2019-20 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

hile the 2019-20 academic year brought unprecedented challenges, the dedication and resiliency of our Atlantic Coast Conference student-athletes, coaches and W administrators continued to set the highest standard. That won’t be forgotten, even as we eagerly anticipate returning to the universities we love and the passion that is college athletics. With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing the cancellation of all competition following the second week of March, we will look back on 2019-20 with a certain sadness and thoughts of what might have been. At the same time, we will remember this year as one in which our student-athletes continued to excel in the classroom, and ACC teams again ranked among the nation’s elite on the fields and courts of play. The ACC’s unique blend of public and private institutions continues to lead the way academically among Autonomy 5 conferences. This was again demonstrated in the “Best Colleges” rankings released by US News & World Report, as the ACC was the only Autonomy 5 conference to place six of its member institutions among the top 30 and seven member schools among the top 40. With an average rank of 54.7, the ACC led all FBS conferences for the 13th consecutive year. Eighty-three ACC teams received Academic Progress Rate public recognition awards from the NCAA in May. The ACC has led all Autonomy 5 conferences in 14 of the 15 years since the NCAA began APR public recognition of Division I teams. In the NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate report released last November, the ACC’s graduation rate of 92 percent ranked three points higher than the national average and led all Autonomy 5 conferences. Eighteen ACC teams achieved GSR scores of 100 in the sports of men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball. Individually, our student-athletes excelled in the classroom with a record 5,611 being named to the 2019-20 ACC Honor Roll for earning a grade point average of 3.0 or better for the entire academic year. The 2019-20 academic year will also be remembered for the launch of the much-anticipated launch of ACC Network last August. It proved a tremendous startup in every respect – viewership, talent, production and storytelling. The high level of commitment from our partners at ESPN has been truly gratifying. Prior to the complications caused by COVID-19, the combined ešorts of ACC Network and ACC Network Extra increased live viewership opportunities for our Championship and regular-season events to new levels, and we look forward raising the bar even higher. The ACC added a national championship last November as the North Carolina field hockey team brought home its second straight NCAA title and the eighth overall under head coach Karen Shelton. Our conference teams own 161 national championships over the course of our 67-year history, and ACC student-athletes have claimed close to 330 individual NCAA titles. This past year’s ACC Football Championship Game at Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium attracted nearly 67,000 fans as Clemson defeated Virginia for its fifth consecutive conference title. The ACC then sent 10 teams to postseason bowl games. The 42 total ACC teams in bowl games over the past four years leads the nation, and 2019 marked the 19th consecutive year that at least six of our teams made bowl game appearances. With Clemson advancing to the national title game, a conference team reached at least the semifinal round of national championship competition for the seventh straight year. The ACC ranks second among all conferences with 137 bowl appearances since 2005. The ACC is the only conference to send every member team to at least one bowl game over the previous four seasons (2016-19). The COVID-19 pandemic forced cancellation of the final three rounds of the New York Life ACC Tournament and the entire NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship, but ACC teams occupied their usual places in the national spotlight during the regular season. Four ACC teams were ranked in the final Associated Press poll: league champion Florida State (4), Duke (11), Louisville (14) and Virginia (16). This marked the seventh straight season in which the ACC had at least four teams in the top 25 of the final AP poll. Greensboro, North Carolina, welcomed the New York Life ACC Tournament for a league-record 27th time. While this year’s event ended prematurely, the conference looks forward to being back at the Greensboro Coliseum in 2023, following a return to Washington, D.C., next year and Brooklyn in 2022. Following another successful ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament at the Greensboro Coliseum, three league teams were ranked among the final top 25 with Louisville at No. 6, ACC champion NC State at No. 8 and Florida State at No. 19. The ACC led all conferences with eight student-athletes selected in the 2020 WNBA Draft. It marked the second consecutive year that the ACC had more players chosen in the draft than any other conference, following a league-record 13 selections a season ago. The ACC also made its mark in the Major League Baseball Draft as its six selections among the 29 in the first round tied for the most of any conference. The ACC has now had at least one player taken in the opening round of the MLB Draft for 29 consecutive years. Overall, our conference remains poised to challenge at the national level. The ACC has won seven national championships in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball since 2015. That is the most of any conference and the next closest has five. The ACC is the only conference to win each of those four titles over that stretch. The ACC shares the lead in football national titles since 2013 (three of the last seven) and more men’s basketball national championships than any other league since 2015 (three of the last five). As we weigh the changes of the recent months and prepare to move forward, the ACC and its member institutions remain poised to continue a long tradition of balancing athletics, academics and integrity. We look to the immediate future with high excitement and anticipation.

Sincerely,

John Swošord ACC Commissioner

2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / LETTER FROM THE COMMISSIONER 1 MEMBER SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

BOSTON COLLEGE EAGLES GEORGIA TECH 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 ÁNGEL CHARLES TODD JOELEEN LEAHY, S.J. MURPHY JARMOND GATES CABRERA ISBELL STANSBURY AKIN As of June 2020, Patrick Kraft CLEMSON TIGERS LOUISVILLE CARDINALS

President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. JAMES P. JANIE DAN STEPHANIE NEELI ELAINE VINCE CHRISTINE CLEMENTS HODGE RADAKOVICH ELLISONJOHNSON BENDAPUDI WISE TYRA HERRING

DUKE BLUE DEVILS MIAMI 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 NORTH CAROLINA TAR HEELS

President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. Chancellor Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. JOHN PAM DAVID VANESSA KEVIN LISSA BUBBA MARIELLE THRASHER PERREWÉ COBURN FUCHS GUSKIEWICZ BROOME CUNNINGHAM VANGELDER

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NC STATE WOLFPACK VIRGINIA CAVALIERS

Chancellor Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. President Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Director Senior Woman Admin. RANDY JOEL BOO MICHELLE JAMES E. CARRIE CARLA BRITTNEY WOODSON PAWLAK CORRIGAN LEE RYAN HEILMAN WILLIAMS WHITESIDE

NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH VIRGINIA TECH 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

PITT 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 JOHN BARBARA GALLAGHER VÉLEZ MARTÍNEZ LYKE TUSCANO HATCH BRUBAKER CURRIE WALKER

SYRACUSE ORANGE 201920 OFFICERS ACC Oicers Chair of the Council of Presidents ...... Kent D. Syverud, Syracuse President ...... Joe Tront, Virginia Vice President ...... Peter Brubaker, Wake Forest Secretary-Treasurer ...... Tricia Bellia, Notre Dame

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

2019-20 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 67 years of competition, ACC schools have captured 161 NCAA team championships, including 80 in women’s competition, 79 in men’s sports and two in fencing. In addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes 186 times in men’s competition and 141 times in women’s action.

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201920 ACC CHAMPIONS 201920 IN REVIEW The 2019-20 academic year saw all athletic competition come to an abrupt halt March Men’s Champions Women’s Champions 12 due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to competition being canceled for the remainder of the academic year, the conference completed championship Cross Country ...... Syracuse Cross Country ...... NC State competition in 15 sports — seven for men and eight for women. The fall season also Soccer ...... Virginia Field Hockey ...... North Carolina saw North Carolina’s field hockey team capture its second consecutive NCAA title, and Football ...... Clemson Soccer ...... North Carolina ACC teams were national contenders in numerous fall and winter sports. The ACC has averaged four national titles per year over the past two-plus decades (92 in 23 years) Fencing ...... Notre Dame Volleyball ...... Pitt and has claimed multiple NCAA titles in 36 of the past 39 years. Swimming & Diving ...... NC State Fencing ...... Notre Dame Academically, the member institutions of the ACC again led the way among Power 5 conferences in the latest “Best Colleges” rankings released by US News & World Report. Indoor Track & Field ...... Florida State Swimming & Diving ...... Virginia ACC member institutions combined for an average rank of 54.7, marking the 13th straight Wrestling ...... NC State Indoor Track & Field ...... Virginia Tech year that the ACC led all Power 5 conferences. Basketball ...... Florida State Basketball ...... NC State 201920 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Field Hockey ...... North Carolina The 13 sports for men include football, cross country, soccer, basketball, fencing, * Due to COVID-19 all NCAA winter and spring Championships were canceled 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 THE CHAMPIONSHIPS tennis October 6-8 at Wake Forest University. Championships for women are currently The ACC conducts championship competition in all 27 sports — 13 for men and 14 conducted in cross country, field hockey, soccer, basketball, fencing, swimming & diving, for women. The first ACC championship was held in swimming at North Carolina State indoor and outdoor track & field, tennis, golf, lacrosse, softball and rowing, with volleyball University on Feb. 25, 1954. deciding its champion by regular-season play.

A HISTORY Virginia as the league’s eighth member. The first withdrawal of a school from the ACC The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro, came on June 30, 1971, when South Carolina tendered its resignation. The ACC operated North Carolina with seven charter members — Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North with seven members until April 3, 1978, when Georgia Tech was admitted. The Atlanta Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest — drawing up the conference by-laws. school had withdrawn from the Southeastern Conference in January of 1964. The withdrawal of seven schools from the Southern Conference came early on the The ACC expanded to nine members on July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State. morning of May 8, 1953, during the Southern Conference’s annual spring meeting. On June The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the addition of Miami 14, 1953, the seven members met in Raleigh, North Carolina, where a set of bylaws was and Virginia Tech. On Oct. 17, 2003, Boston College accepted an invitation to become the adopted, and the name became officially the Atlantic Coast Conference. league’s 12th 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 Sept. 18, 2011, when Pittsburgh and newspapers prior to the meeting in Raleigh. Some of the names suggested were Dixie, Syracuse accepted invitations to join the conference. The two schools officially joined Mid-South, Mid-Atlantic, East Coast, Seaboard, Colonial, Tobacco, Blue-Gray, Piedmont, the ACC on July 1, 2013. Notre Dame also officially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013, after Southern Seven and the Shoreline. announcing on Sept. 12, 2012 its intention to enter the league for competition in all sports Duke’s Eddie Cameron recommended that the name of the conference be the Atlantic but football, bringing the membership of the conference to 15. The Fighting Irish will play Coast Conference, and the motion was passed unanimously. The meeting concluded with five games with ACC schools each year. each member institution assessed $200.00 to pay for conference expenses. On July 1, 2014, Louisville entered the ACC on the same day Maryland withdrew, keeping On Dec. 4, 1953, conference officials met again at Sedgefield and officially admitted the 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 Virginia 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 Syracuse University Carolina State College, the University of Miami. are admitted to the South Carolina and league. Wake Forest College as charter members.

2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 5 ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

1953 • Football (AP/UPI) • Maryland 1994 • Women’s Basketball • North Carolina 2010 • Men’s Lacrosse • Duke 2015 • Men’s Cross Country • Syracuse 1955 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1994 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 2010 • Field Hockey • Maryland 2015 • Field Hockey • Syracuse 1955 • Baseball • Wake Forest 1994 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2011 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 2016 • Men’s Tennis • Virginia 1956 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1995 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2011 • Field Hockey • Maryland 2016 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 1957 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 1995 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 2011 • Men’s Soccer • North Carolina 2016 • Women’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 1960 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1996 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2012 • Men’s Ice Hockey • Boston College 2016 • Football • Clemson 1967 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1996 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 2012 • Women’s Rowing • Virginia 2017 • Fencing • Notre Dame 1968 • Men’s Soccer • Maryland 1996 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2012 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2017 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 1968 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 1997 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2013 • Men’s Tennis • Virginia 2017 • Men’s Tennis • Virginia 1970 • Men’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Virginia 1997 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 2013 • Women’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 2018 • Fencing • Notre Dame 1972 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 1997 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2013 • Men’s Lacrosse • Duke 2018 • Women’s Basketball • Notre Dame 1973 • Men’s Lacrosse • Maryland 1998 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2013 • Men’s Soccer • Notre Dame 2018 • Men’s Tennis • Wake Forest 1974 • Men’s Basketball • NC State 1999 • Women’s Golf • Duke 2013 • Football • Florida State 2018 • Softball • Florida State 1974 • Men’s Golf • Wake Forest 1999 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2014 • Women’s Golf • Duke 2018 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 1975 • Men’s Golf • Wake Forest 1999 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 2014 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2018 • Women’s Soccer • Florida State 1975 • Men’s Lacrosse • Maryland 1999 • Football (AP/Coaches) • Florida State 2014 • Men’s Lacrosse • Duke 2018 • Football • Clemson 1979 • W. Cross Country (AIAW) • NC State 1999 • Field Hockey • Maryland 2014 • Men’s Soccer • Virginia 2019 • Men’s Basketball • Virginia 1980 • W. Cross Country (AIAW) • NC State 1999 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2014 • Women’s Soccer • Florida State 2019 • Women’s Golf • Duke 1981 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 2000 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2015 • Men’s Basketball • Duke 2019 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 1981 • W. Indoor Track & Field (AIAW) • Virginia 2000 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2015 • Men’s Tennis • Virginia 2019 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 1981 • Football (AP/UPI) • Clemson 2001 • Men’s Basketball • Duke 2015 • Baseball • Virginia 1981 • W. Cross Country • Virginia 2001 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 1981 • Women’s Soccer (AIAW) • North Carolina 2001 • Men’s Soccer • North Carolina 1982 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 2002 • Men’s Basketball • Maryland 1982 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 2002 • Women’s Golf • Duke 1982 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2002 • Field Hockey • Wake Forest 1982 • W. Cross Country • Virginia 2003 • Men’s Lacrosse • Virginia 1983 • Men’s Basketball • NC State 2003 • Men’s Golf • Clemson 1983 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2003 • Field Hockey • Wake Forest 1984 • Men’s Soccer • Clemson 2003 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 1984 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2004 • Women’s Lacrosse • Virginia 1986 • Men’s Golf • Wake Forest 2004 • Field Hockey • Wake Forest 1986 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland 2005 • Men’s Basketball • North Carolina 1986 • Men’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 2005 • Women’s Golf • Duke 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 • M. Outdoor Track & 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 • M. Outdoor Track & 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 NATIONAL CHAMPION 1993 • Women’s Soccer • North Carolina 2010 • Women’s Rowing • Virginia 1993 • Field Hockey • Maryland 2010 • Women’s Lacrosse • Maryland

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2019-20 ANNUAL REPORT WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

2019 CHAMPION NC STATE AWARD WINNERS

Runner of the Year Coach of the Year Elly Henes Laurie Henes NC State NC State

Scholar-Athlete Rookie of the Year of the Year Maddy Denner Elly Henes Notre Dame NC State

• NC STATE, buoyed by a gold medal from senior Elly Henes • The NC State women, led by Elly Henes’ 10th-place individual ALLACC and a fourth-place showing by freshman Kelsey Chmiel, took e–ort, led ACC women’s teams with a fifth-place finish at the home the league women’s title for the fourth consecutive year NCAA Championship on Nov. 23 at Terre Haute, Indiana. The ACC Isabelle Kennedy, Boston College Julia Zachgo, NC State and a conference-leading 25th time at the ACC Cross Country champion Wolfpack totaled 190 team points, 94 behind first- Lauren White, Boston College Maddy Denner, Notre Dame Championship held Nov. 1 at Virginia Tech. place Arkansas (96). It marks the fifth consecutive year the NC Elizabeth Funderburk, Florida State Jacqueline Gaughan, Notre Dame • The ACC Championship is the program’s fifth under the watch State women have placed among the top 15 at the NCAA finals. Lauren Ryan, Florida State Anna Rohrer, Notre Dame of head coach Laurie Henes, a former NC State All-American Florida State was second among ACC teams with a 12th-place Maudie Skyring, Florida State Rachel Bonner, Syracuse who ran on four ACC championship teams and was the finish. Nicole Fegans, Georgia Tech Amanda Vestri, Syracuse league’s gold medalist in 1991. While Elly Henes and Chmiel • Henes led a trio of ACC-All America finishers with her time Ivine Chemutai, Louisville Sara Freix, Virginia Tech led the way, the Wolfpack added a 12th-place finish by Julia of 20:20.7. Notre Dame’s Anna Rohrer placed 17th (20:28.3) Paige Hofstad, North Carolina Kyra Lopez, Virginia Tech Zachgo, while Savannah Shaw placed 21st and Nevada Mareno to become the first four-time cross country All-American in Kelsey Chmiel, NC State Samantha Halvorsen, Wake Forest 26th. school history. Rohrer’s standout NCAA Championship finishes Elly Henes, NC State Elise Wright, Wake Forest • Henes finished at 20:37.4. Virginia Tech’s Sara Freix took include the 2016 bronze medal and a 10th-place showing at Savannah Shaw, NC State second place in 20:48.7, and Notre Dame’s Maddy Denner least year’s event. NC State’s Chmiel capped her stellar claimed the bronze medal with a time of 20:50. freshman year by placing 22nd at 20:32.5.

ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS ALLACC ACADEMIC

1978 NC State 1989 NC State 2000 NC State 2010 Florida State Emeline Delanis, Boston College Kelsey Chmiel, NC State 1979 NC State 1990 NC State 2001 NC State 2011 Florida State Isabelle Kennedy, Boston College Elly Henes, NC State 1980 NC State 1991 NC State 2002 NC State 2012 Florida State Lauren White, Boston College Savannah Shaw, NC State 1981 Virginia 1992 NC State Wake Forest 2013 Florida State Logan Morris, Clemson Julia Zachgo, NC State 1982 Virginia 1993 NC State 2003 North Carolina 2014 North Carolina Sara Platek, Duke Isabel Zimmerman, NC State 1983 NC State 1994 North Carolina 2004 Duke 2015 Virginia Micheala Reinhart, Duke Maddy Denner, Notre Dame 1984 NC State 1995 NC State 2005 Duke 2016 NC State Yasmine Abbes, Florida State Jacqueline Gaughan, Notre Dame 1985 NC State 1996 NC State 2006 NC State 2017 NC State Rebecca Clark, Florida State Anna Rohrer, Notre Dame 1986 Clemson 1997 NC State 2007 Florida State 2018 NC State Addison Coggins, Florida State Jordan Jacob, Syracuse 1987 NC State 1998 NC State 2008 Florida State 2019 NC State Elizabeth Funderburk, Florida State Amanda Vestri, Syracuse 1988 NC State 1999 North Carolina 2009 Florida State Jodie Judd, Florida State Sarah Edwards, Virginia Tech Erin Phelps, Florida State Sara Freix, Virginia Tech Lauren Ryan, Florida State Kyra Lopez, Virginia Tech Maudie Skyring, Florida State Madeline Rehm, Wake Forest Paige Hofstad, North Carolina Elise Wright, Wake Forest ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

1981 Virginia 1982 Virginia

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AWARD WINNERS 2019 CHAMPION SYRACUSE

Runner of the Year Coach of the Year Peter Seufer Brien Bell Virginia Tech Syracuse

Scholar-Athlete Rookie of the Year of the Year Sam Rivera Peter Seufer Duke Virginia Tech

ALLACC • SYRACUSE claimed its sixth league title in seven seasons at took fourth this year with a time of 24:32.5. the ACC Championship held Nov. 1 at Virginia Tech. The Orange • Notre Dame led all ACC teams with an eighth-place finish Kasey Knevelbaard, Florida State Kevin James, Syracuse placed six runners among the top 19 to finish with 68 points, at the 2019 NCAA Championship on Nov. 23 at Terre Haute, Paul Sta–ord, Florida State Nathan Lawler, Syracuse five ahead of second-place Notre Dame. Host Virginia Tech Indiana. Virginia Tech’s Seufer led all ACC runners with a Gavin Gaynor, NC State Alex Corbett, Virginia took third place with an even 100 points. fourth-place time of 30:40.1 on the 10k course. Ian Shanklin, NC State AJ Ernst, Virginia • Virginia Tech senior Peter Seufer, expertly navigating wet and • Seufer, coming o– ACC and NCAA South Regional Andrew Alexander, Notre Dame Peter Morris, Virginia muddy conditions on his home course, took control of the Championships, led the 10K finale as late as the 8K split and Dylan Jacobs, Notre Dame Peter Seufer, Virginia Tech men’s race early to claim his second consecutive ACC gold eventually placed just one-tenth of a second shy of the bronze Yared Nuguse, Notre Dame Fitsum Seyoum, Virginia Tech medal. medal. Seufer’s fourth-place finish was the highest in Virginia Noah Beveridge, Syracuse Diego Zarate, Virginia Tech • With his winning time of 23:42.7, Seufer crossed the finish Tech program history. Joe Dragon, Syracuse Zach Facioni, Wake Forest line nearly 39 seconds ahead of runner-up Yared Nuguse of • Dylan Jacobs’ All-America 29th-place individual finish of Nathan Henderson, Syracuse Jack Tiernan, Wake Forest Notre Dame. Nuguse, last year’s bronze medalist, checked in at 31:12.9 led Notre Dame’s top-10 team showing. The ACC picked Dominic Hockenbury, Syracuse 24:21.6, while NC State junior Ian Shanklin was third at 24:22.7. up a third All-America finish from NC State’s Shanklin, who Wake Forest sophomore Zach Facioni, the 2018 silver medalist, crossed the finish line at 31:19.3.

ALLACC ACADEMIC ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS

Jack Carter, Boston College Yared Nuguse, Notre Dame 1953 NC State 1970 Duke 1987 Clemson 2004 NC State 1954 Maryland 1971 North Carolina 1988 Clemson 2005 Virginia Paul Dellinger, Duke Kevin Salvano, Notre Dame 1955 Maryland 1972 Maryland 1989 Wake Forest 2006 NC State Sam Rivera, Duke Zach Lefever, Pitt 1956 North Carolina 1973 Duke 1990 Wake Forest 2007 Virginia Josh Romine, Duke Dominic Hockenbury, Syracuse 1957 North Carolina 1974 Maryland 1991 NC State 2008 Virginia Steven Cross, Florida State AJ Ernst, Virginia 1958 Duke 1975 Duke 1992 NC State 2009 NC State 1959 Duke 1976 Maryland 1993 Wake Forest 2010 Florida State Kasey Knevelbaard, Florida State Peter Morris, Virginia 1960 North Carolina 1977 Duke 1994 Wake Forest 2011 NC State Caleb Pottor–, Florida State Randy Neish, Virginia 1961 North Carolina 1978 Clemson 1995 NC State 2012 Virginia Tech Paul Sta–ord, Florida State Antonio Lopez Segura, Virginia Tech 1962 North Carolina 1979 North Carolina 1996 NC State 2013 Syracuse 1963 North Carolina 1980 Clemson 1997 NC State 2014 Syracuse Alex Milligan, North Carolina Peter Seufer, Virginia Tech 1964 Maryland 1981 Clemson 1998 NC State 2015 Syracuse Gavin Gaynor, NC State Diego Zarate, Virginia Tech 1965 Maryland 1982 Clemson 1999 NC State 2016 Syracuse Ian Shanklin, NC State Brent Bailey, Wake Forest 1966 Maryland 1983 Clemson 2000 Duke 2017 Syracuse Andrew Alexander, Notre Dame Carter Coughlin, Wake Forest 1967 Maryland 1984 Virginia 2001 NC State 2018 Notre Dame 1968 Maryland 1985 North Carolina 2002 NC State 2019 Syracuse Dylan Jacobs, Notre Dame Zach Facioni, Wake Forest 1969 Maryland 1986 NC State 2003 NC State Danny Kilrea, Notre Dame ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

2015 Syracuse

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2019 NCAA & ACC CHAMPION NORTH CAROLINA AWARD WINNERS

Offensive Player of the Year Coach of the Year Erin Matson Kelly Doton North Carolina Boston College

Scholar-Athlete Defensive Player of the Year of the Year Yentl Leemans Rachel Robinson North Carolina Virginia

Freshman of the Year Margo Carlin Boston College

• Top-seeded NORTH CAROLINA completed its second regular season. Three ACC coaches have now won at least 400 ALLACC consecutive perfect season and captured the school’s career matches. eighth NCAA Field Hockey Championship with a 6-1 win over • Three ACC teams advanced to the semifinals of the 2019 First Team Second Team Princeton on Nov. 24, at Wake Forest’s Kentner Stadium. NCAA Division I Field Hockey Championship with third-seeded Margo Carlin, Boston College Sky Caron, Boston College • UNC sophomore Erin Matson was named the NCAA Virginia and Boston College joining top-seeded North Carolina. Fusine Govaert, Boston College Leah Crouse, Duke Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player after scoring a • Six of the ACC’s seven field hockey teams earned NCAA bids in Margaux Paolino, Duke Carter Ayars, Louisville combined six goals in a semifinal win over Boston College and 2019. Haley Schleicher, Duke Alli Bitting, Louisville the title game win over Princeton. • NCAA Most Outstanding Player Matson was joined on the All- Sammi Steele, Duke Bethany Russ, Louisville • It marked the third time in NCAA history that a team has gone NCAA Championship Team by three teammates: senior Yentl Jillian Wolgemuth, Duke Melissa Creatore, North Carolina back-to-back with undefeated seasons and the first time by an Leemans and juniors Amanda Hendry and Eva Smolenaars. Mercedes Pastor, Louisville Catherine Hayden, North Carolina ACC program. • Four other ACC players earned spots on the All-NCAA Yentl Leemans, North Carolina Amanda Hendry, North Carolina • North Carolina won its eighth NCAA title on the same field Championship Team: Brigid Wood and Margo Carlin of Boston Erin Matson, North Carolina Amber Ezechiels, Virginia where the Tar Heels won their second, in 1995, and their sixth, College, and Rachel Robinson and Amber Ezechiels of Virginia. Charlotte de Vries, Syracuse Anzel Viljoen, Virginia in 2009. • ACC teams have now won 20 NCAA Field Hockey Carolin Ho–mann, Syracuse Anne van Hoof, Wake Forest • UNC also claimed the ACC Championship for the 22nd time, Championships, including 13 of the last 19. Rachel Robinson, Virginia defeating second-seeded host Boston College, 3-1, in the title • This season marked the 20th time in the last 21 NCAA Field game on Nov. 10. Hockey Championships – and the 28th time in the last 31 years • Tar Heel senior Marissa Creatore was voted the ACC — that the ACC placed at least one team in the title game. Championship Most Valuable Player. • In the ACC’s 38 years as an NCAA Division I Field Hockey • Virginia coach Michele Madison and Wake Forest coach Jen conference, league teams have accounted for more than half Averill both reached the 400-win milestone during the 2019 the total appearances in the national title game (41 of 76).

ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS ALLACC ACADEMIC

1983 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 2003 Wake Forest 2013 Maryland Sky Caron, Boston College Alli Bitting, Louisville Chiara Gutsche, Syracuse 1984 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 2004 North Carolina 2014 Wake Forest Sarah Dwyer, Boston College Erica Cooper, Louisville Claire Webb, Syracuse 1985 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 2005 Maryland 2015 North Carolina Jaime Natale, Boston College Mercedes Pastor, Louisville Amber Ezechiels, Virginia 1986 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2006 Wake Forest 2016 Virginia Charlotte von Huelsen, Boston College Bethany Russ, Louisville Cato Geusgens, Virginia 1987 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2007 North Carolina 2017 North Carolina Elizabeth Warner, Boston College Meghan Schneider, Louisville Greer Gill, Virginia 1988 North Carolina 1998 Maryland 2008 Maryland 2018 North Carolina Brigid Wood, Boston College Madison Walsh, Louisville Lauren Hausheer, Virginia 1989 North Carolina 1999 Maryland 2009 Maryland 2019 North Carolina Leah Crouse, Duke Marissa Creatore, North Carolina Annie McDonough, Virginia 1990 North Carolina 2000 Maryland 2010 Maryland Hannah Miller, Duke Feline Guenther, North Carolina Rachel Robinson, Virginia 1991 North Carolina 2001 Maryland 2011 North Carolina Margaux Paolino, Duke Catherine Hayden, North Carolina Erin Shanahan, Virginia 1992 Maryland 2002 Wake Forest 2012 North Carolina Haley Schleicher, Duke Yentl Leemans, North Carolina Anzel Viljoen, Virginia Sammi Steele, Duke Erin Matson, North Carolina Isla Blint, Wake Forest ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Jillian Wolgemuth, Duke Madison Orobono, North Carolina Kelsey Gill, Wake Forest Carter Ayars, Louisville Courtnie Williamson, North Carolina Meike Lanckhor, Wake Forest 1987 Maryland 1997 North Carolina 2005 Maryland 2010 Maryland Hollyn Barr, Louisville Laura Graziosi, Syracuse Anne van Hoof, Wake Forest 1989 North Carolina 1999 Maryland 2006 Maryland 2011 Maryland 1993 Maryland 2002 Wake Forest 2007 North Carolina 2015 Syracuse 1995 North Carolina 2003 Wake Forest 2008 Maryland 2018 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2004 Wake Forest 2009 North Carolina 2019 North Carolina

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AWARD WINNERS 2019 CHAMPION NORTH CAROLINA

Offensive Player of the Year Coach of the Year Deyna Castellanos Anson Dorrance Florida State North Carolina

Defensive Player Midfielder of the Year of the Year Deyna Castellanos Malia Berkely Florida State Florida State

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Maycee Bell Tziarra King North Carolina NC State

ALLACC • Top-seeded NORTH CAROLINA Carolina won the 2019 ACC have been selected to the NCAA Tournament. Women’s Soccer Championship with a 2-1 double overtime • Florida State, North Carolina and Virginia each earned a No. 1 First Team Maycee Bell, North Carolina Eva Hurm, Notre Dame victory against third-seeded Virginia. seed, marking the first time one confer¬ence has accounted Malia Berkely, Florida State Lotte Wubben-Moy, North Carolina Amanda West, Pitt • The Tar Heels advanced to the NCAA Women’s College Cup for for three top seeds since 2013, when all four No. 1 seeds were Deyna Castellanos, Florida State Phoebe McClernon, Virginia Laurel Ivory, Virginia the second consecutive season and the 29th time in program from the ACC. Jaelin Howell, Florida State Diana Ordonez, Virginia Kelsey Irwin, Virginia Tech history, finishing as the national runner-up. • For the second time in the last three years, eight ACC teams Yujie Zhao, Florida State Courtney Petersen, Virginia • The ACC has placed a team in the NCAA Women’s College Cup advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championship, Emina Ekic, Louisville Alexa Spaanstra, Virginia All-Freshman Team in 37 of the 38 NCAA Championships and in each of the past 15 which were the most of any conference. Emily Fox, North Carolina Taryn Torres, Virginia Sam Smith, Boston College years. • Six ACC teams were ranked in the final United Soccer Coaches Brianna Pinto, North Carolina Madison Hammond, Wake Forest Hal Hershfelt, Clemson • ACC teams have advanced to the NCAA Women’s College Cup Poll, the most of any conference. The ACC had more ranked Alessia Russo, North Carolina Maliah Morris, Clemson 51 times, which is the most of any conference (with the next teams than any other conference in every poll this season (14 Tziarra King, NC State Third Team Sophie Jones, Duke closest conference at 27). Current league members have total). Meghan McCool, Virginia Olivia Vaughn, Boston College Jenna Nighswonger, Florida State combined for 63 appearances. • Ten ACC student-athletes earned United Soccer Coaches All- Amanda McGlynn, Virginia Tech Brooklynn Rivers, Louisville Heather Payne, Florida State • Headlined by three No. 1 seeds, nine ACC women’s soccer America honors, the most of any conference. Taylor Otto, North Carolina Maycee Bell, North Carolina teams (Clemson, Duke, Florida State, Louisville, NC State, • North Carolina’s coaching sta– was recognized as the United Second Team Lulu Guttenberger, NC State Isabel Cox, North Carolina North Carolina, Notre Dame, Virginia and Virginia Tech) were Soccer Coaches Atlantic Region Sta– of the Year and head Delaney Graham, Duke Krissi Schuster, NC State Jameese Joseph, NC State selected to compete in the 2019 NCAA Championship. coach Anson Dorrance was also the ACC Coach of the Year. Ella Stevens, Duke Ricci Walkling, NC State Amanda West, Pitt • The ACC’s nine teams were tied for the most of any league. All • The ACC finished the year with a 30-16-2 record against other Gabrielle Kouzelos, Louisville Sammi Fisher, Notre Dame Diana Ordonez, Virginia nine teams hosted a first-round match¬up, and it marked the Power Five conferences, highlighted by a winning record 11th time in the last 12 years that at least eight league teams against each.

