivan, Virginia India Lowe, Duke Erika Voyzey, Miami Stefanie Aeschlimann, Virginia Tech Laura Marty, Duke Nicole Greene, North Carolina Laurie Barton, Virginia Tech Madeline Price, Duke Alex Cooke, North Carolina Rachel Baxter, Virginia Tech Shauna Helps, Florida State Michelle Cobb, NC State Courtney Blanden, Virginia Tech Jodie Judd, Florida State Elly Henes, NC State Sarah Edwards, Virginia Tech Eleonora Omoregie, Florida State Erika Kemp, NC State Lisa Gunnarsson, Virginia Tech Ka’Tia Seymour, Florida State Jessica Harris, Notre Dame Katie Kennedy, Virginia Tech Maudie Skyring, Florida State Kelly Hart, Notre Dame Shannon Quinn, Virginia Tech Jeanine Williams, Georgia Tech Payton Miller, Notre Dame Alexandria Florent, Wake Forest Carsen Cassell, Louisville Samantha Murray, Notre Dame

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2018 CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE AWARD WINNERS

Track Performer of the Year Coach of the Year Justyn Knight Bob Braman Syracuse Florida State

Scholar-Athlete Field Performer of the Year of the Year Josh Davis Vincent Ciattei NC State Virginia Tech

Freshman of the Year Trey Cunningham Florida State

• FLORIDA STATE claimed its 11th ACC Men’s Indoor Track and Field Championship during competition Feb. 22-24 at Clemson. ALL-ACC • The Florida State men placed first with 111 team points at the ACC Championships, while Virginia Tech followed with 107. • The Seminole men joined the first-place finish by the FSU women’s squad to mark the sixth time in ACC Indoor Track and Field history Clemson Darryl Gay (2nd) Darryl Shaw (2nd) Virginia that one program swept both titles in a single year (also Clemson in 1992, North Carolina in 1995 and 1996, and Florida State in 2009 Cordell Lamb (1st) Tyricke Dickens (2nd) Zay Paschall (2nd) Jordan Scott (1st) Jeffrey Green (1st) Jakub Andrzejczak (2nd) NC State Oghenakpobo Efekoro and 2014). John Lewis (1st; 2nd) Montel Nevers (2nd) Cravont Charleston (1st) (1st; 2nd) • Syracuse senior Justyn Knight captured the gold medal in the men’s 5,000-meters (14:14.47) and took the silver in the 3,000-meters Kirk Lewis (1st) Brandon Tirado (2nd) Josh Davis (1st) Hilmar Orn Jonsson (1st) (8:05.76) at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Track and Field National Championships held March 9-10 at College Station, Texas. Jeremiah Green (1st) Georgia Tech Dylan Peebles (1st) Mike Marsella (2nd) Deonte Tolbert (2nd) Ben Jean (2nd) Shannon Patterson (2nd) Nace Plesko (2nd) • Knight’s strong NCAA showing came two weeks after the Vaughan, Ontario, senior’s double-gold medal showing at the ACC Malik Epps (2nd) Daniel Pietsch (2nd) Patrick Sheehan (2nd) Virginia Tech Championships, where he led the 5,000-meters with a time of 13:50.79 and took the 3,000 with a time of 8:02.57. The ACC titles were James Quattlebaum (2nd) Avery Bartlett (2nd) Notre Dame Neil Gourley (1st) Chris McBride (2nd) Nahom Solomon (2nd) Jacob Dumford (1st; 2nd) Vincent Ciattei (1st; 2nd) the ninth and 10th of his career. Grant Voecks (2nd) William Solomon (2nd) Matthew Birzer (1st) Diego Zarate (1st) • The Virginia Tech DMR team of Vincent Ciattei, Greg Chiles, Patrick Joseph and Neil Gourley also took home the national title with a Duke Louisville Troy Pride Jr. (2nd) Peter Seufer (1st) time of 9:30.76 at the NCAAs. It marked the Hokies’ first national title in distance running. Steven Solomon (1st) Javen Reeves (1st) Yared Nuguse (2nd) Daniel Jaskowak (1st) Jacob Sobota (1st) Jerin Allen (1st) Edward Cheatham (2nd) Brandon Thomas (1st) • Virginia Tech scored 31 team points in NCAA competition for a fourth-place team finish that led all ACC teams and was the best in the Matt Wisner (2nd) Joe Delgado (1st) Clayton Goldman (2nd) Theirry Yanga (1st) school history. Esteban Suarez (2nd) Eric Fox (2nd) Logan Kusky (2nd) Deakin Volz (1st) Christian Friis (2nd) Christian Buckley (2nd) Pitt Torben Laidig (1st) Florida State Miami Jabari Michael-Khensu (2nd) Joel Benitez (1st) Edward Clarke (1st) Gian Ragonesi (1st) Syracuse Gregory Chiles (2nd) Andre Ewers (1st) Kevin Arreaga (1st) Justyn Knight (1st) Patrick Joseph (2nd) ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Trey Cunningham (1st) Myles Valentine (2nd) Aidan Tooker (1st) Jaelyn Demory (2nd) Kenneth Fisher (1st) North Carolina Philo Germano (1st) Mackenzie Muldoon (2nd) Corion Knight (1st) Kenny Selmon (2nd) Matt Moore (1st; 2nd) Michael Davenport (2nd) 1954 Maryland 1971 Maryland 1994 Florida State 2011 Virginia Tech Armani Wallace (1st) Amari DeVaughn (2nd) Iliass Aouani (2nd) Wake Forest Austin Droogsma (1st) Isaiah Palmer (2nd) Richard Floyd (2nd) Robert Heppenstall (1st) 1955 North Carolina 1972 Maryland 1995 North Carolina 2012 Florida State Dante Newberg (1st) Jadon Johnson (2nd) David Gilstrap (2nd) Sebastian Fischbach (2nd) 1956 Maryland 1973 Maryland 1996 North Carolina 2013 Virginia Tech 1957 Maryland 1974 Maryland 1997 Clemson 2014 Florida State 1958 Maryland 1975 Maryland 1998 Clemson 2015 Virginia Tech ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1959 Maryland 1976 Maryland 1999 Clemson 2016 Syracuse 1960 Maryland 1977 Maryland 2000 Clemson 2017 Virginia Tech Jeremiah Green, Clemson Darryl Shaw, North Carolina Aidan Tooker, Syracuse 1961 Maryland 1978 Maryland 2001 Clemson 2018 Florida State Christian Friis, Duke Josh Davis, NC State Hilmar Jonsson, Virginia 1962 Maryland 1979 Maryland 2002 Clemson Jacob Sobota, Duke Christopher Garrick, NC State Mike Marsella, Virginia 1963 Maryland 1980 Maryland 2003 Florida State No indoor championships Steven Solomon, Duke Shannon Patterson, NC State Nace Plesko, Virginia 1964 Maryland 1987 Clemson 2004 Florida State were held between 1981 Matt Wisner, Duke Dylan Peebles, NC State Greg Chiles, Virginia Tech 1965 Maryland 1988 NC State 2005 Florida State and 1986. Trey Cunningham, Florida State Matthew Birzer, Notre Dame Vincent Ciattei, Virginia Tech 1966 Maryland 1989 Clemson 2006 Florida State Darryl Gay, Florida State Edward Cheatham, Notre Dame Neil Gourley, Virginia Tech 1967 Maryland 1990 Clemson 2007 Florida State* * Title vacated per Brandon Tirado, Florida State Jacob Dumford, Notre Dame Daniel Jaskowak, Virginia Tech 1968 Maryland 1991 Clemson 2008 Florida State NCAA ruling Avery Bartlety, Georgia Tech Clayton Goldman, Notre Dame Torben Laidig, Virginia Tech 1969 Maryland 1992 Clemson 2009 Florida State Daniel Pietsch, Georgia Tech Yared Nuguse, Notre Dame Mackenzie Muldoon, Virginia Tech 1970 Maryland 1993 Clemson 2010 Florida State Nahom Solomon, Georgia Tech Elijah Silva, Notre Dame Peter Seufer, Virginia Tech Christian Buckley, Louisville Iliass Aouani, Syracuse Diego Zarate, Virginia Tech Joe Delgado, Louisville Philo Germano, Syracuse Sebastian Fischbach, Wake Forest Gian Piero Ragonesi, Miami David Gilstrap, Syracuse Robert Heppenstall, Wake Forest Isaiah Palmer, North Carolina Angelo Goss, Syracuse Kenny Selmon, North Carolina Matt Moore, Syracuse

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AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION VIRGINIA TECH

Wrestler of the Year Coach of the Year Michael Macchiavello Pat Popolizio NC State NC State

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Hunter Bolen Michael Macchiavello Virginia Tech NC State

ALL-ACC • With 81 points and individual titles from Dennis Gustafson, Brent Moore, David McFadden and Jared Haught, VIRGINIA TECH claimed its second straight ACC Wrestling Championship at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill on March 3. NC State finished second with 73 Mitch Finesilver, Duke Pete Renda, NC State points, followed by North Carolina (52.5), Duke (47.5), Virginia (34) and Pitt (33.5). Zach Finesilver, Duke Louis Hayes, Virginia • Moore, with the individual title at 141 pounds, claimed the biggest upset of the tournament, defeating NC State’s Kevin Jack in a Jacob Kasper, Duke Jack Mueller, Virginia sudden victory 6-4 decision. Cory Daniel, North Carolina Ryan Blees, Virginia Tech • Michael Macchiavello won the National Championship at 197 pounds, defeating Jared Haught in a rematch of the ACC Championship Troy Heilmann, North Carolina Hunter Bolen, Virginia Tech final. Macchiavello was voted ACC Wrestler of the Year. Ethan Ramos, North Carolina Dennis Gustafson, Virginia Tech • NC State’s Pat Popolizio was voted the ACC Coach of the Year after guiding his team to its first regular-season title since 2004. Sean Fausz, NC State Jared Haught, Virginia Tech • The ACC sent a league-record of 41 wrestlers to the NCAA Championship. Both Virginia Tech and NC State sent nine starting members, Hayden Hidlay, NC State David McFadden, Virginia Tech the most of any ACC teams. Kevin Jack, NC State Brent Moore, Virginia Tech • NC State tied for fourth place at the NCAA Championship, the highest finish of an ACC team. Virginia Tech finished eighth, North Michael Macchiavello, NC State Zack Zavatsky, Virginia Tech Carolina 20th, Duke 22nd and Pitt and Virginia tied for 31st. • Ten ACC wrestlers earned All-America honors at the 2018 NCAA Championship. The group included NC State’s Tariq Wilson, Kevin Jack, Hayden Hidlay and Michael Macchiavello; North Carolina’s Troy Heilmann and Chip Ness; Tech’s David McFadden, Zack Zavatsky and ALL-ACC ACADEMIC Jared Haught; and Duke’s Jacob Kasper.

Thayer Atkins, Duke Ethan Ramos, North Carolina Josh Finesilver, Duke Zach Sherman, North Carolina ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Matt Finesilver, Duke L.J. Bentley, Pitt Jacob Kasper, Duke Dom Forys, Pitt 1954 Maryland 1971 Maryland 1988 NC State 2005 North Carolina Alec Schenk, Duke Jake Wentzel, Pitt 1955 Maryland 1972 Maryland 1989 NC State 2006 North Carolina Daniel Bullard, NC State Nick Zanetta, Pitt 1956 Maryland 1973 Maryland 1990 NC State 2007 NC State Sean Fausz, NC State Andrew Atkinson, Virginia 1957 Maryland 1974 Virginia 1991 NC State 2008 Maryland Brian Hamann, NC State Louie Hayes, Virginia 1958 Maryland 1975 Virginia 1992 North Carolina 2009 Maryland Hayden Hidlay, NC State Jared Haught, Virginia Tech 1959 Maryland 1976 NC State 1993 North Carolina 2010 Virginia Michael Macchiavello, NC State Zack Zavatsky, Virginia Tech 1960 Maryland 1977 Virginia 1994 North Carolina 2011 Maryland 1961 Maryland 1978 NC State 1995 North Carolina 2012 Maryland 1962 Maryland 1979 North Carolina 1996 NC State 2013 Virginia Tech 1963 Maryland 1980 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2014 Virginia Tech 1964 Maryland 1981 NC State 1998 North Carolina 2015 Virginia 1965 Maryland 1982 NC State 1999 North Carolina 2016 NC State 1966 Maryland 1983 NC State 2000 North Carolina 2017 Virginia Tech 1967 Maryland 1984 North Carolina 2001 NC State 2018 Virginia Tech 1968 Maryland 1985 North Carolina 2002 NC State 1969 Maryland 1986 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 1970 Maryland 1987 North Carolina 2004 NC State

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2018 CHAMPION LOUISVILLE

• NOTRE DAME won the 2018 NCAA Championship on a last-second shot. Down 15 points in the third quarter, the Fighting • Eight ACC teams were selected to the NCAA tournament, matching a league record for the most selected and marked the Irish pulled off the biggest comeback in title ameg history to win their second national title. most of any conference this season. Two ACC teams (Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech) played in the WNIT. • Notre Dame’s Arike Ogunbowale hit a shot in the final second in back-to-back Final Four games to lift the Fighting Irish. She • Louisville’s Durr was named ACC Player of the Year. She ranked third in the conference in points per game (19.5) and led earned Most Outstanding Player honors for the tournament. the league in shooting accuracy from 3-point range (.445). • LOUISVILLE defeated Notre Dame for the Cardinals’ first ACC Tournament title. The Irish had won the previous four years. • Louisville’s Jeff Walz earned ACC Coach of the Year after leading the Cardinals to their sixth regular-season conference •Notre Dame’s Muffet McGraw was named the 2018 National Coach of the Year by the Associated Press, USA Today, title (shared or outright). Louisville’s 29-2 record through its first 31 games marked the best regular-season finish in and espnW. program history. • Six ACC athletes earned AP All-America honors. Louisville’s – first team; Notre Dame’s Ogunbowale – second • Duke’s Brown won the Kay Yow Scholar of the Year Award for the second consecutive year. Brown was also a first-team team; and Duke’s Lexie Brown and Louisville’s Myisha Hines-Allen – third team. The four named to the first, second, or third All-ACC selection and the ACC Defensive Player of the Year. team was the most of any conference. Florida State’s Shakayla Thomas and Imani Wright earned honorable mention. • North Carolina’s Janelle Bailey earned ACC Rookie of the Year and Georgia Tech’s Zaire O’Neil was ACC Sixth Player of the Year.

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AWARD WINNERS ALL-ACC (BLUE RIBBON PANEL)

Player of the Year Coach of the Year First Team Erykah Davenport, Miami Mykea Gray, Miami Asia Durr Jeff Walz Lexie Brown, Duke Marina Mabrey, Notre Dame Kelsey Marshall, Miami Louisville Louisville Shakayla Thomas, Florida State Taylor Emery, Virginia Tech Janelle Bailey, North Carolina Imani Wright, Florida State Elisa Penna, Wake Forest Digna Strautmane, Syracuse Asia Durr, Louisville Defensive Player of the Year Sixth Player of the Year Lexie Brown Zaire O’Neil Myisha Hines-Allen, Louisville Honorable Mention Defensive Team Duke Georgia Tech Paris Kea, North Carolina Dominique Toussaint, Virginia Lexie Brown, Duke Chelsea Nelson, NC State Felicia Aiyeotan, Virginia Kay Yow Arike Ogunbowale, Notre Dame Freshman Team Danielle Edwards, Clemson Rookie of the Year Scholar-Athlete Janelle Bailey of the Year Jessica Shepard, Notre Dame Milan Bolden-Morris, Boston Amber Campbell, Wake Forest North Carolina Lexie Brown Tiana Mangakahia, Syracuse College Akela Maize, NC State Duke Jade Williams, Duke Second Team Kierra Fletcher, Georgia Tech Rebecca Greenwell, Duke , Louisville ALL-ACC ACADEMIC ALL-ACC (HEAD COACHES) Andie Anastos, Boston College Endia Banks, Miami Danielle Edwards, Clemson Kelsey Marshall, Miami First Team Second Team Freshman Team Lexie Brown, Duke Emese Hof, Miami Lexie Brown, Duke Rebecca Greenwell, Duke Milan Bolden-Morris, Boston Rebecca Greenwell, Duke Taylor Koenen, North Carolina Shakayla Thomas, Florida State Erykah Davenport, Miami College Erin Mathias, Duke , NC State Imani Wright, Florida State Jessica Shepard, Notre Dame Jade Williams, Duke Leaonna Odom, Duke Akela Maize, NC State Asia Durr, Louisville Taylor Emery, Virginia Tech Kierra Fletcher, Georgia Tech AJ Alix, Florida State Kalista Walters, Pitt Myisha Hines-Allen, Louisville Elisa Penna, Wake Forest Dana Evans, Louisville Ama Degbeon, Florida State Gabby Cooper, Syracuse Paris Kea, North Carolina Mykea Gray, Miami Chatrice White, Florida State Miranda Drummond, Syracuse Chelsea Nelson, NC State Honorable Mention Janelle Bailey, North Carolina Imani Wright, Florida State Lauren Moses, Virginia Marina Mabrey, Notre Dame Janelle Bailey, North Carolina Amaya Finklea-Guity, Syracuse Elo Edeferioka, Georgia Tech Jocelyn Willoughby, Virginia Arike Ogunbowale, Notre Dame Jackie Young, Notre Dame Digna Strautmane, Syracuse Francesca Pan, Georgia Tech Taylor Emery, Virginia Tech Tiana Mangakahia, Syracuse Dominique Toussaint, Virginia Arica Carter, Louisville Regan Magarity, Virginia Tech Sam Fuehring, Louisville Elisa Penna, Wake Forest Jazmine Jones, Louisville ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS

1978 Maryland 1989 Maryland 2000 Duke 2011 Duke 1979 Maryland 1990 Virginia 2001 Duke 2012 Maryland 1980 NC State 1991 NC State 2002 Duke 2013 Duke 1981 Maryland 1992 Virginia 2003 Duke 2014 Notre Dame 1982 Maryland 1993 Virginia 2004 Duke 2015 Notre Dame 1983 Maryland 1994 North Carolina 2005 North Carolina 2016 Notre Dame 1984 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 2006 North Carolina 2017 Notre Dame 1985 NC State 1996 Clemson 2007 North Carolina 2018 Louisville 1986 Maryland 1997 North Carolina 2008 North Carolina 1987 NC State 1998 North Carolina 2009 Maryland 1988 Maryland 1999 Clemson 2010 Duke

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ACC TOURNAMENT • The 2018 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament was played before over 400 credentialed media at the Greensboro Coliseum, Feb. 28 – March 4. All 14 games were broadcast on the league’s regional sports networks, as well as on ESPN platforms. Releases on Teachers of the Year and various outreach initiatives were distributed across all ACC platforms and promoted socially. All postgame press conferences were streamed live on theACC.com and ACC Network Extra, with transcripts provided by ASAP. • Attendance for the 2018 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament was 45,809. • The Women’s Basketball Insider’s Club was a first-year program to identify avid women’s basketball fans who were interested in helping sell tickets for the Women’s Basketball Tournament in exchange for exclusive perks throughout the year. Members had the opportunity to attend ACC Women’s Basketball Media Day, a dinner with TV personality LaChina Robinson, and roads trip to an NC State game and the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament VIP-style. • Marketing activation took place at the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament to engage fans and provide a positive experience for participating student-athletes and attendees. Promotions included the following: • FanFest • Hoops for Kids • Boys and Girls Club • Mascot outreach - Food Lion Store Visit • Mascot Night • In-arena emcee (J Dew) and DJ • Championship Game Food Drive • Marketing and promotional activities were utilized to drive awareness and ticket sales for the 2018 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. Initiatives included: Facebook advertising for VIP Experience and general ticket sales, a regular-season game program ad (for schools), additional advertising (print, TV, digital, billboards) in/around the Greensboro area and goods they brought to the Coliseum on Sunday. videoboard graphics at regular-season games. 1,000 pounds of food was collected and Food • Special Ticket sale initiatives included the Bojangles’ Four Pack, Daddy Daughter Date and the Lion matched each pound to donate a total Girl Power Seminar. of 2,000 pounds to the Second Harvest Food • Emphasis was placed this year on promoting tournament match-ups via digital and Facebook. Bank. 164 total tickets were distributed. Graphics were produced each day once match-ups were known for the following day. • To grow its database of women’s college • With the Greensboro Coliseum serving as the home of the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament basketball fans, the ACC continued an enter- for the next several years, the Atlantic Coast Conference was able to leverage several branding to-win contest with the winner receiving assets from previous years to create a cohesive and dynamic look in the arena. Included among a VIP trip to the ACC Women’s Basketball the items were seat tarps, courtside banners and major team tunnel and entrance branding. Tournament. The contest was promoted • For the first year, the ACC partnered with Food Lion and the Second Harvest Food Bank to extensively via social media and theACC.com. raise awareness for hunger in the Greensboro area, while also driving people to attend the The number of entries (3,465) represented championship game. Fans received one free championship game ticket for every five canned more than a 600 percent increase from the previous year.

MEDIA DAY WNBA DRAFT Held at The Westin Charlotte on October 18, the ACC’s 15 The WNBA Draft was held head basketball coaches and 24 student-athletes gathered on Thursday, April 12. The ACC to meet with media members and television partners. The had five players drafted, led media contingency included national, regional and local by Duke guard Lexie Brown, print and television entities. Player and coach interviews selected ninth overall by the were streamed live on ACC Network Extra and excerpts Connecticut Sun. were posted on the AVCS. 46 media members attended The ACC has had at and 41 clips were downloaded via the AVCS. least one player go in the Key national media members in attendance: first round in each of the - Debbie Antonelli, ESPN last 13 drafts, and current - LaChina Robinson, ESPN & Raycom membership accounts for 47 - Chelsea Shine Wilson, Raycom first-round picks. - For each player drafted, a - graphic highlighting the pick and team were created and distributed on the ACC’s social platforms (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) - ACC Digital Network and included in a draft recap. Teaser posts were published on Instagram of the 2018 WNBA Draft information paired with active previous first-round ACC draft picks since 2014.

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NCAA TOURNAMENT ACC WBB REGULAR SAEASON A league-record tying eight ACC teams earned NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Links to ACC Network Extra broadcasts were shared with schools throughout the regular berths this season, all ending with Notre Dame winning the National Championship for the season. Players of the Week were highlighted on social media, published on theACC.com and second time. statistics were updated and circulated throughout the week. Key message points were pushed Tied for the most from a single conference, four ACC teams advanced to this year’s Sweet throughout the season highlighting depth of the league, coaching milestones, and the ACC 16 — Notre Dame, Louisville, NC State and Duke. Louisville advanced to the Final Four for the leading the way with the individuals on national awards lists, and non-conference success third time in school history, and Notre Dame made its sixth national title game appearance in (most wins of any league; best winning percentage). A social media campaign centered around bringing home the school’s second NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship and the third by a countdown to the tournament began 30 days prior to the first round. a current ACC member school. Releases, game recaps, social messaging and graphics were available on theACC.com and promoted across all platforms. Message points were sent to national media lists, head coaches, committee members and the ESPN talent and producer at each site during the tournament.

ACC WBB TV SPOTS For the third year, the ACC created a PSA to highlight ACC Women’s Basketball. The spot followed the same “Bring Your A Game” theme that has been used for ACC Football and ACC Men’s Basketball. “Stronger” by PRo feat. Jai was used as the track for the PSA. In addition, a 30-second TV spot was produced to promote the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament in Greensboro, North Carolina. The ad ran in the Triad region from mid-February until early March and was also distributed to Raycom and member schools to run on their platforms.

BIG TEN/ACC CHALLENGE

The Big Ten/ACC Challenge, one of the most 2017 Big Ten/ACC Challenge results: anticipated events of the non-conference season, North Carolina 88, Minnesota 83 provided regional and national exposure for Notre Dame 83, Michigan 63 the league on back-to-back nights (Wednesday, Wisconsin 58, Pitt 57 November 29 and Thursday, November 30). Maryland 60, Virginia 59 To promote the Big Ten/ACC Challenge schedule Florida State 94, Iowa 93 announcement on June 28, 2017, an infographic, Rutgers 57, NC State 53 release and message points were distributed across Duke 69, Ohio State 60 all ACC platforms and promoted socially. In addition, Georgia Tech 68, Purdue 55 the information was sent to the head coaches, Miami 67, Michigan State 57 committee and SIDs for use. Syracuse 81, Northwestern 74 During the week of the Challenge, all Big Ten/ACC Penn State 68, Wake Forest 58 Challenge games were promoted socially with several Clemson 67, Nebraska 66 graphics highlighting each day’s matchups. Message Louisville 72, Indiana 59 points highlighting the ACC’s success in the Challenge Virginia Tech 96, Illinois 49 were also distributed. The ACC won its eighth Big Ten/ACC Challenge with a 10-4 record and holds an 81-51 overall record in the challenge since its inception in 2007.

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2018 CHAMPION VIRGINIA

• VIRGINIA won the 2018 Atlantic Coast Conference title, defeating reigning national champion North Carolina in the •Three ACC athletes took home AP All-America honors. Duke’s Marvin Bagley III was named to the first team, while finals of the New York Life ACC Tournament on March 10 at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. With the win, the Cavaliers set Virginia’s Kyle Guy and North Carolina’s Luke Maye earned third-team recognition. Duke’s Grayson Allen, North a program record for victories with 31 in a season. Carolina’s Joel Berry II and Boston College’s Jerome Robinson were honorable mention selections. •The ACC had nine teams selected to the NCAA tournament, led by No. 1 overall seed Virginia and No. 2 seeds Duke and •Virginia became the first squad to win 20 games against fellow ACC teams in a single season. North Carolina. Tying the league record for NCAA selections, the ACC led all conferences with its nine teams in the 2018 •Virginia’s Guy took home tournament MVP honors in the ACC Tournament, averaging 16.7 points in three games and field and tied the record for the second-most ever from one conference. going 9-for-17 from the 3-point range. • Both Duke and Florida State reached the NCAA Elite Eight. FSU lost to Michigan, while Duke bowed out to •Duke’s Bagley swept ACC Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year honors. He was the third player in league history to Kansas in overtime. Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski remains tied with UCLA legend John Wooden with 12 lead the league in scoring (21.1 ppg), rebounding (11.1 rpg) and percentage (.614). Duke’s (2015) Final Four appearances. is the only other player in the league’s history to be selected as Player and Rookie of the Year in the same season. • Clemson and Syracuse each reached the Sweet Sixteen. The Tigers came up short against No. 1 seed Kansas, while • Virginia’s Isaiah Wilkins was voted ACC Defensive Player of the Year and the Cavaliers’ De’Andre Hunter earned Sixth Syracuse fell to Duke in a battle of ACC teams. Man of the Year. North Carolina’s Maye was voted ACC’s Most Improved Player after being one of two players to average •In the NCAA round of 32, UNC’s bid to go for back-to-back championships ended with a loss to Texas A&M. a double-double (16.9 ppg, 10.1 rpg). • Virginia’s Tony Bennett was named AP National Coach of the Year, adding to his ACC Coach of the Year honors. After being unranked at the start of the season and picked to finish sixth in the ACC, Bennett led his team to the ACC regular- season championship and ACC Tournament title.

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AWARD WINNERS ALL-ACC

Player of the Year Coach of the Year First Team Third Team Freshman Team Marvin Bagley III Tony Bennett Jerome Robinson, Boston College Grayson Allen, Duke Marvin Bagley III, Duke Duke Virginia Marvin Bagley III, Duke Josh Okogie, Georgia Tech Wendell Carter Jr., Duke Joel Berry II, North Carolina Omer Yurtseven, NC State Lonnie Walker IV, Miami Luke Maye, North Carolina Matt Farrell, Notre Dame Oshae Brissett, Syracuse Defensive Player of the Year Sixth Man of the Year Isaiah Wilkins De’Andre Hunter Kyle Guy, Virginia Ty Jerome, Virginia De’Andre Hunter, Virginia Virginia Virginia Second Team Honorable Mention Defensive Team Skip Prosser Marcquise Reed, Clemson Ky Bowman, Boston College Elijah Thomas, Clemson Freshman of the Year Scholar-Athlete Marvin Bagley III of the Year Wendell Carter Jr., Duke Gabe DeVoe, Clemson Ben Lammers, Georgia Tech Duke Luke Maye Tyus Battle, Syracuse Terance Mann, Florida State Anas Mahmoud, Louisville North Carolina Devon Hall, Virginia Deng Adel, Louisville Devon Hall, Virginia Most Improved Player Justin Robinson, Virginia Tech Ray Spalding, Louisville Isaiah Wilkins, Virginia of the Year Lonnie Walker IV, Miami Luke Maye North Carolina Theo Pinson, North Carolina Markell Johnson, NC State Allerik Freeman, NC State Bryant Crawford, Wake Forest

ALL-ACC ACADEMIC

Gabe DeVoe, Clemson Allerik Freeman, NC State ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Elijah Thomas, Clemson Sam Hunt, NC State Grayson Allen, Duke Luke Maye, North Carolina 1978 Maryland 1970 NC State 1987 NC State 2004 Maryland Marvin Bagley III, Duke Rex Pflueger, Notre Dame 1954 NC State 1971 South Carolina 1988 Duke 2005 Duke Trent Forrest, Florida State Marcus Carr, Pitt 1955 NC State 1972 North Carolina 1989 North Carolina 2006 Duke Mfinodu Kabengele, Florida State Khameron Davis, Pitt 1956 NC State 1973 NC State 1990 Georgia Tech 2007 North Carolina Brandon Alston, Georgia Tech Shamiel Stevenson, Pitt 1957 North Carolina 1974 NC State 1991 North Carolina 2008 North Carolina Deng Adel, Louisville Parker Stewart, Pitt 1958 Maryland 1975 North Carolina 1992 Duke 2009 Duke V.J. King, Louisville Jared Wilson-Frame, Pitt 1959 NC State 1976 Virginia 1993 Georgia Tech 2010 Duke Jordan Nwora, Louisville Tyus Battle, Syracuse 1960 Duke 1977 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 2011 Duke Ray Spalding, Louisville Marek Dolezaj, Syracuse 1961 Wake Forest 1978 Duke 1995 Wake Forest 2012 Florida State Chris Lykes, Miami Devon Hall, Virginia 1962 Wake Forest 1979 North Carolina 1996 Wake Forest 2013 Miami Dejan Vasiljevic, Miami Nigel Johnson, Virginia 1963 Duke 1980 Duke 1997 North Carolina 2014 Virginia Lonnie Walker IV, Miami Devin Wilson, Virginia Tech 1964 Duke 1981 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 2015 Notre Dame Braxton Beverly, NC State Keyshawn Woods, Wake Forest 1965 NC State 1982 North Carolina 1999 Duke 2016 North Carolina 1966 Duke 1983 NC State 2000 Duke 2017 Duke 1967 North Carolina 1984 Maryland 2001 Duke 2018 Virginia 1968 North Carolina 1985 Georgia Tech 2002 Duke 1969 North Carolina 1986 Duke 2003 Duke

ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

1957 North Carolina 1991 Duke 2002 Maryland 2015 Duke 1974 NC State 1992 Duke 2005 North Carolina 2017 North Carolina 1982 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 2009 North Carolina 1983 NC State 2001 Duke 2010 Duke

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NEW YORK LIFE ACC TOURNAMENT • The 2018 New York Life ACC Tournament was played before more than 775 credentialed media at Barclays Center March 6-10. Every game was broadcast nationally on ACC Network and ESPN and streamed live on ACC Network Extra and theACC.com. The semifinal matchup of No. 2 Duke at No. 6 North Carolina set an attendance record of 18,157 as the largest crowd for a collegiate basketball game in Barclays Center. Releases promoting mascots at the New York Stock Exchange and on Jimmy Fallon, Empire State Building light-up and various outreach initiatives were distributed across all ACC platforms and promoted socially. For the third straight year, ESPN’s College GameDay Covered by State Farm was broadcast live from the tournament, in addition to live segments from the tournament throughout the week. Clips of postgame press conferences were available on the AVCS, photos were available on PhotoShelter and quotes were published online and distributed to media. The ACC Tournament app featured social streams, live stats and event information. All postgame press conferences were streamed live with transcripts provided to media. • The ACC coordinated the mascots to be transported through New York on an ACC-branded bus. The mascots traveled to a number of popular New York City attractions and participated in outreach events to interact with fans and build excitement for the tournament. • As part of the main goal to capitalize on the major media market, the ACC mascots were featured on both “The Tonight Show” starring Jimmy Fallon and the “Today Show” (NBC) the week of the tournament. The New York Times also wrote an article featuring ACC mascots that ran on Friday of the tournament. • This first-year program ACC Dreams provided once-in-a-lifetime opportunities for three individuals who have persevered through difficult life situations to attend the New York Life ACC Tournament. One survived childhood cancer, the second is living with hemophilia and the third is a Wounded Warrior who was paralyzed in a car accident following his military duty. The selected individuals were honored on-court during the first half, received a tour of the TV truck and watched the game from a suite. Each one attended a different session — Thursday night, Friday night and Saturday night. • New York Life renewed as the title sponsor of the ACC Tournament in 2017 for another three- year term. The tournament court (new in 2015) traveled with the tournament to New York City in 2018 and gave the event its own unique visual identity. New York Life participated in a trophy tour in New York City leading up to the tournament and held a youth outreach event at Barclays Center on Monday, March 6. • To build awareness in New York City and Brooklyn leading up to the tournament, extensive branding efforts were deployed in and around the city. • Five of the top 10 winningest programs • Street pole banners were displayed in both Brooklyn and Manhattan leading up to the • Multiple teams with perfect NCAA GSR tournament. The large front entrance window of Barclays Center promoted the ACC Tournament • Eight of the last 17 NCAA Championships starting February 1. • For the second time, a public enter-to-win contest was conducted to give away ACC • The tournament was featured on the officialNYC Tourism site, NYC & Company. Tournament tickets. The contest was used to grow the database of men’s college basketball • Courtside signage was used to highlight the strength of ACC Basketball: fans with the winner receiving a VIP trip to the ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament. The contest • Most Overall No. 1 NBA Draft Picks was promoted extensively via social media and theACC.com. A total of 40,975 people entered • Most NCAA Tournament Victories & Appearances the contest, which more than doubled the entries from 2017.

OPERATION BASKETBALL NBA DRAFT The league’s annual Operation Basketball was held Led by Duke’s Marvin Bagley III, the second overall in Charlotte at the Ritz-Carlton and ESPNU studios on selection by the Sacramento Kings, the ACC led all October 25. Over 225 media members were credentialed, conferences with six first-round selections in the 2018 including national, regional and local radio, print, digital NBA Draft. The ACC also led all conferences with 10 overall and television outlets. selections, followed by the Big Ten (8), Pac-12 (7), SEC (7), While at ESPNU, coaches and student-athletes Big 12 (6), Big East (5), American Athletic (4), Atlantic 10 (1), appeared across a number of programs and platforms. Missouri Valley (1), Mountain West (1) and Sun Belt (1). Student-athlete and coach press conference excerpts, With six different schools having at least one player returning player highlights, footage of Commissioner’s selected, the ACC is the only conference to have had at forum and photos were posted on the AVCS and least four first round picks in each of the past 10 NBA Drafts (2009-2018). The ACC now has had at least six different schools with at least PhotoShelter, with over 424 clip downloads from one player selected in each of the last five drafts and six times in the last nine years. the AVCS. With three lottery picks, the ACC has had 22 top 14 selections over the last nine years and since 1996 leads all conferences with 47 lottery selections. The SEC is second with 39, followed by the Big 12 (37), the Big East and Pac-12 (35 each) and the Big Ten (22).

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#ACCTOURNEY JIMMY FALLON #ACCTOURNEY EMPIRE STATE BUILDING In Brooklyn, several ACC Mascots made guest appearances on “The Tonight Show” starring The ACC mascots participated in a photo op on the 86th floor observatory on Thursday during Jimmy Fallon. The mascots performed a skit during Jimmy Fallon’s monologue to highlight the the New York Life ACC Tournament. Additionally, the Empire State Building was illuminated in ACC New York Life ACC Tournament’s return to Brooklyn. Social promotions of the episode occurred and school colors on Friday Night of the tournament. prior to airing, and footage and photos were shared after the show was televised. Videographers and photographers accompanied the mascots on their visit. The Empire State Building staff also provided footage of the building lighting up in ACC school colors. All content #ACCTOURNEY NY STOCK EXCHANGE was shared on ACC digital platforms. Commissioner Swofford and the ACC mascots visited the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday prior to the start of the New York Life ACC Tournament. The mascots had several photo ops in the building façade, and the Commissioner participated in a stock certificate presentation. Videographers and photographers accompanied the mascots and Commissioner throughout this event, and this visit was promoted across all ACC platforms.

NCAA TOURNAMENT The Atlantic Coast Conference tied last season’s league record by placing nine teams in the 2018 NCAA Basketball Tournament. Clemson, Duke, Florida State, and Syracuse all made Sweet 16 appearances, and Duke and Florida State advanced to the Elite Eight. Releases, game recaps, social messaging, graphics and live streams of the press conferences were available on theACC.com and promoted across all ACC platforms.

2017-18 MEN’S BASKETBALL REGULAR SEASON BIG TEN/ACC CHALLENGE Links to ACC Network Extra broadcasts were shared with schools throughout the regular season. In addition, weekly content was publicly released including: head coach The Big Ten/ACC Challenge, one of the most anticipated 2017 Results: teleconference information, Player of the Week graphics on social media and on theACC.com, events on the college basketball calendar, provided Syracuse 72, Maryland 70 and updated statistics. national exposure for the league on four straight nights Virginia 49, Wisconsin 37 in late November across ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU. The Georgia Tech 52, Northwestern 51 18th edition of the Big Ten/ACC Challenge featured all Florida State 78, Rutgers 73 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE RELEASE 14 games on the ESPN family of networks. The ACC won Purdue 66, Louisville 57 The ACC Men’s Basketball schedule containing 135 regular-season matchups and 14 ACC the challenge 11-3. Wake Forest 80, Illinois 73 Tournament games was announced on September 7. Every conference game was available Virginia Tech 79, Iowa 55 on an ESPN network, the ACC Network, CBS Sports or the league’s regional cable networks. A Graphics were created for both the matchup and Clemson 75, Ohio State 65 release was posted on theACC.com highlighting rankings and matchups. schedule announcements and a release with North Carolina 86, Michigan 71 messaging was distributed in advance of the NC State 85, Penn State 78 Challenge. Clemson 79, Ohio State 65 ACC BASKETBALL PSAS North Carolina 86, Michigan 71 To build the ACC Basketball brand during television broadcasts, the ACC created a PSA Miami 86, Minnesota 81 that was part of the “Bring Your A Game” campaign for 2017-18. For the second time, the spot Nebraska 71, Boston College 62 was updated throughout the regular season to incorporate current highlights and footage. Duke 91, Indiana 81 The spots highlighted the strength and passion of ACC Basketball through a variety of coach, Michigan State 81, Notre Dame 63 student-athlete, fan, mascot and game action. “Legend” by The Score was used as the track for the PSAs.

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2017-18 ANNUAL REPORT WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD

AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION MIAMI

Track Performer of the Year Coach of the Year Dorcas Wasike Amy Deem Louisville Miami

Scholar-Athlete Field Performer of the Year of the Year Lauri Paredes Meza Paige Stoner Florida State Syracuse

Freshman of the Year Ka’Tia Seymour Florida State

ALL-ACC • MIAMI claimed its third ACC Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championship, all of which have come under the watch of current head coach Amy Deem. This year’s outdoor title, which Miami captured as the host team on May 10-12 at Coral Gables, Florida, is the first Boston College Ieva Zarankaite (1st, 2nd) Caroline Alcorta (2nd) Ciara Leonard (2nd) for the Hurricanes since they won back-to-back championships in 2005 and 2006. Paige Duca (2nd) Shanice Love (1st) Natasha Dixon (2nd) Alexis Woodley (2nd) Clemson Lauri Paredes Meza (1st) Jewel Christian (2nd) Andrenette Knight (1st) • Miami finished with 117 team points at the ACC Championships, six ahead of Virginia Tech’s 111. Florida State held third place with Rebekah Smith (1st, 2nd) Georgia Tech McKinley McNeill (2nd) Carly Feyerabend (2nd) 102.5. Clemson placed fourth with 74, while Louisville had 69.5. Torie Robinson (2nd) Jeanine Williams (1st) Emily Godwin (1st) Bridget Guy (1st) Kendra Clarke (2nd) Hailey Gollnick (2nd) Anna Keefer (2nd) Khyasia Caldwell (1st) • Virginia Tech placed 10th overall in the team standings with 21.5 points at the 2018 NCAA Championships, while Florida State’s 18 Kamryn McIntosh (1st, 2nd) Louisville Jillian Shippee (2nd) Kelly McKee (1st) points netted a tie for 14th place. Louisville finished tied for 28th in the women’s team scoring with eight points. Syracuse’s six points Fellan Ferguson (1st, 2nd) Dorcas Wasike (1st) NC State Holly Sullivan (2nd) Grace Barnett (1st) Bailey Davis (2nd) Gabriele Cunningham (1st) Virginia Tech tied for 37th, and Notre Dame tied for 46th with three. Lakeisha Warner (1st) Alivia Ash (2nd) Elly Henes (1st) Rachel Pocratsky (1st) Markeeta Thomas (2nd) Gabriela Leon (2nd) Erika Kemp (1st) Laurie Barton (2nd) • Louisville distance runner Dorcas Wasike earned the silver medal at the NCAAs with her personal best time of 32:11 in the 10,000 Ebony Willliams (2nd) Alexis Gibbons (2nd) Lauren Evans (2nd) Katie Kennedy (2nd) meters. She set a new school record, and her second-place time was one of several in this year’s event that surpassed the previous Logan Morris (1st) Renate Von Tonder (2nd) Notre Dame Sara Freix (2nd) Duke Makenlie Forrest (1st, 2nd) Jessica Harris (1st, 2nd) Sarah Edwards (1st) NCAA Championship mark. Madeline Price (1st, 2nd) Carsen Cassell (2nd) Kelly Hart (2nd) Lisa Gunnarsson (1st) • ACC bronze medalists at the NCAA Championships included Florida State’s Cortney Jones (100 meters hurdles) and Lauri Paredes Kethlin Campbell (2nd) Emma Ison (2nd) Annie Heffernan (2nd) Rachel Baxter (2nd) Cassie Martin (2nd) Holly Hankenson (1st) Rachel DaDamio (2nd) Ester Bajnok (1st) Meza (javelin), Syracuse’s Paige Stoner (3,000 meters steeplechase) and Virginia Tech’s Lisa Gunnarsson (pole vault). Madison Heath (2nd) Miami Anna Rohrer (1st) Stefanie Aeschlimann (2nd) • Florida State freshman Ka’Tia Seymour set an ACC record of 11.13 in the 100 meters during the NCAA Championship preliminaries. She Nati Sheppard (2nd) Symone Mason (1st) Indi Jackson (2nd) Emma Thor (1st) Dominique Panton (2nd) Tiara McMinn (1st) Rachel Tanczos (2nd) Pavla Kukolva (1st) had earlier set an ACC Championship meet record of 11.22. Jaida Lemmons (1st) Michelle Atherley (1st, 2nd) Gabrielle Diederich (1st) Wake Forest Erin Marsh (2nd) Samantha Gonzalez (1st) Pitt Meredith Smith (2nd) • Other ACC Championship meet records included Virginia Tech’s Rachel Pocratsky in the 1,500 meters (4:10.03), Louisville’s Wasike in Florida State Anna Runia (1st, 2nd) Desiree Garland (2nd) Alexandria Florent (2nd) the 10,000 meters (32:46.72) and Syracuse’s Stoner in the 3,000 meters steeplechase (9:50.42). Ka’Tia Seymour (1st, 2nd) Kristina Knott (1st) Kelly Hayes (2nd) Rachel Kern (1st) Shauna Helps (1st) Alfreda Steele (1st) Taylor Middleton (2nd) Jordan Banks (2nd) Jayla Kirkland (2nd) Celine Thompson (1st) Carolyn Helenski (2nd) Cortney Jones (1st, 2nd) Niara Hill (2nd) Syracuse Eleonora Omoregie (1st) Debbie Ajagbe (1st; 2nd) Paige Stoner (1st) ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Hannah Welsh (2nd) North Carolina Aviana Goode (2nd) Kayla Maczuga (2nd) Brianna Duncan (2nd) Virginia Gleneve Grange (1st) Cierra Dunston (2nd) Anna Jefferson (1st) 1983 Virginia 1992 North Carolina 2001 North Carolina 2010 Clemson 1984 Virginia 1993 North Carolina 2002 North Carolina 2011 Clemson ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1985 Virginia 1994 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2012 Clemson 1986 Virginia 1995 North Carolina 2004 North Carolina 2013 Clemson Paige Duca, Boston College Alexis Gibbons, Louisville Taylor Middleton, Pitt 1987 Virginia 1996 North Carolina 2005 Miami 2014 Florida State Grace Barnett, Clemson Holly Hankenson, Louisville Aviana Goode, Syracuse 1988 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2006 Miami 2015 Clemson Logan Morris, Clemson Emma Ison, Louisville Paige Stoner, Syracuse Torie Robinson, Clemson Gabriela Leon, Louisville Carly Feyerabend, Virginia 1989 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 2007 Virginia Tech 2016 Florida State Rebekah Smith, Clemson Dorcas Wasike, Louisville Bridget Guy, Virginia 1990 North Carolina 1999 Clemson 2008 Virginia Tech 2017 Virginia Tech Ebony Williams, Clemson Deborah Ajagbe, Miami Ciara Leonard, Virginia 1991 Clemson 2000 Florida State 2009 Florida State 2018 Miami Brittany Aveni, Duke Samantha Gonzalez, Miami Kelly McKee, Virginia Madison Heath, Duke Kristina Knott, Miami Holly Sullivan, Virginia MacKenzie Kerr, Duke Anna Runia, Miami Stefanie Aeschlimann, Virginia Tech Jaida Lemmons, Duke Emily Godwin, North Carolina Laurie Barton, Virginia Tech India Lowe, Duke McKinley McNeill, North Carolina Rachel Baxter, Virginia Tech Laura Marty, Duke Gabrielle Cunningham, NC State Sarah Edwards, Virginia Tech Maddy Price, Duke Elly Henes, NC State Sara Freix, Virginia Tech Janae Caldwell, Florida State Erika Kemp, NC State Lisa Gunnarsson, Virginia Tech Shauna Helps, Florida State Rachel DaDamio, Notre Dame Lindsay Herra, Virginia Tech Shanice Love, Florida State Gabrielle Diederich, Notre Dame Katie Kennedy, Virginia Tech Kayla Maczuga, Florida State Jessica Harris, Notre Dame Emma Thor, Virginia Tech Lauri Paredes Meza, Florida State Kelly Hart, Notre Dame Jordan Banks, Wake Forest Hannah Welsh, Florida State Annie Heffernan,Notre Dame Alexandria Florent, Wake Forest Ieva Zarankaite, Florida State Indi Jackson, Notre Dame Samantha Halvorsen, Wake Forest Militsa Mircheva, Florida State Rachel Tanczos, Notre Dame Rachel Kern, Wake Forest Hailey Gollnick, Georgia Tech Andin Fosam, Pitt Mimi Smith, Wake Forest Jeanine Williams, Georgia Tech Kelly Hayes, Pitt Bailey Davis, Louisville Carolyn Helenski, Pitt

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2018 CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE AWARD WINNERS

Track Performer of the Year Coach of the Year Andre Ewers Bob Braman Florida State Florida State

Scholar-Athlete Field Performer of the Year of the Year Torben Laidig Torben Laidig Virginia Tech Virginia Tech

Freshman of the Year Trey Cunningham Florida State

• FLORIDA STATE claimed the ACC Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Championship during competition on May 10-12 at Coral Gables, ALL-ACC Florida. The conference championship is the 12th for the Seminoles and the 10th under current head coach Bob Braman. • The Florida State men led ACC Championship scoring with 116 team points, while Syracuse took second place with 108. Two-time Clemson Daniel Pietisch (2nd) NC State Sam Young (2nd) Cordell Lamb (1st, 2nd) Avery Bartlett (1st) Cravont Charleston (1st) Jordan Scott (2nd) defending champion Virginia Tech placed third with 105.5. Louisville totaled 71 points, and Clemson had 56 to round out the top five. John Lewis (1st, 2nd) Andres Littig (2nd) Shannon Patterson (2nd, 1st) Oghenakpobo Efekoro (1st) Deron Gordon (2nd) Preston Smith (2nd) Elijah Moskowitz (2nd) Nace Plesko (2nd) • The Seminoles were also the top-scoring ACC team at the NCAA Championship, netting 11th place with 25 points. Virginia Tech claimed James Quattlebaum (2nd) Louisville Abdur-Rahmann Kelly (1st) Hilmar Orn Jonsson (1st) 15th place with 17, and Syracuse held 24th with 13. North Carolina tied for 35th with eight points, followed by Louisville (tied for 46th Deonte Tolbert (2nd) Martice Moore (2nd) Dylan Peebles (1st) Virginia Tech D.J. Ledell (2nd) Damar Robinson (1st) Josh Davis (2nd) Lawrence Harris (2nd) with five), Virginia (tied for 55th with three) and Wake Forest (tied for 66th with one point). Jeremiah Green (1st) Jerin Allen (1st) Grant Rivers (2nd) Vincent Ciattei (1st) Duke Marcus Jegede (1st) Pitt Bashir Mosavel-Lo (2nd) • Sprinter Andre Ewers accounted for 15 of Florida State’s 25 points at the NCAAs with a silver medal in the 200-meter dash and a Steven Solomon (1st) Christian Buckley (2nd) Ade Jones-Rountree (2nd) Diego Zarate (1st) bronze medal in the 100 in addition to running a leg of the fifth-place 4x100 relay. The Lauderhill, Florida, junior missed first place in Matt Wisner (2nd) John Kolb (1st) Jabari Michael-Khensu (2nd) Peter Seufer (1st, 2nd) Rivers Ridout (2nd) Eric Fox (1st) Shyheim Wright (2nd) Gregory Chiles (1st) the 200 by one one-hundredth of a second. Esteban Suarez (2nd) Joe Delgado (1st) Dante Watson (2nd) Fitsum Seyoum (1st) Iyin Battle (2nd) Miami Lonzell Feagin (2nd) Samuel Denmark (2nd) • ACC student-athletes earned four silver medals and two bronze at this year’s NCAA. Ewers was joined by North Carolina’s Kenny Kiegan Lenihan (1st) Myles Valentine (2nd) Greg Lauray (2nd) Joseph Tay (2nd) Selmon (400-meters hurdles), Syracuse’s Justyn Knight (5,000 meters) and Virginia Tech’s Vincent Ciattei (1,500 meters) in posting Michael Marsack (2nd) McKinly Brown (1st) Noah Walker (1st) Michael Davenport (2nd) Jacob Sobota (2nd) Gian Ragonesi (1st) Grant Jones (2nd) Torben Laidig (1st) second-place finishes. Virginia Tech pole vaulter Torben Laidig joined Ewers in taking home a bronze medal. Christian Friis (2nd) Kevin Arreaga (1st) Syracuse Deakin Volz (1st) Florida State Andrea Chistodoulou (1st) Justyn Knight (1st, 2nd) Joel Benitez (2nd) • Two student-athletes set ACC records during the 2018 regular season. Syracuse’s Knight set a league mark of 3:36.07 in the 1,500 Andre Ewers (1st, 2nd) North Carolina Iliass Aouani (1st) James Steck (2nd) Daryl Harraway (1st, 2nd) Brandon Reddick (2nd) Colin Bennie (1st) Marek Barta (1st) meters on April 20 at Azusa, California. Notre Dame’s Nate Richartz matched the overall league mark and set a new ACC Championship Trey Cunningham (1st) Isaiah Palmer (1st, 2nd) Aidan Tooker (1st, 2nd) Wake Forest record with his pole vault of 5.70 meters (18-8.25) on May 11. Michael Hall (2nd) Marcus Krah (2nd) Noah Affolder (1st, 2nd) Elijah Shalaway (2nd) Darryl Gay (2nd) Kenny Selmon (1st) Kevin James (1st) Edward Clarke (2nd) Cory Nicholls (1st) Philo Germano (2nd) Corion Knight (1st) Daniel McArthur (2nd) Dominic Hockenbury (2nd) Kenneth Fisher (1st) Jared Martin (1st) Angelo Goss (1st) Armani Wallace (1st) Notre Dame Matt Moore (1st) ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Austin Droogsma (1st, 2nd) Yared Nuguse (1st) Richard Floyd (2nd) Noah Agwu (2nd) Jacob Dumford (2nd) Virginia Brandon Tirado (2nd) Matthew Birzer (2nd) Mike Marsella (2nd) 1954 Maryland 1971 Maryland 1987 NC State 2004 Clemson Georgia Tech Nate Richartz (1st) Alfred Shirley (2nd) 1955 North Carolina 1972 Maryland 1988 NC State 2005 Florida State Ben Jean (2nd) Logan Kusky (1st) Matthew Novak (2nd) 1956 Maryland 1973 Maryland 1989 Clemson 2006 Florida State 1957 Maryland 1974 Maryland 1990 Clemson 2007 Florida State* ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1958 Maryland 1975 Maryland 1991 Clemson 2008 Florida State 1959 Maryland 1976 Maryland 1992 North Carolina 2009 Florida State Nathaniel Gordon, Clemson Marcus Jegede, Louisville Philo Germano, Syracuse 1960 Maryland 1977 Maryland 1993 Clemson Virginia Jeremiah Green, Clemson John Kolb, Louisville Dominic Hockenbury, Syracuse 1961 Maryland 1978 Maryland 1994 North Carolina 2010 Florida State Iyin Battle, Duke Gian Piero Ragonesi, Miami Aidan Tooker, Syracuse 1962 Maryland 1979 Maryland 1995 North Carolina 2011 Florida State Michael Marsack, Duke Jared Martin, North Carolina Hilmar Jonsson, Virginia 1963 Maryland 1980 Clemson 1996 NC State 2012 Virginia Tech Rivers Ridout, Duke Kenny Selmon, North Carolina Mike Marsella, Virginia 1964 Maryland 1981 Maryland 1997 Clemson 2013 Florida State Jacob Sobota, Duke Josh Davis, NC State Nace Plesko, Virginia 1965 Maryland 1982 NC State 1998 Clemson 2014 Florida State Steven Solomon, Duke Elijah Moskowitz, NC State Greg Chiles, Virginia Tech 1966 Maryland Clemson 1999 North Carolina 2015 Florida State Matt Wisner, Duke Grant Rivers, NC State Vincent Ciattei, Virginia Tech 1967 Maryland 1983 NC State 2000 Clemson 2016 Virginia Tech Montel Nevers, Florida State Matthew Birzer, Notre Dame Austin Kolko, Virginia Tech 1968 Maryland 1984 NC State 2001 Clemson 2017 Virginia Tech Brandon Tirado, Florida State Jacob Dumford, Notre Dame Torben Laidig, Virginia Tech 1969 Maryland 1985 NC State 2002 Florida State 2018 Florida State Avery Bartlett, Georgia Tech Logan Kusky, Notre Dame Bashir Mosavel-Lo, Virginia Tech 1970 Maryland 1986 NC State 2003 Florida State Daniel Pietsch, Georgia Tech Yared Nuguse, Notre Dame Matthew Reinhart, Virginia Tech Preston Smith, Georgia Tech Grant Jones, Pitt James Steck, Virginia Tech Nahom Solomon, Georgia Tech Noah Affolder, Syracuse Diego Zarate, Virginia Tech Christian Buckley, Louisville Iliass Aouani, Syracuse Robert Heppenstall, Wake Forest ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Joe Delgado, Louisville Colin Bennie, Syracuse Elijah Shalaway, Wake Forest

2006 Florida State 2008 Florida State * Title vacated per NCAA ruling 2007 Florida State*

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AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION DUKE

Player of the Year Coach of the Year Leona Maguire Dan Brooks Duke Duke

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Emilia Migliaccio Leona Maguire Wake Forest Duke

ALL-ACC • Led by Leona Maguire, DUKE captured its 21st ACC Women’s Golf title by a 27-stroke margin over second-place Florida State. Maguire won her third individual crown, defeating teammate Jaravee Boonchant in a three-hole playoff. Maguire had previously won the Alice Hewson, Clemson Morgane Metraux, Florida State trophy in 2015 and 2017. She joins former Duke standout (2006-08) as the only three-time ACC individual Sydney Legacy, Clemson Lauren Hartlage, Louisville champion in league history. Ana Belac, Duke Dewi Weber, Miami • Maguire was voted the ACC Women’s Golfer of the Year for the third time in her career, while Wake Forest’s Emilia Migliaccio was Jaravee Boonchant, Duke Beth Lillie, Virginia selected ACC Freshman of the Year. In addition, the Blue Devils’ Dan Brooks earned ACC Coach of the Year honors. Virginia Elena Carta, Duke Anna Redding, Virginia • Wake Forest junior Jennifer Kupcho became the school’s first-ever NCAA women’s individual national champion when she shot an Leona Maguire, Duke Jennifer Kupcho, Wake Forest 8-under 280 over four rounds at the 2018 NCAA Championship at Karsten Creek Golf Course in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Florida State Miranda Wang, Duke Emilia Migliaccio, Wake Forest senior Morgane Metraux tied for fifth, four strokes back at 284. Amanda Doherty, Florida State • Kupcho was named to represent the United States on its Curtis Cup team, while Clemson’s Alice Hewson was selected to the Great Britain and Ireland squad. • A league-record 11 teams earned NCAA Tournament bids. A record-tying five of those teams advanced to the 2018 NCAA Championship. ALL-ACC ACADEMIC Duke, Florida State, Louisville, Virginia and Wake Forest all earned berths in the 24-team championship field through regional play.

Kennedy Swan, Clemson Dewi Weber, Miami Ana Paula Valdes, Clemson Cecily Overbey, NC State ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Marissa Messana, Clemson Maddie Hamilton, Notre Dame Jaravee Boonchant, Duke Abigail Heck, Notre Dame 1984 Duke 1997 Duke 2005 Duke 2013 Duke Virginia Elena Carta, Duke Bryana Nguyen, North Carolina 1985 Duke 1998 Duke 2006 Duke 2014 Duke Leona Maguire, Duke Kelly Whaley, North Carolina 1986 Wake Forest 1999 Duke 2007 Duke 2015 Virginia Amanda Doherty, Florida State Brynn Walker, North Carolina 1992 North Carolina 2000 Duke 2008 Duke 2016 Virginia Kim Metraux, Florida State Beth Lillie, Virginia 1993 Duke 2001 Duke 2009 Wake Forest 2017 Duke Morgane Metraux, Florida State Katharine Patrick, Virginia 1994 Wake Forest 2002 Duke 2010 Wake Forest 2018 Duke Kathleen Sumner, Florida State Anna Redding, Virginia 1995 Wake Forest 2003 Duke 2011 North Carolina Lauren Hartlage, Louisville Amanda Hollandsworth, Virginia Tech 1996 Duke 2004 Duke 2012 Duke Olivia Cason, Louisville Elizabeth Bose, Virginia Tech Molly Skapik, Louisville Siyun Liu, Wake Forest Kristyna Frydlova, Miami Emilia Migliaccio, Wake Forest ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Renate Grimstad, Miami 1999 Duke 2005 Duke 2007 Duke 2002 Duke 2006 Duke 2014 Duke

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2018 CHAMPION GEORGIA TECH AWARD WINNERS

Player of the Year Coach of the Year Stephen Franken Bruce Heppler NC State Georgia Tech

Rod Myers Freshman of the Year Scholar-Athlete John Pak of the Year Florida State Stephen Franken NC State

• GEORGIA TECH shot a 29-under 835 over three days to claim the 2018 ACC Men’s Golf Championship, held at Old North State Club in ALL-ACC New London, North Carolina. The Yellow Jackets posted rounds of 276, 277, and 282 to win the 17th title in program history and ninth in the last 13 years. Bryson Nimmer, Clemson Luke Schniederjans, Georgia Tech • Virginia’s Thomas Walsh became the fourth golfer in program history and second straight to win the ACC individual title, joining Turk Pettit, Clemson Tyler Strafaci, Georgia Tech Jimmy Stanger (2017), Ben Rusch (2012), and Pete Arend (1955). The junior won by two strokes over Clemson’s Doc Redman with Doc Redman, Clemson Ben Griffin, North Carolina scores of 67, 65, and 68 to win the event with a tournament record 16-under 200, topping the previous record of 201 set by Georgia Alex Smalley, Duke Stephen Franken, NC State Tech’s Anders Albertson in 2013. Harry Ellis, Florida State Thomas Walsh, Virginia • Five ACC teams finished the season ranked in the Golfstat Top 25, with Georgia Tech leading the way at No. 6 followed by No. 15 John Pak, Florida State Mark Lawrence, Virginia Tech Clemson, No. 17 Duke, No. 20 North Carolina, and No. 25 Florida State. Noah Norton, Georgia Tech Cameron Young, Wake Forest • Nine ACC teams - Clemson, Duke, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Louisville, North Carolina, NC State, Virginia, and Wake Forest - earned Chris Petefish, Georgia Tech bids to the NCAA Men’s Golf Regionals, the second-most from any conference. It marked the 12th time in the last 13 years that at least eight ACC teams earned bids. • Four teams advanced to the NCAA Championship, the fourth straight year that at least that many teams in the league have reached the championship. Clemson, Duke, North Carolina, and NC State represented the ACC at the NCAA Championship. ALL-ACC ACADEMIC • After finishing second with an 8-over 1160 through four rounds at the NCAA Championship, Duke defeated Texas, 3-2, in the quarterfinal round of match play before falling to Alabama in the semifinals. Three of the four ACC teams made the cut, as Clemson Tyler Kertson, Boston College Stephen Franken, NC State and North Carolina joined Duke with top-15 placings, finishing tied for 13th and 15th, respectively. Bryson Nimmer, Clemson Justin Hood, NC State Colby Patton, Clemson Harrison Rhoades, NC State Doc Redman, Clemson Ben Griffin, North Carolina ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Chandler Eaton, Duke Joshua Martin, North Carolina Evan Katz, Duke Jose Montaño, North Carolina 1954 Duke 1971 Wake Forest 1989 Wake Forest 2006 Georgia Tech Adrien Pendaries, Duke William Register, North Carolina 1955 Wake Forest 1972 Wake Forest 1990 Clemson North Carolina Jacob Shuman, Duke Kevin Conners, Notre Dame 1956 North Carolina 1973 Wake Forest NC State 2007 Georgia Tech Alex Smalley, Duke Miguel Delgado, Notre Dame 1957 Wake Forest 1974 Wake Forest 1991 Georgia Tech Virginia Tech Harry Ellis, Florida State Danny Walker, Virginia 1958 Wake Forest 1975 Wake Forest 1992 Georgia Tech 2008 Florida State Noah Norton, Georgia Tech Thomas Walsh, Virginia 1959 Duke 1976 Wake Forest 1993 Georgia Tech 2009 Georgia Tech Tyler Strafaci, Georgia Tech Ian Hildebrand, Virginia Tech 1960 North Carolina 1977 North Carolina 1994 Georgia Tech 2010 Georgia Tech Matthias Schmid, Louisville Eric Bae, Wake Forest 1961 Duke 1978 Wake Forest 1995 North Carolina 2011 Georgia Tech Simon Zach, Louisville Cameron Young, Wake Forest 1962 Duke 1979 Wake Forest 1996 North Carolina 2012 Georgia Tech 1963 Wake Forest 1980 Wake Forest 1997 Clemson 2013 Duke 1964 Maryland 1981 North Carolina 1998 Clemson 2014 Georgia Tech South Carolina 1982 Clemson 1999 Georgia Tech 2015 Georgia Tech 1965 North Carolina 1983 North Carolina 2000 Clemson 2016 Clemson 1966 Duke 1984 North Carolina 2001 Georgia Tech 2017 Duke 1967 Wake Forest 1985 Georgia Tech 2002 Georgia Tech 2018 Georgia Tech 1968 Wake Forest 1986 North Carolina 2003 Clemson 1969 Wake Forest 1987 Clemson 2004 Clemson 1970 Wake Forest 1988 Clemson 2005 Duke

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1974 Wake Forest 1986 Wake Forest 1975 Wake Forest 2003 Clemson

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AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION NORTH CAROLINA

Player of the Year Coach of the Year Estela Perez-Somarriba Jamie Ashworth Miami Duke

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Kelly Chen Samantha Harris Duke Duke

ALL-ACC •NORTH CAROLINA won its third consecutive ACC Women’s Tennis Championship — and ninth overall (fourth under coach Brian Kalbas) — with a 4-2 win over top-seeded Duke at Cary Tennis Park on April 29. ACC Tournament play took place from April 25-29. First Team Second Team Third Team UNC’s Makenna Jones was named the Most Valuable Player. Marie-Alexandre Leduc, Clemson Kelly Chen, Duke Asiya Dair, Boston College •Duke and Georgia Tech advanced to the NCAA Division I Women’s Tennis Tournament Final Four, before falling to Stanford and Samantha Harris, Duke Meible Chi, Duke Fernanda Navarro, Clemson Vanderbilt, respectively. Stanford went on to win the national title. Carla Touly, Florida State Petra Hule, Florida State Kaitlyn McCarthy, Duke • No. 2 North Carolina, No. 3 Duke, No. 4 Georgia Tech and No. 16 Miami served as hosts for the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament, Paige Hourigan, Georgia Tech Kenya Jones, Georgia Tech Ellyse Hamlin, Duke and led 10 ACC women’s tennis squads that earned NCAA bids. The four hosts were joined by Clemson, Florida State, NC State, Estela Perez-Somarriba, Miami Sinead Lohan, Miami Johnnise Renaud, Georgia Tech Syracuse, Virginia and Wake Forest. Makenna Jones, North Carolina Sara Daavettila, North Carolina Anna Rogers, NC State • Six ACC women’s tennis teams were ranked in the final Oracle/ITA top 25, including three of the top five (No. 3 UNC, No. 4 Duke, Gabriela Knutson, Syracuse Alexa Graham, North Carolina Adriana Reami, NC State No. 5 Georgia Tech), and 11 ACC teams made the top 50 rankings. No. 3 Duke and No. 4 Georgia Tech led six ACC teams in the final Rosie Johanson, Virginia Alle Sanford, North Carolina Allison Miller, Notre Dame USTA Rankings. Emma Davis, Wake Forest Natalie Novotna, Virginia Tech Meghan Kelley, Virginia • The ACC led all conferences with 14 singles players in the NCAA Singles Championship, including four of the top five seeds. • Nine ACC doubles pairs earned bids in the NCAA Doubles Championship, which led all conferences. Paige Hourigan and Kenya Jones of Georgia Tech earned the No. 1 seed, and Jessie Aney and Alexa Graham of UNC were seeded No. 2. ALL-ACC ACADEMIC • Miami’s Estela Perez-Somarriba headlined the 2018 All-ACC Women’s Tennis Team as the Player of the Year, while Duke’s Kelly Chen was named Freshman of the Year, and Blue Devil head coach Jamie Ashworth earned Coach of the Year honors. Asiya Dair, Boston College Estela Perez-Somarriba, Miami • North Carolina won the 2018 ITA National Indoor Championship title for the third time in program history, defeating Pepperdine 4-2 Marie-Alexandre Leduc, Clemson Chloe Ouellet-Pizer, North Carolina in Madison, Wisconsin. Meible Chi, Duke Makenna Jones, North Carolina Sam Harris, Duke Anna Rogers, NC State Kaitlyn McCarthy, Duke Cameron Corse, Notre Dame ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Andrea Garcia-Fernandez, Florida State Allison Miller, Notre Dame Petra Hule, Florida State Zoe Spence, Notre Dame 1977 North Carolina 1988 Duke 1999 Duke 2010 Georgia Tech Ariana Rahmanparast, Florida State Callie Frey, Pitt 1978 North Carolina 1989 Duke 2000 Duke 2011 North Carolina Carla Touly, Florida State Gabriela Knutson, Syracuse 1979 North Carolina 1990 Duke 2001 Duke 2012 Duke Ida Jarlskog, Georgia Tech Miranda Ramirez, Syracuse 1980 North Carolina 1991 Duke 2002 North Carolina 2013 Miami Mariana Mayer Humberg, Louisville Meghan Kelley, Virginia 1981 Clemson 1992 Duke 2003 Duke 2014 Virginia Raven Neely, Louisville Katherine Butler, Virginia Tech 1982 Clemson 1993 Duke 2004 Clemson 2015 Virginia Abigail Pahz, Louisville Caroline Daxhelet, Virginia Tech 1983 Clemson 1994 Duke 2005 Georgia Tech 2016 North Carolina Sena Suswam, Louisville Natalie Novotna, Virginia Tech 1984 Clemson 1995 Duke 2006 Georgia Tech 2017 North Carolina Ana Madcur, Miami Emma Davis, Wake Forest 1985 Clemson 1996 Duke 2007 Georgia Tech 2018 North Carolina Sinead Lohan, Miami Eliza Omirou, Wake Forest 1986 Clemson 1997 Duke 2008 Clemson 1987 Clemson 1998 Duke 2009 Duke

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2007 Georgia Tech 2009 Duke

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2018 CHAMPION WAKE FOREST AWARD WINNERS

Player of the Year Coach of the Year William Blumberg Dwayne Hultquist North Carolina Florida State

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Benjamin Sigouin Petros Chrysochos North Carolina Wake Forest

• WAKE FOREST won its first NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Championship after defeating No. 3 seed Ohio State, 4-2, in the finals. The ALL-ACC Deacons were the host of the NCAA Tournament and were the No. 1 overall seed. The national title is the fourth consecutive for the ACC. First Team Second Team Third Team • Wake Forest, the No. 1 seed in the ACC Tournament, secured its second ACC Men’s Tennis Championship in the last three years with a Nicolas Alvarez, Duke Simon Baudry, Clemson Nick Stachowiak, Duke 4-0 win over No. 2 seed North Carolina at Cary Tennis Park on April 29. The Demon Deacons’ Skander Mansouri was named the Most Aziz Dougaz, Florida State Guy Iradukunda, Florida State Parker Wynn, Louisville Valuable Player. William Blumberg, North Carolina Lucas Poullain, Florida State Bojan Jankulovksi, Miami • No. 1 Wake Forest, No. 7 North Carolina and No. 12 Florida State served as hosts for the first two rounds for the NCAA Tournament and Benjamin Sigouin, North Carolina Carlos Divar, Georgia Tech Christian Langmo, Miami led nine ACC men’s tennis squads that earned NCAA bids. The three hosts were joined by Duke, Miami, NC State, Notre Dame, Virginia Alexis Galarneau, NC State Christopher Morin-Kougoucheff, Blaine Boyden, North Carolina and Virginia Tech. Carl Söderlund, Virginia Louisville Robert Kelly, North Carolina • The 2018 NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Singles Championship was an all-Wake Forest final, and Petros Chrysochos took the national Mitch Harper, Virginia Tech Adria Soriano, Miami Tadas Babelis, NC State title over teammate Borna Gojo. Petros Chrysochos, Wake Forest Alex Lebedev, Notre Dame Richard Ciamarra, Notre Dame • Ten ACC men’s tennis teams were ranked in the final Oracle/ITA top 50, highlighted by No. 1 Wake Forest. Borna Gojo, Wake Forest Aswin Lizen, Virginia Bar Botzer, Wake Forest • No. 1 Wake Forest led three ACC teams in the final USTA Rankings, followed by No. 9 North Carolina and No. 15 Florida State. Skander Mansouri, Wake Forest • UNC’s William Blumberg headlined the 2018 All-ACC Men’s Tennis Team as the Player of the Year, while teammate Benjamin Sigouin was named Freshman of the Year and Florida State’s Dwayne Hultquist earned Coach of the Year honors. • The Wake Forest men’s tennis team won the 2018 ITA National Indoor Championship title for the first time in program history, ALL-ACC ACADEMIC defeating UCLA 4-2 in Seattle, Washington. Yizhou Liu, Clemson Michael Ogden, NC State Nicolas Alvarez, Duke Grayson Broadus, Notre Dame ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Spencer Furman, Duke Richard Ciamarra, Notre Dame Robert Levine, Duke Brendon Kempin, Notre Dame Catalin Mateas, Duke Alex Lebedev, Notre Dame 1954 North Carolina 1970 North Carolina 1986 Clemson 2003 Duke Sean Sculley, Duke Tristan McCormick, Notre Dame 1955 North Carolina 1971 North Carolina 1987 Clemson 2004 Virginia Nick Stachowiak, Duke Aswin Lizen, Virginia 1956 North Carolina 1972 North Carolina 1988 Clemson 2005 Virginia Aziz Dougaz, Florida State Carl Söderlund, Virginia 1957 Maryland 1973 North Carolina 1989 Clemson 2006 Duke Alex Knaff, Florida State Carlo Donato Beccaria, Virginia Tech 1958 North Carolina 1974 North Carolina 1990 North Carolina 2007 Virginia Lucas Poullain, Florida State Mitch Harper, Virginia Tech 1959 North Carolina 1975 North Carolina 1991 Duke 2008 Virginia Andrew Li, Georgia Tech Jason Kros, Virginia Tech 1960 North Carolina 1976 North Carolina 1992 North Carolina 2009 Virginia Daniel Yun, Georgia Tech Bar Botzer, Wake Forest 1961 North Carolina 1977 North Carolina 1993 Duke 2010 Virginia George Hedley, Louisville Petros Chrysochos, Wake Forest 1962 North Carolina 1978 North Carolina 1994 Duke 2011 Virginia Christopher Morin-Kougoucheff,Louisville Christian Seraphim, Wake Forest 1963 North Carolina NC State 1995 Duke 2012 Virginia Parker Wynn, Louisville Yuval Solomon, Wake Forest 1964 Maryland 1979 NC State 1996 Duke 2013 Virginia Blaine Boyden, North Carolina Julian Zlobinsky, Wake Forest 1965 North Carolina 1980 Clemson 1997 Clemson 2014 Virginia Benjamin Sigouin, North Carolina 1966 North Carolina 1981 Clemson 1998 Duke 2015 Virginia Alexis Galarneau, NC State 1967 North Carolina 1982 Duke 1999 Duke 2016 Wake Forest 1968 North Carolina 1983 Clemson 2000 Duke 2017 Virginia South Carolina 1984 Clemson 2001 Duke 2018 Wake Forest 1969 Clemson 1985 Clemson 2002 North Carolina

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2013 Virginia 2016 Virginia 2018 Wake Forest 2015 Virginia 2017 Virginia

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AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION NORTH CAROLINA

Attacker of the Year Coach of the Year Sam Apuzzo Acacia Walker-Weinstein Boston College Boston College

Midfielder of the Year Freshman of the Year Marie McCool Jamie Ortega North Carolina North Carolina

Scholar-Athlete Defender of the Year of the Year Elizabeth Miller Sam Apuzzo Boston College Boston College

ALL-ACC •NORTH CAROLINA won its third straight ACC Championship following wins over Syracuse, Virginia Tech and previously unbeaten Boston College. The title was the fourth overall for the Tar Heels. First Team Second Team • North Carolina and Boston College both advanced to the national semifinals following wins over Northwestern and Stony Brook (in Sam Apuzzo, Boston College Lauren Daly, Boston College overtime), respectively. Demspey Arsenault, Boston College Hannah Hyatt, Boston College • Boston College topped No. 1 seed Maryland, 15-13, to advance to the NCAA Championship title game for the second straight year. Kaileen Hart, Boston College Maddie Crutchfield, Duke • Including this year, the ACC has been represented by at least one team in the national semifinals in each of the last 29 years and 33 Elizabeth Miller, Boston College Callie Humphrey, Duke times overall. The ACC has had a team in the national title game nine times in the last 10 years. Katie Hoeg, North Carolina Olivia Jenner, Duke • Five ACC teams earned berths in the 2018 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship, including national seeds North Carolina (No. 2) and Marie McCool, North Carolina Charlotte North, Duke Boston College (No. 5). Charlotte Sofield, North Carolina Caroline Blalock, Louisville • Boston College was perfect in the regular season with a 17-0 record, including a 7-0 mark in ACC play. Samantha Giacolone, Notre Dame Emily Howell, Louisville • Boston College’s Sam Apuzzo won the 2018 Tewaaraton Award. She is the eighth league player to win the award. North Carolina’s Emily Hawryschuk, Syracuse Maggie Bill, North Carolina Marie McCool was also a finalist. Kasey Behr, Virginia Ela Hazar, North Carolina • Boston College earned three of the five individual ACC awards — Sam Apuzzo was named the ACC Attacker of the Year, Elizabeth Miller Sammy Mueller, Virginia Kara Klages, North Carolina was named the ACC Defender of the Year and head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein earned ACC Coach of the Year honors. Avery Shoemaker, Virginia Savannah Buchanan, Notre Dame • North Carolina’s Marie McCool repeated as the ACC Midfielder of the Year. She is the first player in league history to earn the honor in Kelly Glatthorn, Virginia Tech Hannah Proctor, Notre Dame back-to-back seasons. Teammate Jamie Ortega was named the ACC Freshman of the Year. Meagh Graham, Virginia Tech Kerry Defliese, Syracuse Tristan McGinley, Virginia Tech Sophie Alecce, Virginia Paige Petty, Virginia Tech Kaitlin Luzik, Virginia ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS

1997 Maryland 2003 Maryland 2009 Maryland 2015 Syracuse ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1998 Virginia 2004 Virginia 2010 Maryland 2016 North Carolina 1999 Maryland 2005 Duke 2011 Maryland 2017 North Carolina Sam Apuzzo, Boston College Andie Aldave, Notre Dame 2000 Maryland 2006 Virginia 2012 Maryland 2018 North Carolina Dempsey Aresnault, Boston College Savannah Buchanan, Notre Dame 2001 Maryland 2007 Virginia 2013 Maryland Carly Bell, Boston College Samantha Giacolone, Notre Dame 2002 North Carolina 2008 Virginia 2014 Maryland Tess Chandler, Boston College Maddie Howe, Notre Dame Kaileen Hart, Boston College Hannah Proctor, Notre Dame Elizabeth Miller, Boston College Taylor Gait, Syracuse ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Emma Schurr, Boston College Emily Hawryschuk, Syracuse Maddie Crutchfield, Duke Sophie Alecce, Virginia 1997 Maryland 2000 Maryland 2010 Maryland 2016 North Carolina Grace Fallon, Duke Kasey Behr, Virginia 1998 Maryland 2001 Maryland 2013 North Carolina Kyra Harney, Duke Kaitlin Luzik, Virginia 1999 Maryland 2004 Virginia 2014 Maryland Callie Humphrey, Duke Sammy Mueller, Virginia Olivia Jenner, Duke Avery Shoemaker, Virginia Charlotte North, Duke Rachel VanderKolk, Virginia Caroline Blalock, Louisville Mary Claire Byrne, Virginia Tech Emily Howell, Louisville Kelly Glatthorn, Virginia Tech Ela Hazar, North Carolina Meagh Graham, Virginia Tech Katie Hoeg, North Carolina Tristian McGinley, Virginia Tech Marie McCool, North Carolina Paige Petty, Virginia Tech Emma Trenchard, North Carolina

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2018 CHAMPION NOTRE DAME AWARD WINNERS

Offensive Player of the Year Coach of the Year Justin Guterding John Desko Duke Syracuse

Scholar-Athlete Defensive Player of the Year of the Year John Sexton Justin Guterding Notre Dame Duke

Freshman of the Year Matt Moore Virginia

• NOTRE DAME won the 2018 ACC Men’s Lacrosse Championship with wins over Duke (14-11) and Virginia (17-7). It was the Fighting ALL-ACC Irish’s second ACC title and first since 2014. • Notre Dame’s Bryan Costabile had six goals and two assists in the Irish’s two wins in the ACC Championship and was named the Danny Fowler, Duke Carlson Milikin, Notre Dame Tournament MVP. Justin Guterding, Duke Drew Schantz, Notre Dame • Duke’s Justin Guterding was the 2018 ACC Offensive Player ofthe Year, and Notre Dame’s John Sexton was this year’s Defensive Player Brad Smith, Duke John Sexton, Notre Dame of the Year. Virginia freshman midfielder Matt Moore was named the ACC Freshman of the Year, while Syracuse’s John Desko was the Joe Stein, Duke Brett Kennedy, Syracuse ACC Coach of the Year for the fourth straight season. Cade Van Raaphorst, Duke Nick Mellen, Syracuse • Four ACC teams earned berths in the 2018 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship — the most of any league. Three ACC teams earned top Chris Cloutier, North Carolina Nate Solomon, Syracuse 8 national seeds and hosted first round games — No. 3 Duke, No. 7 Notre Dame and No. 8 Syracuse. Jack Rowlett, North Carolina Jamie Trimboli, Syracuse • Duke topped Villanova, 17-11, in the first round, Johns Hopkins, 14-9, in the quarterfinals and Maryland 13-8 in the semifinals to Bryan Costabile, Notre Dame Dox Aitken, Virginia advance to the NCAA Championship title game. Brendan Gleason, Notre Dame Michael Kraus, Virginia • Duke’s Guterding set the NCAA and ACC record for career goals with 212 and finished second on the ACC’s career list for total points with 351. He is one of two players in ACC history to score over 200 goals. • Notre Dame’s Sexton was named the William C. Schmeisser Award Outstanding Defensive Player. He is the 24th ACC player to earn ALL-ACC ACADEMIC the national award and first since former Fighting Irish teammate Matt Landis earned the honor in back-to-back seasons in 2015 and 2016. Peter Conley, Duke Matthew Schmidt, Notre Dame • The ACC had seven players selected in the 2018 MLL Collegiate Draft. Duke’s Justin Guterding was the highest ACC player picked at No. Danny Fowler, Duke John Sexton, Notre Dame 9 by Ohio. JT Giles-Harris, Duke John Travisano, Notre Dame Justin Guterding, Duke Mikey Wynne, Notre Dame Sean Lowrie, Duke Tyson Bomberry, Syracuse ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Joey Manown, Duke Marcus Cunningham, Syracuse Kevin McDonough, Duke Austin Fusco, Syracuse Joe Robertson, Duke Brett Kennedy, Syracuse 1954 Duke 1972 Maryland 1987 Maryland 2005 Maryland Cade Van Raaphorst, Duke Stephen Rehfuss, Syracuse 1955 Maryland 1973 Maryland 1988 North Carolina 2006 Virginia 1956 Maryland 1974 Maryland 1989 North Carolina 2007 Duke Justin Anderson, North Carolina Jamie Trimboli, Syracuse 1957 Maryland 1975 Virginia 1990 North Carolina 2008 Duke Timmy Kelly, North Carolina Dox Aitken, Virginia 1958 Maryland 1976 Maryland 1991 North Carolina 2009 Duke Ryan Macri, North Carolina Mike D’Amario, Virginia 1959 Maryland 1977 Maryland 1992 North Carolina 2010 Virginia Arden Cohen, Notre Dame Scott Hooper, Virginia 1960 Maryland 1978 Maryland 1993 North Carolina 2011 Maryland 1961 Maryland 1979 Maryland 1994 North Carolina 2012 Duke Bryan Costabile, Notre Dame Michael Kraus, Virginia 1962 Virginia 1980 Maryland 1995 Duke 2013 North Carolina Hugh Crance, Notre Dame Kyle Kology, Virginia 1963 Maryland Virginia 1996 North Carolina 2014 Notre Dame Brendan Gleason, Notre Dame Matt Moore, Virginia 1964 Virginia 1981 North Carolina 1997 Virginia 2015 Syracuse Carlson Milikin, Notre Dame 1965 Maryland 1982 North Carolina 1998 Maryland 2016 Syracuse 1966 Maryland 1983 Virginia 1999 Virginia 2017 North Carolina 1967 Maryland 1984 Virginia 2000 Virginia 2018 Notre Dame 1968 Maryland 1985 Virginia 2001 Duke 1969 Virginia Maryland 2002 Duke 1970 Virginia North Carolina 2003 Virginia 1971 Virginia 1986 Virginia 2004 Maryland

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1972 Virginia 1982 North Carolina 2003 Virginia 2013 Duke 1973 Maryland 1986 North Carolina 2006 Virginia 2014 Duke 1975 Maryland 1991 North Carolina 2010 Duke 2016 North Carolina 1981 North Carolina 1999 Virginia 2011 Virginia

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AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE

Player of the Year Coach of the Year Jessie Warren Holly Aprile Florida State Pitt

Pitcher of the Year Freshman of the Year Kylee Hanson Sydney Sherrill Florida State Florida State

Scholar-Athlete Defensive Player of the Year of the Year Taylor Wike Kylee Hanson North Carolina Florida State

ALL-ACC • FLORIDA STATE won the ACC’s first-ever NCAA Division I Softball Championship after sweeping No. 5 Washington in the Women’s College World Series championship round in Oklahoma City. The Seminoles, the No. 6 seed, knocked out No. 1 Oregon, No. 3 UCLA, First Team Second Team All-Freshmen Team and No. 7 Georgia, tying a record with a 6-0 mark in elimination games. FSU became just the third team ever, and the first since the Emme Martinez, Boston College Jesse Dreswick, Boston College CC Cook, Boston College Championship Series was established in 2005, to win the WCWS after losing in the first round. Senior third baseman Jessie Warren Annie Murphy, Boston College Chloe Sharabba, Boston College Emme Martinez, Boston College was named the Most Outstanding Player of the tournament. Raine Wilson, Duke Carsyn Gordon, Florida State Rachel Abboud, Duke • The Seminoles had multiple entries in the WCWS record books. Their 15 total stolen bases were the most in a WCWS, including an Zoe Casas, Florida State Emily Anderson, Georgia Tech Peyton St. George, Duke event-record seven by sophomore Dani Morgan. The nine hits by Jessie Warren tied the WCWS record, and the Seminoles’ 12 doubles Kylee Hanson, Florida State Draven Sonnon, Georgia Tech Sydney Sherrill, Florida State were the second-most by any team in WCWS play. Meghan King, Florida State Cameron Stanford, Georgia Tech Cameron Stanford, Georgia Tech • Warren finished her career as the active Division I leader in home runs with 83, which is an ACC record. The outstanding senior also Sydney Sherrill, Florida State Destiny DeBerry, North Carolina Maddy Newman, Louisville finished as the active Division I leader in RBI with 273, another ACC record. Jessie Warren, Florida State Kiani Ramsey, North Carolina Alexis Holloway, Notre Dame • Sydney Sherrill’s 29 doubles on the year tied the NCAA mark for most in a season, and set a new ACC record. Megan Hensley, Louisville Alexis Holloway, Notre Dame Abby Sweet, Notre Dame • Florida State, the No. 1 seed in the ACC Tournament, secured its fifth ACC Softball Championship after Anna Shelnutt hit a walk-off Sidney Melton, Louisville Melissa Rochford, Notre Dame Hunter Levesque, Pitt in the bottom of the seventh to defeat No. 2 seed Pitt, 5-4, in the title game May 12 in Atlanta. Seminole Sydney Sherrill was Brittany Pickett, North Carolina Abby Sweet, Notre Dame named the Most Valuable Player. Taylor Wike, North Carolina Kayla Harris, Pitt • No. 6 Florida State was named a regional host for the NCAA Tournament, and served as the home team for the Super Regional against Olivia Gray, Pitt Alexa Romero, Syracuse No. 11 LSU. Notre Dame also earned an NCAA bid. Giorgiana Zeremenko, Pitt Allison Davis, Virginia • Florida State finished the season No. 1 in both the NFCA Poll and the ESPN/USA Softball Top 25 Poll. Bryce Holmgren, Syracuse Carrie Eberle, Virginia Tech • Warren headlined the 2018 All-ACC Softball Team as the Player of the Year, while teammates Kylee Hanson and Sydney Sherrill were named of the Year and Freshman of the Year, respectively. North Carolina’s Taylor Wike was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year, and Pitt’s Holly Aprile received Coach of the Year honors. ALL-ACC ACADEMIC

Allyson Frei, Boston College Jenna Jordan, Louisville Cierra Cook, Boston College Sidney Melton, Louisville Rachel Abboud, Duke Madelynn Newman, Louisville ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS Peyton St. George, Duke Brittany Pickett, North Carolina Raine Wilson, Duke Kiani Ramsey, North Carolina Carsyn Gordon, Florida State Cait Brooks, Notre Dame 1992 Florida State 1998 Florida State 2005 Georgia Tech 2012 Georgia Tech Kylee Hanson, Florida State Alexis Holloway, Notre Dame 1993 Florida State 1999 Florida State 2006 NC State 2013 NC State Meghan King, Florida State Abby Sweet, Notre Dame 1994 Virginia 2000 Florida State 2007 Virginia Tech 2014 Florida State Cassidy Davis, Florida State Olivia Gray, Pitt 1995 Florida State 2001 North Carolina 2008 Virginia Tech 2015 Florida State Emily Anderson, Georgia Tech Erin Hershman, Pitt 1996 Florida State 2002 Georgia Tech 2009 Georgia Tech 2016 Florida State Draven Sonnon, Georgia Tech Giorgiana Zeremenko, Pitt 1997 Florida State 2003 Florida State 2010 Georgia Tech 2017 Florida State Cameron Stanford, Georgia Tech Bryce Holmgren, Syracuse Maryland 2004 Florida State 2011 Florida State 2018 Florida State Caitlin Ferguson, Louisville Alexa Romero, Syracuse Celene Funke, Louisville Allison Davis, Virginia Megan Hensley, Louisville Carrie Eberle, Virginia Tech ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

2018 Florida State

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2018 CHAMPION VIRGINIA AWARD WINNERS

Crew of the Year Coach of the Year First Varsity Four Kevin Sauer Virginia Virginia

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Violette Legrand Treasa O’Tighearnaigh Louisville Notre Dame

• VIRGINIA swept all five individual events to capture its ninth consecutive ACC Rowing Championship — and its 18th title in the last ALL-ACC 19 years — in competition May 13 on Clemson’s Lake Hartwell. • Syracuse head coach Justin Moore led the Orange to its third straight NCAA Championship appearance and a 16th-place finish in his First Team Second Team final season after eight years as head coach. Heidi Long, Virginia Morgan Rosts, Virginia • Virginia finished fifth in the NCAA Rowing Championships in Sarasota, Florida. The Cavaliers actually tied for fourth place with Jane Hudson, Virginia Isabel Ruby Hill, Duke Stanford, but the Cardinal won the tiebreaker. It marked the 15th time Virginia has finished fifth or better in the 22 years of the Ellie Stewart, Virginia Christine Schindele-Murayama, Notre Dame NCAA Championship. Ashley Johnson, Syracuse Violette Legrand, Louisville • Louisville’s Violette Legrand was named the ACC Freshman of the Year after leading the Cardinals to a third-place finish at the Lucy Pearce, Syracuse Isla McRae, Clemson ACC Championships. Katherine Maitland, Duke Kathryn Johnson, North Carolina • A record 76 ACC Rowers were honored as scholar-athletes by the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association. North Carolina led all ACC Treasa O’Tighearnaigh, Notre Dame Kathleen Hanson, Miami schools with 15 honorees. Sophie Schultz, Louisville Meg Lydon, Boston College • Virginia’s First Varsity Eight crew was named the ACC’s Crew of the Year after winning the ACC championship. Izzy Weiss, Virginia Rebecca Spraggins, Syracuse • Virginia led four ACC teams in the final CRCA national poll of the year. The Cavaliers were tied for fourth, followed by No. 15 Syracuse, No. 19 Duke and No 20 Louisville. Notre Dame had the highest number of points of any team outside the Top 20 and came within one point of tying Louisville for 20th place.

ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS

2000 Virginia 2005 Virginia 2010 Virginia 2015 Virginia 2001 Virginia 2006 Virginia 2011 Virginia 2016 Virginia 2002 Virginia 2007 Virginia 2012 Virginia 2017 Virginia 2003 Virginia 2008 Virginia 2013 Virginia 2018 Virginia ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 2004 Virginia 2009 Clemson 2014 Virginia Jacqueline McDonnell, Boston College Allison Zimmermann, Louisville Christine Murayama-Schindele, Elizabeth McKernan, Boston College Kathleen Hanson, Miami Notre Dame Claire Orzel, Boston College Rebecca Camplin, Miami Rachel Caldwell, Syracuse ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Jacqueline Taeubel, Boston College Alexa Aguilar, Miami Christine Habjan, Syracuse Jennifer D’Anthony, Clemson Emily Kean, Miami Ashley Johnson, Syracuse Emily Goff, Clemson Jane Moore, Miami , Syracuse 2010 Virginia 2012 Virginia Isla McRae, Clemson Taegan Lynch, Miami Arianna Lee, Syracuse Amelia Shein, Clemson Paige Colpo, North Carolina Lucy Pearce, Syracuse Sarah Fletcher, Duke Hannah Fisher, North Carolina Zoe Preston, Syracuse Katherine Maitland, Duke Margaret High, North Carolina Sydney Rodriguez, Syracuse Kiernan Spencer, Duke Abby Hudspeth, North Carolina Rebecca Spraggins, Syracuse Shannon Tierney, Duke Kathryn Johnson, North Carolina Adi Hendlin, Virginia Rebecca Busk, Louisville Jackie Kenny, North Carolina Jane Hudson, Virginia Abbi Fitts, Louisville Sally Stanley, North Carolina Heidi Long, Virginia Kirsti Harrison, Louisville Kelly Williams, North Carolina Sophie Pennoyer, Virginia Violette Legrand, Louisville Jeanne Farnan, Notre Dame Morgan Rosts, Virginia Callie McGowan, Louisville Gen Johanni, Notre Dame Lizzie Trull, Virginia Sarah Podwojski, Louisville Reilly Kearney, Notre Dame Izzi Weiss, Virginia Hannah Richardson, Louisville Treasa O’Tighearnaigh, Notre Dame Ali Zwicker, Virginia Sophie Schulz, Louisville Julia Randall, Notre Dame Kimberly Streetz, Louisville Lauren Saunee, Notre Dame

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AWARD WINNERS 2018 CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE

Player of the Year Coach of the Year Joey Bart Mike Fox Georgia Tech North Carolina

Pitcher of the Year Freshman of the Year Brian Brown Patrick Bailey NC State NC State

Scholar-Athlete Defensive Player of the Year of the Year Joey Bart Brian Brown Georgia Tech NC State

ALL-ACC •FLORIDA STATE, seeded sixth in the 2018 ACC Baseball Championship’s 12-team field, posted four consecutive wins to successfully defend its league crown and claim the program’s eighth conference title under veteran head coach Mike Martin. The Seminoles First Team 3B - Liam Sabino, Pitt DH/UT - Grayson Byrd, Clemson downed fifth-seed Louisville 11-8 in the championship game May 27 at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. C - Cal Raleigh, Florida State SS - Logan Davidson, Clemson DH/UT - Danny Oriente, Louisville • The Seminoles became the first program since Wake Forest in 1998 and 1999 to claim back-to-back ACC baseball titles. The C - Joey Bart, Georgia Tech OF - Griffin Conine,Duke DH/UT - Ron Washington Jr., Pitt championship is Florida State’s third in four years and eighth overall. It marked FSU’s fourth straight appearance in the ACC Baseball 1B - Logan Wyatt, Louisville OF - Jimmy Herron, Duke SP - Bobby Miller, Louisville Championship title game. 2B - Wade Bailey, Georgia Tech OF - Chase Murray, Georgia Tech SP - Derek Casey, Virginia 2B - Andy Weber, Virginia OF - Brandon Riley, North Carolina SP - Evan McKendry, Miami • Six ACC teams earned NCAA Tournament bids, marking the 15th consecutive year that the league has placed at least six teams in 3B - Kyle Datres, North Carolina OF - Brock Deatherage, NC State RP - Joe O’Donnell, NC State the field. SS - Will Wilson, NC State DH/UT - Jack Labosky, Duke • Florida State appeared in the NCAA Tournament for the 41st consecutive year, the longest active streak in the nation. The Seminoles’ OF - Seth Beer, Clemson SP - Nick Bennett, Louisville All-Freshman Team 56 total appearances rank second nationally. OF - Josh Stowers, Louisville SP - Adam Wolf, Louisville OF - Chris Galland, Boston College OF - Josh McLain, NC State SP - Griffin Roberts, Wake Forest RP - Spencer Strider, Clemson • With North Carolina reaching the College World Series, the ACC placed at least one team in Omaha for the 13th consecutive year. Over OF - Brett Kinneman, NC State RP - Ethan DeCaster, Duke 1B - Joey Loperfido, Duke that 13-year span, the ACC has placed 24 teams in the CWS, or 23 percent of the cumulative field. At least two ACC teams have reached DH/UT - Tristin English, Georgia Tech P - CJ Van Eyk, Florida State Omaha eight times during that stretch. SP - Connor Thomas, Georgia Tech Third Team SP - Bobby Miller, Louisville • With North Carolina seeded No. 6 in the NCAA Tournament and Florida State at No. 7, the ACC saw multiple teams earn top-eight SP - Drew Parrish, Florida State C - Kyle Wilkie, Clemson SS - Freddy Zamora, Miami national seeds for the ninth consecutive year. SP - Brian Brown, NC State 1B - Chris Williams, Clemson C - Patrick Bailey, NC State RP - Ryley Gilliam, Clemson 1B - Kyle McCann, Georgia Tech SP - Reid Johnston, NC State • A league-record tying 75 players were selected in the 2018 Major League Baseball Draft. At least one ACC player has been picked in 2B - Devin Mann, Louisville DH/UT - Ron Washington Jr., Pitt the first round for 28 straight years. Second Team 3B - Drew Mendoza, Florida State RP - Andrew Abbott, Virginia C - Patrick Bailey, NC State SS - Ike Freeman, North Carolina SS - Tanner Morris, Virginia 1B - Michael Busch, North Carolina OF - Chris Galland, Boston College P - Ian Seymour, Virginia Tech 2B - Nick Podkul, Notre Dame OF - Jackson Lueck, Florida State ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONS 3B - Matt Vierling, Notre Dame OF - Eric Gilgenbach, Notre Dame 1954 Clemson 1971 Maryland 1988 Georgia Tech 2005 Georgia Tech 1955 Wake Forest 1972 Virginia 1989 Clemson 2006 Clemson ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 1956 Duke 1973 NC State 1990 North Carolina 2007 North Carolina 1957 Duke 1974 NC State 1991 Clemson 2008 Miami Dante Baldelli, Boston College Cal Raleigh, Florida State Joe O’Donnell, NC State 1958 Clemson 1975 NC State 1992 NC State 2009 Virginia Logan Davidson, Clemson Andy Archer, Georgia Tech Michael Busch, North Carolina 1959 Clemson 1976 Clemson 1993 Clemson 2010 Florida State Ryley Gilliam, Clemson Chase Murray, Georgia Tech Caden O’Brien, North Carolina 1960 North Carolina 1977 Wake Forest 1994 Clemson 2011 Virginia Jacob Hennessy, Clemson Nick Bennett, Louisville Eric Gilgenbach, Notre Dame 1961 Duke 1978 Clemson 1995 Florida State 2012 Georgia Tech Travis Marr, Clemson Sam Bordner, Louisville Jake Johnson, Notre Dame 1962 Wake Forest 1979 Clemson 1996 Virginia 2013 North Carolina Carson Spiers, Clemson Tyler Fitzgerald, Louisville Alex Kerschner, Notre Dame 1963 Wake Forest 1980 Clemson 1997 Florida State 2014 Georgia Tech Ryan Day, Duke Bryan Hoeing, Louisville Matt Vierling, Notre Dame 1964 North Carolina 1981 Clemson 1998 Wake Forest 2015 Florida State Ethan DeCaster, Duke Danny Oriente, Louisville Frank Maldonado, Pitt 1965 Maryland 1982 North Carolina 1999 Wake Forest 2016 Clemson Matt Dockman, Duke Jake Snider, Louisville Matt Pidich, Pitt 1966 North Carolina 1983 North Carolina 2000 Georgia Tech 2017 Florida State Jimmy Herron, Duke Josh Stowers, Louisville Andrew Abbott, Virginia 1967 Clemson 1984 North Carolina 2001 Wake Forest 2018 Florida State Bryce Jarvis, Duke Jeb Bargfeldt, Miami Daniel Lynch, Virginia 1968 NC State 1985 Georgia Tech 2002 Florida State Zack Kone, Duke Michael Burns, Miami Connor Coward, Virginia Tech 1969 North Carolina 1986 Georgia Tech 2003 Georgia Tech Adam Laskey, Duke Cooper Hammond, Miami Luke Horanski, Virginia Tech 1970 Maryland 1987 Georgia Tech 2004 Florida State Joey Loperfido, Duke Evan McKendry, Miami Stevie Mangrum, Virginia Tech Chris Proctor, Duke Patrick Bailey, NC State Ian Seymour, Virginia Tech ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Andrew Karp, Florida State Brian Brown, NC State Tyler Witt, Wake Forest Drew Mendoza, Florida State Brett Kinneman, NC State 1955 Wake Forest 2015 Virginia

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LAMAR JACKSON LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL

with more eye-opening numbers as he accounted for an ACC-record 5,261 total yards with 45 touchdowns. The ACC Athlete of the Year Awards are given in memory of distinguished journalists from the region. McKevlin was the first full-time sports editor of the Raleigh News and Observer. Louisville’s Jackson became the first player in FBS history to rush for at least 1,500 yards and pass for at least 3,500 yards in a single season — and he did so in consecutive years. The Pompano Beach, Florida, native earned Heisman Trophy finalist status for the second consecutive season in 2017 as he rushed 1,601 yards and 18 touchdowns while throwing for 3,660 yards and 27 more TDs. Jackson is the second player in FBS history and the first non-senior to rush for 4,000 yards and pass for 9,000 yards in his career. He is the sixth student-athlete to be named the ACC Football Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons and the first since Florida State’s in 1992 and 1993. The first quarterback in ACC history to lead the conference in rushing, Jackson averaged 123.2 yards per game (1,601 yards on 232 attempts). He broke the ACC career mark for most rushing yards and most touchdowns rushing by a quarterback in just three seasons. Jackson finished his career with 4,132 career rushing yards, bettering the mark of 2,806 set by Georgia Tech’s Joshua Nesbit (2007-10). Jackson had 50 career rushing touchdowns, breaking the ACC career mark for a quarterback of 38 scores set during the 2009-12 seasons by Georgia Tech’s Tevin Washington. Jackson averaged 346.7 yards in 38 career games, which stands as the best per-game average in total wo-time Atlantic Coast Conference Football Player of the Year Lamar Jackson of Louisville offense in ACC history. The 119 total touchdowns for which Jackson accounted rank second Twas selected as the top male ACC athlete for the 2017-18 academic year, as voted upon by all-time in ACC history behind former Clemson standout Tajh Boyd. a select media panel (96 voters). A first-round NFL Draft choice by the Baltimore Ravens, Jackson was named on 19 McKevlin Jackson, who earned the 65th Anthony J. McKevlin Award as the conference’s premier Award ballots. He prevailed in a tight vote over Georgia Tech baseball catcher Joey Bart (18) male athlete, won the Heisman Trophy as a sophomore in 2016 and followed up last season and NC State football defensive end Bradley Chubb (17).

ALL-TIME ACC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR: ANTHONY J. MCKEVLIN & AWARD RECIPIENTS

1954 • • Duke • M Track and Field 1970 • Charlie Scott • North Carolina • M Basketball 1986 • • Maryland • M Basketball 1955 • • Wake Forest • M Basketball 1971 • Don McCauley • North Carolina • Football 1987 • • Georgia Tech • Football/Baseball 1956 • • Duke • M Track and Field/Basketball 1972 • • Virginia • M Basketball 1988 • • Duke • M Basketball 1957 • • North Carolina • M Basketball 1973 • David Thompson • NC State • M Basketball 1989 • Danny Ferry • Duke • M Basketball 1958 • • NC State • Football 1974 • • North Carolina • M Track and Field 1990 • Shannon Higgins • North Carolina • W Soccer 1959 • • NC State • M Basketball 1975 • David Thompson • NC State • M Basketball 1990 • • Duke • Football 1960 • Mike McGee • Duke • Football 1976 • John Lucas • Maryland • M Basketball/M Tennis 1991 • • Virginia • W Basketball 1961 • • NC State • Football 1977 • • North Carolina • M Basketball 1991 • • Duke • M Basketball 1962 • Lenn Chappell • Wake Forest • M Basketball 1978 • Phil Ford • North Carolina • M Basketball 1992 • Dawn Staley • Virginia • W Basketball 1963 • • Duke • M Basketball 1979 • • Maryland • M Track and Field 1992 • Christian Laettner • Duke • M Basketball 1964 • Jeff Mullins • Duke • M Basketball 1980 • • NC State • W Track and Field 1993 • • North Carolina • W Soccer 1965 • Brian Piccolo • Wake Forest • Football 1981 • Julie Shea • NC State • W Track and Field 1993 • Charlie Ward • Florida State • Football/M Basketball 1966 • • North Carolina • Football/M Basketball 1982 • • North Carolina • M Basketball 1994 • Mia Hamm • North Carolina • W Soccer 1967 • • South Carolina • Football/M Basketball 1983 • • Virginia • M Basketball 1994 • Charlie Ward • Florida State • Football/M Basketball 1968 • Larry Miller • North Carolina • M Basketball 1984 • • North Carolina • M Basketball 1995 • • North Carolina • W Soccer 1969 • • Virginia • Football 1985 • B.J. Surhoff • North Carolina • Baseball 1995 • • Wake Forest • M Basketball

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ARIKE OGUNBOWALE NOTRE DAME BASKETBALL

otre Dame All-America women’s basketball standout Arike Ogunbowale was selected N as the Atlantic Coast Conference’s Female Athlete of the Year for 2017-18 in a vote of a 96-member media panel. Ogunbowale claimed the 29th Mary Garber Award as the conference’s top female athlete after leading Notre Dame to the 2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship in a junior season that culminated with game-winning shots in both the national semifinal and title games. The ACC Athlete of the Year Awards are given in memory of distinguished journalists from the region. Garber, of the Winston-Salem Journal, was a pioneer as one of the first female sports journalists in the nation. Notre Dame’s Ogunbowale earned All-America and All-ACC honors while leading the conference in scoring at 20.8 points per game, and the Milwaukee junior will be long remembered for her pair of clutch game-winning moments at the 2018 NCAA Women’s Final Four. With one second left in overtime versus Connecticut in the national semifinal, Ogunbowale delivered a long-range jumper that capped a 27-point scoring performance and lifted the Fighting Irish to a 91-89 win. Two nights later, Ogunbowale nailed a 3-point buzzer beater off an inbounds play near the Notre Dame bench to lift the Irish to a 61-58 win over Mississippi State and the program’s second NCAA women’s basketball title. Ogunbowale, who scored 18 points in the championship game, was named the NCAA Women’s Final Four Most Outstanding Player. Ogunbowale averaged a team-best 6.3 points in the fourth quarter on 53.5 percent shooting Her 145 points in the NCAA tournament were the fifth most all-time and the most by an Irish from the floor, including a 43.6 percent clip from 3-point range. She reached double-digit points player, topping ’s 139 in 2001. Ogunbowale averaged 24.2 points per game during the in the fourth quarter alone seven times, including twice in the ACC Tournament. Ogunbowale tourney and 22.5 at the Final Four. tallied 15 points combined in the fourth quarter and overtime period in the NCAA semifinal win Ogunbowale led the ACC with 25 games of 20-plus points and shattered the previous single- over UConn. season record at Notre Dame, surpassing Jewell Loyd’s and Katryna Gaither’s 20. The 5-8 guard Ogunbowale led the balloting for the Garber Award with 36 votes. Slugging third baseman was at her best against ranked teams, averaging 20.3 points in the Fighting Irish’s 16 games Jessie Warren, who keyed Florida State to the 2018 NCAA women’s softball title, received 32 votes against such opponents. to place a close second.