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Gaby Carreiro, Boston College Emina Ekic, Louisville Juliana Vazquez, Pitt 1987 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2005 North Carolina 2014 Florida State Olivia Vaughn, Boston College Arianna Ferraro, Louisville Amanda West, Pitt 1988 NC State 1997 North Carolina 2006 North Carolina 2015 Florida State Renee Guion, Clemson Gabby Kouzelos, Louisville Meghan Root, Syracuse 1989 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 2007 North Carolina 2016 Florida State Hal Hershfelt, Clemson Brookylnn Rivers, Louisville Laurel Ivory, Virginia 1990 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina 2008 North Carolina 2017 North Carolina Sandy MacIver, Clemson Delaney Snyder, Louisville Rebecca Jarrett, Virginia 1991 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2009 North Carolina 2018 Florida State Julie Mackin, Clemson Tia Dupont, Miami Meghan McCool, Virginia 1992 North Carolina 2001 North Carolina 2010 Wake Forest 2019 North Carolina Maliah Morris, Clemson Maycee Bell, North Carolina Zoe Morse, Virginia 1993 North Carolina 2002 North Carolina 2011 Florida State Mackenzie Smith, Clemson Emily Fox, North Carolina Alexa Spaanstra, Virginia 1994 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2012 Virginia Delaney Graham, Duke Morgan Go–, North Carolina Natalia Staude, Virginia 1995 North Carolina 2004 Virginia 2013 Florida State Brooke Heinsohn, Duke Rachel Jones, North Carolina Anna Sumpter, Virginia Sophie Jones, Duke Brianna Pinto, North Carolina Taryn Torres, Virginia Marykate McGuire, Duke Lulu Guttenberger, NC State Emily Gray, Virginia Tech ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Karlie Paschall, Duke Jameese Joseph, NC State Kelsey Irwin, Virginia Tech Mackenzie Pluck, Duke Tziarra King, NC State Mandy McGlynn, Virginia Tech 1982 North Carolina 1989 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2008 North Carolina Ella Stevens, Duke Kia Rankin, NC State Jaylyn Thompson, Virginia Tech 1983 North Carolina 1990 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2009 North Carolina Malia Berkely, Florida State Krissi Schuster, NC State Hulda Arnarsdottir, Wake Forest 1984 North Carolina 1991 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina 2012 North Carolina Gabby Carle, Florida State Ricci Walkling, NC State Hannah Betfort, Wake Forest 1986 North Carolina 1992 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2014 Florida State Kristina Lynch, Florida State Shannon Hendricks, Notre Dame Giovanna DeMarco, Wake Forest 1987 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2018 Florida State Jenna Nighswonger, Florida State Eva Hurm, Notre Dame Madison Hammond, Wake Forest 1988 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 2006 North Carolina Heather Payne, Florida State Brooke Littman, Notre Dame Hayley Younginer, Wake Forest

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2019 CHAMPION VIRGINIA AWARD WINNERS

Offensive Player of the Year Coach of the Year Robbie Robinson Mike Noonan Clemson Clemson

Defensive Player Midfielder of the Year of the Year Joe Bell Malick Mbaye Virginia Clemson

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Philip Mayaka Joe Bell Clemson Virginia

• VIRGINIA claimed the 2019 ACC Men’s Soccer Championship championship game. ALLACC after wins over Syracuse (2-1) in the quarterfinals, Wake • Five ACC teams were ranked in the final United Soccer Coaches Forest (1-0) in the semifinals and Clemson (3-1) in the title Top 25, led by No. 2 Virginia. No. 3 Wake Forest was followed by First Team David Loera, NC State Andrew Pannenberg, Wake Forest game. This was the Cavaliers’ 16th ACC Men’s Soccer title. No. 5 Clemson, No. 13 Virginia Tech and No. 20 Louisville. Philip Mayaka, Clemson Jeremy Kelly, North Carolina Isaiah Parente, Wake Forest • Ten ACC teams — Boston College, Clemson, Louisville, NC • An ACC team held the No. 1 ranking in the United Soccer Malick Mbaye, Clemson Jack Skahan, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Pitt, Syracuse, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Coaches poll for eight weeks during the season. Robbie Robinson, Clemson Jack Lynn, Notre Dame All-Freshman Team Wake Forest – earned bids to the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s • Nine from the ACC earned United Soccer Coaches All-America Kimarni Smith, Clemson Daryl Dike, Virginia Amos Shapiro-Thompson, Boston College Soccer Championship, breaking the ACC’s own NCAA record of honors. Virginia goalkeeper Colin Shutler, Virginia midfielder Daniele Proch, Duke Henry Kessler, Virginia Stefan Sigurdarson, Boston College nine teams that was set in 2016 and matched the previous two Joe Bell, Wake Forest midfielder Bruno Lapa and Clemson Mauricio Pineda, North Carolina Kristo Strickler, Virginia Tech Victor Souza, Boston College seasons. forward Robbie Robinson were first-team selections, while Edward Kizza, Pitt Oskar Ågren, Clemson • Four of the ACC’s 10 NCAA teams earned national seeds, Virginia defender Henry Kessler, Clemson midfielder Phillip Ryan Raposo, Syracuse Third Team Philip Mayaka, Clemson including three of the top four seeds. Mayaka and Clemson forward Kimarni Smith were named Joe Bell, Virginia Stefan Sigurdarson, Boston College Valentin Noel, Pitt • The ACC had eight teams advance to the third round of to the second team. Virginia junior forward Daryl Dike and Colin Shutler, Virginia Felicien Dumas, Notre Dame Arturo Ordonez, Pitt the NCAA Championship, with Virginia and Wake Forest Clemson senior defender Malick Mbaye were tabbed on the Bruno Lapa, Wake Forest Veljko Petkovic, Pitt Veljko Petkovic, Pitt reaching the NCAA College Cup and Virginia advancing to the third team. Sito Sena, Pitt Andreas Ueland, Virginia Second Team Robin Afamefuna, Virginia Daniel Pereira, Virginia Tech Grayson Barber, Clemson Irakoze Donasiyano, Virginia Calvin Harris, Wake Forest Tanner Dieterich, Clemson Andreas Ueland, Virginia George Marks, Clemson Machop Chol, Wake Forest Cherif Dieye, Louisville Alistair Johnston, Wake Forest

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1953 Maryland 1966 Maryland 1980 Duke 1994 Virginia 2009 Virginia Adam French, Boston College Duncan Turnbull, Notre Dame 1954 Maryland North Carolina 1981 Clemson 1995 Virginia 2010 Maryland Joe Kellett, Boston College Braden Kline, Pitt 1982 Clemson 1996 Maryland 2011 North Carolina 1955 Maryland 1967 Maryland Amos Shapiro-Thompson, Boston College Arturo Ordonez, Pitt 1956 Maryland 1968 Maryland Duke 1997 Virginia 2012 Maryland 1957 Maryland 1969 Virginia 1983 Virginia 1998 Clemson 2013 Maryland Oskar Agren, Clemson Jackson Walti, Pitt 1958 Maryland 1970 Virginia 1984 Virginia 1999 Duke 2014 Clemson Charlie Asensio, Clemson Massimo Ferrin, Syracuse 1959 Maryland 1971 Maryland 1985 Clemson 2000 North Carolina 2015 Syracuse George Marks, Clemson Hilli Goldhar, Syracuse 1960 Maryland 1972 Clemson 1986 Virginia 2001 Clemson 2016 Wake Forest 1961 Maryland 1973 Clemson 1987 North Carolina 2002 Maryland 2017 Wake Forest Mattias Frick, Duke Robin Afamefuna, Virginia 1962 Maryland 1974 Clemson 1988 Virginia 2003 Virginia 2018 Louisville Daniele Proch, Duke Joe Bell, Virginia 1963 Maryland 1975 Clemson 1989 Wake Forest 2004 Virginia 2019 Virginia Will Pulisic, Duke Henry Kessler, Virginia 1964 Maryland 1976 Clemson 1990 NC State 2005 Duke Aedan Stanley, Duke Colin Shutler, Virginia 1965 Maryland 1977 Clemson 1991 Virginia 2006 Duke 1978 Clemson 1992 Virginia 2007 Boston College Brandon Williamson, Duke Andreas Ueland, Virginia 1979 Clemson 1993 Virginia 2008 Maryland Cody Cochran, Louisville Jon Ingason, Virginia Tech Cherif Dieye, Louisville James Kasak, Virginia Tech ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Emil Elveroth, Louisville Kristo Strickler, Virginia Tech Jake Gelnovatch, Louisville Calvin Harris, Wake Forest 1968 Maryland 1989 Virginia 1994 Virginia 2008 Maryland 2014 Virginia Raul Aguilera, North Carolina Allistair Johnston, Wake Forest 1984 Clemson 1991 Virginia 2001 North Carolina 2009 Virginia Tyler Gabarra, NC State Andrew Pannenberg, Wake Forest 1986 Duke 1992 Virginia 2005 Maryland 2011 North Carolina Jack Casey, Notre Dame Isaiah Parente, Wake Forest 1987 Clemson 1993 Virginia 2007 Wake Forest 2013 Notre Dame Felicien Dumas, Notre Dame Jack Lynn, Notre Dame

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AWARD WINNERS 2019 CHAMPION PITT

Player of the Year Coach of the Year Kayla Lund Michelle Collier Pitt Georgia Tech

Defensive Player Setter of the Year of the Year Matti McKissock Taryn Knuth Georgia Tech Florida State

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Julia Bergmann Taryn Knuth Georgia Tech Florida State

ALLACC • PITT finished as the 2019 ACC Volleyball Champion and earned the title. The Yellow Jackets defeated Alabama A&M, Troy, the league’s automatic qualifying spot in the NCAA Division I Liberty and TCU to reach the finals. First Team Second Team All-Freshman Team Women’s Volleyball Championship. • Pitt’s Kayla Lund was awarded Second-Team All-America Payton Ca–rey, Florida State Amaka Chukwujekwu, Boston College Emma Clothier, Florida State • The ACC title was the third straight for the Panthers and their honors, East Coast Region Player of the Year and ACC Player of Taryn Knuth, Florida State Kaylin Korte, Clemson Julia Bergmann, Georgia Tech second outright league championship. Pitt shared the title the Year. Julia Bergmann, Georgia Tech Jasmyn Martin, Florida State Amber Stivrins, Louisville with Louisville in 2017. • Georgia Tech’s Julia Bergmann received East Coast Region Mariana Brambilla, Georgia Tech Mikaila Dowd, Georgia Tech Amaya Tillman, Louisville • Pitt finished atop the ACC standings with an 18-0 league record Freshman of the Year and ACC Freshman of the Year while her Kodie Comby, Georgia Tech Kayla Kaiser, Georgia Tech Savannah Vach, Miami and won 29 of 30 regular-season matches. coach Michelle Collier received East Coast Region Coach of the Matti McKissock, Georgia Tech Anna Stevenson, Louisville Parker Austin, North Carolina • Four teams earned NCAA bids: Florida State, Louisville, Notre Year and ACC Coach of the Year. Aiko Jones, Louisville Elizaveta Lukianova, Miami Skyy Howard, North Carolina Dame and Pitt. The Panthers earned the No. 6 seed and the • Georgia Tech’s Matti McKissock was named the ACC Setter of Lauren Harrison, North Carolina Melissa Evans, NC State Caroline Meuth, Notre Dame Cardinals advanced to the regional finals. the Year and Florida State’s Taryn Knuth was named the ACC Charley Niego, Notre Dame Sydney Bent, Notre Dame Lexis Akeo, Pitt • Georgia Tech won the NIVC after sweeping South Dakota for Defensive Player of the Year. Zoe Nunez, Notre Dame Caroline Meuth, Notre Dame Kayla Lund, Pitt Lexis Akeo, Pitt Chinaza Ndee, Pitt Hali Hillegas, Pitt Layne Van Buskirk, Pitt Stephanie Williams, Pitt Polina Shemanova, Syracuse Caitlyn Della, Wake Forest

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Alyssa Deloney, Clemson Elizaveta Lukianova, Miami 1980 North Carolina 1991 Duke 2002 Georgia Tech 2011 Florida State McKenna Slavik, Clemson Parker Austin, North Carolina 1981 North Carolina 1992 Duke 2003 Maryland 2012 Florida State Mackenzie Cole, Duke Mia Fradenburg, North Carolina 1982 North Carolina 1993 Duke 2004 Maryland 2013 Duke Lily Cooper, Duke Carly Peck, North Carolina 1983 North Carolina 1994 Duke 2005 North Carolina 2014 North Carolina Emma Clothier, Florida State Aristea Tontai, North Carolina 1984 Duke 1995 Georgia Tech Maryland 2015 Louisville Taryn Knuth, Florida State Kaylee Frazier, NC State 1985 Duke 1996 Maryland 2006 Duke 2016 North Carolina Taylor Roberts, Florida State Lexis Akeo, Pitt 1986 Duke 1997 Clemson 2007 Clemson 2017 Pitt Madison Sullivan, Florida State Hali Hillegas, Pitt 1987 NC State 1998 Florida State 2008 Duke Louisville Julia Bergmann, Georgia Tech Kayla Lund, Pitt 1988 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina North Carolina 2018 Pitt Mariana Brambilla, Georgia Tech Chinaza Ndee, Pitt 1989 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2009 Florida State 2019 Pitt Mikaila Dowd, Georgia Tech Sabrina Starks, Pitt 1990 Maryland 2001 North Carolina 2010 Duke Kayla Kaiser, Georgia Tech Layne Van Buskirk, Pitt Victoria Dilfer, Louisville Stephanie Williams, Pitt Alexis Hamilton, Louisville Polina Shemanova, Syracuse Aiko Jones, Louisville Jelena Novakovic, Virginia Melanie McHenry, Louisville Talyn Jackson, Virginia Tech Anna Stevenson, Louisville Caitlin Clarke, Wake Forest Amaya Tillman, Louisville Peyton Suess, Wake Forest

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2019 CHAMPION CLEMSON

• Clemson won its fifth consecutive league title in 2019 with a • Louisville was one of the most improved teams in the coun- stellar career with 4,382 rushing yards and joined Dalvin Cook 62-17 win over Virginia in the ACC Football Championship Game try in 2019, improving from 2-10 in 2018 to 8-5 in 2019. Only (FSU), Travis Etienne (CU) and Lamar Jackson (UL) as the only in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Tigers earned a berth in the Navy and Central Michigan improved by more games than the ACC players to post 4,000 rushing yards in three seasons. College Football Playoš semifinals, where they defeated No. 2 Cardinals. Louisville did not win an ACC game in 2018 but im- Dillon is fourth in ACC career rushing yards. Ohio State, 29-23, before falling to No. 1 LSU, 42-25, in the CFP proved to 5-3 and second place in the Atlantic Division in 2019. • Dillon set the ACC career record for rushing yards per game National Championship Game in New Orleans, Louisiana. The • Boston College became the first team other than Georgia with 125.2, ahead of FSU’s Dalvin Cook (117.5 ypg from 2014-16). Tigers finished 14-1 overall and No. 2 in the final AP Top 25 poll. Tech to lead the ACC in rushing since 2006. The Eagles led the • ACC Freshman of the Year Sam Howell of North Carolina threw • Virginia became the seventh dišerent team in the last seven league with 253.2 rushing yards per game. 38 touchdown passes in 2019, the third-highest single-season years to win the Coastal Division. The Cavaliers earned their • Florida State running back Cam Akers led the ACC and was total in ACC history, the most ever by an ACC true freshman first bid to the ACC Football Championship Game and played in sixth nationally with 10.0 points per game. and the second-highest total by any freshman. the Capital One Orange Bowl. Virginia is the 11th dišerent ACC • Pitt led the nation with 3.92 sacks per game, which is the high- • Howell led the ACC and ranked fourth in the country with 38 team to play in the league’s football championship game since est average in the ACC since FSU also averaged 3.92 in 2016. TD passes, while throwing just seven interceptions. Clemson’s the game began in 2005. • ACC Defensive Player of the Year Isaiah Simmons of Clemson Trevor Lawrence tossed 36 touchdown passes, which was fifth • The ACC landed a nation’s best 10 bowl bids. It is the second won the 2019 Butkus Award, presented annually to the nation’s in the country. consecutive season the ACC has had the most bowl teams of top linebacker. Simmons becomes the first Clemson player to • Lawrence’s 66 career touchdown passes over his first two any conference (11 in 2018). earn the honor in the award’s 35-year history. Simmons is the seasons is an ACC record, and is the 11th highest total overall • The ACC has the most bowl teams (42) among all conferences first ACC player to collect the award since Boston College’s in league history. over the last four years (11 in 2016, 10 in 2017, 11 in 2018, 10 in 2019) Luke Kuechly in 2011. • Wake Forest place-kicker Nick Sciba made an NCAA-record 34 con- and the ACC is the only conference to send every team to at • Clemson junior running back Travis Etienne became the ACC’s secutive field goals from 2018-19. Sciba made his last 11 attempts least one bowl game over the previous four seasons (2016-19). all-time leader in rushing touchdowns (56) and total touch- of 2018 and the first 23 in 2019 to surpass the previous mark of 30 • The ACC led all Power 5 conferences with 24 games decided downs (62). straight held by Chuck Nelson of Washington from 1981-82. by one possession (8 points or less). • Virginia kick returner Joe Reed (2016-19) became the second • Two coaching changes were made in December as Ješ Hafley, • Clemson’s 29-game win streak, which came to an end in the player in ACC history with 3,000 kickoš return yards (3,042). former defensive coordinator at Ohio State, was hired at Bos- CFP National Championship Game, tied Florida State for the • Boston College running back AJ Dillon, who elected to forgo ton College, and Mike Norvell was hired at Florida State after a longest in ACC history. the bowl game and enter the 2020 NFL Draft, finished his successful stint at Memphis.

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AWARD WINNERS ALLACC

Player of the Year & Offensive Coach of the Year Player of the Year Scott Satterfield First-Team Oense Second-Team Oense Third-Team Oense Travis Etienne Louisville Clemson AJ Dillon, Boston College Zion Johnson, Boston College Alec Lindstrom, Boston College John Phillips, Boston College Ben Petrula, Boston College Hunter Long, Boston College Tremayne Anchrum, Clemson Gage Cervenka, Clemson Jackson Carman, Clemson Defensive Player of the Year Jacobs Blocking Trophy Isaiah Simmons Mekhi Becton Travis Etienne, Clemson Sean Pollard, Clemson Jordan Mason, Georgia Tech Clemson Louisville Tee Higgins, Clemson Noah Gray, Duke Dyami Brown, North Carolina Trevor Lawrence, Clemson Cam Akers, Florida State Michael Carter, North Carolina Rookie of the Year & Offensive Brian Piccolo John Simpson, Clemson Tamorrion Terry, Florida State Sam Howell, North Carolina Rookie of the Year Award for Courage Tutu Atwell, Louisville Hassan Hall, Louisville Maurice Ffrench, Pitt Sam Howell Richard Yeargin Mekhi Becton, Louisville Javian Hawkins, Louisville Bryce Hargrove, Pitt North Carolina Boston College Brevin Jordan, Miami Charlie Heck, North Carolina Nate Gilliam, Wake Forest Jim Tatum Scholar- Jimmy Morrissey, Pitt Dazz Newsome, North Carolina Kendall Hinton, Wake Forest Defensive Rookie of the Year Athlete of the Year Joe Reed, Virginia Trishton Jackson, Syracuse Justin Herron, Wake Forest Gregory Rousseau Jordan Mack Miami Sage Surratt, Wake Forest Bryce Perkins, Virginia Virginia Third-Team Defense First-Team Defense Second-Team Defense Nyles Pinckney, Clemson Tanner Muse, Clemson Max Richardson, Boston College Xavier Thomas, Clemson ALLACC ACADEMIC Isaiah Simmons, Clemson Tyler Davis, Clemson K’Von Wallace, Clemson A.J. Terrell, Clemson Derion Kendrick, Clemson Koby Quansah, Duke Nolan Borgersen, Boston College Sam Howell, North Carolina Marvin Wilson, Florida State Victor Dimukeje, Duke Chris Rumph II, Duke Aaron Boumerhi, Boston College Ikem Ekwonu, NC State Shaquille Quarterman, Miami Hamsah Nasirildeen, Florida State Asante Samuel Jr., Florida State Grant Carlson, Boston College Tabari Hines, NC State Gregory Rousseau, Miami Michael Pinckney, Miami Jason Strowbridge, North Carolina Mehdi El Attrach, Boston College Joe Sculthorpe, NC State Chazz Surratt, North Carolina Larrell Murchison, NC State Lakiem Williams, Syracuse Korab Idrizi, Boston College Deslin Alexandre, Pitt Paris Ford, Pitt Dane Jackson, Pitt Joey Blount, Virginia Zion Johnson, Boston College Kirk Christodoulou, Pitt Jaylen Twyman, Pitt Patrick Jones II, Pitt Jordan Mack, Virginia Justin Foster, Clemson Kylan Johnson, Pitt Caleb Farley, Virginia Tech Andre Cisco, Syracuse Essang Bassey, Wake Forest Trevor Lawrence, Clemson Jake Kradel, Pitt Carlos Basham, Wake Forest Rayshard Ashby, Virginia Tech Diondre Overton, Clemson Jimmy Morrissey, Pitt Third-Team Specialists Sean Pollard, Clemson Matthew Bergeron, Syracuse First-Team Specialists Second-Team Specialists Hassan Hall, Louisville James Skalski, Clemson Dakota Davis, Syracuse Sterling Hofrichter, Syracuse Damond Philyaw-Johnson, Duke Trenton Gill, NC State Chad Smith, Clemson Tommy DeVito, Syracuse Joe Reed, Virginia Christopher Dunn, NC State Andre Szmyt, Syracuse Will Spiers, Clemson Sterling Hofrichter, Syracuse Nick Sciba, Wake Forest Dom Maggio, Wake Forest K’Von Wallace, Clemson Kingsley Jonathan, Syracuse Zach Baker, Duke Ifeatu Melifonwu, Syracuse Scott Bracey, Duke Joey Blount, Virginia Michael Carter II, Duke Tanner Cowley, Virginia ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS Rakavius Chambers, Duke Nash Gri–in, Virginia Noah Gray, Duke Eli Hanback, Virginia 1953 Duke NC State 1981 Clemson Virginia 2010 Virginia Tech Quentin Harris, Duke Bobby Haskins, Virginia Maryland 1966 Clemson 1982 Clemson 1996 Florida State 2011 Clemson Casey Holman, Duke Terrell Jana, Virginia 1954 Duke 1967 Clemson 1983 Maryland 1997 Florida State 2012 Florida State 1955 Maryland 1968 NC State 1984 Maryland 1998 Florida State 2013 Florida State Tre Hornbuckle, Duke Jordan Mack, Virginia Duke 1969 South Carolina 1985 Maryland Georgia Tech 2014 Florida State A.J. Reed, Duke Bryce Perkins, Virginia 1956 Clemson 1970 Wake Forest 1986 Clemson 1999 Florida State 2015 Clemson Marquis Waters, Duke Joe Reed, Virginia 1957 NC State 1971 North Carolina 1987 Clemson 2000 Florida State 2016 Clemson Aaron Young, Duke Dillon Reinkensmeyer, Virginia 1958 Clemson 1972 North Carolina 1988 Clemson 2001 Maryland 2017 Clemson 1959 Clemson 1973 NC State 1989 Virginia 2002 Florida State 2018 Clemson Ryan Roberts, Florida State Oscar Bradburn, Virginia Tech 1960 Duke 1974 Maryland Duke 2003 Florida State 2019 Clemson David Curry, Georgia Tech Bryan Hudson, Virginia Tech 1961 Duke 1975 Maryland 1990 Georgia Tech 2004 Virginia Tech Jared Southers, Georgia Tech Dalton Keene, Virginia Tech 1962 Duke 1976 Maryland 1991 Clemson 2005 Florida State * Title vacated per NCAA Tre Swilling, Georgia Tech James Mitchell, Virginia Tech 1963 North Carolina 1977 North Carolina 1992 Florida State 2006 Wake Forest ruling NC State 1978 Clemson 1993 Florida State 2007 Virginia Tech C.J. Avery, Louisville Doug Nester, Virginia Tech 1964 NC State 1979 NC State 1994 Florida State 2008 Virginia Tech Robert Bell, Louisville Luke Tenuta, Virginia Tech 1965 Clemson 1980 North Carolina 1995 Florida State 2009 Georgia Tech* Seth Dawkins, Louisville Jake Benzinger, Wake Forest Mason King, Louisville Cade Carney, Wake Forest Khane Pass, Louisville Justin Herron, Wake Forest ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS Zion Nelson, Miami Zach Tom, Wake Forest K.J. Osborn, Miami Sage Surratt, Wake Forest 1953 Maryland 1990 Georgia Tech 1999 Florida State 2016 Clemson Joshua Ezeudu, North Carolina 1981 Clemson 1993 Florida State 2013 Florida State 2018 Clemson

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ACC FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME On December 7, Clemson defeated Virginia to capture the 2019 ACC Football Championship title in front of more than 500 credentialed media and a primetime national television audience on ABC. Details and information on FanFest, Varsity Cheer Clinic, Kids Combine, Fan 5K and various outreach initiatives were distributed across all ACC platforms and promoted socially. Clips of walk-throughs, pregame and postgame press conferences, and other championship-related content were provided to the media through the ACC Media Portal. The ACC Football Championship Game App featured social streams, live stats and event information. Press conferences were streamed live on theACC.com, with transcripts provided by ASAP.

• The annual ACC Fan 5K and Kids Mascot Run presented by Atrium Health took place the morning of the ACC Football Championship Game, with proceeds benefiting United Way of Central Carolinas. In addition to more than 750 runners, all of the ACC mascots joined in the festivities. • The annual Varsity Cheer Practice for Performance was held in partnership with Varsity Spirit. The event provided youth cheerleaders the opportunity to receive private instruction from world renowned Varsity staš. This initiative sold 2,000 game tickets. • The ACC Football Kids’ Combine was held at FanFest in the Charlotte Convention Center. Held in partnership with USA Football and Dick’s Sporting Goods, the combine tested 200 participants grades 1-8 on their skills in five areas: 40-yard dash, vertical leap, three-cone drill, W-drill, and quarterback toss. • The ACC continued its 14-year collaboration with Wounded Warrior Project ® (WWP) to invite FANFEST WWP injured service members and their guests to the ACC Football Championship Game. The In partnership with ESPN and its event agency, Etzel, the ACC hosted its FanFest event over four invited WWP families enjoyed VIP experience at the game, and the heroes took part in a consecutive days (Dec. 6-7) leading up to the 2019 ACC Football Championship. Fans of all ages ceremony in between the third and fourth quarters. enjoyed a passing accuracy station and 40-yard dash held on a half-sized turf football field, a • The ACC continued an initiative to recognize local Teachers of the Year, by inviting them field goal kicking station, gaming consoles, the Capital One Orange Bowl RV, the CFP Extra Yard to ACC Championship events. The Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools 2019 Teacher of the Year for Teachers bus, an ESPN/ACCN set and several photo opportunities with the ACC Football mega finalists and their guests were invited to attend the game. Each teacher received a $2,500 trophy and life-sized mannequins representing each of the league’s football member institutions. DonorsChoose.org gift card, presented by the ACC in partnership with the College Football The event included activities and programming such as chalk talks, fan trivia, mascot meet Playoš Extra Yard for Teachers Initiative. and greets, a Packer and Durham show live broadcast, and ACCN talent appearances.

EXTRA YARD FOR TEACHERS UNITED WAY PARTNERSHIP In partnership with the College The ACC and United Way of Central Football Playoš Foundation’s Extra Yard Carolinas continued their partnership for Teachers initiative, the ACC provided that began in 2015 to support student more than $150,000 to fully fund 367 literacy through the ACC United Way classroom projects in Charlotte and the Reading Challenge, a charitable initiative two participating teams’ communities associated with the ACC Football of Clemson and Charlottesville as part Championship Game. Releases on the of the 2019 ACC Football Championship Game. In total, more than 43,000 students and nearly partnership and initiatives surrounding the game, including a mascot visit to a local school, 300 teachers at 100 schools received financial support. Multiple press releases, graphics, and were distributed across all ACC platforms and promoted socially. The partnership focuses on videos were distributed and promoted across all ACC platforms throughout the fall. The initiatives improving reading proficiency, a key component to raising the high school graduation rate for continued a regular-season partnership with the Extra Yard for Teachers Foundation, during at-risk students. Select children were provided with an outing to the ACC Football Championship which the ACC promoted EYFT Week across platforms. Game and were recognized on the field at Bank of America Stadium.

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SCHEDULE RELEASE ACC IN BOWL GAMES The 2020 ACC Football The ACC led all conferences with 10 bowl bids, including Clemson’s fifth consecutive return to schedule was released on January the College Football Playoš. 22 on ACCN’s Packer and Durham. Over the last four years (2016-19), the ACC has placed a nation’s best 42 teams in bowl The release highlighted message games and is the only conference to send every team to at least one bowl game. As teams were points regarding the challenging announced during the bowl selection show, individual graphics were distributed across Twitter, upcoming schedule. For example, Facebook and Instagram. in 2020 the ACC teams will play Schedule graphics were made prior to each bowl game and score bugs were posted on social more games (19) against Power 5 media. Additional graphics related to bowl success, such as Clemson’s National Championship competition (including Notre Dame) than any of their peers. Additionally, ACC teams will play appearance, were produced. more games against non-conference teams (15) ranked in last year’s final Associated Press Top A page dedicated to ACC teams in bowl games was built, complete with times, television 25 than any other Power 5 conference partners, links to bowl websites, and watch links. Scores and recaps were also posted to the In addition to the release, a logo schedule, team-by-team schedule, and composite schedule website following the games. was released. Graphics outlining message points on the strength of the schedule were distributed across ACC platforms. ACC FOOTBALL KICKOFF Held at The Westin Charlotte on July 17-18, the ACC’s 14 head football coaches and 28 student- athletes gathered to meet with more than 500 credentialed media members. ESPN aired live shows NFL DRAFT from the event, and the media contingency included multiple ESPN platforms, as well as national, Three ACC football regional and local radio, print, web, and television entities. Press conferences with coaches and players were selected in student-athletes were streamed live on ACC Network Extra, the ACCDN, and theACC.com. Player the first round of the 2020 and coach press conferences, returning player highlights, footage from the Commissioner’s National Football League Forum and other videos were posted on the ACC Media Portal. In addition, there was on-site media Draft. The ACC has had 89 availability with ACC Commissioner Swošord and the ACC’s Coordinator of Football Ošicials. first-round draft picks in the last 16 years, beginning with the 2005 draft. That is second-highest total among all conferences. The league finished with 27 picks representing 13 dišerent institutions.

DREAM ON 3 The ACC partnered with Dream on 3, a Charlotte non-profit that focuses on making sports dreams come true for children with life-threatening ACC LEGENDS CLASS Derrick Morgan ...... Georgia Tech or life-altering conditions, to invite The 14th class of ACC Football Legends Deion Branch ...... Louisville Dream Kid Zane to a special ACC was recognized during the Night of Legends Bernie Kosar ...... Miami Football Championship experience. event and on-field prior to the ACC Football Julius Peppers ...... North Carolina Zane, accompanied by his parents Championship Game. Nate Irving ...... NC State and brothers, went on a stadium tour, stood sideline during pre-game warmups, met Coach Dabo Rickey Jackson ...... Pitt Swinney and the league’s mascots, and cheered on the Clemson Tigers to an ACC Championship title. Joe Nash ...... Boston College Joe Morris ...... Syracuse Brian Dawkins ...... Clemson Don Majkowski ...... Virginia Chris Port ...... Duke DeAngelo Hall ...... Virginia Tech CFB 150 Ron Sellers ...... Florida State Bob McCreary ...... Wake Forest The ACC participated in the celebration of college football’s 150th anniversary throughout the season. CFB 150 ošicials were invited to present at ACC Football Kickoš and the league participated in the Give A Kid A Football challenge. Anniversary information and content was distributed throughout the regular season, including through ACC weekly football press releases.

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2019-20 ANNUAL REPORT WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING

AWARD WINNERS 2020 CHAMPION VIRGINIA

Swimming Coach Swimmer of the Year of the Year Paige Madden Todd DeSorbo Virginia Virginia

Diving Coach Diver of the Year of the Year Molly Carlson John Proctor Florida State Florida State

Scholar-Athletes Freshman of the Year of the Year Kate Douglass Paige Madden & Molly Carlson Virginia Virginia & Florida State

ALLACC • VIRGINIA won the 2020 ACC Women’s Swimming & Diving winning the 3-meter and platform competitions and placing Championship for the second time in three years, and for an second on the 1-meter. 50 Freestyle Kate Douglass, Virginia 200 Individual Medley 200 Medley Relay ACC record-tying 16th time overall. NC State placed second, • In total, six ACC women’s swim & dive teams finished in the Kylee Alons, NC State Morgan Hill, Virginia Julia Poole, NC State Kate Douglass, Virginia followed by Louisville in third. final CSCAA Top 25. Virginia led the league at No. 2, followed Ky-lee Perry, NC State Kate Douglass, Virginia Caroline Gmelich, Virginia Morgan Hill, Virginia 200 Butterfly Abby Richter, Virginia Morgan Hill, Virginia • Virginia’s Paige Madden was named the ACC Swimmer of the by No. 6 NC State, No. 9 Duke, No. 11 North Carolina, No. 14 Notre Grace Olgesby, Louisville Alexis Wenger, Virginia Year and Most Valuable Swimmer of the ACC Championships Dame and No. 16 Louisville. 100 Freestyle Coleen Gillilan, Notre Dame 400 Individual Medley after winning all five of her races. The junior took gold in the • With the NCAA Championships canceled due to the COVID-19 Casey Franz, Louisville Abby Richter, Virginia Kate Moore, NC State 400 Medley Relay Kylee Alons, NC State Emma Mussy, NC State Kylee Alons, NC State 200, 500 and 1650 freestyle races, and was part of the winning pandemic, more than 200 ACC student-athletes received Morgan Hill, Virginia 100 Breaststroke Ella Nelson, Virginia Katharine Berko–, NC State squads on the 400 and 800 freestyle relays. CSCAA All-America honors. The CSCAA altered its selection Olivia Calegan, NC State Sophie Hansson, NC State 200 Freestyle Sophie Hansson, NC State 200 Freestyle Relay Ky-lee Perry, NC State • Florida State’s Molly Carlson was named the ACC Diver of the criteria to account for the canceled NCAA Championships. Arina Openysheva, Louisville Alexic Wenger, Virginia Alexa Cuomo, Virginia Year and the ACC Championships Most Valuable Diver after Paige Madden, Virginia Kate Douglass, Virginia 1-Meter Diving Megan Moroney, Virginia 200 Breaststroke Morgan Hill, Virginia Molly Carlson, Florida State Sophie Hansson, NC State Kyla Valls, Virginia Cami Hidalgo, Georgia Tech 500 Freestyle Kate Douglass, Virginia Sydney Dusel, Virginia Kate Moore, NC State Ella Nelson, Virginia 400 Freestyle Relay Maddie Donohoe, Virginia Alexa Cuomo, Virginia 3-Meter Diving Paige Madden, Virginia 100 Backstroke Kate Douglass, Virginia Ayla Bonniwell, Florida State Kylee Alons, NC State Morgan Hill, Virginia Molly Carlson, Florida State 1650 Freestyle Katharine Berko–, NC State Paige Madden, Virginia Sydney Dusel, Virginia Kate Moore, NC State Caroline Gmelich, Virginia Makayla Sargent, NC State 800 Freestyle Relay Platform Diving Paige Madden, Virginia 200 Backstroke Paige Madden, Virginia Aliyah Watson, Duke Katharine Berko–, NC State Megan Moroney, Virginia Molly Carlson, Florida State 100 Butterfly Emma Muzzy, NC State Ella Nelson, Virginia Cami Hidalgo, Georgia Tech Grace Olgesby, Louisville Emma Seiberlich, Virginia Kyla Valls, Virginia

ALLACC ACADEMIC ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS

Easop Lee, Duke Michaela Sliney, Louisville Coleen Gillilan, Notre Dame 1979 NC State 1990 Virginia 2001 North Carolina 2012 Virginia Alyssa Marsh, Duke Jillian Visscher, Louisville Erin Isola, Notre Dame 1980 NC State 1991 North Carolina 2002 North Carolina 2013 Virginia Halle Morris, Duke Kaylee Wheeler, Louisville Kate McCahan, Notre Dame Emma Shuppert, Duke Mia Vallee, Miami Carly Quast, Notre Dame 1981 North Carolina 1992 North Carolina 2003 Virginia 2014 Virginia Sarah Snyder, Duke Bryanna Cameron, North Carolina Bayley Stewart, Notre Dame 1982 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 2004 Virginia 2015 Virginia Ali Watson, Duke Emma Cole, North Carolina Kelly Straub, Notre Dame 1983 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 2005 Maryland 2016 Virginia Ayla Bonniwell, Florida State Caroline Hauder, North Carolina Luciana Thomas, Notre Dame Molly Carlson, Florida State Lilly Higgs, North Carolina Annie Wiese, Notre Dame 1984 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 2006 Florida State 2017 NC State Nina Kucheran, Florida State Sophie Lindner, North Carolina Serena Buchwald, Pitt 1985 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 2007 North Carolina 2018 Virginia Sydney VanOvermeiren, Florida State Heidi Lowe, North Carolina Jennifer Bell, Virginia 1986 North Carolina 1997 Clemson 2008 Virginia 2019 NC State McKenzie Campbell, Georgia Tech Brooke Perrotta, North Carolina Sydney Dusel, Virginia Emily Ilgenfritz, Georgia Tech Ellie VanNote, North Carolina Lexi Cuomo, Virginia 1987 Clemson 1998 Virginia 2009 Virginia 2020 Virginia Mariia Astashkina, Louisville Kylee Alons, NC State Maddie Donohoe, Virginia 1988 Clemson 1999 Virginia 2010 Virginia Sophie Cattermole, Louisville Olivia Calegan, NC State Kate Douglass, Virginia Ellie Dodd, Louisville Kay Foley, NC State Erin Earley, Virginia 1989 Clemson 2000 North Carolina 2011 Virginia Diana Dunn, Louisville Mackenzie Glover, NC State Caroline Gmelich, Virginia Abigail Erickson, Louisville Sophie Hansson, NC State Morgan Hill, Virginia Molly Fears, Louisville Danika Huizinga, NC State Paige Madden, Virginia Morgan Friesen, Louisville Madeline Kline, NC State Marcella Maguire, Virginia Abigail Hay, Louisville Heather Maccausland, NC State Julia Menkhaus, Virginia Alena Kraus, Louisville Kate Moore, NC State Jessica Nava, Virginia Madison Luther, Louisville Emma Muzzy, NC State Ella Nelson, Virginia Grace Oglesby, Louisville Ky-Lee Perry, NC State Jocleyn Porter, Virginia Arina Openysheva, Louisville Julia Poole, NC State Emma Seiberlich, Virginia Brianna Price, Louisville Sirena Rowe, NC State Kyla Valls, Virginia Christiana Regenauer, Louisville Makayla Sargent, NC State Teagan Moravek, Virginia Tech Ashlyn Schoof, Louisville Abbie Dolan, Notre Dame Joelle Vereb, Virginia Tech

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2020 CHAMPION NC STATE AWARD WINNERS

Swimming Coach Swimmer of the Year of the Year Coleman Stewart Braden Holloway NC State NC State