1996 • Kelly Amonte • Maryland • W Soccer/W Lacrosse 2004 • • Duke • W Basketball 2012 • Becca Ward • Duke • W Fencing 1996 • • Clemson • Baseball 2004 • Phillip Rivers • NC State • Football 2012 • Luke Kuechly • Boston College • Football 1997 • Sarah Forbes • Maryland • W Lacrosse 2005 • Kelly Dostal • Wake Forest • Field Hockey 2013 • • North Caroina • W Soccer 1997 • • Wake Forest • M Basketball 2005 • • North Carolina • M Basketball 2013 • • Virginia • M Tennis 1998 • • Duke • W Tennis 2006 • Paula Infante • Maryland • Field Hockey 2014 • • Maryland • W Basketball 1998 • • North Carolina • M Basketball 2006 • J.J. Redick • Duke • M Basketball 2014 • • Florida State • Football 1999 • Cindy Parlow • North Carolina • W Soccer 2007 • • Duke • W Basketball 2015 • Morgan Brian • Virginia • W Soccer 1999 • • Duke • M Basketball 2007 • • Florida State • M Track and Field 2015 • • Duke • Football 2000 • • Maryland • W Lacrosse 2008 • Angela Tincher • Virginia Tech • Softball 2016 • • Notre Dame • W Cross Country/Track and Field 2000 • Joe Hamilton • Georgia Tech • Football 2008 • • North Carolina • M Basketball 2016 • • Clemson • Football 2001 • Jen Adams • Maryland • W Lacrosse 2009 • Casey Nogueira • North Carolina • W Soccer 2017 • Kenzie Kent • Boston College • W Lacrosse/ W Ice Hockey 2001 • • Duke • M Basketball 2009 • • NC State • M Golf 2017 • Deshaun Watson • Clemson • Football 2002 • • Wake Forest • W Tennis 2010 • • North Carolina • W Soccer 2018 • Arike Ogunbowale • Notre Dame • W Basketball 2002 • • Maryland • M Basketball 2010 • • Duke • M Lacrosse 2018 • Lamar Jackson • Louisville • Football 2003 • Alana Beard • Duke • W Basketball 2011 • Katie O’Donnell • Maryland • Field Hockey 2003 • • Virginia • M Lacrosse 2011 • Ngoni Makusha • Florida State • M Track and Field

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DANIEL CREIGHTON JACQUELINE MCDONNELL SOREN DAHL KAITLYN KEARNEY ERIKA KEMP PETER RENDA SWIMMING & DIVING ROWING SWIMMING & DIVING VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK WRESTLING

DANIELA RUIZ ALVAREZ GRACE BARNETT MARISA MESSANA OLIVER SHANNON MONICA FLORES GREER MARTINI JOHN SEXTON KATIE UHLER TENNIS CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK GOLF SOCCER SOCCER FOOTBALL LACROSSE SOCCER

GABE BRANDNER SCHUYLER DEBREE MADISON HEATH LEONA MAGUIRE ANDIN FOSAM MEME SHARP RYAN WINSLOW FOOTBALL SOCCER CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK GOLF CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK SWIMMING & DIVING FOOTBALL

VANESSA FREIRE DYLAN GRISELL MORGAN KLAEVEMANN NATALIE PIERCE PAT CASTLE STEPHANIE GROSSI LAURA HURFF BEACH VOLLEYBALL SWIMMING & DIVING SOFTBALL SWIMMING & DIVING SOCCER ICE HOCKEY FIELD HOCKEY

ALEX GRADY ANGELICA HENDERSON KEL JOHNSON MICHAEL KAY COREY JOHNSON VERONICA LATSKO HOLLY SULLIVAN CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK BASEBALL TENNIS SWIMMING & DIVING SOCCER CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK

INGER KATRINE BJERKE KIRSTI HARRISON GABBIE WILEY NICOLE WOODS VINCENT CIATTEI ALANI JOHNSON SOCCER ROWING VOLLEYBALL FIELD HOCKEY CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK SOCCER

VERONICA JOHNSON WALLACE LAYLAND SINEAD LOHAN MADDIE HUSTER KEVIN POLITZ CHRISTIAN SERAPHIM CAM SERIGNE SOCCER SWIMMING & DIVING TENNIS SOCCER SOCCER TENNIS FOOTBALL

EMILY GODWIN BEN GRIFFIN MORGAN LANE DAVID OCTOBER TRACK & FIELD GOLF GYMNASTICS SOCCER

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ACC POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP LUNCHEON On April 11, 2018, the Atlantic Coast Conference held its 27th annual Cone Health ACC Postgraduate Scholarship Luncheon presented by ESPN. The luncheon hosted by the Nat Greene Kiwanis Club at the Sheraton Four Seasons Hotel Imperial Ballroom in Greensboro, recognized 52 student-athletes who were selected as 2018 Weaver-James-Corrigan Award recipients. This year’s list includes three student-athletes who will receive the Thacker Award and nine student-athletes who plan to pursue professional careers in their chosen sports and were named honorary recipients. In addition to recognizing each postgrad scholar honoree, the ACC presented its annual Game Changers Award, an initiative to recognize league teams’ and student-athletes’ involvement in their local communities. This year’s award went to Clemson Athletics in honor of its ongoing partnership with ClemsonLIFE. University of North Carolina and Atlantic Coast Conference basketball legend Phil Ford was the keynote speaker. The Weaver-James-Corrigan and Jim and Pat Thacker postgraduate scholarships are awarded to selected student-athletes who intend to pursue a graduate degree classroom and their respective sport, while demonstrating exemplary conduct in the community. following completion of their undergraduate requirements. Each recipient will receive $6,000 The Weaver-James-Corrigan Award is named in honor of the late Jim Weaver and Bob James, toward his or her graduate education. Those honored have performed with distinction in both the as well as Gene Corrigan, the first three ACC commissioners.

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2017-18 COMMITTEE

2017-18 ACC SAAC Goals and Priorities: a. NCAA Legislation Review and Feedback – Gather feedback on time demand legislation implementation. Review and provide feedback on early recruiting and transfer concepts. b. Improve SAAC Awareness – Improve student-athlete awareness of SAAC by promoting the success and work that occurs through SAAC. Develop promotional material to communicate what SAAC is and does. c. Promote Mental Health Awareness – Evaluate the current resources and needs for student-athletes’ mental health treatment. Work with institutional administrators to ensure mental health needs for student-athletes are met.

ACC SAAC Discussion Items: • NCAA Legislative feedback on Time Demands, Early Recruiting, and Transfers • ACC Sportsmanship Award • ACC Championships and participant gifts feedback • Hurricane Harvey and Irma support • ACC Game Changers Award • Diversity and Inclusion – RISE workshop •Leadership Development

2017-18 COMMITTEE

Boston College Florida State Miami Notre Dame Virginia Ymke Rose Gote...... Field Hockey Michael Hall ...... Men’s Cross Country/Track Phallon Tullis-Joyce ...... Women’s Soccer Reilly Kearney ...... Women’s Rowing Holly Sullivan ...... Women’s Track & Field Ally Frei ...... Softball Devan Hultquist ...... Beach Volleyball Demetrius Jackson...... Football Charlie Leonard ...... Men’s Lacrosse Chase Weaverling ...... Men’s Cross Country Raymond Smith ...... Football Caroline Nava ...... Women’s Swimming/Diving Ainsly Wolfinbarger ...... Women’s Soccer MK Bonamy ...... Softball Lacy Smith ...... Softball Benjamin Osipow ...... Men’s Cross Country and Jake Urbano ...... Men’s Swimming/Diving Mike Robinson ...... Men’s Basketball Pittsburgh Aaron James...... Men’s Soccer Track & Field Georgia Tech North Carolina Caroline DeFrank ...... Women’s Track and Field/ Virginia Tech Clemson Alex Grady ...... Men’s Cross-Country/Track Bryana Nguyen ...... Women’s Golf Cross Country MJ Ulrich ...... Women’s Swimming Emily Radziwon...... Rowing Kenya Collins ...... Women’s Track & Field Taylor Leath ...... Volleyball Brian Popp ...... Football MC Byrne ...... Women’s Lacrosse Nolan Lennon ...... Soccer James Clark ...... Golf Andre Smith ...... Football Alex Murray ...... Wrestling Ben Lundgaard ...... Men’s Soccer Kennedy Wilson-Talmadge ...... Volleyball Sara Gilbert ...... Women’s Swimming Luke Peterson...... Men’s Cross Country Andin Fosam ...... Women’s Track and Field Jaila Tolbert ...... Volleyball Cordell Lamb ...... Men’s Track & Field Louisville NC State Syracuse Wake Forest Duke Tori Gabor ...... Women’s Soccer Harli Hubbard ...... Softball Patrick Castle ...... Men’s Soccer Jordan Banks ...... Women’s Track & Field Chris Taylor ...... Football Adam Wolf...... Baseball AJ Cole ...... Football Tia Thevenin ...... Women’s Track and Field Tanner Owen ...... Men’s Golf Alyssa Chillano ...... Field Hockey Casey Madura ...... Lacrosse Dwight Cauthen ...... Men’s Golf Erin Coleman ...... Women’s Lacrosse Bobby Hearn ...... Baseball Jaida Lemmons ...... Women’s Track and Field Ryan McMahon ...... Men’s Basketball Akela Maize ...... Basketball Miranda Drummond ...... Women’s Basketball Karlee Spirit ...... Field Hockey Riley Hickman ...... Swimming

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ACC GAME CHANGERS INITIATIVE Athletics was the recipient of the Atlantic Coast Conference’s Game Changers Award for the 2017-18 academic year. The ACC’s Game Changers initiative was introduced in 2015 to recognize and highlight specific ACC teams’ involvement with their local communities. Clemson student-athletes have developed an extensive partnership with ClemsonLIFE, a program designed for students with cognitive and/or physical development disabilities who desire a postsecondary experience on a college campus. “The partnership between Clemson athletics and ClemsonLIFE is truly remarkable and inspiring,” said ACC Commissioner John Swofford. “It’s clear the relationship between the student- athletes and ClemsonLIFE students is mutually beneficial.” ClemsonLIFE offers a four-year basic education program that incorporates functional academics, independent living, employment, social/leisure skills and health/wellness skills in a public university setting with the goal of producing self-sufficient young adults. The role of the Clemson athletic department is to facilitate developmentally appropriate sports and recreation clinic for the ClemsonLIFE students in support of the initiative’s encouragement of a healthy lifestyle. “When you see the changes (the ClemsonLIFE students) make from the time they get here until the time they leave, it makes you feel good to say, ‘I played a small part in that,’” said senior Ivy Atkism, who has taken a lead in the Tiger women’s basketball team’s involvement. The partnership between ClemsonLIFE and Clemson Athletics has had a profound impact on both the student-athletes and the program’s students. During the 2016-17 school year, eight teams facilitated sports clinics for the ClemsonLIFE students, with 292 student-athletes logging a total of 631.5 hours of service. The joint efforthas continued in full force throughout the current academic year. “It is game-changing because it is a life experience our student-athletes here will never forget,” Clemson baseball coach Monte Lee said. “Twenty years from now, you’re not going to remember the scores of certain games. You’re not going to remember who you played or how you did individually. “But I guarantee you this: Our guys are going to remember the time they spent with our ClemsonLIFE students.” The collaboration with the university’s student-athletes began with the football team, which invited the ClemsonLIFE students to observe a practice, and then hosted a meal. It evolved into an ongoing project with the goal of eventually partnering with every sports team on campus. Feedback from ClemsonLIFE students, student-athletes, coaches and staff has been overwhelmingly positive. “It has been a blessing working one-on-one with the athletes,” said Dr. Joe Ryan, the Sue Stanzione Distinguished Professor of special education and the ClemsonLIFE founder and director. “Our students look up to them because they are rock stars on campus here. As instructors, we can say anything to our kids, but we’re the old folks. The athletes are the rock stars, and if a mentor tells them they should do something with the employment center or anything else, they listen wholeheartedly. It’s a wonderful relationship between the athletes and the ClemsonLIFE students.” Recognition for the Clemson Game Changers included a video and award presentation during the 2018 ACC Postgraduate Luncheon on Wednesday, April 11, at the Sheraton Four Seasons Hotel in Greensboro, North Carolina. Previous winners of the ACC Game Changers Award include the 2016-17 Wake Forest field hockey, track & field and cross country teams for their work in battling hunger in their North IT’S ON US Carolina community, the 2016 men’s soccer team for teaming up with their The ACC continued its partnership city’s special needs community to host soccer clinics and to celebrate life, and the 2015 Notre with It’s On Us, highlighting the Dame men’s lacrosse team for its ongoing partnership with the Dickinson Fine Arts Academy. initiative on conference social platforms during the weeks of action ACC GAME CHANGER AWARD WINNERS and sharing school content. The It’s On Us Weeks of Action were in the 2015 – Notre Dame Men’s Lacrosse fall from October 23rd through the 2016 – Louisville Men’s Soccer 27th, and in the spring from April 2nd 2017 – Wake Forest Field Hockey, Track & Field, Cross Country through the 6th, in conjunction with 2018 – Clemson Athletics National Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

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FOUR ACC SCHOOLS AMONG TOP 15 IN LEARFIELD DIRECTORS’ CUP STANDINGS

2017-18 FINAL STANDINGS The ACC tied for the lead among all conferences with four schools in the top 15 of the final 2017-18 Division I Learfield Directors’ Cup Standings, and 10 Learfield Directors’ Cup Standings member institutions rank among the top 50. 9. Florida State (1038.75) Florida State leads all ACC schools with a No. 9 ranking, followed by Duke 11. Duke (1004.25) at No. 11, North Carolina at No. 13 and NC State at No. 15. 13. North Carolina (917.50) Virginia checks in at No. 21, followed by Notre Dame at No. 22, Virginia Tech 15. NC State (894.75) No. 28 and Louisville at No. 30. 21. Virginia (830.00) This marks the 17th consecutive year that four or more ACC schools placed 22. Notre Dame (804.00) among the top 30 in the final rankings. North Carolina and Virginia are among 28. Virginia Tech (735.50) two of only 12 schools nationally to rank in the top 30 of the final Directors’ Cup 30. Louisville (690.50) standings in each of the program’s 25 years of existence. 46. Syracuse (539.75) In the league’s 65-year history, ACC institutions have captured 154 48. Wake Forest (496.50) team national championships and 317 individual NCAA titles. The past academic year saw four ACC teams claim national 52. Clemson (471.75) championships — Notre Dame in women’s basketball and fencing, Wake Forest in men’s tennis and Florida State in softball. 63. Miami (382.00) The ACC is the only conference to win national championships in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and 95. Boston College (198.00) baseball over the last four years 111. Pitt (167.00) The Learfield Directors’ Cup was developed as a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of 121. Georgia Tech (151.50) Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today. The Learfield Directors Cup measures NCAA post-season competitive success and awards points in a maximum of 19 sports per school, four of which must be baseball, volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball.

ACC TEAMS CONTINUED TO SET HIGH includes student-athletes who transfer to a school after initially GRADUATION SUCCESS RATE STANDARD enrolling elsewhere. This calculation makes it a more complete The Atlantic Coast Conference’s presence in the forefront of and accurate look at student-athlete success. academic success was demonstrated once again in the latest The rate also allows for a deeper understanding of NCAA Graduation Success Rates (GSR) Report. graduation success in individual sports than the federal metric, ACC institutions topped the rankings among their peer which provides only broad groupings. conferences with an average graduation rate of 91 percent. Power 5 conferences. Four ACC Baseball teams achieved The federal graduation rate, however, remains the only “The NCAA’s GSR release once again highlights the hard GSR scores above 90 — Clemson (100), Boston College measure to compare student-athletes with the general student work of our student-athletes, coaches and schools,” said (95), Duke (95) and Notre Dame (95). body. Using this measure, student-athletes graduate at a rate ACC Commissioner John Swofford. “Academic excellence has • ACC women’s basketball ranked second with 10 of its 15 two percentage points higher than the general student body been, and continues to be, a cornerstone of the league and its teams earning a GSR above the Division I average of 89. — 68 percent compared with 66 percent. The difference is most member institutions.” • This marked the 10th straight year that the ACC had stark among African-American women. Student-athletes in this Key notes for the ACC in comparison to peer conferences: at least four women’s basketball programs score 100, demographic outpace their peers in the student body by 18 • 10 of 14 ACC football teams earned a GSR at or above the making it the only peer conference to do so. Four ACC percentage points — 67 percent for student-athletes compared Division I average of 76. That tied for first, both in terms of teams — Florida State, Pitt, Virginia and Wake Forest – hit with 49 percent for the student body. percentage and in total number. the century mark in the latest report. Federal rates also provide a long-term picture of student- • In the sport of football, the ACC remains the only • A total of seven ACC teams achieved GSR scores of 100 athlete academic achievement. The federal rate was first conference to have multiple teams score 90 or higher in the sports of football, men’s basketball, women’s collected with the class that entered college in 1984, and the every year since 2005. Duke (96), Wake Forest (93) and basketball and baseball. rate has continued to rise over the past 25 years. When rates Boston College (90) reached that plateau this year. The The Division I Board of Directors created the GSR in response were first collected, the general student body earned degrees ACC was the only peer conference this year with multiple to Division I college and university presidents who wanted data at a rate higher than student-athletes. teams posting GSR scores of 90 or higher. that more accurately reflected the mobility of college students The rate for all Division I college athletes increased 16 points • ACC football’s average GSR of 83 tied for first. than the federal graduation rate. The federal rate counts any in that time. The class of African-American student-athletes who • ACC men’s basketball ranked first with 10 of 15 teams student who leaves a school as an academic failure, no matter entered in 1984 graduated at a 35 percent rate, per the federal earning a GSR at or above the Division I average of 77. whether he or she enrolls at another school. Also, the federal calculation. That rate is now 59 percent for the 2010 entering Duke and Notre Dame each achieved scores of 100. rate does not recognize students who enter school as transfer class. The rate among men’s basketball participants increased • ACC baseball led with 10 of 14 teams registering a GSR students. The GSR formula removes from the rate student- 10 points in that time, and the Football Bowl Subdivision rates above the Division I average of 79, also the most among athletes who leave school while academically eligible and rose 16 points.

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ACC MAKES ANOTHER STRONG SHOWING IN APR ACC LED FBS CONFERENCES IN “BEST COLLEGES” RANKINGS The Atlantic Coast Conference led all Power 5 conferences with 96 teams from member For the 11th consecutive year, the Atlantic Coast Conference led the way among Football schools recognized in the latest report card on the NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) Public Bowl Subdivision (FBS) conferences in the “Best Colleges” rankings released by U.S. News & Recognition Awards. World Report. The Academic Progress Rate, a multi-year rate based on the most recent four years of data, is Member schools combined for an average rank of 54.2. The ACC is the only FBS conference a real-time measure of eligibility and retention of student-athletes competing on every Division to place seven member schools among the Top 35 of the U.S. News & World Report rankings and I sports team. The most recent APR scores are based on scores from the 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16 placed eight institutions among the 50 — three more than any peer conference. and 2016-17 academic years. Duke boasted the league’s highest ranking at ninth and was joined in the Top 35 by Notre Each year, the NCAA honors select Division I sports teams by publicly recognizing their latest Dame (No. 18), Virginia (No. 25), Wake Forest (No. 27), North Carolina (No. 30), Boston College multi-year NCAA Division I Academic Progress Rate (APR). This announcement is part of the (No. 32) and Georgia Tech (No. 34). Miami ranked 46th, followed by Syracuse at No. 61, Clemson overall Division I academic reform effort and is intended to highlight teams that demonstrate a at No. 67, Pitt at No. 68 and Virginia Tech at No. 69. NC State and Florida State tied at No. 81 and commitment to academic progress and retention of student-athletes by achieving the top APRs Louisville was at No. 165. within their respective sports. Specifically, these teams posted multi-year APRs in the top 10 Notables from this year’s rankings: percent of all squads in each sport. • Average rank of ACC Schools: 54.2 Even with rising academic standards, ACC teams continue to build upon their success in the • The ACC has led the FBS conferences in best average rank in each of the last 11 years. classroom. Highlights from the most recent report include: • The ACC has had a school finish in the Top 10 every year since 2006 (one of only two FBS conferences that can make that claim). • A combined 96 teams from ACC schools were recognized, leading all Power 5 conferences • The ACC is the only FBS conference with eight member institutions among the Top 50 — for the 2016-17 academic year. All 15 ACC schools had at least one team recognized, the most three more than any peer league. among peer conferences. The ACC’s seven schools ranked in the Top 35 were the most among FBS conferences. • Four men’s basketball teams — Clemson, Louisville, North Carolina and Syracuse — were recognized from the ACC for the 2016-17 season, tying for the most among Power 5 conferences. • Leading the ACC in APR public recognition awards for 2016-17 were Notre Dame with 13, Boston College 12, Duke 11 and North Carolina 10. Clemson and Virginia followed with seven each. Georgia Tech, Louisville and Syracuse each had five teams recognized. Florida State, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest each had four, while Miami, NC State and Pitt each had three. • Notre Dame’s 13 teams recognized ranked second nationally, while Boston College was tied for third. Duke ranked fifth, and North Carolina tied for sixth. • Nine programs at ACC member institutions have earned Public Recognition Awards every year since the inception of the program: Boston College men’s skiing; Duke football, men’s golf and women’s fencing; Georgia Tech men’s golf; North Carolina women’s fencing; Notre Dame men’s cross country, men’s track & field, and softball. • A total of 347 ACC teams have earned APR Public Recognition Awards over the past four years, which again leads all peer conferences. In addition, teams from the ACC continued to be among the top percentage of Division I colleges and universities that meet standards and excel academically, as reflected by Academic Progress Rate (APR) data released May 23. Each Division I institution is held accountable for the academic progress of its student-athletes through the APR, a team-based metric that accounts for the eligibility and retention of each student-athlete, each term. ACC Highlights included: • All 58 ACC football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball programs met or exceeded the required 930 APR average • Men’s basketball: 12 ACC teams had an APR above the average 967 (most among peer conferences) • Women’s basketball: 11 teams had an APR above 982 average (most among peer conferences) • Baseball: six ACC teams had an APR above 983 average (second most among peer conferences) In the sports of men’s and women’s basketball, five teams recorded an APR score of 1000. The two teams in men’s basketball and three teams in women’s basketball are more than any other league: • North Carolina men’s basketball • Syracuse men’s basketball • Louisville women’s basketball • Notre Dame women’s basketball • Virginia women’s basketball

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uilding upon the collegiality and the desire-for-success nurtured by athletic competition SHARING DISCOVERY AND CREATIVITY B among the league’s 15 universities, the mission of the ACC Academic Consortium (ACCAC) On the National Mall at the Smithsonian’s Museum of American History in October 2017, the is to enhance the academic experience of all students (athletes and non-athletes) and the cutting edge of research, creativity and performance at our 15 universities was on display for success of faculty/administrators through collaborative programs, ideas, and recognitions. By 35,000 people. At ACCelerate: Creativity and Innovation Festival, more than 60 teams of sharing resources and expertise, together our research universities are providing an enhanced researchers, performers and artistic innovators brought their work to the nation’s capital. For level of access to learning and discovery that would simply not be possible at any one of three days visitors to the national museum interacted with these exhibits as they ventured the universities. through the halls of the Smithsonian. In the entry hall they heard the University of Miami’s Jazz Fourteen years ago the university presidents established a special fund within the conference Band. Some heard six ACC provosts share insights about nurturing creativity. The University of budget. Guided by annual meetings of the presidents, the provosts and chief undergraduate Pittsburgh offered “rides” in their wheelchair being designed to climb stairs and negotiate uneven education officers — consortium programming highlights competition in academic domains such terrain. Notre Dame’s cottage industry project in Nepal was featured. Virginia Tech brought a as debate, innovation discovery, and juried research. Also supported are collaborative sessions demonstration of robot assisted manufacturing to the Smithsonian. A full cataloging of these devoted to leadership development, involving both undergraduate student leaders and key pioneering projects is available at http://acceleratefestival.com. There are plans to launch, in faculty/administrative leaders. Swapping and sharing ideas, contacts and knowledge grows from collaboration with the Lemelson Foundation and the Smithsonian and leadership from Virginia extensive networking. Increasingly these collaborative efforts are becoming a difference-maker Tech, the second Festival in April 2019 and biennially thereafter. for our ACC universities, still another reason to enroll and teach at some of the best universities in the nation. ACC INVENTURE PRIZE COMPETITION 2017-18 has been a year when ACCAC heritage programs have reached record numbers of Fourteen universities sent competitively selected teams to Atlanta for the third annual ACC students and faculty and when energetic planning has been anticipating the launch of several Inventure Prize Competition at Georgia Tech. In “Shark Tank” style, each team of undergraduates new collaborative programs. For more information visit acciac.org. pitched their invention or business before a panel of judges. In the preliminary round, each team was allotted five minutes. The five highest ranked teams repeated their pitches during an hour NUTURING COLLABORATION long PBS program. Judging was based upon four criteria: the validity of social impact of the idea, As knowledge expands exponentially and expertise becomes more specialized, the greatest the viability of the business model, the commitment and culture of entrepreneurship and the universities now and into the future must become master collaborators, master sharers and probability of becoming a successful business. The University of Virginia team InMedBio took master receptors of knowledge from others. This year the ACC Academic Consortium has taken home first place and $15,000 Friday night and also snagged the People’s Choice award and a bold step to nurture collaboration among our 15 research universities and, hopefully to better an extra $5,000. Team Four Growers from the placed second and won prepare each university for this emerging era of inter-institutional and international collaboration. $10,000 for developing robotics with autonomous machine learning to harvest greenhouse crops. The Academic Leaders Network, launching in 2018-19, will immerse 60-75 top leaders (e.g. Their invention has an opportunity for farmers to expand operations, reduce production costs and associate provosts, deans, department chairs) in six days of leadership training. The curriculum increase yields. Information about each of the projects is available at http://acc.coe.gatech.edu/. focus will be upon how to collaborate, time management, sensitivity to differences, major trends NC State will host the 2019 competition on April 16-18. in higher education, ethical decision making principles and theories of learning. By studying together on three different ACC campuses (Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech and Notre Dame) these INSPIRING EMERGING LEADERS current and future leaders will come to know each other, to know colleague ACC universities Student representatives from all 15 ACC universities and their leadership advisors came and to appreciate opportunities for collaboration. The potential being seeded by this newest together at Duke for an impressive, impactful, and elegant three days in February. At this year’s consortium program anticipates the constrained budgets of today and emerging mandates for leadership symposium, undergraduate student leaders were challenged to think outside the box sharing resources and expertise. in developing tools necessary to navigate tough times. Throughout the three days, delegates engaged in various networking activities, workshops, field trips and social events to help increase each delegate’s knowledge of and commitment to leading on the global stage. The focus of the 2019 leadership conference at NC State will be food insecurity.

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ORIGINAL RESEARCH BY UNDERGRADUATES Boston College hosted close to 80 undergraduate students for the 13th annual Meeting of the Minds Conference. Each student, having been identified by his/her home campus as an outstanding scholar with a quality research project, either presented his/her research to an interdisciplinary audience or (during a poster session) explained his/her project to a stream of inquiring conferees. Topics ranged across the sciences, humanities, social sciences and beyond. Seminars and special lectures by successful senior researchers rounded out a busy, learning- filled weekend. The University of Louisville will host the conference for the first time in 2019. THE ACC DEBATE CHAMPIONSHIP Zach Homeijer and Artem Sviridov led the University of Miami to the championship of the fourth ACC Debate Tournament. All teams were tasked with debating both sides of the medical ethics topic, “Is There a Role for Death Panels?” This year’s tournament, hosted by Clemson University, followed the “audience friendly” policy format. GRANTS TO SUPPORT UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT INITIATIVES For each of the past 10 years, the ACCAC has provided over 50 special stipends for competitively selected undergraduate students to advance a creative concept and/or innovative idea. Program guidelines provide substantial flexibility to each campus. The $12,500 from the consortium is to support at least three undergraduate students who are pursuing individually designed research or service projects (e.g. summer stipends, travel stipends). LOOKING AHEAD The ACC Academic Consortium is becoming a major resource, not only in undergraduate education, but also in faculty development, professional networking, graduate education, research and service. These are exciting times. The collaborations seeded by athletic relationships are becoming more and more critical. The strong commitment of the ACC Athletic Conference to this conference academic initiative represents a distinctive aff irmation of the symbiotic relationships between strong academics and strong athletics.

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SERVICES TO MEMBER SCHOOLS Revenue projections are also reviewed as part of the overall budget preparation process. The ACC IN COMPLIANCE & GOVERNANCE Office continues to use a cost-centered, responsibility-based accounting system to allow cost The ACC office provides timely informationon NCAA and ACC governance items through its center managers the ability to review their accounts on-line and, thus, be able to react quickly in compliance and governance department. The work of the compliance and governance staff managing their budgets and gaining timely information. furthers the ACC’s commitment to competing athletically at a high level with integrity and uniquely balancing academics and athletics. While some services focus on day-to-day assistance to member INVESTMENT POLICIES institutions, other services provide institutions with best practices and ideas on how to continuously The current allocation of asset investments for the Conference is delegated to the Finance improve their compliance operations. Among the services provided through the compliance and Committee and its Investment Sub-Committee. This oversight committee includes development governance office were: of the Conference Investment policy, including the determination of appropriate asset allocations, • Continued assistance with interpretations of NCAA and ACC rules. consistent review of invested funds and recommendations regarding Conference monetary • Quarterly calls and two in-person meetings with compliance personnel. investments. The committee meets annually with the current external investment management • Video assistance to ACC coaches as they prepare for the coaches recruiting certification agency to make changes, as needed, with investment strategies. exam. • Implementation of institutional compliance reviews conducted through the contract services ACC ACTIVELY PURSUES MINORITY CANDIDATES of The Compliance Group. The Atlantic Coast Conference is committed to achieving diversity in all aspects of its • Governance meeting support for the ACC governance structure, including coaches meetings. administration. One of the areas the Conference Office is looking to achieve this is in actively • Distribution of more than $8,481,886 to member institutions for direct benefits to ACC pursuing minority candidates for positions which are available in the ACC Office. The Conference student-athletes. Office conducts a concerted effort to identify, seek and hire qualified minority personnel. • Enhanced Rules education program for institutional administrators through monthly newsletters. CONTINUING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FUTURES INTERNSHIP PROGRAM ACC STAFF CHANGES One of the most successful programs developed by the Atlantic Coast Conference is its Andrew Bacon – July 2017; Assistant Director of Advanced Media internship program for graduating male and female student-athletes. Officially named the Tyler Beck – August 2017; Assistant Director of Communications Atlantic Coast Conference Futures Internship Program, the Conference partially funds the Kevin Best – July 2017; Senior Associate Commissioner of Communications internships. These interns work with the following organizations: the Atlantic Coast Conference, Kelsey Harris – June 2017; Assistant Director of Women’s Basketball Fox Sports South, Fox Sports Florida and the Committee. The program has been Brittany Hill – August 2017; Assistant Director of Business Operations very successful in placing the interns into permanent positions within the athletics and sports Samantha Pujol – April 2018; Coordinator of Football Operations television industry. Kelly Siciliano – July 2017; Assistant Director of Brand Marketing ACC SCHOOL REVENUE DISTRIBUTION FUTURES INTERNS REMAINS SIGNIFICANT 2017-18 Futures Interns 2018-19 Futures interns The ACC’s total revenue has steadily increased and ranks among the highest in total ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS conference revenue. Revenue streams from media rights, the ACC Football Championship Game, Dan Furman – Pitt Laura Mazziotta – Boston College the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, and NCAA broad based funds increased from the previous FOX SPORTS FLORIDA MARKETING ORANGE BOWL COMMITTEE operating year. In addition, the Conference reimburses member schools for expenses related to Gabi Biedenharn – Louisville Meme Sharp – Pitt their participation in all ACC championships and provides financial support for participation in FOX SPORTS FLORIDA PRODUCTIONS FOX SPORTS FLORIDA PRODUCTIONS select NCAA championships and bowl games. These reimbursement amounts are not included in Destinie Gibbs – Pitt Wally Layland – Miami annual distribution reports for Conference institutions. ORANGE BOWL COMMITTEE FOX SPORTS FLORIDA MARKETING Sydney Curtis – Virginia Tech Claire Orzel – Boston College COST CENTER BUDGETING SYSTEM FOX SPORTS SOUTH PRODUCTIONS FOX SPORTS SOUTH PRODUCTIONS The conference utilizes a budget process which includes significant involvement from the Sydney Holman – North Carolina Karlee Spirit – Wake Forest ACC Finance Committee, which is comprised of a representative of each member institution. The process includes involvement from this Committee and the ACC office in creating and reviewing.

ACC PRESIDENT’S AWARD Previous Award Winners: 2012-13: Craig Littlepage, Virginia The ACC President’s Award is presented at the discretion 2017-18: Pam Perrewé, Florida State 2011-12: Ken Haines, Raycom of the conference President to an individual who has provided 2016-17: Maddie Salamone, Duke 2010-11: Craig Littlepage, Virginia exemplary service to the conference in a specific task, in a 2015-16: Martha Putallaz, Duke 2009-10: John Zona, Boston College series of efforts during the year of the President’s service, or 2014-15: Nathan Hatch, Wake Forest 2008-09: Jane Miller, Virginia over an extended period of time. 2013-14: Carolyn Callahan, Virginia 2007-08: Nora Lynn Finch, NC State

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ACC AUTONOMY For the fourth year in a row, the ACC continued to be prominently involved in the new NCAA structure and efforts with rules-making autonomy for the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12 and SEC in areas directly impacting student-athlete benefits. Building upon the priorities established by the ACC’s Council of Presidents, centered on the desire to enhance student-athlete opportunities and experiences, the league is working toward the overall objective of modernizing college athletics and preparing student-athletes for success on and off the field. This year, schools voted to ensure that medical costs for athletic injuries are covered by the school, along with a host of measures designed to clarify more precisely permissible recruitment benefits. Recognizing that some students who are injured playing sports need medical treatment after they have left school, the conferences adopted a measure to provide treatment for at least two years after the student has left his or her institution. Hubbard (softball) and Miami’s Demetrius Jackson (football) attended the 2018 NCAA Convention. In addition, representatives approved a measure changing the word “spouse” to “significant In February, it was announced that Hubbard, Jackson and North Carolina’s Taylor Koenen (women’s other,” so that fiancées and/or domestic partners of student-athletes and coaches are eligible receive basketball) will participate as members of the ACC Autonomy Committee, be invited to attend permissible benefits. various ACC governance meetings and participate as members of the voting delegation at the 2019 The legislative process includes student-athlete representatives who hold voting power on NCAA Convention. proposed NCAA rule changes. Duke’s Madison Granger (track and field/cross country NC State’s Harli

ACC SPORTSMANSHIP 2013-14 ACC SPORTSMANSHIP The Atlantic Coast Conference continues to implement var- Notre Dame Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) SCHOOL OF THE YEAR AWARDS ious initiatives in Sportsmanship, including the emphasis on Duke Baseball Team Prior to the 2008-09 academic year, the ACC awarded a the importance of good sportsmanship at every level of the Hannah Wilson, Florida State Women’s Swimming sportsmanship award for each of its 25 sponsored sports. Conference, including student-athletes, coaches, officials, ad- The concept of these awards was created by the ACC Student ministrators, fans, friends and alumni. This past year, the ACC 2014-15 Athlete Advisory Committee in an effort to recognize teams who reinforced the role of officiating in maintaining an atmosphere Boston College Volleyball earned the utmost regard from their peers during competition. of good sportsmanship. Educational emphasis with all of the Sebastian Stiefelmeyer, Louisville Men’s Tennis As is stated in the conference’s Mission Statement, “It [the ACC’s administrators, coaches and student-athletes was con- ACC] strongly adheres to the principles of integrity and tinued, and the league further refined a reporting and record- 2015-16 sportsmanship, and supports the total development of the ing system to more accurately assess sportsmanship problems Becca Holden, Virginia Field Hockey student-athlete and each member institution’s athletics which might exist. Beginning in 2018-19, all ACC members have department staff, with the intent of producing enlightened agreed to develop specific institutional initiatives to promote 2016-17 leadership for tomorrow.” Teams receiving the award conducted sportsmanship and educate relevant stakeholders on sports- Evie Tate, Clemson Cross Country themselves with a high degree of character and good manship expectations. Rachel Pease, Louisville Cross Country sportsmanship, as determined by a vote of the league’s teams. 2003-04 • Georgia Tech Previous ACC Sportsmanship Award Winners: ACC CONTINUES 2004-05 • Wake Forest 2008-09 SPORTSMANSHIP AWARENESS WEEKS 2005-06 • Wake Forest Thomas Sensing, Wake Forest Men’s Track & Field 2006-07 • Boston College Maggie Bernard, Clemson Women’s Cross Country Established in 2010, the ACC Sportsmanship Week initiative 2007-08 • Virginia Tech North Carolina Fencing Team is a campaign to recognize and promote sportsmanship. During the 2017-18 academic year, three specific weeks were 2009-10 tabbed as ACC Sportsmanship Weeks: October 9-15 (Fall), Robert Andrews, Virginia Men’s Cross Country and Track & Field January 15-21 (Winter) and April 9-15 (Spring). At all ACC home Stephanie Buffo, Clemson Women’s Cross Country and Track & competitions during ACC Sportsmanship Weeks, every league Field team showcased its continued dedication to sportsmanship by Georgia Tech Baseball Team participating in a pregame handshake. In addition to the teams’ efforts, the conference and member schools highlighted the 2010-11 initiative to its fans through releases, social media platforms Darrin Gibson, Florida State Men’s Cross Country and on official websites. Kim Donovan, Duke Women’s Golf Florida State Men’s Track & Field Team

2011-12 Shane Gentry, Maryland Wrestling Maryland Gymnastics Team

2012-13 Florida State & Boston College Men’s Swimming Teams Virginia Tech Volleyball Team Len’Nique Brown and Krystal Barrett, NC State Women’s Basketball

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xcitement has abounded since the summer of 2016, everyone working toward a successful launch in 2019, E when ACC Commissioner John Swoff ord and ESPN translates to terrific progress at this point in time,” Swoff ord executives made the news off icial. said. “We’re highly pleased with the current status of where we The long-anticipated ACC Network will become a reality. are from a network standpoint, and we continue to be right on A 20-year partnership between the conference and ESPN schedule, if not slightly ahead of schedule.” will provide ACC fans unprecedented access to live events via a comprehensive, multi-platform network. It also extends the ACC NETWORK EXTRA conference’s existing rights agreement with ESPN through the Olympic sports have always been an integral part of the 2035-36 academic year. ESPN is the ACC’s exclusive worldwide ACC, which saw its schools claim a combined 150 NCAA team rights holder. championships and more than 300 individual titles in its first “This partnership continues to be a win-win for ESPN and 64 years of competition. the ACC. ESPN is the premier provider in sports content and A fair number of ACC contests in all sports have been this agreement will deliver unprecedented coverage to our fans, live-streamed via ESPN3 and other platforms during the while highlighting our quality student-athletes, coaches and past decade. institutions,” Swoff ord said. ACC Network Extra, however, raises viewership Expansive digital coverage of the league’s 27 sports began opportunities to a new level. More than 1,500 events were live- nearly two years ago with the launch of ACC Network Extra. streamed during the 2016-17 academic year, and even more are The full ACC Network linear channel takes flight in 2019, but the on pace to be shown in 2017-18. endeavor has moved well past the planning stages. “ACC Network Extra is off the ground with flying colors,” ESPN announced in September that the ACC Network Swoff ord said. “ACC Olympic sports have a record of unparalleled headquarters will be located at its main studios in Bristol, success, and it was important to both ESPN and our league to Connecticut. The network will also have a presence at the ESPN create a model in which each of the ACC’s 27 sponsored sports studios in Charlotte, North Carolina, and content will be produced would be carried live to fans in some manner.” on each of the ACC’s 15 campuses. Every conference Olympic sport championship during the “I think we ended up in an absolutely perfect place in that past two academic years has been shown live on either a linear regard,” Swoff ord said. “In terms of both daily operations and the platform or ACC Network Extra, including the winter sports of quality of the ACC Network productions, this is an ideal scenario. swimming and diving, fencing, wrestling, and indoor track The Bristol studio will provide our network with access to the and field. latest innovations and technology available, while many of the The events covered by ACC Network Extra are available to network executives with whom we interact on a daily basis will authenticated ESPN subscribers via the ESPN app. be in Charlotte and therefore easily accessible to our off ice and “From a recruiting standpoint, it’s a tremendous addition, our personnel in Greensboro. The dual location really makes the and it’s very exciting for our fans who will be able to see much More than 1,500 events were live-streamed during most sense for the partnership and for our league.” more of a great product in ACC athletics,” said NC State baseball the 2016-17 academic year through ACC Network Next came October’s announcement that the ACC Network coach Elliott Avent. Extra. More than 850 events were carried during the will be included in the agreement between Disney and Altice ACC Network Extra has also been the platform for a number 2017 fall semester, including events like Virginia Tech USA, the nation’s fourth-largest cable system. Altice USA will of football and basketball games the past two seasons. soccer (top), the ACC Cross Country Championship deliver the ACC Network to approximately 4.3 million subscribers “It gives all of our programs greater visibility on the (center) and Virginia women’s basketball (bottom). across 21 states, with the coverage area including New York City. national stage, solidifies the ACC’s position among the Power 5 “This news, combined with the continued eff orts by conferences, and helps provide stability in the ever-changing

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world of college athletics,” said Syracuse head football coach Dino Babers. “I commend Commissioner Swoff ord and the ESPN leadership for their vision and their hard work in making this network a reality.” THE LINEAR NETWORK When the linear ACC Network launches in less than two years, it will feature 450 exclusive live events, including 40 regular-season football games, more than 150 men’s and women’s basketball games, more than 200 other regular- season contests and tournament games from across the conference’s 27 sponsored sports, plus a complement of news and information shows and original programming. “The ACC Network will provide a tremendous platform for our league and is a testament to how highly regarded all of the schools in the Atlantic Coast Conference are throughout the country,” said Florida State men’s basketball coach Leonard Hamilton. “The ACC has the greatest collection of teams in the history of college basketball, and the increased exposure by the ACC Network will make us an even stronger league. It provides a showcase that allows our teams and our student-athletes in all sports unprecedented exposure to the great fans of the ACC.” ESPN has been televising ACC content since 1979 and has ACC Commissioner John Swofford announced the creation of the ACC Network, in conjunction with ESPN, exclusive rights to every conference-controlled football and in 2016. men’s basketball game, plus women’s basketball and all ACC championship events. just benefit our teams, but it is also going to help continue to of its athletes and teams, and serves the fans who passionately “The ACC is the best women’s basketball conference in the build on the growth of women’s basketball.” support them,” former ESPN president said. “We country with its unmatched talent and depth of teams,” Virginia It should indeed be, as Swoff ord aptly put it, “a win-win.” are proud and excited to add the ACC Network to our industry- head coach Joanne Boyle said. “Having a far-reaching national “We look forward to working with our longtime partners at leading college content off erings.” platform to showcase the talent in this league is going to not the ACC to create a network that reflects the depth and quality

SIRIUSXM RADIO LAUNCHED ON MARCH 5

SiriusXM ACC Radio, the exclusive new audio channel dedicated to ACC sports, launched Monday, March 5. The 24/7 Listeners can also hear coaches shows, press conferences, classic game broadcasts, coverage of the conference’s channel, which was first announced last fall by the Atlantic Coast Conference and SiriusXM, delivers in-depth and football and basketball media days, and more. comprehensive access to ACC sports talk and news, plus an extensive schedule of league games. Shortly after its launch, the channel carried SiriusXM subscribers can listen to SiriusXM ACC Radio on every game of the 2018 New York Life ACC Tournament. SiriusXM radios (channel 371), and those with streaming access can listen online and on all connected devices on which the The new channel’s programming lineup features exclusive shows hosted SiriusXM mobile app can be found. Visit www.SiriusXM.com/ by former ACC athletes and conference insiders. streaming to learn more.

ACC This Morning, hosted by Mark Packer and Wes Durham, airs live every SiriusXM ACC Radio also features live play-by-play broadcasts weekday morning from 7-10 a.m. ET. Chris Spatola and Jac Collinsworth of several conference sports. Next week, subscribers can host the afternoon drive time show, ACC Today, every weekday from 3-6 tune in to every game of the New York Life ACC Tournament on p.m. ET. SiriusXM analysts and former coaches Fran Fraschilla and Bobby SiriusXM ACC Radio (channel 371), and also on SiriusXM channel Cremins, a three-time ACC Coach of the Year were among this year’s 80 and SiriusXM channel 81. special guests discussing the ACC Tournament. Regularly scheduled programming on SiriusXM ACC Radio may Additional hosts and analysts who on of SiriusXM ACC Radio included former Notre Dame All-American Aaron Taylor, be preempted at times for broadcasts of games or other conference events. former Miami All-American Jonathan Vilma and former Georgia Tech quarterback Tom Luginbill.

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ACCDN The ACC Digital Network (ACCDN), the official home of ACC video, is completing another successful year of pushing video content covering the players, teams and programs across the ACC landscape to nationwide casual and diehard fans alike across the most impactful digital platforms. The ACCDN was successful in reducing costs without a material impact to production output or the quality of the coverage, and delivering a profitable year for the business simultaneously. The ACCDN once again produced and distributed over 2,000 original pieces of content this past year, making the videos available to fans far beyond the official platforms (theACC.com, the ACC Mobile App, ACC social channels), with increased emphasis on OTT platforms (AppleTV, Roku, FuboTV, Android TV, etc.) as well as other impact viewing areas like airports and hotels via a licensing deal with ReachMe TV. All told, the ACCDN delivered over 110,000,000 trackable video views this past year. The ACCDN continued its aggressive approach to audience and revenue generation through social media platforms and maintains strong working relationships with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube which will continue to keep the ACCDN in a leadership position in the social media landscape. The 2017-18 year delivered all sports is as strong as ever with various women’s basketball, softball, baseball and feature increased views, total watch time and revenue generated for Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, programming delivering some viewership successes in 2017-2018, specifically related to ACC & and opened additional opportunities for the year ahead. Additional growth in engagement and NCAA Championship coverage, great plays and top performers. The ACCDN continues to grow views on the Instagram platform is providing the foundation to accelerate growth on it in the and lead in the college space through top notch distribution, high-quality production and a coming year. Official highlights and great moments inthe major sports once again led the way commitment to excellence that matches the Conference and its athletes. with audiences, but the ACCDN’s commitment to invest in storytelling and production across

MOBILE ACC Digital continues to position the ACC as the leader among college conferences in mobile space. The evolution of those products during 2017-2018 further cemented that position. Already the first conference to introduce mobile gaming, the ACC expanded on that success with added features and enhancements to both its football and basketball games. Additionally, the ACC official mobile app continues to be a robust resource for fans to follow all aspects of the conference. Our suite of mobile apps, free on iOS and Android, consist of: • OFFICIAL MOBILE APP — The ACC official mobile app continues to serve fans of every ACC sport with news, video, scores, stats, and schedules. Having switched to the SIDEARM Sports mobile app platform in August of 2017, the ACC mobile app now allows users to create profiles and customize content by sport preferences. As with the legacy platform, the ACC mobile app continues to offer live — without authentication — ACC Network broadcasts, live scores and stats, highlights, custom alerts, news, schedules, social media and more. • ACC QB CHALLENGE — Entering its fifth season in market, impressive longevity in the mobile gaming space, ACC QB Challenge continues to maintain relevance and high engagement. ACC QB has added additional features but at its core allows the user to play virtual quarterback of their favorite ACC team, compete in school-branded stadiums, play their team’s season schedule, challenge friends, and compete in a second- screen rivalry between fanbases week to week in the ACC Football Season. • ACC 3-POINT CHALLENGE — Completing its third year in market, the first and still only conference-level college basketball mobile game continues to experience unprecedented success. With over 450k downloads the mobile game remains a great engagement touchpoint for current and future ACC Basketball fans sports leagues strive to reach the coveted 15-35 age demographic. New to the game this past season was the ability to challenge friends to head-to-head which sparked increased gameplay across the conference as rivalries took shape. ACC 3 PT Challenge maintains a four star rating in both Apple and Google Play app stores and remains the number one search result in both searching “college basketball game.”

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WEBSITE The conference’s official athletic site, theACC.com, has continued to evolve and adapt to emerging digital standards and trends. As of August of 2018 the conference switched to SIDEARM Sports as platform provider for its official website and mobile app. SIDEARM is the leading technology solutions provider in collegiate sports and will be an integral partner as we continue to reach fans in the digital space. As in years past, theACC.com provides live streams of ACC Network football and men’s basketball games as well as media day and post-game press conferences in addition to conference news, schedules, scores, stats, and more. SOCIAL MEDIA The ACC continued to expand its presence in social media through growth in both content and platforms. The social space provides a unique opportunity to engage and educate ACC Fans where they increasingly gather and interact. The ACC is well positioned to take advantage of the rise of video on social platforms by leveraging ACCDN content to deliver millions of views through Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Across all platforms, there is a strategic effort and emphasis on imagery, motion graphics and video content to drive higher interaction and engagement. In doing so, the ACC and ACCDN have expanded its use of social media tools designed for specific platforms to reach greater audiences.

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TOP SIX FOR SERVICE Georgia Tech Pitt Each year, the member institutions of the ACC select six James Clark, Men’s Golf Rafael Araujo-Lopes, Football student-athletes from their campuses to honor as members of Alex Grady, Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field Craig Bair, Men’s Soccer the ACC’s Top Six for Service as well as a top male and female Angelica Henderson, Women’s Track & Field LJ Bentley, Wrestling student-athlete of the year. Below is a listing of each schools’ Abby Yates, Women’s Diving Olivia Gray, Softball selected student-athletes. Josh Okogie, Men’s Basketball Taylor Laymon, Gymnastics Bria Matthews, Women’s Track & Field Football Team Boston College Holly Confalone, Women’s Soccer Louisville Syracuse Ally Frei, Softball Kaela Dickerman, Women’s Soccer Teagan Peacock, Spirit Team Mike Walker, Football Bailey Florek, Women’s Soccer Zachary Mahoney, Football Laura Mazziotta, Rowing Victoria Gabor, Women’s Soccer Patrick Castle, Men’s Soccer Melissa Gaglia, Women’s Fencing Margaret Geraghty, Rowing Stephanie Grossi, Ice Hockey Aidan Durney, Men’s Cross Country Madison Luette, Rowing Rebecca Spraggins, Rowing Linda Mutter, Women’s Track & Field Amanda Spoletti, Cheer Clemson Maura Chozick, Rowing Miami Virginia Nolan Lennon, Men’s Soccer Katorzyna Pasternak, Rowing Chesdin Harrington, Baseball Ty Thomason, Football Julie Suarez, Women’s Swimming & Diving Chase Weaverling, Men’s Track & Field Mackenzie Smith, Women’s Soccer Phallon Tullis-Joyce, Women’s Soccer Holly Sullivan, Women’s Track & Field Rebecca Simonetti, Rowing Michael Burns, Baseball Corey Johnson, Women’s Swimming & Diving Cam Scott, Football Mike Robinson, Basketball Logan Carrington, Men’s Track & Field Zach McLoud, Football Haley Fauntleroy, Volleyball Duke Lynee Belton, Women’s Basketball North Carolina Virginia Tech Sarah Furey, Field Hockey Marie McCool, Women’s Lacrosse Stacey Christy, Volleyball Riley Hickman, Men’s Swimming & Diving Caitlin Beakes, Rowing Matt Dudon, Men’s Soccer Catie Miller, Women’s Swimming & Diving Luke Maye, Men’s Basketball Olivia Odle, Women’s Soccer Colt Sessions, Men’s Track & Field Kyle Murphy, Football James Carver, Men’s Track & Field Women’s Lacrosse Team Roshnee Sharma, Women’s Golf MJ Ulrich, Women’s Swimming & Diving Madison Laufenberg, Volleyball Mandy Powers, Volleyball Florida State Elizabeth Eversole, Women’s Track & Field Notre Dame Wake Forest Terance Mann, Men’s Basketball Anthony Williams, Men’s Cross Country Karlee Spirit, Field Hockey Tessa Daniels, Softball Collin Stoecker, Baseball Cat O’Connor, Field Hockey Paige Schendelaar-Kemp, Florida State Kyle Dedrick, Men’s Soccer Elisa Penna, Women’s Basketball Fred Jones, Football Kelly Hart, Women’s Cross Country Bri Carney, Women’s Soccer Will Pisani, Men’s Swimming & Diving Shannon Hendricks, Women’s Soccer Sam Raben, Men’s Soccer Allison Bartoszewicz, Women’s Track & Field Chaundee Brown, Men’s Basketball

2017-18 ACC SCHOLAR-ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

Boston College Georgia Tech NC State Virginia Male ...... Zach Allen, Football Male ...... Nahom Solomon, Track & Field Male ...... Anton Ipsen, Men’s Swimming & Diving Male ...... Micah Kiser, Football Female ...... Elizabeth Miller, Women’s Lacrosse Female ...... Jeanine Williams, Track & Field Female ...... Hannah Moore, Women’s Swimming & Diving Female ...... Veronica Latsko, Women’s Soccer

Clemson Louisville Notre Dame Virginia Tech Male ...... Justin Falcinelli, Football Male ...... Holly Hankenson, Track & Field Male ...... Drue Tranquill, Football Male ...... Torben Laidig, Men’s Track & Field Female ...... Marisa Messana, Women’s Golf Female ...... Tim Kubel, Men’s Soccer Female ...... Jessica Harris, Women’s Track & Field Female ...... Logan Williams, Women’s Swimming & Diving

Duke Miami Pitt Wake Forest Male ...... Jacob Kasper, Wrestling Male ...... Braxton Berrios, Football Male ...... Ryan Winslow, Football Male ...... John Wolford, Football Female ...... Leona Maguire, Women’s Golf Female ...... Olga Strantzali, Volleyball Female ...... Andin Fosam, Women’s Track & Field Female ...... Jule Grashoff, Field Hockey

Florida State North Carolina Syracuse Male ...... Harry Ellis, Men’s Golf Male ...... Alex Comsia, Men’s Soccer Male ...... Dominic Santora, Men’s Rowing Female ...... Vanessa Freire, Beach Volleyball Female ...... Frances Reuland, Women’s Soccer Female ...... Stephanie Grossi, Women’s Ice Hockey

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SENIOR CLASS AWARD The award, chosen by a vote of coaches, media and fans, is given annually to the most outstanding senior student-athlete in his or her sport. In order to be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence: classroom, community, character and competition. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School®, the Senior CLASS Award was inspired by Duke men’s basketball player Shane Battier and his decision to forego the NBA to remain in school all four years. Established in 2001, the award is presented in 10 NCAA sports and focuses on the total student-athlete, encouraging students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities.

Jake Evans Jon Bakero Notre Dame Wake Forest Men’s Ice Hockey Men’s Soccer

NCAA ELITE 90 NATIONAL COACHES OF THE YEAR WINNERS The Elite 90, an award founded by the NCAA, recognizes the true Muffet McGraw • Women’s Basketball • Notre Dame Mark Richt • Football • Miami essence of the student-athlete by honoring the individual who has AP Coach of the Year Walter Camp Football Foundation Coach of the Year reached the pinnacle of competition at the national championship level USA Today Coach of the Year in his or her sport, while also achieving the highest academic standard espnW Coach of the Year Tony Elliott • Football • Clemson among his or her peers. The Elite 90 is presented to the student-athlete Broyles Award (National Assistant Coach of the Year) with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the Tony Bennett • Men’s Basketball • Virginia finals site for each of the NCAA’s 90 championships. AP Coach of the Year Florida State Softball Staff National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) National Duke Women’s Soccer Staff Coaching Staff of the Year National Coaching Staff of the Year — United Soccer Coaches

Tony Bresky • Men’s Tennis • Wake Forest Wilson ITA Coach of the Year

Muffet McGraw Tony Bennett Duke Women’s Soccer Staff Notre Dame Virginia Women’s Basketball Men’s Basketball

Tessa Daniels Tony Bresky Mark Richt Tony Elliott Florida State Softball Staff Florida State Wake Forest Miami Clemson Softball Men’s Tennis Football Football

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NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS The NCAA awards up to 174 postgraduate scholarships annually. The scholarships are awarded to student-athletes who excel academically and athletically and who are at least in their final year of intercollegiate athletics competition. The one-time non-renewable scholarships of $7,500 are awarded three times a year corresponding to each sport season (fall, winter and spring). Each sports season there are 29 scholarships available for men and 29 scholarships available for women for use in an accredited graduate program. All former student-athletes who earned an undergraduate degree from an NCAA member school are eligible to be nominated by that school for an NCAA graduate degree scholarship, regardless of when they received their undergraduate degree.

Laura Hurff Stephanie Grossi Kelby Brown Syracuse Syracuse Duke Field Hockey Women’s Ice Hockey Football

Vincent Ciatteii Torben Laidig Caleb Parry Marisa Messana Morgan Klaevemann Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Pitt Clemson Florida State Indoor Track & Field Men’s Track & Field Baseball Women’s Golf Softball 2017 NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR CANDIDATES

Duke soccer standout Christina Gibbons and Notre Dame fencing national champion Lee The 2017 school nominees represented all three NCAA divisions, with 229 from Division I, 117 Kiefer were the ACC’s nominees for the 2017 NCAA Woman of the Year Award, and Gibbons earned from Division II and 197 from Division III. The nominees competed in 21 different women’s sports, a place among the top 30 finalists. and 122 were multisport athletes during their time in college. Established in 1991, the NCAA Woman of the Year award honors graduating female college The NCAA encourages member schools to honor their top graduating female student-athletes athletes who have exhausted their eligibility and distinguished themselves in academics, each year by submitting their names for consideration for the Woman of the Year award. Next, athletics, service and leadership throughout their collegiate careers. conferences select up to two conference nominees each from the pool of school nominees.

Lee Kiefer Christina Gibbons Notre Dame Duke Fencing Soccer

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NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR WINNERS FOOTBALL MEN’S SOCCER MEN’S LACROSSE Micah Kiser • Virginia Jon Bakero • Wake Forest John Sexton • Notre Dame William V. Campbell Trophy MAC Hermann Trophy USILA William C. Schmeisser Award Outstanding Defensive Player

Bradley Chubb • NC State BASEBALL WOMEN’S SOCCER Bronko Nagurski Trophy, Ted Hendricks Award Joey Bart • Georgia Tech Imani Dorsey • Duke Johnny Bench Award United Soccer Coaches Scholar Athlete of the Year Braxton Berrios • Miami Miami Pop Warner College Football Award WOMEN’S LACROSSE WOMEN’S TENNIS IWLCA Awards Estela Perez-Somarriba • Miami CROSS COUNTRY Player of the Year: Sam Apuzzo, Boston College ITA Player to Watch Justyn Knight • Syracuse Attacker of the Year: Sam Apuzzo, Boston College Sam Harris • Duke USTFCCCA Men’s National Athlete of the Year Midfielder of the Year: Marie McCool, North Carolina ITA Most Improved Senior Defender of the Year: Elizabeth Miller, Boston College FIELD HOCKEY WOMEN’S GOLF Tara Vittese • Virginia Sam Apuzzo • Boston College Jennifer Kupcho • Wake Forest Longstreth/NFHCA Division I National Player of the Year Tewaaraton Award Winner; Winner Honda Sports Award Winner

Micah Kiser Bradley Chubb Braxton Berrios Justyn Knight Tara Vittese Virginia • Football NC State • Football Miami • Football Syracuse • Cross Country Virginia • Field Hockey

Jon Bakero Joey Bart Sam Apuzzo Marie McCool Elizabeth Miller Wake Forest • M Soccer Georgia Tech • Baseball Boston College • W Lacrosse North Carolina • W Lacrosse Boston College • W Lacrosse

John Sexton Imani Dorsey Estela Perez-Somarriba Sam Harris Jennifer Kupcho Notre Dame • M Lacrosse Duke • W Soccer Miami • W Tennis Duke • W Tennis Wake Forest • W Golf

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The Atlantic Coast Conference announced its 62nd annual Academic Honor Roll, recognizing classroom Katherine Karle 1 ...... Swimming Jose Palomo 1 ...... Soccer Michael Karow 1 ...... Ice Hockey Emma Perry 2 ...... Sailing excellence by the league’s student-athletes in 2017-18. The ACC Honor Roll is comprised of student-athletes who Michela Karrash 2 ...... Rowing Ernest Perry 1 ...... Football participated in a varsity-level sport and registered a grade point average of 3.0 or better for the full academic year. Carly Kauffman 3 ...... Field Hockey Caroline Peters 1 ...... Lacrosse Alison Kea 1...... Swimming William Peters 1 ...... Track/Field Joseph Kellett 1 ...... Soccer Katherine Popolo 2 ...... Rowing The conference recognized a record 4,649 student-athletes. Duke led all schools with 493 student-athletes Ann Kennedy 4 ...... Track/Field Chelsee Porcaro 2 ...... Track/Field John Kennedy 3 ...... Skiing Reagan Posorske 1 ...... Tennis recognized, and Notre Dame followed with 434. Boston College saw 409 student-athletes achieve Honor Roll status, John Kenny 2 ...... Football Darya Possokhova 2...... Tennis Madison Kenny 1 ...... Soccer Rodolfo Andres Postigo Carrillo 3 ...... Soccer followed by Virginia with 404. North Carolina had 391 student-athletes recognized, followed by Louisville with 364 and Tyler Kertson 1 ...... Golf Kaitlyn Quandt 2 ...... Basketball Virginia Tech with 320. Florida State was next with 268, followed by Syracuse (256), NC State (254), Pitt (245), Clemson Brandon Kewalramani 1 ...... Golf Caroline Quindlen 2 ...... Swimming Katie Kim 2 ...... Golf Aapeli Raesaenen 1...... Ice Hockey (218), Georgia Tech (201), Miami (200) and Wake Forest (192). Michael Kim 2 ...... Ice Hockey Gretchen Ray 1...... Rowing Lauren Kim 1 ...... Golf Jillian Reilly 1 ...... Lacrosse Charles Kleinsmith 2 ...... Swimming Vanessa Reimer 1 ...... Track/Field Twelve schools had at least one student-athlete who earned ACC Honor Roll status for the fifth time: Elizabeth Knoll 3 ...... Track/Field Katelyn Reynolds 2 ...... Golf Boston College – Tess Chandler (lacrosse) Michael Knoll 4 ...... Football Denis Reznik 2 ...... Swimming Kylie Kraemer 2 ...... Rowing Evan Ricci 1 ...... Track/Field Clemson – Grace Barnett (cross country, track and field) Kelsey Lally 1 ...... Rowing Brendan Ridge 1 ...... Golf Morgan Lamb 1 ...... Rowing Sheila Rietano 1 ...... Lacrosse Duke – Malinda Allen (soccer), Gabe Brandner (football), Danny Fowler (lacrosse), Becca Greenwell (basketball), Alec Emily Langenderfer 3 ...... Soccer Ian Ritchie 3 ...... Track/Field Kunzweiler (cross country, track and field) Gillian Lawlor 1 ...... Fencing Jake Rizika 3 ...... Sailing Anne Leahy 1...... Track/Field Carter Robertson 3 ...... Skiing Florida State – Bryce Kelly (cross country), Hailey Luke (beach volleyball), Hannah Welsh (track and field) Laura Leff 4 ...... Track/Field Isabelle Robinson 1 ...... Basketball Georgia Tech – Alex Grady (cross country, track and field), Rachel Thorne (cross country, track and field) Carly Leipzig 3 ...... Soccer Caroline Rochford 2 ...... Sailing James Levere 1 ...... Football Mijke Roelfsema 1 ...... Soccer North Carolina – Emily Godwin (track and field), Ryan Marci (lacrosse) Amanda Lewis 2 ...... Fencing Olivia Rogus 3 ...... Rowing NC State – Georgiy Malyshev (tennis), Alyssa Rudawsky (cross country, track and field) Ailin Li 3 ...... Golf Caroline Ross 2 ...... Ice Hockey Ari Lichy 3 ...... Fencing Maria Ross 1 ...... Tennis Pitt – Caleb Parry (baseball), Ryan Winslow (football), Nick Zanetta (wrestling) Victoria Lin 2 ...... Swimming Jackson Rotondo 2 ...... Swimming Alexa Liquori 1 ...... Rowing Connor Rounds 1 ...... Fencing Syracuse – Colin Bennie (cross country, track and field), Taylor Gait (lacrosse), Matt Lane (lacrosse) Ryan Little 3...... Ice Hockey Mateo Rueda 2 ...... Fencing Virginia – Ariana Dial (golf), Georgia Ratcliff (rowing) Bibilani Liu 1 ...... Golf Benjamin Ruffing 1 ...... Track/Field Riley Lochhead 1 ...... Soccer Elizabeth Russell 1 ...... Sailing Virginia Tech – Ashley Buchter (swimming), Vincent Ciattei (cross country, track and field), Margaret Gruber (swimming), Kevin Lohan 1 ...... Ice Hockey Ryan Russell 1 ...... Track/Field Jared Haught (wrestling), Daniel Jaskowak (cross country, track and field), Kristen Lee (track and field), Isabella Loosbrock 3 ...... Sailing Maria Russo 2 ...... Swimming Shannon-Nicole LoStracco 1 ...... Rowing Matthew Sabal 3 ...... Swimming Kallie Peurifoy (soccer), OIivia Privitera (track and field), James Steck (track and field) Sydney Lowery 1 ...... Basketball Fernando Saenz del Villar 3 ...... Swimming Wake Forest – Shannon Eby (field hockey), Meghan Murphy (field hockey) Megan Lydon 3 ...... Rowing Rafael Luis Salama Castillo 3 ...... Soccer Peter Lynn 3 ...... Sailing Michael Saxon 3 ...... Track/Field Drake Lyon 4 ...... Sailing Ryan Scanlon 2 ...... Track/Field Julia Lyons 2 ...... Track/Field Maximilian Schulze Geisthoevel 2...... Football Lucinda Lytle 3 ...... Field Hockey Emma Schurr 4 ...... Lacrosse BOSTON COLLEGE (409) Peter Campana 3 ...... Tennis Jessica Ferrante 4 ...... Rowing Maxwell MacKinnon 1 ...... Tennis Tara Schurr 4 ...... Lacrosse Maria Abrams 3 ...... Swimming Michael Campoli 2 ...... Ice Hockey Thomas Ferrante 2 ...... Fencing Kyla MacLennan 4 ...... Sailing Carly Severini 1 ...... Softball Madeline Adams 3 ...... Track/Field Elizabeth Canning 3 ...... Swimming Tara Ferraris 3 ...... Sailing Brian Mangiacotti 4 ...... Skiing Chloe Sharabba 2 ...... Softball Heidar Aegisson 1...... Soccer Natalie Canulli 2 ...... Volleyball Edward Fish 1 ...... Football Emily Mann 4...... Swimming Justine Sheehan 4 ...... Field Hockey Shannon Ahern 4 ...... Track/Field Julianna Carbone 2...... Swimming Casey Fitzgerald 1 ...... Ice Hockey Jessica Martin 1 ...... Track/Field Peter Shepanzyk 1 ...... Swimming Yasmin Ali 3 ...... Track/Field Colton Cardinal 1 ...... Football Mary Fitzsimmons 2 ...... Swimming Sarah Marvin 2 ...... Track/Field Madeline Simone 3 ...... Swimming Zachary Allen 3 ...... Football Grant Carlson 2 ...... Football Joshua Forbes 2 ...... Soccer Brooke Matherson 4 ...... Field Hockey Amanda Sinkewicz 2 ...... Track/Field Matthew Amedeo 2...... Swimming Gabriella Carreiro 3 ...... Soccer Christina Franciosi 2 ...... Track/Field Elizabeth Matheson 2 ...... Sailing Charles Sinks 1 ...... Sailing Andrea Anastos 4 ...... Basketball Micayla Casella 2 ...... Tennis Katherine Fraser 1 ...... Rowing Jesper Mattila 1 ...... Ice Hockey Jillian Skerry 1 ...... Track/Field Kathryn Annese 1 ...... Ice Hockey Johanna Celli 4 ...... Track/Field Erika Freeman 3 ...... Swimming Julius Mattila 1 ...... Ice Hockey Molly Slowe 1 ...... Ice Hockey Samantha Apuzzo 3 ...... Lacrosse Tess Chandler 5 ...... Lacrosse Allyson Frei 2 ...... Softball Alexia Mattos 2 ...... Rowing Emily Smith 4 ...... Swimming Dempsey Arsenault 3 ...... Lacrosse Kevin Chandra 1 ...... Swimming Adam French 1 ...... Soccer Allison May 2 ...... Rowing Raymond Smith 2 ...... Football Anna Atkinson 4 ...... Track/Field Gabrielle Chau 2 ...... Fencing Kendra Friedt 1 ...... Softball Cameron Mayer 3 ...... Fencing Thaddius Smith 2...... Football Derek Austin 2 ...... Tennis Antonio Chavez Borrelli 1...... Soccer Melissa Gaglia 2 ...... Fencing Laura Mazziotta 4 ...... Rowing Elliot Smith-Hastie 2 ...... Soccer Jack Bacon 2 ...... Soccer Crystal Chen 1 ...... Fencing John Galvin 1 ...... Football Molly McCabe 4 ...... Track/Field Brooke Solsky 2 ...... Fencing Jonathan Baker 4 ...... Football Jocelyn Chia 3 ...... Golf Marcello Garber 1...... Swimming Bridget McCarthy 1 ...... Ice Hockey Serena Sommerfield 3 ...... Ice Hockey Amanda Bakke 3 ...... Rowing Jordan Chimento 2...... Softball Tomas Garcia-Morillo 3 ...... Soccer Gabriel McClary 3 ...... Football Brendan Spagnuolo 2 ...... Baseball Dante Baldelli 1 ...... Baseball Olivia Christmann 1 ...... Rowing Rachel Gartner 2 ...... Basketball Robert McCrory 3 ...... Swimming Katherine Steeves 1 ...... Track/Field Henry Balf 4...... Soccer Samantha Coffey 1 ...... Soccer Danielle Gaudet 4 ...... Fencing Brian McDavitt 4 ...... Track/Field Amanda Steffey 3 ...... Skiing Catherine Balido 2 ...... Volleyball Sean Conboy 1 ...... Track/Field Gordon Gehan 2 ...... Basketball Matthew McDonald 1 ...... Football Austin Stevens 1 ...... Football Nathaniel Ballard 1...... Soccer Holly Confalone 3 ...... Soccer Carmen Giampetruzzi 4 ...... Baseball Jacqueline McDonnell 4...... Rowing Connor Strachan 2 ...... Football Megan Bamford 4 ...... Sailing Ryan Conte 1 ...... Football Margaret Gilligan 4...... Skiing Michaela McGeary 1 ...... Swimming Andrew Strader 2 ...... Football Jamie Bang 1 ...... Fencing Erin Convery 1 ...... Soccer Brian Gong 3 ...... Fencing Lily McGrath 4 ...... Sailing Zachary Stromberg 2 ...... Baseball Rachel Bang 1 ...... Fencing Cierra Cook 1 ...... Softball McKenna Goss 1 ...... Volleyball Ashlyn McKenna 1 ...... Track/Field Joseph Suozzi 1...... Baseball Peter Bankes 1 ...... Swimming Taylor Cortens 2 ...... Swimming Ymke Rose Gote 3 ...... Field Hockey Avery Mckenzie 2 ...... Track/Field Allyson Swaby 2 ...... Soccer Adriano Barilla 1...... Tennis Natalie Cortopassi 2 ...... Rowing Abigail Gothers 2 ...... Track/Field Elizabeth McKernan 4 ...... Rowing Gabriella Switaj 4 ...... Ice Hockey Katharine Barrand 3 ...... Golf David Cotton 1 ...... Ice Hockey Fusine Govaert 1 ...... Field Hockey Madison McKnight 1 ...... Volleyball Jacqueline Taeubel 1 ...... Rowing Emily Barron 1 ...... Track/Field Taylor Covington 2 ...... Swimming Christoph Lars Grasel 1...... Tennis Kathleen McNamara 3 ...... Ice Hockey Rachel Taeubel 1...... Rowing Julia Barron 3 ...... Track/Field Aileen Coyne 2 ...... Swimming Dominique Gray 1 ...... Swimming Jeffrey Melvin 4 ...... Tennis Gabriella Taghian 3 ...... Swimming Molly Barrow 2 ...... Ice Hockey Jessica Creedon 1 ...... Track/Field Mariel Green 2 ...... Swimming Michael Merulla 1 ...... Ice Hockey Rahul Tasker 2 ...... Fencing Carlisle Bell 2 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Creighton 4 ...... Swimming Julia Gregory 4...... Track/Field Dakota Meyer 2 ...... Swimming Emma Taylor 1 ...... Track/Field Gianna Bender 3 ...... Track/Field Emily Criscuolo 1 ...... Track/Field Brenna Griesser 1 ...... Softball Lauren Michelson 3 ...... Rowing Griffin Taylor 2 ...... Swimming Maegan Beres 1 ...... Ice Hockey Sydney Dacey 3 ...... Swimming Olivia Grohe 1 ...... Track/Field Elizabeth Miller 3 ...... Lacrosse Aaron Taylor 3 ...... Skiing Lauren Berman 3 ...... Soccer Asiya Dair 4 ...... Tennis Tomas Gudmundsson 2 ...... Soccer Nicholas Miller 1 ...... Swimming Kathleen Taylor 2 ...... Lacrosse Olivia Bernardini 1 ...... Rowing Natalie Dalla Riva 1 ...... Swimming Sarah Gwinn 3 ...... Track/Field Gianna Mitchell 1...... Soccer Meredith Thompson 2 ...... Soccer Christopher Bertram 1 ...... Skiing Grant Dalton 4...... Swimming Sarah Hanning 2 ...... Swimming Clarissa Modde 4 ...... Track/Field Miranda Thompson 1 ...... Track/Field Zachary Beston 3 ...... Track/Field Lauren Daly 1 ...... Lacrosse Lucy Hanson 1...... Fencing MacGregor Mooney 4 ...... Fencing Peter Tomljanovic 1...... Swimming Mikhail Bethell 3 ...... Track/Field Benjamin Davies 1...... Track/Field Kaileen Hart 2 ...... Lacrosse Allyson Moore 1 ...... Softball Colin Trigani 1 ...... Track/Field Abraham Bibas 3 ...... Soccer Madeline Davis 1 ...... Skiing Tyler Hatton 2 ...... Golf Matthew Morano 3 ...... Track/Field Caitlin Trottier 1 ...... Rowing Parker Biele 1 ...... Skiing Trevor Davock 3 ...... Soccer Chloe Hautiere 2 ...... Track/Field Elizabeth Morgan 4 ...... Fencing Brooke Troy 3 ...... Lacrosse Amanda Bieler 3...... Swimming Isabella DeGregorio 1 ...... Rowing Frederique Haverhals 3...... Field Hockey Mohammed Moro 2 ...... Soccer Elene Tsokilauri 1 ...... Tennis Kevin Bletzer 2 ...... Football Jane DeJarld 2 ...... Volleyball Deontae Hawkins 1 ...... Basketball Makenzie Morrison 2...... Volleyball Elizabeth Uhl 1...... Swimming Alice Bohan 4 ...... Sailing Katherine DeLoreto 1...... Track/Field Delia Hayes 3...... Track/Field Martina Mosetti 2 ...... Basketball Cara Urbank 1 ...... Lacrosse Bruce Bohuny 1 ...... Basketball Elizabeth Dennehy 3 ...... Field Hockey Gereon Heitmann 1...... Tennis Geoffrey Mosher 1 ...... Swimming Jacqueline Urbinati 1 ...... Tennis Nikita Bondar 1 ...... Soccer Colin Derdeyn 3 ...... Swimming Max Herrerias 1 ...... Track/Field Kayla Moy 2 ...... Fencing Stephen Valvano 2...... Track/Field Michael Booth 1 ...... Ice Hockey Alinda Dersjant 1 ...... Volleyball Arthur Hidalgo 3 ...... Swimming Kent Mukai 3 ...... Tennis Cole VanderWel 1 ...... Swimming Oliver Boucher 3...... Track/Field Mary Diggs 1...... Rowing Michael Hinton 2 ...... Swimming Victoria Mulkern 4 ...... Rowing Mary Vaughn 2 ...... Track/Field Haley Bower 4 ...... Rowing Julie Dobson 2...... Swimming Jack Hodgson 1 ...... Baseball Alexandria Mullen 1 ...... Volleyball Olivia Vaughn 1 ...... Soccer Katharine Bowman 1 ...... Sailing Jamie Doherty 2...... Swimming Kelsey Holmes 3 ...... Swimming Conor Mullins 1 ...... Tennis Christy Verhoog 3 ...... Rowing Lynn Braakhuis 1 ...... Volleyball Laura Donovan 3 ...... Fencing Samuel Holtze 1 ...... Basketball Sean Mullins 1 ...... Tennis Emily Wagner 1 ...... Rowing Claudia Brady 2...... Swimming Madalyn Dorn 1 ...... Field Hockey Julia Homan 1 ...... Soccer AnneMarie Murphy 1 ...... Softball Taylor Walker 2 ...... Lacrosse Christopher Brown 2 ...... Ice Hockey Caroline Downey 3 ...... Sailing Danielle Homere 1 ...... Swimming Olivia Murphy 2 ...... Rowing Zachary Walker 2 ...... Ice Hockey Alexis Bryant 2 ...... Soccer Hope Dragelin 3 ...... Swimming Sean Hughes 1 ...... Baseball Jaime Natale 1 ...... Field Hockey Elizabeth Warner 1 ...... Field Hockey Grace Brzozowski 1...... Rowing Paige Duca 3...... Track/Field Caroline Hunt 2 ...... Rowing John Nelson 3 ...... Baseball Richard Webber 1 ...... Track/Field Kelly Bungard 4 ...... Rowing Alyssa Dunnington 2...... Rowing William Jackowitz 1 ...... Basketball Camille Oemcke 3 ...... Volleyball Melanie Welch 1 ...... Lacrosse Kimberly Burke 1 ...... Rowing Aidan Durney 3 ...... Track/Field Alaina Jennings 4 ...... Fencing Colin O’Leary 1 ...... Swimming Sophia West 1 ...... Volleyball Sean Burke 3 ...... Track/Field Sarah Dwyer 1 ...... Field Hockey India Jennings 1 ...... Rowing Alyssa Olenick 4 ...... Field Hockey Natalie Wetmore 3 ...... Skiing Alison-Marie Burns 1...... Track/Field Danielle Eng 3 ...... Rowing Jillian Jennings 1 ...... Soccer Evan O’Mara 2 ...... Swimming Tyler Wetzel 1 ...... Skiing Kaitlin Burt 2 ...... Ice Hockey Caroline Even 3 ...... Swimming Kayla Jennings 2 ...... Soccer Cecilia O’Reilly 3 ...... Swimming Lauren White 1...... Track/Field Emily Buttinger 1 ...... Field Hockey Kyle Faddis 1...... Track/Field Callum Johnson 2 ...... Soccer Taylor Ortlepp 1 ...... Basketball Ryan Whittelsey 1 ...... Football John Callinan 3 ...... Football Jonathan Farah 2 ...... Swimming Elizabeth Johnson 1 ...... Rowing Claire Orzel 4...... Rowing Kylie Wilcox 1 ...... Tennis Maria Calvete 4 ...... Volleyball Sami Fares 2 ...... Swimming Nicolas Junghahn 1 ...... Swimming Kevin Paek 1 ...... Golf Andrew Willis 3 ...... Track/Field John Cammisa 2 ...... Golf Kristina Fecarotta 2...... Swimming Rebecca Karjian 2...... Rowing Maxwell Palmer 1 ...... Tennis Richard Wilson 2 ...... Football

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Stephen Windisch 1 ...... Track/Field Marie-Alexandre Leduc 2 ...... Tennis Jalen Williams 1 ...... Football Sam DeBellis 2 ...... Lacrosse Susan Hynes 1...... Swimming/Diving Hannah Winner Baran 1 ...... Soccer Brooke Leech 1 ...... Rowing Jordan Williams 1 ...... Football Schuyler DeBree 4 ...... Soccer Dean Ischiropoulos 4 ...... Fencing Joseph Woll 2 ...... Ice Hockey Nolan Lennon 3 ...... Soccer Kennedy Wilson-Talmadge 4 ...... Volleyball Ethan DeCaster 1 ...... Baseball Javon Jackson 1 ...... Football Brigid Wood 2 ...... Field Hockey Jaden Light 2 ...... Volleyball Jessica Withycombe 4 ...... Rowing Paul Dellinger 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Tracy Jander 2 ...... Track/Field Xinyu Yao 1 ...... Volleyball Danielle Little 2 ...... Track/Field Morgan Wittrock 1 ...... Track/Field Anthony DeMartino 1 ...... Wrestling Bryce Jarvis 1 ...... Baseball Kyle Zarriello 4 ...... Swimming Ryan Mac Lain 2 ...... Football Kaley Wojciechowski 1 ...... Rowing Elijah Deveaux 2 ...... Football Anna Jenkins 3 ...... Rowing Lennart Zeugner 4...... Soccer Julie Mackin 2 ...... Soccer Tori Woogk 2 ...... Volleyball Lizzie Devitt 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Olivia Jenner 2...... Lacrosse Sandy MacIver 1 ...... Soccer Richard Yeargin 2 ...... Football Pascual Di Tella 4 ...... Fencing Anna Jestin 1 ...... Rowing CLEMSON (218) Maddie Macrone 3...... Rowing Michael Zierhoffer 3...... Soccer Ryan Dickerson 3 ...... Tennis Leonord Johnson 1 ...... Football Sarah Adams 1 ...... Rowing Jack Maddox 1 ...... Football Steven DiLisio 2 ...... Golf Daniel Jones 3 ...... Football Chloe Anderton 1 ...... Volleyball Hannah Maeser 4 ...... Rowing DUKE (493) Matt Dockman 1 ...... Baseball Scott Jones 2 ...... Football Alex Angyalosy 1 ...... Tennis Bo Majkowski 1...... Baseball Rachel Abboud 1 ...... Softball Suzanne Dolan 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Natalie Kahn 1 ...... Lacrosse Dani Antieau 2 ...... Soccer Travis Marr 2 ...... Baseball Verity Abel 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Marissa Donadio 3...... Rowing Kelli Kalinoski 1 ...... Volleyball Emily Ash 1 ...... Rowing Megan Mars 4 ...... Rowing Jayda Adams 1 ...... Basketball Jack Doran 2 ...... Soccer Daniel Karlin 1 ...... Football Ivy Atkism 1 ...... Basketball Laura Marti 1 ...... Tennis Colby Agu 2 ...... Soccer Imani Dorsey 4 ...... Soccer Jacob Kasper 4 ...... Wrestling Grace Barnett 5 ...... Track/Field Tori Martin 3 ...... Rowing Hunter Aitchison 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Danny Doyle 4 ...... Football Chris Katrenick 1 ...... Football Michael Batson 3 ...... Football Julia Mathews 1 ...... Rowing Alec Ajnsztajn 4 ...... Fencing Rani Duff 2 ...... Rowing Evan Katz 1 ...... Golf Camille Beck 1 ...... Rowing Peter Mathison 3...... Golf Connor Alexander 2 ...... Lacrosse Colin Duffy 4...... Football Jameson Kavel 1 ...... Softball Isabella Beckler 1 ...... Rowing Dana Maydew 2 ...... Track/Field Grayson Allen 4 ...... Basketball Troy Duncan 1 ...... Football Reed Kenny 1 ...... Rowing Seth Beer 2 ...... Baseball Megan McGinley 2 ...... Volleyball Malinda Allen 5 ...... Soccer Madison Dunk 1 ...... Lacrosse MacKenzie Kerr 3 ...... Track/Field Erin Belmar 1 ...... Rowing Imani McGowan 1 ...... Track/Field Nicolas Alvarez 4 ...... Tennis Chris Dutra 1 ...... Baseball Will Kline 4 ...... Football Kaleb Bevelle 1 ...... Football Erin McLaughlin 1 ...... Track/Field C.J. Ambrosio 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Shrish Dwivedi 3 ...... Golf Anne Klok 1...... Rowing Kelby Bevelle 2 ...... Football Quinn McNeill 1...... Soccer Benjamin Anderson 1 ...... Wrestling Chandler Eaton 2 ...... Golf Bailey Knight 1 ...... Rowing Matt Bockhorst 1...... Football Isla McRae 3 ...... Rowing Caroline Andretta 3 ...... Field Hockey AJ Eckmann 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Alan Ko 3 ...... Fencing Danielle Borriello 2 ...... Track/Field Michael Melvin 3 ...... Soccer Sydney Aquilina 1 ...... Rowing Nicole Elattrache 4 ...... Volleyball Zack Kone 2 ...... Baseball Bryce Bowen 1 ...... Baseball Cyan Mercer 1...... Soccer Rivka Arbiv 1 ...... Track/Field Tara Fagan 1 ...... Rowing Davis Koppenhaver 4 ...... Football Will Brown 1 ...... Football Kier Meredith 1 ...... Baseball Sarah Armstrong 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Grace Fallon 4 ...... Lacrosse Sterling Korona 2 ...... Football Patrick Bunk-Andersen 3 ...... Soccer Marisa Messana 4...... Golf Abby Artmann 3 ...... Rowing Luke Farinaro 1 ...... Wrestling Cam Kovachik 2 ...... Baseball Andrew Burnikel 3 ...... Soccer Kate Miekley 1 ...... Track/Field Alyssa Arwood 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Bego Faz Davalos 1 ...... Basketball Ethan Krause 1 ...... Wrestling Anthony Butler 1 ...... Track/Field Ally Miller-Krasilnikov 2 ...... Tennis Thayer Atkins 4 ...... Wrestling Max Feldman 2 ...... Soccer Ashley Kristen 4 ...... Field Hockey Taryn Carroll 2 ...... Rowing Abigail Mitchell 1 ...... Soccer Brittany Aveni 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jillian Ferraro 1 ...... Softball Anna Kropf 4 ...... Volleyball Saul Chinchilla 1 ...... Soccer Isaac Moorhouse 1 ...... Football Cam Badour 1 ...... Lacrosse Bryon Fields Jr. 4 ...... Football Ema Kuczura 1...... Rowing Adam Choice 1 ...... Football Logan Morris 2 ...... Track/Field Zach Baker 2 ...... Football Jessica Findlay 4 ...... Rowing Alec Kunzweiler 5 ...... CC/Track/Field Maura Chozick 2 ...... Rowing Hall Morton 2 ...... Football Tionne Barmer 4 ...... Track/Field Josh Finesilver 1 ...... Wrestling Kate Kutzer 1 ...... Track/Field Mat Clark 1 ...... Baseball Rachel Mumau 1 ...... Rowing Catorina Barry 1 ...... Lacrosse Matt Finesilver 1 ...... Wrestling Spencer LaFata 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Coker 1 ...... Baseball Erin Murphy 1 ...... Rowing Jessi Bartholomew 3...... Volleyball Mitch Finesilver 3 ...... Wrestling Kyra Lambert 3 ...... Basketball Ellen Colborn 3 ...... Soccer Tanner Muse 1 ...... Football Cadie Bates 4 ...... Volleyball Zach Finesilver 3 ...... Wrestling Abby Landry 1 ...... Lacrosse Darron Coley 2 ...... Track/Field Emma Neat 4 ...... Rowing Iyin Battle 2 ...... Track/Field Araad Fisher 3...... Wrestling Liz Lansing 3...... CC/Track/Field Drew Costa 1 ...... Football Victoria Nelson 1...... Rowing Amanda Beach 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Haley Fisher 3 ...... Fencing Jason Lapidus 3 ...... Tennis Peter Cote 1 ...... Football Alex Nillen 1 ...... Soccer Ben Beatty 1 ...... Track/Field Lizzie Fitzpatrick 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Ema Lazic 1...... Tennis J.D. Davis 3 ...... Football William Nottingham 2 ...... Golf Trey Bender 1 ...... Lacrosse Markus Fjortoft 4...... Soccer Trevon Lee 2 ...... Football Judah Davis 3 ...... Football Sarah Osborne 2 ...... Soccer Rhea Bergman 3 ...... Rowing Sarah Fletcher 3 ...... Rowing Yusuke Legard 3...... Swimming/Diving Brooks Crawford 1 ...... Baseball Rita O’Shea 3...... Rowing Brennan Besser 3...... Basketball Danny Fowler 5...... Lacrosse Jaida Lemmons 3...... Track/Field Emily Curtis 1 ...... Volleyball Diondre Overton 1...... Football Nick Bigot 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Kyle Francis 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Robert Levine 2 ...... Tennis Ashley Czarnecki 2 ...... Golf Patrick Phibbs 2 ...... Football Lindsay Billings 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Matthias Frick 1 ...... Soccer Meagan Lew 4 ...... Rowing Jenny D’ Anthony 4 ...... Rowing Jordan Pickerel 2...... Track/Field Mark Birmingham 1 ...... Football Ben Frye 1 ...... Football Bryant Lewis 1...... Track/Field Logan Davidson 2 ...... Baseball Sean Pollard 2 ...... Football Morgan Bitting 3 ...... Field Hockey Elizabeth Fucigna 3 ...... Lacrosse Chloë Lewis 3 ...... Lacrosse Elizabeth Dawson 4 ...... Track/Field Sophia Porach 4 ...... Rowing Kevon Black 4 ...... Soccer Sarah Furey 4 ...... Field Hockey Brandon Leynaud 2 ...... Wrestling Sarah Decker 4 ...... Rowing Luke Price 1 ...... Football Maya Blake 1 ...... Rowing Spencer Furman 2 ...... Tennis Austin Li 1 ...... Fencing Alyssa Deloney 1 ...... Volleyball Rebecca Pulsifer 2 ...... Rowing Tess Boade 1 ...... Soccer Xander Gagnon 2 ...... Football San Ha Lim 1 ...... Fencing Sirah Diarra 2...... Basketball Kelsey Quinn 1 ...... Rowing Sheldon Boboff 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Jared Garland 4 ...... Fencing Terry Lindsay 2 ...... Lacrosse Tanner Dieterich 2 ...... Soccer Emily Radziwon 4 ...... Rowing Parker Boehme 4 ...... Football Stephen Garrett 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Jennifer Ling 4 ...... Fencing Patrice DiPasquale 3 ...... Soccer Grayson Raynor 4 ...... Soccer Lelia Boley 2 ...... Rowing Grace Garverick 2 ...... Rowing Evan Lisle 1 ...... Football Mark Donnal 1 ...... Basketball Jonathan Rector 3 ...... Golf Ella Bonafede 3 ...... Lacrosse Jaina Gaudette 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Johnathan Lloyd 3...... Football Marcus Edmond 1 ...... Football Doc Redman 2 ...... Golf Jaravee Boonchant 1 ...... Golf Simi Gbadegesin 1 ...... Track/Field Jamie Lockwood 3 ...... Lacrosse Danielle Edwards 3 ...... Basketball Marcquise Reed 1 ...... Basketball Christopher Booth 4 ...... Soccer Kevin Gehsmann 3 ...... Football Joey Loperfido 1 ...... Baseball Jeni Erickson 4...... Soccer Chandler Reeves 1 ...... Football John Bowler 2 ...... Lacrosse Connor Ghazaleh 1 ...... Fencing India Lowe 2...... Track/Field Justin Falcinelli 4 ...... Football Chris Register 1 ...... Football Mikayla Boykin 1...... Basketball Matthew Giampetroni 4 ...... Lacrosse Sean Lowrie 2 ...... Lacrosse Makenna Farr 2 ...... Rowing Darien Rencher 2...... Football Scott Bracey 2 ...... Football Julia Gianneschi 1 ...... Fencing Matt Luppino 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Joshua Fickes 4 ...... Golf Adam Renwick 3 ...... Baseball Gabe Brandner 5 ...... Football J.T. Giles-Harris 1 ...... Lacrosse Katie Lustig 1 ...... Rowing Isaac Fields 2 ...... Basketball Amber Rewis 1 ...... Rowing Kendyl Bree 2 ...... Fencing Leeloo Gilet 1 ...... Rowing Jan Maceczek 4...... Fencing Kathleen Flynn 1 ...... Rowing Callista Rice 1...... Golf Cody Brinkman 4 ...... Lacrosse/Soccer Ainsley Gill 2...... Field Hockey Alexa Mackintire 4 ...... Field Hockey Katie Fortner 4 ...... Track/Field Milan Richard 1 ...... Football Lexie Brown 3 ...... Basketball David Gill 4 ...... Lacrosse Nicolas Macri Badessich 2 ...... Soccer Grayce French 1 ...... Track/Field Ranee Ricketts 1 ...... Track/Field Madison Brown 1 ...... Rowing Katelyn Gochenour 2 ...... Track/Field Leona Maguire 4 ...... Golf Ally Gamble 2 ...... Volleyball Torie Robinson 2...... Track/Field Gabi Brummett 1 ...... Soccer Leah Goldman 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Lisa Maguire 4 ...... Golf Juliette Gammel 1 ...... Rowing Daniela Ruiz 4 ...... Tennis Bronson Bruneau 4 ...... Football Sam Goodman 4 ...... Fencing Jack Maher 3 ...... Track/Field Jenna Gearing 2 ...... Track/Field Alex Sands 1 ...... Track/Field Adamson Bryant 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Alex Gourley 2 ...... Football Katherine Maitland 4 ...... Rowing Zach Giella 1 ...... Football Cate Schrieber 1...... Rowing Michael Buckmire 1 ...... Basketball Sam Granoff 1 ...... Baseball Ellie Majure 3 ...... Lacrosse Ryley Gilliam 1 ...... Baseball Haley Schueppert 1 ...... Soccer Dara Buggay 3 ...... Fencing Becca Greenwell 5 ...... Basketball Carter Manley 4 ...... Soccer Bo Gobin 1 ...... Baseball Cameron Scott 2 ...... Football Clark Bulleit 3 ...... Football Eoin Gronningsater 2 ...... Fencing Steve Mann 1 ...... Baseball Pat Godfrey 2 ...... Football Oliver Shannon 3 ...... Soccer Chelsea Burns 3 ...... Soccer Justin Guterding 3 ...... Lacrosse Joseph Manown 2 ...... Lacrosse Emily Goff 4 ...... Rowing Daniel Shaughnessy 2 ...... Track/Field Jordan Burton 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Olivia Gwynn 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Mary Markwordt 1 ...... Lacrosse Jeremiah Green 1...... Track/Field Amelia Shein 4 ...... Rowing Bri Butler 1...... Softball Mia Gyau 2...... Soccer Michael Marsack 2 ...... Track/Field Colt Griffith 1 ...... Track/Field Rebecca Simonetti 4 ...... Rowing Margot Calmar 2 ...... Rowing Kim Hallowes 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Alyssa Marsh 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Carter Groomes 2 ...... Football Chad Smith 1 ...... Football Alexa Campbell 2 ...... Rowing Josiah Hanko 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Cassie Martin 2 ...... Track/Field Christian Groomes 3 ...... Football Mackenzie Smith 1 ...... Soccer Aubrey Caplin 1 ...... Fencing Erik Hanson 1 ...... Soccer Casey Martinez 4 ...... Soccer Kimber Haley 1...... Soccer Rebekah Smith 2 ...... Track/Field Phoebe Caplin 3 ...... Fencing Zach Harmon 1 ...... Football Laura Marty 2 ...... Track/Field Nate Hall 1 ...... Soccer Kelsey Sox 2 ...... Rowing Sophie Caplin 4...... Fencing Kyra Harney 4...... Lacrosse Catalin Mateas 3 ...... Tennis Katherine Hamilton 1 ...... Track/Field Baylon Spector 1 ...... Football Emma Carlson 2 ...... Soccer Jack Harrington 4 ...... Lacrosse Erin Mathias 4 ...... Basketball Maya Hanks 1 ...... Track/Field Alex Spence 4 ...... Football Zavier Carmichael 4 ...... Football Quentin Harris 3 ...... Football David McCann 3 ...... Lacrosse Lauren Harkes 3 ...... Soccer Austin Spence 3 ...... Football Virginia Elena Carta 3 ...... Golf Samantha Harris 4 ...... Tennis Kaitlyn McCarthy 3 ...... Tennis Miquel Harris 1 ...... Track/Field Carson Spiers 2...... Baseball Griffin Carter 3 ...... Football Nathaniel Hartley 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kayla McCoy 3 ...... Soccer Justin Hawkins 1 ...... Baseball Will Spiers 2...... Football Michael Carter II 1...... Football Rhiannon Harvey 3 ...... Fencing Kat McDonald 3 ...... Soccer Johnny Heckman 3 ...... Soccer Sam Staab 3 ...... Soccer LJ Castellano 1 ...... Wrestling Ryan Hastings 2 ...... Lacrosse Kevin McDonough 1 ...... Lacrosse Chris Heijjer 4...... Soccer Melanie Stiles 2 ...... Soccer Rakavius Chambers 1 ...... Football Jordan Hayes 2 ...... Football James McGhee 4 ...... Baseball Alex Hemmingsen 1 ...... Soccer Claire Strickler 2 ...... Track/Field Meible Chi 2 ...... Tennis Madison Heath 4...... Track/Field Chris McGrath 4 ...... Baseball Brynn Hentschel 1 ...... Rowing Spencer Strider 1...... Baseball Cathy Chi 3 ...... Fencing Brooke Heinsohn 2 ...... Soccer Ciaran McKenna 3 ...... Soccer Katie Herbolsheimer 1 ...... Rowing Sarah Suddarth 3 ...... Rowing Alyssa Chillano 3 ...... Field Hockey Daniel Helm 3 ...... Football Olivia Mendonca 1 ...... Rowing Alice Hewson 2 ...... Golf Julia Suplick 1...... Rowing Matt Chmil 1 ...... Lacrosse Chase Henriquez 1 ...... Lacrosse Matt Mervis 2 ...... Baseball Annie Hill 1 ...... Track/Field Kennedy Swann 2 ...... Golf Tara Christensen 2 ...... Rowing Savannah Herbek 1 ...... Rowing Reilly Metzger 1 ...... Softball Emalie Houk 1 ...... Rowing Jack Swinney 1...... Football Emilie Cieslak 1 ...... Softball Nathaniel Hernandez 2...... Swimming/Diving Leah Meyer 2 ...... Volleyball Greg Huegel 2 ...... Football Will Swinney 1 ...... Football Sydney Cikovic 1 ...... Rowing James Herron 3 ...... Baseball Ashton Miller 3 ...... Soccer Ryne Huggins 1 ...... Baseball Francesca Tagliapietra 3 ...... Basketball Travis Closs 4 ...... Track/Field Zach Hersh 3 ...... Baseball Catie Miller 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Josh Jackson 1 ...... Football Charlotte Taylor 1 ...... Rowing Kirby Comizio 1 ...... Field Hockey Oralee Hespenheide 3 ...... Lacrosse Bella Miller 2 ...... Rowing Olivia James 1 ...... Track/Field Destiny Thomas 1...... Basketball Matthew Cone 1 ...... Football Maddie Hess 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jaylen Miller 2 ...... Football Anna Johnson 3 ...... Track/Field Cale Thorne 2 ...... Soccer Peter Conley 1 ...... Lacrosse Riley Hickman 3...... Swimming/Diving Max Miller 2 ...... Baseball Hunter Johnson 1 ...... Football Kobi Thornton 1 ...... Basketball Catherine Cordrey 1 ...... Lacrosse Jasmine Hill 2 ...... Track/Field Miles Mingo 1 ...... Track/Field MaKayla Johnson 1 ...... Basketball Aliute Udoka 2 ...... Rowing Katie Cosgrove 1 ...... Lacrosse Mickayla Hinkle 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Taylor Mitchell 1 ...... Soccer Robert Jolly 3 ...... Baseball Ana Paula Valdes 2 ...... Golf Caitlin Cosme 1 ...... Soccer Cole Hoff 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jordan Mittleman 1...... Fencing Amelia Jones 2...... Track/Field William Van Gelderen 1 ...... Tennis Kristen Coury 3 ...... Fencing Lauren Hoffman 1 ...... Track/Field Evan Moretti 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Courtney Jones 1 ...... Soccer Audrey Viso 1 ...... Soccer Katie Cronin 1 ...... Lacrosse William Holmquist 1 ...... Football Jacob Morgenstern 2 ...... Football Bridget Kane 1 ...... Rowing Grant Voeks 1 ...... Track/Field Chris Crabtree 1 ...... Baseball Tre Hornbuckle 2 ...... Football Halle Morris 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Megan Kauffeld 3 ...... Rowing K’Von Wallace 2 ...... Football Maddie Crutchfield 4 ...... Lacrosse Judd Howard 3...... Swimming/Diving Cam Moseley 4 ...... Soccer Carson King 3 ...... Football John Ward 1 ...... Track/Field Coco Dana 1 ...... Rowing Jackson Hubbard 1...... Football Max Moser 2 ...... Soccer Lisie Kit 1 ...... Volleyball Miranda Weslake 3...... Soccer Austin Davis 3 ...... Football Marvin Hubbard III 1 ...... Football Natalie Moszczynski 1 ...... Fencing Caroline Kranz 1 ...... Rowing Harleigh White 1 ...... Track/Field Hunter Davis 3 ...... Baseball Sarah Hubner 1 ...... Rowing Twazanga Mugala 3 ...... Football Nina Kremser 1 ...... Rowing Christian Wilkins 3 ...... Football Ryan Day 4 ...... Baseball Myles Hudzick 2 ...... Football Cam Mule’ 1 ...... Lacrosse Harrison Kurtz 1 ...... Soccer Ebony Williams 2 ...... Track/Field Duncan De Caire 2 ...... Fencing Callie Humphrey 2 ...... Lacrosse Zach Muniz 2 ...... Football Daniel Kuzemka 1 ...... Soccer Garrett Williams 1 ...... Football Connie Dean 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ben Humphreys 2 ...... Football Sydnei Murphy 2 ...... Track/Field 78 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL ACC HONOR ROLL