Diving Coach Diver of the Year of the Year James Brady Randy Ableman NC State Miami

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Jack Hoagland Nicolas Albiero Notre Dame Louisville

• NC STATE won its sixth straight ACC Men’s Swimming & Diving • Louisville’s Nicolas Albiero was selected as the Scholar- ALLACC Championship held at the Greensboro Aquatic Center. Virginia Athlete of the Year. The junior won the 100 and 200 butterfly placed second, followed by Louisville in third. races. 50 Freestyle Nyls Korstanje, NC State 200 Individual Medley 200 Medley Relay • NC State’s Coleman Stewart was named the ACC Swimmer of the • In total, seven ACC men’s swim & dive teams finished in the Peter Varjasi, Florida State Coleman Stewart, NC State Caio Pumputis, Georgia Tech Nyls Korstanje, NC State Abdelrahmar Sameh, Louisville Erge Gezmis, NC State Rafal Kusto, NC State Year and Most Valuable Swimmer of the ACC Championships final CSCAA Top 25, the most of any conference. NC State led Nyls Korstanje, NC State 200 Butterfly Ted Schubert, Virginia Luke Sobolewski, NC State after winning gold in the 100 and 200 backstroke races. The the league at No. 5, followed by No. 9 Louisville, No. 14 Florida Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Coleman Stewart, NC State 100 Freestyle Antani Ivanov, Virginia Tech 400 Individual Medley junior was also part of the winning squads on the 200 medley State, No. 15 Virginia, No. 18 Notre Dame, No. 19 Virginia Tech Peter Varjasi, Florida State Blake Mano–, Virginia Tech Jack Hoagland, Notre Dame 400 Medley Relay and 400 freestyle relays. and No. 23 North Carolina. Andrej Barna, Louisville Ted Schubert, Virginia Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Jack Messenger, North Carolina 100 Breaststroke Casey Storch, Virginia Andrej Barna, Louisville • The Wolfpack’s James Brady was named the ACC Diver of the • With the NCAA Championships canceled due to the COVID-19 Nyls Korstanje, NC State Izaak Bastian, Florida State Evgenii Somov, Louisville Year and the ACC Championships Most Valuable Diver after pandemic, more than 160 ACC student-athletes received Evgenii Somov, Louisville 200 Freestyle Relay Mitchell Whyte, Louisville winning the 3-meter competition and diving in the finals of CSCAA All-America honors. The CSCAA altered its selection 200 Freestyle Valdas Abaliksta, North Carolina Gri–in Alaniz, Florida State Colton Paulson, Louisville Jakub Ksiazek, Florida State 1-Meter Diving the 1-meter and platform events. criteria to account for the canceled NCAA Championships. Tomas Sungalia, North Carolina 200 Breaststroke Max McCusker, Florida State Max Flory, Miami Samuel Schilling, Virginia Evgenii Somov, Louisville Peter Varjasi, Florida State Brodie Scapens, Miami Keefer Barnum, Virginia James Brady, NC State 500 Freestyle A.J. Pouch, Virginia Tech 400 Freestyle Relay Jack Hoagland, Notre Dame Nyls Korstanje, NC State 3-Meter Diving Zach Yeadon, Notre Dame 100 Backstroke Noah Hensley, NC State Joshua Davidson, Florida State Jack Walker, Virginia Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Coleman Stewart, NC State Ruben Lechuga, Georgia Tech Mitchell Whyte, Louisville Hunter Tapp, NC State Noah Zawadski, Virginia Tech 1650 Freestyle Coleman Stewart, NC State Ross Dant, NC State 800 Freestyle Relay Platform Diving Jack Hoagland, Notre Dame 200 Backstroke Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Zach Cooper, Miami Zach Yeadon, Notre Dame Mitchell Whyte, Louisville Andrej Barna, Louisville David Dinsmore, Miami Coleman Stewart, NC State Colton Paulson, Louisville Max Flory, Miami 100 Butterfly Samuel Tornqvist, Virginia Tech Samuel Steele, Louisville Nicolas Albiero, Louisville

ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS ALLACC ACADEMIC

1954 NC State 1967 NC State 1985 NC State 2003 Virginia Nathaniel Hernandez, Duke Sam Steele, Louisville Aaron Schultz, Notre Dame 1955 NC State 1968 NC State 1986 Clemson 2004 Virginia Miles Williams, Duke Valdas Abaliksta, North Carolina Zach Smith, Notre Dame 1956 NC State 1969 NC State 1987 Virginia 2005 Virginia Gri–in Alaniz, Florida State Dimitrios Dimitriou, North Carolina Joe Turk, Notre Dame North Carolina 1970 Maryland 1988 North Carolina 2006 Virginia Izaak Bastian, Florida State Alex Hart, North Carolina Cason Wilburn, Notre Dame 1957 North Carolina 1971 NC State 1989 North Carolina 2007 Florida State Joshua Davidson, Florida State Jack Messenger, North Carolina Samy Helmbacher, Pitt 1958 North Carolina 1972 NC State 1990 Virginia 2008 Virginia Mohamed (Aziz) Gha–ari, Florida State Zach Brown, NC State Eben Vorster, Pitt 1959 North Carolina 1973 NC State 1991 North Carolina 2009 Virginia Jakub Ksiazek, Florida State Danny Erlenmyer, NC State Ryan Baker, Virginia 1960 Maryland 1974 NC State 1992 NC State 2010 Virginia Max McCusker, Florida State Erge Gezmis, NC State Keefer Barnum, Virginia 1961 Maryland 1975 NC State 1993 North Carolina 2011 Virginia Vladimir Stefanik, Florida State Eric Knowles, NC State Joe Clark, Virginia North Carolina 1976 NC State 1994 North Carolina 2012 Virginia Cameron Thatcher, Florida State Rafal Kusto, NC State Sean Conway, Virginia NC State 1977 NC State 1995 North Carolina 2013 Virginia Peter Varjasi, Florida State Mark McGlaughlin, NC State Max Edwards, Virginia 1962 Maryland 1978 NC State 1996 North Carolina 2014 Virginia Tech Christian Ferraro, Georgia Tech Luke Sobolewski, NC State Justin Grender, Virginia 1963 Maryland 1979 NC State 1997 North Carolina 2015 NC State Darren Lim, Georgia Tech Hunter Tapp, NC State August Lamb, Virginia 1964 Maryland 1980 NC State 1998 North Carolina 2016 NC State Nicolas Albiero, Louisville Curtis Wiltsey, NC State Ted Schubert, Virginia North Carolina 1981 NC State 1999 Virginia 2017 NC State Andrej Barna, Louisville Austin Flaute, Notre Dame Bryce Shelton, Virginia NC State 1982 NC State 2000 Virginia 2018 NC State Tanner Cummings, Louisville Jack Hoagland, Notre Dame Cooper Wozencraft, Virginia 1965 Maryland 1983 North Carolina 2001 Virginia 2019 NC State Hayden Curley, Louisville Matthew Limbacher, Notre Dame Jack Wright, Virginia 1966 NC State 1984 NC State 2002 Virginia 2020 NC State Mihalis Deliyiannis, Louisville Sadler McKeen, Notre Dame Filippo Dal Maso, Virginia Tech Nikolaos Sofianidis, Louisville Jack Montesi, Notre Dame Thomas Hallock, Virginia Tech Daniel Sos, Louisville David Petrison, Notre Dame

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AWARD WINNERS 2020 CHAMPION NOTRE DAME

Fencer of the Year, Epee Co-Coach of the Year Miriam Grady Matt Jednak Notre Dame North Carolina

Fencer of the Year, Foil Co-Coach of the Year Stefani Deschner Gia Kvaratskhelia Notre Dame Notre Dame

Scholar-Athlete Fencer of the Year, Sabre of the Year Kara Linder Stefani Deschner Notre Dame Notre Dame

ALLACC • The NOTRE DAME women were ranked No. 3 nationally in the each won individual crowns for the second straight season. last CollegeFencing360 poll. • The Fighting Irish also picked up a silver and two bronzes in Epee Foil Sabre • Notre Dame won the team title at the 2020 ACC Fencing the individual championships. Duke won two silver medals, Huda Aldadah, Duke Stefani Deschner, Notre Dame Alex Gorman, Duke Championships, earning its second straight ACC championship while Boston College earned a bronze. Miriam Grady, Notre Dame Morgan Partridge, Notre Dame Kara Linder, Notre Dame and its fifth in the last six seasons. The Fighting Irish went 3-0 • Ten ACC fencers qualified for the NCAA Championships (Notre in the team competition with dominating victories over Boston Dame 6, Duke 2, Boston College 1, North Carolina 1), which College (19-8), North Carolina (22-5) and Duke (18-9). ultimately were canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. • Notre Dame’s Miriam Grady (epee) was named the Most • Notre Dame joined Ohio State and Princeton as the lone Valuable Fencer at the ACC Championships. programs to qualify the maximum of 12 fencers to the NCAA • In the individual competition at the ACC Championships, Notre Championships (two per weapon, men and women). The Dame swept the three gold medals: Grady (epee), Stefani Irish are the lone program nationally to qualify 12 to the NCAA Deschner (foil) and Kara Linder (sabre). Grady and Linder Championships in each of the last six seasons.

ALLACC ACADEMIC ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS

Gillian Lawlor, Boston College Wei Chee Chen, North Carolina 2015 Notre Dame Rylie Rueda, Boston College Jackie Litynski, North Carolina 2016 Notre Dame Huda Aldadah, Duke Stefani Deschner, Notre Dame 2017 Notre Dame Julia Gianneschi, Duke Natalie Disher, Notre Dame 2018 North Carolina Alex Gorman, Duke Miriam Grady, Notre Dame 2019 Notre Dame Maria Papadopoulos, Duke Regina O’Brien, Notre Dame 2020 Notre Dame Zoe Superville, Duke Amanda Sirico, Notre Dame

ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

2017 Notre Dame 2018 Notre Dame

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2020 CHAMPION NOTRE DAME AWARD WINNERS

Fencer of the Year, Epee Coach of the Year Bowen Wang Gia Kvaratskhelia Duke Notre Dame

Scholar-Athlete Fencer of the Year, Foil of the Year Andrew Machovec Eoin Gronningsater Notre Dame Duke

Fencer of the Year, Sabre Alessandro Contreras Notre Dame

• The NOTRE DAME men were ranked No. 3 in the final (sabre) claimed the top spot on the podium for their ALLACC CollegeFencing360 poll, while Duke was No. 9. respective weapons. The Irish also claimed a silver and two • Notre Dame won the team title at the 2020 ACC Fencing bronzes, while Duke earned two silvers and a bronze. Epee Foil Sabre Championships, capturing its second straight ACC • Fifteen ACC fencers qualified for the NCAA Championships Bowen Wang, Duke Brycen Rushing, Duke Alessandro Contreras, Notre Dame championship as well as its fifth in the last six years. The (Notre Dame 6, Duke 5, Boston College 2, North Carolina 2), Josiah Broughton, Notre Dame Andrew Machovec, Notre Dame Jared Smith, Notre Dame Fighting Irish went 3-0 in the team competition with triumphs which ultimately were canceled because of the COVID-19 against Boston College (18-9), North Carolina (19-8) and Duke pandemic. (16-11). • Notre Dame joined Ohio State and Princeton as the lone • Notre Dame’s Marcello Olivares (sabre) was named the Most programs to qualify the maximum of 12 fencers to the NCAA Valuable Fencer at the ACC Championships. Championships (two per weapon, men and women). The • In the individual competition at the ACC Championships, Irish are the lone program nationally to qualify 12 to the NCAA Notre Dame swept the three gold medals, as Josiah Broughton Championships in each of the last six seasons. (epee), Andrew Machovec (foil) and Alessandro Contreras

ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS ALLACC ACADEMIC

1971 North Carolina 1975 North Carolina 1979 Clemson 2017 Notre Dame Bin Huang, Boston College Jonathan Schwartzman, Duke 1972 North Carolina 1976 North Carolina 1980 North Carolina 2018 Duke Spencer Kuldell, Boston College Agoston Walter, Duke 1973 North Carolina 1977 North Carolina 2015 Notre Dame 2019 Notre Dame Bolang Meng, Boston College James Mulligan, North Carolina 1974 North Carolina 1978 Maryland 2016 Notre Dame 2020 Notre Dame Eoin Gronningsater, Duke Beni Rabinowitz, North Carolina Brycen Rushing, Duke Alessandro Contreras, Notre Dame

ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

2017 Notre Dame 2018 Notre Dame

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AWARD WINNERS 2020 CHAMPION VIRGINIA TECH

Track Performer of the Year Coach of the Year Ka’Tia Seymour Dave Cianelli Florida State Virgnia Tech

Scholar-Athlete Field Performer of the Year of the Year Debbie Ajagbe Debbie Ajagbe Miami Miami

Freshman of the Year Jada Seaman Virginia

ALLACC • The VIRGINIA TECH women captured their third conference • Tanczos became the first Notre Dame women’s indoor track championship during three days of competition at the ACC and field competitor to be named National Athlete of the Women’s 60 meters Amy Harding-Delooze, Wake Forest Edidong Odiong, Florida State Second team Indoor Track and Field Championships held Feb. 27-29 at Notre Week by the USTFCCCA and finished the season ranked No. 1 Rebekah Smith, Clemson Johanna Schulz, Wake Forest Ka’Tia Seymour, Florida State Taylor Grimes, Georgia Tech Ka’Tia Seymour, Florida State Bria Matthews, Georgia Tech Dame’s Loftus Sport Center. nationally among NCAA Division I women’s weight throwers Jacious Sears, Miami Women’s 3000 meters Women’s DMR Alexis Gibbons, Louisville • The Hokies’ ACC title was their third in 16 seasons as with her mark of 23.31 meters. Second team Michaela Reinhart, Duke Cydney Delley, Wake Forest Amura Patterson, Miami Nicole Fegans, Georgia Tech Amy Harding-Delooze, Wake Forest Women’s triple jump a conference member and first since back-to-back • Miami’s Debbie Ajagbe set an ACC Championship meet record Alfreda Steele, Miami Maddy Denner, Notre Dame Aleeya Hutchins, Wake Forest Trentorria Green, Florida State championships in 2007 and 2008. All three titles have come in the women’s weight throw with her throw of 22.55 meters Anna Keefer, North Carolina Second team Johanna Schulz Wake Forest Bria Matthews, Georgia Tech Kelsey Chmiel, NC State Second team Michelle Cobb, NC State under the watch of veteran head coach Dave Cianelli. on her final attempt. Women’s 200 meters Savannah Shaw, NC State Grace Boone, Virginia Tech Second team Ka’Tia Seymour, Florida State Lauren White, NC State Elizabeth Brush, Virginia Tech Harleigh White, Clemson • Virginia Tech’s women scored 105.5 points at the ACC • Florida State junior sprinter Ka’Tia Seymour became the first Jacious Sears, Miami Arlicia Bush, Virginia Tech Darlene Charles, Miami Championships, well ahead of second-place Miami (73) and student-athlete to claim ACC Indoor Championship Women’s Caitlan Tate, Virginia Tech Women’s 5000 meters Sarah Edwards, Virginia Tech Brianna Isles, North Carolina Second team Dorcas Wasike, Louisville Dominique Clairmonte, NC State third-place Notre Dame (61). Track MVP honors three consecutive times. Seymour won the Rebekah Smith, Clemson Kelsey Chmiel, NC State Alexis Postell, NC State Women’s shot put • One ACC record fell during the regular season as Notre Dame’s 200 meters for the third consecutive year with a meet and Kelcie Simmons, Duke Sara Freix, Virginia Tech Savannah Shaw, NC State Debbie Ajagbe, Miami Anna Je–erson, Virginia Second team Anna Vess, NC State Hannah Hall, Miami Rachel Tanczos’ winning throw of 23.31 meters (76-5.75) on her Loftus Center record time of 22.82 and claimed the gold medal Lauren White, NC State Essence Henderson, Virginia Tech first attempt at the Alex Wilson Invitational broke a league mark in the 60-meter dash for the third year in a row. She also ran Women’s 400 meters Rachel Dadamio, Notre Dame Women’s high jump Second team Brittny Ellis, Miami Maddy Denner, Notre Dame Elasia Campbell, Duke Veronica Fraley, Clemson that had stood since 2002. Tanczos topped her own school record the anchor leg on FSU’s bronze medal 4x400 relay team. Caitlan Tate, Virginia Tech Cassie Martin, Duke Sherry Lubin, Miami Arlicia Bush, Virginia Tech Women’s 60-meter hurdles Alivia Ash, Louisville Rachel Tanczos, Notre Dame and ranks 11th all-time in NCAA Indoor Track and Field history. Second team Jenya Sharp, Notre Dame Second team Nikki Scherer, Pitt Summer Thorpe, Notre Dame Kenya Livingston, Clemson Women’s weight throw Adrenette Knight, Virginia Eddita Pessima, Pitt Renate Van Tonder, Louisville Debbie Ajagbe, Miami Anna Je–erson, Virginia Second team Sydney Banks, North Carolina Abbey Kapitan, Notre Dame Sidney Marshall, Clemson Rachel Tanczos, Notre Dame Women’s 800 meters Erin Marsh Duke Women’s pole vault Second team Laurie Barton, Clemson Anna Witherspoon, Georgia Tech Olivia Moore, Georgia Tech Nadia Ma–o, Florida State Andrea Foster, Clemson Gabriela Leon, Louisville Makenli Forrest, Louisville Aleeya Hutchins, Wake Forest Women’s 4x400 Relay Rachel Baxter, Virginia Tech Halee Hudson, Louisville Second team Arlicia Bush, Virginia Tech Second team Kayla Johnson, Miami Kennedy Dennis, Virginia Tech Chesney Ward, Duke Women’s pentathlon Grace Boone, Virginia Tech Nykah Smith, Virginia Tech Jazmyn Dennis, Florida State Erin Marsh, Duke Lindsey Butler, Virginia Tech Caitlan Tate, Virginia Tech Auriane Viola, Louisville Timara Chapman, NC State ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS Second team Aliyah Welter, Louisville Mikieja Covington, NC State Women’ mile Andre Foster, Clemson Second team 1987 Virginia 1996 North Carolina 2005 Miami 2014 Florida State Maudie Skyring, Florida State Nicolee Foster, Clemson Women’s long jump Breanna Phillips, Pitt Lauren Berman, Virginia Tech Aliyah Mallard, Clemson Anna Keefer, North Carolina Ellie Vest, Virginia Tech 1988 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 2006 Miami 2015 Clemson Sarah Edwards, Virginia Tech Kamryn McIntosh, Clemson Khyasia Caldwell, Virginia Alix Still, Virginia 1989 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 2007 Virginia Tech 2016 Miami Second team Janae Caldwell, Florida State Jada Seaman, Virginia Nevada Mareno, NC State Kimmie Cunningham, Florida State 1990 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina 2008 Virginia Tech 2017 Miami 1991 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2009 Florida State 2018 Florida State ALLACC ACADEMIC 1992 Clemson 2001 North Carolina 2010 Clemson 2019 Miami 1993 North Carolina 2002 Georgia Tech 2011 Clemson 2020 Virginia Tech Emeline Delanis, Boston College Alexis Gibbons, Louisville Naya Sharp, Notre Dame 1994 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2012 Clemson Lauren White, Boston College Halee Hudson, Louisville Rachel Tanczos, Notre Dame Laurie Barton, Clemson Gabriela Leon, Louisville Eddita Pessima, Pitt 1995 North Carolina 2004 North Carolina 2013 Clemson Nicolee Foster, Clemson Auriane Viola, Louisville Breanna Phillips, Pitt Veronica Fraley, Clemson Dorcas Wasike, Louisville Nikki Scherer, Pitt Rebekah Smith, Clemson Aliyah Welter, Louisville Halle Hazzard, Virginia Brittany Aveni, Duke Debbie Ajagbe, Miami Jada Seaman, Virginia Elasia Campbell, Duke Brittny Ellis, Miami Alix Still, Virginia Erin Marsh, Duke Sherry Lubin, Miami Lauren Berman, Virginia Tech Cassie Martin, Duke Amuru Patterson, Miami Grace Boone, Virginia Tech Michaela Reinhart, Duke Jacious Sears, Miami Lindsey Butler, Virginia Tech Kelcie Simmons, Duke Alfreda Steele, Miami Sarah Edwards, Virginia Tech Janae Caldwell, Florida State Anna Keefer, North Carolina Sara Freix, Virginia Tech Jayla Kirkland, Florida State Kelsey Chmiel, NC State Nykah Smith, Virginia Tech Nadia Ma–o, Florida State Michelle Cobb, NC State Anna Bush, Wake Forest Maudie Skyring, Florida State Savannah Shaw, NC State Amy Harding-Delooze, Wake Forest Bria Matthews, Georgia Tech Anna Vess, NC State Johanna Schulz, Wake Forest Anna Witherspoon, Georgia Tech Rachel DaDamio, Notre Dame Makenli Forrest, Louisville Maddy Denner, Notre Dame

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2020 CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE AWARD WINNERS

Track Performer of the Year Coach of the Year Trey Cunningham Bob Braman Florida State Florida State

Scholar-Athlete Field Performer of the Year of the Year Jordan Scott Trey Cunningham Virginia Florida State

Freshman of the Year Taylor Banks Florida State

• FLORIDA STATE claimed its 13th ACC Men’s Indoor Track and records in their respective events during the regular season. ALLACC Field Championship and its 11th under head coach Bob Braman Scott broke his own mark in the triple jump with a distance held Feb. 27-29 at Notre Dame’s Loftus Sports Center. of 17.02 meters, while Cunningham set a new standard in the Men’s 60 meters Ben Fleming, Virginia Tech Miles Green, Virginia Tech Second team Jhevaughn Matherson, Florida State Diego Zarate, Virginia Tech Jacory Patterson, Virginia Tech Darius Clark, Florida State • The Seminole men scored 140 points — the most by an ACC 60-meter hurdles with a time of 7.51. Both were nation-leading Raheem Chambers, Miami Tyreke Sapp, Virginia Tech Jacore Irving, Florida State men’s champion in seven years and the most since the marks in 2020.. Cravont Charleston, NC State Men’s 3000 meters Jordan Scott, Virginia Second team Antonio Lopez Segura, Virginia Tech Men’s DMR conference expanded to 15 teams in 2014. Virginia Tech placed • The Notre Dame distance medley relay team of Dylan Jacobs Sterling Warner, Louisville Peter Seufer, Virginia Tech Edward Cheatham, Notre Dame Men’s triple jump second with 109, followed by Virginia with 87. (1200), Edward Cheatham (400), Sam Voelz (800) and Yared Qhiyal Towns, North Carolina Zach Facioni, Wake Forest Yared Nuguse, Notre Dame Zay Paschall, North Carolina Cole Beck, Virginia Tech Second team Jake Renfree, Notre Dame Owayne Owens, Virginia • Virginia Tech distance runner Peter Seufer was awarded the Nuguse (1600) also ran its way into the record book on Feb. 22 Matthew Carmody, Notre Dame Samuel Voelz, Notre Dame Jordan Scott, Virginia ACC Men’s Track MVP after earning 20 points with a first-place with a time of 9:25.80 that stands as the program, track and Men’s 200 meters Dylan Jacobs, Notre Dame Second team Second team finish in the 5k on Friday night and another gold medal in the ACC record. It is also the second fastest time ever recorded in Marcus Parker, Clemson Rohann Asfaw, Virginia Tim Bason, NC State D.J. Ledell, Clemson Jhevaughn Matherson, Florida State Junpai Dowdy, NC State Isaac Grimes, Florida State 3k on Saturday. It continued a vintage running season for NCAA indoor track and field history for the event. Cravont Charleston, NC State Men’s 5000 meters Ares Epps, NC State Chris Alexander, NC State the Hokie senior, who was ACC Cross Country champion and • Notre Dame’s Nuguse set a meet, school and facility record Second team Matthew Carmody, Notre Dame Philip Hall, NC State Alex Sands, Clemson Peter Seufer, Virginia Tech Patrick Atwell, Virginia Tech Men’s shot put Performer of the Year in the fall. with a blazing time of 3:55.62 in the men’s mile at the ACC Taylor Banks, Florida State Zach Facioni, Wake Forest Jack Joyce, Virginia Tech Milton Ingraham, Florida State • Virginia senior Jordan Scott took home Men’s Field MVP honors Championships on Feb. 29. Nuguse erased the previous ACC Cole Beck, Virginia Tech Second team Bashir Mosavel-Lo, Virginia Tech Sanjae Lawrence, Florida State Andre Kent, Georgia Tech Thierry Siewe Yang, Virginia Tech Daniel McArthur, North Carolina after winning the triple jump for the third consecutive year meet record of 3:56.40 by North Carolina’s Tony Waldrop that Men’s 400 meters Joe Dragon, Syracuse Second team and adding a fifth-place finish in the long jump. had stood since 1974, while winning the mile for the second DaeQwan Butler, Florida State Fitsum Seyoum, Virginia Tech Men’s high jump Roje Stona, Clemson Isaiah Palmer, North Carolina Draven Crist, North Carolina Christian Buckley, Louisville • Scott and Florida State 60-meter hurdler Trey Cunningham consecutive year. Jacory Patterson, Virginia Tech Men’s 60-meter hurdles Greg Lauray, Pitt Tyson Jones, Virginia Tech earned spots on the Bowerman watch list after setting ACC Second team Braxton Canady, Florida State Brenton Foster, Virginia Anthony Brooks Georgia Tech Trey Cunningham, Florida State Second team Men’s weight throw Brandon Outlaw, Virginia Caleb Parker, Florida State Caleb Parker, Florida State Kevin Arreaga, Miami Jordan Willis, Virginia Second team Cayden Spencer-Thompson, Louisville Logan Kusky, Notre Dame Devon Brooks, Clemson Tony Jones, Wake Forest Noah Walker, Pitt Men’s 800 meters LaFranz Campbell, Clemson Second team Matt Wisner, Duke Tyler Garland, Syracuse Men’s pole vault Tyson Fortenberry, NC State Samuel Voelz, Notre Dame Colton Crum, Notre Dame Alexios Prodanas, Virginia Tech Bashir Mosavel-Lo, Virginia Tech Men’s 4x400 relay Sam Young, Virginia Andrew White, Wake Forest ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS Second team Brandon Cachon, North Harrison Rice, Virginia Tech Humberto Freire, Florida State Carolina Second team Men’s heptathlon Jack Joyce, Virginia Tech Ari Cogdell, North Carolina Esteban Suarez, Duke Jacob Sobota, Duke 1954 Maryland 1972 Maryland 1996 North Carolina 2014 Florida State Archie Wallis, Wake Forest Isaiah Palmer, North Carolina Austin Thompson, Florida State Micah Oberhausen, Louisville 1955 North Carolina 1973 Maryland 1997 Clemson 2015 Virginia Tech Ryan Saint-Germain, North Carolina Jacob Rice, Virginia Tech Derek Pekar, Virginia Men’s Mile Second team Second team 1956 Maryland 1974 Maryland 1998 Clemson 2016 Syracuse Kasey Knevelbaard, Florida State DaeQwan Butler, Florida State Men’s long jump Dante Newberg, Florida State 1957 Maryland 1975 Maryland 1999 Clemson 2017 Virginia Tech Yared Nuguse, Notre Dame Braxton Canady, Florida State Jeremiah Davis, Florida State Clay Moss, Louisville AJ Ernst, Virginia Cameron Daniel, Florida State Fabian Edoki, Florida State Elby Omhundro, Virginia 1958 Maryland 1976 Maryland 2000 Clemson 2018 Florida State Second team Kyle Fearrington, Florida State Isaac Grimes, Florida State 1959 Maryland 1977 Maryland 2001 Clemson 2019 Virginia Tech Jake Renfree, Notre Dame Patrick Forrest, Virginia Tech 1960 Maryland 1978 Maryland 2002 Clemson Florida State 1961 Maryland 1979 Maryland 2003 Florida State 2020 Florida State ALLACC ACADEMIC 1962 Maryland 1980 Maryland 2004 Florida State 1963 Maryland 1987 Clemson 2005 Florida State No indoor championships Devon Brooks, Clemson Madias Loper, North Carolina Jordan Willis, Virginia 1964 Maryland 1988 NC State 2006 Florida State were held between 1981 Lafranz Campbell, Clemson Alex Milligan, North Carolina Sam Young, Virginia Grant Voeks, Clemson Jamar Davis, NC State Joey Badalamenti, Virginia Tech 1965 Maryland 1989 Clemson 2007 Florida State* and 1986. Cole Rowan, Duke Ian Shanklin, NC State Patrick Forrest, Virginia Tech 1966 Maryland 1990 Clemson 2008 Florida State Jacob Sobota, Duke Yared Nuguse, Notre Dame Jack Joyce, Virginia Tech 1967 Maryland 1991 Clemson 2009 Florida State * Title vacated per Matt Wisner, Duke Edward Cheatham, Notre Dame Antonio Lopez Segura, Virginia Tech Trey Cunningham, Florida State Colton Crum, Notre Dame Bashir Mosavel-Lo, Virginia Tech 1968 Maryland 1992 Clemson 2010 Florida State NCAA ruling Kyle Fearrington, Florida State Dylan Jacobs, Notre Dame Alexios Prodanas, Virginia Tech 1969 Maryland 1993 Clemson 2011 Virginia Tech Bert Freire, Florida State Sam Voelz, Notre Dame Jacob Rice, Virginia Tech 1970 Maryland 1994 Florida State 2012 Florida State Kasey Knevelbaard, Florida State Tyler Garland, Syracuse Tyreke Sapp, Virginia Tech 1971 Maryland 1995 North Carolina 2013 Virginia Tech Dante Newberg, Florida State AJ Ernst, Virginia Peter Seufer, Virginia Tech Caleb Parker, Florida State Elby Omohundro, Virginia Diego Zarate, Virginia Tech Andrew Kent, Georgia Tech Owayne Owens, Virginia Zach Facioni, Wake Forest Christian Buckley, Louisville Derek Pekar, Virginia Andrew White, Wake Forest

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AWARD WINNERS 2020 CHAMPION NC STATE

Wrestler of the Year Coach of the Year Hayden Hidlay Pat Popolizio NC State NC State

Scholar-Athlete Freshman of the Year of the Year Trent Hidlay Hayden Hidlay NC State NC State

ALLACC • NC STATE captured its 17th ACC Wrestling Championship title (157) and Virginia Tech’s Hunter Bolen (184). on March 8 at Pitt’s Petersen Events Center. The conference • A total of 12 ACC wrestlers were ranked among the NCAA’s top Jaime Hernandez, North Carolina Tariq Wilson, NC State title was the Wolfpack’s second straight, and the 17th overall, 10 in their respective weight classes, including three at 184 Clay Lautt, North Carolina Micky Phillippi, Pitt which matches North Carolina for the most among current ACC pounds. Austin O’Connor, North Carolina Taleb Rahmani, Pitt teams. • Twenty-two ACC student-athletes were listed among the top Zach Sherman, North Carolina Demetrius Thomas, Pitt • NC State finished with 81 points to edge the host Panthers, who 20 of their individual weight classes in the final InterMat Brandon Whitman, North Carolina Jake Wentzel, Pitt followed with 77. North Carolina took third place with 67.5 points, regular-season rankings, including 12 among the top 10. Daniel Bullard, NC State Jay Aiello, Virginia followed by Virginia (60.5), Virginia Tech (52) and Duke (2). • Seventeen ACC wrestlers earned NWCA All-America honors, Jakob Camacho, NC State Jack Mueller, Virginia • The ACC Championships capped a season in which a league- including six ACC champions on the first teams — Pitt’s Micky Hayden Hidlay, NC State Bryce Andonian, Virginia Tech record four of the conference’s six teams finished ranked Phillippi (133 pounds), North Carolina’s Austin O’Connor (149), Trent Hidlay, NC State Hunter Bolen, Virginia Tech among the nation’s top nine with NC State at No. 3, North NC State’s Hayden Hidlay (157), Virginia Tech’s Hunter Bolen Deonte Wilson, NC State David McFadden, Virginia Tech Carolina at No. 7, Pitt at No. 8 and Virginia Tech at No. 9.. (184), Virginia’s Jay Aiello (197) and Pitt’s Demetrius Thomas • NC State (15-0) posted the first unbeaten dual season in the (285). Other first-team honorees included Virginia’s Jack 91-year history of the program. Mueller (125), Virginia Tech’s David McFadden (165) and NC • Though the 2020 NCAA Championships were canceled due State’s Trent Hidlay (184). to the COVID-19 pandemic, the ACC saw 38 wrestlers qualify • Three more ACC champions were among five conference for the event — 35 automatic qualifiers and three at-large wrestlers named to the second team — NC State’s Jakob selections. The automatic qualifiers included three wrestlers Camacho (125), North Carolina’s Zach Sherman (141) and Pitt’s seeded No. 2 in their respective weight classes — North Jake Wentzel (165). Other second-team selections included NC Carolina’s Austin O’Connor (149), NC State’s Hayden Hidlay State’s Thomas Bullard (165) and Pitt’s Nino Bonaccorsi (184).

ALLACC ACADEMIC ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS

Ben Anderson, Duke A.J. Leitten, NC State 1954 Maryland 1971 Maryland 1988 NC State 2005 North Carolina Vincent Baker, Duke Jarrett Trombley, NC State 1955 Maryland 1972 Maryland 1989 NC State 2006 North Carolina Mason Eaglin, Duke Micky Phillippi, Pitt 1956 Maryland 1973 Maryland 1990 NC State 2007 NC State Jonah Niesenbaum, Duke Jake Wentzel, Pitt 1957 Maryland 1974 Virginia 1991 NC State 2008 Maryland Clay Lautt, North Carolina Jay Aiello, Virginia 1958 Maryland 1975 Virginia 1992 North Carolina 2009 Maryland Joseph Melendez, North Carolina Michael Battista, Virginia 1959 Maryland 1976 NC State 1993 North Carolina 2010 Virginia Daniel Bullard, NC State Louie Hayes, Virginia 1960 Maryland 1977 Virginia 1994 North Carolina 2011 Maryland Hayden Hidlay, NC State Justin McCoy, Virginia 1961 Maryland 1978 NC State 1995 North Carolina 2012 Maryland Trent Hidlay, NC State Stan Smeltzer, Virginia Tech 1962 Maryland 1979 North Carolina 1996 NC State 2013 Virginia Tech Tryie Houghton, NC State 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 2019 NC State 1969 Maryland 1986 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2020 NC State 1970 Maryland 1987 North Carolina 2004 NC State

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2020 CHAMPION NC STATE

• Aislinn Konig and Elissa Cunane each scored 18 points to lead second seed NC STATE to its first Atlantic Coast Conference • At least four ACC players were named to each All-America list, highlighted by eight on the WBCA Team, which tied for the Tournament championship in 29 years, as the Wolfpack beat fourth seed Florida State 71-66 in the finals on March 8 at the most of any conference. Greensboro Coliseum. • The conference had a total of five players who were named among the nation’s five best players at their respective • Konig was named the tournament’s MVP, after averaging 16.7 points per game and making 10 3-point field goals in just positions, including two shooting guards, two centers and a power forward. three games. • For the third consecutive season, a Louisville guard earned the ACC Player of the Year honor as junior Dana Evans captured • Louisville claimed its first outright ACC regular-season title, after sharing the regular-season title in each of the past two the honor in 2019-20. seasons. Louisville was the No. 1 seed in the 2020 ACC Tournament for the second time since joining the conference. • After leading Boston College to a program-record 11 ACC wins, Joanna Bernabei-McNamee was voted the league’s Coach of • A season-high six teams were ranked in the Associated Press poll during the season, which tied for the most for any the year. conference. The ACC is the only conference to have three teams ranked in the top 10 of the AP poll at the same time in each • The ACC led all conferences with eight student-athletes selected in the 2020 WNBA Draft. It marked the second consecutive of the past seven years. year the ACC had more players chosen in the draft than any other conference, following a league-record 13 selections a • Three ACC teams finished the year in the AP Top 25 with Louisville leading the way at No. 6, followed by No. 8 NC State and year ago. No. 19 Florida State.. • The ACC has now had at least one first-round selection in each of the past 15 WNBA Drafts, the most of any conference. The • The conference had between three and six teams ranked in every poll with three teams among the top 10 in December. next-longest streak by any conference is six.