Laura Navarrete 1 ...... Rowing Michelle Staggers 3 ...... Lacrosse Gabriella Castaneda 3...... Tennis Jennifer Lima 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Savannah Wilkinson 1 ...... Basketball Damani Neal 1 ...... Football Sammi Steele 3 ...... Field Hockey Kyle Cavanaugh 2 ...... Baseball Justin Lindner 2 ...... Basketball Claudio Williams 2 ...... Football Sarah Nelson 1 ...... Volleyball Esteban Suarez 1 ...... Track/Field D’Mitry Charlton 2 ...... Track&Field Stanley Linton 2 ...... CC/Track&Field Peta-Gay Williams 2 ...... Track&Field Erikson Nichols 2 ...... Baseball Tom Sullivan 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Elizabeth Cobb 2 ...... CC/Track&Field Jessica Lonas 3 ...... Cross Country Shy’keya Wimberly 1 ...... Track&Field Josh Nifong 1 ...... Baseball Remi Swartz 1 ...... Soccer Elizabeth Coen 1 ...... Cross Country Iho Lopez 2 ...... Basketball Alexandria Wittman 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Austin Nobis 1...... Track/Field Harrison Taee 2 ...... Golf Addison Coggins 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Shanice Love 2 ...... Track&Field Cecilie Woie 2...... Volleyball Dakota Nollner 4 ...... Fencing Zuzu Tang 2 ...... Fencing Megan Connolly 1 ...... Soccer Tayla Lovemore 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Imani Wright 2 ...... Basketball Charlotte North 1 ...... Lacrosse MaryEllen Targonski 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Savanna Copeland 1 ...... Softball Jackson Lueck 1 ...... Baseball Forever Young 3 ...... CC/Track&Field Merle Nye 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Sean Tate 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kara Coughlin 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Hailey Luke 5 ...... Beach Volleyball Julianna Zagra 2 ...... CC/Track&Field Stephen O’Connell 1 ...... Soccer Chris Taylor 4 ...... Football Alex Cronin 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Bobby Lyons II 3 ...... Football Elizabeth Zubero 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Joe Ohaus 4 ...... Soccer John Taylor 1 ...... Football Steven Cross 2...... CC/Track&Field Kayla Maczuga 3...... Track&Field Melissa Zyla 3 ...... CC/Track&Field Chidi Okonya 2 ...... Football Will Taylor 1 ...... Football Trey Cunningham 1 ...... Track&Field Emily Madril 1 ...... Soccer Caroline Olsen 1 ...... Rowing Aaron Therien 2 ...... Baseball Tessa Daniels 3 ...... Softball Matthew Magee 4 ...... Cross Country GEORGIA TECH (201) Hannah O’Sullivan 1 ...... Golf Shannon Tierney 3 ...... Rowing Nandini Das 1 ...... Tennis Ashley Mangan 2 ...... Golf Jerrod Abee 1...... Football Josh Owsiany 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Leigha Torino 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Tyler Dau 1...... CC/Track&field Melissa Marinheiro 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Brandon Alston 1 ...... Basketball Isabella Paez 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Theodore Transou 2 ...... Lacrosse Josh Davidson 1...... Swimming/Diving Chandler Marshall 1 ...... Football Cortez Alston 1 ...... Football Kira Page 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Madison Treece 1 ...... Basketball Cassidy Davis 2 ...... Softball Corey Martinez 3 ...... Football Emily Anderson 4 ...... Softball Christy Palazzese 3 ...... Field Hockey Lindsey Trematerra 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Ama Degbeon 4...... Basketball Molly McBain 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Haley Anderson 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Thomas Palisi 4 ...... Lacrosse Charlotte Tucci 3...... Lacrosse Ginelle Demone 2 ...... Track&Field Conor McClain 2 ...... Track&Field Andy Archer 1 ...... Baseball Domonique Panton 1 ...... Track/Field Rose Tynan 2 ...... Field Hockey Marielle Diaz 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Kristen McFarland 2 ...... Soccer Ashley Askin 2 ...... Volleyball Margaux Paolino 2 ...... Field Hockey Mike Ungvarsky 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Landon Dickerson 2 ...... Football Chad McGuire 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Avery Bartlett 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Maria Papadopoulos 1...... Fencing Turner Uppgren 3 ...... Lacrosse Christine DiPaolo 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Tre’ McKitty 1...... Football Bennett Barton 4 ...... Football Emma Paradiso 4 ...... Volleyball Cade Van Raaphorst 2 ...... Lacrosse Amanda Doherty 2 ...... Golf Kim Metraux 4...... Golf Samantha Bates 1 ...... Softball Sophia Parvizi-Wayne 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Gigi Vasile 1 ...... Lacrosse Dallas Dorosy 2 ...... Soccer Morgane Metraux 4 ...... Golf Zummy Bauer 1 ...... Tennis Karlie Paschall 1 ...... Soccer Antonio Vrankovic 2...... Basketball Aziz Dougaz 2 ...... Tennis Julia Mikulski 2 ...... Tennis Marinice Bauman 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Gregory Pelton 2 ...... Lacrosse Stefani Vukajlovic 2 ...... Track/Field Shelly Drozda 1 ...... Swimming/Diving William Miles 2 ...... Basketball Emily Becker 2 ...... Volleyball Alex Peña 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Bridget Wallace 3 ...... Fencing Ali Eager 2...... Beach Volleyball Militsa Mircheva 1...... CC/Track&Field Malea Bell 2 ...... Softball Adrien Pendaries 1 ...... Golf Reilly Walsh 1 ...... Lacrosse Kayla Easterly 1 ...... Cross Country Megan Mooney 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Lila Best 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Carly Perri 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Parker Walton 2 ...... Wrestling Breana Edwards 3 ...... Beach Volleyball Dani Morgan 2 ...... Softball Christian Bowles 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Jackie Perry 4 ...... Lacrosse Vivian Wang 3 ...... Fencing Emily Edwards 1...... CC/Track&Field Safia Morgan 3 ...... Track&Field Jake Brace 1 ...... Baseball Samantha Peterman 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Miranda Wang 1 ...... Golf Macayla Edwards 3...... Soccer John Moschella III 2 ...... Football Allison Brandvold 2 ...... Softball Chase Peterson 2 ...... Track/Field Collin Wareham 4 ...... Football Adrian Ell 1 ...... Volleyball Blaire Mulka 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Parker Braun 2...... Football Stephanie Pezzuti 4 ...... Field Hockey Peter Welch 3 ...... Lacrosse Harry Ellis 4 ...... Golf Tyson Murray 2 ...... CC/Track&Field Aidan Brook 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Taji Phillips 3 ...... Rowing Tristan Westover 1 ...... Football Isabella English 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sarah Myers 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Liam Byrne 1...... Football Damond Philyaw-Johnson 1 ...... Football Jess Whang 2 ...... Fencing Abby Evans 3 ...... Softball Gabe Nabers 1 ...... Football Henry Carman 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Nicodem Pierre 4...... Football Brian White 4...... Soccer Melissa-Maree Farrington 3...... Track&Field Hunter Napier 2 ...... Track&Field Micah Carpenter 3 ...... Baseball Sara Platek 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Jack White 2 ...... Basketball Kyle Fearrington 1...... Track&Field Caroline Nava 3...... Swimming/Diving Matthew Casillas 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Lily Posternak 1 ...... Field Hockey Josh White 1 ...... Lacrosse Madison Fitzpatrick 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Montel Nevers 1 ...... Track&Field Kendall Chadwick 4 ...... Softball Maddy Price 2 ...... Track/Field Amelia Wiercioch 1 ...... Softball Nia Flagg 1 ...... Track&Field Derrick Nnadi 1 ...... Football Hugh Chapman 1 ...... Baseball Hannah Pridemore 2 ...... Softball Sheridan Wilbur 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Lexi Flerlage 3...... Golf Grant Nykaza 1 ...... Track&Field Kelsey Chisolm 2 ...... Softball Daniele Proch 1 ...... Soccer Mackenzie Willborn 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Conner Flynn 2 ...... Track&Field Sidney Oakes-Lottridge 1 ...... Cross Country James Clark 3 ...... Golf Chris Proctor 2 ...... Baseball Coleman Williams 1 ...... Baseball Trent Forrest 2 ...... Basketball Ike Obiagu 1 ...... Basketball Cori Clifton 1 ...... Volleyball EJ Proctor 4 ...... Soccer Grace Williams 4 ...... Rowing Humberto Freire 2 ...... CC/Track&Field Olivia Ogles 2 ...... Track&Field Jarett Cole 2 ...... Football Nikhil Pulimood 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Helen Williams 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Vanessa Freire 4 ...... Beach Volleyball Elise Olsen 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sam Costa 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Will Pulisic 1 ...... Soccer Mason Williams 1 ...... Football Skylar Frey 1 ...... Baseball Tory Paranagua 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Chris Dandaneau 3 ...... Football Koby Quansah 2 ...... Football Miles Williams 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ilenia Garcia 1 ...... Track&Field Lauri Paredes Meza 1 ...... Track/Field Austin Daniel 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kevin Quigley 1 ...... Lacrosse Brandon Williamson 2 ...... Soccer Joseph Garcia 1 ...... Football Katherine Patrick 2 ...... Cross Country Gabriel Darosa 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Anna Quinn 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Emily Wilson 2 ...... Soccer Andrea Garcia Fernandez 2 ...... Tennis Anna Patten 1 ...... Soccer Brennan Day 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Rebecca Quinn 3 ...... Soccer Raine Wilson 1 ...... Softball Georgiana Gardner 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jogaile Petrokaite 3 ...... Track&Field Kira de Bruyn 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Taylor Racioppi 3 ...... Soccer Ellie Winslow 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Cassidy Gebhart 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Natalie Pierce 2...... Swimming/Diving Naomi Dickerson 1 ...... Softball Sean Rafique 2 ...... Track/Field Matt Wisner 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Caroline Gerhardt 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Colton Plante 2 ...... Football Carlos Divar 1 ...... Tennis Dalton Randall 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jillian Wolgemuth 2...... Field Hockey Gabrielle Goldin 1 ...... Tennis Max Polianski 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Carly Doi 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Ethan Ready 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Ryan Wolitzer 2 ...... Football Mollie Golicher 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Anthony Polite 1 ...... Basketball Rebecca Dow 3 ...... CC/Track/Field AJ Reed 2 ...... Football Qi wen Wong 1 ...... Golf Francesca Goncalves 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Maria Poole 4 ...... Cross Country Emily Dykstra 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Morgan Reid 4 ...... Soccer Adam Wood 4 ...... Golf Carsyn Gordon 2 ...... Softball Avery Poppinga 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Rebecca Entrekin 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Michaela Reinhart 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Claudia Wrampelmeier 3 ...... Fencing Haylie Grant 4 ...... Soccer Caleb Pottorff 1 ...... Track&Field Kristin Fairey 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Lindsey Reynolds 2...... Lacrosse Aaron Wright 1 ...... Football Taylor Hallmon 1 ...... Soccer Lucas Poullain 2 ...... Tennis Nicole Fegans 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Gabrielle Richichi 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Ben Wyatt 2 ...... Football Chase Haney 3 ...... Baseball Harrison Prieto 2 ...... Basketball Carson Fletcher 1 ...... Football Rivers Ridout 2 ...... Track/Field Haley Wymbs 2 ...... Softball Kylee Hanson 1 ...... Softball Lucie Prochazkova 1 ...... Tennis Kierra Fletcher 1 ...... Basketball Lexi Rieu 2 ...... Lacrosse Peter Yang 4 ...... Fencing Madison Harris 3...... CC/Track&Field Izaiah Prouse-Lackey 3 ...... Football Ellen Flood 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Joe Robertson 1 ...... Lacrosse Miguel Yzaga 2 ...... Soccer McKenna Harris 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Mackenzie Puckett 1 ...... Softball Ebony Forbes 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Justin Robinson 2 ...... Basketball Gabrielle Zegers 1 ...... Fencing Cali Harrod 1 ...... Softball Natalie Purnell 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Martine Fortune 2 ...... Basketball Lee Rodio 1 ...... Football Kat Zempolich 4 ...... Lacrosse Kellie Hays 3 ...... CC/Track&Field Sara Putt 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Brandon Freestone 1 ...... Tennis Sofia Roma 1 ...... Basketball Teddy Zeng 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Shauna Helps 3...... Track&Field Ariana Rahmanparast 2 ...... Tennis Lauren Frerking 1 ...... Volleyball Roman Romero 2...... Wrestling Laurel Zhang 2 ...... Fencing Hailey Hendry 2 ...... CC/Track&Field Cal Raleigh 2 ...... Baseball Liz Galarza 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Josh Romine 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Hannah Zhao 1...... Tennis Jared Herron 2 ...... Baseball Jonathan Ratliff 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Jag Gangemi 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Michael Rothenberg 1 ...... Baseball Adam Zimmer 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Helayna Hessinger 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Bailey Reardon 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Erin Gant 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Isabel Ruby-Hill 2...... Rowing Peter Zyla 1 ...... Baseball Althea Hewitt 3...... CC/Track&Field Paxton Rhoads 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Hamp Gibbs 1 ...... Football Alyssa Rucker 1 ...... Rowing Thomas Hogarty 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Manuella Ribas Andrade 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Keyton Gibson 3 ...... Baseball Brycen Rushing 1 ...... Fencing FLORIDA STATE (268) Tyler Holton 2 ...... Baseball Clayton Riemenschneider 1 ....Swimming/Diving Sara Gilbert 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Mitch Russell 4 ...... Lacrosse Tanner Adkison 2 ...... Football Claire Hooker 2 ...... CC/Track&Field Clara Robbins 2 ...... Soccer Paige Gohr 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Dominique Salinas 1 ...... Softball Griffin Alaniz 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Katie Horton 3...... Beach Volleyball Tyler Roberge 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Hailey Gollnick 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Caleb Sanford 2 ...... Track/Field Brandon Allen 4 ...... Basketball Ro’Derrick Hoskins 1 ...... Football Ashley Robert 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Tamir Gonen 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Julian Santos 2 ...... Football Christina Ambrose 3...... Volleyball Ari Hudson 4 ...... Soccer Korina Rosario 1 ...... Softball Alex Grady 5 ...... CC/Track/Field Amit Sarma 1 ...... Fencing Leigh Andrew 2...... Beach Volleyball Petra Hule 1 ...... Tennis Brenna Ruth 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Phillip Gresk 3 ...... Tennis Alonzo Saxton II 4 ...... Football Rhett Aplin 1...... Baseball Devan Hultquist 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Sandra Salonen 2 ...... Golf Michael Guldberg 1 ...... Baseball Alec Schenk 4 ...... Wrestling Kelly Aponte 2 ...... CC/Track&Field Claire Igoe 4 ...... Cross Country Nate Samson 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Noah Harasz 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Erin Scherrer 2...... Field Hockey Mykala Arnold 1...... Swimming/Diving Tiana Jackson 1 ...... Volleyball Mavin Saunders 3 ...... Football Pressley Harvin III 1 ...... Football Natalie Schilling 1 ...... Volleyball Ariel Barber 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Olivia Jacobi 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Summer Schafers 2 ...... Track&Field Keegan Hemingway 1...... Football Haley Schleicher 2...... Field Hockey David Barney 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Fatema Jaffer 3 ...... CC/Track&Field Paige Schendelaar-Kemp 1 .....Swimming/Diving Angelica Henderson 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Payton Schwantz 1 ...... Volleyball Michael Barulich 1 ...... Football Elizabeth Jenkins 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Joseph Schergen 2 ...... Football Kristen Hepler 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jonathan Schwartzman 2...... Fencing Mackenzie Baysinger 3 ...... CC/Track&Field Macy Jerger 3 ...... Beach Volleyball Ka’Tia Seymour 1 ...... Track&Field Hana Herdon 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Jake Seau 3 ...... Lacrosse Rock Benavides 1 ...... Softball Cobi Johnson 4 ...... Baseball Will Simons 3...... Cross Country Camryn Hidalgo 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Colt Sessions 4...... Track/Field Olivia Bergau 3 ...... Soccer Leila Johnston 3...... Swimming/Diving Steven Simpkins 2 ...... Track&Field Anna Hightower 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Haley Seyfarth 1...... Volleyball Malia Berkely 1...... Soccer Fred Jones 3 ...... Football Maudie Skyring 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Lilly Hooper 1 ...... Softball Kohl Shaffer 1 ...... Lacrosse Kathryn Bernicke 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Gavin Jones 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Alexi Smith 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Cheyenne Hunt 4 ...... Football Reed Shaffer 3 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Bis 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kayla Jones 4...... Golf Vladimir Stefanik 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Brant Hurter 1 ...... Baseball Raines Shamburger 1 ...... Lacrosse Nika Blank 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Joshua Kaindoh 1 ...... Football Alina Stewart 2 ...... Track&Field Emily Ilgenfritz 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Gregory Shea 4 ...... Lacrosse Ayla Bonniwell 2...... Swimming/Diving Kanoa Kaleoaloha 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sabrina Stutsman 3 ...... Softball Shannon Innis 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Maria Sheridan 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Boselli 2 ...... Football Connor Kalisz 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Madison Sullivan 2 ...... Volleyball Bailey Ivemeyer 2 ...... Football Jake Shuman 4 ...... Golf Rafael Bournigal 1 ...... Baseball Andrew Karp 4 ...... Baseball Kathleen Sumner 1 ...... Golf Tre’ Jackson 1 ...... Football Ben Silverman 3 ...... Golf Nicole Breske 2 ...... Track&Field Eliana Karr 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Istvan Szogi 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Ida Jarlskog 1 ...... Tennis Dylan Singleton 1 ...... Football Mackenzie Brown 1 ...... Cross Country McKenna Keith 1...... Swimming/Diving Darvin Taylor II 3 ...... Football Benjamin Jean 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Tim Skapek 2 ...... Football Megan Brown 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Bryce Kelley 5 ...... CC/Track&Field Emma Terebo 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Daijah Jefferson 1 ...... Basketball Anne Slusser 4 ...... Lacrosse Brianne Burkert 3 ...... Volleyball Anne Kennedy 3 ...... CC/Track&Field Cameron Thatcher 1...... Swimming/Diving Evan Jester 1 ...... Basketball Rebecca Smaller 4 ...... Tennis Ken Burnham 3 ...... Football Jonathan Keppler 2 ...... Golf Kayla Thomas 3 ...... Cross Country Kel Johnson 4 ...... Baseball Alex Smalley 3...... Golf Deja Bush 2 ...... Softball Meghan King 4 ...... Softball Connor Thorne 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jacob Joiner 1 ...... Golf Lydia Smeltz 1...... Field Hockey Patrick Butkovich 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Morgan Klaevemann 4 ...... Softball Kaycie Tillman 3 ...... Soccer Tyler Joiner 3 ...... Golf Michael Smiciklas 3 ...... Baseball Ashton Butler 1 ...... Track&Field Alex Knaff 2 ...... Tennis Brandon Tirado 3 ...... Track&Field Kenya Jones 1 ...... Tennis JR Smith 4 ...... Track/Field Janae Caldwell 1 ...... Track&Field Taryn Knuth 1 ...... Volleyball Micaela Torres 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Matthew Jordan 3 ...... Football Kincey Smith 1 ...... Volleyball Natasha Calkins 2 ...... Volleyball Emma Koivisto 4 ...... Soccer Eva Torruella 3 ...... Beach Volleyball Michael Kay 3 ...... Tennis Noah Snyder 3 ...... Soccer Michael Callegari 1...... CC/Track&Field Milica Kubura 4 ...... Volleyball Carla Touly 1 ...... Tennis Coral Kazaroff 1...... Volleyball Jacob Sobota 1 ...... Track/Field Sarah Candiano 3 ...... CC/Track&Field Brooke Kuhlman 3 ...... Beach Volleyball Madison Tyle 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Kent 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Steven Solomon 1 ...... Track/Field Gabby Carle 1 ...... Soccer Katherine Kuhn 2...... CC/Track&Field Logan Tyler 2 ...... Football Alex Kimpel 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Kiernan Spencer 2 ...... Rowing Molly Carlson 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Mackenzie Landa 1 ...... CC/Track&Field Jacob Urbano 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Mark Kimura Smith 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Ollie Spring 3 ...... Soccer Alex Carpenter 2 ...... Baseball Say Say Lassiter 1 ...... Basketball Daniella Van Den Berg 3...... Swimming/Diving Brenton King 1 ...... Football Max St. George 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kile Carriger 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Oszkár Lavotha 1 ...... Swimming/Diving John Vann 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Kaitlin Kitchens 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Peyton St. George 1 ...... Softball Jake Carter 2 ...... Golf Amanda Lewis 3 ...... Track&Field Hannah Welsh 5 ...... Track&Field Samantha Knapp 1 ...... Volleyball Nick Stachowiak 2 ...... Tennis Zoe Casas 2 ...... Softball Jamie Li 1...... Golf Chatrice White 2 ...... Basketball Joonas Koski 1 ...... Swimming/Diving 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL 79 ACC HONOR ROLL

Jacob Kreider 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Glenn Albanese 1 ...... Baseball Sam Fuehring 3 ...... Basketball Alexandra McNicholas 1 ...... Lacrosse Kaitlin Ulbert 4 ...... Rowing Katie Krzus 3 ...... Softball Nicolas Albiero 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Celene Funke 2 ...... Softball Madison Meister 1 ...... Rowing Kotaro Umeda 2 ...... Soccer Chet Lagod 2 ...... Football Elizabeth Allgeier1 ...... Field Hockey Victoria Gabor 4...... Soccer Sidney Melton 4...... Softball Skyler VanMeter 3 ...... Track/Field Ben Lammers 1 ...... Basketball Katherine Allport 2 ...... Rowing Mackenzie Garland 4 ...... Rowing Will Meyer 2 ...... Soccer Gabrielle Vincent 1 ...... Soccer Caroline Lee 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Angel Amadi 1 ...... Track/Field Leigh Gatons 4 ...... Lacrosse Trey Miller 1 ...... Soccer Lainey Visscher 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Jahaziel Lee 1 ...... Football Elijah Amo 1 ...... Soccer Jake Gelnovatch 1 ...... Soccer Maranda Mills 1 ...... Track/Field Brynna Walchle 1 ...... Rowing Hei Yin Li 1...... Tennis Taylor Anderson 1 ...... Soccer Margaret Geraghty 3 ...... Rowing Fredrik Moe 2 ...... Tennis Katherine Walsh 3 ...... Field Hockey Camille Long 1...... Swimming/Diving Michelle Appel 2...... Cross Country Alexis Gibbons 1 ...... Track/Field Christopher Morin Kougoucheff 3 ...... Tennis Madison Walsh 1 ...... Field Hockey Morgan Lyons 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Allison Arcidiacono 1 ...... Lacrosse Victoria Goldin 2 ...... Rowing Devin Morley 2...... Golf Sydney Warinner 2 ...... Softball Catriona MacGregor 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Lexi Arens 1 ...... Lacrosse Maria Gomez 3 ...... Field Hockey Emily Moser 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Dorcas Wasike 2...... Cross Country Nolan Mallet 3 ...... Swimming/Diving JP Armbruster 1 ...... Soccer Caroline Gosser 2 ...... Cross Country Caroline Mouser 1 ...... Rowing Danielle Watson 1 ...... Softball Isabella Many 1 ...... Softball Masha Astashkina 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Nastja Govejsek 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Anna Mulford 1...... Field Hockey Marvin Weaver 1 ...... Track/Field Andrew Marshall 4 ...... Football CJ Avery 1 ...... Football Taven Graves 1 ...... Football JD Mundt 1 ...... Baseball Taylor Webster 2...... Lacrosse Chase Martenson 2 ...... Football Carter Ayars 2 ...... Field Hockey Amanda Green 1 ...... Volleyball Whena Munn 2 ...... Field Hockey Mac Welsh 1...... Baseball Andrew Matson 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Claire Bahain 2 ...... Rowing Jo Griffin 1 ...... Basketball John Murphy 1 ...... Golf Campbell Weyland 1 ...... Soccer Bria Matthews 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Lexie Ball 2 ...... Lacrosse Abigail Grimes 4 ...... Field Hockey Linda Mutter 3 ...... Track/Field Cameron Wheeler 1 ...... Soccer Zach Matthews 4 ...... Football Jillian Balog 4 ...... Lacrosse Rachel Grooms 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Madison Myers 1 ...... Rowing Allison Whitfield 1 ...... Soccer Grace Mauldin 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Catherine Barber 1 ...... Softball Silvia Guerra 2...... Swimming/Diving Meghan Nay 3...... Golf Gabrielle Wiley 4 ...... Volleyball Matt McBrien 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Andrej Barna 2 ...... Swimming/Diving AnnMarie Habelow 1 ...... Field Hockey Raven Neely 1 ...... Tennis Aurilla Wilson 3 ...... Cross Country Alexandra Melehan 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Graham Barrett 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Ally Hall 1...... Lacrosse Cassandra New 1 ...... Lacrosse Adam Wolf 3 ...... Baseball Chloe Miller 1...... Swimming/Diving Lana Batson 1 ...... Soccer Labreea Hall 2 ...... Cross Country Madelynn Newman 1 ...... Softball Jordyn Wolfe 1 ...... Softball Brant Mitchell 2...... Football Margot Bechadergue 1 ...... Golf Mitch Hall 1 ...... Football Ollie Newport 3 ...... Track/Field Julia Wood 4 ...... Lacrosse Brad Morgan 1 ...... Football Bailey Beery 2 ...... Cross Country Alexis Hamilton 1 ...... Volleyball Ashley Nikolao 2 ...... Softball Nicole Woods 2 ...... Field Hockey Matt Munns 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Daryl Bell 2 ...... Soccer Joseph Hampel 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jordan Nwora 1 ...... Basketball Chris Woody 1...... Track/Field Chase Murray 1 ...... Baseball Robbie Bell 2 ...... Football Holly Hankenson 3 ...... Track/Field Evan O’Hara 3 ...... Football Abigail Wright 3 ...... Cross Country Courtney Naser 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Jasmine Bennett 3 ...... Volleyball Brittney Hansen 2 ...... Cross Country Hugh O’Hare 1 ...... Golf Parker Wynn 2 ...... Tennis Austin Nash 1 ...... Football Liam Bennett 1 ...... Soccer Matthew Harper 1 ...... Track/Field Grace Oglesby 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Rebecca Yaklic 4 ...... Rowing Kendall Nelson 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Nick Bennett 1 ...... Baseball Spencer Harris 3 ...... Track/Field Danny Oriente 2 ...... Baseball Russ Yeast 1 ...... Football Cole Neuber 1 ...... Baseball Cole Bentley 1 ...... Football Kirsti Harrison 4...... Rowing Abbie Pahz 3 ...... Tennis Watterson Young 3 ...... Soccer Alexandra Nilsson 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ryan Betlach 4 ...... Football Lauren Hartlage 2 ...... Golf Natalie Palastro 1 ...... Volleyball Akela Yuhl 1 ...... Volleyball Noah Norton 1 ...... Golf Ben Bianco 1 ...... Baseball Jade Hawkins 4 ...... Track/Field Mercedes Pastor 1...... Field Hockey Simon Zach 3 ...... Golf Ksenia Novikova 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Madison Birch 1 ...... Lacrosse George Hedley 3 ...... Tennis Elizabeth Patrick 4 ...... Rowing Morgan Zacharias 3...... Track/Field Nami Otsuka 1 ...... Tennis Allison Bitting 1 ...... Field Hockey Megan Hensley 3 ...... Softball Darius Perry 1 ...... Basketball Sydney Zambrotta 2 ...... Basketball Francesca Pan 2 ...... Basketball Inger Katrine Bjerke 4 ...... Soccer Lucie Heranova 3...... Rowing Caitlyn Pike 1 ...... Rowing Allison Zimmermann 4 ...... Rowing Juanita Pardo 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Caroline Blalock 1 ...... Lacrosse Grace Herbert 1 ...... Rowing Zeke Pinkham 1 ...... Baseball Jonathan Zoucha 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Allie Paschal 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sarah Blalock 1 ...... Lacrosse Hope Herline 1 ...... Lacrosse Gabryella Pinnow 1 ...... Track/Field Lucas Patelles 1 ...... Football D’Onte Blount 1 ...... Track/Field Kelsey Heyward 2 ...... Track/Field Sarah Podwojski 4...... Rowing MIAMI (200) Ryan Peck 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Clay Bolin 1 ...... Football Sydney Hill 2 ...... Track/Field Caitlin Ponko 4 ...... Rowing Alexa Aguilar 4 ...... Rowing Antonia Peresson 4 ...... Basketball Sam Bordner 3 ...... Baseball Myisha Hines-Allen 2 ...... Basketball Lilli Popovich 3 ...... Track/Field Deborah Ajagbe 1 ...... Track/Field Chris Petefish 4 ...... Golf Rachael Bradford-Feldman 2.....Swimming/Diving Bryan Hoeing 2 ...... Baseball Alison Price 4 ...... Soccer Laura Alcorn 1 ...... Rowing Daniel Pietsch 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Avery Braunecker 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Madison Hoover 3 ...... Lacrosse Nicole Pufahl 2 ...... Softball Halle Alitz 2 ...... Rowing Frank Pittman 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Connor Brazil 2 ...... Soccer Perie Howard 3 ...... Rowing Lauren Radenhausen 2 ...... Cross Country Chad Allen 3 ...... Football Joseph Portillo 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Zach Britton 1...... Baseball Rachel Howard 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Brooke Raglin 1 ...... Track/Field Connor Allen 1 ...... Baseball Brittany Powell 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Megan Brooks 4 ...... Track/Field William Howard 1 ...... Soccer Marigrace Ragsdale 4 ...... Field Hockey Isabella Altilio Bove 1 ...... Rowing Rebecca Prairie 2 ...... Softball Emily Bryan 2 ...... Track/Field Emily Howell 4 ...... Lacrosse Jacob Redding 1 ...... Basketball Morgan Asmussen 1 ...... Soccer Mary Prouty 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Christian Buckley 3 ...... Track/Field Tiffany Huber 2 ...... Tennis Danny Reynolds 3 ...... Soccer Michelle Atherley 1...... Track/Field Drew Puckett 2 ...... Softball Mallory Burnett 3 ...... Rowing Halee Hudson 3 ...... Track/Field Jonathan Reynolds 4 ...... Cross Country Pablo Aycart Joya 1 ...... Tennis Caio Pumputis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Gillian Burns 2 ...... Rowing Mariana Mayer Humberg 2 ...... Tennis Hannah Richardson 4 ...... Rowing Shaneese Bailey 1 ...... Basketball Michael Reilly 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Rebecca Busk 4 ...... Rowing Emma Ison 2 ...... Track/Field Sean Riley 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Endia Banks 1 ...... Basketball Marie Repasy 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Gretel Caballero 2...... Track/Field Alec Higdon-Burgess 1...... Track/Field Wilma Rivera 1 ...... Volleyball Jeb Bargfeldt 2 ...... Baseball Malachi Rice 1 ...... Basketball Adrien Cabon 2 ...... Soccer Maggie Jahns 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Brooklynn Rivers 1 ...... Soccer Frankie Bartow 1 ...... Baseball Paxton Rigby 2 ...... Baseball Zykiesis Cannon 1 ...... Football Lauren James 4...... Swimming/Diving G.G. Robinson 3 ...... Football Alyssa Basdavanos 4...... Volleyball Breanna Roper 1 ...... Softball Spencer Carl 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ori Jean-Charles 1 ...... Football Ariana Rodriguez 1 ...... Tennis Braxton Berrios 4 ...... Football Amy Ruiz 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Tara Carr 2 ...... Rowing Marcus Jegede 3 ...... Track/Field Piper Roe 2 ...... Volleyball Luca Bhalla 1 ...... Track/Field Jordyn Sak 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Arica Carter 2 ...... Basketball Liam Jenkins 1 ...... Baseball Mia Ross 4 ...... Cross Country Kolby Bird 3 ...... Volleyball Adonicas Sanders 1 ...... Football Olivia Cason 3 ...... Golf Anthony Johnson 1 ...... Football Nicolas Rouanet 2...... Tennis Alicia Blagg 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Mitchell Sanders 3...... CC/Track/Field Carsen Cassell 1...... Track/Field Austin Johnson 2 ...... Football Mollie Rouse 1 ...... Soccer Bridget Boland 2 ...... Rowing Josh Selembo 4 ...... Football Sophie Cattermole 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Trevor Johnson 2 ...... Golf Kaleb Rowe 4 ...... Track/Field Carolyn Brown 1...... Track/Field Tanner Shaw 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Tess Clark 4 ...... Volleyball Jazmine Jones 1 ...... Basketball Pat Rumoro 1 ...... Baseball Jamie Brunworth 3 ...... Soccer Julia Shuford 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Carlos Claverie 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Kam Jones 1 ...... Football Sarah Sabaluski 1 ...... Field Hockey Michael Burns Jr. 2 ...... Baseball Corrie Smith 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Cody Cochran 3 ...... Soccer Jenna Jordan 3 ...... Softball Santiago Salazar 3 ...... Tennis Thomas Burns 1 ...... Football Ben Smith 1 ...... Golf Coline Coessens 2 ...... Volleyball Haylee Judge 1 ...... Rowing Derek Sander 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Suleman Burrows 1 ...... Football Trey Smith 4 ...... Football Shelby Cohen 4...... Soccer Alina Jungklaus 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Molly Sauer 3...... Volleyball Andrew Cabezas 1 ...... Baseball Preston Smith 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Mallory Comerford 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Loretta Kakala 1 ...... Basketball Shayla Scanlan 1 ...... Lacrosse Anthony Callan 3 ...... Football Devin Smith 1 ...... Football Austin Conway 1 ...... Baseball Lauren Kelly 1 ...... Rowing Jennifer Schaaf 1 ...... Lacrosse Olivia Campbell 1 ...... Rowing Nahom Solomon 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Emily Corso 1...... Rowing Alina Kendzior 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Nathan Scheler 1 ...... Football Rebecca Camplin 1 ...... Rowing William Solomon 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Blanton Creque 3 ...... Football Riley Kerber 2 ...... Rowing Paige Schindler 1 ...... Softball Cesar Castillo 1 ...... Football Draven Sonnon 4 ...... Softball Abigail Davies 2 ...... Rowing Taylor Kerwin 1 ...... Soccer Riley Schindler 1 ...... Softball Nicholas Catchur 3 ...... Track/Field Simone Spencer 1 ...... Volleyball Bailey Davis 2 ...... Cross Country Mitchell Kessler 2 ...... Track/Field Rachael Schmetzer 4 ...... Rowing Dorothy Chan 1 ...... Rowing Cameron Stanford 1 ...... Softball Seth Dawkins 2 ...... Football Mason King 2 ...... Football Matthias Schmid 1 ...... Golf Carolyn Chaney 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Gabi Stavnetchei 3 ...... Volleyball Keegan de Lange 2 ...... Golf V.J. King 2 ...... Basketball Mia Schmidt-Jorgensen 1 ...... Tennis Bayleigh Chaviers 2 ...... Soccer Sydney Stavro 2...... Softball Maggie DeJong 4 ...... Volleyball Dayna Kinnaird 1 ...... Football Tate Schmitt 3 ...... Soccer Sophia Constantino 1 ...... Rowing Anthony Steets 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Chris DeMartino 1 ...... Soccer Madison Kiser 1 ...... Cross Country Meghan Schneider 1 ...... Field Hockey Laura Cornelius 3 ...... Basketball Charlotte Stephens 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Joe Delgado 1 ...... Track/Field John Kolb 2 ...... Track/Field Ashlyn Schoof 1...... Swimming/Diving Sara Culbertson 2 ...... Tennis Brad Stewart 2...... Football Jacob DeMercurio 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Albert Kosgei 1 ...... Cross Country Morgan Senogles 1 ...... Rowing Sharon Danquah 1 ...... Tennis Tyler Strafaci 1 ...... Golf Dwayne Depp 1 ...... Track/Field Gabrielle Kouzelos 2 ...... Soccer Sophie Schulz 4 ...... Rowing Carly Davey 2...... Volleyball Haley Stumvoll 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Reid Detmers 1 ...... Baseball Jordan Kraski 1 ...... Rowing Delaney Shah 2 ...... Golf William Davidson 1 ...... Football Tre Swilling 1 ...... Football Morgan Dewey 1 ...... Soccer Tim Kubel 4 ...... Soccer Brenna Shanahan 1 ...... Lacrosse Kiara Davis 1 ...... Rowing Quentin Talley 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kaela Dickerman 4 ...... Soccer Joey Kunkel 2...... Soccer Jillian Shive 1 ...... Field Hockey Jhavonte Dean 1 ...... Football Jamie Taylor 1 ...... Baseball Cherif Dieye 2 ...... Soccer Nadege L’Esperance 1...... Soccer Molly Skapik 4 ...... Golf Auggie Debiase 1 ...... Football Corson Teasley 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Kimberly Dil 2 ...... Rowing Jessica Laemmle 2 ...... Basketball Michaela Sliney 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Henri Delauze 1 ...... Track/Field Charlie Thomas 1 ...... Football Elizabeth Donahue 1 ...... Rowing Brandon Lancaster 2 ...... Tennis Megan Sloan 2 ...... Volleyball Anne Den Otter 3 ...... Track/Field Ryan Thomas 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jack Duane 1...... Football Justin Lavey 1 ...... Baseball Shay Smiddy 1 ...... Baseball Cameron Dobbs 1 ...... Volleyball Rachel Thorne 5 ...... CC/Track/Field Erik Dulik 2 ...... Golf Emily LeClair 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Asiah Smith 1 ...... Track/Field Hanna Droh 3 ...... Soccer Cameron Turley 1 ...... Baseball Bionca Dunham 1 ...... Basketball Isabella Leeker 2 ...... Field Hockey Damien Smith 1 ...... Football Nick Ducheine 1 ...... Football Shea Underwood 1 ...... Football Lucas Dunn 1 ...... Baseball Violette Legrand 1 ...... Rowing Maya Smith 1 ...... Tennis Dane Dunlap 3 ...... Tennis Jonathan Vater 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Asia Durr 1 ...... Basketball Gabriela Leon 1 ...... Track/Field T.J. Smith 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Tia Dupont 1 ...... Soccer Jaydra Von Behren 1...... Softball Lindsey Duvall 1 ...... Basketball Trey Leonard 1 ...... Baseball TreSean Smith 1 ...... Football Sara Duque 2 ...... Volleyball Luke Waddell 1...... Baseball Kali Eaken 3 ...... Volleyball Gracie Long 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Jake Snider 1 ...... Baseball Brittny Ellis 3 ...... Track/Field Lindsay Wallace 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Emina Ekic 1...... Soccer Carley Lowe 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Nikolaos Sofianidis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Daniel Epstein 1...... Baseball Davis Waln 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kristin Engle 1...... Golf Maddie Luette 3 ...... Rowing Jamie Soles 3 ...... Softball Daniel Ferguson-McAllister 1 ...... Track/Field Iris Wang 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Dana Evans 1 ...... Basketball Caroline Lynch 2 ...... Rowing Malik Staples 2 ...... Football Marshall Few 1 ...... Football Andreas Ward 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Morgan Everett 1 ...... Soccer Maria Macaluso 1 ...... Rowing Cameron Stephens 1 ...... Cross Country Kristina Fisher 2 ...... Soccer Leon Warnakulasuriya 1...... Swimming/Diving Paige Ezell 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Casey Madura 4...... Lacrosse Samantha Stoll 2 ...... Rowing Kristyna Frydlova 1 ...... Golf Quaide Weimerskirch 2...... Football Casey Fanz 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Hannah Magnuson 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Taylor Stone 3 ...... Field Hockey Silvia Fuentes Perez 4 ...... Tennis Josh White 1 ...... Football Molly Fears 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Aleksandra Mally 4...... Tennis Josh Stowers 3 ...... Baseball Andrew Garvey 3 ...... Track/Field Jeanine Williams 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Daniel Fecteau 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Devin Mann 1 ...... Baseball Kim Streetz 4 ...... Rowing Tyler Gauthier 2...... Football Colt Williamson 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sarah Feola 2 ...... Soccer Kassidy Manning 1 ...... Cross Country Leah Stump 4 ...... Rowing Catherine Gentil 1 ...... Track/Field Patrick Wiseman 4 ...... Baseball Caitlin Ferguson 2 ...... Softball Molly Marshall 1 ...... Lacrosse Jordan Susce 1 ...... Golf James George 3 ...... Track/Field Denise Woode 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Arianna Ferraro 2...... Soccer Rabon Martin 2 ...... Baseball Sena Suswam 3 ...... Tennis Justin Goldberg 4 ...... Football Abbey Yates 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Clement Filho 2 ...... Tennis Luke Massad 1 ...... Football Sydnie Swartwood 2...... Field Hockey Samantha Gonzalez 2 ...... Track/Field Christopher Yun 1...... Tennis Abbi Fitts 3 ...... Rowing Cameron Masterman 1...... Baseball Alison Szydlowski 3 ...... Softball Renate Grimstad, 2 ...... Golf Daniel Yun 3 ...... Tennis Tyler Fitzgerald 2 ...... Baseball PJ Mbanasor 1 ...... Football Tron Talton 1 ...... Track/Field Sean Grossman 3 ...... Track/Field Nicole Zaubi 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Daniel Fleace 2...... Cross Country Michael McAvene 2 ...... Baseball Mo Thiaw 1 ...... Soccer Rosemarie Haarman 1 ...... Golf Albert Zhi 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Bailey Florek 2 ...... Soccer Madelyn McClellan 2...... Cross Country Kenny Thomas 1 ...... Football Sean Hagert 3 ...... Track/Field Aaron Floyd 2 ...... Football Callie McGowan 4 ...... Rowing Linda Trockel 1 ...... Golf Kaitlin Hahn 1 ...... Rowing LOUISVILLE (364) Lucrezia Fossi 3 ...... Rowing Melanie McHenry 1 ...... Volleyball Harry Trotter 1 ...... Football Cooper Hammond 2 ...... Baseball Jacob Ables 1...... Football Eric Fox 2 ...... Track/Field Callie McKinney 2 ...... Soccer Jacqueline Twitty 3 ...... Golf Kathleen Hanson 1...... Rowing Caitlin Ahern 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Morgan Friesen 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ryan McMahon 2 ...... Basketball Natalie Uhl 2 ...... Track/Field Michael Harley 1 ...... Football 80 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL ACC HONOR ROLL

Keyanna Harris 1 ...... Basketball Chloe Tempest 1 ...... Rowing Hattie Doherty 1 ...... Rowing Evan Krause 1 ...... Soccer Frances Reuland 3 ...... Soccer Kai-Leon Herbert 1 ...... Football Haley Templeton 3 ...... Volleyball Morgan Donnelly 4 ...... Rowing Madelyn Krebs 4 ...... Rowing Alexander Rinaldi 1 ...... Wrestling Sylvia Hernandez 4 ...... Volleyball Phallon Tullis-Joyce 4 ...... Soccer Austin Dowler 1 ...... Football Gabrielle Labrozzi 2 ...... Rowing Christopher Ripberger 4 ...... Football Emese Hof 3 ...... Basketball Niccola Venezia 3 ...... Soccer Mackenzie Drake 1 ...... Rowing Morgan Lane 4 ...... Gymnastics Connor Ritchey 2 ...... Fencing Michael Holdship 1 ...... Track/Field Manon Viguier 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Megan Dray 1 ...... Softball Lindsey Lanier 1...... Cross Country Liz Roberts 2 ...... Basketball Mackenzie Holmgren 1 ...... Rowing Demetra Vlahos 1 ...... Rowing Robyn Dryer 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Susanna LaRochelle 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Mikayla Robinson 1 ...... Gymnastics Serena Hou 1 ...... Golf Erika Voyzey 1 ...... Track/Field Greg Duncan 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Clay Lautt 1 ...... Wrestling Sophia Rogers 1 ...... Rowing Jessica Hurley 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Simone Vreeland 1 ...... Track/Field Cierra Dunston 2 ...... Track/Field Madeline Lavin 1 ...... Rowing Aaron Rohlman 2...... Basketball Ebuka Izundu 1 ...... Basketball Shawn L Walker 1 ...... Football Meghan Dupay 2...... Swimming/Diving Jake Lawler 1 ...... Football Charles Roth 1 ...... Fencing Demetrius Jackson 2 ...... Football Alexandra Ware 3 ...... Rowing Megan DuVernois 1 ...... Field Hockey Taylor Leath 4 ...... Volleyball Caileigh Ryan 1 ...... Rowing Joe Jackson 1 ...... Football Dewayne Washington 2 ...... Football Anna Eaton 3 ...... Track/Field Brian Lee 2 ...... Fencing Mark Salas 1 ...... Soccer Maryam Jawid 1 ...... Track/Field Dewi Weber 3 ...... Golf Luke Elder 2 ...... Football Aiden Lefebvre 1 ...... Rowing Patrick Sasser 1 ...... Lacrosse Christina Jayaraj 1 ...... Rowing Tessa White Parsons 1 ...... Rowing Nathan Elliott 1 ...... Football Naomi Lerner 4 ...... Lacrosse Jessie Scarpa 1 ...... Soccer Jaquan Johnson 1...... Football Natalie White 1...... Soccer Will Eskew 2 ...... Track/Field Ashley Lim 1 ...... Rowing Jacob Schmidt 2 ...... Football Veronica Johnson 4...... Soccer Matthew Wiefels 2 ...... Track/Field Gino Esposito 1 ...... Wrestling Jackie Litynski 2 ...... Fencing Steven Schneider 1 ...... Lacrosse Emily Kean 1 ...... Rowing Lily Wittle 3 ...... Rowing Katharine Esterley 2 ...... Volleyball Rebecca Lobach 1 ...... Basketball Austin Sellers 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Abigail Kettle 1 ...... Track/Field Ainsly Wolfinbarger 3 ...... Soccer Leila Evans 3 ...... Field Hockey Maria Lohman 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kenny Selmon 2 ...... Track/Field Jacklyn Kleinsorgen 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Roxanne Yu 3...... Swimming/Diving Malin Evert 3 ...... Field Hockey Alexis Lynch 1 ...... Fencing Tyler Seminetta 2 ...... Lacrosse Sydney Knapp 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Charlsey Zyne 3 ...... Soccer Michael Facci 1 ...... Fencing Patrick Lyons 2 ...... Lacrosse Caleigh Sewell 2 ...... Rowing Kristina Knott 2 ...... Track/Field Elizabeth Farley 1 ...... Rowing Andi Mack 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Roshnee Sharma 2 ...... Golf Nathan Kuck 1 ...... Track/Field NORTH CAROLINA (391) Brendan Feehery 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Cam Macri 2 ...... Lacrosse Darryl Shaw 3 ...... Track/Field Andrea Kyriakidis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Valdas Abaliksta 1...... Swimming/Diving Lauren Ferner 1 ...... Rowing Ryan Macri 5 ...... Lacrosse Hunter Sheridan 2 ...... Football Emma Langlois 1 ...... Track/Field Micaela Abbatine 1 ...... Softball Carlexa Fevry 2 ...... Fencing Gabe Maia Lima 1 ...... Fencing Katelyn Shifflett 1 ...... Softball Wallace Layland 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Raul Aguilera 1 ...... Soccer Liz Finnessy 1 ...... Rowing Coleman Manchester 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Matthew Shlimak 4 ...... Fencing Trishelle Leacock 3 ...... Track/Field Prince Agyei 1 ...... Soccer Hannah Fisher 1 ...... Rowing Emma Marchese 1 ...... Gymnastics Meredith Sholder 1...... Field Hockey Christina Leander 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Marika Akkerman 1 ...... Tennis Katie Ford 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Corinne Martin 2 ...... Rowing Benjamin Sigouin 1 ...... Tennis Jordan Lewis 1...... Rowing Caroline Alcorta 4 ...... Cross Country Charlie Forecast 1 ...... Soccer Joshua Martin 2 ...... Golf Amanda Sin 2 ...... Rowing Jackie Lippincott 2 ...... Rowing Justin Anderson 2 ...... Lacrosse Preyer Fountain 3 ...... Golf Jared Martin 3 ...... Track/Field Thomas Singley 2 ...... Wrestling Sinead Lohan 3 ...... Tennis Eef Andriessen 2 ...... Field Hockey Emily Fox 1 ...... Soccer Ally Mastroianni 1 ...... Lacrosse Jack Skahan 2 ...... Soccer Madison Louk 1 ...... Soccer Jamie Antinori 2 ...... Gymnastics Mia Fradenburg 2 ...... Volleyball Kyle Mathie 2 ...... Lacrosse Emily Slabe 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Elias Lugo-Fagundo 1 ...... Football Miah Araba 1 ...... Soccer Francesca Fradianni 1 ...... Rowing Alexander Matthew 2 ...... Fencing Ashley Smith 2 ...... Cross Country Elizaveta Lukianova 2 ...... Volleyball Emma Astrike-Davis 4 ...... Cross Country Bailey Frederick 2 ...... Track/Field Luke Maye 3 ...... Basketball Charlotte Smith 1 ...... Fencing Chris Lykes 1...... Basketball Ara Atayan 1 ...... Lacrosse Andrew Fregenal 1 ...... Fencing Kathryn Mayo 1 ...... Cross Country Maddy Smith 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Taegan Lynch 4 ...... Rowing Dorian Bailey 3 ...... Soccer Taylor Fricano 2...... Volleyball William McBride 1 ...... Lacrosse Matthew Smith 1...... Wrestling Ana Madcur 3 ...... Tennis Maddy Baker 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Samantha Galina 4...... Fencing Joshua McClue 1 ...... Wrestling Olivia Smith 2 ...... Basketball Marcela Maric 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Sydney Baker 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Alexis Gannon 3...... Track/Field Marie McCool 3 ...... Lacrosse Eva Smolenaars 1...... Field Hockey Kayonne Markes 1 ...... Rowing Caroline Baldwin 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Matthew Garrelick 3 ...... Fencing Patrick McCormick 2 ...... Lacrosse Tailin Song 3 ...... Golf Lauren Markwith 2 ...... Soccer Connor Barringer 2 ...... Football Carl Geiger 2 ...... Cross Country James McEneaney 1 ...... Cross Country Mary-O Soule 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Diego Marquez 2 ...... Football Charlotte Bassett 1 ...... Cross Country Firoz George 1 ...... Fencing Matt McLaughlin 1 ...... Lacrosse Bentley Spain 2 ...... Football Kelsey Marshall 1 ...... Basketball Alex Bassil 3 ...... Lacrosse Emma Gilbert 3 ...... Rowing Katie McMahon 1...... Rowing Laura Sparling 1 ...... Soccer Madeline Martinez 2 ...... Rowing Brooke Bauer 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Cory Gilliland-Daniel 1 ...... Wrestling McKinley McNeill 2 ...... Track/Field Abby Staker 2 ...... Soccer Hannah Marwede 2 ...... Soccer Caitlin Beakes 4 ...... Rowing Emily Godwin 5 ...... Track/Field Jack Messenger 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sally Stanley 2 ...... Rowing Kyra Maryland 1 ...... Track/Field Katie Bell 2 ...... Rowing Morgan Goetz 3 ...... Field Hockey Lindsay Miller 1...... Rowing Emma Stroup 1 ...... Rowing Albert Maury 1 ...... Baseball Daniel Belovs 1 ...... Tennis Morgan Goff 1...... Soccer Nate Miller 1 ...... Lacrosse Emily Sullivan 2...... Basketball Malik Mayweather 2 ...... Football Ava Bergner 1...... Golf Zach Goins 3 ...... Football Walker Miller 1...... Basketball Cassie Sumfest 1 ...... Field Hockey Brooke McDermott 4 ...... Volleyball Jon Beyle 2 ...... Track/Field Cooper Graham 4 ...... Football Alex Milligan 2...... Cross Country Georgina Summers 1 ...... Fencing Claire McGinnis 2...... Swimming/Diving Tom Bilden 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Lauren Graham 1 ...... Gymnastics Alexander Mina 3...... Wrestling William Sweet 1...... Football Evan Mckendry 2 ...... Baseball Mandi Biondi 1 ...... Rowing Riley Graham 4 ...... Lacrosse Ellen Minaudo 2 ...... Rowing Bridget Tarnowski 2 ...... Rowing Michael Mediavilla-Sosa 1 ...... Baseball Chasen Blair 1 ...... Wrestling Nicole Greene 3 ...... Track/Field Samuel Miner 2...... Cross Country Samuel Tate 2...... Fencing Bar Milo 1 ...... Football Madison Boswell 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Ben Griffin 1 ...... Golf Elizabeth Mitchell 2 ...... Rowing Lydia Thompson 2...... Rowing Jane Moore 4 ...... Rowing Blaine Boyden 3 ...... Tennis Feline Guenther 1 ...... Field Hockey Brodie Modini 2...... Cross Country Matt Thornton 2 ...... Cross Country Sarah Mortensen 2...... Basketball Kate Boyer 3...... Swimming/Diving Kristin Hall 2 ...... Track/Field Ian Moini 1 ...... Cross Country Jamie Trabaudo 2 ...... Lacrosse Breon Mullings 1 ...... Track/Field Bryn Boylan 1...... Field Hockey Jack Halpert 3 ...... Lacrosse Julius Momkus 1 ...... Soccer Emma Trenchard 1 ...... Lacrosse James Murphy 1 ...... Football Meredith Bozentka 1 ...... Fencing Alex Halpin 2 ...... Field Hockey Jose Montano 2 ...... Golf Sofia Triana 2 ...... Rowing Alexandra Novo 1 ...... Rowing Isabel Bravo 1 ...... Fencing Anna Harmon 1 ...... Tennis Lauren Moody 3 ...... Cross Country Alex Trippi 1 ...... Lacrosse Lucia Pampana 3 ...... Volleyball Greg Brocato 2...... Swimming/Diving Caeli Harr 3 ...... Rowing Griffin Morehead 2 ...... Fencing Jonathan Trull 1 ...... Football Katrina Pardo 1 ...... Soccer Andrew Brooks 1 ...... Cross Country MaryKathryn Harrah 2 ...... Field Hockey Taylor Moreno 1 ...... Lacrosse Brandon Tubby 1 ...... Cross Country Michael Parrott 1...... Football Ashton Brown 2 ...... Rowing Ladd Harrison 2 ...... Tennis Jason Morgan 1 ...... Baseball Naomi Van Nes 1 ...... Basketball Katarzyna Pasternak 2 ...... Rowing Thomas Brown 3 ...... Football Riley Harrison 2 ...... Lacrosse Kate Morris 3 ...... Soccer Zoe Vaughan 1 ...... Rowing Dominika Paterova 1...... Tennis Nils Bruening 3 ...... Soccer Caroline Hauder 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Greer Moseman 2 ...... Volleyball Mason Veal 3 ...... Football Amuru Patterson 1...... Track/Field Megan Buckingham 4...... Soccer Elizabeth Haus 4 ...... Lacrosse Colin Munro 1 ...... Lacrosse Sarah Velarde 1 ...... Rowing Ariannie Pena-Aleman 1 ...... Rowing Bailey Burt 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Cole Haverty 3 ...... Lacrosse Michael Nathan 2 ...... Lacrosse Brynn Walker 2 ...... Golf Maria Perez Somarriba 2 ...... Tennis Michael Busch 2 ...... Baseball Catherine Hayden 2 ...... Field Hockey Laura Naylor 3 ...... Rowing Destinee Walker 2 ...... Basketball Michael Perez 2 ...... Baseball Hansen Butler 2 ...... Baseball Ela Hazar 3 ...... Lacrosse Madison Nettles 2 ...... Gymnastics Kevin Walker 3 ...... Lacrosse Glorianna Perrotte 2 ...... Rowing Brandon Cachon 1 ...... Track/Field Ian Head 3 ...... Fencing Bryana Nguyen 3 ...... Golf Natalie Ward 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Isabella Pesaresi 1 ...... Rowing Noah Cairns 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Charles Heck 2 ...... Football Anna Nordhorn 2 ...... Volleyball Graham Weaver 2...... Swimming/Diving Daria Pietropaolo 1 ...... Track/Field Bryanna Cameron 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kaitlynn Hedelund 4 ...... Gymnastics Parker Norman 1...... Rowing Lauren Weisel 4 ...... Gymnastics Brian Polendey 1...... Football Bug Carper 4 ...... Lacrosse Andrew Heise 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Caden O’Brien 1 ...... Baseball Neeva Wernsman Young 1 ...... Rowing Khaila Prather 2 ...... Basketball Logan Carroll 4 ...... Cross Country Alex Helms 1 ...... Lacrosse Mariana Ocano 2...... Golf Kelly Whaley 2 ...... Golf Gian Ragonesi 2 ...... Track/Field J.T. Casey 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jacob Henkels 2 ...... Fencing David October 4 ...... Soccer Maureen Whittelsey 1 ...... Rowing Grace Rapp 4 ...... Soccer Natalie Chandler 1 ...... Soccer Elise Hennessey 2 ...... Lacrosse Katherine Olinger 1 ...... Softball Kelly Williams 3 ...... Rowing Olivia Raymond 2 ...... Track/Field Alicia Chen 2 ...... Fencing Julia Herrington 1 ...... Field Hockey Zack Olofson 3 ...... Soccer Liam Williams 1 ...... Soccer Daniel Reyes 1 ...... Baseball Wei Chee Chen 2 ...... Fencing Kate Hickert 3 ...... Rowing Maddie Omeltchenko 3 ...... Rowing Bernard Witek 1...... Fencing Taylor Richard 2 ...... Rowing Charles Chow 1...... Fencing Margaret High 3 ...... Rowing Taylor Otto 1...... Soccer Mason Wittman 1 ...... Soccer Molly Rickles 2 ...... Track/Field Jewel Christian 2 ...... Track/Field Tyler Hill 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Chloe Ouellet-Pizer 3...... Tennis Catie Woodruff 2 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Rivero 1 ...... Baseball Leah Church 1 ...... Basketball Taylor Hockenberry 1...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Owsiany 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Maya Worth 3 ...... Soccer Katherine Robinson 3 ...... Rowing Luke Ciocca 2 ...... Soccer Katie Hoeg 2 ...... Lacrosse Nick Palmer 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Joshua Wright 1 ...... Football Daniella Roldan 1 ...... Tennis Mady Clahane 2 ...... Cross Country Samantha Hoelzer 3 ...... Rowing Qian Yi Pang 3...... Swimming/Diving Lotte Wubben-Moy 1 ...... Soccer Nicole Rotkovitz 1 ...... Rowing John Clark 4 ...... Wrestling Maddie Hoffer 2 ...... Lacrosse Sierra Parkinson 1 ...... Softball Cheni Xu 3...... Golf Anna Runia 3 ...... Track/Field Cannon Clough 2 ...... Soccer Ashley Hoffman 1 ...... Field Hockey Drew Pedersen 3 ...... Track/Field Caroline Young 2 ...... Rowing Peyton Russell 2 ...... Track/Field Collier Cobb 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Olivia Holmes 1 ...... Soccer Connor Peeples 2 ...... Cross Country Harrison Young 2 ...... Track/Field Cassidy Ryan 1 ...... Rowing Emma Cole 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Madeleine Hough 1...... Volleyball Philip Perdue 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Sara Zetterberg 2 ...... Rowing Maisie Sadler Baker 1 ...... Soccer Trevor Collins 2 ...... Football Abbey Hudspeth 2 ...... Rowing Sophia Perkins 2 ...... Rowing Selina Zhang 2 ...... Gymnastics Cristina Salinas Mark 1...... Rowing Paige Colpo 3 ...... Rowing Jordyn Huecker 1 ...... Softball Brooke Perrotta 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sylvia Zhu 1 ...... Fencing Julia Saltonstall 1 ...... Rowing Alex Comsia 3...... Soccer Joseph Ibrahim 2 ...... Track/Field Sydney Persing 3 ...... Fencing Sienna Zuco 1 ...... Rowing Carmen San Nicolas Martinez 1 .....Swimming/Diving Kyle Coniker 4 ...... Wrestling Brendan Illies 3 ...... Baseball Julianne Peters 2...... Rowing Danielle Savage 2...... Soccer Adelaide Cooke 3 ...... Rowing Brianna Isles 1 ...... Track/Field Luke Peterson 2 ...... Cross Country NC STATE (254) Tristan Schultheis 1 ...... Track/Field Alex Cooke 2...... Track/Field Casey Jacobs 1 ...... Volleyball Jack Pezzulla 1...... Lacrosse Jan Luca Ahillen 2 ...... Soccer Shelly Sclater 1 ...... Rowing Benjamin Cournoyer 3...... Wrestling Grant Jefferson 1 ...... Wrestling Brittany Pickett 2...... Softball Davion Allred 1 ...... Football Chandler Sensibaugh 1 ...... Swimming/Diving James Courtney 1...... Swimming/Diving Tolson Jeffrey 3 ...... Football Hannah Pieper 1 ...... Fencing Dylan Autenrieth 3 ...... Football Morgan Sherman 1 ...... Rowing Cody Crafford 1 ...... Football Dominic Jensen 3 ...... Soccer Kate Pierce 2...... Rowing Patrick Bailey 1 ...... Baseball Sadie Shireman 1 ...... Rowing Marissa Creatore 2 ...... Field Hockey Alvin Jiang 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Platek 1 ...... Basketball BreElle Bailey 1 ...... Volleyball Evan Shirreffs 3 ...... Football Devin Cregan 1...... Football Kathryn Johnson 4 ...... Rowing Carson Pledger 1 ...... Track/Field Vasiliki Baka 2 ...... Swimming Katherine Sickinger 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nicole Crutchfield 3 ...... Soccer Makenna Jones 2 ...... Tennis Nick Polino 2 ...... Football Kyle Bambard 3 ...... Football Virginia Sideleva 3 ...... Rowing Matt Cunningham 2 ...... Lacrosse Jocelyn Jones 1 ...... Basketball Katie Pondiscio 2 ...... Rowing Emerson Barnhill 3 ...... Swimming Alaina Skellett 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Amelia Cuomo 1 ...... Fencing Megan Joyner 1 ...... Soccer Hannah Pope 1 ...... Lacrosse Rachel Bartolomeo 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Hannah Sorensen 2 ...... Volleyball Olivia Curran 1 ...... Rowing Maggie Kane 4 ...... Tennis Anderson Pope 1 ...... Wrestling Jessica Berlin 1 ...... Soccer Joseph Sparber 1 ...... Baseball Jack Davidson 1 ...... Football Samantha Kane 1...... Rowing Emerson Porter 1 ...... Track/Field PJ Bernstein 2 ...... Wrestling Teddy Stavetski 3...... Football Elissa Dawson 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Robert Kelly 2 ...... Tennis Jordan Prysko 4 ...... Lacrosse Braxton Beverly 1 ...... Basketball Victoria Stewart 1...... Rowing Lily Dean 1...... Gymnastics Timmy Kelly 3 ...... Lacrosse Megan Ragusa 1 ...... Field Hockey Maxine Blackwood 2 ...... Soccer Lauren Stolz 1 ...... Track/Field Destiny Deberry 1 ...... Softball Joe Kenna 1 ...... Lacrosse Ethan Ramos 1 ...... Wrestling Simon Blotko 3 ...... Soccer Sydney Story 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Jamie DeCicco 3 ...... Gymnastics Jackie Kenny 1 ...... Rowing Blair Ramsey 2 ...... Cross Country Cailyn Boch 3 ...... Soccer Christopher Stowell 4 ...... Basketball Joseph DeFranco 2 ...... Football Elijah Kerr-Brown 1 ...... Wrestling Kiani Ramsey 1 ...... Softball Brady Bodine 2...... Football Olga Strantzali 3 ...... Volleyball Dimitrios Dimitriou 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Annie Kingman 4 ...... Soccer AJ Rechenmacher 2 ...... Wrestling Ella Bonner 3 ...... Soccer Julie Suarez 4...... Swimming/Diving Jack Dinges 1...... Football Taylor Koenen 1 ...... Basketball Brandon Reddick 2 ...... Track/Field Garrett Bradbury 4 ...... Football Dylan Sykes 1...... Track/Field Amanda Dionne 1 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Koenigsperger 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Zoe Redei 2 ...... Soccer James Bretscher 2 ...... Swimming Hunter Tackett 2 ...... Baseball Marisa DiVietro 2 ...... Lacrosse Kendra Koetter 1 ...... Volleyball Tasha Regan 2 ...... Cross Country Melissa Brooker 2...... Gymnastics Amy Taintor 3...... Track/Field Natisha Dixon 1 ...... Track/Field Jack Kozmetsky 1 ...... Lacrosse William Register 4...... Golf Brian Brown 3 ...... Baseball Isaiah Taylor 2 ...... Track/Field Blake Dodge 4 ...... Cross Country Madeline Kraft 1 ...... Cross Country Allie Reiter 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Will Brown 3 ...... Football 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL 81 ACC HONOR ROLL

Daniel Bullard 1 ...... Wrestling Samuel Krehnbrink 3 ...... Track/Field Megan Vaughn 3...... CC/Track/Field Caroline Doyle 3 ...... Lacrosse Reilly Kearney 4...... Rowing Courtney Caldwell 2 ...... Swimming Makenzie Kuchmaner 3 ...... Volleyball Andreas Vazaios 1...... Swimming Meghan Doyle 4 ...... Soccer Anna Sophia Keller 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Olivia Calegan 1 ...... Swimming Karina Lacey 2...... Soccer Kathleen Wadsworth 1 ...... Basketball Zachary Dreznin 1...... Baseball Diana Kelly 1 ...... Lacrosse Parker Campbell 3 ...... Swimming Nicholas Lacy 1 ...... Football Ricarda Walkling 2...... Soccer Taylor Driscoll 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Brendon Kempin 4 ...... Tennis Erika Cassell 1 ...... Basketball Olga Lapteva 2...... Swimming Sara Watson 1 ...... Gymnastics Stephanie Dubois 4 ...... Rowing Brent Kennedy 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Erin Chatman 2 ...... Volleyball AJ Leitten 1 ...... Wrestling Lauren White 2...... Track/Field Felicien Dumas 4 ...... Soccer Alex Kerschner 2 ...... Baseball Kyle Christ 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Kiara Leslie 1 ...... Basketball Nicole Wild 3...... Gymnastics Caroline Dunleavy 1 ...... Tennis Tyler Keslin 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jacqueline Clabeaux 1 ...... Swimming Morgan Lohan 1 ...... Tennis Aaron Wiltz 1 ...... Football Camryn Dyke 1...... Soccer Hazem Khazbak 2...... Fencing Dominique Clairmonte 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Christina (Siqing) Lu 2 ...... Golf Carson Wise 1 ...... Football Isabel Edgar 4 ...... Rowing Axel Kiefer 4 ...... Fencing Michelle Cobb 1 ...... Track/Field Alexandra Lupton 1 ...... Swimming Kama Woodall 1 ...... Softball Max Eisenmenger 1 ...... Hockey Kaitlin Klawunder 4 ...... Soccer AJ Cole 3...... Football Michael Macchiavello 2 ...... Wrestling Sydney Wootten 3 ...... Soccer Nathaniel Ekwueme 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Taylor Klawunder 4 ...... Soccer Alyssa Compton 3 ...... Softball Akela Maize 4 ...... Basketball Julia Zachgo 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Isabelle Elizondo 1 ...... Fencing Elyssa Kleiner 2 ...... Fencing Cole Cook 4 ...... Football Georgiy Malyshev 5 ...... Tennis Claire Zanti 2 ...... Rifle Spicer Emge 2 ...... Fencing Cole Kmet 1 ...... Baseball Cameron Cotter 1 ...... Baseball Nevada Mareno 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Isabel Zimmermann 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Katie Enrietto 1 ...... Lacrosse Stephanie Knight 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Nick Cournoyer 2 ...... Soccer Lucca Martins 2 ...... Swimming Jeffrey Farina 3 ...... Soccer Kelly Koehnen 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Katie Cox 1 ...... Gymnastics Lawson McArthur 2 ...... Baseball NOTRE DAME (434) Jeanne Farnan 4 ...... Rowing Keaton Komatz 1...... Lacrosse Quashawn Cunningham 1 ...... Track/Field Rozhina Mcclanahan 3 ...... Swimming Christian Aguilar 4 ...... Fencing Michael Fay 1 ...... Lacrosse Ryan Krutz 3 ...... Soccer Gabriele Cunningham 1 ...... Track/Field Malik McDonald 1 ...... Wrestling Benjamin Albin 3 ...... Golf John Felitto 2 ...... Golf Sydney Kuhn 4 ...... Volleyball Will Dabbs 2 ...... Football Mark McGlaughlin 1 ...... Swimming Emma Albrecht 3 ...... Golf Eric Feliz 1 ...... Baseball Claudia Kulmacz 4 ...... Fencing Peter Daniel 4...... Football Jack McIntyre 2 ...... Swimming Alessandra Aldave 1...... Lacrosse Steffen Felt 3 ...... Fencing Sean Kurdy 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Joshua Davis 3 ...... Track/Field Imari McLean 2 ...... Track/Field Andrew Alexander 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Hana Ferrero 1...... Rowing Logan Kusky 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jake Deangelo 4 ...... Wrestling Hope McQueen 1 ...... Soccer Davis Allen 1 ...... Lacrosse Brian Finn 2 ...... Soccer Michael Langdon 3 ...... Lacrosse John Devine 1 ...... Wrestling Sam Melikian 4 ...... Wrestling Sydney Anderson 2 ...... Lacrosse Toni Finnane 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Reilly Lanigan 2 ...... Swimming Kellen Devlin 1...... Wrestling Hailey Mesmer 2 ...... Gymnastics Aidan Antekeier 2 ...... Fencing Kelly Fischer 3 ...... Rowing Alexander Lebedev 2 ...... Tennis Mary Grace Doggett 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Nolan Mills 1 ...... Golf Michael Antipas 3...... Fencing Jonathan Fitzgerald 4 ...... Fencing Charlie Leonard 1 ...... Lacrosse Beau Donahue 2 ...... Wrestling Jacob Molacek 2 ...... Swimming John Arndorfer 1 ...... Baseball Reagan Fitzgerald 4 ...... Fencing Maryclare Leonard 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Ian Dowding 1 ...... Soccer Bianca Moldovan 3 ...... Tennis Ian Ashieris 3...... Soccer John Flannery 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Kyla Lewis 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Julius Duchscherer 3...... Soccer Airius Moore 2 ...... Football Mia Ayer 1 ...... Golf Monica Flores 4 ...... Soccer Brooke Littman 2 ...... Soccer Vinnie Durand 1 ...... Soccer Jessica Moore 2 ...... Softball Kristin Baer 3 ...... Volleyball Sabrina Flores 4 ...... Soccer Zoe Loh 3 ...... Fencing Caleb Duvernay 3 ...... Soccer Hannah Moore 3 ...... Swimming Luke Barrett 2...... Swimming Sydney Flynn 3 ...... Lacrosse Samantha Lynch 2...... Lacrosse Kaila Ealey 1 ...... Basketball Kathleen Moore 1 ...... Swimming Julia Barry 3 ...... Fencing Cassie Ford 2 ...... Lacrosse Mitchell MacDonald 1 ...... Soccer Zach Eisenberg 2 ...... Rifle Madeline Morello 1 ...... Swimming Allison Bartoszewicz 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Skylar Fore 1 ...... Swimming Finnula Mageras 2 ...... Fencing Stephen Elias 1 ...... Soccer Stephen Morrison 3 ...... Football Alexis Bazos 2 ...... Softball Sydney Foreman 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Claudia Magnussen 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Abdul-Rahman Elmorsi 1 ...... Soccer Lindsay Morrow 3 ...... Swimming Jack Beare 1 ...... Lacrosse Kevin Fox 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Cole Mallette 2 ...... Fencing Daniel Erlenmeyer 2 ...... Swimming Eli Moskowitz 2 ...... CC/Track/Field John Becker 1 ...... Swimming Matthew Fraizer 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Dylan Malmquist 3 ...... Hockey Kasey Ezzell Nelson 1 ...... Gymnastics Taylor Murphy 4 ...... Gymnastics Andrew Belcik 1 ...... Baseball Emily Franz 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Samantha Manfreda 1 ...... Rowing Sean Fausz 1 ...... Wrestling Aubrey Myjer 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Kari Bellville 1 ...... Golf Brendan Fraser 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Richard Mannix 4 ...... Swimming Dalton Feeney 1 ...... Baseball Bethany Neeley 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Nicole Benz 1...... Basketball Kaitlin Frei 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Tala Mansouri 2 ...... Rowing Caitlyn Fillard 3 ...... Gymnastics Chelsea Nelson 1 ...... Basketball Ellen Berdusco 3 ...... Swimming Dylan French 1 ...... Fencing Michael Marchese 3 ...... Lacrosse Summer Finke 1 ...... Swimming David Norris 1 ...... Soccer Kate Beriont 4 ...... Softball Samantha Fry 3 ...... Volleyball Joseph Marino 1 ...... Fencing Ryan Finley 2 ...... Football Joe O’Donnell 4 ...... Baseball Patrick Berneski 3 ...... Soccer Daniel Fujan 3 ...... Swimming Kathryn Marino 2 ...... Softball Olivia Fisher 1...... Swimming Matthew O’Donnell 2 ...... Swimming Cecilia Biagini 2 ...... Lacrosse Madeline Gallagher 4 ...... Fencing Jessi Masinko 1 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Forndal 1 ...... Swimming Steven Oakley 3 ...... Baseball Matthew Birzer 3...... CC/Track/Field Matt Gamble 1 ...... Tennis Nicole Massimino 2 ...... Lacrosse Stephen Franken 3 ...... Golf Michael Ogden 3 ...... Tennis Matthew Blommer 2 ...... Lacrosse Peter Gayhardt 2 ...... Lacrosse Lauren Matchett 3...... Rowing Ryen Frazier 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Cecily Overbey 4 ...... Golf Allison Bojczuk 1 ...... Tennis Martinas Geben 2 ...... Basketball Erin McBride 2...... Lacrosse Wesley Frazier 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Tiana Patillo 3 ...... Track/Field Joseph Boyle 1 ...... Baseball Sarah Genz 1 ...... Softball Megan McCashland 4 ...... Soccer Kaylee Frazier 1 ...... Volleyball Shannon Patterson 3 ...... Track/Field Lexi Brandt 4 ...... Rowing Bridget Geyer 3 ...... Rowing Matthew McCormick 1 ...... Tennis Al Freeman 1...... Basketball Easton Paxton 1...... Golf Bo Brauer 1 ...... Hockey Sam Giacolone 3 ...... Lacrosse Madison McCracken 3 ...... Softball Gianna Frontera 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Derya Pekari 4 ...... Rifle Grayson Broadus 1 ...... Tennis Elizabeth Gilbert 3 ...... Rowing Patrick McDonald 2 ...... Baseball Tyler Gabarra 2 ...... Soccer Ky-Lee Perry 1...... Swimming Brooke Broda 4 ...... Tennis Eric Gilgenbach 3 ...... Baseball Aiden McFadden 1 ...... Soccer Alexis Galarneau 1 ...... Tennis Lauren Phillips 3 ...... Rifle Cailey Brogan 2...... Rowing Brendan Gleason 3 ...... Lacrosse Rosemary McGovern 1 ...... Rowing Chandley Garner 1...... Softball Paris Phillips 3 ...... Gymnastics Caitlyn Brooks 2 ...... Softball Clay Goldman 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Genevieve McGowan 4 ...... Soccer Christopher Garrick 3 ...... Track/Field Johnny Piedmonte 4...... Baseball Cameron Brown 2 ...... Baseball Nicole Gorman 2 ...... Fencing Sherri McIntee 4 ...... Swimming Grace Gaudin 1 ...... Track/Field Annie Pierce 1...... CC/Track/Field Savannah Buchanan 2 ...... Lacrosse Paul Gota 1 ...... Tennis Lauren McKee 4 ...... Rowing Gavin Gaynor 1 ...... CC/Track/Field David Pierson 2 ...... Football Cal Burke 2 ...... Hockey Matthew Gregory 4 ...... Basketball Sadler McKeen 1 ...... Swimming Harrison Gee 2 ...... Football Josh Pike 1 ...... Baseball Rory Burke 3 ...... Fencing Nathan Griffin 3 ...... Tennis Keagan McLaughlin 1 ...... Soccer Mackenzie Glover 2 ...... Swimming Julia Poole 1 ...... Swimming Maureen Butler 2 ...... Basketball Brian Griffith 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Megan McLaughlin 2 ...... Soccer Nailah Gordon 2 ...... Volleyball Rebecca Porter 3 ...... Volleyball Kelly Byrne 3 ...... Volleyball Jordan Gross 1 ...... Hockey Evelyn McManus 3 ...... Rowing Daniel Graber 3 ...... Swimming Naomi Powell 1 ...... Soccer Guillermo Cabrera 2...... Tennis Jennifer Groth 2...... Rowing Thomas McNamara 1 ...... Lacrosse Noah Graham 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Tori Prati 1 ...... Gymnastics Sydney Cardozo 4 ...... Lacrosse Cailey Grunhard 1 ...... Swimming Christopher Meng 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Drew Grantham 2 ...... Gymnastics Macauley Prickett 1 ...... Softball Madison Carr 2 ...... Lacrosse Grace Gulyas 1 ...... Rowing Kaci Messier 1 ...... Lacrosse Rebekah Greengrass 1 ...... CC/Track/Field William Pruden 1 ...... Track/Field Bailey Cartwright 1 ...... Soccer Halena Hadi 1 ...... Rowing Townsend Meyer 1 ...... Soccer Logan Griffin 1 ...... Soccer Jackson Quiggle 1 ...... Football Jennifer Casadonte 3 ...... Lacrosse Molly Hagan 1 ...... Lacrosse Laura Migliore 3 ...... Rowing Lulu Guttenberger 1 ...... Soccer Cyrus Rad 1 ...... Soccer Jack Casey 2 ...... Soccer John Hallenbeck 1...... Lacrosse Nicholas Milikich 2 ...... Swimming Elise Haan 1 ...... Swimming Ju’michael Ramos 1 ...... Football McKenna Caskey 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Madeleine Hamilton 2 ...... Golf Allison Miller 4 ...... Tennis Janay Hall 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Kia Rankin 2 ...... Soccer Daniel Cassidy 1 ...... Lacrosse Nicholas Hanahan 4 ...... Fencing Jared Miller 4 ...... Baseball Nicky Hall 2 ...... Wrestling Justin Ress 2 ...... Swimming Paul Cepak 4 ...... Fencing Kirk Hansen 4...... CC/Track/Field Payton Miller 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Brian Hamann 1 ...... Wrestling Nick Retzlaff 4 ...... Soccer Edward Cheatham 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Daniel Hardimann 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Morrison Mirer 2 ...... Lacrosse Emily Harris 4 ...... Volleyball Bailey Revels 3 ...... Swimming Zachary Cheng 2 ...... Fencing Jessica Harris 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Peter Monahan 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Monika Hartl 1 ...... Golf Mason Revis 3 ...... Swimming Richard Ciamarra 1 ...... Tennis Kelly Hart 3 ...... CC/Track/Field John Montesi 1 ...... Swimming Ryan Held 1 ...... Swimming Harrison Rhoades 1 ...... Golf Garrett Clarke 1 ...... Swimming Tara Hassett 3 ...... Fencing Connor Morin 3 ...... Lacrosse Elly Henes 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Tyler Rice 2 ...... Swimming Katherine Clarke 1 ...... Fencing Rachel Heard 3 ...... Soccer Margaret Morningstar 2...... Volleyball Frances Henshall 2 ...... Soccer Grant Rivers 4 ...... Track/Field Madeline Coady 2 ...... Rowing Abigail Heck 3 ...... Golf Christopher Morris 1 ...... Hockey Hayden Hidlay 1 ...... Wrestling Robbie Rizzolino 3 ...... Wrestling Molly Cobb 2 ...... Lacrosse Anne Heffernan 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Killian Mountford 1 ...... Rowing Ashley Ho 1 ...... Track/Field Rydeiah Rogers 1 ...... Basketball Carson Cochran 1 ...... Lacrosse Madison Heide 2 ...... Softball Blake Murphy 1 ...... Fencing William Hoffmann 1 ...... Track/Field Anna Rogers 1 ...... Tennis Arden Cohen 1 ...... Lacrosse Lauren Heller 2 ...... Swimming Kathleen Murphy 1 ...... Rowing Deonte’ Holden 3 ...... Football Sirena Rowe 1...... Swimming Kaitlin Cole 1 ...... Basketball Matt Hellickson 1 ...... Hockey Samantha Murray 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Justin Hood 3 ...... Golf Brooke Rubendall 2 ...... Swimming Ryan Cole 1 ...... Baseball Chloe Hemm 1 ...... Rowing Peter Myers 3 ...... Swimming Jessica Horomanski 2 ...... Swimming Alyssa Rudawsky 5 ...... CC/Track/Field Shane Combs 3 ...... Baseball Shannon Hendricks 3...... Soccer Spencer Myers 1 ...... Baseball Harli Hubbard 3 ...... Softball Sam Russ 1 ...... Softball Kevin Conners 3 ...... Golf Caroline Hills 2 ...... Rowing Bobby Nardella 2 ...... Hockey Danika Huizinga 1 ...... Swimming Christian Salzer 1 ...... Golf Cameron Corse 1 ...... Tennis Alexis Holloway 1 ...... Softball Liam Nelligan 1 ...... Basketball Sam Hunt 1 ...... Basketball Christoph Schneuwly 1 ...... Soccer Bryan Costabile 2 ...... Lacrosse Soren Holm 3 ...... Swimming Alexandra Nicholas 4...... Soccer Anton Ipsen 4 ...... Swimming Joe Schrader 1 ...... Tennis Emily Cottrill 1 ...... Volleyball Caroline Holt 1 ...... Volleyball Ann Marie Niro 3 ...... Soccer Mackenzie Itcush 3 ...... Gymnastics Kristina Schuster 2 ...... Soccer Joseph Coumos 4 ...... Swimming Hunter Holton 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jamie Norville 2 ...... Fencing Kevin Jack 1 ...... Wrestling Patrik Schwarzenbach 3 ...... Swimming Hugh Crance 3...... Lacrosse Madeline Howe 1...... Lacrosse Luke Novak 2 ...... Hockey Kendra Jacobs 1 ...... Rifle Joseph Sculthorpe 2 ...... Football Pierce Crawford 1 ...... Hockey Christopher Hubbard 1 ...... Soccer Yared Nuguse 1...... CC/Track/Field Anna Jahns 2 ...... Swimming Collin Shick 1 ...... Tennis Anne Crea 4 ...... Swimming Molly Hudson 2 ...... Fencing Zoe Nunez 1...... Volleyball Harley James 1 ...... Soccer James Smith-Williams 2 ...... Football Paige Crowley 4...... Soccer Madysen Hunter 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Rebecca Nunge 3 ...... Volleyball JT Jarrett 1 ...... Baseball Tristan Smith 1 ...... Tennis William Cumberland 1 ...... Swimming Alexander Hurdle 4 ...... Lacrosse Regina O’Brien 2...... Fencing Jacob Johnson 1 ...... Swimming Tea Smith 1 ...... Soccer Rachel DaDamio 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Eva Hurm 1 ...... Soccer Kate O’Connor 1 ...... Soccer Mikhail Johnson 1 ...... Soccer Luke Sobolewski 1 ...... Swimming Cole Daily 1 ...... Baseball Kyle Hyland 2 ...... Lacrosse Meaghan O’Donnell 3 ...... Swimming Tyler Johnson 2 ...... Wrestling Teni Sopitan 3 ...... Volleyball Alexis Daugherty 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Kassadee Ifft 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Andrew Oglevie 3 ...... Hockey Kayla Jones 1 ...... Basketball Stewart Spanbauer 3...... Swimming Andrew Dawson 4 ...... Tennis Mattie Interian 1 ...... Soccer Mitchell Olinger 3 ...... Lacrosse Kassie Kasper 3 ...... Volleyball Clayton Sparks 3 ...... Soccer Kyle Dedrick 4 ...... Soccer Erin Isola 2 ...... Swimming Monroe Olsen 1 ...... Volleyball Kaitlyn Kearney 4 ...... Volleyball Claire Spina 3 ...... Rifle Sean Dedrick 3 ...... Soccer Wheaton Jackoboice 1 ...... Lacrosse Patrick O’Mara 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Erika Kemp 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Austin Staley 1 ...... Baseball Bridget Deehan 1 ...... Lacrosse Natalie Jacobs 1 ...... Soccer Nikki Ortega 3 ...... Lacrosse Jessica Kemp 2 ...... Volleyball Jacqueline Stengel 3 ...... Soccer Ryann DeJarld 3 ...... Volleyball Olivia Jacobsen 1 ...... Lacrosse Erin Ospeck 1 ...... Soccer Casey Kendall 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Tayla Stenta 4 ...... Tennis Miguel Delgado 3 ...... Golf Alexander Jamieson 1 ...... Golf Treasa O’Tighearnaigh 4 ...... Rowing Lauren Kent 1 ...... Gymnastics Dakota Stephens 3 ...... Soccer Isabella Delgado-Castillo 2 ...... Rowing Benjamin Jany 4 ...... Swimming Aresenii Panteleev 2 ...... Fencing Hannah Keogh 2 ...... Soccer Hannah Stokes 3 ...... Track/Field Stefani Deschner 1 ...... Fencing Genevieve Johanni 3 ...... Rowing Mariah Parsons 1 ...... Rowing Gil Kiesler 1 ...... Swimming Hennessey Stuart 3 ...... Swimming Claire DeSelm 2 ...... Swimming Jacob Johnson 4 ...... Baseball Danielle Patterson 1 ...... Basketball Tziarra King 2 ...... Soccer Quinlan Stuart 3 ...... Swimming Gabrielle Diederich 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Katharine Johnson 1 ...... Rowing Makenna Pearsall 3 ...... Lacrosse Brett Kinneman 3 ...... Baseball Bradley Sweeney 1 ...... Soccer Isabella DiLisio 3 ...... Golf Natalie Johnson 4 ...... Volleyball Andrew Peeke 2 ...... Hockey Madeline Kline 2 ...... Swimming Maggie Tamburro 3 ...... Gymnastics Natalie Disher 1 ...... Fencing Parker Jones 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Alexa Pelletier 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Chelsea Knight 3 ...... Gymnastics Nicole Teague 2 ...... Track/Field Elizabeth Doherty 1 ...... Lacrosse Alexander Ju 1 ...... Fencing Olivia Perham 4 ...... Rowing Eric Knowles 1 ...... Swimming Aaron Thomas 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Abigail Dolan 2 ...... Swimming Cameron Junker 2 ...... Baseball Rex Pflueger 3 ...... Basketball Sarah Konchan 3 ...... Volleyball Alec Thomas 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Erin Dolan 3 ...... Rowing Carolyn Kammeyer 2 ...... Swimming Mary Grace Phelan 1 ...... Rowing Rachel Koon 2...... CC/Track/Field Robert Turzak 1 ...... Tennis William Dolan 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Jacob Kanak 2 ...... Lacrosse Molly Pierce 3...... Rowing Leon Krapf 1 ...... Soccer Michaella Van Maanen 2 ...... Soccer Kelly Donnelly 2 ...... Lacrosse Paige Kaplan 3 ...... Swimming Analisa Pines 1...... Rowing 82 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL ACC HONOR ROLL

Maddie Plumlee 4 ...... Volleyball Katherine Wiedenhoft 3 ...... Rowing Mike Herndon 2 ...... Football Meme Sharp 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Mia Dibello 2 ...... Lacrosse Nick Podkul 1...... Baseball Anthony Williams 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Erin Hershman 4 ...... Softball Sam Shields 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Riley Didier 2 ...... Softball Natalie Pratt 1 ...... Rowing Jenna Winebrenner 1 ...... Soccer Josh Higgins 1...... Track/Field Brianna Shingary 2 ...... Soccer Jessica DiGirolamo 1 ...... Ice Hockey Hannah Proctor 3 ...... Lacrosse Rachel Wittmer 1 ...... Swimming Alli Higgs 2 ...... Soccer Todd Sibley Jr. 1 ...... Football Nicholas Dipietro 1 ...... Lacrosse Kevin Pulliam 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Robert Wong 1 ...... Fencing Mauriq Hill 1 ...... Soccer Greg Sizemore 1 ...... Football Drina Domic 3 ...... Soccer Carly Quast 1 ...... Swimming Lauren Woodard 2 ...... Volleyball Natalie Hilton 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Ryan Sliwoski 1...... Football Kaitlin Donovan 1 ...... Soccer Evan Radomski 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Michael Wynne 3 ...... Lacrosse Maddie Hobbs 2 ...... Soccer Nate Sloan 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Tucker Dordevic 1...... Lacrosse Julia Randall 2 ...... Rowing Jemma Yeadon 2 ...... Volleyball Shan Hochkeppel 1...... Swimming/Diving Zach Smith 3...... Basketball Alexis Dorner 3 ...... Rowing Daniel Rayl 3 ...... Tennis Dariya Yefremenko 1 ...... Fencing Emily Horner 2 ...... Volleyball Luke Smutny 1...... Swimming/Diving Hannah Dossett 3 ...... Softball Morgan Reed 2 ...... Softball William Young 4...... Lacrosse Gabe Houy 1...... Football Alexis Solak 3 ...... Softball Alexander Douglas 3 ...... Crew Anja Renkes 2 ...... Rowing Zachary Zajdal 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Cheyenne Hudson 2 ...... Soccer Charli Spivey 3 ...... Gymnastics Baylee Douglass 2 ...... Softball Katherine Rentz 2...... Swimming Samantha Zepponi 2 ...... Soccer Oluwaseun Idowu 1 ...... Football Anthony Starzynski 1...... Basketball Miranda Drummond 2 ...... Basketball Sofia Revilak 3 ...... Swimming Vincent Zona 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Peace Ilegomah 1 ...... Basketball Sullena Staton 3 ...... Track/Field Casey Duff 2 ...... Lacrosse Rachel Rhodes 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Taylor Zwickl 3 ...... Volleyball Laila Ismail 2 ...... Track/Field Parker Stewart 1 ...... Basketball Eric Dungey 3 ...... Football Rex Riley 1 ...... Swimming Sam Jenkins 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Chad Stout 1 ...... Soccer Justin Earle 1 ...... Soccer Luke Ripley 2 ...... Hockey PITT (245) Krista Jones 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Tre Tipton 2...... Football Lindsay Eastwood 3 ...... Ice Hockey Marie-Anne Roche 3 ...... Fencing Kamalani Akeo 3 ...... Volleyball Grant Jones 2 ...... Track/Field Tim Townsend 1 ...... Soccer Santita Ebangwese 3 ...... Volleyball Kurt Roemer 2...... Soccer Sydney Alderman 3 ...... Track/Field Meghan Joram 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Megan Tripp 2 ...... Gymnastics Cristian Edwards 1 ...... Lacrosse Simon Roennecke 1 ...... Soccer Deslin Alexandre 1 ...... Football Cara Judkins 1...... Basketball Ian Troost 1 ...... Football Justin Ellis 1 ...... Football Jack Rohan 1 ...... Fencing Alec Anselmo 2 ...... Soccer Raj Kahlon 3 ...... Soccer Carson Van Lynn 1 ...... Football Alexander Engel 1 ...... Crew Anna Rohrer 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Rafael Araujo-Lopes 3 ...... Football Vildan Kardesler 1 ...... Soccer Bel Van Noorden 2 ...... Soccer Grace Fahey 1 ...... Lacrosse Madison Ronzone 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Craig Bair 4 ...... Soccer Erin Keelan 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Michael Vardzel 2 ...... Football Ray Featherston 1 ...... Basketball Paul Rothrock 1 ...... Soccer Riley Barth 1 ...... Wrestling Amy Kelly 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Juliana Vazquez 3 ...... Soccer Ky Feldman 3 ...... Basketball Tyler Ruhl 4 ...... Lacrosse Claudia Bartolome 1 ...... Tennis Edward Kizza 1...... Soccer Melanie Vlasic 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Samantha Fernandez 3 ...... Softball Jack Russell 1 ...... Swimming Morgan Batesole 1 ...... Softball Jovana Knezevic 2 ...... Tennis Jessie Wallace 3 ...... Track/Field Declan Fishback 2 ...... Crew Francesca Russo 2 ...... Fencing Clare Beahn 1...... Soccer Brittany Knight 2 ...... Softball Cassidy Walsh 3 ...... Basketball Raven Fox 1 ...... Basketball Mary Ryan 1 ...... Rowing Nicole Bell 1 ...... Track/Field Sarah Krause 3 ...... Soccer Trevor Walsh 1 ...... Soccer Austin Fusco 2 ...... Lacrosse Morgan Ryan 1 ...... Softball Mariah Bell 4 ...... Volleyball Sophie Lane 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Kalista Walters 3 ...... Basketball Taylor Gait 5 ...... Lacrosse Nicholas Sanford 1 ...... Hockey Alexis Bengel 1 ...... Soccer Aaron Lauer 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Jester Weah 1 ...... Football Dana Gardner 1 ...... Volleyball Kyra Sarazen 3...... Swimming LJ Bentley 2 ...... Wrestling Taylor Laymon 4 ...... Gymnastics Rashad Weaver 1 ...... Football Philo Germano 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Lauren Saunee 4 ...... Rowing Mark Bernsdorff 2 ...... Football Stephanie Lednak 3...... CC/Track/Field Anja Weiler 2...... CC/Track/Field David Gilstrap 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Christine Schindele Murayama 2 ...... Rowing Garrett Bickhart 1 ...... Football Alexis Leech 1 ...... Track/Field Jake Wentzel 2 ...... Wrestling Michael Glaude Jr. 4 ...... Crew Matthew Schmidt 1...... Lacrosse Matt Bischoff 4...... Soccer Cody Lenart 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Cortnee Williams 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Lauren Gray 1 ...... Lacrosse Laura Schoonmaker 1...... Rowing Sophie Bochenek 1 ...... Gymnastics Kylee Levers 2 ...... Volleyball Stephanie Williams 3 ...... Volleyball Cameron Grimm 1 ...... Crew Elizabeth Schreiber 3 ...... Rowing Nino Bonaccorsi 1 ...... Wrestling Hunter Levesque 1 ...... Softball Ryan Winslow 5...... Football Stephanie Grossi 4 ...... Ice Hockey Aaron Schultz 2 ...... Swimming Alex Bookser 2 ...... Football Emily Loeffelholz 3...... CC/Track/Field Quintin Wirginis 3 ...... Football Shaq Grosvenor 1...... Football Ryan Schweizer 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Nate Bossory 3 ...... Football Brian Lovasik 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nick Wolk 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jack Guida 1 ...... Football John Sexton 4 ...... Lacrosse Monty Boykins 1 ...... Basketball Juelle Love 1 ...... Soccer Shawn Wood 1 ...... Football Christine Habjan 3 ...... Rowing Jonah Shainberg 4 ...... Fencing Kauai Bradley 2...... Basketball Ryan Luther 4 ...... Basketball Jason Young 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Aaron Hackett 1 ...... Football Evangeline Shannon 1...... Tennis Madison Brannon 4 ...... Cross Country Kathleen Lynch 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Tanner Zagarino 1 ...... Wrestling Jonathan Hagman 3 ...... Soccer Jordan Shead 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Haley Brechwald 1 ...... Gymnastics Cole MacLaren 1 ...... Baseball Nick Zanetta 5 ...... Wrestling Stephanie Harris 2 ...... Field Hockey Erin Sheehan 2 ...... Swimming Lucy Brett 3...... Gymnastics Thomas MacVittie 2...... Football Makenzie Zeh 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Emily Hawryschuk 2...... Lacrosse Steven Shek 3 ...... Swimming Rachel Brown 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Frank Maldonado 4 ...... Baseball Giorgiana Zeremenko 2 ...... Softball Jessica Heese 2 ...... Softball Hayden Siegfried 2 ...... Tennis Max Browne 1 ...... Football Hanna Markewycz 2 ...... Volleyball Dina Hegab 2 ...... Tennis Jacob Singer 2 ...... Baseball Zach Bruce 3 ...... Wrestling Nika Markovic 1 ...... Volleyball SYRACUSE (256) Patrick Herlihy 1 ...... Basketball Amanda Sirico 2 ...... Fencing Ally Brunton 1...... CC/Track/Field William Marshall 4 ...... Soccer Morgan Alexander 3 ...... Lacrosse Logan Hicks 1 ...... Ice Hockey Nicholas Sloan 2 ...... Fencing Aysia Bugg 3 ...... Basketball Whitney Martin 1 ...... Track/Field Georgia Allen 1 ...... Soccer Ryley Higgins 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Johnathan Small 2 ...... Tennis Hannah Bumgarner 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Joe Mascaro 1 ...... Basketball Emily Amell 1 ...... Lacrosse Victoria Hill 2...... Soccer Carrie Smith 1 ...... Rowing Emily Burd 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Kellen McAlone 3 ...... Football Jakob Anderson 1 ...... Crew Hendrik Hilpert 3 ...... Soccer Christopher Smith 1...... Swimming Andrew Burroughs 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jess McCoppin 1 ...... Soccer Emily Andolfatto 3 ...... Rowing Joshua Hockenberry 2 ...... Crew Mary Kathryn Smith 2 ...... Swimming Billy Caldwell 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Katelyn McEachern 1...... Soccer Iliass Aouani 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Florine Hogendorn 1 ...... Field Hockey Nicole Smith 4 ...... Swimming Ellis Cannon 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Monica McNeil 1...... Track/Field Chevis Armstead 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Morgan Hollenback 1 ...... Lacrosse Alison Snakard 4 ...... Golf Marcus Carr 1...... Basketball Jim Medure 3 ...... Football Clay Austin 1 ...... Football Bryce Holmgren 1 ...... Softball Allegra Sodi 2 ...... Rowing Grant Carrigan 1 ...... Football Shahar Menahem 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Brooke Avery 1 ...... Ice Hockey Kate Hostage 1 ...... Soccer Conor Somers 2 ...... Tennis Kam Carter 1...... Football Taylor Middleton 2 ...... Track/Field Shannon Aviza 1 ...... Soccer Kenneth Hubbard 2 ...... Crew Carter Sorenson 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Jordan Ceccarini 1 ...... Gymnastics Katy Miller 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Amanda Bäckebo 1...... Ice Hockey Hailey Hudson 2 ...... Rowing Daniel Speers 3 ...... Swimming Jake Cherry 1 ...... Wrestling Jonathan Milligan 1 ...... Basketball Carolin Bader 2 ...... Soccer Olivia Humphrey 3 ...... Rowing Zoe Spence 2 ...... Tennis Kirk Christodoulou 1...... Football Ashley Moreira 4 ...... Soccer Adnan Bakalovic 1 ...... Soccer Laura Hurff 4 ...... Field Hockey Matthew Steeves 1 ...... Hockey Kailyn Clancy 3 ...... Track/Field Jimmy Morrissey 2 ...... Football Mackenzie Baker 1 ...... Lacrosse Steve Ishmael 3 ...... Football John Stefan 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Lisa Coe 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Jackson Morton 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Matthew Barni 3 ...... Crew Ashley Johnson 3 ...... Rowing Grace Steffens 2 ...... Lacrosse Krista Collins 3 ...... Gymnastics Tom Moxham 1 ...... Soccer Gregory Bauerfeld 3 ...... Crew Kingsley Jonathan 1 ...... Football Samantha Steigerwald 2 ...... Swimming Catie Conrad 1 ...... Gymnastics Alex Murray 3 ...... Wrestling Braedon Bayer 2 ...... Basketball Carl Jones 2 ...... Football Thomas Steve 4 ...... Golf Noah Cook 1 ...... Track/Field Chi Ndee 1 ...... Volleyball Colin Bennie 5 ...... CC/Track/Field Haley Jones 4 ...... Rowing David Stewart 3 ...... Swimming Lauren Corbitt 2 ...... Track/Field Kyla Nelson 1 ...... Basketball Jennifer Bleakney 3 ...... Field Hockey Kayli Jones 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Emily Stinebaugh 2 ...... Rowing Nina Crawford 2 ...... Track/Field Kyle Nunn 1 ...... Football Tyson Bomberry 3 ...... Lacrosse Matt Keller 4 ...... Football Nicholas Stinn 3 ...... Lacrosse Bryce Cregan 2 ...... Soccer Tommy O’Brien 1 ...... Wrestling Aliah Bowllan 1 ...... Volleyball Bridget Kelly 2 ...... Rowing Lindsay Stone 1 ...... Swimming Sebastian Curtin 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Erin O’Connell 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Annie Bozzo 3 ...... Volleyball Brett Kennedy 2 ...... Lacrosse Alyssa Storino 4 ...... Swimming Colleen Daday 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Natsumi Okamoto 3 ...... Tennis Jan Breitenmoser 3 ...... Soccer Josie Kiesel 1 ...... Rowing Kelly Straub 1 ...... Swimming Valerie Daigneault 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Brian O’Neill 3 ...... Football Ben Brickman 2 ...... Football Gabriela Knutson 3 ...... Tennis Erin Sullivan 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Robby Dambrot 1 ...... Soccer Mikal Outcalt 1 ...... Soccer Courtney Brosnan 4 ...... Soccer Sarah Konishesky 3 ...... Rowing Meredith Swartz 4 ...... Rowing Khameron Davis 1 ...... Basketball Ashley Paquet 1 ...... Soccer Clarke Brown 1 ...... Soccer Alexandria Lamontagne 3 ...... Soccer Abigail Sweet 1 ...... Softball Curtis Decker 2 ...... Wrestling Caleb Parry 5 ...... Baseball Sarah Brune 1 ...... Crew Matt Lane 5 ...... Lacrosse Rachel Tanczos 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Lydia Dennis 2 ...... Track/Field Amaia Pena 2 ...... Soccer Alysha Burriss 2...... Ice Hockey Jake Leahy 2 ...... Soccer Alexandra Tartarian 2 ...... Fencing Connor Dintino 1 ...... Football Alex Peperak 2 ...... Soccer Samuel Busco 4 ...... Crew Arianna Lee 3 ...... Rowing Colin Theisen 1 ...... Hockey Victoria Dippold 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Seyla Perez 1 ...... Soccer Caroline Cady 2...... Field Hockey Sydney Leiher 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Hannah Thompson 1 ...... Volleyball Alix Dreier 2...... Volleyball Avery Perosa 1 ...... Volleyball Faith Cain 2 ...... Softball Ana Lewandusky 1 ...... Rowing Summer Thorpe 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Rachel Dugan 2 ...... Gymnastics Rebecca Peters 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Rachael Caldwell 3...... Rowing David Lipka 2 ...... Lacrosse Matthew Tichacek 1 ...... Fencing Katrina Durrwachter 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Alecia Petrikis 2 ...... Gymnastics Ronnie Callahan 1...... Ice Hockey Hannah Loder 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Molly Treble 2 ...... Swimming Tim Ekpone 1 ...... Soccer Micky Phillippi 1 ...... Wrestling Alison Canaras 1 ...... Rowing Kendra Lukacs 1 ...... Volleyball Charles Trense 3 ...... Lacrosse Malik Ellison 1 ...... Basketball Emily Phillips 3 ...... Cross Country Elaine Carey 2 ...... Field Hockey Michala Maciolek 1 ...... Softball Alice Treuth 3 ...... Swimming Maura Fagan 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Breanna Phillips 1 ...... Track/Field Gianna Carideo 1 ...... Softball Zack Mahoney 3 ...... Football Brooke Trossen 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Zoi Faki 1 ...... Volleyball Kenny Pickett 1 ...... Football Patrick Castle 4 ...... Soccer Patrick Major 1 ...... Lacrosse Halle Truett 2 ...... Volleyball Jordan Fields 1 ...... Track/Field Matt Pidich 2 ...... Baseball Christie Castorino 1 ...... Rowing Mary Malone 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Joseph Turk 2 ...... Swimming Josephine Fischer 4 ...... Soccer Artur Polyak 1...... Swimming/Diving Matthew Cavallaro 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Jack Mancini 3 ...... Crew Duncan Turnbull 2 ...... Soccer Judd Fishman 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Brian Popp 3 ...... Football Jeff Chan 1 ...... Football Alex Manfredi 2 ...... Crew 2 ...... Basketball Matt Flanagan 1...... Football Emma Pozzulo 4 ...... Soccer Austin Chandler 1...... Football Jaime Martin 2 ...... Field Hockey Thomas Ueland 3...... Soccer Brandon Ford 2 ...... Football Taylor Pryce 3...... Soccer Lazarus Chavez 3 ...... Lacrosse Nick Martin 3 ...... Lacrosse Katie Uhler 4 ...... Soccer Dom Forys 2 ...... Wrestling Robert Quinby 3 ...... Track/Field Adysen Cohen 2 ...... Ice Hockey Toni Martin 2 ...... Softball Thomas Vail 1 ...... Baseball Andin Fosam 4 ...... Track/Field Kaylee Rabatin 3 ...... Soccer Erin Coleman 2 ...... Lacrosse Dylan McDonald 1 ...... Soccer Mikayla Vaughn 1 ...... Basketball Callie Frey 4 ...... Tennis Taylor Rahach 1 ...... Softball Cody Conway 3 ...... Football Brad McKinney 2...... Lacrosse Jens Verhey 4 ...... Golf Sarah Frick 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Kenny Rainey III 1 ...... Football Claire Cooke 1 ...... Field Hockey Nathan McPeak 1 ...... Lacrosse Beatrice Verrecchia 1 ...... Fencing Desiree Garland 1 ...... Track/Field Allison Ramirez 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kailee Coonan 1 ...... Soccer Ifeatu Melifonwu 1 ...... Football Matthew Vierling 1 ...... Baseball Joshua Gaspari 1...... Soccer Lina Rathsack 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Nolan Cooney 3 ...... Football Neena Merola 3 ...... Lacrosse Antonio Villegas Jimenez 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Samson George 1...... Basketball Armin Remenyi 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Gabrielle Cooper 2 ...... Basketball Libi Mesh 3 ...... Tennis Samantha Viqueira 2 ...... Fencing Sarah Giamber 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Gabriela Rezende 3 ...... Tennis Vanessa Costantino 1 ...... Lacrosse Noah Messner 2 ...... Crew Colleen Visnic 1 ...... Rowing Amanda Graber 1 ...... Cross Country Amanda Richey 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Charles Crockett 2...... Crew Abbey Miller 2 ...... Ice Hockey Charles Vorsheck 2 ...... Baseball Olivia Gray 3 ...... Softball Jack Robbins 2...... Swimming/Diving Julie Cross 1...... Lacrosse Nicole Mitchell 4 ...... Tennis Elizabeth Waldram 2 ...... Tennis Alayna Gribble 2 ...... Basketball Jacob Rooth 2 ...... Soccer Sarah Crummey 2 ...... Rowing Lily Moffly 1...... Rowing Katherine Wallace 2 ...... Fencing Darrin Hall 2 ...... Football Alex Rosignol 1...... Volleyball Rex Culpepper 2 ...... Football Kat Molina 1 ...... Rowing Patricia Walsh 1 ...... Rowing Dani Hall 4 ...... Gymnastics Nathan Russell 4 ...... Wrestling Andrew Cummings 2 ...... Crew Edith D’Astous Moreau 1 ...... Ice Hockey Elizabeth Walter 4 ...... Rowing James Hare 4 ...... Track/Field Miranda Salvo 3...... CC/Track/Field Marcus Cunningham 4 ...... Lacrosse Matthew Moyer 1...... Basketball Rebecca Walton 2 ...... Swimming Morgan Harvey 1 ...... Track/Field Nico Samarkos 1...... Baseball Opal Curless 2 ...... Soccer Anicet Mundundu 1 ...... Crew Natalie Ward 3 ...... Soccer Gregg Harvey 1 ...... Wrestling Jake Scarton 1 ...... Football Brendan Curry 1 ...... Lacrosse Lila Nazarian 2 ...... Lacrosse Reghan Ward 1 ...... Fencing Kelly Hayes 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Barb Schmele 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Taylor Curtis 1 ...... Ice Hockey Molly Nethercott 1 ...... Soccer Peter Werling 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Carolyn Helenski 2...... Track/Field Gillian Schriever 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Dakota Davis 1...... Football Sondre Norheim 1...... Soccer Jennifer Westendorf 2 ...... Soccer Samy Helmbacher 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Emily Schumacher 3 ...... Track/Field Madeleine Davison 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Manny Nunez 1 ...... Soccer Robert Whitacre 4 ...... Swimming Jacqueline Hendrix 2...... Swimming/Diving Erik Sellers 1 ...... Football Danielle Delgado 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Kevin Nusdeo 1 ...... Football Emily White 4 ...... Rowing Kevin Henriksen 2 ...... Baseball Joslin Sellers 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Hugo Delhommelle 1 ...... Soccer Jasmine Nwajei 2 ...... Basketball Sara White 4 ...... Softball Deven Herbine 2 ...... Gymnastics Madelyn Shaffer 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Dakota Derrer 1...... Ice Hockey Helena Odonnell 1 ...... Rowing 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL 83 ACC HONOR ROLL