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AWARD WINNERS ALLACC BLUE RIBBON PANEL

Coach of the Year Player of the Year First Team Second Team Freshman Team Joanna Bernabei- Dana Evans Haley Gorecki, Duke Emma Guy, Boston College Amari Robinson, Clemson McNamee Louisville Boston College Nicki Ekhomu, Florida State Taylor Soule, Boston College Malu Tshitenge, North Carolina Kiah Gillespie, Florida State Leaonna Odom, Duke Jakia Brown-Turner, NC State Dana Evans, Louisville Aisha Sheppard, Virginia Tech Sam Brunelle, Notre Dame Defensive Player of the Year Sixth Player of the Year Kylee Shook Trinity Baptiste Jazmine Jones, Louisville Ivana Raca, Wake Forest Katlyn Gilbert, Notre Dame Louisville Virginia Tech Kylee Shook, Louisville Anaya Peoples, Notre Dame Janelle Bailey, North Carolina Honorable Mention Dayshanette Harris, Pitt Scholar-Athlete Elissa Cunane, NC State Francesca Pan, Georgia Tech Elizabeth Kitley, Virginia Tech Rookie of the Year of the Year Elizabeth Kitley Kiara Lewis, Syracuse Taylor Koenen, North Carolina Jocelyn Willoughby Virginia Tech Jocelyn Willoughby, Virginia Aislinn Konig, NC State Virginia Destinee Walker, Notre Dame Most Improved Taja Cole, Virginia Tech Player of the Year Taylor Soule Boston College ALLACC HEAD COACHES

ALLACC ACADEMIC First Team Francesca Pan, Georgia Tech Jakia Brown-Turner, NC State Emma Guy, Boston College Kylee Shook, Louisville Sam Brunelle, Notre Dame Marnelle Garraud, Boston College Kayla Jones, NC State Haley Gorecki, Duke Aislinn Konig, NC State Katlyn Gilbert, Notre Dame Hannah Hank, Clemson Marta Sniezek, Notre Dame Nicki Ekhomu, Florida State Ivana Raca, Wake Forest Dayshanette Harris, Pitt Amari Robinson, Clemson Destinee Walker, Notre Dame Kiah Gillespie, Florida State Elizabeth Kitley, Virginia Tech Kendall Spray, Clemson Aysia Bugg, Pitt Dana Evans, Louisville Honorable Mention Miela Goodchild, Duke Dayshanette Harris, Pitt Jazmine Jones, Louisville Taylor Soule, Boston College Defensive Team Haley Gorecki, Duke Gabrielle Cooper, Syracuse Elissa Cunane, NC State Janelle Bailey, North Carolina Haley Gorecki, Duke Kyra Lambert, Duke Teisha Hyman, Syracuse Kiara Lewis, Syracuse Taylor Koenen, North Carolina Jazmine Jones, Louisville River Baldwin, Florida State Jocelyn Willoughby, Virginia Jocelyn Willoughby, Virginia Kylee Shook, Louisville Morgan Jones, Florida State Taja Cole, Virginia Tech Aisha Sheppard, Virginia Tech Freshman Team Mykea Gray, Miami Kierra Fletcher, Georgia Tech Elizabeth Kitley, Virginia Tech Amari Robinson, Clemson Taja Cole, Virginia Tech Lotta-Maj Lahtinen, Georgia Tech Dara Mabrey, Virginia Tech Second Team Malu Tshitenge, North Carolina Francesca Pan, Georgia Tech Lydia Rivers, Virginia Tech Leaonna Odom, Duke Jada Boyd, NC State Dana Evans, Louisville Aisha Sheppard, Virginia Tech Jazmine Jones, Louisville Christina Morra, Wake Forest Taylor Koenen, North Carolina Alex Sharp, Wake Forest Malu Tshitenge, North Carolina ALLTIME 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 2019 Notre Dame 1987 NC State 1998 North Carolina 2009 Maryland 2020 NC State 1988 Maryland 1999 Clemson 2010 Duke

ALLTIME NCAA CHAMPIONS

1994 North Carolina 2018 Notre Dame 2006 Maryland

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ACC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT More than 300 credentialed media attended the 2020 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament at the Greensboro Coliseum, March 4-8. All 14 games were broadcast either on the league’s regional sports networks or ESPN platforms. Releases on various outreach initiatives were distributed across all ACC platforms and promoted socially. All postgame press conferences were streamed live on ACC Network Extra, with transcripts provided by ASAP. • Attendance for the 2020 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament was 51,893, which provided the highest gross ticket sales revenue in the past six seasons and a 12% increase over the previous year. • 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: - FanFest - Hoops for Kids - Boys and Girls Club - Mascot outreach – School Visit at Greene Elementary and Food Lion Store Visit - Mascot Night - In-arena emcee and DJ - Championship Game Food Drive • Marketing and promotional activities were utilized to drive awareness and ticket sales for the 2020 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. In a continued ešort to better understand the fanbase and ešective methods, trackable advertising on digital and social channels and in print were implemented. Initiatives included: - Facebook/Instagram advertising for FanFest, VIP Experience and general ticket sales - Regular season game program ad (for schools) - Ads (print, TV, digital, billboards) in/around the Greensboro area - Videoboard graphics (regular season) - Grassroots ešorts with local grade schools and business community event was hosted in partnership • Special ticket sales initiatives included the Bojangles’ Four Pack, Family Pick Your Pack, School with CP3 Basketball Academy Day, and IMGL Ticket Solutions game experiences (new) across three dates at FanFest. • The ACC provided an enhanced level of branding at the Greensboro Coliseum with a unified CP3 utilized multiple mini-courts ACC Basketball look in areas where appropriate. The ACC was also able to leverage several and a main court to host stations branding assets from previous years to create a cohesive, well-branded look in the arena. for the kids participating in HFK Among these items includes seat tarps, courtside banners, and major team tunnel and to hone their skills in a variety entrance branding. of areas. Each of the 419 youth • For the third consecutive year, the ACC partnered with Food Lion and Second Harvest Food participants received a free Bank to raise awareness for hunger in the Greensboro area, while also encouraging people to ACC basketball t-shirt, skills attend the championship game. Fans received one free championship game ticket for every instruction, and a ticket to the five canned goods they brought to the Coliseum on Sunday. More than 1,600 pounds of food Tournament. A total of 8,633 fans were collected, and Food Lion matched each pound to donate more than 3,200 pounds to the attended FanFest, a three-year Second Harvest Food Bank. A total of 255 tickets were distributed, an increase from 161 tickets high since the tournament’s return the previous year. to Greensboro. • To grow its database of women’s college basketball fans, the ACC continued an enter-to-win • The ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament continued its partnership with Earlier.org and, contest with the winner receiving a VIP trip to the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. The alongside the Greensboro Coliseum and Greensboro Foundation, presented the organization strategy for contest promotion was altered slightly from past years to increase the quality with a $10,000 donation. Over the course of the 21-year relationship, ACC women’s basketball of registrants to target folks who are more likely to be converted to a sale this year or in the has generated more than $225,000 in support of their mission to identify a biological earlier future. The contest was promoted extensively via social media and theACC.com and received detection test for breast cancer. 1,935 entries. • Teacher of the Year and Wounded Warrior Project initiatives were highlighted during the • ACC Women’s Basketball FanFest took on a new look during 2020. In partnership with 2020 tournament. Guilford County Teacher and Principal of the Year finalists were invited to media rights partner ESPN, the Etzel Agency was employed to develop an interactive attend the tournament and two warriors were honored prior to the championship game. Both experience for fans of all ages that included partner activations, as well as a host of initiatives are also featured at the ACC’s Football Championship Game and Men’s Basketball basketball related activities and photo opportunities. The annual Hoops for Kids (HFK) Tournament, among several others.

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TIPOFF NCAA TOURNAMENT Held at The Westin Charlotte on October 3, the ACC’s 15 head coaches and 25 student- Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament was athletes gathered to meet with media members and television partners. National, regional canceled. and local media attended the event. An ACC Network set, hosted by Kelsey Riggs, Debbie Antonelli, Monica McNutt and LaChina Robinson, featured live player and coach interviews. ACC WBB REGULAR SEASON Player and coach interviews conducted by ESPN and Raycom during the event aired during Links to ACC Network Extra and RSN broadcasts were shared with schools throughout the game broadcasts. Graphics and videos were published during and following the event on regular season. Players of the Week were highlighted via social media, published on theACC. ACC social media platforms. com and season notes were updated and circulated throughout the week. Stats and standings Key national media members in attendance: graphics, key message points, milestones were posted on the ACC social media platforms • Rebecca Lobo, ESPN throughout the season. The conference placed a greater emphasis on promotion of women’s • Debbie Antonelli, ESPN basketball through creation of videos and graphics that showcased the league’s success. • Andy Landers, ESPN • LaChina Robinson, ESPN/Raycom KAY YOW CANCER FUND/PLAY4KAY • Monica McNutt, ACC Network Links to ACC Network Extra and RSN broadcasts were shared with schools throughout the • Kelley Deyo, Raycom regular season. Players of the Week were highlighted via social media, published on theACC. • Tom Werme, Raycom com and season notes were updated and circulated throughout the week. Stats and standings • Evan Lepler, Raycom graphics, key message points, milestones were posted on the ACC social media platforms • ESPN throughout the season. The conference placed a greater emphasis on promotion of women’s • Raycom Sports basketball through creation of videos and graphics that showcased the league’s success. ACC WBB TV SPOTS For the fifth straight year, the ACC created a PSA to showcase ACC Women’s Basketball. The spot followed the “Bring Your A Game” theme that has been used for ACC Football and ACC Men’s Basketball. “Top of our Game” by Stone 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 challenge since its inception in 2007. the most anticipated events of the non- WNBA DRAFT conference season, provided regional and 2019 Big Ten/ACC Challenge results: The ACC led all conferences with eight student-athletes selected in the 2020 WNBA national exposure for the league on back- Indiana 58, Miami 4 Draft, which was held Friday, April 17. The ACC was led by Virginia’s Jocelyn Willoughby (No. to-back nights (Wednesday, Dec. 4 and Nebraska 83, Duke 79 10 overall) and Louisville’s Jazmine Jones (No. 12), who were both drafted in the first round. Thursday, Dec. 5). Minnesota 75, Notre Dame 67 The ACC has now had at least one first-round selection in each of the past 15 WNBA Drafts, To promote the Big Ten/ACC Challenge Northwestern 66, Boston College 63 schedule announcement on June 18, 2019, North Carolina 85, Illinois 60 the most of any conference. The next-longest streak by a peer conference is six. an infographic, release and message points Rutgers 73, Virginia 63 For each first round player drafted, an infographic was created and distributed on the were distributed across all ACC platforms NC State 66, Maryland 59 ACC’s social platforms. Summary graphics were made for the second and third round picks and promoted socially. In addition, the Penn State 78, Pittsburgh 73 and distributed on the ACC’s social platforms. information was sent to the head coaches, Virginia Tech 67, Purdue 54 women’s basketball committee and SIDs. Georgia Tech 60, Wisconsin 41 During the week of the Challenge, all Big Ten/ Florida State 78, Michigan State 68 ACC Challenge games were promoted socially Ohio State 67, Louisville 60 with several graphics highlighting each day’s Michigan 84, Syracuse 76 (OT) matchups. Message points highlighting the ACC’s success in the Challenge were also distributed. The Big Ten clinched its first-ever win in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge, earning a 9-5 victory. The ACC holds a 94-66 overall record in the

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2020 CHAMPION FLORIDA STATE

• FLORIDA STATE won the ACC regular-season championship for the first time after going 16-4 in league play, a game ahead the USBWA’s Wayman Tisdale Award as the national freshman of the year. of Virginia, Louisville and Duke. • Jones won ACC Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honors, becoming just the second ACC player to capture • The Seminoles were crowned the o–icial ACC Champion and earned the league’s automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament both awards in the same season (Virginia’s Malcolm Brogdon, 2016). after the ACC Tournament was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It marked FSU’s second ACC title (2012). • Eighty-three of the 150 conference games were determined by single digits (55.3%). Fifty-three came by five points or • Four ACC teams were ranked in the final Associated Press poll: No. 4 Florida State, No. 11 Duke, No. 14 Louisville and No. 16 fewer (35.3%). Forty ACC games this were decided by three or fewer points or overtime (26.7%), most in the ACC since the Virginia. This marks the seventh straight season in which the ACC has had at least four teams in the final AP poll. conference expanded to 15 teams (previous: 34 in 2014-15). • Three ACC student-athletes earned AP All-America honors: Duke freshman center Vernon Carey Jr. (second team), • Notre Dame’s John Mooney led the nation in double-doubles with 25. That tied for the fourth most in ACC history and tied Louisville junior forward Jordan Nwora (third team) and Duke sophomore guard Tre Jones (third team). Carey also earned for the third most in a season by an ACC player over the last 30 seasons.

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AWARD WINNERS ALLACC

Player of the Year Coach of the Year First Team Third Team Defensive Team Tre Jones Leonard Hamilton Vernon Carey Jr., Duke Aamir Simms, Clemson Ste–on Mitchell, Boston College Duke Florida State Tre Jones, Duke Jose Alvarado, Georgia Tech Tre Jones, Duke Jordan Nwora, Louisville Cole Anthony, North Carolina Trent Forrest, Florida State John Mooney, Notre Dame Kihei Clark, Virginia James Banks III, Georgia Tech Defensive Player of the Year Sixth Man of the Year Tre Jones Patrick Williams Elijah Hughes, Syracuse Olivier Sarr, Wake Forest Mamadi Diakite, Virginia Duke Florida State Second Team Honorable Mention Freshman Team Scholar-Athlete Trent Forrest, Florida State Ste–on Mitchell, Boston College Vernon Carey Jr., Duke Freshman of the Year of the Year Vernon Carey Jr. Devin Vassell, Florida State M.J. Walker, Florida State Cassius Stanley, Duke Trent Forrest Duke Garrison Brooks, North Carolina Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech Patrick Williams, Florida State Florida State Markell Johnson, NC State Dwayne Sutton, Louisville Cole Anthony, North Carolina Most Improved Mamadi Diakite, Virginia Chris Lykes, Miami Landers Nolley II, Virginia Tech Player of the Year Braxton Key, Virginia Garrison Brooks Landers Nolley II, Virginia Tech North Carolina Brandon Childress, Wake Forest

ALLACC ACADEMIC

Derryck Thornton, Boston College Braxton Beverly, NC State John Newman, Clemson John Mooney, Notre Dame Aamir Simms, Clemson Rex Pflueger, Notre Dame Hunter Tyson, Clemson Justin Champagnie, Pitt Wendell Moore Jr., Duke Gerald Drumgoole Jr., Pitt Jack White, Duke Eric Hamilton, Pitt Trent Forrest, Florida State Trey McGowens, Pitt Devin Vassell, Florida State Ryan Murphy, Pitt Lamarr Kimble, Louisville Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse ALLTIME ACC CHAMPIONS Ryan McMahon, Louisville Bourama Sidibe, Syracuse Jordan Nwora, Louisville Tomas Woldetensae, Virginia Darius Perry, Louisville Naheim Alleyne, Virginia Tech 1978 Maryland 1970 NC State 1987 NC State 2004 Maryland Samuell Williamson, Louisville Landers Nolley II, Virginia Tech 1954 NC State 1971 South Carolina 1988 Duke 2005 Duke Rodney Miller Jr., Miami Ismael Massoud, Wake Forest 1955 NC State 1972 North Carolina 1989 North Carolina 2006 Duke DJ Vasiljevic, Miami Ody Oguama, Wake Forest 1956 NC State 1973 NC State 1990 Georgia Tech 2007 North Carolina Pat Andree, NC State 1957 North Carolina 1974 NC State 1991 North Carolina 2008 North Carolina 1958 Maryland 1975 North Carolina 1992 Duke 2009 Duke 1959 NC State 1976 Virginia 1993 Georgia Tech 2010 Duke 1960 Duke 1977 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 2011 Duke 1961 Wake Forest 1978 Duke 1995 Wake Forest 2012 Florida State 1962 Wake Forest 1979 North Carolina 1996 Wake Forest 2013 Miami 1963 Duke 1980 Duke 1997 North Carolina 2014 Virginia 1964 Duke 1981 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 2015 Notre Dame 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 2019 Duke 1969 North Carolina 1986 Duke 2003 Duke 2020 Florida State

ALLTIME 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 2019 Virginia 1983 NC State 2001 Duke 2010 Duke

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NEW YORK LIFE ACC TOURNAMENT • Courtside signage was used to highlight the strength of ACC ence for fans of all ages that included partner activations, as The 2020 New York Life ACC Tour- Basketball: well as a host of basketball related activities and photo oppor- nament was played before more - Most Overall No. 1 NBA Draft Picks tunities. Due to COVID-19, ACC FanFest was only open one day than 750 national, regional, and local - Most NCAA Tournament Victories & Appearances and attracted more than 2,100 fans. credentialed media at Greensboro - 5 of the top 10 winningest programs • Before their community initiatives schedule was cut short, Coliseum March 10-12. Games were - Multiple teams with perfect NCAA GSR ACC school mascots visited students of Herbin-Metz Educa- streamed on ACCNX and broadcast na- - 8 of the last 19 NCAA Championships tion Center and interacted with fans at FanFest. tionally on ESPN networks, including - 3 of the last 5 NCAA Championships the first day of play on ACC Network. • For the fourth time, a public enter-to-win contest was con- On Thursday, March 12, the tournament ducted to attend the New York Life ACC Tournament. The strat- was canceled due to COVID-19. egy for contest promotion was altered slightly from the past to ACC Network broadcast live from the tournament, in the morn- increase the quality of registrants to target folks who are more ings from 7-10 with Packer & Durham, and in the evenings with likely to be converted to a sale this year or in the future. With postgame shows. ESPN’s College GameDay was scheduled to that, the contest was promoted extensively via social media broadcast live for the fifth straight year. and theACC.com and received 26,504 entries. Clips of postgame press conferences were available on the • The ACC provided an enhanced fan experience for those at- ACC Media Portal, photos were available on PhotoShelter and tending the New York Life ACC Tournament by hosting ACC quotes were published online and distributed to media. The FanFest in the same footprint as the women’s tournament the ACC Tournament app featured social streams, live stats and week prior. In partnership with media rights partner ESPN, the event information. ASAP transcripts were provided to media Etzel Agency was employed to develop an interactive experi- following all postgame press conferences and Commissioner John Swošord’s Thursday press conference. • The ACC provided an enhanced level of branding at the Greensboro Coliseum with a unified ACC Basketball look in areas where appropriate. Teams were greeted at their entry point by a host of branding to let them know they had arrived at the event, including tournament branding in the locker rooms and hallways, as well as leading out to the court with a large tournament banner and logo accompanied by a lit up tournament trophy.

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OPERATION BASKETBALL The league’s annual Operation Basketball was held at the Marriott City Center in Uptown Charlotte on October 8. More than 300 media members were credentialed, including national, regional and local radio, print, digital and television outlets. Coaches and student-athletes participated in live interviews from an on-site ACC Network set and appeared across a number of ESPN programs and platforms. Student-athlete and coach press conference excerpts, returning player highlights, footage of the Commissioner’s Forum and photos were posted on the ACC Media Portal and Photoshelter.

NBA DRAFT MBB VIDEO SPOTS Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 NBA Draft was To highlight ACC Basketball during television broadcasts, two ACC Basketball PSA’s were created as part of the “Bring postponed to October 16, 2020. Your A Game” campaign for 2019-20. Similar to football, the first spot released in early November highlighted the atmosphere provided by the fans at our institutional venues, specifically the student sections. This was followed up in late January by a spot that featured game highlights from each of our 15 member schools. NCAA TOURNAMENT Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament was canceled. BIG TEN/ACC CHALLENGE

201920 REGULAR SEASON The Big Ten/ACC Challenge, one of the most anticipated 2019 Results: Links to ACCNX broadcasts were shared with schools events on the college basketball calendar, provided Miami 81, Illinois 79 throughout the regular season. In addition, regular content national exposure for the league on three straight nights in Minnesota 78, Clemson 60 early December across ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU. The 20th Iowa 68, Syracuse 54 was publicly released on all platforms including head coach edition of the Big Ten/ACC Challenge featured all 14 games Northwestern 82, Boston College 64 teleconference information, Players of the Week, game recaps on the ESPN family of networks. Louisville 58, Michigan 43 and updated statistics. Indiana 80, Florida State 64 Graphics were created for both the matchup and schedule Pitt 71, Rutgers 60 announcements and a release with messaging was Duke 87, Michigan State 75 distributed in advance of the Challenge. Georgia Tech 73, Nebraska 56 Purdue 69, Virginia 40 Maryland 72, Notre Dame 51 NC State 69, Wisconsin 54 Penn State 76, Wake Forest 54 Ohio State 74, North Carolina 49

MBB SCHEDULE RELEASE The 2019-20 ACC Men’s Basketball conference schedule was unveiled on September 12 with a 1-hour special on ACC Network and fully announced on September 26 through a press release on theACC.com. The ACC announced its 150-game regular season men’s basketball schedule, including its first-ever 20-game conference slate, on September 26. Every conference game was available on ESPN networks, including ACC Network, or the conference’s Regional Sports Networks (RSN). More than 100 games aired on ACC Network, including more than 60 conference games as well as two ACC Tournament matchups. In addition to the linear broadcast schedule, 30 non-conference ACC home games were broadcast online via ACC Network Extra.

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Due to COVID-19, all ACC Spring Championships were canceled.

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WOMEN’S GOLF

• Eleven ACC golfers were named Golfweek All-Americans, including Duke’s Ana Belac (first team), Jaravee Boonchant (second team) and Gina Kim (honorable mention), Flor- ida State’s Amanda Doherty and Beatrice Wallin (honorable mention), Miami’s Renate Grimstad (honorable mention), North Carolina’s Jennifer Zhou (honorable mention), Vir- ginia Tech’s Emily Mahar (honorable mention) and Wake Forest’s Rachel Kuehn (sec - ond team), Emilia Migliaccio (second team) and Siyun Liu (second team). • Ten ACC golfers earned All-America honors from the Women’s Golf Coaches Associa- tion, including four players from Wake Forest, two from Duke and one each from Florida State, Louisville, Miami and North Carolina. • Eight women’s golfers were scheduled to compete in the second annual Augusta Na- tional Women’s Amateur, in Augusta, Ga. The event was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Duke led the country with four players in the field, Wake Forest had two and Florida State and Louisville had one each.

MEN’S GOLF

• Ten ACC golfers were named to the 2020 Golfweek All-America teams, including Clem- son’s Jacob Bridgeman (honorable mention), Duke’s Evan Katz (second team) and Adrien Pendaries (second team), Florida State’s John Pak (first team), Georgia Tech’s Andy Ogletree (third team), Louisville’s John Murphy (third team) and Matthias Schmid (honorable mention), North Carolina’s Ryan Burnett (second team) and Ryan Gerard (honorable mention) and Wake Forest’s Mark Power (third team). • Eight ACC golfers were named to the 2020 PING All-America Teams by the Golf Coaches Association of America. Earning second-team honors from the GCAA are Duke’s Evan Katz and Adrien Pendaries, Florida State’s John Pak, Georgia Tech’s Andy Ogletree and Wake Forest’s Mark Power. Honorable-mention accolades were claimed by Clemson’s Jacob Bridgeman, Florida State’s Jamie Li, Georgia Tech’s Tyler Strafaci, Louisville’s John Murphy and Matthias Schmid, North Carolina’s Ryan Burnett and Ryan Gerard, and Wake Forest’s Alex Fitzpatrick.

WOMEN’S TENNIS

• The ACC led all leagues with 17 student-athletes named to the ITA All-America teams, with 10 doubles players and seven singles players receiving the laurels. North Carolina tied for the most honors among all schools with five. • All-American doubles pairs included Florida State’s Victoria Allen and Petra Hule, Geor- gia Tech’s Victoria Flores and Kenya Jones, NC State’s Anna Rogers and Alana Smith, North Carolina’s of Sara Daavettila and Alexa Graham and Wake Forest’s Mary Caroline Meredith and Aliza Omirou. In singles, the honor was claimed by Duke’s Kelly Chen, Georgia Tech’s Jones, Miami’s Estela Perez-Somarriba, North Carolina’s Daavettila, Gra- ham and Cameron Morra and Virginia’s Natasha Subhash.

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MEN’S TENNIS

• Seven ACC student-athletes were named to the ITA All-America teams, with four dou- bles players and three singles players earning the honor. North Carolina tied for the most All-Americans among all schools with five. • North Carolina’s Mac Kiger and Simon Soendergaard along with fellow teammates Wil- liam Blumberg and Brian Cernoch were named All-Americans in doubles. Blumberg, NC State’s Alexis Galarneau and Notre Dame’s Richard Ciamarra were named All-Amer- icans in singles. • Blumberg has been named an ITA All-American eight times in his career, only the third student-athlete to accomplish the feat.

WOMEN’S LACROSSE

• 21 student-athletes from the ACC were named to the 2020 Inside Lacrosse All-America Team. Seven of the 21 were named First-Team All-Americans – both totals were the most among all conferences. • North Carolina and Syracuse tied for the lead among all programs with five All-America honorees, while UNC topped all teams with three first-team selections. Notre Dame had four picks on the All-America team. • UNC senior Katie Hoeg (attack), junior Jamie Ortega (attack) and Emma Trenchard (de - fender) were joined on the first team by Syracuse senior Emily Hawryschuk (attack), Duke sophomore Maddie Jenner (draw), Notre Dame junior Andie Aldave (midfielder) and Notre Dame junior Bridget Deehan (goalie).

MEN’S LACROSSE

• 23 student-athletes from the ACC’s five programs were named to the 2020 Inside La- crosse All-America Team, including five First-Team All-Americans – both totals were the most among all conferences. • Each ACC program had at least two honorees on the team. Syracuse led all teams nationally with nine All-America selections. North Carolina recorded five picks, while Virginia had four, Notre Dame three and Duke two. • Syracuse put a pair of players on the first team: Jamie Trimboli (midfield) and Brendan Curry (midfield). They were joined on the first team by North Carolina’s Chris Gray (at- tack), Virginia’s Jared Conners (LSM) and Duke’s JT Giles-Harris (defense).

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BASEBALL

• When the 2020 collegiate baseball season was halted March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a total of eight ACC teams were ranked in at least one major poll, and none of the rankings featured fewer than five ACC teams. Top 10 rankings included Louisville (as high as No. 2), Miami (as high as No. 5), Duke (as high as No. 8) and NC State (as high as No. 9). • The short season included several ACC coaching milestones — NC State’s Elliott Avent notched his 1,100th career win when the Wolfpack blanked James Madison 4-0 on opening day. Avent is one of just eight active head coaches to reach that number, along with North Carolina’s Mike Fox and Georgia Tech’s Danny Hall. Wake Forest’s Tom Wal- ter picked up his 300th win as head coach of the Demon Deacons when Wake Forest defeated Brown 7-4 on Feb. 29. Walter owns 732 total wins in 24 seasons as a college head coach. • ACC players netted a combined 11 National Pitcher of the Week accolades from the NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball before the season came to its abrupt halt.

ROWING SOFTBALL

* Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ACC rowing and outdoor track & field regular season competition did not commence.

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2019-20 ANNUAL REPORT MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

ROBBIE ROBINSON CLEMSON SOCCER

obbie Robinson of Clemson University receives the 67th Anthony J. McKevlin Award as the conference’s premier male athlete and is the first soccer player to receive the Rhonor. It marks the fourth time a Clemson student-athlete has earned the award and the third time in five years (football quarterback Deshaun Watson in 2016 and 2017). In addition to receiving the Hermann Trophy as the nation’s top men’s soccer player, Robinson was the player in Clemson program history to win the award and the first since Wojtek Krakowiak in first overall pick in the 2020 MLS SuperDraft by Inter Miami, tying for Clemson’s highest draft 1998. The Camden, South Carolina, native became the first ACC player to be selected No. 1 pick in any sport. overall in the MLS SuperDraft since Wake Forest’s Jack Harrison in 2016 and the seventh from Robinson earned first-team All-America honors after he led the nation in points (45), tied a current ACC program. for the national lead in goals (18) and was tied for fifth in assists (9). The ACC Ošensive Player With Robinson leading the way, Clemson earned a No. 2 overall seed in the NCAA of the Year became the first Clemson player since 1998 to record multiple hat tricks in a single tournament. The Tigers finished with an 18-2-2 overall record, the program’s most wins since season. The junior forward led the nation in four statistical categories and ranked in the top 10 2001 and fewest losses since 1998. in eight dišerent categories in leading the Tigers to the national quarterfinals. Robinson led the McKevlin Award balloting with 38 votes, followed by a pair of All-ACC Robinson is the 20th ACC men’s soccer player to win the Hermann Trophy. He is the third basketball players — Duke’s Tre Jones (13 votes) and Florida State’s Trent Forrest (8).

ALLTIME ACC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR: ANTHONY J. M CKEVLIN & MARY GARBER AWARD RECIPIENTS

1954 • Joel Shankle • Duke • M Track and Field 1970 • Charlie Scott • North Carolina • M Basketball 1986 • Len Bias • Maryland • M Basketball 1955 • Dickie Hemric • Wake Forest • M Basketball 1971 • Don McCauley • North Carolina • Football 1987 • Riccardo Ingram • Georgia Tech • Football/Baseball 1956 • Dave Sime • Duke • M Track and Field/Basketball 1972 • Barry Parkhill • Virginia • M Basketball 1988 • Danny Ferry • Duke • M Basketball 1957 • Lennie Rosenbluth • North Carolina • M Basketball 1973 • David Thompson • NC State • M Basketball 1989 • Danny Ferry • Duke • M Basketball 1958 • Dick Christy • NC State • Football 1974 • Tony Waldrop • North Carolina • M Track and Field 1990 • Shannon Higgins • North Carolina • W Soccer 1959 • Lou Pucillo • NC State • M Basketball 1975 • David Thompson • NC State • M Basketball 1990 • Clarkston Hines • Duke • Football 1960 • Mike McGee • Duke • Football 1976 • John Lucas • Maryland • M Basketball/M Tennis 1991 • Dawn Staley • Virginia • W Basketball 1961 • Roman Gabriel • NC State • Football 1977 • Phil Ford • North Carolina • M Basketball 1991 • Christian Laettner • Duke • M Basketball 1962 • Lenn Chappell • Wake Forest • M Basketball 1978 • Phil Ford • North Carolina • M Basketball 1992 • Dawn Staley • Virginia • W Basketball 1963 • Art Heyman • Duke • M Basketball 1979 • Renaldo Nehemiah • Maryland • M Track and Field 1992 • Christian Laettner • Duke • M Basketball 1964 • Je– Mullins • Duke • M Basketball 1980 • Julie Shea • NC State • W Track and Field 1993 • Mia Hamm • 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 • Danny Talbott • North Carolina • Football/M Basketball 1982 • James Worthy • North Carolina • M Basketball 1994 • Mia Hamm • North Carolina • W Soccer 1967 • Bobby Bryant • South Carolina • Football/M Basketball 1983 • Ralph Sampson • Virginia • M Basketball 1994 • Charlie Ward • Florida State • Football/M Basketball 1968 • Larry Miller • North Carolina • M Basketball 1984 • Michael Jordan • North Carolina • M Basketball 1995 • Tisha Venturini • North Carolina • W Soccer 1969 • Frank Quayle • Virginia • Football 1985 • B.J. Surho– • North Carolina • Baseball 1995 • Randolph Childress • Wake Forest • M Basketball

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ERIN MATSON NORTH CAROLINA FIELD HOCKEY

rin Matson, a sophomore forward, is the first non-senior or junior to receive the Mary 33 goals and 81 points despite missing three regular-season games while competing with the Garber Award as the league’s top female athlete. She is the 10th North Carolina recipient U.S. National Team in India. She was voted the 2019 NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player E and joins 2018-19 winner Ashley Hošman as the Tar Heels’ second consecutive field hockey after scoring four goals in the NCAA semifinal and two more in the national championship game. honoree. Matson, who led the nation in points and goals per game, paced UNC (23-0) to its second Matson also earned first-team spots on the All-America and All-ACC teams, in addition to being consecutive unbeaten season and NCAA title. named to the All-ACC Tournament and All-ACC Academic teams. She was a three-time National Matson was named the NFHCA National Player the Year and became the first sophomore in Ošensive Player of the Week, a five-time ACC Ošensive Player of the Week and became the first UNC history to receive the Honda Sport Award as the nation’s top field hockey player. Her other player ever to win ACC and National Player of the Week honors in consecutive weeks. 2019 accolades included ACC Ošensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. Matson received 42 votes to lead the Garber Award balloting, while Louisville’s All-ACC The Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, native ranked second on UNC’s all-time single-season list with women’s basketball standout Dana Evans received 12 votes to place second.