Alexandra Olnowich 2 ...... Ice Hockey Joe Zen Robert Bell 1 ...... Soccer Mary Elizabeth Lee Greer 2 ...... Rowing Mackenzie Zane Sullivan Meyer 1 ...... Baseball Mary Tansill 1 ...... Swimming Alana O’Neill 4 ...... Soccer Averi June Bent 1 ...... Field Hockey Thomas Robert Gresham 1 ...... Lacrosse Filip Mihaljevic 4 ...... Track/Field Kathy Tao 1...... Rowing Sean Onwualu 2 ...... Football Drew Blakely 2 ...... Baseball Nash R. Griffin 2 ...... Football Emily York Miller 1 ...... Field Hockey Alexander Richmond Tappen 1 ...... Baseball Nikki Oppenheimer 1 ...... Basketball Quin Blanding 1 ...... Football Gabrielle Anna Grob 1 ...... Rowing Jack Patrick Miller 1 ...... Wrestling Sarik Omer Tara 2 ...... Swimming Madeline Pack 3 ...... Soccer Hunter Nicole Bleser 1 ...... Tennis Trevon Dyrel Gross Jr. 1 ...... Basketball Kelsey Lee Miller 1...... Volleyball Margaret Olivia Taylor 1 ...... Rowing Andrew Paladino 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Joseph Anthony Blount 1 ...... Football Bridget Antionette Guy 2 ...... Track/Field Corey Michael Millhouse 1 ...... Lacrosse William Marshall Thomas 1 ...... Baseball Lucy Pearce 2 ...... Rowing Marija Bogavac 2 ...... Track/Field Jessica E. Gvozdas 2 ...... Swimming Bailey Elizabeth Mills 1 ...... Swimming Carolyn Topps 1 ...... Field Hockey Chelsie Pennello 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Samuel Loren Book 1 ...... Wrestling Kenneth Joel Hagen 4 ...... Cross Country David Hayden Mitchell 1 ...... Football Taryn Layne Torres 1 ...... Soccer Lauren Pernick 1 ...... Rowing Kiera Elizabeth Bothwell 1 ...... Track/Field Ana Elizabeth Hagerup 4 ...... Lacrosse Kyle Robert Mollica 1 ...... Lacrosse Kylie Paige Towbin 2 ...... Swimming Kokeith Perry 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Anthony James Bouselli 3 ...... Track/Field Kiana Aliya Hairston 3 ...... Track/Field Harry Lee Monroe 1 ...... Cross Country Madison Traver 1...... Softball Matthew Pickard 1 ...... Soccer Spencer Bozsik 1 ...... Tennis Devon Howard Hall 1 ...... Basketball Matthew Glenn Moore 1 ...... Lacrosse Richard Benjamin Trent 2 ...... Football Johannes Pieles 2 ...... Soccer Beau Christopher Bradley 1 ...... Soccer Daniel Augustine Hamm 3 ...... Football Hannah Nicole Moran 1 ...... Track/Field Elizabeth Brown Trull 2 ...... Rowing Emma Polaski 1 ...... Ice Hockey Elizabeth Brandon 3 ...... Soccer Katherine Elizabeth Harper 2 ...... Golf Megan Julia Moroney 1 ...... Swimming Braedon Ross Urie 4 ...... Football Drake Porter 2 ...... Lacrosse Andrew Waverly Brown 1 ...... Football Chesdin Reid Harrington 2 ...... Baseball Tanner Morris 1 ...... Baseball Kyla Susana Valls 1 ...... Swimming Kelsey Potts 2...... CC/Track/Field Grace Kathryn Mauli Ola Brown 1 ...... Rowing Cory Daniel Harris 4 ...... Lacrosse Zoe Anne Morse 2 ...... Soccer Dominique Louise Guillemette van Slooten 2...... Field Hockey Dasia Pressley 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Luke Samuel Brugel 2 ...... Lacrosse Katharine Hastings 1 ...... Rowing Lauren Moses 3 ...... Basketball Rachel Vander Kolk 3 ...... Lacrosse Zoe Preston 3 ...... Rowing Cameron Glenn Brummitt 1 ...... Baseball Anna Caroline Hauser 2 ...... Lacrosse Ethan Moszkowski 1 ...... Tennis Saurav Velleleth 1 ...... Track/Field Lysianne Proulx 1 ...... Soccer Jamey Lin Bulloch 1 ...... Rowing Lauren Anne Hausheer 1 ...... Field Hockey Samantha Nicole Mueller 4 ...... Lacrosse Tara Eileen Vittese 1 ...... Field Hockey Cara Quimby 3 ...... Lacrosse Ryan Buscaglia 1 ...... Track/Field Beth Kathryn Rose Hawling 2 ...... Cross Country Emily Rose Mulhern 3 ...... Cross Country Gerrik Vollmer 1 ...... Football Megan Quinn 3 ...... Ice Hockey Evan Charles Butts 4 ...... Football Maho Hayakawa 3 ...... Golf Michael Murphy 2 ...... Wrestling Carolyn Vona 1 ...... Rowing Jalen Racine 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Emma Helwig Call 2 ...... Cross Country Louis John Hayes 2...... Wrestling Alexandra Natale 1 ...... Rowing Madeleine Kaye Vonderhaar 1 ...... Swimming Alexa Radziewicz 3 ...... Lacrosse Charlotte Hancock Campbell 2 ...... Lacrosse Olivia James Hazelrigg 4 ...... Soccer Randall James Neish 1 ...... Cross Country Daniel James Walker 4 ...... Golf Mary Rahal 2...... Lacrosse Chase Willis Worthington Campbell 2...Lacrosse Ethan Wilson Heckler 1 ...... Baseball Colleen Norair 1 ...... Field Hockey Timothy John Walsh Jr. 1...... Wrestling Miranda Ramirez 1 ...... Tennis Bjorn Alexander Carlson 1 ...... Golf Adrian Nicole Hendlin 4 ...... Rowing Sergi Nus Casanova 2 ...... Soccer Thomas DeBerry Walsh 3 ...... Golf Stephen Rehfuss 2 ...... Lacrosse Logan Thomas Carrington 3 ...... Track/Field Alana Nadine Herran 2 ...... Track/Field Nathaniel Oluwamayokun Odusote 3 ...... Soccer Leo Wang 1 ...... Swimming Lauren Richards 3...... Rowing Brendan Patrick Casey 2 ...... Swimming Morgan Hill 2 ...... Swimming Simeon Okoro 1 ...... Soccer Kyle Richard Ward 2 ...... Swimming Sydney Rodriguez 4 ...... Rowing Alexa Elizabeth Cestaro 1 ...... Rowing Tristan Hillerich 1 ...... Football Erika Osherow 3 ...... Softball Carrie-Anne Warner 1 ...... Rowing Isabelle Rodgers 1 ...... Rowing Nathan Chuwait 2 ...... Golf Christian Hlinka 1 ...... Baseball Isabel Nicole Ott 1 ...... Rowing Jacqueline Wasilko 1...... Lacrosse Taylor Rogers 3 ...... Rowing Connor Chase Cinquegrana 1 ...... Lacrosse Claire Christine 1 ...... Golf Tessa Otting 1...... Rowing Hannah Dianne Watson 2 ...... Rowing Sam Romano 3 ...... Lacrosse Joseph Alan Clark 2 ...... Swimming Mia Hoen-Beck 2...... Soccer Matthew James Otto 1...... Swimming Chase Weaverling 4 ...... Cross Country Marissa Romeo 1 ...... Basketball Charles Frederick Cody 4 ...... Baseball Scott Hooper 3...... Lacrosse Brandon Alfred Outlaw 1 ...... Track/Field Jack Bryant Weiller 1 ...... Baseball Alexa Romero 1 ...... Softball Tilden Lester Coleman 3...... Football Trevor Hopper 1 ...... Cross Country John Marcelo Pace 3 ...... Cross Country Isabel Weiss 3 ...... Rowing Kelli Rowswell 2 ...... Ice Hockey Grace Elizabeth Comerford 1 ...... Rowing Jane Elizabeth Horner 2 ...... Volleyball Anna Hoff Pang 1 ...... Swimming Louis Willcox West 1 ...... Track/Field Lukas Rubio 1 ...... Soccer Jared Conners 1 ...... Lacrosse Elizabeth Jane Hudson 4 ...... Rowing Kirsten Nicole Parkinson 3 ...... Swimming Brianna Maureen Westrup 1 ...... Soccer Tara Ryan 2 ...... Rowing Ryan Michael Conrad 3 ...... Lacrosse William Walter Hudson 1 ...... Lacrosse Katharine Kelia Patrick 1 ...... Golf Reilly Ashton White 1 ...... Rowing Ella Saada 1 ...... Volleyball Malcolm Jamal Cook 1 ...... Football Aliyah Simone Huland El 1 ...... Basketball Marissa Ann Patrick 4 ...... Softball Kyle Whitten 1 ...... Baseball Belle Sand 4 ...... Volleyball Caitlin McKay Cooper 4 ...... Swimming Lyndsey Denise Hunnell 2...... Golf Gladimir Paul 1 ...... Football Henrik Wiersholm 4 ...... Tennis Dominic Santora Jr. 4 ...... Crew Rachel Ruth Corry 1 ...... Golf Laurel Carolyn Ivory 1 ...... Soccer Drew Allen Peck 1 ...... Wrestling Catharina Wiersma 2 ...... Rowing Luke Schwasnick 1 ...... Lacrosse Brian Michael Courtney Jr. 1 ...... Wrestling Emmanuel Charles Jackson 1 ...... Track/Field Jon Henry Callahan Peele 1 ...... Lacrosse Cecelia Anne Williams 4...... Swimming Eva Scott 1 ...... CC/Track/Field Katherine Joy Covington 1 ...... Softball Mary Griffin Jackson 1 ...... Lacrosse Sophie Morgan Pennoyer 1 ...... Rowing James Williams 2 ...... Track/Field Airon Servais 2 ...... Football Tanner Drew Cowley 1 ...... Football Wina Terrell Jana 1 ...... Football Garrett Thomas Peppelman 4...... Wrestling Louise Elizabeth Williamson 1 ...... Lacrosse Anna Shkudun 3...... Tennis Hannah Elizabeth Cregg 2 ...... Field Hockey Liam Robert Jenkins 1 ...... Soccer Matthew Gary Pinson 1...... Baseball Catesby Bucur Willis 2 ...... Field Hockey Patrick Shober 3 ...... Crew Nathaniel Crofts 1 ...... Soccer Rosie Johanson 1...... Tennis Lawson Thomas Pisani 2 ...... Lacrosse Jordan Kristopher Willis 1...... Track/Field Kristen Siermachesky 1 ...... Ice Hockey Tabetha Arlene Dabney 1...... Softball Corey Elizabeth Johnson 4...... Swimming Megan Jessie Plain 2...... Lacrosse Jocelyn Nicole Willoughby 2 ...... Basketball Ryan Smith 1 ...... Crew Michael Christian D’Amario 3 ...... Lacrosse Nigel Armoni’ Johnson 1 ...... Basketball Nace Plesko 1 ...... Track/Field Alexis Woodley 1 ...... Track/Field Samuel Somera 3 ...... CC/Track/Field Alice Louise Darry 3...... Rowing Brittany Jones 1 ...... Track/Field Christian Pluchino 1 ...... Football Jasmine Meili Wright 3 ...... Soccer Rebecca Spraggins 3 ...... Rowing Elizabeth Terrill Davidson 1 ...... Track/Field Hilmar Orn Jonsson 2...... Track/Field Rachel Politi 3 ...... Swimming Kathryn Marie Young 3 ...... Volleyball Bri Stahrr 3 ...... Lacrosse Allison Michelle Davis 4 ...... Softball Austin Katstra 1 ...... Basketball Edward Ashton Poole Jr. 2 ...... Golf Rebecca Rose Zamojcin 4 ...... Field Hockey Petter Stangeland 1 ...... Soccer Nadine Cynthia Maria de Koning 4 .Field Hockey Jacob Keating 1 ...... Wrestling John Paul Powers 2 ...... Football Janelle Elizabeth Zellars 2 ...... Softball Sunlee Stechuk 2...... Crew Robert Jude Dehney Jr. 1 ...... Lacrosse Henry Carr Keel 2 ...... Swimming Ryan Anders Pride 1 ...... Lacrosse Davion Zeno 1 ...... Football Paige Stoner 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Brian Joseph Delaney 1...... Football Thomas Reed Kellam 2 ...... Football Jillian Elise Quevedo 1 ...... Lacrosse Maria Janine Zeris 1 ...... Rowing Luke Strang 2 ...... Lacrosse Theresa DeMaria 2 ...... Track/Field Meghan Kelley 2 ...... Tennis Teodora Radosavljevic 1...... Tennis Taylor Marie Ziemer 2 ...... Soccer Digna Strautmane 1 ...... Basketball Zak Germain DePasquale 4 ...... Wrestling Daniela Caterina Kelly 4 ...... Lacrosse William Clayton Railey 4 ...... Lacrosse Alecia Janelle Zwicker 4 ...... Rowing Sheridan Street 4 ...... Soccer Luke Thomas Desperito 1 ...... Lacrosse Brian Kennerly 1 ...... Wrestling Carolina Ratcliff 2 ...... Rowing Sarah Stuehr 3 ...... Ice Hockey Ariana Estelle Hughes Dial 5 ...... Golf Hana Kerner 3 ...... Soccer Georgia Kimball Ratcliff 5 ...... Rowing VIRGINIA TECH (320) Andre Szmyt 1 ...... Football Max Diamond 2 ...... Soccer Molly Anne Keshin 1...... Softball Megan Ruth Rebholz 4 ...... Cross Country Kayleigh Addington 1 ...... Softball Gabriel Teran 1 ...... Softball Rachel Miriam Dick 4 ...... Rowing Rachel Therese Keshin 1 ...... Softball Anna Redding 3 ...... Golf Stefanie Aeschlimann 1...... Track/Field TiaThevenin 4 ...... CC/Track/Field Anna Marie Dickinson 2 ...... Swimming Frederick Henry Kessler 1 ...... Soccer Reagan Stratton Redman 2 ...... Rowing Celestine Akoro 1 ...... Basketball Russell Thompson-Bishop 1 ...... Football Lillian Grace DiNardo 3...... Lacrosse Mackenzie King 3 ...... Rowing Joseph William Reed 2 ...... Football Alexa Anderson 1 ...... Soccer Christina Tobias 4 ...... Rowing Jacob Thomas Dixon 2 ...... Track/Field Timothy Jeremiah Kitts 1 ...... Football Laine Kathryn Reed 1...... Swimming Abigail Andrusin 1 ...... Swimming Maggie Toczko 2...... CC/Track/Field Theo James Damon Dol 1 ...... Lacrosse Ari Joseph Klau 1 ...... Track/Field Megan Elizbeth Reid 4 ...... Soccer Jessica Arnold 3...... Swimming Aidan Tooker 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Irakoze Donasiyano 1 ...... Soccer Jalen Marie Knight 1 ...... Lacrosse Dillon Jeffrey Reinkensmeyer 2 ...... Football Abraham Asaba 1...... Tennis Anjelica Torcivia 1 ...... Rowing Erin Marie Dubas 1 ...... Rowing Benjamin Paul Knutson 1 ...... Football Madelin Grace Rennyson 1 ...... Track/Field Nolan Axenfeld 1 ...... Soccer Simon Triantafillou 1 ...... Soccer Sydney Jane Dusel 2 ...... Swimming Sarah Lian Kolodzik 3 ...... Golf Alexander Ritschard 2...... Tennis Josh Baier 1 ...... Wrestling Ally Trice 1...... Lacrosse Erin Cheryl Earley 1...... Swimming Kyle William Kology 1 ...... Lacrosse Rachel Emma Robinson 1 ...... Field Hockey Dan Bailey 2 ...... Football Cheyenne Trigg 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Eryn Nicole Eddy 1 ...... Swimming Gust George Kouvaris Jr. 1...... Swimming Alexander W. Rode 1 ...... Lacrosse Eszter Bajnok 1 ...... Track/Field Jamie Trimboli 2 ...... Lacrosse Oghenakpobo Efekoro 2 ...... Track/Field Michael Kelly Kraus 2 ...... Lacrosse Blake Orray Rohm 1 ...... Baseball Matthew Baker 2 ...... Track/Field Masha Tritou 3 ...... Tennis Shane Andrew Eilers 1 ...... Football Gabriela Raquel Kulesz 2 ...... Rowing Donovan Terrell Rolle 1...... Football Jared Bane 3 ...... Track/Field Jalissa Trotter 3 ...... Volleyball Katharine Mary Rose Eiselt 1 ...... Track/Field James Bradley Kurtz 1 ...... Soccer Dina Jude Rommel 3 ...... Swimming Sarah Baron 2 ...... Tennis Annalena Ulbrich 3...... Field Hockey Gretchen Roese Ell 1 ...... Field Hockey Maryanna Callahan Lansing 2 ...... Cross Country Jerome H. Romualdez 1 ...... Tennis Laurie Barton 2 ...... Cross Country Austin Valdez 1 ...... Football Jordan Marquis Ellis 1 ...... Football Veronica Latsko 4 ...... Soccer Samantha Rosette 2 ...... Soccer Caroline Barwick 1 ...... Lacrosse Dana Valelly 2 ...... Volleyball Matthew John Emery 1 ...... Lacrosse Patrick Hogan LeMoine 1...... Lacrosse Morgan Alexandra Rosts 3 ...... Rowing Rachel Baxter 1 ...... Track/Field Kelzi Van Atta 4 ...... Lacrosse John Michael English 3 ...... Football Ciara Alexis Leonard 3 ...... Track/Field Jacob Sadeh 1...... Lacrosse Jenna Beattie 1 ...... Swimming Hannah Van Middelem 1...... Lacrosse Calvin Cleardis Epps III 2 ...... Football Morgan Elizabeth Lewis 1 ...... Track/Field Garrett William Schany 2 ...... Wrestling Emily Beatty 3 ...... Cross Country Meg Varcoe 1 ...... Rowing Andrew John Ernst 1 ...... Cross Country Elizabeth Ann Lillie 1 ...... Golf Robert Joseph Scherer 2 ...... Wrestling Lauren Berman 2 ...... Cross Country Jessica Vigna 4...... Soccer Anna Fairs 1 ...... Rowing Haley Lind 1 ...... Volleyball Olivia Jane Schildmeyer 1 ...... Lacrosse Morgan Berman 1 ...... Lacrosse Mackenzie Vlachos 1 ...... Soccer John Mansfield Falk Jr. 4 ...... Lacrosse John Robert Lint 4 ...... Track/Field Frances Leila Schmiede 1 ...... Cross Country Kerry Blackshear Jr. 1 ...... Basketball Natalie Wallon 2 ...... Lacrosse Tyler Foster Fannin 1 ...... Football Aswin Lizen 2 ...... Tennis Frederick Theodore Schubert III 2 ...... Swimming Cole Blaker 1 ...... Football Claire Webb 2 ...... Field Hockey Haley Fauntleroy 4 ...... Volleyball Heidi Clare Long 3 ...... Rowing Caroline Katherine Scrafford 1 ...... Volleyball Courtney Blanden 4...... Track/Field Kielan Whitner 3 ...... Football Camille Andree Favero 1 ...... Tennis Andrea Loynaz 3 ...... Lacrosse Harley Elizabeth Sebastian 3 ...... Volleyball Ryan Blees 2 ...... Wrestling Emma Wilson 2 ...... CC/Track/Field Carly Peck Feyerabend 2 ...... Track/Field Carrera Christina Lucas 4 ...... Field Hockey Emma Seiberlich 1 ...... Swimming Jacob Blumler 1 ...... Soccer Yuliia Yastrub 1 ...... Volleyball Jacob Joseph Fieler 1 ...... Football Kaitlin Mary Luzik 1 ...... Lacrosse Erin Patricia Shanahan 1...... Field Hockey Elizabeth Bose 3...... Golf Isis Young 1...... Basketball Julia Meehgan Ford 2 ...... Golf Daniel Aloysius Lynch IV 1 ...... Baseball Ian Bryce Shelton 2...... Swimming Aaron Boyd 2 ...... Swimming Hayes Benjamin Fountain 4 ...... Soccer Jordan Tyler Mack 2 ...... Football William Alexander Shifflett 2 ...... Football Jennifer Boyles 3 ...... Soccer VIRGINIA (404) John Cooper Fox 1...... Lacrosse Georgia Mackenzie 2 ...... Cross Country Alfred Manuel Shirley III 1 ...... Track/Field Jessica Boytim 1 ...... Soccer Andrew Cole Abbott 1 ...... Baseball Nicolette Marie Freeman 3 ...... Field Hockey Paige Madden 1 ...... Swimming Avery Miles Shoemaker 1 ...... Lacrosse Ella Breidenstine 2 ...... Cross Country Robin Emeka Afamefuna 2 ...... Soccer Katherine Elizabeth Freix 4...... Track/Field Annaugh Claire Madsen 4...... Soccer Steven Max Siegfried 1...... Golf Erinn Brooks 3 ...... Basketball Mark Doxrud Aitken 1 ...... Lacrosse Matthew Joseph Gahm 1 ...... Football Samuel Patrick Magnan 1 ...... Swimming Elizabeth Jordan Sieracki 2...... Soccer Elizabeth Brush 1 ...... Cross Country Anthony Alexander Albracht 3 ...... Swimming Kirk Quentin Garner II 1...... Football Marcella Keating Maguire 1 ...... Swimming Cameron Simmons 1 ...... Baseball Zachary Brzykcy 1 ...... Baseball Sophie Elizabeth Alecce 3 ...... Lacrosse Jessica Morgan Geller 1 ...... Track/Field Edward Wade Maloney 1 ...... Lacrosse Alex Slabbert 1 ...... Rowing Ashley Buchter 5 ...... Swimming Thomas Henry Amabile 2 ...... Cross Country William Broughton Gent 1 ...... Basketball Jennifer Patricia Marrkand 3 ...... Swimming Heskin Lashawn Smith Jr. 1 ...... Football Elizabeth Buckley 1 ...... Cross Country Thomas Henry Amabile 2 ...... Track/Field Peter Lukas Georgiadis 4...... Swimming John Michael Marsella 4 ...... Cross Country Lacy Ryan Smith 3 ...... Softball Connor Burgess 1 ...... Golf Zachary Paul Ambrosino 1 ...... Lacrosse John Joseph Gerstenmaier 1 ...... Baseball Lauren Martin 2 ...... Lacrosse Carl Stefan Lars Soderlund 2 ...... Tennis Shanel Burr 1 ...... Track/Field Chino Anukwuem 1 ...... Volleyball Briana Lyn Gess 1...... Track/Field Phebe Elizabeth Martin 1 ...... Rowing Joseph Henrik Spaziani 3 ...... Football AJ Bush 1 ...... Football Jackson Warner Appelt 1 ...... Lacrosse Tristan Lynn Gess 1 ...... Swimming Doria Lee Martingayle 1 ...... Track/Field Alexandra Marie Spencer 1 ...... Volleyball Arlicia Bush 1 ...... Track/Field Steven Andrew Atkinson 1 ...... Wrestling Raeann Michelle Giannattasio 1 ...... Track/Field Samuel Raines Martino 2 ...... Wrestling Griffin Sawyer Spolansky 2...... Lacrosse Katherine Butler 4 ...... Tennis Ju Hee Bae 3...... Golf James Wheeler Gibson 1 ...... Lacrosse Madison Anne Masloff 1 ...... Track/Field Mackenzie Ann Springer 4...... Rowing MC Byrne 4 ...... Lacrosse Elizabeth Lee Baker 1 ...... Tennis Colette Theresa Glass 1 ...... Rowing James McKinnon Massie 1 ...... Golf Cameron Stafford 1 ...... Lacrosse Baillie Cameron 2 ...... Swimming Jade Briana Baker 3 ...... Track/Field Caroline Casey Gmelich 1 ...... Swimming Sydney Morgan Mathis 1 ...... Swimming Clayton James Stalker 1 ...... Football George Cartledge 2 ...... Tennis Ryan O’Connor Baker 1 ...... Swimming Eva Bryce Gobourne 2 ...... Rowing Caitlin Mautz 3...... Track/Field Eleanor Grace Stewart 1 ...... Rowing James Carver 3...... Track/Field Peyton Elizabeth Baldwin 1 ...... Swimming Daniel Kenneth Golczewski 1 ...... Swimming Meghan McCool 2 ...... Soccer Katrina Strash 1 ...... Rowing Taylor Caskey 2 ...... Lacrosse Kiley Susan Banker 2 ...... Volleyball Brandon Thomas Goldstein 3 ...... Swimming John Francis McDonald Jr. 4 ...... Football Isabella Morreale Strickler 2 ...... Rowing Marisa Cerchio 1 ...... Volleyball Hannah Elizabeth Barcus 1 ...... Volleyball Morgan Alexa Gonzales 2 ...... Golf Michael Lawrence McDonald 1 ...... Football Stella Smith Styslinger 1 ...... Rowing Elena Cerezo Codina 3 ...... Tennis Daniel Barir Jensen 3 ...... Soccer Melody Gordon 2 ...... Rowing Isabelle Maria McDonough 3 ...... Field Hockey Holly Ann Sullivan 1 ...... Track/Field Greg Chiles 2 ...... Track/Field Lila Stevenson Barker 1 ...... Lacrosse Mitchell Gordon 2 ...... Lacrosse Graham Andrew McGowan 1 ...... Baseball Anna Elizabeth Sumpter 2...... Soccer Stacey Christy 4 ...... Volleyball Joseph O’Keefe Barnum 1 ...... Swimming Alissa Marie Gorzak 2 ...... Soccer Kelly Lynn McKee 2 ...... Track/Field Erica Lynne Susi 3 ...... Tennis Vincent Ciattei 5 ...... Cross Country Mia Terese Barron 2 ...... Track/Field John Thomas Graass 2 ...... Cross Country Matthew Balen Merric 1 ...... Football Montana L. Sutton 3 ...... Soccer Caroline Cipolla 1 ...... Soccer Patrick James Beck 1 ...... Baseball Carter Elizabeth Green 1 ...... Track/Field Connor Matthew Messick 3 ...... Golf Haley Swanson 4 ...... Rowing James Clark 1 ...... Football Kasey Behr 2...... Lacrosse Landon Taraska Greene 1...... Lacrosse Alexis Mettler 1 ...... Softball Vivian Tafuto 3 ...... Swimming Christopher Clarke 1 ...... Basketball 84 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL ACC HONOR ROLL

McKenzie Collins 2 ...... Tennis Dom Latona 2 ...... Wrestling Thomas Stoffel 3 ...... Baseball Antonia Leonie Eberhard 2 ...... Golf Yuval J Solomon 1 ...... Tennis Nicolas Conforti 1 ...... Football Mackenzie Lawter 1 ...... Softball Catherine Stone 2 ...... Cross Country Shannon Alexandra Eby 5 ...... Field Hockey Karlee Alexis Spirit 2 ...... Field Hockey Madison Conyers 3 ...... Soccer Kristen Lee 5 ...... Track/Field Kristo Strickler 1 ...... Soccer Duke Chibuzor Ejiofor 2 ...... Football Aaron Michael Spivey 2 ...... Basketball Connor Coward 4 ...... Baseball Camron Lennon 1 ...... Soccer Joseph Sullivan 4 ...... Baseball Bayley Elizabeth Feist 2 ...... Soccer Bruce Thomas Steel 4 ...... Baseball Michael Craddock 3 ...... Swimming Mekhi Lewis 1 ...... Wrestling Amanda Swaak 3 ...... Cross Country Omir Guadalupe Fernandez 1 ...... Soccer Marco Hugo Steyn 1 ...... Golf Jada Crittendon 1 ...... Softball Keishaun Limehouse 1...... Track/Field Norbert Szabo 1 ...... Swimming Sebastian Fischbach 3 ...... Track Sage Branson Surratt 1 ...... Football Emma Crooks 1 ...... Lacrosse Leigh Lingo 1 ...... Lacrosse Ester Talamazzi 1 ...... Volleyball William Pless Fleming 1 ...... Baseball A’lique Xavier Terry 2 ...... Football Cara Cunningham 3 ...... Volleyball Katherine Lobeda 1 ...... Cross Country Elias Tamburini 2...... Soccer Alexandria Lorrin Florent 2 ...... Track John Raymond Tiernan 1 ...... Track Sean Daniel 1 ...... Football Kristine Loscalzo 3 ...... Lacrosse Ella Tankersley 1 ...... Lacrosse Augustus Henry Fortune 2 ...... Football Zachary Miskom Tom 1 ...... Football Caden Darber 1 ...... Wrestling Sarah Lubnow 1 ...... Lacrosse Selina Tchume 2 ...... Track/Field Winona Belle Frishette 3 ...... Soccer Jenna Lee Truedson 3 ...... Track Alex Davenport 1 ...... Track/Field Regan Magarity 4...... Basketball Wyatt Teller 1 ...... Football Kelsey Ann Gill 2 ...... Field Hockey Ona Chibundo Udoh 1 ...... Basketball Breanna Davenport 4 ...... Softball Emily Mahar 1 ...... Golf Amanda Thomas 1 ...... Track/Field Taylor Ja’Quel Gordon 2 ...... Basketball Anna Ulyashchenko 3 ...... Tennis Marissa Davey 2 ...... Lacrosse Mikayla Mance 2 ...... Soccer Kylie Thomas 1 ...... Volleyball Juliane Elli Karola Grashoff 3 ...... Field Hockey Destini LaShawn Brizne Walker 1 ...... Basketball Caroline Daxhelet 3...... Tennis Steven Mangrum 2 ...... Baseball Jaylyn Thompson 2...... Soccer Dakota J Greenwalt 2 ...... Track Madeleine Grace Ward 2 ...... Track Caroline de Jager 2 ...... Swimming Matthew Manilli 1 ...... Track/Field Emma Thor 1 ...... Track/Field Landen Joseph Haig 1...... Soccer Zackary Kyle Wary 4 ...... Football Fallon Delp 2 ...... Tennis Cecilia Marenick 1 ...... Track/Field Tyrone Thornton 1 ...... Football Madison Guadalupe Hammond 2 ...... Soccer Mitchell Douglas Wilbekin 2 ...... Basketball Sam Denmark 1 ...... Football Eleanor Matheson 2 ...... Swimming Heather Timothy 3 ...... Soccer Sean Patrick Hannity 1 ...... Tennis Tyler Maurice Witt 3 ...... Baseball Kennedy Dennis 1 ...... Track/Field Andrew McDonald 2 ...... Baseball Jaila Tolbert 2 ...... Volleyball Allyson Paige Haran 2 ...... Soccer Caroline Elizabeth Wolf 4 ...... Volleyball Kristina Diana 3 ...... Soccer Tristan McGinley 3 ...... Lacrosse Zach Treser 2 ...... Football Tyriq Damont Hardimon 1 ...... Football John Thomas Wolford 4 ...... Football Carlo Donato Beccaria 1 ...... Tennis Amanda McGlynn 2 ...... Soccer Amanda Uliano 3 ...... Lacrosse Logan Harris Harvey 2 ...... Baseball Antonio Keyshawn Woods 2 ...... Basketball Connor Doyle 1 ...... Swimming Collin McKenny 4 ...... Track/Field Madalyn Ulrich 4 ...... Swimming Kristen Laura Haynes 1 ...... Track David Cameron Young 3 ...... Golf Jenna Doyle 1 ...... Lacrosse Tabitha McKinzie 2...... Volleyball Sarah Vanadia 2 ...... Lacrosse Robert Raymond Hearn 3 ...... Baseball Deon Christopher Young 1 ...... Football Matt Dudon 1 ...... Soccer Jessie Mehr 2 ...... Softball Joelle Vereb 1 ...... Swimming Robert Joseph Heppenstall 3 ...... Track Joanna Zalewski 2 ...... Tennis Carrie Eberle 2 ...... Softball Emily Meilus 1 ...... Swimming Nicholas Vickers 1 ...... Baseball Erica Marie Herr 4 ...... Golf Julian Zlobinsky 1 ...... Tennis Miranda Eberle 2...... Swimming Olivia Menezes 1 ...... Track/Field Kacia Vines 1 ...... Track/Field Maya N Hinton 1 ...... Track Terrell Edmunds 1 ...... Football Dorothy Mesmer 1 ...... Tennis Gregor Von Westphalen 1 ...... Soccer Rachel Ellen Hirsch 4 ...... Field Hockey ANNUAL TOTAL ACC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Justin Edwards 2 ...... Swimming Frederick Mesmer 4...... Tennis Sierra Votaw 1 ...... Basketball Jayda Kamryn Howard 2 ...... Volleyball 1957...... 96 Sarah Edwards 2...... Cross Country Whitney Metz 2 ...... Softball Darius Watkins 2 ...... Track/Field Emily Rae Hull 1...... Soccer 1958 ...... 81 Taylor Emery 1 ...... Basketball Ryan Metz 1 ...... Baseball Andrew Webb 2 ...... Baseball Madeline Marie Huster 4 ...... Soccer 1959 ...... 99 Nicholas Enright 1 ...... Baseball Vinny Mihota 1 ...... Football Lillian Weber 1...... Soccer Katie Lewis Jean 1 ...... Field Hockey 1960 ...... 106 Kelly Esch 2 ...... Volleyball Emily Miller 3 ...... Track/Field Kendall Welch 1...... Lacrosse Davis Keller Johnson 2 ...... Football 1961 ...... 126 Collin Fiala 2 ...... Swimming Rhana Mitchell 4 ...... Volleyball Regan Westwood 1 ...... Swimming Thomas Randolph Johnston 1 ...... Track 1962 ...... 134 Charles Filby 1 ...... Soccer Rhegan Mitchell 3 ...... Volleyball Michelle White 3 ...... Soccer Haley Elizabeth Jordahl 2 ...... Soccer 1963 ...... 138 Jennifer Fleming 3 ...... Track/Field Humberto Montero 2 ...... Soccer Brooks Wilding 3 ...... Wrestling Michael Robert Jurgens 1 ...... Football 1964 ...... 166 Zoe Foxhall 1...... Soccer Ryan More 1 ...... Wrestling Hannah Wilding 2 ...... Swimming Tesia Faith Kempski 3...... Track 1965 ...... 149 Sara Freix 2 ...... Cross Country Bashir Mosavel-Lo 1 ...... Cross Country Logan Williams 4 ...... Swimming Charles Cheatham Kennerly 2 ...... Golf 1966 ...... 177 Sydney Gagnon 1 ...... Lacrosse Brendan Moyers 2 ...... Soccer Devin Wilson 4 ...... Basketball Rachel Antonina Kern 1 ...... Track 1967 ...... 192 Nancy Ghanem 2 ...... Tennis Matija Muhar 2 ...... Track/Field Emily Wilson 2 ...... Lacrosse Matthew Konigsberg 1 ...... Track 1968 ...... 235 Adiah Gholston 1 ...... Track/Field Mackenzie Muldoon 4 ...... Track/Field Nolan Wilson 1 ...... Baseball Haley Elisa Kortekaas 1 ...... Volleyball 1969 ...... 230 Jack Gigliotti 2 ...... Swimming Chase Mummau 2 ...... Football Zachary Witt 1 ...... Cross Country Victoria Krug 1 ...... Soccer 1970 ...... 258 Kelly Glatthorn 3 ...... Lacrosse Jeffrey Mundy 1 ...... Baseball Madeline Wollmuth 4 ...... Lacrosse Caroline W Kuhn 1 ...... Volleyball 1971 ...... 333 Carly Goetz 1 ...... Lacrosse Colin Murphy 2 ...... Swimming Allison Woodward 2 ...... Golf Jennifer Anne Kupcho 1 ...... Golf 1972...... 354 Andrew Goldman 3 ...... Cross Country Peter Muskett 1 ...... Football Connor Yoder 2...... Baseball Estelle Lucie Pauline Laurier 2...... Soccer 1973...... 379 Neil Gourley 4...... Cross Country Brent Musselman 4 ...... Cross Country Trent Young 1 ...... Football Siyun Liu 1 ...... Golf 1974 ...... 503 Adriana Grabski 3 ...... Swimming Klaudia Nazieblo 1 ...... Swimming Rodrigo Zampieri 4 ...... Soccer Andrew James Loepprich 4 ...... Baseball 1975 ...... 496 Meagh Graham 2 ...... Lacrosse Caitlyn Nolan 3 ...... Softball Diego Zarate 2 ...... Cross Country Kylie Danielle Long 3 ...... Volleyball 1976 ...... 428 Brendan Grammes 1 ...... Wrestling Natalie Novotna 2 ...... Tennis Zach Zavatsky 4 ...... Wrestling Michael Thomas Ludowig 1 ...... Baseball 1977 ...... 366 Gershwin Greene 1 ...... Swimming Olivia Odle 1 ...... Soccer Vincas Zduoba 1 ...... Football Eliza Stewart Lukens-Day 1 ...... Track 1978...... 393 William Griffen 1 ...... Cross Country Kelci O’Donnell 1 ...... Lacrosse Dominic Charles Maggio 2 ...... Football 1979 ...... 377 Danielle Griggs 3 ...... Swimming Ryan Okuda 1 ...... Baseball WAKE FOREST (192) Andrew Joseph Magiera 2...... Track 1980 ...... 397 Margaret Gruber 5 ...... Swimming Parker Osterloh 2 ...... Football Mackenzie Ireland Adams 2 ...... Field Hockey Skander Mansouri 3 ...... Tennis 1981 ...... 319 Lisa Gunnarsson 1...... Track/Field Nicole Pape 1 ...... Swimming Emily Adamson 3...... Field Hockey Lukas Andrew Masterson 1 ...... Football 1982 ...... 387 Dylan Hall 1...... Baseball Bradley Parcell 1 ...... Football John Aiello 1 ...... Baseball Hailey Brooke McFadden 3...... Volleyball 1983 ** ...... 478 Paul Hall 3 ...... Baseball Kyra Parker 2 ...... Track/Field Britton David Anderson 3...... Basketball Jack Robert McGowen 1 ...... Track 1984 ...... 543 Thomas Hallock 1 ...... Swimming Bridget Patch 1 ...... Soccer Megan Sarah Anderson 3...... Field Hockey Mark Alexander McKenzie 1 ...... Soccer 1985 ...... 484 Alice Hamel 1 ...... Soccer Sydney Pesetti 3 ...... Swimming Luke S Annichiarico 3 ...... Track Troy Myers McKinney 3 ...... Track 1986 ...... 530 Emma Harden 2 ...... Lacrosse Ashlynn Peters 3 ...... Swimming Kengo Aoshima 1 ...... Golf Abigail Jean McNamara 1 ...... Soccer 1987...... 640 Mitch Harper 2 ...... Tennis Colt Pettit 2...... Football John Michael Archie 4 ...... Track Cole Patrick McNamee 1 ...... Baseball 1988 ...... 776 Lawrence Harris 1...... Track/Field Paige Petty 1 ...... Lacrosse Hulda Hrund Arnarsdottir 1 ...... Soccer Sarah Ray Medina 2 ...... Soccer, Track 1989 ...... 817 Ryan Haskett 1 ...... Wrestling Kallie Peurifoy 5 ...... Soccer David Alexander Bachman 2 ...... Football Antonio Delano Menendez 1 ...... Baseball 1990 ...... 903 Jared Haught 5 ...... Wrestling Drew Piazza 2...... Track/Field Eric Bae 2 ...... Golf Emilia Carolina Migliaccio 1 ...... Golf 1991 ...... 947 Jordan Hemmen 2 ...... Soccer Harrison Pierce 3 ...... Swimming Benjamin Fortune Balter 1 ...... Golf Tyrrell Alister Moore 1 ...... Soccer 1992 ...... 1,062 Kara Henderson 1 ...... Soccer Lasse Pittioni 1 ...... Swimming Jordan Nicole Banks 4 ...... Track Ryan Alexander Mueller 1 ...... Tennis 1993 ...... 1,151 Kelly Henry 3 ...... Swimming Cooper Pitts 2...... Swimming Jon Bakero 2 ...... Soccer Meghan Elizabeth Murphy 5 ...... Field Hockey 1994 ...... 1,176 Lindsay Herra 1...... Track/Field Rachel Pocratsky 1 ...... Cross Country Robbie Chadwick Barr 2 ...... Track Trey Michael Ndlovu 2 ...... Football 1995 ...... 1,184 Chloe Hicks 2...... Swimming Amanda Powers 2...... Volleyball Justin Kane Bartee 1 ...... Football Vinh-Hop Ngo 3 ...... Golf 1996 ...... 1,422 Ian Hildebrand 4 ...... Golf Carly Primo 2 ...... Lacrosse Elontae Jamall Bateman 1 ...... Football Alexis Ann Nickl 1 ...... Track 1997 ...... 1,549 Ian Ho 3 ...... Swimming Olivia Privitera 5 ...... Track/Field William Hampton Bemiss 1 ...... Football Alysia Marie Nielson 1 ...... Volleyball 1998 ...... 1,552 Nathan Hogye 1 ...... Track/Field Kayla Purcell 2 ...... Swimming Hannah Claire Betfort 1 ...... Soccer Catherine Elizabeth O’Connor 3 ...... Field Hockey 1999 ...... 1,631 Alexandra Holland 1 ...... Track/Field Nicholas Quashie 1 ...... Soccer Anthony Scot Bilas 1 ...... Basketball Sunday Nzubechukwu Okeke 1 ...... Basketball 2000 ...... 1,664 Amanda Hollandsworth 3 ...... Golf Shannon Quinn 3 ...... Cross Country Isla Mackenzie Bint 2 ...... Field Hockey Eliza Omirou 1 ...... Tennis 2001 ...... 1,711 Jarrett Hopple 1 ...... Football Carol Raffety 1 ...... Volleyball Veerle Britt Anta Bos 3 ...... Field Hockey Tanner K Owen 4 ...... Golf 2002 ...... 1,731 Luke Horanski 1 ...... Baseball Reilly Reed 1 ...... Lacrosse Bar Tzuf Botzer 1 ...... Tennis Andrew Josef Pannenberg 1 ...... Soccer 2003 ...... 1,762 Danielle Hugney 2...... Softball Austin Reeves 1 ...... Football Tayvone James Bowers 1 ...... Football Christopher Drake Pearcey 3 ...... Football 2004 ...... 1,810 Devon Hunter 1 ...... Football Matthew Reinhart 2 ...... Track/Field Beatrice Ann Boylan 3 ...... Track Elisa Penna 2 ...... Basketball 2005 ^^ ...... 2,227 Jon Ingason 1 ...... Soccer Alexandre Ribeiro 2...... Tennis Hannah Grace Brookover 1 ...... Track Peyton Leigh Perea 3 ...... Soccer 2006 ++ ...... 2,597 Cameron Irvine 1 ...... Baseball Elena Ricci 1...... Lacrosse Benjamin Nathan Brown 3 ...... Football Dominic Ryan Peters 1 ...... Soccer 2007 ...... 2,711 Kelsey Irwin 3 ...... Soccer Mikayla Richardson 2 ...... Cross Country Casey Allison Brown 3 ...... Soccer Jessica Lauren Pianko 1 ...... Field Hockey 2008 ...... 2,743 Josh Jackson 2 ...... Football Paige Ritter 1 ...... Track/Field Rachel Marie Burau 3 ...... Volleyball Devin Robert Pike 3 ...... Football 2009 ...... 2,753 Daniel Jaskowak 5 ...... Cross Country Leah Rogers 3 ...... Swimming Samantha Ann Buzalewski 1 ...... Field Hockey Kevin Christopher Politz 4...... Soccer 2010 ...... 2,840 Jordan Jefferson 1 ...... Football Gino Rossi 4 ...... Soccer Christopher Je Juan Calhoun 2 ...... Football Lindsay Anne Preston 3 ...... Soccer 2011 ...... 2,840 Alani Johnson 3...... Soccer Brendan Ryan 3 ...... Wrestling Anna Therese Campbell 1 ...... Track Samuel Stevens Raben 1...... Soccer 2012 ...... 2,904 Kinsey Johnson 3 ...... Softball Margarita Ryan 2 ...... Swimming Briana Nicole Carney 3 ...... Soccer Ivana Raca 1 ...... Basketball 2013 ...... 2,921 Kari Johnston 4 ...... Soccer Feliksas Sakalauskas 1 ...... Tennis Cade Carney 2 ...... Football Caroline Olivia Rassenfoss 1 ...... Volleyball 2014∞∞...... 3,969 William Jordan 1 ...... Golf Ben Schiesl 3 ...... Swimming Andreu Cases Mundet 2 ...... Soccer Katie Ann Ravenna 3 ...... Soccer 2015×× ...... 4,146 Patrick Joseph 1 ...... Cross Country Emily Schiesl 1 ...... Cross Country Benjamin Coolidge Casstevens 2 ...... Baseball John Richard Rielly 1 ...... Football 2016 ...... 4,375 Jack Joyce 2 ...... Cross Country Caroline Schoenewald 2 ...... Softball Jaclyn Michele Childress 1 ...... Volleyball Troy Edward Rike 4 ...... Basketball 2017...... 4,472 James Kasak 1 ...... Soccer Erin Scott 2 ...... Swimming Petros Chrysochos 1 ...... Tennis Henry Isaiah Robinson 1 ...... Football 2018 ...... 4,649 Eugene Kasetlberg 1...... Football Graham Seitz 2 ...... Baseball Caitlin Walsh Clarke 2 ...... Volleyball Sofia Rossi 1 ...... Soccer Justus Kauppinen 1 ...... Soccer Peter Seufer 2 ...... Cross Country Matthew T Considine 1 ...... Football Oliver Ibrahim Clovis Sarr 1...... Basketball ** denotes first year for inclusion of women’s sports Patrick Kearns 1 ...... Football Ian Seymour 1 ...... Baseball Craig Thomas Corti 3 ...... Track Lily Batross Schneider 2 ...... Soccer ^^ denotes first year for inclusion of MIA, VT Dalton Keene 1 ...... Football Fitsum Seyoum 1...... Cross Country Coby Davis 1 ...... Football Jonathan Kennedy Schofield 1 ...... Baseball ++denotes first year for inclusion of BC William Kendall 3 ...... Track/Field William Shaffer 1 ...... Cross Country Emma Bosworth Davis 3 ...... Tennis Monica June Schumacher 1 ...... Golf ∞∞denotes first year for inclusion of ND, PITT, SYR Katherine Kennedy 3 ...... Cross Country Molly Sheffield 1 ...... Swimming Grant Harrison Dawson 1 ...... Football Lara Ann Schwede 3 ...... Track ××denotes first year for inclusion of LOU Kiley Kettle 1 ...... Lacrosse Thomas Shinholser 2 ...... Swimming Claudia Elise Day 4 ...... Soccer Zachary Christopher Seal 1 ...... Baseball Hayden Kickbush 1 ...... Soccer Alyssa Shupe 3 ...... Cross Country Chavisa Dechathipat 1 ...... Golf Paige Elizabeth Sebesta 1...... Volleyball Kaela Kinder 2 ...... Basketball Thierry Siewe Yanga 1 ...... Cross Country Rhyse Taylor Dee 2 ...... Baseball Christian Ernst Valentin Seraphim 4 ...... Tennis Connor Kish 3 ...... Football Heather Sigmon 1 ...... Swimming Kaitlin Victoria Derry 2...... Track Cameron David Serigne 4 ...... Football Kristen Kohles 4 ...... Lacrosse Brian Sisson 1 ...... Baseball Leland Mossgrove Detmer 3 ...... Golf Brandon Ivan Servania 1...... Soccer Emil Koho 1 ...... Soccer Trey Skeens 1 ...... Football Darby Maria Deutsch 1...... Track Kahla Taylor Seymour 3 ...... Soccer Zachary Kokoska 1 ...... Baseball Joey Slye 3 ...... Football Monreau Christine DeVos 2 ...... Soccer Samuel Elijah Shalaway 2 ...... Track Austin Kolko 3 ...... Track/Field Stanley Smeltzer 1...... Wrestling Brittany Marie Dickinson 1...... Field Hockey Alexandra Jane Sharp 2 ...... Basketball Grace Kowal 2 ...... Swimming Tyrell Smith 1 ...... Football Dayton Craig Diemel 2 ...... Football Elizabeth Bailey Shurbet 2 ...... Soccer Nika Kozar 1 ...... Tennis Nina Sorkin 1 ...... Tennis Debra Brooks Doxey 4 ...... Field Hockey Noah Lee Shute 1 ...... Track Jason Kros 3 ...... Tennis Molly Soule 2 ...... Lacrosse Ian J Driscoll 1 ...... Football Jacob Andrew Simpson 1 ...... Football Ryan Kros 1 ...... Tennis Jessica Spicer 2 ...... Golf Kyle Francis Driscoll 2 ...... Football Brooke Leigh Smith 2 ...... Soccer Torben Laidig 4 ...... Track/Field Sarah Spicer 2 ...... Golf Wendell Dunn 2 ...... Football Mark Robert Smith 1 ...... Track Morten Lamps 3 ...... Soccer Grant Squyars 1 ...... Baseball Bradley Raymond Dunwell 2 ...... Soccer Meredith Foster Smith 3 ...... Track Briana Lanktree 3...... Volleyball James Steck 5 ...... Track/Field Mitchell Keith Earley 3 ...... Track Reci Rose Smith 2 ...... Soccer 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL 85 POINTS OF PRIDE

2017-18 ANNUAL REPORT ACC POINTS OF PRIDE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE

• The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro, North Carolina, with seven charter members — Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest — drawing up the conference bylaws. On December 4, 1953, conference officials met again at Sedgefield and officially admitted Virginia as the league’s eighth member. The first withdrawal of a school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971, when South Carolina tendered its resignation. The ACC operated with seven members until April 3, 1978, when Georgia Tech was admitted. The ACC expanded to nine members on July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State. The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the addition of Miami and Virginia Tech. On October 17, 2003, Boston College accepted an invitation to become the league’s 12th member starting July 1, 2005.

• The ACC added its 13th and 14th members on September 18, 2011, when Pittsburgh and Syracuse accepted invitations to join the conference. The two schools officially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013. Notre Dame also officially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013, after announcing on September 12, 2012, its intention to enter the league for competition in all sports but football, bringing the membership of the conference to 15. The Fighting Irish play five football games with ACC schools each year. On July 1, 2014, Louisville entered the ACC on the same day Maryland withdrew, keeping the conference’s membership at 15 institutions.

• Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 154 national championships, including 76 in men’s competition, 76 in women’s competition and two in fencing. In addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes 180 times in men’s competition and 137 times in women’s action.

• The ACC is the only conference to win national championships in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball over the last four years.

• The ACC has won four combined football and men’s basketball national titles over the last five years, twice as many as any other conference.

• Four NCAA titles were captured by ACC teams during the 2017-18 academic year, with championships from Notre Dame (women’s basketball and fencing), Wake Forest (men’s tennis) and Florida State (softball).

• The league’s unique blend of public and private institutions continues to lead the way among Power 5 conferences in the “Best Colleges” rankings released by US News & World Report. The ACC was the only FBS conference with eight member institutions among the top 50 — three more than any peer league.

• The ACC had 96 combined teams that received Academic Progress Rate recognition awards from the NCAA in April of 2018, the most of any Power 5 conference.

• In the NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate report released in November of 2017, the ACC tied for the highest GSR among peer conferences in football and led in baseball and men’s basketball. A total of seven ACC teams achieved GSR scores of 100 in the sports of football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball.

• The ACC’s current member institutions have won more AFCA Academic Awards — 25, including ties — than the members of any other conference since the annual award recognizing the Division I-A school with the highest graduation rate was founded in 1981. The winners include: Duke (14 times), Boston College (4), Virginia (3), Miami (2), Syracuse (1) and Wake Forest (1).

• Some of the most influential people in history have been awarded the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship to pursue post-graduate education at the University of Oxford in England. The oldest international fellowships have been earned by a few extraordinary ACC student-athletes. Some of the names on this list include Florida State football student-athlete Myron Rolle, Duke tennis student-athlete Julia Parker Goyer, Florida State track and field student-athlete Garrett Johnson and Notre Dame fencing student-athlete Alex Coccia.

• The ACC Academic Consortium is a special commitment of the 15 university presidents and the conference office to enhance academic excellence. Funded by a portion of the revenues from the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game, the ACCAC works to advance the quality of education for all undergraduate students by sharing academic and administrative resources and by hosting conferences that bring together experts from all our campuses.

• ACC Postgraduate Scholarships: The Weaver-James-Corrigan and Jim and Pat Thacker scholarships are awarded to selected student-athletes — three from each league institution — who intend to pursue a graduate degree following completion of his or her undergraduate requirements. Each recipient receives $5,000 to contribute to their graduate education. Each recipient has performed with distinction in both the classroom and in his/her respective sport, while also demonstrating exemplary conduct in the community. In addition, four student-athletes who intend to compete at the Olympic or professional level receive Weaver-James-Corrigan Honorary Awards in recognition of their outstanding performance in both athletic competition and the classroom throughout their collegiate careers.

• In 2017-18, the ACC placed four schools among the top 15 of the final Division I Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings, which tied for the lead among all conferences. Florida State led all ACC member institutions with a No. 9 ranking, followed by Duke at No. 11, North Carolina at No. 13 and NC State at No. 15. In addition, Virginia ranked No. 21, followed by No. 22 Notre Dame, No. 28 Virginia Tech and No. 30 Louisville. This marked the 17th consecutive year that the ACC placed four or more teams among the top 30; in addition, 10 ACC member schools finished among the top 50.