1996 • Kelly Amonte • Maryland • W Soccer/W Lacrosse 2004 • Phillip Rivers • NC State • Football 2013 • Crystal Dunn • North Carolina • W Soccer 1996 • Kris Benson • Clemson • Baseball 2005 • Kelly Dostal • Wake Forest • Field Hockey 2013 • Jarmere Jenkins • Virginia • M Tennis 1997 • Sarah Forbes • Maryland • W Lacrosse 2005 • Sean May • North Carolina • M Basketball 2014 • Alyssa Thomas • Maryland • W Basketball 1997 • Tim Duncan • Wake Forest • M Basketball 2006 • Paula Infante • Maryland • Field Hockey 2014 • Jameis Winston • Florida State • Football 1998 • Vanessa Webb • Duke • W Tennis 2006 • J.J. Redick • Duke • M Basketball 2015 • Morgan Brian • Virginia • W Soccer 1998 • Antawn Jamison • North Carolina • M Basketball 2007 • Lindsey Harding • Duke • W Basketball 2015 • Laken Tomlinson • Duke • Football 1999 • Cindy Parlow • North Carolina • W Soccer 2007 • Walter Dix • Florida State • M Track and Field 2016 • Molly Seidel • Notre Dame • W Cross Country/Track and Field 1999 • Elton Brand • Duke • M Basketball 2008 • Angela Tincher • Virginia Tech • Softball 2016 • Deshaun Watson • Clemson • Football 2000 • Jen Adams • Maryland • W Lacrosse 2008 • Tyler Hansbrough • North Carolina • M Basketball 2017 • Kenzie Kent • Boston College • W Lacrosse/ W Ice Hockey 2000 • Joe Hamilton • Georgia Tech • Football 2009 • Casey Nogueira • North Carolina • W Soccer 2017 • Deshaun Watson • Clemson • Football 2001 • Jen Adams • Maryland • W Lacrosse 2009 • Matt Hill • NC State • M Golf 2018 • Arike Ogunbowale • Notre Dame • W Basketball 2001 • Shane Battier • Duke • M Basketball 2010 • Whitney Engen • North Carolina • W Soccer 2018 • Lamar Jackson • Louisville • Football 2002 • Bea Bielik • Wake Forest • W Tennis 2010 • Ned Crotty • Duke • M Lacrosse 2019 • Ashley Ho–man • North Carolina • Field Hockey 2002 • Juan Dixon • Maryland • M Basketball 2011 • Katie O’Donnell • Maryland • Field Hockey 2019 • Zion Williamson • Duke • M Basketball 2003 • Alana Beard • Duke • W Basketball 2011 • Ngoni Makusha • Florida State • M Track and Field 2020 • Erin Matson • North Carolina • Field Hockey 2003 • Chris Rotelli • Virginia • M Lacrosse 2012 • Becca Ward • Duke • W Fencing 2020 • Robbie Robinson • Clemson • M Soccer 2004 • Alana Beard • Duke • W Basketball 2012 • Luke Kuechly • Boston College • Football

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CATHERINE BALIDO SEAN BURKE BRIGID WOOD ELIJAH MOSKOWITZ KRISTINA SCHUSTER ANDREAS VAZAIOS VOLLEYBALL XC/TRACK AND FIELD FIELD HOCKEY XC/TRACK AND FIELD SOCCER SWIMMING AND DIVING

ALIUTE UDOKA ANA PAULA VALDES CHRISTOPHER FINKE KATIE MARINO ZOE SPENCE JEMMA YEADON ROWING WOMEN’S GOLF FOOTBALL SOFTBALL TENNIS VOLLEYBALL

BRITTANY AVENI EOIN GRONNINGSATER NATHANIEL HERNANDEZ DANIELE PROCH TAYLOR MIDDLETON STEPHANIE WILLIAMS XC/TRACK AND FIELD FENCING SWIMMING AND DIVING MEN’S SOCCER XC/TRACK AND FIELD VOLLEYBALL

AYLA BONNIWELL TRENT FORREST SHANICE LOVE CAMERON THATCHER RYAN GUTHRIE LILA NAZARIAN MIRANDA RAMIREZ SWIMMING AND DIVING BASKETBALL TRACK AND FIELD / XC SWIMMING AND DIVING FOOTBALL LACROSSE TENNIS

AVERY BARTLETT ELLEN FLOOD HEI YIN ANDREW LI NAMI OTSUKA JORDAN MACK ZOE MORSE CARL SODERLUND TRACK AND FIELD / XC TRACK AND FIELD / XC TENNIS TENNIS FOOTBALL SOCCER TENNIS

CARTER AYARS MELANIE MCHENRY GRACE OGLESBY SARAH EDWARDS NATALIE NOVOTNA JAYLYN THOMPSON FIELD HOCKEY VOLLEYBALL SWIMMING AND DIVING XC / TRACK & FIELD TENNIS SOCCER

DANE DUNLAP CLAIRE MCGINNIS MARIA ESTELA DEJAN VASILJEVIC MADISON HAMMOND ALISTAIR JOHNSTON SIYUN LIU ELIJAH SHALAWAY TENNIS SWIMMING AND DIVING PEREZSOMARRIBA BASKETBALL SOCCER SOCCER GOLF XC / TRACK & FIELD TENNIS

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POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARS

ifty ACC student-athletes were selected as 2020 Weav- er-James-Corrigan Postgraduate Scholarship Award recip- F ients. This year’s list included three student-athletes who also received the Thacker Award and eight student-athletes who plan to pursue professional careers int heir chosen sports and were named honorary recipients. Due to COVID-19, the annual Cone Health ACC Postgraduate Scholarship Luncheon scheduled for April 8th in Greensboro, NC was canceled. Instead, Postgraduate Scholars were honored through videos and graphics posted on ACC social media plat- forms April 13-15. Boston College alumnus Luke Kuechly, who recently retired from the NFL following an All-Pro career with the Carolina Pan- thers, was scheduled to serve as the luncheon keynote speaker. Although he was not able to address the recipients in-person, Kuechly recorded a special congratulatory video, which was de- Boston College. As a junior in 2011, he earned the Bronko Nagurski livered over ACC social media platforms. Award as the nation’s top defensive player, the Butkus Award as A seven-time Pro Bowler, Kuechly finished with 1,092 tackles, the nation’s most outstanding linebacker and the Rotary Lombardi which led the NFL from 2012-19. His 18 interceptions were the most Award as the nation’s best lineman or linebacker. He was the first by any linebacker over that stretch and rank third in franchise histo- player to lead the ACC in tackles three times. ry. He owns three of the top five single-season tackle totals in team The Weaver-James-Corrigan and Jim and Pat Thacker postgrad- history and is the only player in franchise history to make more than uate scholarships are awarded to selected student-athletes who 100 tackles in each of his first eight seasons as a Panther. intend to pursue a graduate degree following completion of their A native of Cincinnati, Kuechly earned both ACC Rookie of undergraduate requirements. Each recipient will receive $6,000 formed with distinction in both the classroom and their respective the Year (2009) and Defensive Player of the Year (2011) honors at toward his or her graduate education. Those honored have per- sport, while demonstrating exemplary conduct in the community.

GAME CHANGERS

he University of Virginia football program is the recipient In order to provide the best experience, football staš are of the Atlantic Coast Conference’s Game Changers Award in contact early on with parents/guardians to determine the T for the 2019-20 academic year. Hero’s “favorites,” with the goal of making the program’s gifts The ACC’s Game Changers initiative was introduced in 2015 to and presentations unique. Each Hero also signs a flag that rep- recognize and highlight specific conference teams’ involvement resents the team’s core values and beliefs, receives tickets to with their local communities. Under the watch of current head a home football game and is recognized via a JumboTron video football coach Bronco Mendenhall, “Thursday’s Heroes” has pro- and on-field presentation. Mendenhall and the coaching staš vided support for 63 young people and their families in the Char- extend a standing invitation for the Hero to visit with the Cava- lottesville, Virginia, area since its inception nearly four years ago. liers’ football team. “The impact being made by the Virginia football program Hero with gifts, which may include UVA gear, a signed football, Players and coaches from other UVA athletic teams often join through Thursday’s Heroes is inspiring and commendable,” Beats by Dre, a bicycle, school supplies, Halloween costumes, the football program in celebrating and gifting Thursday’s Heroes. said ACC Commissioner John Swošord. “Watching our institu- and special video messages from favorite celebrities (Peyton “Everything (they) do is touching and changing some- tions give back so profoundly to their communities is especially Manning, Kenny Chesney, Odell Beckham Jr. and Hugh Jackman body’s life,” said Michelle Wright, the mother of a Thursday’s fulfilling and truly demonstrates the exceptional leadership are among past participants). Hero. “It could be big or small, but it’s a dišerence — a positive qualities of our student-athletes.” Players have been known to dress in costume to become dišerence.” Continuing the concept of a program Mendenhall and his the Hero’s favorite character — Captain America, Mr. Incredible, Last year, the ACC’s Game Changers Award was presented wife, Holly, spearheaded at Brigham Young University prior to Black Panther, Spider-Man, and even Santa Claus. The goal: to to Georgia Tech for its ešorts to build partnerships with com- his arrival at Virginia, Thursday’s Heroes reaches out to indi- put a smile on each Hero’s face. munities outside of local Atlanta and extend the reach of the viduals who are undergoing a dišicult circumstance (medical, “As a student-athlete, I feel as though so much of our life is university’s athletic program via “Jackets Without Borders.” In physical, cognitive, etc.) and makes them feel a part of the Vir- devoted to academics and sports, but our Thursday’s Heroes 2017-18, Clemson Athletics was recognized for its work with stu- ginia football family. program has shown me that there is so much more to life than dents with cognitive and/or physical development disabilities “The trophies and the wins and all that – yeah, they’re nec- just football and school, (that) there are many people out there who desire a postsecondary experience on a college campus. essary for job security, and the world makes a big deal of that,” fighting battles much bigger than mine,” UVA senior linebacker Other previous award winners included the 2016-17 Wake Forest Bronco Mendenhall said. “But it’s hollow without the substance. Reed Kellam said. “Thursday’s Heroes is the best tradition of the field hockey, track & field and cross country teams for their work in Relationships are everything. Other than that, it would just be a UVA football program, and it has changed my life.” battling hunger in their North Carolina community, the 2016 Univer- game, and that doesn’t sound quite meaningful enough to me.” The program started at UVA in the fall of 2016. The initial step sity of Louisville men’s soccer team for teaming up with their city’s Each Thursday, a Hero and their family is invited to tour involved partnering with Charlottesville community members and special needs community to host soccer clinics and to celebrate the Cavalier football facilities, watch practice and meet play- hospitals around the state of Virginia. The football team also worked life, and the 2015 Notre Dame men’s lacrosse team for its ongoing ers and coaches. Virginia players take turns showering their with K-12 schools and teachers to receive Hero nominations. partnership with the Dickinson Fine Arts Academy.

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ACC SPORTSMANSHIP

The Atlantic Coast Conference continues to implement various initiatives in Sportsmanship, including the emphasis on the importance of good sportsmanship at every level of the Conference, including student-athletes, coaches, o–icials, administrators, fans, friends and alumni. The ACC continues to enforce the role of o–iciating in maintaining an atmosphere of good sportsmanship. Educational emphasis with all of the ACC’s administrators, coaches and student-athletes was continued, and the league further refined a reporting and recording system to more accurately assess sportsmanship problems which might exist. Beginning in 2018-19, all ACC members have agreed to develop specific institutional initiatives to promote sportsmanship and educate relevant stakeholders on sportsmanship expectations.

201920 ACC SAAC GOALS fellow students about resources and forming mental health 2019-20 Sportsmanship Award Recipient: subcommittees at the campus SAAC level. ACC Women’s Basketball Coaches AND PRIORITIES: • In participation with the NCAA SAAC’s Diversity and Tiana Mangakahia, a Syracuse All-ACC point guard, was diagnosed with Stage 1. Communication & Connectivity Inclusion Week, ACC SAAC produced a short PSA about the 2 breast cancer on June 18, 2019. To lift Tiana’s spirits, each ACC Head Women’s a. Ešective communication amongst ACC SAAC characteristics that make them all dišerent. Basketball Coach created a personal message of encouragement and support b. Connectivity between athletics and campus • The grouped provided feedback on legislative topics, for Tiana and her battle against cancer. The collaborative video e–ort, compiled c. Communication with athletics administration including: transfer waivers, sports wagering, and name, and produced by Syracuse Manager of Multimedia and Technology, Marcus 2. Enhance SAAC voice and involvement on issues image, and likeness. Selmadine, included both coach and student-athlete messages and was a a ecting collegiate athletics • The group voted for the University of Virginia’s Thursday’s special display of sportsmanship for a beloved competitor. a. Diversity & Inclusion Heroes as this year’s ACC Game Changers Award winner. b. Sports Wagering • Due to campuses being closed from COVID-19, SAAC reps worked Previous ACC Sportsmanship Award Winners: c. Health and Safety – Mental Health in concert with their advisors to ensure that their fellow student- 2008-09 Thomas Sensing, Wake Forest Men’s Track & Field 3. Legislation engagement for entire campus SAAC athletes stayed connected with one another and to provide ešective Maggie Bernard, Clemson Women’s Cross Country communication with campus coaches and administrators. North Carolina Fencing Team 2009-10 Robert Andrews, Virginia Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field ACC SAAC DISCUSSION ITEMS: Stephanie Bu–o, Clemson Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field • During the July meeting, ACC SAAC participated in a career Georgia Tech Baseball Team tour of businesses in Atlanta, Ga. Those businesses included 2010-11 Darrin Gibson, Florida State Men’s Cross Country NCR, Home Depot Innovation Lab, and Accenture. In addition Kim Donovan, Duke Women’s Golf to the Career Tour, meeting attendees also engaged with ACC Florida State Men’s Track & Field Team alumni at an ACC alumni networking dinner. 2011-12 Shane Gentry, Maryland Wrestling • The group continued their work around mental health, Maryland Gymnastics Team specifically sharing best practices for educating their 2012-13 Florida State & Boston College Men’s Swimming Teams Virginia Tech Volleyball Team Len’Nique Brown & Krystal Barrett, NC State Women’s Basketball 201920 COMMITTEE 2013-14 Notre Dame Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Duke Baseball Team Boston College Louisville Pittsburgh Hannah Wilson, Florida State Women’s Swimming Adam French ...... Soccer Jazmine Jones ...... Women’s Basketball Chris Gomez ...... Baseball 2014-15 Boston College Volleyball Anna Flynn...... Cross Country/Track & Field Celene Funke ...... Softball Valerie Daigneault...... Swim and Dive Sebastian Stiefelmeyer, Louisville Men’s Tennis Catherine Balido ...... Volleyball Devin Morley ...... Men’s Golf Deven Herbine ...... Gymnastics 2015-16 Becca Holden, Virginia Field Hockey Ali Kea ...... Swimming & Diving Dae Williams ...... Football Jackson Morton ...... Cross Country/Track 2016-17 Evie Tate, Clemson Cross Country Clemson Miami Syracuse Rachel Pease, Louisville Cross Country Nolan Lennon ...... Soccer Dane Dunlap ...... Tennis Pieter Kepestein ...... Rowing Darron Coley ...... Track Kathleen Hanson ...... Rowing Lila Nazarian ...... Lacrosse ACC Sportsmanship School of the Year Awards Grace Wagner ...... Soccer Cameron Dobbs ...... volleyball Kingsley Jonathan ...... Football Prior to the 2008-09 academic year, the ACC awarded a sportsmanship Cate Smith ...... Rowing Sydney Knapp ...... Swimming Kristen Siermachesky ...... Ice Hockey award for each of its 25 sponsored sports. The concept of these awards Duke North Carolina Virginia was created by the ACC Student Athlete Advisory Committee in an e–ort to Kincey Smith ...... Volleyball Luke Peterson...... Cross Country Anzel Viljoen ...... Women’s Field Hockey recognize teams who earned the utmost regard from their peers during Terry Lindsay ...... Lacrosse Rachel Jones ...... Soccer Kate Hastings ...... Women’s Rowing competition. As is stated in the conference’s Mission Statement, “It [the Ellie Winslow ...... Women’s Diving Jake Lawler ...... Football Morgan Hill ...... Women’s Swim & Dive ACC] strongly adheres to the principles of integrity and sportsmanship, Florida State Justine de Grasse ...... Fencing Louie Hayes ...... Men’s Wrestling and supports the total development of the student-athlete and each Bryn Nahrung ...... Tennis NC State Virginia Tech member institution’s athletics department sta–, with the intent of DeCalon Brooks ...... Football Drew Grantham ...... Gymnastics Caroline Cipolla ...... Women’s Soccer producing enlightened leadership for tomorrow.” Teams receiving the Devan Hultquist ...... Beach Volleyball Leon Krapf ...... Soccer Tabitha (Abby) McKinzie ...... Volleyball award conducted themselves with a high degree of character and good Manuella Andrade ...... Swimming Kia Rankin...... Soccer Aaron Boyd ...... Men’s Swimming sportsmanship, as determined by a vote of the league’s teams. Georgia Tech Savannah Bryant ...... Volleyball Nika Kozar ...... Women’s Tennis Hugh Chapman ...... Baseball Notre Dame Wake Forest 2003-04 • Georgia Tech Sara al Khatib ...... Swimming Andie Aldave ...... Women’s Lacrosse Dominic Peters ...... Men’s Soccer 2004-05 • Wake Forest Tristan McCormick ...... Men’s Tennis Cydney Delley ...... Women’s Track & Field 2005-06 • Wake Forest John Sheehan ...... Baseball Caroline Kuhn ...... Volleyball 2006-07 • Boston College Loic Nya ...... Football 2007-08 • Virginia Tech

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he Academic Consortium is managed by the Provosts of the ACC’s 15 universities under the national research on “Why People Die by Suicide.” As in all ALN sessions, the host president and auspices of the Presidents. Its mission is to enhance programs of ACC member institutions, provost each shared their personal journey. From the candid presentations by President John T especially in ways that promote the scholarly impact of faculty and the academic success Thrasher and Provost Sally McRorie came an increased appreciation for FSU’s emphasis and strat- and achievement of its students, including its student-athletes. egy devoted to facilitating access to non-traditional and underserved groups of students. Small Eight programs were scheduled for 2019-20: groups, networking across institutions, sharing and collaborating were again featured. • Symposium on Leadership Skills for undergraduate students at the University of Louisville • Workshops for Faculty and Administrative Leaders at the University of Pittsburgh, Florida STUDENT LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM State University, and NC State University University of Louisville | February 28-March 1, 2020 • Undergraduate Research Presentations at the University of North Carolina More than 80 undergraduate student leaders and leadership program administrators from • Inventure Prize Competition at NC State University all 15 universities gathered for three intensive days of workshops, seminars, hands-on exercises • Washington Seminar on the Federal Government coordinated by the University of Pittsburgh and community tours. The focus was upon practicing the art of storytelling as a leadership skill • Debate Championship coordinated by Wake Forest University — explaining and advocating through storytelling. Participants were provided the opportunity • 3-Minute Thesis Presentations by graduate researchers, coordinated by Georgia Tech to experience the diversity of Louisville with tours of the Muhammad Ali Museum and Institute, • DemocraCCy Symposium coordinated by Clemson University and Duke University Churchill Downs, the Backside Clinic and the University of Louisville campus. Most programs involve work throughout the academic year and culminate in the spring. Only the Symposium on Leadership Skills could be completed as planned before the COVID-19 pan- THE ROAD AHEAD demic. In addition, two sessions of the workshops for faculty leaders (Academic Leadership Net- Final decisions about programming for Spring 2021 will be made in September 2020. Each of work) were held face-to-face, with a shortened third session held via Zoom. All other programs the universities scheduled to host in Spring 2020 have agreed to host next year. Even as face-to- were unfortunately canceled — a real disappointment especially for the students involved. face conferences are hoped for, the opportunities for virtual experiences are also being devel- oped. For strong universities separated geographically, the push to invent virtual experiences will ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP NETWORK likely enrich programming for years to come. University of Pittsburgh | October 3-5, 2019 85 participants and facilitators (e.g. associate provosts, department chairs, faculty governance leaders, center directors) from all 15 universi- ties came together for three days. Ses- sion topics included ACC trends and history, diversity and leading, dišicult conversations and practicing collaboration. Speakers included Pittsburgh’s president, provost, and provost emeritus as well as experts from eight ACC campuses. Increased emphasis was given to small group, participatory exercises, sharing beyond listening and doing beyond learning.

Florida State University | February 20-22, 2020 The same 85 participants and fa- cilitators convened in Tallahassee for another three-day seminar including small group sharing sessions and leadership skill development. By pop- ular demand, Elliott Visconsi (Notre Dame) repeated his highly partici- patory and instructive case study on Academic Freedom. Florida State’s Thomas Joiner shared

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ACC MAKES ANOTHER STRONG SHOWING • Men’s Basketball: 10 ACC teams have an APR above the Division I average 966 (matching the IN NCAA GRADUATION SUCCESS RATES most among Power 5 conferences). The high level of academic success among Atlantic Coast Conference student-athletes is • Football: 10 ACC teams have an APR above the Division I average 968 (second among peer again reflected by the NCAA Graduation Success Rates (GSR) report released Oct. 16, 2019. conferences). The ACC continues to lead peer conferences with an average graduation rate of 92 percent • Women’s Basketball: Eight teams have an APR above the Division I average 983 (second — up from 91 percent a year ago and three points higher than this year’s national average of 89 among peer conferences). percent. Other key notes for the ACC in comparison to peer conferences: • Baseball: 10 of 14 ACC teams have an APR above the average 977 (most among peer • Eighteen ACC teams achieved GSR scores of 100 in the sports of men’s basketball, women’s conferences and three more than the next-closest Power 5 league). basketball and baseball. • Clemson baseball and two ACC women’s basketball teams – Wake Forest and Louisville – • Ten ACC men’s basketball teams earned higher than the Division I basketball GSR average, recorded APR scores of 1000. leading all Power 5 conferences. Clemson, Duke, Miami, Pitt, Virginia and Wake Forest The ACC’s strong showing comes one week after 83 teams from member schools received APR posted GSR scores of 100. The six ACC men’s basketball teams with perfect scores are the recognition awards, second-most among Division I Power 5 conferences. most of any Power 5 conference. To compete in the 2019-20 postseason, teams had to achieve a four-year APR of 930. NCAA members • Ten ACC football teams earned higher than the FBS football GSR average, second-most chose the 930 standard because that score predicts, on average, a 50% graduation rate for teams at among Power 5 Conferences. that APR level. Additionally, teams must earn a four-year APR of at least 930 to avoid penalties. • In the sport of football, the ACC remains the only conference to have multiple teams register GSR scores of 90 or higher every year since 2005. Duke (96), Louisville (91) and Boston EIGHTYTHREE ACC TEAMS EARN NCAA College (90) reached that plateau this year. ACADEMIC RECOGNITION AWARDS • Eleven ACC women’s basketball teams earned higher than the Division I women’s basketball Eighty-three teams from Atlantic Coast Conference member schools were honored with NCAA GSR average, second-most among Power 5 conferences. Academic Progress Rate (APR) public recognition awards on May 12. • This marks the 12th straight year that the ACC has had at least four women’s basketball The awards recognize all teams nationally that scored in the top 10% of their sports in the most programs score 100, making it the only peer conference to do so. Six ACC teams – Florida State, recent APR results. The APR is an annual scorecard of academic achievement calculated for all Miami, Notre Dame, Pitt, Syracuse and Virginia – hit the century mark in the latest report. Division I sports teams. • Ten ACC baseball teams earned higher than the Division I GSR baseball average, tying for the The APR measures eligibility, graduation and retention each semester or academic term and most among Power 5 conferences. Clemson, NC State, Notre Dame, Virginia, Virginia Tech provides a clear picture of the academic performance for each team in every sport. All teams and Wake Forest each registered a 100 GSR. The six ACC baseball teams with perfect scores must meet an academic threshold of 930 to qualify for the postseason and can face penalties for are the most of any Power 5 conference. continued low academic performance.The most recent APRs are multiyear rates based on scores The report is based on information obtained from the 2019 NCAA Graduation Rates Report and from the 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18 and 2018-19 academic years. provides graduation information for students and student-athletes who entered in Fall 2010. This Even with rising academic standards, ACC teams continue to build upon their success in the is the most recent graduating class for which the required six years of information is available. classroom. Highlights from the most recent report: A graduation rate (percent) is based on a comparison of the number of students who entered a • The ACC’s 83 APR Public Recognition Awards are the second-most among Power 5 conferences. college or university and the number of those who graduated within six years. For example, if 100 • The ACC is one of two Power 5 conferences to have at least two teams recognized from each students entered and 60 graduated, the graduation rate is 60 percent. The four-class average of its member schools. includes those who entered as freshmen in 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13. • The ACC has led all Power 5 conferences in 14 of the 15 years since the NCAA began APR It should be noted that graduation rates are ašected by a number of factors: some students public recognition of Division I teams. transfer to another college, some may be dismissed for academic deficiencies, some may have to • The Clemson football team is one of 10 Division I national championship teams from 2018-19 work part-time and need more than six years to graduate. that also earned an APR public recognition award. The Graduation Success Rate (GSR) subtracts students from the entering cohort who are • Seven teams from current ACC schools have been recognized in each of the 15 years of the considered allowable exclusions (those who either die or become personally disabled, those who NCAA APR public recognition award program’s existence, more than twice as many as from leave school to join the armed forces, foreign services or attend a church mission) as well as any other conference. those who would have been academically eligible to compete had they returned to the institution. • Nine ACC women’s tennis teams and eight women’s golf teams earned APR public recognition awards for 2018-19. Six ACC women’s swimming teams made the list, as did six from ACC men’s cross country. ACC TEAMS MAKE THE GRADE IN ANNUAL APR DATA • A total of 525 ACC teams have earned APR Public Recognition Awards over the past six years, Atlantic Coast Conference teams continue to stand out among those from Division I colleges which leads all Power 5 conferences. and universities that meet standards and excel academically, as evidenced by the annual Academic Progress Rate (APR) team data released by the NCAA on May 19. ACC CONTINUES TO LEAD FBS CONFERENCES Each Division I institution is held accountable for the academic progress of its student- IN ‘BEST COLLEGES’ RANKINGS athletes through the APR, a team-based metric that accounts for the eligibility and retention of For the 13th consecutive year, the Atlantic Coast Conference led the way among Football Bowl each scholarship student-athlete, each term. Subdivision (FBS) conferences in the “Best Colleges” rankings released by U.S. News & World Report. Nationally, NCAA Division I teams earned an overall Academic Progress Rate of 983 for the Notables from this year’s rankings: third consecutive year. Like the overall multiyear rate, which includes data from the 2015-16 • The average rank of ACC schools is 54.7, tops among all FBS conferences. academic year through the 2018-19 academic year, the multiyear rates for baseball, football, men’s • The ACC has led the FBS conferences in best average rank in each of the last 13 years. basketball and women’s basketball were consistent or moved by a single point. Baseball was • The ACC has had a school finish in the top 10 every year since 2006 (one of only two FBS up one point to 977, football stayed at 964, men’s basketball dropped one to 966 and women’s conferences that can make that claim). basketball increased one to 983. • The ACC’s six schools ranked in the top 30 are also the most among FBS conferences. Current ACC highlights include: • The ACC is the only FBS conference with seven member institutions among the top 40 – • All 58 ACC football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball programs exceeded three more than any peer league. the required 930 APR. • The ACC’s 11 member schools among the top 60 also leads all FBS conferences. • The ACC owns the highest APR among Power 5 conferences in the following men’s sports: • The ACC has more teams in the top 100 than any other FBS conference. football, baseball, cross country, lacrosse, swimming & diving, and track & field. For more information and the complete list, visit U.S. News and World Report “Best Colleges” • The ACC owns the highest APR among Power 5 conferences in the following women’s rankings: https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges. sports: soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, and track & field.

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DUKE’S CARTA, PITT’S SCHRIEVER the Duke Children’s Neonatal and Pediatric Intensive Care Units. Concluding year two of the program, AMONG NCAA WOMAN OF YEAR TOP 30 it raised $36,822.75 to help the children. Two Atlantic Coast Conference nominees — Duke golfer Virginia Elena Carta and Pitt distance Pitt’s Schriever, who hails from West Creek, New Jersey, qualified for two NCAA championships runner Gillian Schriever — were among the Top 30 honorees for the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year during her running career with the Panthers and has earned All-ACC honors in both cross country and Award, and Carta went on to earn a spot among the nine finalists. track. When Schriever first qualified for the NCAA Cross Country Championships as a sophomore in The Top 30 honorees were selected from an initial pool of 585 school nominees, a program 2016, she became the first Panther woman to so in 12 seasons. She earned second-team All-America record. From there, the pool was narrowed by conference ošices and a selection committee to move honors in the 10,000 meters with a school-record time at the 2017 NCAA Outdoor Championships. forward 151 nominees for consideration. The Top 30 honorees included 10 from each of the three While earning her degree from Pitt’s prestigious Swanson School of Engineering, Schriever’s NCAA divisions, and each demonstrated excellence in academics, athletics, community service and work included researching the ability of plastic microspheres to treat dry eye disease. leadership. The honorees competed in 13 sports — including, for the first time, equestrian and rifle Schriever also led Pitt’s Engineers Without Borders technical team and helped oversee completion — and studied a broad range of academic majors, including neuroscience, anthropology, economics, of a group project to provide a source of clean drinking water to a Brazilian village through building chemical engineering, political science and communication. and implementing bios and filters. Duke’s Carta was among the nine finalists announced by the committee in September. The finalist Carta and Schriever emerged as the ACC’s 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year candidates following list consisted of three women from each of the NCAA’s three divisions. Nebraska’s Angela Mercurio a vote of the league’s 15 member schools. The strong list of ACC nominees also included Boston (track and field) was named the 2019 NCAA Woman of the Year on Oct. 20 during a ceremony in College’s Sam Apuzzo (lacrosse), Florida State’s Meghan King (softball), Georgia Tech’s Amy Ruiz Indianapolis. (cross country/track & field), Louisville’s Asia Durr (basketball), Miami’s Samantha Gonzalez (track & Carta, the 2016 NCAA Women’s Golf Individual Champion, capped her impressive career with a field) and Emese Hof (basketball), North Carolina’s Morgan Goetz (field hockey), NC State’s Hannah 2019 NCAA team championship in May, helping lead the Blue Devils to their seventh NCAA title in Moore (swimming & diving), Notre Dame’s Jessica Harris (cross county/track & field), Pitt’s Kamalani school history. She became the fourth Duke golfer to win both an NCAA team and individual title. Akeo (volleyball), Syracuse’s Santita Ebangwese (volleyball) and Paige Stoner (cross county/track A native of Udine, Italy, Carta was selected a Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America and &field), and Wake Forest’s Jennifer Kupcho (golf). Honorable Mention All-America by both Golfweek and the Women’s Golf Coaches Association ACC member institutions claim three past NCAA Women of the Year honorees. Former Notre Dame (WGCA). A four-time women’s golf All-ACC Academic Team member and 2019 ACC Women’s Golf soccer standout Elizabeth Tucker was named the 2014 NCAA Woman of the Year. Wake Forest’s Annie Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Carta also earned four All-ACC selections over her Duke career. Bersagel (cross county/track & field) was recognized in 2006, and Virginia’s Peggy Boutilier (field Carta spearheaded the creation of the Birdies for Babies program at Duke to help raise money for hockey/lacrosse) received the honor in 1998.

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SERVICES TO MEMBER SCHOOLS COST CENTER BUDGETING SYSTEM IN COMPLIANCE & GOVERNANCE The Conference utilizes a budget process which includes significant involvement from the The ACC oice provides timely information on NCAA and ACC governance items through its ACC Finance Committee, which is comprised of a representative of each member institution. compliance and governance department. The work of the compliance and governance sta Following review and adjustments to the proposed operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year, furthers the ACC’s commitment to competing athletically at a high level with integrity and uniquely the Finance Committee is tasked with recommending a proposed budget for review and approval balancing academics and athletics. While some services focus on day-to-day assistance to member by the Executive Committee and then the Faculty Athletics Representatives during the final joint institutions, other services provide institutions with best practices and ideas on how to continuously meeting session at the ACC Spring Meeting. Revenue projections are also reviewed as part of the improve their compliance operations. Among the services provided through the compliance and overall budget process. governance oice were: The ACC oice continues to use an accounting system that allows departmental managers • Continued assistance with interpretations of NCAA and ACC rules. the ability to eectively monitor their budgets vs. actual expenses, review year over year • Quarterly calls and two in-person meetings with compliance personnel. comparisons, providing ACC sta with the tools necessary to make informed decisions based on • Video assistance to ACC coaches as they prepare for the coaches recruiting certification timely and accurate financial information. exam. • Implementation of institutional compliance reviews conducted through the contract services INVESTMENT POLICIES of The Compliance Group. The current allocation of asset investments for the Conference is delegated to the Finance • Governance meeting support for the ACC governance structure, including coaches meetings. Committee and its Investment Sub-Committee. This oversight committee includes development • Distribution of more than $8,800,000 to member institutions for direct benefits to ACC of the Conference Investment policy, including the determination of appropriate asset allocations, student-athletes. consistent review of invested funds and recommendations regarding Conference monetary • Enhanced Rules education program for institutional administrators through monthly investments. The committee meets annually with the current external investment management newsletters. agency to make changes, as needed, with investment strategies. • Despite having to cancel the in-person ACC Mental Health and Wellness Summit, videos related to mental health and wellness topics and QPR training were delivered to the ACC ACTIVELY PURSUES MINORITY CANDIDATES membership during the month of May. The Atlantic Coast Conference is committed to achieving diversity in all aspects of its administration. One of the areas the Conference Oice is looking to achieve this is in actively ACC STAFF CHANGES pursuing minority candidates for positions which are available in the ACC Oice. The Conference Maggie Boulton – July 2019; Assistant Director of Digital Media Oice conducts a concerted eort to identify, seek and hire qualified minority personnel. Andy Fledderjohann – July 2019; Assistant Commissioner of Communications Sofia Harper – July 2019; Coordinator of Business & Finance Ashley Popovich – January 2020; Assistant Graphic Designer Debbie Williamson – June 2019; Supervisor of Women’s Basketball Oicials ACC SCHOOL REVENUE DISTRIBUTION REMAINS SIGNIFICANT The ACC’s total revenue has steadily increased and ranks among the highest in total conference revenue. Primary revenue sources include media rights, the College Football Playo and bowl games, the ACC Football Championship Game, the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, and NCAA broad based funds. In addition, the Conference reimburses member schools for expenses related to their participation in all ACC championships and provides financial support for participation in select NCAA championships and bowl games.

ACC PRESIDENT’S AWARD Previous Award Winners: The ACC President’s Award is presented at the discretion 2019-20: Not Awarded 2012-13: Craig Littlepage, Virginia of the conference President to an individual who has provided 2018-19: Barbara Kennedy-Dixon, Clemson 2011-12: Ken Haines, Raycom exemplary service to the conference in a specific task, in a 2017-18: Pam Perrewé, Florida State 2010-11: Craig Littlepage, Virginia series of eorts during the year of the President’s service, or 2016-17: Maddie Salamone, Duke 2009-10: John Zona, Boston College over an extended period of time. 2015-16: Martha Putallaz, Duke 2008-09: Jane Miller, Virginia 2014-15: Nathan Hatch, Wake Forest 2007-08: Nora Lynn Finch, NC State 2013-14: Carolyn Callahan, Virginia

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ACC AUTONOMY athletes on Paralympic teams, and the second providing complimentary admission to athletics events Legislative action during the sixth year of NCAA Autonomy proved relatively light in comparison to for graduate assistant coaches in women’s rowing and swimming & diving. Due to the limited autonomy previous years. Two proposals were approved, the first allowing awards, benefits and expenses for student- business topics, the voting was held electronically instead of live at the NCAA Convention.

ACC MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS Building upon its previous initiatives and the overall priority to keep mental health awareness as a significant focus, the Atlantic Coast Conference has announced several initiatives and oerings as it continues its leadership role in student-athlete health and safety. “The health and safety of our student-athletes, including mental health and wellness, remains one of our top priorities,” said ACC Commissioner John Swoord. “Our conference will continue to take a leadership role as now, more than ever, it’s critical to ensure our student-athletes, coaches and administrators have available resources and educational materials as we face unprecedented challenges in college athletics.” In May 2019, the league hosted the first ACC Mental Health and Wellness Summit in Durham, North Carolina. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the second summit, which was scheduled for May 18-19 in Charlotte, North Carolina, was canceled. However, the league moved quickly to provide mental health support throughout the ACC, beginning with an April 14 webinar (“Student- Athlete Mental Health During COVID-19”) that attracted more than 400 participants in conjunction with Active Minds, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising mental health awareness among college students, via peer-to-peer dialogue and interaction. 2020 WEBINARS & VIDEOS Building o the April event, and in an eort to bring extra focus during Mental Health Awareness month - Student-Athlete Mental Health During COVID-19 (May), the ACC began distributing a series of videos and educational materials each Monday. Videos include Presenters: Kristen Mackel, LCSW, Lead Clinical Counselor (Pittsburgh); Dr. Bailey Nevels, Coordinator of Psychological “Sleep: The No. 1 Factor in Performance,” “Supporting Athletes Experiencing Athletic Injury” and “College Health Services for Student-Athletes (Clemson); Courtney Jones, student-athlete (Clemson) Coaching and Mental Health: Top 5 Challenges Faced Today.” - Sleep: The No. 1 Factor in Performance The ACC also hosted virtual QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) training on May 19 and May 21. QPR Presenter: Dr. Jarrod Spencer – Mind of the Athlete Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention is an educational workshop designed to teach the warning signs - Supporting Athletes Experiencing Athletic Injury of a suicide crisis and how to respond. Presenters: Dr. Karen Egan – Associate Sport Psychologist (Virginia); Dr. Jason Freeman – Sport Psychologist (Virginia); In addition to the development of educational materials and virtual events, mental health professionals Dr. Jeni Shannon – Director of the Carolina Athletics Mental Health and Performance Psychology Program (North within the ACC host a monthly conference call in which they share best practices around education and Carolina); Dr. Paul Knackstedt – Sta– Counselor (Virginia Tech) methods of treatment. Videos and resources are available on the ACC Mental Health web page. - QPR Gatekeeper Training for Suicide Prevention - College Coaching and Mental Health: Top 5 Challenges Faced Today Presenters: Dr. Christopher Peters – Sports Psychiatrist (Louisville, Norton Healthcare); Dr. Vanessa Shannon – Sports Psychologist (Louisville, Norton Healthcare)

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ACCN YEAR ONE HIGHLIGHTS • One of the league’s most significant historical accomplishments came on August 22, 2019 with the launch of ACC Network (ACCN), a 24/7 national network dedicated to ACC sports and league‐wide original programming. Initially announced in July 2016, the launch was the culmination of years of planning by ACC Commissioner John Swoord, league administrators and ESPN oicials.

• ACCN includes state‐of‐the‐art campus studios at all 15 institutions.

• Among the many benefits of ACCN are increased revenue distribution for league institutions, em- ployment opportunities for students, and promotion and coverage of Olympic Sports, including an enormous increase in programming for women’s athletics.

• ACCN was nominated for three Sports Video Group awards and one Sports Emmy in its inaugural season. ACCN also won a gold medal for “Best Animation” at the New York Festivals TV & Film Awards. ORIGINAL PROGRAMMING REACH • ACCN is committed to original storytelling and access programming – two hallmarks of the network • ACCN has extensive reach and is available to households throughout the ACC footprint and nation- and showcased through a multitude of documentaries and all-access series. Examples from Year ally through a multitude of traditional and streaming pay TV providers. All fans within the footprint 1 include: The Class That Saved Coach K, Greatest Ever: 2018 Clemson Tigers, Bowden Dynasty, and nationally have the ability to access the network. Champions Coaches Conversations, Unbelievable: Virginia’s Improbable Path to a Title, ACC Tradi- tions, 1186 To Omaha: 2015 Virginia Baseball, All Access with Carolina Basketball, 3-Day Weekend: • ACCN is available to nearly 70 million households. Virginia Tech and All Access The ACC Life.

• Carriage agreements are in place with nearly every major provider including: AT&T U-Verse, AT&T • ACCN received unprecedented access to high profile programs including North Carolina men’s TV NOW, Cox, DIRECTV, DISH Network, fuboTV, Google Fiber, Hulu Live TV, Optimum, Sling TV, Spec- basketball, Notre Dame women’s basketball and Miami women’s basketball. trum TV, Suddenlink, TVision, Verizon Fios, YouTube TV, members of the NCTC, NRTC, Vidgo and Viv- icast, among others. LIVE EVENT COVERAGE Football • ACCN provides coverage of more than 450 exclusive ACC events annually across the ACC’s 27 sponsored • Last fall, ACCN televised 41 regular‐season football games and had its franchise football studio sports. Games/matches featured on the network extend across regular season and ACC Championships. show, The Huddle, at the inaugural ACCN game featuring defending national champion Clemson versus Georgia Tech, Notre Dame at Duke and the ACC Football Championship Game. ACCN studio • Together, ACCN and its digital platform, ACC Network Extra (ACCNX), featured more than 1,350 ACC programming - Packer and Durham, The Huddle and All ACC were also on hand at the College events in its first year. Football Playo Semifinal at the PlayStation Fiesta Bowl and the National Championship Game at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans.

Basketball • ACCN exclusively aired 110 regular-season men’s basketball games in its debut season, including 68 con- ference matchups. ACCN also exclusively carried the first round of the 2020 New York Life ACC Tournament.

• ACCN aired 60 regular-season women’s basketball games, including 42 conference matchups,

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throughout the 2019-20 season, representing a 46-game increase in the number of ACC women’s PACKER AND DURHAM/STUDIO SHOWS basketball events available on ESPN’s linear networks over last year. Additionally, 140 more games • Each weekday morning from 7-10 a.m., Packer and Durham delivers news and commentary from were available on ACCNX. Thursday nights featured doubleheaders and dedicated women’s bas- around the ACC’s 15 institutions. ketball studio programming. • Packer and Durham is a tremendous service to ACC fans of all sports. Nearly every ACC sport • ACCN had live studio sets at the conference’s basketball media days — ACC Women’s Basketball program has been featured on Packer and Durham since the show debuted. Packer and Durham Tipo and Operation Basketball, as well as the 2020 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament and New was onsite for key ACC events, including the first ACC football and basketball games on ACCN, York Life ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament delivering surrounding coverage of those events. basketball media days, the ACC Football Championship Game and the ACC men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. Women’s Sports • ACCN is committed to women’s sports, delivering expansive coverage of field hockey, women’s • Along with Packer and Durham, ACCN’s exclusive studio show lineup in its first year included All soccer and volleyball throughout the fall, women’s basketball throughout the fall and winter, and ACC, The Huddle, Nothing But Net and Bald Men on Campus. softball and women’s lacrosse throughout the spring. Additionally, cross country, swimming and diving, tennis and golf enjoy championship coverage on the network. TECHNOLOGY • Select ACC men’s and women’s soccer telecasts on ACCN featured ESPN’s exclusive “Keeper Cam” • ACCN carried 30 regular-season women’s soccer games, 20 volleyball games and 12 field hockey goal post camera system currently used on ESPN’s Major League Soccer productions. The ACC is matches during the fall sports season, while ACCNX carried 168 volleyball matches, 108 women’s the first and only collegiate conference to deploy the camera system. soccer games and 42 field hockey matches throughout the regular season. ACCNX also aired 16 NCAA women’s soccer tournament games. • ACCN utilized the Omnicam aerial camera each week during football games on the network. ACCN was also the first to use it during men’s basketball games this season. • Field hockey saw its first-ever linear broadcast of the sport this season – exclusively on ACCN. Overall, 18 field hockey matches were televised on ACCN, including all three rounds of the ACC Field • New York Life and GEICO are founding partners of ACCN. New York Life remains the oicial life insur- Hockey Championship. ance company of the ACC and continues as the exclusive title sponsor of the ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament which airs across ESPN and ACCN. • The ACC’s women’s sports programs are regularly featured every day on Packer and Durham and All ACC, and women’s sports highlights were shown during the two-hour The Huddle on Friday nights • In addition to the two founding sponsors, New York Life and GEICO, the ACC and ACCN also as well as All ACC following a full day of football. Thursday nights throughout conference basketball have oicial sponsorships with Bojangles’, Food Lion and Gatorade. season was “Ladies Night” featuring halftime and between-game coverage of an ACC women’s bas- ketball doubleheader as well as a full recap of the day’s action on All ACC following the second game. • The ACC and ACC Network stas partnered to create a new FanFest event in Charlotte sur- rounding the 2019 ACC Football Championship Game. The event moved into the Charlotte Con- Olympic Sports vention Center for the first time and attracted fans from participating teams, as well as other • ACC Network delivers the most national linear coverage for the league’s Olympic sport programs ACC fans and those from the local Charlotte community. New exhibits and interactive oppor- (field hockey, m/w soccer, wrestling, m/w lacrosse, softball and baseball). ACCN provided champi- tunities included a 50‐yard turf field, 40‐yard dash, field goal kicking area, pep rally featuring onship coverage for field hockey, m/w soccer and wrestling in its first year. band and cheer squads from both Clemson and Virginia, ACC Network talent appearances and live ACC Network show production. Attendance for this year’s FanFest approached 10,000 • ACC wrestling enjoyed a dedicated night of programming — Friday Night Duals ± highlighted by five and received a 96% satisfaction rate with three of every four attendees giving the event the straight weeks of conference matches and the finals of the ACC Wrestling Championship exclusively maximum “5 stars.” Similar FanFest events will be created for the ACC Men’s and Women’s on ACCN. It marked the first time the ACC Wrestling Championship was featured on a linear network. Basketball Tournaments.

Commissioner John Swofford chats with the broadcast team from ACC Network during Clemson’s win over Ohio State in the 2019 College Football Playoff semifinal game held at the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Arizona.

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ACCDN ACC Digital Network (ACCDN), the oicial digital home of ACC video, completed its ninth year covering the nation’s premier college conference and its student-athletes. For a third consecutive year, ACCDN delivered a profit for the business while simultaneously advancing the coverage of the ACC and distribution points to fans across the nation. More than 2,500 videos were produced and distributed to the league’s oicial platforms (theACC.com, ACC Mobile App, ACC social channels), rising OTT platforms (Roku, Xumo and SamsungTV) and other strategic viewing destinations such as MSN and SendToNews. The 2019-20 year saw an increase in overall time spent viewing, as fans watched more than 3 million hours of ACCDN programming. New sources of commercial inventory were created via enhanced distribution to the OTT platforms that generated increased revenue opportunities for the network. ACCDN’s programming continued to evolve, as the network extensively covered women’s basketball more than ever with game highlights for all conference games and additional player highlight videos. Increased coverage was planned for the baseball season, which began just weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic ultimately forced the cancellation of spring league’s rich archives and the ACCDN’s technology platforms to optimize performance sports. Despite the absence of live events after March, ACCDN still covered ACC teams on social platforms, including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. ACCDN looks forward to and athletes, including those drafted by the WNBA, NFL and MLB. Additionally, the digital additional innovation that will enable other new types of programming in the coming year. network experimented with new formats and types of programming, including an expanded The commitment to high-quality production and distribution to the most popular viewing use of the YouTube platform by creating and airing “Premieres” of game re-airs and archived platforms underscores the excellence that the student-athletes, coaches and the ACC programming such as the ACC Tournament Documentaries. New formats leverage the demonstrate daily.

MOBILE ACC digital and social platforms have positioned the league as the leader among college conferences in the mobile space. 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 oicial mobile app has become a go-to resource for fans to follow all aspects of the conference. This year, the ACC added mobile ticketing for the Football Championship Game as a unique experience within the league’s app, allowing for targeted coverage to fans who attended the game in Charlotte. The ACC suite of mobile apps, free on iOS and Android, consist of: • OFFICIAL MOBILE APP — The ACC oicial mobile app serves fans of every ACC sport with news, video, scores, stats, and schedules. This year mobile ticketing was integrated successfully into the mobile app for the ACC Football Championship, paving the way for further usage in the future across other sports. • ACC QB CHALLENGE — Entering its eighth year in the market — impressive longevity in the mobile gaming space — ACC QB Challenge maintains a high engagement with more than 400,000 downloads. Among its various features, the ability to represent your team and play fans across the conference remains the most engaging aspect. • ACC ­€POINT CHALLENGE — Completing its fifth year in market, the first and still only conference level college basketball mobile game has experienced tremendous success with more than 500,000 downloads. New York Life renewed its sponsorship for the 2019-20 ACC Basketball season and maintained the charitable tie-in to the app with points scored equating to donations to each school’s local Boys and Girls Club – boosting engagement even higher.

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WEBSITE The oicial athletics site, theACC.com, continues to evolve and adapt to emerging digital standards and trends. The ACC’s website underwent a full redesign in 2019, adjusting content for a mobile-first audience and providing fans a cleaner look at key stories and statistics from around the ACC. The website will remain the go-to destination for conference news, stats, schedules, standings and on-demand video for ACC fans. SOCIAL MEDIA The ACC’s unique and engaging content on its social media feeds and platforms spurred double-digital percentage growth in 2019-20, with multiple campaigns setting league records. Across all platforms, there is a strategic eort and emphasis on imagery, graphics, video and animated content to drive higher interaction. Additionally, ACC social media content strives to highlight successes of the student-athletes, member institutions, and the league as a whole.

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TOP SIX FOR SERVICE Georgia Tech Pitt Each year, the member institutions of the ACC select six Alexandra Dom, Volleyball Nina Crawford, Track & Field student-athletes from their campuses to honor as members of Rebecca Entrekin, Women’s Track Carolyn Helenski, Track & Field the ACC’s Top Six for Service as well as a top male and female Vicky Flores, Women’s Tennis Taylor Middleton, Track & Field student-athlete of the year. Below is a listing of each schools’ Joonas Koski, Men’s Swimming Taleb Rahmani, Wrestling selected student-athletes. Jahaziel Lee, Football Baseball Bria Matthews, Women’s Track Gymnastics Boston College Emily Buttinger, Field Hockey Louisville Syracuse Nicole Clermont, Women’s Cross Country/Track & Field Kimberly Dil, Rowing Jamil Adams, Men’s Track Jessica Creedon, Women’s Track & Field Rachel Florek, Women’s Lacrosse Grace Asch, Rowing Alison Kea, Women’s Swim/Dive Jazmine Jones, Women’s Basketball Kate Donovan, Women’s Soccer Jewel Strawberry, Volleyball MaKenzie Kelley, Ladybirds Stephanie Harris, Field Hockey Zachary Walker, Men’s Ice Hockey Ainsley Mattingly, Rowing Sam Heckel, Football Emmaline Wuensch, Rowing Lila Nazarian, Women’s Lacrosse Clemson Isabella Beckler, Women’s Rowing Miami Virginia Maura Chozick, Women’s Rowing Laura Alcorn, Rowing Beau Bradley, Men’s Soccer Lisie Kit, Women’s Volleyball Tia Dupont, Women’s Soccer TC Harrison, Football Elise Sum, Women’s Rowing Renate Grimstad, Women’s Golf Ben Hogg, Football Grace Wagner, Women’s Soccer Sydney Knapp, Women’s Swimming Kira Maguire, Women’s Soccer Harleigh White, Women’s Track & Field Elizaveta Lukianova, Volleyball Maddie Rennyson, Track & Field Dejan “DJ” Vasiljevic, Men’s Basketball Softball Team Duke Grace Garverick, Rowing North Carolina Virginia Tech Eoin Gronningsater, Men’s Fencing Brooke Bauer, Women’s Swimming Molly Feighan, Women’s Soccer Kyra Lambert, Women’s Basketball Patrick Lyons, Men’s Lacrosse Nika Kozar, Women’s Tennis Lindsay Sapienza, Women’s Fencing Elizabeth Mitchell, Rowing Cecelia Marenick, Women’s Track & Field Duke Men’s Golf Brandon Robinson, Men’s Basketball Abby McKinzie, Volleyball Duke Women’s Golf Carolina Soccer Kicks Childhood Cancer, Men’s & Women’s Soccer Teams Brendan Palmer, Men’s Basketball Wrestling Team Matt Zambetti, Men’s Soccer Florida State Kyle DiMatteo, Men’s Swimming & Diving Notre Dame Wake Forest Trentorria Green, Women’s Track & Field Savannah Buchanan, Women’s Lacrosse Kaleb Bryant, Men’s Track Rachel Johnson, Women’s Cross Country Daelin Hayes, Football Cydney Delley, Women’s Track Nina Kucheran, Women’s Swimming & Diving Daniel Jung, Baseball Lexi Fanco, Women’s Tennis Erin Murphy, Beach Volleyball Finnula Mageras, Fencing Abby McNamera, Women’s Soccer Chaz Neal, Football Morgan Ryan, Softball Elijah Shallaway, Men’s Track Anthony Williams, Cross Country & Track & Field Lyndon Woods, Women’s Soccer

201920 ACC SCHOLARATHLETES OF THE YEAR

Boston College Georgia Tech Notre Dame Virginia Tech Male ...... David Cotton, Men’s Ice Hockey Male ...... Michael Guldberg, Baseball Male ...... Yared Nuguse, Track & Field and Cross Country Male ...... Aaron Boyd, Men’s Swimming Female ...... Sarah Dwyer, Field Hockey Female ...... Francesca Pan, Women’s Basketball Female ...... Rachel Tanczos, Track & Field Female ...... Jessica Spicer, Women’s Golf

Clemson Miami Pitt Wake Forest Male ...... Carson Spiers, Baseball Male ...... Dane Dunlap, Men’s Tennis Male ...... Jake Wentzel, Wrestling Male ...... Alistair Johnston, Men’s Soccer Female ...... Ana Paula Valdes, Women’s Golf Female ...... Debbie Ajagbe, Track & Field Female ...... Chinaza Ndee, Volleyball Female ...... Swing Liu, Women’s Golf

Duke North Carolina Syracuse Male ...... Eoin Gronningsater, Fencing Male ...... Albert “AJ” Rechenmacher, Wrestling Male ...... Jamie Trimboli, Lacrosse Female ...... Alyssa Marsh, Swimming and Diving Female ...... Jamie Antinori, Gymnastics Female ...... Miranda Ramirez, Tennis

Florida State NC State Virginia Male ...... Trent Forrest, Men’s Basketball Male ...... Eli Moskowitz, Cross Country/Track Male ...... Carl Soderlund, Men’s Tennis Female ...... Taryn Knuth, Volleyball Female ...... Tziarra King, Women’s Soccer Female ...... Jocelyn Willoughby, Women’s Basketball

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NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR WINNERS FIELD HOCKEY Robbie Robinson, Clemson Jordan Mack, Virginia Natasha Subhash Erin Matson, North Carolina MAC Hermann Trophy William V. Campbell Trophy Finalist ITA National Rookie of the Year Honda Sport Award First Point USA/NFHCA Division I National FOOTBALL Cade Carney, Wake Forest MEN’S GOLF Player of the Year Sean Pollard, Clemson William V. Campbell Trophy Semifinalist John Murphy, Louisville William V. Campbell Trophy Semifinalist Byron Nelson Award WOMEN’S SOCCER MEN’S BASKETBALL Brianna Pinto, North Carolina Quentin Harris, Duke Vernon Carey Jr., Duke BASEBALL U.S. Soccer Young Female Player of the Year William V. Campbell Trophy Semifinalist USBWA Wayman Tisdale National Freshman Patrick Bailey, NC State of Year Johnny Bench Award MEN’S SOCCER K.J. Osborn, Miami NABC National Freshman of the Year Joe Bell, Virginia William V. Campbell Trophy Semifinalist Chris Newell, Virginia TopDrawerSoccer.com National Player of the Year WOMEN’S TENNIS Collegiate Baseball National Co-Freshman of United Soccer Coaches Scholar Player of the Year Jim Medure, Pitt Meible Chi, Duke the Year William V. Campbell Trophy Semifinalist ITA Arthur Ashe Jr. Leadership & Sportsmanship Award

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS The NCAA awards up to 126 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 $10,000 are awarded three times a year corresponding to each sport season (fall, winter and spring). Each sports season there are 21 scholarships available for men and 21 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. Eoin Gronningsater, Duke, Men’s Fencing Albert Rechenmacher, North Carolina, Men’s Wrestling Frederick Schubert, Virginia, Men’s Swimming & Diving Brittny Ellis, Miami, Women’s Indoor Track & Field Andreas Vazaios, North Carolina, Men’s Swimming & Diving Jocelyn Willoughby, Virginia, Women’s Basketball

NATIONAL COACHES OF THE YEAR WINNERS Kelly Doton – Field Hockey – Boston College USA Field Hockey National Coach Award

Karen Shelton – Field Hockey – North Carolina USOPC College Coach of the Year Spiideo/NFHCA National Coaching Sta„ of the Year Award

Kim Lewellen – Women’s Golf – Wake Forest WGCA National Coach of the Year

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The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the 2019-20 Honor Roll on June 18, recognizing a 541 on the list. Virginia saw 497 student-athletes achieve Honor Roll status, followed by North record 5,611 student-athletes for classroom excellence during the most recent academic year. Carolina with 468 and Boston College with 455. The ACC Honor Roll is comprised of student-athletes who participated in a varsity-level sport Boston College’s Isabelle Kennedy (cross country/track & field) and NC State’s Ky-Lee Perry and registered a grade point average of 3.0 or better for the full academic year. The 5,611 recog - (swimming & diving) made the ACC Honor Roll for the sixth time. Thirteen schools had at least one nized this year shattered the previous league mark of 4,769 set in 2018-19. student-athlete who earned honor roll status for the fifth time. Duke led all schools with a record 572 student-athletes recognized, and Notre Dame placed

BOSTON COLLEGE 455 Grace Dreyer 2...... Rowing Jillian Lee 2...... Rowing Gabriella Raia 1...... Track & Field CLEMSON 329 Philip Acinapuro 2 ...... Fencing Paige Duca 1...... Track & Field Lasse Jonas Lehmann 1 ...... Soccer Olivia Rehder 1 ...... Track & Field Sarah Adams 3...... Rowing Heidar Aegisson 3 ...... Soccer Lauren Du¢y 2 ...... Rowing Eloise Maria Zoe Lekawael 1...... Field Hockey Jillian Reilly 3 ...... Lacrosse Oskar Agren 1 ...... Soccer Lindsay Agnew 1 ...... Ice Hockey Alyssa Dunnington 4 ...... Rowing Alexia Lema 2 ...... Soccer Sophia Reineke 2...... Sailing Ashtynne Alberts 2 ...... Volleyball Michela Agresti 1...... Soccer Kayla Duran 2...... Soccer Maureen Lewin 1...... Track & Field Maximillian Richardson 1 ...... Football Marla Allen 1 ...... Rowing Samantha Agresti 1 ...... Soccer Sarah Dwyer 3 ...... Field Hockey Carleigh Leyman 2 ...... Skiing Britney Richardson 2 ...... Softball Ryan Ammons 1 ...... Baseball Virginia Alex 2 ...... Sailing Paisley Eagan 1 ...... Lacrosse Victoria Lin 4...... Swimming Brendan Ridge 3 ...... Golf Zane Andrews 1 ...... Track & Field Javier Amantegui Pacheco 1 ...... Tennis Ryan Edquist 1 ...... Ice Hockey Erik Linden 2 ...... Track & Field Sheila Rietano 3 ...... Lacrosse Mack Anglin 1 ...... Baseball Matthew Amedeo 4 ...... Swimming Grace Edwards 2...... Swimming Alec Lindstrom 1...... Football Alexa Rivas 2...... Golf Dani Antieau 4 ...... Soccer Kathryn Annese 3 ...... Ice Hockey MacKenzie Egan 1 ...... Soccer Alexa Liquori 2 ...... Rowing Elijah Robinson 1...... Football Charlie Asensio 1...... Soccer Alessandra Augur 1 ...... Soccer Nathaniel Emer 1 ...... Football Autumn Littlefield 1 ...... Field Hockey Samuel Roche 2 ...... Swimming Emily Ash 3 ...... Rowing Derek Austin 4 ...... Tennis Carmen Ewing 1...... Rowing Bibilani Liu 2 ...... Golf Andrew Rojo 1 ...... Soccer Brooke Bailey 1 ...... Volleyball Catherine Balido 4 ...... Volleyball Kyle Faddis 3...... Track & Field Riley Lochhead 3 ...... Soccer Maria Ross 3 ...... Tennis Grayson Barber 1...... Soccer Peter Bankes 3 ...... Swimming Jonathan Farah 4 ...... Swimming Yufei Long 1 ...... Tennis Connor Rounds 3...... Fencing James Barron 2 ...... Soccer Aiden Banyon-Mrak 1 ...... Fencing Sami Fares 4 ...... Swimming Laura Lopez Giese 2 ...... Tennis Hannah Ruane 2 ...... Track & Field Laurie Barton 2 ...... Track & Field Gregorio Barilla 2...... Soccer Adin Farhat 1 ...... Ice Hockey Shannon-Nicole LoStracco 2 ...... Rowing Rylie Rueda 3 ...... Fencing Ben Batson 1 ...... Football Adriano Barilla 3...... Tennis Kristina Fecarotta 4 ...... Swimming Sydney Lowery 3 ...... Basketball Benjamin Ru¢ing 3 ...... Track & Field Simon Baudry 1 ...... Tennis Nicole Barkemeyer 1 ...... Swimming John Fenton 2...... Swimming Joseph Luchetti 1...... Football Jade Ruiters 2 ...... Soccer Michael Becker 2 ...... Football Cayla Barnes 1 ...... Ice Hockey Laura Ferraris 2 ...... Sailing Mackenzie Lyon 2...... Fencing Stephen Ruiz 1 ...... Football Isabella Beckler 3 ...... Rowing Molly Barrow 4 ...... Ice Hockey Aemilia Ferreira 1 ...... Rowing Julia Lyons 4 ...... Track & Field Elizabeth Russell 2 ...... Sailing Tylar Bennett 1 ...... Basketball Caroline Barry 2...... Track & Field Jillian Fey 1...... Ice Hockey Zachary Maher 1...... Swimming Ryan Russell 3 ...... Track & Field LaVonta Bentley 1 ...... Football Ananya Barthakur 1...... Golf Alexandra Finn 1 ...... Lacrosse Hayden Mahoney 1 ...... Football Lindsey Ryalls 1...... Swimming Sindri Bjornsson 2 ...... Soccer Delaney Belinskas 1 ...... Ice Hockey Olivia Finocchiaro 2 ...... Ice Hockey Nathan Mange 1 ...... Fencing Rafael Luis Salama Castillo 3...... Soccer Skylar Blackstock 2 ...... Basketball Maegan Beres 2 ...... Ice Hockey Edward Fish 2 ...... Football Marcus Manson 1 ...... Track & Field Lucas Saliba 1 ...... Swimming Kaleb Boateng 1...... Football Carl Berggren 1...... Fencing Mary Fitton 2...... Rowing Raymond Marten 1 ...... Football Alexander Santana 1 ...... Swimming Matt Boberg 1 ...... Soccer Olivia Bernardini 3 ...... Rowing Ian Fitzpatrick 1 ...... Swimming Lucy Martinez 1 ...... Rowing Ciara Santry 2 ...... Rowing Olivia Bonacorso 2...... Soccer Christopher Bertram 3 ...... Skiing Sarah Flynn 1 ...... Track & Field Douglas Marzonie 2 ...... Baseball Gianna Sarlo 1 ...... Softball MK Bonamy 1 ...... Softball John Bianchi 1 ...... Skiing Anna Flynn 1...... Track & Field Eleanor Mataya 1 ...... Softball Ryan Scanlon 4...... Track & Field Andrew Booth Jr. 1 ...... Football Parker Biele 2 ...... Skiing Clara Ford 1 ...... Basketball Elizabeth Matheson 4...... Sailing Hollie Schleicher 1...... Lacrosse Taylor Boyles 1 ...... Track & Field Jenna Bike 3 ...... Soccer Caroline Frantz 1...... Rowing Lilly Mathieu 1 ...... Sailing Ashleigh Scott 2 ...... Swimming Anna Brewer 2 ...... Track & Field Isabel Blaze 2 ...... Swimming Adam French 3 ...... Soccer Mikayla Mathieu 2...... Sailing John Seiberlich 1 ...... Track & Field Jessica Brewer 2 ...... Track & Field Laura Boden 1 ...... Fencing Mackenzie Fuhrmann 2 ...... Volleyball Jesper Mattila 3 ...... Ice Hockey Francis Selldor¢ 1 ...... Sailing-M Chase Brice 2 ...... Football Milan Bolden-Morris 2...... Basketball Mason Fung 1 ...... Tennis Julius Mattila 2 ...... Ice Hockey Evan Semet 1 ...... Skiing Jacob Bridgeman 1 ...... Golf Matthew Boldy 1 ...... Ice Hockey Melissa Gaglia 4 ...... Fencing Alexia Mattos 4 ...... Rowing Amos Shapiro-Thompson 1 ...... Soccer James Brighton 2 ...... Soccer Nikita Bondar 3 ...... Soccer Mary Gannon 1 ...... Swimming Allison May 4 ...... Rowing Peter Shepanzyk 3...... Swimming Devon Brooks 1...... Track & Field Emma Bonner 1...... Rowing Christian Garner 1...... Soccer Madelyn McArthur 2 ...... Ice Hockey Megan Shober 1 ...... Rowing Tyler Brown 2...... Football Nolan Borgersen 1 ...... Football Marnelle Garraud 1 ...... Basketball Caroline McClelland 2 ...... Track & Field Stefan Sigurdarson 1 ...... Soccer Will Brown 3 ...... Football Aaron Boumerhi 1...... Football Christian Garrison 1...... Football Rebecca McCourt 1 ...... Soccer Samrath Singh 2 ...... Baseball Lauren Bruns 1...... Soccer Katharine Bowman 3...... Sailing Brendan Gatward 1...... Swimming Alison McDonald 1...... Rowing Amanda Sinkewicz 3 ...... Track & Field Gracyn Burgess 2 ...... Golf Paul Boyce 2 ...... Swimming Michael Giordano 1 ...... Baseball Erin McDonald 1 ...... Rowing Jillian Skerry 3...... Track & Field Ty Lucas 1 ...... Football Claudia Brady 4 ...... Swimming Abigail Gothers 4 ...... Track & Field Michaela McGeary 3 ...... Swimming Ryan Smith 1 ...... Baseball Valerie Cagle 1...... Softball Oliver Brown 1 ...... Swimming Kelsie Grant 1 ...... Skiing Erin McGill 1 ...... Track & Field William Smith 1...... Fencing LaFranz Campbell 1 ...... Track & Field Kelly Browne 1 ...... Ice Hockey Christoph Lars Grasel 3...... Tennis Declan McGranahan 2 ...... Sailing-M Brendan Smith 2 ...... Football Zico Campbell 1...... Track & Field Isabella Bruno 1 ...... Track & Field Ronald Greco 3 ...... Ice Hockey Grace McKenna 1 ...... Rowing Ryan Smith 1 ...... Lacrosse Jackson Carman 1...... Football Mackenna Buchanan 2 ...... Swimming Mariel Green 4 ...... Swimming Avery Mckenzie 4 ...... Track & Field Samantha Smith 1 ...... Soccer Colby Caviness 2 ...... Track & Field Ian Buehler 1 ...... Soccer Maura Grimes 1 ...... Swimming Madison McKnight 3 ...... Volleyball Kayla Smith 2 ...... Track & Field Logan Caymol 1...... Softball Mia Bueno 1 ...... Softball Dennis Grosel 1...... Football Marc McLaughlin 2 ...... Ice Hockey Brooke Solsky 4 ...... Fencing Crystal Childs 1 ...... Volleyball Kimberly Burke 3 ...... Rowing Lindsay Groves 1 ...... Soccer Brian McMonagle 1 ...... Baseball Aaron Soucy 1 ...... Baseball Maura Chozick 4...... Rowing Rebecca Butler 1 ...... Rowing Alexie Guay 1 ...... Ice Hockey Alexandra McNeil 1 ...... Track & Field Katherine Stanwood 2 ...... Track & Field Ani Clark 1 ...... Volleyball Emily Buttinger 3 ...... Field Hockey Trent Gutstein 1...... Skiing Hannah McNeil 1 ...... Track & Field Sophia Staudenmayer 1 ...... Skiing Mat Clark 2 ...... Baseball Theodora Caminiti 2 ...... Rowing Emma Guy 1 ...... Basketball Mary Christa McWright 1 ...... Lacrosse Peter Stehr 2 ...... Football Riley Coggin 2 ...... Track & Field Jon Campbell 1 ...... Baseball Cole Gvozdas 2 ...... Swimming Jennifer Medjid 1...... Lacrosse Sarah Stocker 1 ...... Softball Andrew Coker 3 ...... Baseball Grant Carlson 4 ...... Football Rachel Hall 1 ...... Lacrosse Maxwell Mendelsohn 2 ...... Tennis Andrew Strader 4 ...... Football Darron Coley 4...... Track & Field Madeline Carlton 1 ...... Rowing Kendall Hanlon 1 ...... Field Hockey Bolang Meng 2 ...... Fencing Jillian Strockis 2 ...... Volleyball Sydney Collins 1...... Track & Field Andi Carnell 1...... Track & Field Lucy Hanson 3...... Fencing Michael Merulla 3...... Ice Hockey William Suchy 1 ...... Swimming Alexandra Colwell 1 ...... Rowing Skyler Caron 2 ...... Field Hockey Michael Hardman 1 ...... Ice Hockey Alexander Mieles 2 ...... Soccer Sean Sullivan 1...... Track & Field Bryton Constantin 1 ...... Football Gabriella Carreiro 5 ...... Soccer Anna Harmon 1...... Track & Field Anna Milia 2...... Swimming Marne Sullivan 1 ...... Track & Field Caroline Conti 1 ...... Soccer John Carter 1 ...... Track & Field Loren Haukova 2 ...... Tennis Gianna Mitchell 3 ...... Soccer Fian Sullivan Sweeney 2 ...... Track & Field Olivia Cooney 2 ...... Track & Field Micayla Casella 4...... Tennis Katherine Hayes 1 ...... Swimming Katherine Mitchell 2 ...... Track & Field Joseph Suozzi 3 ...... Baseball Matt Cooper 1...... Baseball Margaret Casey 1 ...... Lacrosse Sarah Heckel 2 ...... Track & Field Nicole Moeder 2 ...... Sailing Matthew Szekely 1 ...... Swimming David Cote 1 ...... Football Christian Cavaliere 3 ...... Golf Alison Heckman 1 ...... Soccer John Mo¢att 1 ...... Ice Hockey Jacqueline Taeubel 3...... Rowing Peter Cote 3 ...... Football Hannah Ceva 1 ...... Track & Field Aidan Hegarty 2 ...... Football Sydney Moore 1...... Soccer Rachel Taeubel 3 ...... Rowing Mac Cranford 1...... Football Kevin Chandra 3...... Swimming Monica Heil 1...... Track & Field Cody Morissette 1 ...... Baseball Sophia Taglich 1 ...... Lacrosse Emily Curtis 2 ...... Volleyball Antonio Chavez Borrelli 3 ...... Soccer Justin Herman 1...... Fencing Makenzie Morrison 4 ...... Volleyball Kathleen Taylor 4 ...... Lacrosse Auburn Dantice 2...... Rowing Crystal Chen 3 ...... Fencing Payton Hielscher 1 ...... Volleyball Caitlynn Mossman 1 ...... Lacrosse Gri¢in Taylor 4 ...... Swimming Al-Amir Dawes 1...... Basketball Linrui Chen 2 ...... Golf Michael Hinton 4...... Swimming Kayla Moy 4 ...... Fencing Emma Taylor 3 ...... Track & Field Sydney Dawson 2 ...... Soccer Udaypaul Chilana 2 ...... Fencing Sophie Hoeltgen 1 ...... Track & Field Alexandria Mullen 3 ...... Volleyball Morgan Tedeschi 2 ...... Lacrosse Katelyn DeGuzman 2 ...... Volleyball Olivia Christmann 3 ...... Rowing Samuel Holtze 3 ...... Basketball Sean Mullins 3 ...... Tennis Leah Temple Lang 1 ...... Golf Alyssa Deloney 3 ...... Volleyball Amaka Chukwujekwu 1 ...... Volleyball Alexander Horgan 1...... Track & Field Deirdre Mullowney 1...... Ice Hockey John Tessitore 1 ...... Football Ali DeSpain 1 ...... Tennis Katherine Cilley 1 ...... Swimming Thomas Hovsepian 1 ...... Football Olivia Murphy 4 ...... Rowing Delaney Thomas 2 ...... Swimming Patrice DiPasquale 5 ...... Soccer Vincent Cimini 1 ...... Baseball Francesca Hsu 1 ...... Field Hockey Jessica Muzzi 1...... Fencing Maxwell Threlkeld 3...... Swimming Leah Disher 1 ...... Track & Field Isabella Clavenna 1...... Volleyball Bin Huang 1...... Fencing Jaime Natale 3 ...... Field Hockey Stephan Todorovic 1...... Swimming Pierre-Louis Dodens 2 ...... Tennis Anna Cleary 1...... Track & Field Alexandra Hulsebosch 2 ...... Rowing Clare Naughton 2 ...... Volleyball Colin Trigani 3 ...... Track & Field Drew Donathan 1 ...... Baseball Darcy Clement 1...... Field Hockey Robert Hunter 1 ...... Sailing-M Jackson Ness 1 ...... Football Edward Tristine 1 ...... Track & Field Carson Donnelly 2 ...... Football Nicole Clermont 2...... Track & Field Silvia Ianeselli 1...... Volleyball Graham Ness 1...... Sailing-M Caitlin Trottier 3 ...... Rowing Hampton Earle 1 ...... Football Haley Cogliano 1 ...... Lacrosse Korab Idrizi 3...... Football Dale Nickerson 1...... Swimming Elene Tsokilauri 3...... Tennis Gabby Easton 1...... Volleyball Sean Conboy 3 ...... Track & Field Natasha Irani 2 ...... Tennis Meg Niu 2 ...... Golf Elizabeth Turner 1 ...... Rowing Caroline Emerson 1 ...... Rowing Marion Conklin 4...... Tennis William Jackowitz 2 ...... Basketball Jonathan Noel 1 ...... Baseball Elizabeth Uhl 3 ...... Swimming Evan Estridge 1 ...... Baseball Erin Connolly 1 ...... Ice Hockey Monika Jagustyn 2...... Rowing Savannah Norcross 1 ...... Ice Hockey Cara Urbank 2 ...... Lacrosse Travis Etienne 1 ...... Football Erin Convery 3 ...... Soccer India Jennings 3 ...... Rowing Charlotte North 1 ...... Lacrosse Marcus Valdez 1 ...... Football Chad Fairey 1 ...... Baseball Cierra Cook 3 ...... Softball Jillian Jennings 3 ...... Soccer Jordan Numme 1...... Track & Field Matthew Valecce 2 ...... Football Makenna Farr 4...... Rowing Madison Cooney 1 ...... Lacrosse Kayla Jennings 1 ...... Soccer Sara O’Brien 2 ...... Lacrosse Olivia Vaughn 3 ...... Soccer Luis Felipe Fernandez-Salvador 2 ...... Soccer Michael Corban 1 ...... Fencing Zion Johnson 1 ...... Football Michael Oduro 2 ...... Track & Field Mary Vaughn 4...... Track & Field Gretchen Fischer 1 ...... Rowing Caitlin Cornacchia 1 ...... Rowing Callum Johnson 4 ...... Soccer Anna Oeser 2 ...... Track & Field Francesca Venezia 1 ...... Soccer Kathleen Flynn 3...... Rowing Natalie Cortopassi 4 ...... Rowing Emily Kane 2 ...... Track & Field Colin O’Leary 3 ...... Swimming Abigail Volo 1 ...... Ice Hockey Justin Foster 2...... Football David Cotton 3 ...... Ice Hockey Michael Karow 3 ...... Ice Hockey Evan O’Mara 3 ...... Swimming Charlotte von Huelsen 1 ...... Field Hockey Nicolee Foster 1 ...... Track & Field Taylor Covington 4 ...... Swimming Mia Karras 1 ...... Soccer Taylor Ortlepp 2...... Basketball John Wacker 1 ...... Track & Field Veronica Fraley 2 ...... Track & Field Aileen Coyne 4 ...... Swimming Alison Kea 3...... Swimming Kevin Paek 3 ...... Golf Emily Wagner 3...... Rowing Valerie Frank 1 ...... Softball Jessica Creedon 3 ...... Track & Field Joseph Kellett 3...... Soccer Anthony Palazzolo 1 ...... Football Thomas Walden 1 ...... Sailing-M Grayce French 3 ...... Track & Field Nicholas Cummings 1 ...... Golf Hunter Kendig 1 ...... Skiing Michael Palmer 1...... Football Zachary Walker 4 ...... Ice Hockey Jonathan French 1 ...... Baseball John Cunningham 1 ...... Baseball Jonna Kennedy 1 ...... Field Hockey Madeleine Palmer 1...... Rowing Barry Walsh 1...... Baseball Janell Fullerton 1...... Track & Field Aleksej Cupic 1...... Swimming Ann Kennedy 6 ...... Track & Field Junseo Park 1 ...... Fencing Annie Walsh 1 ...... Lacrosse Pierce Gallo 1 ...... Baseball Lauren Curran 1 ...... Field Hockey Andrew Kenny 1...... Baseball Tito Pasqualoni 1 ...... Football Shannon Walsh 1 ...... Rowing Jenna Gearing 4...... Track & Field Natalie Dalla Riva 3 ...... Swimming Addison Kent 1 ...... Lacrosse Cailee Perettine 1 ...... Lacrosse Brian Wang 1 ...... Fencing Geo¢rey Gilbert 1 ...... Baseball Daniel Dalton 1...... Football Brandon Kewalramani 2 ...... Golf Hailee Perri 1 ...... Soccer Elizabeth Warner 3 ...... Field Hockey Ansley Gilstrap 1 ...... Softball Walker Davey 1 ...... Soccer Emma Kinney 2...... Track & Field Zachary Peter 1 ...... Soccer Marshall Warren 1 ...... Ice Hockey Teodor Giusca 2 ...... Tennis Samantha Davidson 1...... Fencing Spencer Knight 1 ...... Ice Hockey Katelyn Pianko 2 ...... Field Hockey Eleanor Webber 2...... Field Hockey Alvaro Gomez 1 ...... Soccer Benjamin Davies 3...... Track & Field Christina Ko 2...... Fencing Giacomo Piccardo 1 ...... Soccer Richard Webber 2 ...... Track & Field Mario Goodrich 1 ...... Football Madeline Davis 2 ...... Skiing William Kornya 1...... Skiing Kelly Pickreign 2 ...... Ice Hockey James Webster 2...... Golf Zack Gordon 1 ...... Golf Phoebe Day 1 ...... Lacrosse Kylie Kraemer 4 ...... Rowing Sarah Pierce 1 ...... Track & Field Cassidy Weeks 2...... Lacrosse Hamp Greene 1 ...... Football Nicolas De Quesada 2 ...... Tennis Kristen Kranjc 1 ...... Skiing Georgia Pineau 2 ...... Basketball Courtney Weeks 2 ...... Lacrosse Savannah Grewal 1 ...... Golf Jane DeJarld 4 ...... Volleyball Spencer Kuldell 2 ...... Fencing Zachary Pitzl 1...... Baseball Melanie Welch 3...... Lacrosse Colt Gri¢ith 2 ...... Track & Field Emeline Delanis 1 ...... Track & Field Vivienne Kupiecki 1 ...... Rowing John Plavan 1 ...... Sailing-M Sophia West 3...... Volleyball Paul Grinde 1 ...... Basketball Katherine DeLoreto 3...... Track & Field Cli¢ord Kurker 1...... Football Gordon Pollock 2...... Track & Field Zachary Westen 1 ...... Fencing Carter Groomes 4 ...... Football Brian Dempsey 1 ...... Baseball Carly Kutschke 2 ...... Volleyball Alexandra Poole 1 ...... Rowing Tyler Wetzel 3 ...... Skiing Marissa Guimbarda 1 ...... Softball Jack DeNatale 1 ...... Sailing-M Kennedy Labshere 2 ...... Softball Katherine Popolo 4 ...... Rowing Lauren White 3...... Track & Field Renee Guion 2 ...... Soccer Matthew DeNave 1 ...... Swimming John Lamot 1 ...... Football Reagan Posorske 3 ...... Tennis Hailey Wilcox 1 ...... Tennis Adam Hackenberg 2 ...... Baseball Kate Devereaux 2 ...... Fencing Parker Landwehr 1...... Baseball Darya Possokhova 3 ...... Tennis Kylie Wilcox 2 ...... Tennis Kate Hadley 2 ...... Rowing Kaitlin Devir 1...... Lacrosse Emily Langenderfer 5...... Soccer Ivan Postolka 2 ...... Soccer Stephen Windisch 3 ...... Track & Field Caroline Hager 1 ...... Rowing Gianina DiDonato 1 ...... Fencing Alexa Lantin 1 ...... Swimming Ryan Price 2 ...... Swimming Brigid Wood 4 ...... Field Hockey Kimber Haley 3...... Soccer Jamie Doherty 4 ...... Swimming Jordan Lappin 1 ...... Lacrosse Lauren Quinn 2 ...... Swimming Eliza Wright 2...... Sailing Elise Hall 1 ...... Track & Field Haley Dolan 1 ...... Swimming Olivia Larder 2...... Rowing Aapeli Raesaenen 3...... Ice Hockey Chu Ming Wu 1...... Golf Nate Hall 3 ...... Soccer Morgan Donohue 1 ...... Golf Erik Larson 1 ...... Football Kylee Raftis 1 ...... Track & Field Anya Zhong 1 ...... Rowing Hannah Hank 1 ...... Basketball Madalyn Dorn 3 ...... Field Hockey Gillian Lawlor 3 ...... Fencing Sean Ragan 1 ...... Football Sofia Zinis 1 ...... Swimming Abby Hanks 1 ...... Soccer