2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE 87 ACC POINTS OF PRIDE BOSTON COLLEGE

• Boston College, founded in 1863 by the Society of Jesus, was the first institution of higher education based in the city of Boston. Today it ranks among the nation’s foremost private universities with a co-educational enrollment of 14,400 undergraduate and graduate students drawn from all 50 states and more than 90 countries.

• The core of Boston College’s Jesuit, Catholic mission is a commitment to integrating intellectual, personal, ethical, and religious formation and uniting high academic achievement with service to others.

• Students at Boston College consistently win prestigious national awards for academic achievement, including Rhodes, Marshall, Churchill, Goldwater, Mellon, Truman, Beinecke and Beckman scholarships. Boston College is annually among the top schools nationally in producing undergraduate Fulbright winners, with over 150 during the past decade.

• More than 5,000 Boston College students give some 550,000 hours of community service in the Boston area each year, and more approximately 850 participate in service and immersion trips during the academic year.

• Boston College is ranked 32nd among national universities by U.S. News and World Report, and is home to highly ranked professional schools in Education, Law, Management, Nursing and Social Work.

• The School of Theology & Ministry, created when Weston Jesuit School of Theology re-affiliated with Boston College in 2008, si one of the world’s top centers for Catholic theological education.

• Boston College is home to a rich array of academic and cultural resources: the McMullen Museum of Art is renowned for its groundbreaking exhibitions; the Burns Library is internationally recognized for the strength of its collections in several areas, including Irish Studies, Jesuit Studies, and the history and politics of Boston; the Bapst Library has been recognized as one of the most the beautiful college libraries in the country.

• The Lynch School of Education is a leader in initiatives that enhance teaching and learning in public and Catholic K-12 schools and conducts two prominent research assessments of student achievement: TIMSS, which surveys math and science, and PIRLS, which surveys reading literacy. In collaboration with the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences, the Lynch School has been a partner in the Carnegie Corporation’s interdisciplinary Teachers for a New Era initiative, preparing, assessing, and supporting the teachers of tomorrow.

• The Center for Retirement Research and the Center on Aging and Work are nationally known for their research on issues facing older Americans.

• Boston College’s scientific research facilities include its state-of-the-art Integrated Sciences Clean Room and Nanofabrication Facility, which supports projects ranging from high-efficiency solar cells and nanostructured retinal implants to metamaterials for manipulation of terahertz and visible light. BC is also home to the most powerful magnet on a university campus, outside of a national laboratory.

• The Boston College athletics program shares the University’s commitment to the development of the whole person — body as well as mind and spirit. BC sponsors 31 varsity sports involving 700 student-athletes, and offers 53 intramural and 26 club sports involving approximately 5,000 students.

• Thirteen Boston College varsity teams achieved perfect Graduation Success Rate (GSR) scores of 100 in the NCAA’s most recently released public data. The NCAA recognized 12 Boston College varsity teams for having Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores in the top ten percent of all Division I squads in their respective sports.

• Men’s ice hockey has won NCAA national championships in 1949, 2000, 2008, 2010 and 2012. Women’s ice hockey has appeared in the NCAA Frozen Four three of the last four years and six of the last eight. First-year women’s hockey player Daryl Watts was named the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner as the nation’s top D1 women’s player for 2017-18, becoming the first underclassman to take home the honor. Women’s lacrosse was runner up in the NCAA national championship game each of the past two years. This spring, junior Sam Apuzzo became the first Boston College women’s lacrosse player to win the Tewaaraton Award, given annually to the top female and male lacrosse player in the country.

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• Clemson University is a land grant institution founded in 1889 and named for Thomas Green Clemson, a champion of formal scientific education and economic development who served as ambassador to Belgium and became the nation’s first secretary of agriculture. Thomas Clemson was the son-in-law of famous South Carolina statesman John C. Calhoun, and he inherited Calhoun’s Fort Hill Plantation. Upon his death in 1888, Thomas Clemson willed Fort Hill and his personal assets to the state of South Carolina for the establishment of a high seminary of learning dedicated to scientific education. Today, the Fort Hill mansion sits at the center of the Clemson University campus. Clemson has a proud history of military excellence and recently dedicated a Scroll of Honor memorial recognizing nearly 500 Clemson men and women who have lost their lives in service to their country. The University is organized into 7 colleges: Agriculture, Forestry, and Life Sciences; Architecture, Arts, and Humanities; Business & Behavioral Science; Science; Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences; Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences; and Education.

• U.S. News & World Report ranks Clemson No. 23 among the nation’s public universities for 2018, the 10th year it has been ranked among top 25 public schools.

• ACT and SAT scores and number of Clemson freshmen who were in the top 10 percent of their high school classes ranks among the top 15 public universities, according to 2018 U.S. News and World Report.

• Clemson is the No. 1 national public university in South Carolina, and home to approximately 23,000 students, with a freshmen retention rate of 92 percent and a 6-year graduation rate of 83 percent.

• Clemson is student centered, with a 17:1 student-to-teacher ratio and nearly half of Clemson’s courses have fewer than 20 students. 2018 U.S. News & World Report labels Clemson as one of only 11 public universities recognized for excellence in undergraduate research and creative projects.

• According to the 2018 U.S. News & World Report, Clemson is ranked the 12th most innovative school among all national public universities, based on nominations from top college officials of schools that are making the most innovative improvements in curriculum, faculty, students, campus life, technology or facilities.

• Clemson has world-class computing facilities. Clemson’s Palmetto Cluster ranks eighth on the list of university-owned supercomputers in the United States, according to the November 2014 Top500.org list of international supercomputers and will get a $1 million upgrade in 2018.

• Clemson prides itself in being “Solid Orange” with strong alumni support for both academics and athletics. Clemson ranks fourth among public universities for alumni giving, and Clemson’s IPTAY program has over 17,000 donors and is a national model for athletic fund raising.

• Clemson’s career services programs rank No. 1, according to the 2018 Princeton Review.

• CollegeStats.org ranks Clemson No. 1 for having the safest campus in the nation.

• Clemson has the No. 5 ranking for the best Town-Gown Relations according to the 2018 Princeton Review. The 2018 Princeton Review also ranks Clemson University 10th nationally for “happiest students” and No. 2 among colleges whose students love their college. Clemson’s student satisfaction scores on the National Survey of Student Engagement exceed peer institutions and the national average with 92 percent of seniors who would choose Clemson again if they could start over.

• Approximately 500 student-athletes participate as in 19 intercollegiate sports. A charter member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, Clemson has won 130 Championships since the ACC was established in 1953.

• Clemson is home to the 2016 National Football Champions and has claimed team national championships in football (1981 & 2016), men’s soccer (1984, 1987) and men’s golf (2003).

• Clemson is the original home of the “Tiger Paw” symbol for athletic teams. Clemson has strong athletic traditions including the football team’s famous pre-game entrance into Death Valley, which has been described by a national sports broadcaster as “the most exciting 25 seconds in college football.”

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• Founded in 1924, Duke is a private research university that now includes 10 schools and colleges domestically, and two campuses that are outside of the U.S. Duke enrolls 6,449 undergraduates and 8,343 graduate and professional students from more than 160 countries.

• U.S. News & World Report consistently ranks Duke among the top 10 national universities. Duke’s graduate schools in medicine, law, nursing, business and public policy are also ranked among the best in the country.

• Under Duke’s need-blind admissions policy, the university admits students based solely on their academic performance and not on the applicant’s financial status or ability to pay for college. The university then commits to provide 100 percent of a student’s demonstrated financial need for all four years of the student’s undergraduate education. Roughly 50 percent of Duke students receive some form of financial assistance to attend the university.

• Duke received over 34,000 applications for the 1,720 openings in the class of 2021.

• Forty-six Rhodes Scholarships have been awarded to Duke students, most recently in 2018. Additionally, 28 Marshall Scholarships have been awarded to graduating Duke students, with three awarded in 2018. Duke’s undergraduates have been awarded 35 Truman Scholarships for Leadership and Public Service since 1994 (two in 2018) and in the same time period, they have won 69 Goldwater Scholarships for excellence in STEM research (three in 2018).

• Duke’s athletic programs have earned 16 national championship titles, including six in women’s golf and five in men’s basketball.

• Duke has placed among the top 25 of the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings, released by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, in nine of the past 10 years including a fifth-place finish in 2011 that matched the best finish in department history.

• For the 30th time in 31 years, Duke led the 2018 ACC Academic Honor Roll with 493 student-athletes selected.

• Twenty six of 27 Duke varsity athletics teams registered a team grade point average of 3.0 or better in the fall and spring semesters of the 2017-18 academic year.

• Eleven Blue Devil teams were ranked in the top 10 percent of their respective sports in the most recent Academic Performance Rate (APR) Report. In the 2018 report, Duke Football (992) ranked fourth among all FBS schools. In all, Duke totaled the highest APR scores among ACC institutions in 12 of the league’s 25 sports.

• In the summer of 2007, Duke launched an ambitious program to change the way its students would learn about the world, its problems and its potential. Today, DukeEngage provides one-time funding for approximately 400 Duke undergraduates each summer who wish to pursue an eight-week immersive service experience by meeting a community need locally, across the U.S. or internationally. As of summer 2018, more than 4,400 Duke students have volunteered more than 1.5 million hours through DukeEngage, serving more than 600 community organizations in 42 U.S. cities and in 81 nations on six continents. In 2015, a three-week version of the program was launched to enable student athletes, whose rigorous training schedules rarely allow opportunities for study abroad, to have an international immersive service experience as well.

• More than half of Duke undergraduate students complete faculty-mentored research projects.

• Duke Medicine is known for exceptional care, with U.S. News & World Report consistently naming Medical Center to its honor roll of elite hospitals nationally. In 2017-18, Duke Hospital was named the No. 17 medical center in the country, with multiple specialties also ranked among the best in the nation. Duke University Hospital ranked No. 1 on the list of top hospitals in the state of North Carolina.

• Duke University and its Health System are the second-largest private employers in North Carolina, with more than 39,000 employees.

• With more than seven million volumes, the Duke University Library System is one of the 10 largest private library systems in the U.S. and ranks as one of the nation’s top 10 research library systems.

90 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE ACC POINTS OF PRIDE FLORIDA STATE

• FSU’s 41,900 students work and study alongside a preeminent faculty that has included six Nobel laureates, 13 National Academy of Sciences members, 14 American Academy of Arts and Sciences members, four Fulbright Scholars in 2017-2018, two members of the National Academy of Engineering, two National Academy of Medicine members and two Pulitzer Prize winners.

• The Office of National Fellowships mentors the university’s most talented students, who have won more than 300 prestigious national awards since 2005, including Rhodes, Truman and Goldwater scholarships. Six students earned Fulbright grants in 2018 and 82 undergraduate National Merit Scholars enrolled in Fall 2017.

• Florida State offers highly regarded overseas opportunities for students including year-round study centers in Florence, Italy; London, England; Panama City, Panama; and Valencia, Spain and summer programs in Australia, China, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Indonesia, Italy, Panama, Russia, Spain and Switzerland.

• The College of Education has the No. 1 ranked master’s degree program in Sport Management in the nation. (College Choice, 2018).

• The undergraduate risk management and insurance program in the FSU College of Business is one of four Top Performers for risk management and insurance undergraduate curriculums in the U.S. (Best’s Review, 2018).

• Florida State is No. 1 in Criminology and Penology among the world’s leading universities in 227 subject categories, based on the number of research articles in top-tier journals (Center for World University Rankings, 2017).

• FSU is ranked the No. 2 most efficient school among national universities in Operating Efficiency, Best Colleges (U.S. News & World Report, 2018).

• Military Times ranked Florida State No. 22 in the latest “Best Colleges 2018” annual rankings. The online graduate program in criminal justice is ranked No. 4 nationally for educating veterans, by U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Online Programs for Veterans” rankings, 2018.

• has been recognized by INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine as one of seven Diversity Champion colleges and universities in the nation and has earned the “Higher Education Excellence in Diversity” (HEED) Award four years in a row.

• Florida State University also has been identified as a top performer for black student success, with one of the highest graduation rates among African-American students of nearly 700 universities examined in a 2017 national study by The Education Trust.

• The largest private gift to a public university in Florida — $100 Million — has created the Jim Moran School of Entrepreneurship, the only stand-alone degree-granting college in the nation. Whether students dream of starting a tech company, social enterprise, nutrition business or apparel boutique, the Jim Moran School of Entrepreneurship provides a rich curriculum for both entrepreneurship majors and minors in an environment that promotes entrepreneurial thinking, hands-on learning and real-life experience through business mentoring, networking and internships.

• The only facility of its kind in the United States, the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at Florida State is the largest and highest-powered magnet laboratory in the world. The magnet lab holds the most world records for the most powerful magnets on Earth. Every year more than 1,000 scientists from dozens of countries use the magnets to explore promising new materials, solve energy challenges and grow our understanding of living things.

• Florida State is one of the top universities in the nation with the most recipients of doctoral degrees in the humanities and the arts.

• Variety lists FSU’s College of Motion Picture Arts as one of the world’s best film schools. The award-winning industry professionals who comprise the faculty have produced more than 400 feature films, while the school’s outstanding students have earned more than 2,000 awards and recognitions, including many Student Oscars and Emmys.

• “Moonlight,” written and directed by Florida State University alumnus Barry Jenkins and produced by FSU alumna Adele Romanski, won the 2017 Oscar for Best Picture at the 89th annual Academy Awards.

• The College of Music — home to two Grammy Award winners and a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer — is the third largest music program in higher education. The college is highly rated among public universities, and its opera program ranks third in the United States (U.S. News & World Report).

• The College of Medicine is No. 1 in the nation for instruction in community health, (Association of American Medical Colleges), and is the No. 3 most competitive medical school in the nation in admissions, (U.S. News & World Report, 2017).

• Florida State provides countless opportunities for students to be involved in service learning, civic education and leadership. With more than 650 registered student organizations, as well as Service Scholars and Garnet and Gold Scholars, the university is a leader of programs focused on community development and values education.

• Since they began fielding intercollegiate athletic teams in 1946, the Seminoles have won 15 national championships in nine sports, including the 2018 NCAA Softball Championship. The Seminole football program won its third national title in 2013.

• Since joining the ACC in 1992, the Seminoles have won 82 ACC team championships in 14 different sports. Twenty three of those titles have come in the past five seasons.

• Florida State is the only FBS school in the nation to have each of its sports advance to the NCAA Postseason for two straight years.

• Since 2010, Seminole teams have qualified for NCAA postseason play in 167 of 174 opportunities.

• In 2017-18, Florida State student-athletes posted a cumulative record GPA above a 3.0.

• FSU was the only school in Division I to have its football team play in a bowl game and send its men’s and women’s basketball teams and baseball team to the NCAA postseason.

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• Founded in 1885, the Georgia Institute of Technology is a public research university with more than 29,000 undergraduate and graduate students.

• Georgia Tech’s undergraduate program is ranked seventh among public universities by U.S. News & World Report, and has been in the top 10 for more than a decade.

• Georgia Tech’s engineering program is the largest in the United States, and is one of the best. Nine undergraduate engineering programs rank in the top five nationally, and all engineering programs rank in the top ten. Georgia Tech is No. 1 in the nation in engineering bachelor’s degrees awarded to African-American and women students, according to the American Society for Engineering Education. Georgia Tech also has outstanding programs in business, computing, design, liberal arts and sciences.

• Georgia Tech enjoys a stellar reputation internationally, ranking No. 14 on the U.S. News & World Report list of the 100 Best Global Universities for Engineering and No. 71 on its 500 Top Global Universities list. Students come to Georgia Tech from 127 countries, and students are studying and interning in 70 countries. More than 52 percent of Georgia Tech students have international experience by graduation.

• Georgia Tech faculty are engaged in research collaborations in more than 100 countries. The Institute has global centers in Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama and Singapore, along with campuses in Metz, France, and Shenzhen, China.

• In 2017, Georgia Tech Professional Education (GTPE) served more than 33,000 learners worldwide, representing 2,790 organizations, by delivering courses, program certificates, and master’s degrees. Contract courses were delivered to 268 companies and industry partners. Between 2012 and 2017, Georgia Tech’s 60 plus MOOCs had a total of more than 2.5 million enrollments. In 2017, Georgia Tech launched its second at-scale degree, the Online Master of Science in Analytics, which began in August that year with the first cohort of 284 learners.

• Career education and job placement of high-quality students are advantages that many gain from attending Georgia Tech. The Center for Career Discovery and Development is one of the nation’s most successful and innovative university career-support offices. Upon graduation, well over 70 percent of Tech students have already accepted a job or been accepted to graduate school.

• A Georgia Tech degree is a sound investment, as evidenced by its No. 7 ranking for “Annual return on investment (in-state)” by PayScale.com and Payscale.com’s No. 10 ranking in its College ROI Report.

• With research expenditures of $805 million, Georgia Tech is among the leaders in research expenditures for universities without a medical school.

• In fall 2017, the National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded nearly $20 million to a consortium of universities, led by Georgia Tech, to support a new engineering research center (ERC) called the NSF Engineering Research Center for Cell Manufacturing Technologies (CMaT). The ERC will work closely with industry and clinical partners to develop transformative tools and technologies for the consistent, scalable, and low-cost production of high-quality living therapeutic cells. Such cells could be used in a broad range of life-saving medical therapies now emerging from research laboratories.

• Georgia Tech has created and enhanced distinct innovation neighborhoods, and continues to attract large company innovation centers to Tech Square including Chick-fil-A, Delta Air Lines, The Home Depot, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Panasonic, Southern Company, AT&T and Anthem Inc.

• More than 50 percent of Georgia Tech inventions include at least one student as a co-inventor.

• Georgia Tech has a national reputation for embracing and promoting cross-disciplinary sustainability practices on campus and in classrooms and labs. The Institute has also been named a Tree Campus USA by the Arbor Day Foundation for the past 10 years. People for Bikes named Tech’s new 1.5-mile PATH Parkway No. 1 on its 2017 list of 10 Best New Bikeways in America. Southface Energy Institute presented The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design with a 2018 Fulcrum Award to recognize excellence in the design, construction, planning and advocacy communities.

• With 400-plus student-athletes across 17 varsity sports, Georgia Tech competes at the highest level of intercollegiate athletics as a member of NCAA Division I and the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), while also developing young people who will change the world. Georgia Tech has long been a leader in innovation in college athletics with the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Program (known as the Total Person Program at GT), commitments to athletics scholarships until a student-athlete graduates and the use of virtual reality in recruiting among the many concepts that originated on The Flats. . • The Yellow Jackets have won five national championships during their illustrious athletics history (four in football — 1917, 1928, 1952 and 1990; one in women’s tennis — 2007), appeared in two Final Fours in men’s basketball (1990 and 2004) and three College World Series in baseball (1994, 2002 and 2006).

• Georgia Tech student-athletes excel in the classroom as well as the competitive arena. For the fifth-straight year, Georgia Tech set a new all-time high for the Institute with an 88 percent NCAA Graduation Success Rate (GSR) in the latest figures released by the NCAA. Additionally, Tech matched a school record when five teams recorded a perfect 1,000 in the NCAA’s most recent Academic Progress Report (APR) scores. Twelve of Georgia Tech’s 15 varsity programs have an APR higher than the national average for their respective sports, led by the Yellow Jackets’ golf team, which has posted a perfect 1,000 score every year since the NCAA APR program was introduced in 2003-2004.

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• Established in 1798, the University of Louisville is Kentucky’s premier, nationally recognized metropolitan research university.

• With a student body of over 22,459 and faculty and staff of nearly 7,000, UofL offers more than 250 areas of study.

• Dr. Neeli Bendapudi was named UofL’s 18th president in April, 2018. She is the institution’s first female president and the first person of color to hold the position.

• Since 2003, UofL scholars have earned 120 prestigious Fulbright Scholarships, more than all other Kentucky public institutions combined.

• UofL’s most famous landmark is a large original bronze casting of Rodin’s “The Thinker,” which stands in front of Grawemeyer Hall. The statue, given to the city of Louisville to recognize its namesake, French monarch Louis XVI, has been in place at UofL since 1949.

• UofL is a long-time leader in medical breakthroughs, including helping a paralyzed man stand, six years after a complete spinal cord injury, as well as revolutionizing the treatment of heart disease. In 2018, the university and its partner, the Jewish Hospital Trager Transplant Center, marked their 500th heart transplant.

• In 2017, UofL received one of its largest grants for medical research in the school’s history: a $13.8 million award from the National Institutes of Health, to study a promising new type of adult cardiac stem cell that has the potential to treat heart failure. UofL is an established leader in cardiac stem cell therapies.

• The Signature Partnership Initiative at the University of Louisville was started in 2007 to increase the educational attainment and improve the quality of life for those living in Louisville’s poorest areas. Since then, the university community has recorded more than 21,000 instances of community engagement and 250,000 hours of community service as part of the program.

• The Rapid Prototyping Center at UofL trains engineers and other professionals from around the world on sophisticated 3D printing and other additive manufacturing machinery.

• The University of Louisville sponsors 23 varsity athletic programs, 10 for men and 13 for women. The Cardinals have won two NCAA team championships (men’s basketball in 1980, 1986) and 15 NCAA individual titles (four in men’s swimming, four in men’s track and field, five in women’s swimming, and two in women’s track and field).

• Seventeen UofL teams or individuals from teams — nine men’s and eight women’s — participated in post-season competition in 2017-18, and 11 sports were ranked among the nation’s top 25 during the year.

• Cardinal athletic teams posted a collective 3.204 GPA during the 2017-18 academic year, with 21 of 23 teams achieving a 3.0 or better for the 2017 fall semester. A total of 300 student-athletes were 2017 Red and Black Scholars, representing a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better. Three hundred and sixty four student-athletes were nominated for the ACC Academic Honor Roll.

• Five University of Louisville athletic teams — men’s and women’s basketball, women’s cross country, and men’s and women’s golf — received public recognition through the NCAA Academic Performance Program for ranking in the top 10 percent in the 2013-17 most recent APR, which measures academic eligibility, retention, and graduation for student-athletes.

• UofL student-athletes amassed about 9,000 service hours through its CardsCARE community outreach program during the 2017-18 year, a total that ranked among the top five in the nation in the NCAA Team Works Helper Community Service Challenge. The Cardinals have ranked in the top five in service hours for four consecutive years.

• The KFC Yum! Center basketball arena, Cardinal Stadium for football, and Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium for soccer are state-of-the-art facilities. Since 2010, UofL has also built a rowing center, expanded its football, baseball, and softball stadiums and purchased the Cardinal Golf Club, rebranding it as the University of Louisville Golf Club. UofL opened its $14.5 million student-athlete academic center in 2016.

• CBS Sports has recognized the UofL Athletics program among the top seven nationally in its annual “Best in College Sports” review in four of the last five years, including a No. 7 ranking in the 2016-17 season. Louisville finished 26th nationally in the 2016-17 Learfield Sports Director’s Cup national all-sports standings, its highest ever.

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• The University of Miami is the youngest institution in the ACC. Although founded in 1925, UM did not start classes until October 1926 in a partially constructed hotel after a hurricane had devastated other opening facilities. This auspicious start not only provided the name for the , but also provided a foundation for a fast growing citizen-founded university, which has had only six presidents during its entire existence.

• The University of Miami awarded the first athletic scholarship to a female student-athlete.

• UM is among the first institutions, if not the first, to adopt an athletics logo as its school-wide symbol, the UM.

• The Miller School of Medicine, founded in 1952, was the first medical school in Florida.

• The University of Miami ranks No. 46 on U.S. News & World Report’s 2018 Best Colleges list and No. 44 in the 2018 Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings.

• Bascom Palmer Eye Institute is ranked for the 16th time as the nation’s best in ophthalmology in U.S News & World Report’s Best Hospitals edition.

• The University of Miami holds a STARS silver rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.

• The University of Miami’s new College of Engineering-Johnson & Johnson 3D Printing Center of Excellence Collaborative Laboratory gives faculty and students access to 3D printing technology to make objects limited only by imagination.

• By replicating real-life hospital, outpatient clinic, and home environments, the School of Nursing and Health Studies’ new Simulation Hospital enables health care students and professionals, first responders, and corporate partners to design, test, and master skills, technologies and innovations.

• The Campus Pride Index ranks UM a 4-star university, recognizing its support for LGBTQ students in areas such as institutional inclusion, student life, housing and residential life, counseling, and health and campus safety.

• The Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine is a Florida Cancer Center of Excellence, one of only four in the state and the only one in South Florida.

• The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis published the findings of its first FDA-approved Phase I clinical trial involving the use of human nerve cells to repair a damaged spinal cord.

• Researchers from the University of Miami-Nova Southeastern University Center for Autism and Related Disabilities helped launch the Simons Foundation Powering Autism Research for Knowledge, or SPARK, an online initiative designed to become the largest autism study ever undertaken in the U.S.

• Hurricanes head football coach Mark Richt won two major honors: the 2017 Atlantic Coast Conference and Walter Camp 2017 Coach of the Year awards.

• Student-athletes at the University of Miami earned first place in the Division I category of the 2018 NCAA Team Works Helper Helper Community Service Competition. The student-athletes participated in more than 200 events and totaled more than 3,382 hours of community service.

• Ten University of Miami teams were recognized for perfect 2015-16 scores of 1,000 on the latest Academic Progress Report released by the NCAA. Men’s cross country, track and field, and tennis, and women’s basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, track and field, and volleyball were honored for excellence in the classroom.

• The Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science’s Marine Technology and Life Sciences Seawater Complex includes the Alfred C. Glassell, Jr. SUSTAIN Building, a wind-wave-storm surge simulator capable of generating Category 5 hurricane–force winds.

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• The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is the nation’s first public university.

• In December 2017, for the 17th consecutive time, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine ranked UNC-Chapel Hill number one among the 100 U.S. public colleges and universities that offer the best combination of top-flight academics and affordable costs. For the 17th time in a row, the University has ranked first on best value in American public higher education.

•The Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education 2018 rankings listed Carolina as the third-best public university and in September 2017, U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best Colleges” guidebook ranked UNC-Chapel Hill the fifth-best public university for the 17th consecutive year.

• For the 13th straight year, North Carolina has received a record number of first-year applications — more than 43,384 applicants vying for places in the Class of 2022, a six-percent increase over 2017.

• The University offers 77 bachelor’s, 111 master’s, 65 doctorate and seven professional degree programs through 14 schools and the College of Arts & Sciences.

• The University was one of the country’s first public universities to adopt a debt-free financial aid policy. The Carolina Covenant serves as a national model for providing a debt-free education to qualified low-income students. Fourteen percent of the Class of 2022 qualified for the Carolina Covenant Scholars and more than 6,500 students have benefited from the program since it began in 2003. Additionally, the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation awarded UNC-Chapel Hill with the 2017 Cooke Prize for Equity in Educational Excellence. The $1 million award recognizes success in enrolling low-income students and supporting them through graduation.

• With more than 400 programs in 70 countries, more than a third of UNC-Chapel Hill undergraduates study in other countries before graduation — one of the highest study abroad rates among public universities nationwide. Since 1973, our students have received more than 270 Fulbright Student Program Awards for global research and study.

• Among its diverse faculty, Carolina has a co-recipient of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry; 37 members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; 21 members of the National Academy of Medicine; six members of the National Academy of Engineering; 12 members of the National Academy of Sciences; and 85 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

• The Higher Education Research and Development survey ranked UNC-Chapel Hill 11th nationally among all research institutions in overall research and development expenditures. The University conducts over $1 billion in research activity, supporting all or part of the salary of over 12,000 UNC-Chapel Hill employees and adding tremendous value to the state’s economy.

• Peace Corps ranked North Carolina fourth in the 2018 list of top volunteer-producing large colleges and universities.

• The University is one of the 30 founding members of the American Talent Initiative, which aims to attract, enroll and graduate 50,000 additional high-achieving, lower-income high school students at the 270 colleges and universities with the highest graduation rates by 2025.

• Multiple UNC-Chapel Hill graduate programs were highly ranked by U.S. News & World Report for the 2019 edition of “America’s Best Graduate Schools,” including the School of Medicine (Primary Care, No. 1).

• Fifteen varsity athletic teams posted perfect 1000 scores in the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate for 2016-17.

• A 2017 Innovate Carolina Roadmap report concluded UNC-Chapel Hill has significantly strengthened efforts over the past five years to commercialize research-based intellectual property. Disclosures of ideas by faculty are up 15 percent, patents issued are up 72 percent, the number of new IP-based startups are up 69 percent, and revenue is up 86 percent. Recent highlights included creating the $10 million Carolina Research Ventures Fund to spur investments in startups and collaborating in the launch of a downtown Chapel Hill accelerator that has worked with 75 companies that earned $20.6 million in revenue during 2017 and created over 1,150 jobs since 2013.

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• NC State is one of the nation’s pre-eminent research institutions. Every day, our accomplished, high-performing students, faculty, staff and alumni create economic, societal and intellectual prosperity.

• With 34,000 students, NC State educates more North Carolinians than any other university.

• U.S. News & World Report ranks NC State as one of the top 10 best values among the nation’s public universities.

• PayScale.com ranks NC State first among North Carolina public universities for the early and midcareer salaries earned by its graduates.

• NC State was the first ACC institution to integrate athletics in 1956.

• In the classroom, NC State student-athletes continue to perform at an extremely high level. Over the past five years, NC State has posted the five highest graduation success rate (GSR) figures in school history. Last year NC State matched its highest GSR mark ever.

• Wolfpack athletes continue to perform well in the competitive arena, with 12 teams finishing in the top 25 nationally in their respective sports for the 2017-18 academic year. The NC State men’s swimming and diving team finished fourth in the nation at the NCAA championships, matching the highest finish ever for an ACC program at the event, as did the wrestling program, again matching the highest finish ever for an ACC program.

• In a year in which 21 of its 23 programs reached the postseason, NC State was one of just four schools to reach postseason in men’s sports of football, basketball and baseball and women’s sports of basketball, volleyball and soccer.

• NC State football reached its fourth consecutive bowl game, earning a berth in the Sun Bowl, where the team soundly defeated Arizona State, 52-31. NC State had a program record seven players drafted in the 2018 NFL Draft, the second highest total in the nation.

• NC State’s Centennial Campus is the premier public-private university research campus in the country, where more than 70 corporate, government and nonprofit partners work in state-of-the-art facilities alongside more than 70 NC State research and academic units.

• NC State research has yielded more than 950 U.S. patents and nearly 2,000 patents worldwide, leading to the commercialization of more than 500 consumer products.

• More than 100 startups and spinoffs have been founded based on NC State research, attracting a total of $1.6 billion in venture capital.

• NC State is one of only two universities in the country leading two National Science Foundation Engineering Research Centers, one creating the smart grid of the future and the other pioneering self-powered health monitoring devices.

• Researchers at NC State recently were awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation, elected to the National Academy of Engineering, inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame and selected for MIT Technology Review’s “35 Innovators Under 35” and Popular Science’s “Brilliant 10.”

• NC State’s James B. Hunt Jr. Library, one of the world’s most innovative and advanced centers for learning, is a winner of the prestigious Stanford Prize for Innovation in Research Libraries. The library’s automated book retrieval and storage system, the bookBot, creates space for technology-rich collaboration spaces by holding more than 1 million volumes in 18,172 bins stacked 50 feet high. The Hunt Library includes a computer gaming lab, an immersive visualization lab and ultra-HD media production facilities.

• NC State’s College of Textiles produces more than half of the textile graduates in the country each year. The university’s College of Veterinary Medicine is ranked third in the nation, and the College of Engineering is one of the top 20 public engineering schools in the U.S.

• Fifty-two NC State student-athletes have been awarded the Weaver-James Corrigan Postgraduate Scholarship since 1997 — the highest number of honorees among all league schools.

• NC State is one of only 16 Division I schools to have won two or more NCAA titles in men’s basketball (1974 and 1983).

• NC State and its students, alumni and associated startups generate $6.5 billion in annual added income for the state.

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• For 175 years, the has provided a distinctive voice in higher education that is at once rigorously intellectual, unapologetically moral in orientation and firmly embracing of a service ethos.

• Founded in 1842 by a priest of the Congregation of Holy Cross, Notre Dame is a national Catholic research university located adjacent to the city of South Bend, Indiana, in a metropolitan area of some 300,000, approximately 90 miles east of Chicago.

• Admission to the University is highly competitive, with 48 percent of incoming first-year students ranking in the top one percent of their high school graduating classes and 94 percent in the top 10 percent of their classes.

• Notre Dame is organized into four undergraduate colleges — Arts and Letters, Science, Engineering, and the Mendoza College of Business — the School of Architecture, the Law School, the Graduate School, the Keough School for Global Affairs, 13 major research institutes, three dozen centers and special programs, and the University Library system. Enrollment is 12,393 students overall and 8,530 undergraduates.

• The Graduate School, established in 1918, encompasses nine terminal master’s degree programs, six professional master’s programs, plus 26 doctoral degree programs in and among 30 departments, institutes and programs.

• Notre Dame is rated among the nation’s top 20 universities in a wide array of surveys. The Mendoza College of Business undergraduate program was ranked No. 1 in the nation for five consecutive years by Bloomberg Businessweek in its surveys of top business programs and was rated second in the publication’s latest survey.

• Notre Dame’s graduation rate of 97 percent annually ranks in the top 10 among research universities.

• Notre Dame is among the most geographically diverse universities in the country with students from all 50 states and nearly 90 countries.

• Notre Dame faculty members have earned 62 fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities since 1999, more than for any other research university in the nation.

• More than 75 percent of Notre Dame students participate in study abroad programs, a figure ranking third among American doctoral/research institutions. The University recently added nine new short-term summer programs.

• Led by the Center for Social Concerns, about 80 percent of Notre Dame students engage in some form of voluntary service-learning during their years at the University, and 10 percent devote a year or more after graduation to serving the less fortunate in the United States and around the world.

• Notre Dame’s service to the Catholic Church is extensive, including the Alliance for Catholic Education, a master’s program in which young graduates serve in under-resourced Catholic K-12 schools nationwide.

• More U.S. presidents have delivered commencement addresses at Notre Dame than any other university in the nation.

• The Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the 14-story Hesburgh Library with its 132-feet-high mural depicting Christ the Teacher, and the university’s historic Main Building with its famed Golden Dome are among the most widely recognized university landmarks in the world.

• Notre Dame sponsors 26 varsity athletics programs (13 men’s, 13 women’s) and has won 31 national championships (11 consensus titles in football — 1924-29-30-43-46-47-49-66-73-77-88; 10 in fencing — men in 1977-78-86, women in 1987, combined in 1994, 2003-05-11-17-18; plus NCAA crowns in women’s soccer in 1995, 2004 and 2010; women’s basketball in 2000-01 and 2017-18; men’s tennis in 1944 and 1959; men’s golf in 1944, men’s cross country in 1957 and men’s soccer in 2013.

• Notre Dame consistently leads all Football Bowl Subdivision institutions in athletic graduation rate measurements. In NCAA Graduation Success Rate figures, Notre Dame student-athletes have ranked No. 1 among FBS schools for 11 straight years (2007-2017), including 99 scores from 2009-14. In other GSR ratings, Notre Dame male student-athletes ranked first for six straight years (2009-14), female student-athletes have ranked No. 1 for 11 straight years (eight of those years at 100) and football student-athletes have finished first four of the last nine years.

• Notre Dame athletics in recent years has produced two student body presidents (fencer Alex Coccia in 2013-14 and football player Corey Robinson in 2016-17), a University valedictorian (rower Anna Kottkamp in 2015), an NCAA Woman of the Year honoree (Elizabeth Tucker from women’s soccer in 2014) and a Summer Olympic Games flag-bearer (fencer Mariel Zagunis for the United States delegation in London in 2012). Coccia also won a Rhodes Scholarship.

• Notre Dame in 2017-18 enjoyed one of its best across-the-board athletic years in its history, led by a women’s basketball NCAA crown, a men’s and women’s combined NCAA title in fencing and an NCAA runner-up finish in hockey. Notre Dame in both 2015-16 and 2016-17 became the first school in history to qualify for the Sweet 16 level in NCAA brackets in men’s basketball, women’s basketball and hockey.

• Notre Dame finished the 2012 football regular season ranked No. 1 in the Bowl Championship Series standings and became the first program to accomplish that, play in the BCS Championship Game and also rank No. 1 in graduation rates based on NCAA GSR numbers.

• Notre Dame ranks second all-time, only behind Nebraska, in production of Capital One Academic All-Americans, as chosen by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).

• The extensive RecSports program at Notre Dame features two historic offerings — the Bengal Bouts, the men’s boxing club’s annual charity tournament that since 1920 has benefited the missions in Bangladesh, and also Bookstore Basketball, the largest five-on-five outdoor basketball tournament in the world, annually featuring more than 700 team entries.

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• The University of Pittsburgh is a state-related university and a world leader in education, research and innovation. Pitt has an annual enrollment of more than 34,500 undergraduate and graduate students as well as more than 300,000 alumni around the world. Founded as the Pittsburgh Academy in 1787, the University is one of the oldest institutions of higher education in the nation and has a campus in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as well as four regional campuses located throughout Western Pennsylvania.

• The University’s more than 13,700 employees, including more than 5,400 faculty members, served more than 34,500 students drawn from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, three U.S. territories, and 106 foreign countries through the programs of 16 undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools in the 2017-18 academic year.

• In a reaccreditation report issued in September 2012, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education praised Pitt as a “world class research university” with an “unwavering commitment to excellence” and an “extraordinarily talented and beloved leadership team.”

• Pitt students consistently win a significant number of prestigious national awards for academic achievement. Since 1995, Pitt undergraduates have claimed one Gates Cambridge Scholarship, two Churchill Scholarships, four Rhodes Scholarships, six Truman Scholarships, six Marshall Scholarships, nine Udall Scholarships, and an astounding 48 Goldwater Scholarships.

• Pitt is among the nation’s leading producers of student Fulbright grant winners, with nearly 300 Fulbright winners. Pitt also is among the nation’s leading producers of Boren scholars, Whitaker International fellows, Critical Language scholars, and Humanity in Action fellows.

• Senior faculty members have been elected to such prestigious groups as the Health and Medicine Division of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine; American Association for the Advancement of Science; American Society for Clinical Investigation; National Academy of Education; American Academy of Nursing; and National Academy of Sciences. And they have claimed some of the country’s most prestigious awards, including the National Medal of Science, Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation “Genius Grant,” and Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Distinguished Achievement Award for exemplary contributions to humanistic studies.

• In the 2017-18 academic year, faculty members were awarded the Passano Foundation Passano Award, the Friendship Award (the highest recognition bestowed by the People’s Republic of China to foreign experts), the National Institutes of Health Director’s New Innovator Award, a National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship, the Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize, the Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize, and the Distinguished Service Award from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Faculty members also were named fellows of the National Academy of Inventors and the American Council of Polish Culture.

• Since the beginning of this century, Pitt alumni have received the Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, Pulitzer Prize for fiction, National Medal of Science, National Book Award, John Fritz Medal in engineering, Shaw Prize in Life Science and Medicine, Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research, and many other high honors.

• In the most recent QS World University Rankings (2018), a ranking of the world’s top 980 universities, the University of Pittsburgh was ranked 37th in the United States and 142nd in the world. The QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018 also gave the top spot in the world to Pitt’s philosophy department.

• In 2012, Pitt surpassed its goal to raise $2 billion during its historic capital campaign. Thanks to generous gifts received from more than 189,000 donors, the University was able to create more than 1,600 new endowments, including more than 600 student scholarships and fellowships and more than 150 new faculty chairs and professorships.

• Pitt’s intercollegiate athletics history dates back to 1869, when the university began to field a baseball team. Today, Pitt sponsors 19 varsity sports with more than 450 student-athletes vying for conference, regional and national honors.

• Pitt boasts a rich Olympic history that includes gold-medal winning performances in track, and silver and bronze medals in diving and basketball.

• The Panthers rank fourth among all schools with eight inductees in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Pitt’s gridiron legacy also includes 24 College Hall of Famers, 92 first-team All-America citations and nine national championships.

• Pitt football product Aaron Donald was named the 2017 NFL Defensive Player of the Year. Donald, a unanimous All-American at Pitt, has been selected to four consecutive Pro Bowls while starring for the Los Angeles Rams.

• Under Coach Dan Fisher, the Pitt volleyball team has achieved four consecutive 20-win seasons. In 2018, the Panthers went 26-7 overall and 18-2 in Atlantic Coast Conference play, capturing the first ACC championship in program history. Pitt volleyball has advanced to the NCAA Tournament in each of the past two seasons.

• In the wake of Pitt’s landmark 2018 season, Dan Fisher was honored as the ACC Coach of the Year and the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) East Coast Region Coach of the Year.

• Pitt softball, under the direction of ACC Coach of the Year Holly Aprile, captured its first ACC Coastal Division title, finishing 33-18-1 overall and 16-6 in conference play. The Panthers made a dramatic run to the ACC Tournament championship final, before losing a 5-4 heartbreaker to eventual national champion Florida State.

• Men’s soccer signaled its ascendance in the ACC under Coach Jay Vidovich by defeating three ranked opponents (No. 7 Notre Dame, No. 14 Columbia and No. 21 Syracuse) and also knocking off traditional rivals West Virginia and Penn State.

• Women’s soccer is under the new leadership of head coach Randy Waldrum, a two-time College Cup champion while at Notre Dame. Waldrum was hired at Pitt in December 2017.

• First-year gymnastics head coach Samantha Snider led Pitt back to NCAA Regional Championship competition for the first time in five years. Fueling the team’s success was freshman Haley Brechwald, the East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Rookie of the Year for 2018 and a five-time All-EAGL honoree.

• Diver Meme Sharp won the USA Diving Winter Nationals 1-meter springboard championship. Sharp, under the mentorship of first-year Pitt diving coach Katie Hazelton, scored 476.75 points in the competition to earn the gold medal.

• New eras for Pitt’s basketball programs were launched in the spring of 2018. Jeff Capel, who owns a championship pedigree as a former Duke player and coach under the iconic Mike Krzyzewski, was named the new leader of the men’s program, while highly regarded Florida State associate head coach Lance White was appointed Pitt’s new women’s coach.

• In May 2018, three Pitt teams earned NCAA Public Recognition Awards for exemplary Academic Progress Rates (APR): women’s cross country, women’s softball and women’s tennis. All three programs received perfect APR scores of 1,000.

• In the classroom during the 2017 calendar year, 409 Pitt student-athletes achieved a grade-point average of at least 3.0, while 29 earned a perfect 4.0 GPA. Forty-four student-athletes were honored on the respective 2017-18 All-ACC Academic teams.

• Three Pitt student-athletes — Andin Fosam (women’s track and field), Meme Sharp (women’s diving) and Ryan Winslow (football) — were selected 2018 ACC Postgraduate Scholarship recipients. Fosam, Sharp and Winslow each received the ACC’s prestigious Weaver-James-Corrigan Postgraduate Award.

• During the 2017-18 academic year, Pitt student-athletes dedicated nearly 2,700 hours to community service in Western Pennsylvania and beyond.

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• Founded in 1870, Syracuse University is a private research university dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering student success through teaching excellence, rigorous scholarship and interdisciplinary research.

• Syracuse University enrolls 15,252 undergraduates and 7,232 graduate students pursuing full- and part-time study in 11 academic schools and colleges. They enjoy the resources of a beautiful 270-acre main campus; extended campus venues in Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Manhattan and seven study abroad centers around the world.

• Syracuse University distinguishes itself among the nation’s best research universities as determined by the Carnegie Foundation. Five of Syracuse’s schools and colleges — Architecture, Information Studies, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Newhouse School of Public Communications, and Whitman School of Management — rank among the best in the nation. Syracuse’s long list of nationally-recognized programs include creative writing, entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises, industrial design, information systems, drama, and social work.

• Syracuse’s distinguished roster of faculty scholars includes two MacArthur Fellows; a Pulitzer Prize winner; PEN America Literary Award winners; numerous Guggenheim and Fulbright fellows; members of the National Academy of Arts and Sciences; and Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

• Syracuse students represent all 50 states and 126 countries; Twenty-five percent are students of color and about one-fifth of the undergraduates are first-generation college students.

• Syracuse’s study abroad program is consistently ranked one of the top in the U.S. Almost half of Syracuse’s students graduate with at least one study abroad experience.

• Syracuse has a long legacy of support for veterans, from enrolling unprecedented numbers of returning soldiers under the GI Bill to launching the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities. Today, the University ranks third nationally for veterans and the Whitman School of Management is the No. 5 business school for veterans. Syracuse University is home to the acclaimed Institute for Veterans and Military Families, the first university-based institute in the U.S. dedicated to addressing the needs of veterans and their families.

• Syracuse alumni include Ernie Davis, the first African-American Heisman Trophy winner; novelist Joyce Carol Oates; NBA great and former Detroit Mayor Dave Bing; Pro Football Hall of Famers Jim Brown, Floyd Little and Art Monk; former Vice President Joseph Biden; pioneering astronaut Eileen Collins; writer/producer Aaron Sorkin; actress/singer Vanessa Williams; and NBC announcer .

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• The University of Virginia is one of the nation’s top public universities. Thomas Jefferson — who designed the buildings, planned the curriculum, and hired the first faculty members — founded UVA in 1819. Jefferson’s original “Academical Village” remains the heart of the University’s Grounds and is the only university in America designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Rankings for UVA are consistently high. U.S. News & World Report ranks the University as the No. 3 public national university. UVA has been among the top three publics in the magazine’s annual rankings every year since 1991. Kiplinger’s ranks the University as the No. 3 top value in public colleges. UVA has been among the top three publics in the magazine’s annual rankings for 11 consecutive years.

• UVA is highly selective. Among 2017 first-year students, 89 percent ranked in the top 10 percent of their graduating classes. The application review is holistic, allowing the admission committee to look far beyond grades and test scores to seek motivated students who will challenge their professors and each other through exploration, inquiry, discussion and debate.

• Graduation rates at UVA are among the highest in the country. The six-year graduation rate for students who entered in fall 2011 is 94.6 percent. The six-year graduation rate for African-American students who entered in fall 2011 is 91.7 percent.

• Student-athletes excel on the field and in the classroom. In 2017-18, UVA captured three Atlantic Coast Conference championships — men’s basketball, rowing, women’s swimming and diving.

• UVA is recognized as a leader in humanities, social sciences, and arts scholarship and is enhancing research efforts in science and engineering to support the pursuit of innovation and new discoveries with the potential to transform society.

• UVA Medical Center — named No. 1 in a list of “Best Hospitals” in Virginia by U.S. News & World Report — is a nationally renowned academic medical center committed to educating tomorrow’s health-care leaders, offering outstanding patient care, and discovering better ways to treat diseases.

• As a member of the Association of American Universities and a leading research institution, UVA offers undergraduates an outstanding educational experience with a wide range of volunteer- service and extracurricular opportunities.

• Students at UVA have a long tradition of responsible self-governance. The University Judiciary Committee, The Honor Committee, Student Council, The Lawn Selection Committee, and many others are staffed and governed solely by students. Community service is a cornerstone of student life, and each year, students give more than 107,000 hours of service valued at more than $2.86 million.

100 2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE ACC POINTS OF PRIDE VIRGINIA TECH

• Founded in 1872, Virginia Tech is a public, land-grant, research university that offers 280 undergraduate and graduate degree programs to over 34,400 students and manages a research portfolio of $504 million — the largest of any university in Virginia.

• Virginia Tech is one of the six Congressionally designated senior military colleges and one of two, with Texas A&M being the other, that maintains a full-time Corps of Cadets alongside a civilian student population. Seven Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets alumni have earned the Medal of Honor, with another 22 being awarded the Distinguished Service Cross or Navy Cross.

• A school-record 27,423 high school students applied to Virginia Tech to be a part of the Class of 2022.; 6,836 were accepted offers of admission.

• The Princeton Review ranked Virginia Tech at No. 1 for “Their Students Love These Colleges” and No. 5 for “Best Quality of Life.”

• The 2018 Princeton Review also ranked Virginia Tech at No. 6 for “Best Campus Food” and No. 11 for “Best Alumni Network” plus, “Lots of Race/Class Interaction,” and “Town-Gown Relations are Great” categories.

• The National Science Foundation ranked the university No. 44 in research expenditures.

• Money magazine ranked Virginia Tech No. 2 among the “Best Colleges You Can Actually Get Into” and No. 9 among “Best Public Colleges.” New ranking info: vt.edu/about/factbook/measures-excellence.html

• The Hokie Club — Virginia Tech Athletics’ fundraising organization — raised a record $33 million over the past academic year, with $16.2 million designated to the Hokie Scholarship Fund to pay for student-athlete scholarships.

• Tech recorded its highest finish in the Learfield Director’s Cup at 28th.

• The Hokies clinched the Commonwealth Clash for the second consecutive season, defeating Virginia, 12.5-8.5.

• Seven teams (men’s soccer, football, men’s cross-country, men’s basketball, lacrosse, men’s tennis and women’s golf) qualified for NCAA postseason competition. In addition, the Hokies had 52 individuals qualify for their respective sports as follows: Indoor Track & Field - 8; Wrestling - 9; Swimming & Diving - 16; Men’s Golf - 1; Men’s Tennis - 3; Women’s Tennis - 1; Outdoor Track & Field - 14.

• The Hokies defended their ACC title in wrestling this year bringing Tech’s total to 27 team titles since joining the conference in 2004. It marked the fourth ACC title for wrestling.

• Men’s track and field placed fourth at the NCAA Indoor Championships, marking the program’s best finish. The men’s DMR team claimed the gold medal.

• Lacrosse and women’s golf earned NCAA postseason berths for the first time in the history of both programs.

• Football’s appearance in the 2017 Camping World Bowl was the 25th straight bowl game for the Hokies, the longest active streak as recognized by the NCAA.

• In the fall, men’s soccer, made its second consecutive appearance in the NCAA Tournament.

• Individually, the Hokies’ student-athletes won 23 ACC titles in 2017-18. In addition, track and field swept the DMR relay team gold at the ACC Indoor Track and Field Championships.

• The Hokies’ men’s and women’s basketball teams received postseason bids for the third consecutive season with the men’s basketball team making the NCAA Tournament for the second time. Tech’s women advanced to the WNIT title game. Both basketball teams put up 20-win seasons, marking just the third time that both teams had 20-plus wins in the same year. Both teams hit the 20-plus mark last season, which was the first time since 1994-95.

2017-18 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE 101 ACC POINTS OF PRIDE WAKE FOREST

• The Alexander Meiklejohn Award For Academic Freedom was given to Wake Forest in 1978 by the American Association of University Professors.

• In 1962, Wake Forest became the first southern private university to admit African-Americans. Jim Caldwell was the first African-American head football coach in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The first African-American quarterback and the first African-American to earn All-ACC honors in three straight years in the ACC were Wake Forest student-athletes.

• The James W. Denmark Loan Fund, originally named the North Carolina Baptist Students’ Aid Association, is the oldest student loan fund in the United States, having been established at Wake Forest on November 30, 1875.

• Wake Forest has a long and distinguished history in debate dating to the old campus in Wake Forest, North Carolina. Having had final four finishes at the National Debate Tournament in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2006, 2008, and 2009 and with championships in 1997 and 2008, Wake Forest is among a small number of schools that has qualified most often for the national debate finals. Wake Forest has hosted two Presidential Debates, in 1988 and 2000.

• Wake Forest is a pioneer in study abroad with emphasis on this aspect of education beginning in the 1970s. Each semester Wake Forest faculty and students gather for semester long study at each of the University owned houses in London, Venice and Vienna. At present more than 60 percent of Wake Forest undergraduates participate in study abroad at some point during their undergraduate years.

• During the past twenty years Wake Forest has had 12 Rhodes Scholars.

• Wake Forest’s 1955 College World Series championship marked the first national championship by an Atlantic Coast Conference member institution.

• Wake Forest was one of eight teams to play in the first NCAA basketball tournament in 1939.

• With “Pro Humanitate” as its motto Wake Forest encourages service by its students and has more than 150 community partners locally, nationally, and internationally. During 2008-09 two thirds of the undergraduate student body completed more than 85,000 service hours. The Brian Piccolo Cancer Fund was established by Wake Forest students in 1980 in memory of the alumnus and Chicago Bear football star who died of cancer in 1970 at age 26. Wake Forest students have raised more than $1 million for this Fund which supports cancer research.

• Students in Wake Forest’s accountancy program have achieved the highest passage rate in the nation on the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) examination for the past five years. Since the program began offering a master’s degree in accounting in 1997, the graduates have achieved the top national ranking in passage rate of the CPA exam eight times.

• The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine and the Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials are examples of research groups at Wake Forest which are leading research efforts in their fields internationally.

• Health Sciences is the leading academic institution in the State of North Carolina in the amount of income generated through the licensing of Intellectual Property and is in the top five of academic institutions nationally in this activity.

• In 1953, Wake Forest was one of the seven institutions that founded the Atlantic Coast Conference and provided the new Conference with its first Commissioner. In 1956 Wake Forest successfully moved the approximately 120 miles from Wake Forest, North Carolina, to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, while retaining its name, heritage, traditions, and uniqueness as an institution. Persons closely associated with Wake Forest have stated that these two events, the moving to Winston-Salem and the joining with six other institutions to form the ACC, have been the two most important historical events that have contributed to the subsequent growth of Wake Forest to become a top 30 ranked national university today.

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