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Ellen Harcum 1 ...... Rowing Darien Rencher 4 ...... Football John Bowler 4 ...... Lacrosse Connor Ghazaleh 3...... Fencing Jimmy Loper 1...... Baseball Mikie Harris 3 ...... Track & Field Cole Renfrow 1 ...... Football Mikayla Boykin 3...... Basketball Julia Gianneschi 3 ...... Fencing Joey Loperfido 3 ...... Baseball Brianna Hartley 1 ...... Track & Field Etinosa Reuben 1 ...... Football Scott Bracey 4...... Football JT Giles-Harris 2 ...... Lacrosse Sean Lowrie 4 ...... Lacrosse Bryar Hawkins 1 ...... Baseball Callista Rice 3 ...... Golf Kendyl Bree 4...... Fencing Jordan Ginder 2...... Lacrosse Kerry Lu 1...... Fencing Lauren Hayes 1 ...... Track & Field Sydney Riley 2 ...... Tennis Kenny Brower 1 ...... Lacrosse Charlie Gingrich 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Zoe Lusk 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Mikayla Hayes 2 ...... Basketball Amari Robinson 1...... Basketball Summer Brown 2...... Volleyball Thomas Girard 2 ...... Baseball Owen MacKenzie 1...... CC/Track & Field Alex Hemenway 1...... Basketball Karli Robinson 1 ...... Rowing Veronica Brtek 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Phil Gong 1...... Swimming/Diving Steve Mann 3 ...... Football Jacob Hennessy 3 ...... Baseball Elizabeth Sauder 1 ...... Track & Field Michael Buckmire 3 ...... Basketball Miela Goodchild 2 ...... Basketball Joey Manown 4 ...... Lacrosse K.J. Henry 1 ...... Football Avery Savoie 2 ...... Rowing Alex Bumpas 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Haley Gorecki 1 ...... Basketball Yasmine Mansouri 1 ...... Tennis Katie Herbolsheimer 3 ...... Rowing Catherine Schrieber 3 ...... Rowing Theo Burba 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Alex Gorman 2 ...... Fencing Frank Marinello 2 ...... Lacrosse Jake Herbstreit 1 ...... Football Curran Scott 1 ...... Basketball Braden Burke 2 ...... Lacrosse Delaney Graham 2 ...... Soccer Mary Markwordt 3 ...... Lacrosse Tye Herbstreit 1...... Football Mohamed Seye 1...... Soccer Julia Burnell 1 ...... Soccer Noah Gray 2 ...... Football Michael Marsack 4 ...... Track & Field Hal Hershfelt 1 ...... Soccer Carlee Shannon 1...... Softball Grace Butero 2...... Rowing Eva Greco 2 ...... Lacrosse Alyssa Marsh 4...... Swimming/Diving Fabian Hewitt 1...... Track & Field Davis Sharpe 1 ...... Baseball Bri Butler 3...... Softball Jack Gri¢in 1 ...... Football Erin Marsh 2 ...... Track & Field Annie Hill 3 ...... Track & Field Daniel Shaughnessy 3...... Track & Field Gabbe Cadoux 3 ...... Lacrosse Michael Grogan 1 ...... Lacrosse Cassie Martin 4 ...... Track & Field Sarah Hill 1...... Track & Field Ivy Shepherd 1 ...... Golf Jonah Cagley 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Eoin Gronningsater 4...... Fencing Daichi Matsuda 1...... Swimming/Diving Wells Hoag 1 ...... Basketball Aamir Simms 2...... Basketball Anna Callahan 2 ...... Lacrosse Sam Gruber 1 ...... Fencing Natalie Maurer 1...... Soccer Nick Ho¢mann 1 ...... Baseball James Skalski 3 ...... Football Lucy Callard 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Eduard Guell Bartrina 2...... Tennis Rudy Maxwell 1...... Baseball Landon Holden 3 ...... Football Mckenna Slavik 1 ...... Volleyball Katie Calvo 2 ...... Lacrosse Mia Gyau 4 ...... Soccer Oliver McCarthy 2 ...... Baseball Katie Holmes 1 ...... Rowing Cate Smith 2...... Rowing Asia Campbell 1...... Track & Field Stella Haley 1...... Rowing Aidan McGinnis 3 ...... Fencing Nick Honor 1 ...... Basketball Chad Smith 3 ...... Football Harrison Campbell 2 ...... Wrestling David Hallaron 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Marykate McGuire 2 ...... Soccer Emalie Houk 3 ...... Rowing Mackenzie Smith 3 ...... Soccer Virginia Capehart 2 ...... Track & Field Charlie Ham 1 ...... Football Rachel McNutt 1 ...... Rowing Madi Howell 2 ...... Volleyball Michael Smith 1...... Track & Field Aubrey Caplin 2 ...... Fencing Eliot Hamill 2 ...... Soccer Austin Meacham 1...... Lacrosse Travis Hugg 1 ...... Track & Field Rebekah Smith 3 ...... Track & Field Jake Caputo 1 ...... Lacrosse Piper Hampsch 1 ...... Field Hockey Ben Medrano 1...... Lacrosse Ryne Huggins 3 ...... Baseball Baylon Spector 1 ...... Football Owen Caputo 1 ...... Lacrosse Caroline Hanan 2 ...... Field Hockey Ezra Mellinger 1 ...... Track & Field JoJo Hyatt 1...... Softball Brannon Spector 1 ...... Football Jack Carey 1 ...... Baseball Julia Hannon 1 ...... Soccer Olivia Mendonca 3 ...... Rowing Josh Jackson 3...... Football Austin Spence 5 ...... Football Caitlyn Carlisle 2 ...... Rowing Darrell Harding Jr. 1 ...... Football Nikki Merritt 2 ...... Track & Field Jacob Jahn 2 ...... Tennis Carson Spiers 4 ...... Baseball Emma Carlson 3 ...... Soccer Joe Hardison 2 ...... Football/Lacrosse Matt Mervis 4...... Baseball Jake Jakub 1...... Track & Field Will Spiers 4 ...... Football Olivia Carner 1 ...... Lacrosse Mary Harkins 1 ...... Field Hockey Hannah Miller 1 ...... Field Hockey Darnell Je¢eries 2 ...... Football Kendall Spray 1 ...... Basketball C.J. Carpenter 2...... Lacrosse Ella Harris 2...... Rowing Jaylen Miller 3 ...... Football Trey Jemison 2 ...... Basketball Mac Starbuck 1 ...... Baseball Tyler Carpenter 1 ...... Lacrosse Quentin Harris 5 ...... Football Sarah Miller 1 ...... Soccer Lily Jerzylo 1 ...... Rowing Ella Starr 2 ...... Rowing Cole Carteaux 2...... Football Nathaniel Hartley 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Ty Mills 2 ...... Wrestling Denzel Johnson 1 ...... Football Kristin Stephen 1 ...... Track & Field DeWayne Carter 1 ...... Football Ryan Hastings 4 ...... Lacrosse Taylor Mitchell 3 ...... Soccer Morgan Johnson 1 ...... Softball Drayton Stewart 1 ...... Golf Eric Carter 2...... Wrestling Kees Heetderks 1 ...... Soccer Nakeie Montgomery 2 ...... Lacrosse Caroline Johnston 1 ...... Track & Field Cade Stewart 1 ...... Football Michael Carter II 3...... Football Brooke Heinsohn 4...... Soccer Wendell Moore Jr. 1 ...... Basketball Amelia Jones 4 ...... Track & Field Claire Strickler 4 ...... Track & Field LJ Castellano 3 ...... Wrestling Michael Heller 1...... Tennis Jazz Moreno 3...... Softball Courtney Jones 3 ...... Soccer Spencer Strider 3...... Baseball Gri¢in Catlett 1...... Lacrosse Chase Henriquez 3 ...... Lacrosse Jacob Morgenstern 4 ...... Football Mike Jones Jr. 2 ...... Football Isabel Strinsky 1 ...... Rowing Rory Cavan 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Cameron Henry 1 ...... Lacrosse Halle Morris 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Sheridan Jones 1 ...... Football Abi Stuart 1 ...... Softball Meera Chakrabarti 2 ...... Rowing Savannah Herbek 3 ...... Rowing Kyla Morris 2 ...... Softball Bridget Kane 3...... Rowing Elise Sum 3 ...... Rowing Rakavius Chambers 3 ...... Football Nathaniel Hernandez 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Max Moser 4...... Soccer Carlos Kelaidis 1 ...... Tennis Julia Suplick 3...... Rowing Kevin Chao 2...... Fencing Brandon Hill 2 ...... Football Cameron Mulé 3 ...... Lacrosse Kyah Keller 1 ...... Softball Alex Svacha 1 ...... Track & Field Rivca Chaver 1...... Rowing Veronica Hineman 2 ...... Lacrosse Kate Mullin 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Xavier Kelly 1 ...... Football Aidan Swanson 1 ...... Football Chase Cheek 3...... Baseball Anthony Hinton 1...... Football Ian Murphy 1...... Soccer Emma Kincaid 1 ...... Track & Field Madeline Swartwood 1 ...... Rowing Meible Chi 4...... Tennis Ellen Hirsberg 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Ethan Murray 2 ...... Baseball Lisie Kit 3 ...... Volleyball Alexandra Swayne 2...... Golf Bill Chillari 2 ...... Baseball Cole Ho¢ 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Lily Nabet 2 ...... Soccer Taylor Knorr 2 ...... Rowing Drew Swinney 2 ...... Football Matt Chmil 3 ...... Lacrosse Lauren Ho¢man 3 ...... Track & Field Olivia Navaroli 1...... Lacrosse Pepper Kolman 2 ...... Rowing Will Swinney 3...... Football Joe Choo 2 ...... Fencing Shay Hollander 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Laura Navarrete 3 ...... Rowing Katie Konieczny 2...... Rowing Bailey Taylor 1...... Softball Emilie Cieslak 3...... Softball Casey Holman 1 ...... Football Ava Navarro 2 ...... Fencing Kaylin Korte 1...... Volleyball Charlotte Taylor 3...... Rowing Sydney Cikovic 3...... Rowing Tre Hornbuckle 4 ...... Football Cami Nazor 1 ...... Volleyball Caroline Kranz 3 ...... Rowing Destiny Thomas 3 ...... Basketball Jada Claude 1 ...... Basketball Trevor Horton 1 ...... Football Damani Neal 3 ...... Football Paul Labriola 1...... Baseball Solei Thomas 1 ...... Volleyball Lauren Cline 1...... Volleyball Finn Hossfeld 1 ...... Fencing Robert Nelson 2...... Football Frank Ladson Jr. 1...... Football Cale Thorne 4 ...... Soccer Kylie Co¢elt 2 ...... Softball Davis Howell 1 ...... Track & Field Sarah Nelson 3...... Volleyball Trevor Lawrence 2 ...... Football Ray Thornton III 1 ...... Football Emily Cole 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Caroline Howley 1...... CC/Track & Field Erikson Nichols 4...... Baseball Zeniyah Lawrence 1 ...... Track & Field Alexandria Thull 1 ...... Rowing Mackenzie Cole 2 ...... Volleyball Wil Hoyle 1 ...... Baseball Shae Nicolaisen 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Jackson Leech 1...... Track & Field Deonte Tolbert 1 ...... Track & Field Jaylen Coleman 1 ...... Football Jackson Hubbard 3...... Football Jonah Niesenbaum 1 ...... Wrestling Nolan Lennon 5 ...... Soccer Tyler Traynham 1...... Football Nico Coleman 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Sarah Hubner 3...... Rowing Julia Noguchi 2 ...... Fencing Jasmine Lewis 1 ...... Rowing Mason Trotter 1 ...... Football Mackenzie Coles 3 ...... Soccer Myles Hudzick 4 ...... Football Grant Norris 1 ...... Baseball Jackson Lindley 1 ...... Baseball Leah Truelove 1...... Rowing Felise Collins 1 ...... Softball Kinsie Huggins 1 ...... Track & Field Sergi Nus 1...... Soccer Danielle Little 3 ...... Track & Field Elijah Turner 2 ...... Football Jack Colyar 1 ...... Football Callie Humphrey 4 ...... Lacrosse RJ Oben 1...... Football Yizhou Liu 2 ...... Tennis Rachel Twitty 1...... Rowing Kirby Comizio 3 ...... Field Hockey Sarah Hung 2 ...... Fencing Stephen O’Connell 3 ...... Soccer Ellie Loehrer 2 ...... Rowing Hunter Tyson 2 ...... Basketball Matthew Cone 3 ...... Football Kamryn Jackson 1 ...... Softball Caroline Olsen 3 ...... Rowing Alia Logoleo 1 ...... Softball Aliute Udoka 4 ...... Rowing Devin Connell 2...... CC/Track & Field Luke Jackson 1 ...... Track & Field Natasha Ong 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Isis Lopes 1 ...... Basketball Ana Paula Valdes 4 ...... Golf Kay Conway 1 ...... Lacrosse Caroline Jacobsen 2 ...... Softball Hannah O’Sullivan 3 ...... Golf Eleni Louka 1 ...... Tennis Isabel Velasquez 1 ...... Rowing Lily Cooper 2 ...... Volleyball Tracy Jander 4 ...... Track & Field Virginia Oursler 1 ...... Lacrosse Julie Mackin 4 ...... Soccer Jake Venables 1 ...... Football Catherine Cordrey 3 ...... Lacrosse Bryce Jarvis 3 ...... Baseball Kira Page 4...... Swimming/Diving Sandy MacIver 2 ...... Soccer Grant Voeks 3 ...... Track & Field Katie Cosgrove 3...... Lacrosse Maddie Jenner 2 ...... Lacrosse Eli Pancol 1 ...... Football Jack Maddox 3 ...... Football Grace Wagner 2...... Soccer Caitlin Cosme 3 ...... Soccer Garrett Johns 1 ...... Tennis Margaux Paolino 4...... Field Hockey Keith Maguire 1 ...... Football Christopher Wallace 2...... Track & Field Nick Cox 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Mia Johnson 2 ...... Rowing Maria Papadopoulos 3...... Fencing Matthew Maloney 1 ...... Football Kaila Wallace 1...... Rowing Anne Crabill 2 ...... Lacrosse Charlotte Johnson 1 ...... Field Hockey Kayle Park 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Justin Malou 2 ...... Soccer K’Von Wallace 4...... Football Chris Crabtree 3...... Baseball Gracie Johnson 1 ...... Volleyball Karlie Paschall 3 ...... Soccer George Marks 2 ...... Soccer John Ward 3...... Track & Field Rachel Crabtree 3 ...... Softball Sydney Johnson 2 ...... Rowing Jaida Patrick 1 ...... Basketball Laura Marti 1 ...... Tennis Anna Warwick 1 ...... Rowing Jenna Crean 1 ...... Track & Field Maddie Johnston 2 ...... Lacrosse Graham Pauley 1 ...... Baseball John Martin 2...... Soccer Delicia Washington 1...... Basketball Katie Cronin 2 ...... Lacrosse Scott Jones 4...... Football Aeneas Peebles 1 ...... Football Chris Matlashewski 1 ...... Soccer Amanda Watson 1 ...... Track & Field Leah Crouse 2 ...... Field Hockey Ruthie Jones 1 ...... Soccer Adrien Pendaries 3...... Golf Lindsay May 2 ...... Golf Jonathan Weitz 1...... Football Joe Cullen 2...... CC/Track & Field Sophie Jones 1 ...... Soccer Rachel Peroni 2...... Swimming/Diving Madison May 1 ...... Softball Peyton Wheeler 1...... Rowing Chris Dalla Valle 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Drew Jordan 1 ...... Football Carly Perri 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Max May 2...... Football Harleigh White 3 ...... Track & Field Lexi Davidson 2...... Field Hockey Kylie Jordan 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Maddy Pfa¢ 2 ...... Swimming/Diving O’Neil McBride 1 ...... Basketball Harper White 1 ...... Soccer Dejanae Davis 2...... Softball Alexis Joseph 2 ...... Lacrosse Wyatt Pfau 1...... Wrestling Conor McCabe 1...... Track & Field Emma Whitfield 1 ...... Softball John Day 2 ...... Swimming/Diving William Julien 1 ...... Fencing Hass Pinto 1 ...... Soccer Ryan McCloskey 1...... Track & Field Anna Wichmann 1 ...... Track & Field Connie Dean 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Natalie Kahn 2 ...... Lacrosse Sarah Piper 1 ...... Soccer Patrick McClure 2 ...... Football Jaxon Wiley 1 ...... Tennis Caroline DeBellis 1 ...... Lacrosse Brittany Kampfer 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Melissa Pish 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Jordan McFadden 1...... Football Tyler Willis 1 ...... Track & Field Sam DeBellis 4 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Karlin 3 ...... Football Sara Platek 3...... CC/Track & Field Kamryn McIntosh 1 ...... Track & Field Josie Wirtz 2 ...... Track & Field Virginia del Real 1 ...... Rowing Chris Katrenick 3 ...... Football Mackenzie Pluck 2 ...... Soccer Madison McKenzie 1 ...... Rowing Morgan Wittrock 1 ...... Track & Field Javin DeLaurier 1 ...... Basketball Chandler Katz 1 ...... Lacrosse Molly Pluenneke 1 ...... Rowing Hannah McLaughlin 1...... Soccer Kaley Wojciechowski 3 ...... Rowing AJ Delgado 1 ...... Lacrosse Evan Katz 3 ...... Golf Matt Politis 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Meghan McLean 2 ...... Rowing Paul Dellinger 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Jameson Kavel 3 ...... Softball Jason Post 1...... Fencing Matt McMahan 1 ...... Football DUKE 572 Kiki Densel 2 ...... Rowing Luca Keist 1 ...... Tennis Lily Posternak 3 ...... Field Hockey Danae McNeal 1 ...... Basketball Jayda Adams 2 ...... Basketball Elijah Deveaux 3 ...... Football Conor Kelly 2...... Soccer Drew Powell 2 ...... Golf Quinn McNeill 3...... Soccer Samir Agadi 1...... Tennis Steven DiLisio 4 ...... Golf Hannah Kelly 1 ...... Track & Field Daniele Proch 3 ...... Soccer Shania Meertens 1 ...... Basketball Daniel Aguilar 1 ...... Soccer Haley Dion 1 ...... Rowing Reed Kenny 3 ...... Rowing Maya Provencal 1 ...... Track & Field Chez Mellusi 1...... Football Onome Akinbode-James 2 ...... Basketball Will Dixon 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Cam Kerr 1 ...... Soccer Will Pulisic 3...... Soccer Kier Meredith 3 ...... Baseball Huda Aldadah 2 ...... Fencing Matt Dockman 3 ...... Baseball Jadon Kerry 2...... Lacrosse Maddi Pullinger 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Mackenzy Middlebrooks 1 ...... Tennis Beau Allen 1 ...... Track & Field Suzanne Dolan 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Gina Kim 2 ...... Golf Kevin Quigley 3 ...... Lacrosse Kate Miekley 3 ...... Track & Field C.J. Ambrosio 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Drake Doolittle 1 ...... Wrestling Grace Kim 2 ...... Field Hockey Sean Rafique 4 ...... Track & Field Katie Mirabella 2 ...... Rowing Alex Amos 1 ...... Volleyball Jack Doran 4...... Soccer Brynn King 1 ...... Track & Field Dalton Randall 4...... CC/Track & Field Abigail Mitchell 3 ...... Soccer Sam Amos 1 ...... Volleyball Connor Drake 1 ...... Lacrosse Carly King 1 ...... Track & Field Ethan Ready 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Jackson Moehler 2 ...... Soccer Benjamin Anderson 3 ...... Wrestling Emmy Duerr 1 ...... Soccer Zach Kinne 1...... CC/Track & Field AJ Reed 4...... Football Enrique Montana III 1 ...... Soccer Harel Anolick 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Rani Du¢ 4 ...... Rowing Clark Klitenic 1 ...... Baseball Michael Reese 1 ...... Football Logan Morris 4 ...... Track & Field Rivka Arbiv 3 ...... Track & Field Madison Dunk 3 ...... Lacrosse Anne Klok 3 ...... Rowing Michaela Reinhart 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Maliah Morris 1 ...... Soccer Sarah Armstrong 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Mataeo Durant 2 ...... Football Megan Knauer 2...... Rowing Michael Reis 2 ...... Soccer Keco Morrison 1 ...... Track & Field Connor Atkinson 1 ...... Track & Field Christopher Dutra 3 ...... Baseball Chad Knight 1 ...... Baseball Jeremiah Reitz 1 ...... Wrestling Hall Morton 4 ...... Football Brittany Aveni 4...... Track & Field Summer Dvorak 1 ...... Tennis Matthew Knox 1...... Swimming/Diving Elizabeth Reneau 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Rachel Mumau 3 ...... Rowing Cam Badour 3 ...... Lacrosse Mason Eaglin 2...... Wrestling Lara Kohlenbach 1 ...... Track & Field Kevin Repice 1...... Swimming/Diving Zaina Nait Omar 1 ...... Tennis Dana Baker 2 ...... Track & Field Chandler Eaton 4 ...... Golf Ethan Krause 3 ...... Wrestling Lindsey Reynolds 4 ...... Lacrosse John Newman III 2 ...... Basketball Vincent Baker 1 ...... Wrestling AJ Eckmann 4...... CC/Track & Field Coleman Kredich 1...... Swimming/Diving Cole Reznick 2 ...... Swimming/Diving William Nottingham 2 ...... Golf Zach Baker 4...... Football Zamari Ellis 2 ...... Football Ema Kuczura 3...... Rowing Kelsey Reznick 1 ...... Field Hockey Adrian Nunez 2...... Soccer Cat Barry 3 ...... Lacrosse Alice Elworthy 1...... Rowing Omni Kumar 1 ...... Tennis Gabrielle Richichi 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Chloe O’Brien 2 ...... Rowing Olwyn Bartis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Olivia Erlbeck 2...... Soccer Kate Kutzer 3 ...... Track & Field Lexi Rieu 4 ...... Lacrosse Arielle Oda 1 ...... Softball J.P. Basile 1...... Lacrosse Tara Fagan 3...... Rowing Kelsey Lackey 2...... Rowing Quinn Riley 2...... Golf Sarah Osborne 4 ...... Soccer Chloe Beck 1 ...... Tennis Luca Diamont 1...... Football Spencer LaFata 3...... Swimming/Diving Jacob Rimmer 1 ...... Football Elizabeth Paradise 1 ...... Rowing Ana Belac 2 ...... Golf Max Feldman 4...... Soccer Kyra Lambert 5 ...... Basketball Sam Rivera 1...... CC/Track & Field James Parker 1 ...... Baseball Trey Bender 3 ...... Lacrosse Aiden Felty 1 ...... Track & Field Abby Landry 3 ...... Lacrosse Joe Robertson 3...... Lacrosse Kane Patterson 1 ...... Football Hattie Bevan 1 ...... Field Hockey Carl Fisher 1 ...... Soccer Kendyl Lange 1 ...... Softball Justin Robinson 3 ...... Basketball Colby Patton 2...... Golf Halle Bieber 1 ...... Track & Field Lizzie Fitzpatrick 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Michael Larbie 1...... Football Lee Rodio 3 ...... Football Carter Pendley 1 ...... Golf Angie Biele 1 ...... Softball Shaye Fitzpatrick 1 ...... Lacrosse Brandon LaRue 1 ...... Wrestling Josh Romine 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Cammy Pereira 1 ...... Softball Lindsay Billings 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Lizzie Fleming 1...... Volleyball Ema Lazic 3...... Tennis Michael Rothenberg 3 ...... Baseball Turk Pettit 1 ...... Golf Margaryta Bilokin 2 ...... Tennis Kyle Foltz 2 ...... Track & Field Garrett Leadmon 1 ...... Lacrosse Cole Rowan 2 ...... Track & Field Patrick Phibbs 4 ...... Football Mark Birmingham 3 ...... Football Michael Foltz 1 ...... Baseball Easop Lee 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Patrick Rowland 1 ...... Wrestling Jalyn Phillips 1 ...... Football Christina Biscardi 1...... Lacrosse Kristina Foreman 2 ...... Softball Megan Lee 1 ...... Rowing Samuel Rubell 1 ...... Tennis Tim Pitts 1 ...... Tennis Missy Biscardi 1 ...... Lacrosse Payton Fraser 2 ...... Rowing Blake Leischow 1 ...... Lacrosse Olivia Rubin 2 ...... Lacrosse Sean Pollard 4 ...... Football Josh Blackwell 1 ...... Football Matthias Frick 3 ...... Soccer Patrick Leitten 1...... Football Brycen Rushing 3...... Fencing B.T. Potter 1 ...... Football Kai Blake 1...... Wrestling Christian Friis 1 ...... Track & Field Kiegan Lenihan 2 ...... Track & Field Mason Russell 1 ...... Football Ava Pritchard 1 ...... Volleyball Maya Blake 3 ...... Rowing Ben Frye 3 ...... Football Sophia LeRose 2 ...... Lacrosse Olivia Sahaydak 2 ...... Field Hockey Rebecca Pulsifer 4...... Rowing Tess Boade 3...... Soccer Britt Fuller 1 ...... Baseball Bobby Levine 4 ...... Tennis Sabrina Sain 1 ...... Rowing Will Putnam 1...... Football Jake Bobo 2...... Football Spencer Furman 4 ...... Tennis Austin Li 3 ...... Fencing Dominique Salinas 3 ...... Softball Jori Radtke 1...... Volleyball Sheldon Bobo¢ 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Megan Furtney 1...... Golf Emilie Lijesen 1 ...... Rowing Kyle Salley 2 ...... Baseball Klayton Randolph 1 ...... Football Sydney Bolan 1 ...... Softball Xander Gagnon 4 ...... Football Sanha Lim 3 ...... Fencing Gabriella Salvati 2 ...... Rowing Hunter Rayburn 1 ...... Football Lelia Boley 4...... Rowing Christopher Gardarsson 2 ...... Soccer Terry Lindsay 4 ...... Lacrosse Julian Santos 4 ...... Football Sheldon Reed 1 ...... Baseball Andrew Bonafede 2 ...... Lacrosse Grace Garverick 4 ...... Rowing Morgan Linsley 1 ...... Rowing Lindsay Sapienza 3 ...... Fencing Chandler Reeves 3 ...... Football Jaravee Boonchant 3 ...... Golf Jaina Gaudette 4...... Swimming/Diving Payton Little 1 ...... Track & Field Amit Sarma 3...... Fencing Isaiah Reid 1 ...... Soccer Rylee Bowen 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Simi Gbadegesin 3 ...... Track & Field Ashley Lo 1...... Fencing Michael Savarino 1...... Basketball

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Clara Savchik 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Colson Zucker 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Ali Kalayjian 1...... Soccer Cameron Taddonio 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Madeleine Hadd 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Walker Scaglione 2 ...... Lacrosse Jayla Kirkland 2 ...... Track & Field Lily Tessier 2...... Volleyball Kim Hallowes 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Quinn Scannell 2...... Swimming/Diving Alan Klenor 1 ...... Golf Cameron Thatcher 3...... Swimming/Diving Connor Hansen 1...... Football Sam Schadler 1 ...... CC/Track & Field FLORIDA STATE 301 Alex Kna¢ 4 ...... Tennis Adonis Thomas 1 ...... Football Peje’ Harris 1...... Football Natalie Schilling 3 ...... Volleyball Yasmine Abbes 1 ...... Cross Country Kasey Knevelbaard 1 ...... Track & Field Makala Thomas 1 ...... Soccer Brian Hauch 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Haley Schleicher 4 ...... Field Hockey Gri¢in Alaniz 4...... Swimming/Diving Taryn Knuth 3 ...... Volleyball Tru Thompson 1 ...... Football Bri Hayden 3...... Track & Field Lexi Schmalz 1...... Lacrosse Reese Albert 2 ...... Baseball Balsa Koprivica 1 ...... Basketball Puk Lyng Thomsen 2...... Golf Keegan Hemmingway 3 ...... Football RJ Schreck 2 ...... Baseball Victoria Allen 1 ...... Tennis Jakub Ksiazek 2...... Swimming/Diving Richard Thongoana 1 ...... Tennis Kristen Hepler 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Payton Schwantz 3 ...... Volleyball Kertu Ly Alnek 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Nina Kucheran 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Maegan Tomlinson 2...... Softball Hana Herndon 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Jonathan Schwartzman 4 ...... Fencing Jack Anderson 1 ...... Baseball Katie Kuhn 4 ...... Cross Country Micaela Torres 3 ...... Cross Country Clayton Hering 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Sean Sculley 2 ...... Tennis Cole Anderson 1 ...... Golf Clayton Kwiatkowski 1 ...... Baseball Ethan Umstead 1 ...... Football Nerea Hermosa 1 ...... Basketball Billy Seidl 1 ...... Baseball Maddie Anderson 1...... Beach Volleyball Hailey Ladd 1...... Swimming/Diving Nicholas Vance 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Chloe Hetherington 1 ...... Track & Field Charlotte Sendek 1 ...... Rowing Kelly Aponte 4...... Cross Country Kiersten Landers 2 ...... Softball Sydney VanOvermeiren 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Camryn Hidalgo 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kohl Sha¢er 3...... Lacrosse Sebastian Arcila 1 ...... Tennis Jaiden Lars-Woodbey 2...... Football Peter Varjasi 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Bennett Hillier 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Raines Shamburger 3 ...... Lacrosse Caylan Arnold 1 ...... Softball Sayawni Lassiter 3 ...... Basketball Devin Vassell 2 ...... Basketball Jake Holland 1...... Baseball Erica Shepherd 1 ...... Golf Riley Bahr 1 ...... Cross Country Enzo Le seguillon 2 ...... Tennis Cedric Vincent 1 ...... Football Lilly Hooper 3 ...... Softball Amelia Shunk 2 ...... Rowing Katherine Baker 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Izabela Nicoletti Leite 2 ...... Basketball Eleanor Wallace 2 ...... Cross Country Connor Howe 1 ...... Golf Emma Shuppert 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Nico Baldor 2 ...... Baseball Mandy Lewis 5 ...... Track & Field Caleb Ward 1 ...... Football Jalen Hu¢ 1...... Football Kelcie Simmons 2 ...... Track & Field River Baldwin 1...... Basketball Jamie Li 2...... Golf Treshaun Ward 1 ...... Football Brant Hurter 3 ...... Baseball Natalie Simmons 2 ...... Track & Field Taylor Banks 1 ...... Track & Field Travis Light 2 ...... Basketball Emma Warren 2...... Cross Country Emily Ilgenfritz 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Sydney Simmons 2 ...... Soccer Izaak Bastian 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Jennifer Lima 3 ...... Cross Country Raekwon Webb 1 ...... Football Jadyn Jackson 1...... Baseball Shae Simpson 1 ...... Rowing Malia Berkely 3...... Soccer David Lott 2 ...... Track & Field Kourtney Weber 2 ...... Basketball Ariella Jackson 2 ...... Softball Lauren Sizemore 1...... Rowing Kate Bernicke 3 ...... Cross Country Shanice Love 4...... Track & Field Austin White 1 ...... Football Daniel Jacobs 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Tim Skapek 4 ...... Football Rana-Roop Bhullar 1 ...... Tennis Jackson Lucas 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Alesandra Wiechecki Vergara 1...... Cross Country Dylan Jean-Baptiste 1...... CC/Track & Field Garrett Smith 2 ...... Lacrosse Julia Blankenbaker 2 ...... Cross Country Kristina Lynch 2 ...... Soccer Savannah Wilkinson 3 ...... Basketball Daijah Je¢erson 3 ...... Basketball Jordan Smith 1...... Rowing Lindsay Boethig 1 ...... Cross Country Kayla Maczuga 5 ...... Track & Field Patrick Williams 1 ...... Basketball Andrew Jenkins 1 ...... Baseball Kincey Smith 3 ...... Volleyball Kaley Boethig 1...... Cross Country Emily Madril 2 ...... Soccer Jauan Williams 1 ...... Football Amber Johns 2 ...... Softball Liam Smith 3...... Football Brooke Bollinger 2 ...... Soccer Gabriella Madson 1 ...... Track & Field Jay Williams 1...... Football Ryan Johnson 1...... Football Matt Smith 1 ...... Football Boglarka Bonecz 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Nadia Ma¢o 2 ...... Track & Field Peta-Gay Williams 3 ...... Track & Field Kayla Kaiser 1 ...... Volleyball Brian Smyth 2 ...... Lacrosse Ayla Bonniwell 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Sarah Magee 1 ...... Cross Country Deion Williams 2 ...... Volleyball Emma Kauf 1 ...... Softball Sarah Snyder 1...... Swimming/Diving Tyrell Brewer 1...... Baseball Tommy Martin 1...... Football Amelia Williamson 2 ...... Golf Coral Kazaro¢ 3...... Volleyball Jacob Sobota 3 ...... Track & Field DeCalon Brooks 1...... Football Jasmyn Martin 1 ...... Volleyball Emma Wilson 1 ...... Softball Andrew Kent 4...... CC/Track & Field Kiernan Spencer 4 ...... Rowing Savannah Brown 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Elizabeth Mason 2...... Softball Hannah Womer 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Abigail Kettle 2 ...... Track & Field Alex Springate 2 ...... Volleyball Jarvis Brownlee 1 ...... Football D.J. Matthews 1...... Football Nevada Wood 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Mark Kimura Smith 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Gavin Spurrier 1...... Football Deja Bush 4 ...... Track & Field Molly McBain 4...... Beach Volleyball Chase Wood 2 ...... Tennis Ben King 1 ...... Baseball Luke Spurrier 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Patrick Butkovich 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nicole McConnell 2 ...... Cross Country Raymond Woodie III 1 ...... Football Alexis Kitchens 2...... Track & Field Peyton St. George 3 ...... Softball Janae Caldwell 3 ...... Track & Field Max McCusker 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Nausia Woolfolk 1 ...... Basketball Samantha Knapp 3 ...... Volleyball Nick Stachowiak 4...... Tennis Caleb Cali 1 ...... Baseball Madeleine McDonald 2 ...... Swimming/Diving John Yambor-Maul 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Demetrius Knight II 1...... Football Holly Stam 2 ...... Soccer Sarah Candiano 5 ...... Track & Field Kristen McFarland 4 ...... Soccer Billy Young 1 ...... Football Joonas Koski 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Aedan Stanley 2 ...... Soccer Gabby Carle 3...... Soccer Chad McGuire 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Noah Young 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jacob Kreider 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Sammi Steele 5...... Field Hockey Clayton Carlson 2 ...... Cross Country Lexi McKeown 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Alice Zeimann 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Chet Lagod 4 ...... Football Joseph Stein 2...... Lacrosse Molly Carlson 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Kyle McMullen 2 ...... Baseball Ana Zortea 2...... Swimming/Diving Lotta-Maj Lahtinen 2 ...... Basketball Wilson Stephenson 2 ...... Lacrosse Kile Carriger 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Jaleel McRae 1 ...... Football Mariah Zupan 2...... Cross Country Caroline Lee 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Ella Stevens 3...... Soccer Alaina Chacon 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Will Miles 4...... Basketball Dylan Leonard 1 ...... Football Matt Stinebiser 1...... Baseball Morgan Chacon 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Ashley Miller 1 ...... Track & Field GEORGIA TECH 240 Aaron Lewis 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Cooper Stinson 1 ...... Baseball Jamarcus Chatman 1 ...... Football Megan Mooney 3 ...... Cross Country Jerrod Abee 1...... Football Darren Lim 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Ben Stone 2 ...... Fencing Rebecca Clark 1 ...... Cross Country Tyrell Moorer 1...... Football Leif Andersen 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Cade Long 2 ...... Football Esteban Suarez 2 ...... Track & Field London Clarkson 1 ...... Basketball Blake Moran 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Henrik Anderson 2...... CC/Track & Field Catriona MacGregor 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Tom Sullivan 4...... CC/Track & Field Emma Clothier 1...... Volleyball Dani Morgan 4 ...... Softball Andy Archer 3 ...... Baseball Joseph Mannelly 1 ...... Baseball Zoe Superville 2 ...... Fencing Addi Coggins 3 ...... Cross Country Caleigh Morrison 1 ...... Volleyball Jackson Arnold 1...... Baseball Isabella Many 3...... Softball Nikita Suri 1 ...... Rowing Alyssa Collins 2 ...... Volleyball Rebecca Moynihan 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Tricia Awald 1 ...... Softball Andy Mao 1 ...... Golf Remi Swartz 3 ...... Soccer Alyssa Conarton 1...... Soccer Kaley Mudge 1...... Softball Tad Aycock 2 ...... Football Will Marshall 1 ...... Football Michael Swirbalus 1 ...... Lacrosse Servenot Conserve 1 ...... Track & Field Josie Mu¢ley 1 ...... Softball Kyle Barone 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Andres Martin 1 ...... Tennis Harrison Taee 4 ...... Golf Ian Cooper 1...... Swimming/Diving Erin Murphy 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Avery Bartlett 5 ...... CC/Track & Field Andrew Matson 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Nick Talati 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kara Coughlin 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Garrett Murray 2 ...... Football Zummy Bauer 3 ...... Tennis Bria Matthews 5 ...... Track & Field Zuzu Tang 4 ...... Fencing Steven Cross 4 ...... Cross Country Valencia Myers 2...... Basketball Emily Becker 4...... Volleyball Grace Mauldin 3 ...... Swimming/Diving John Taylor 3 ...... Football Chloe Culp 1 ...... Softball Sarah Myers 3...... Cross Country Chico Bennett Jr. 1 ...... Football Matthew Mazzacano 1...... CC/Track & Field Scotty Taylor 1 ...... Soccer Trey Cunningham 3 ...... Track & Field Gabe Nabers 3...... Football Charlie Benson 2 ...... Baseball Matt McBrien 5 ...... CC/Track & Field Will Taylor 3 ...... Football Nandini Das 3...... Tennis Hunter Napier 4 ...... Track & Field Julia Bergmann 1 ...... Volleyball Eamon McCoy 1...... CC/Track & Field Will Tenpas 1...... Swimming/Diving Ashley David 1 ...... Cross Country Nicholas Napier 1 ...... Track & Field Mac Bloodworth 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Marcus McDaniel 1...... Tennis Chris Theodore 2...... CC/Track & Field Josh Davidson 3...... Swimming/Diving Matheu Nelson 2...... Baseball Isabella Bowland 2...... CC/Track & Field Brandon McKinney 1 ...... Tennis Kaeli Thompson 1 ...... Track & Field Cassidy Davis 4...... Softball LeiLanni Nesbeth 1 ...... Soccer Mariana Brambilla 2 ...... Volleyball Matti McKissock 2 ...... Volleyball Libby Thompson 2 ...... Field Hockey Ginelle Demone 4...... Track & Field Dante Newberg 3 ...... Track & Field Tyler Branscombe 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Clay McKnight 1...... CC/Track & Field Ryan Thompson 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Domen Demsar 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Abbey Newton 1 ...... Soccer Adam Bratton 1 ...... Golf Madison McPherson 1 ...... Softball Zach Thomson 2 ...... Football Jazmyn Dennis 1 ...... Track & Field Jenna Nighswonger 1 ...... Soccer Michael Brimer 1...... Football Alexandra Melehan 5...... Cross Country Ainsley Thurston 1 ...... Lacrosse Adarius Dent 1 ...... Football Morgan Noah 2 ...... Softball Nicholas Broadway 1...... Basketball Chloe Miller 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Hannah Thurston 2 ...... Lacrosse Akeem Dent 1...... Football Jessica Nunge 1...... Volleyball Olin Broadway 2 ...... Football Jamie Miller 1...... CC/Track & Field Grace Tian 1 ...... Fencing Marielle Diaz 3 ...... Beach Volleyball Kelechi Nwanaga 1 ...... Track & Field Morgan Bruce 1 ...... Softball Cole Miller 1...... CC/Track & Field Caeley Tierney 1...... Rowing Amanda Doherty 4 ...... Golf Sidney Oakes-lottridge 3...... Cross Country Jalen Camp 3 ...... Football Olivia Moore 2 ...... Track & Field Olivia Tighe 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Alexis Durlacher 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Elise Olsen 3...... Swimming/Diving McKenzie Campbell 1...... Swimming/Diving Bianca Mora 2 ...... Softball Jake Topolski 2 ...... Baseball Kayla Easterly 3 ...... Cross Country Mo Palmer 1 ...... Cross Country Josh Carlson 1...... Football Breland Morissette 2 ...... Volleyball Leigha Torino 3...... CC/Track & Field Nicki Ekhomu 2 ...... Basketball Savannah Parker 1 ...... Softball Austin Carroll 1...... Swimming/Diving Claire Moritz 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Naima Turbes 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Adrian Ell 3 ...... Volleyball Sarah Parrish 2 ...... Cross Country Meghan Cassidy 1 ...... Softball Harrison Morris 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Turner Uppgren 5 ...... Lacrosse Magdalena Emary 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kirsten Pavlisko 1 ...... Soccer Hugh Chapman 3 ...... Baseball Erin Moss 1 ...... Volleyball Eleonore van de Laar 1 ...... Field Hockey Gino English 1 ...... Football Heather Payne 1...... Soccer Keshav Chopra 1...... Tennis Nasim Motaghedi 2...... Track & Field Josie Varney 1 ...... Field Hockey Isabella English 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Scott Pekarske 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Onyinye Chukka 1 ...... Track & Field Austin Nash 3 ...... Football Gigi Vasile 2 ...... Lacrosse Brianna Enter 1 ...... Softball Erin Phelps 2...... Cross Country Cori Clifton 3...... Volleyball Blake Neleman 1...... Softball Suniel Veerakone 2 ...... Soccer Aidan Famino¢ 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Connor Phillips 1...... Cross Country Jack Coco 1 ...... Football Cole Neuber 1 ...... Football Adrian Vela 1...... Soccer Caleb Faris 1 ...... Football Max Polianski 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Abby Cohen 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Noah Norton 1 ...... Golf Nick Viers 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Leslie Farris 1 ...... Softball Avery Poppinga 3 ...... Beach Volleyball Joshua Cohen 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Nick Nyman 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Olivia von Stau¢enberg 2 ...... Rowing Kyle Fearrington 3...... Track & Field Greyson Porter 3 ...... Golf Braeden Collins 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Savannah Ogle 1...... Volleyball Bobby Wade 2 ...... Lacrosse Sam Field 1 ...... Cross Country Caleb Pottor¢ 3 ...... Cross Country Kodie Comby 1 ...... Volleyball William O’Rielly 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Isabel Wakefield 2...... Track & Field Ryan Fitzgerald 1...... Football Loris Pourroy 1 ...... Tennis Tyler Cooksey 1...... Football Nami Otsuka 3 ...... Tennis Reilly Walsh 3...... Lacrosse Madison Fitzpatrick 3 ...... Beach Volleyball Harrison Prieto 4 ...... Basketball Will Coquillard 1 ...... Baseball Zach Owens 1 ...... Football Agoston Walter 3 ...... Fencing Nia Flagg 3 ...... Track & Field Kate Privett 2 ...... Beach Volleyball Samuel Costa 4...... CC/Track & Field Francesca Pan 4 ...... Basketball Zsofia Walter 1 ...... Fencing Devyn Flaherty 1...... Softball Samantha Puisis 1...... Basketball Nathan Cottrell 2 ...... Football Allie Paschal 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Shelby Walters 2 ...... Softball Trent Forrest 4...... Basketball Sara Putt 4...... Beach Volleyball Kennedy Cowden 1 ...... Softball Aidan Pastel 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Miranda Wang 3...... Golf Joab Francois 1 ...... Track & Field Taylor Radecki 1 ...... Soccer James Cragin 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Hannah Petit 3...... Track & Field Jordan Waters 1 ...... Football Quashon Fuller 1...... Football Macy Ratli¢ 1 ...... Softball Sam Crawford 2...... Baseball Palmer Pinholster 2 ...... Softball Marquis Waters 2 ...... Football Elizabeth Funderburk 2 ...... Cross Country Wyatt Rector 1 ...... Football Lorela Cubaj 1 ...... Basketball Asanti Price 1 ...... Basketball Ali Watson 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Amari Gainer 1...... Football Parker Reddig 1 ...... Golf David Curry 1 ...... Football Drew Puckett 4...... Softball Connor Wells 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Andrea Garcia Fernandez 4 ...... Tennis Bryn Rees Nahrung 1 ...... Tennis Taylor Cushman 1...... CC/Track & Field Caio Pumputis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Everett Werner 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Mohamed Aziz Gha¢ari 1...... Swimming/Diving Alondra Reyna-Lopez 2 ...... Cross Country Austin Daniel 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Lexi Ray 1 ...... Softball Tristan Westover 3 ...... Football Leanna Gharbaoui 1...... Swimming/Diving Paxton Rhoads 3...... Swimming/Diving Caroline Davis 1...... Softball Micahel Reilly 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Jessica Whang 4 ...... Fencing Tyler Gilroy 1 ...... Football Manuella Ribas Andrade 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Kyrsten Davis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving David Reteneller 2...... CC/Track & Field Matthew Whelan 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kevon Glenn 1 ...... Football James Rivera 1 ...... Track & Field Tyler Davis 1 ...... Football Elizabeth Rice 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Jack White 4 ...... Basketball Jalen Goss 1...... Football Axel Rizo 2 ...... Football Brennan Day 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Malachi Rice 1 ...... Basketball Josh White 3...... Lacrosse Giulia Grasso 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Clara Robbins 4 ...... Soccer Monika Dedaj 1 ...... Tennis Paxton Rigby 4 ...... Baseball Cabell Whitlow 2...... Swimming/Diving Trentorria Green 1 ...... Track & Field Ashley Robert 3 ...... Beach Volleyball Tacari Demery 1 ...... Track & Field Cort Roedig 2 ...... Baseball Sheridan Wilbur 5 ...... Track & Field Jackson Greene 1 ...... Baseball Taylor Roberts 2 ...... Volleyball Naomi Dickerson 3 ...... Softball Breanna Roper 1 ...... Softball Lucas Wiley 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Klaudia Greer 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Janarius Robinson 2 ...... Football Will Dickson 1 ...... Golf Thompson Rudolph 2 ...... Football Antone Williams 1 ...... Football Silas Gri¢ith 1 ...... Cross Country Chris Ruckdeschel 2...... Baseball Carly Doi 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Jordyn Sak 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Coleman Williams 2 ...... Baseball Parker Grothaus 2 ...... Football Keara Rutz 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Lexi Dorn 2 ...... Volleyball Mitchell Sanders 5 ...... CC/Track & Field Dyson Williams 1 ...... Lacrosse Dorothy Halmy 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Lauren Ryan 1...... Cross Country D’Quan Douse 1 ...... Football Sophia Sassoli 1 ...... Tennis Helen Williams 3 ...... Cross Country Chase Haney 5 ...... Baseball Emmanuelle Salas 2...... Tennis Mikaila Dowd 3 ...... Volleyball Will Scissum 1 ...... Football Henry Williams 1 ...... Baseball Elizabeth Harris 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sandra Salonen 4...... Golf Kendria Edouard 1...... Track & Field Chanin Scott 2 ...... Basketball Keith Williams 1...... Track & Field Amani Heaven 2 ...... Track & Field Kiora Sanchez 2...... Beach Volleyball Imane El Barodi 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Dylan Scott 1...... Swimming/Diving Miles Williams 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Ira Henry III 1 ...... Football Kathryn Sandercock 2 ...... Softball Devin Ellison 1 ...... Football Anton Serafini 3 ...... Golf Brandon Williamson 4 ...... Soccer Helayna Hessinger 4...... Swimming/Diving Summer Schafers 4 ...... Track & Field Rebecca Entrekin 3...... Cross Country Julia Shuford 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Emily Wilson 3 ...... Soccer Lauren Hew 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Paige Schendelaar-Kemp 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nicole Fegans 3...... CC/Track & Field Josiah Siegel 1 ...... Baseball Porter Wilson 1 ...... Football Sasha Hill 1 ...... Tennis Quintin Scholz 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Christian Ferraro 2...... Swimming/Diving Je¢ Sims 1 ...... Football Raine Wilson 3 ...... Softball Alex Hilton 1 ...... Beach Volleyball Abigail Schrobilgen 1 ...... Cross Country Jackson Finley 1 ...... Baseball Kristian Sjolund 1 ...... Basketball Ellie Winslow 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Caroline Hodge 2 ...... Golf Autumn Schutt 1 ...... Cross Country Kierra Fletcher 3...... Basketball Dalton Smith 1 ...... Baseball Matt Wisner 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Jacob Hoe¢ner 1 ...... Track & Field Loren Scott 1...... Volleyball Ellen Flood 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Mary Claire Solomon 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Jillian Wolgemuth 4 ...... Field Hockey Jacob Holmes 1...... Cross Country Jackson Seith 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Samantha Folio 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Jared Southers 1 ...... Football Ryan Wolitzer 4...... Football Stephanie Holmes 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Ka’Tia Seymour 2 ...... Track & Field Hinson Fowler 2 ...... Football Tyson Spears 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Qi wen Wong 3 ...... Golf Claire Hooker 4 ...... Cross Country Anna Shelnutt 3 ...... Softball Henry Freer 1 ...... Football Simone Spencer 1 ...... Volleyball Moorea Wood 1...... Volleyball Bryce Hubbart 1 ...... Baseball Calvin Sierota 2 ...... Golf Brandon Freestone 3 ...... Tennis Ryan Spiers 1 ...... Football Keenan Worthington 1 ...... Basketball Petra Hule 3 ...... Tennis Maudie Skyring 3...... Track & Field Liz Galarza 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Cameron Stanford 3 ...... Softball Aaron Wright 3 ...... Football Devan Hultquist 4...... Beach Volleyball Carter Smith 2...... Baseball Cli¢ Gandis 2 ...... Football Anthony Steets 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Daniel Wright 2 ...... Soccer Cade Hungate 1 ...... Baseball Paul Sta¢ord 1 ...... Cross Country Hamp Gibbs 3 ...... Football Tyler Strafaci 3 ...... Golf Ben Wyatt 4 ...... Football Maurice Ingenrieth 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Vladimir Stefanik 3 ...... Swimming/Diving John Giesler 1 ...... Baseball Richard Stanzione 1 ...... Football Brenda Yang 2 ...... Fencing Nathanael Jack 1...... Basketball Mira Stegmann 1 ...... Tennis MacKenzie Gignilliat 1 ...... Track & Field Ronan Sullivan 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Aaron Young 1 ...... Football Juan Jalif 1...... Tennis Kaia Stevenson 2...... Cross Country Nadia Gizdova 2...... Tennis Brooke Switzer 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Anneke Zegers 1 ...... Fencing Caroline Je¢ers 2 ...... Soccer Alina Stewart 4...... Track & Field Tucker Gleason 1 ...... Football Jamie Taylor 3...... Baseball Gabrielle Zegers 3...... Fencing Rachel Johnson 1 ...... Cross Country Alexander Strozier 1 ...... Football Paige Gohr 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Harrison Thiel 1...... Baseball Stephanie Zempolich 1 ...... Lacrosse Elle Johnson 1 ...... Golf Jake Suddreth 1 ...... Baseball Tamir Gonen Cohen 3...... Sw imming/Diving McKinley Thompson 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Andrew Zhang 1...... Tennis Gavin Jones 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Madison Sullivan 4 ...... Volleyball Tres Gonzalez 1 ...... Baseball Maddie Tippett 2 ...... Volleyball Laurel Zhang 4 ...... Fencing Morgan Jones 1...... Basketball Kathleen Sumner 3 ...... Golf Gabriela Gonzalez 1 ...... Tennis Lydia Troupe 1...... Track & Field Hannah Zhao 3...... Tennis Jodie Judd 2 ...... Cross Country Ryland Sun 1...... Swimming/Diving Michael Guldberg 3...... Baseball Cameron Turley 3 ...... Baseball Adam Zimmer 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Josh Kaindoh 2 ...... Football Ella Swigler 2 ...... Cross Country Gabrielle Gusmerotti 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Nathan Tyler 1...... Football

2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL 59 HONOR ROLL

Haley Unthank 2...... Track & Field Casey Fanz 4...... Swimming Eden Mayo 1 ...... Softball Sarah Thurson 2 ...... Rowing Benjamin Hannestad 1 ...... Tennis Jonathan Vater 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Lindsey Fanz 2...... Cross Country Nena Mbonu 1 ...... Volleyball Kelly Tichenor 2 ...... Swimming Sara Hansen 2 ...... Rowing Steven Verdisco 1 ...... Football Victoria Farley 2...... Track & Field Malley McFarlane 1 ...... Lacrosse Amaya Tillman 1...... Volleyball Kathleen Hanson 3...... Rowing Luke Waddell 3 ...... Baseball Jack Fasteen 1 ...... Soccer Melanie McHenry 3 ...... Volleyball Minna Tremonti 1...... Field Hockey Gudrun Haralz 2...... Soccer Clark Wakeland 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Molly Fears 4 ...... Swimming Callie McKinney 4...... Soccer Trenell Troutman 1 ...... Football Destiny Harden 1 ...... Basketball Lindsay Wallace 4...... Swimming/Diving Taja Felder 1 ...... Softball Ryan McMahon 3...... Basketball Kellan Tulio 1...... Baseball Kai-Leon Herbert 3 ...... Football Leon Warnakulasuriya 3...... Swimming/Diving Arianna Ferraro 4 ...... Soccer Alex McNicholas 3 ...... Lacrosse James Turner 1 ...... Football Willie Herenton 2 ...... Basketball Dwayne Watkins 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Erik Fertig 1 ...... Track & Field Madison Meister 3 ...... Rowing Ty Tyler 1 ...... Football Priscilla Hernandez 2 ...... Volleyball Wesley Wells 2 ...... Football Daniel Fiedler 2 ...... Track & Field Benjamin Metzinger 2...... Baseball Sofie Underdahl 3 ...... Swimming Zalon’Tae Hillery 1 ...... Football Brody Westbrooks 1 ...... Baseball Claudia Figueiredo 2 ...... Rowing Sophie Middendorf 2 ...... Swimming Levi Usher 1 ...... Baseball Mackenzie Holmgren 3 ...... Rowing Ben Wilhelm 1 ...... Football Clement Filho 4 ...... Tennis Mikayla Miller 1...... Soccer Renate Van Tonder 1 ...... Track & Field Mari Horpestad 1 ...... Soccer Jami Williams 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Dez Fitzpatrick 1...... Football Samantha Minrath 2 ...... Field Hockey Jamie Vasilou 1...... Volleyball Jarius Howard 1 ...... Football Sam Witcher 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Rachel Florek 1 ...... Lacrosse Carlos Mixon 1 ...... Golf Auriane Viola 1 ...... Track & Field Ryley Howard 2...... Cross Country Anna Witherspoon 1 ...... Track & Field Pedro Fonseca 1 ...... Soccer David Mizrahi 2...... Tennis Lainey Visscher 4 ...... Swimming William Huggins 2...... Football Kevin Wolf 1 ...... Football Justin Ford 1 ...... Football Fredrik Moe 4 ...... Tennis Jelena Vujanic 1 ...... Women’s Tennis Jamir Huston 1...... Basketball Denise Woode 4 ...... Track & Field Makenli Forrest 2 ...... Track & Field Monty Montgomery 1...... Football Samantha Wack 2...... Rowing Paige Jackett 1...... Rowing Carmen Woodru¢ 1...... Swimming/Diving Maggie Foster 1...... Lacrosse Devin Morley 4 ...... Golf Madison Walsh 3 ...... Field Hockey Maria Jakobsdottir 1 ...... Soccer Jonathan Yang 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Keegan Foulke 2 ...... Swimming Hannah Morris 2 ...... Lacrosse Addie Wanner 2 ...... Track & Field Clay James 2 ...... Football Jordan Yates 1 ...... Football Morgan Friesen 3 ...... Swimming Neal Morsi 1 ...... Swimming Sterling Warner 1 ...... Track & Field Bojan Jankulovski 2 ...... Tennis Kendall Young 1...... Football Matthew Fung 1 ...... Tennis Jonathan Moss 2 ...... Cross Country Will Warren 1 ...... Football Moulayna Johnson Sidi Baba 1...... Basketball Christopher Yun 3...... Tennis Celene Funke 4 ...... Softball Whena Munn 4 ...... Field Hockey Briana Washington 1 ...... Track & Field Alison Johnson 3 ...... Track & Field Bailee Zeitler 2...... Softball Gianna Gaul 2...... Track & Field John Murphy 3 ...... Golf Dorcas Wasike 4 ...... Cross Country Dante Johnson 1 ...... Football Albert Zhi 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nicolas Geary 1...... Cross Country Thomas Nauert 2 ...... Football Evan Webster 1 ...... Baseball Kayla Johnson 1 ...... Track & Field Thurman Geathers 1 ...... Football Meghan Nay 5 ...... Golf Brandon Wellington 1 ...... Football Laura Johnson 2 ...... Rowing LOUISVILLE 413 Jake Gelnovatch 3 ...... Soccer Niamh Nelson 3 ...... Soccer Aliyah Welter 2 ...... Track & Field Tarynn Kaelin 1 ...... Rowing Santiago Aguilera 2 ...... Swimming Leonard Getz 1 ...... Soccer Bethany Newcomb 1 ...... Rowing Andrew Wiegman 1 ...... Baseball Janet Kalaniuvalu 1 ...... Volleyball Greyson Alarcon 1 ...... Swimming Alexis Gibbons 3...... Track & Field Maddy Newman 3...... Softball Alejandro Wesbrooks 2 ...... Tennis Essence Kamaria 1 ...... Rowing Glenn Albanese 3 ...... Baseball Victoria Goldin 4...... Rowing Luke Nichols 2 ...... Track & Field Jack Wever 1 ...... Swimming Tommy Kennedy 1 ...... Football Nicolas Albiero 3 ...... Swimming Caroline Gosser 3 ...... Cross Country Hayden Norris 1...... Track & Field Cameron Wheeler 2...... Soccer Michaela Kerin 2 ...... Rowing Ravin Alexander2 ...... Soccer Nastja Govejsek 3 ...... Swimming Jordan Nwora 3 ...... Basketball Boosie Whitlow 1 ...... Football Tyler Keysor 1...... Baseball Summer Allen 1 ...... Rowing Taven Graves 3 ...... Football Hugh O’Hare 3...... Golf Grant Williams 1 ...... Basketball Sydney Knapp 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Elizabeth Allgeier 3 ...... Field Hockey Nyah Green 1...... Basketball Keith Oddo 1 ...... Basketball Sam Williamson 1 ...... Basketball Jackie Koerwitz 1...... Soccer Katherine Allport 1 ...... Rowing Carmyn Greenwood 1 ...... Softball Grace Oglesby 4 ...... Swimming Zach Williamson 1 ...... Football Taylor Kuligowski 2 ...... Rowing Charlotte Almond 1 ...... Rowing Cassady Greenwood 2...... Softball Arina Openysheva 1 ...... Swimming Randy Wilson 1 ...... Tennis Daniel Labrador 1...... Baseball Sharnae Alston 1 ...... Track & Field Ellen Grosser 1 ...... Rowing Hogan Orbaugh 1 ...... Basketball Kaylee Wheeler 2 ...... Swimming Eric Labrador 1...... Track & Field Ethan Alyea 1 ...... Track & Field AnnMarie Habelow 3 ...... Field Hockey Daniel Oriente 4 ...... Baseball Allison Whitfield 3 ...... Soccer Emma Langlois 3 ...... Cross Country Elijah Amo 3 ...... Soccer Ally Hall 3 ...... Lacrosse Elena Ornelas 1 ...... Softball Maisie Whitsett 2 ...... Soccer Josh Lauck 1 ...... Baseball Cassie Amsho¢ 2 ...... Soccer Duncan Hall 1...... Baseball Taylor Orsi 1 ...... Field Hockey Jordyn Wolfe 2 ...... Softball Maddie Lauther 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Heidi Anderson 2 ...... Rowing Mitch Hall 2 ...... Football Ashley Osborne 1 ...... Lacrosse Diana Wong 2...... Tennis Gabrielle Lavoie 1...... Rowing Abigail Andrews 1 ...... Swimming Alexis Hamilton 3...... Volleyball Sasha Palazzo 1...... Swimming Kyle Worrell 2 ...... Swimming Janice Leao 1 ...... Volleyball Isabelle Angerman 1 ...... Track & Field Chardonnay Harris 1 ...... Softball Isiah Pantiere 1 ...... Track & Field Kerry Wright 1...... Baseball Morgan Ledenko 1 ...... Soccer Allie Arcidiacono 3...... Lacrosse Lauren Hartlage 4 ...... Golf Juan Paredes 2 ...... Tennis Emmy Wuensch 2 ...... Rowing Jared Lee 2 ...... Cross Country Mariia Astashkina 3 ...... Swimming Maia Haumuller 1 ...... Tennis Kirsten Parker 2 ...... Lacrosse Isaiah Wynder 1 ...... Soccer Sabina Lewis 2 ...... Rowing Tutu Atwell 1 ...... Football Tyeler Hawkins 1...... Baseball Aaron Parrott 1 ...... Swimming Russ Yeast 2 ...... Football Lauren Locke 2 ...... Track & Field CJ Avery 3 ...... Football Ryan Hawks 1 ...... Baseball Khane Pass 1...... Football Jiri Zuska 2...... Golf Gabriella Lopez 2 ...... Rowing Carter Ayars 4 ...... Field Hockey Abigail Hay 1 ...... Swimming Mercedes Pastor 3...... Field Hockey Liane Lopez 1 ...... Rowing Jolene Ballard 1 ...... Soccer Isaiah Hayes 1 ...... Football Sydney Paulus 1...... Rowing MIAMI 237 Sherry Lubin 2 ...... Track & Field Je¢ery Banks 1 ...... Football Shaquan Hays 1 ...... Football Devante Peete 1 ...... Football Daevenia Achong 1...... Tennis Elias Lugo-Fagundo 3 ...... Football Andrej Barna 4 ...... Swimming Quen Head 1 ...... Football Jackson Perkins 2...... Baseball Macarena Aguilera 1...... Golf Elizaveta Lukianova 4...... Volleyball Hollyn Barr 2 ...... Field Hockey Anna Henderson 2...... Soccer Nicole Perroni 1 ...... Lacrosse Debbie Ajagbe 3...... Track & Field Chris Lykes 2...... Basketball Graham Barrett 4 ...... Swimming Alexa Hendricks 1 ...... Volleyball Darius Perry 3 ...... Basketball Laura Alcorn 1 ...... Rowing Andrew Madden 1 ...... Cross Country Lana Batson 3...... Soccer Peyton Hengen 1 ...... Rowing Tabarius Peterson 1 ...... Football Halle Alitz 4 ...... Rowing Stephen Madonia 1...... Tennis Lesley Bazie 1 ...... Track & Field Grace Herbert 3 ...... Rowing Kristen Pezzullo 2 ...... Lacrosse Iggy Allen 1 ...... Basketball Hannah Maile 1...... Rowing Liam Bennett 3...... Soccer Sarah Hernandez 2 ...... Soccer Ean Pfeifer 1...... Football Kevin Arreaga 1 ...... Track & Field Lauren Markwith 4 ...... Soccer Margot Bechadergue 3 ...... Golf Sergio Ramirez Hernandez 1 ...... Tennis Camryn Pichea 2 ...... Field Hockey Erika Arvelo 2 ...... Rowing Jaclyn Marra 1...... Soccer Bailey Beery 4...... Cross Country Kelsey Heyward 4 ...... Track & Field Caitlyn Pike 3...... Rowing Morgan Asmussen 3 ...... Soccer Kelsey Marshall 3 ...... Basketball Katie Beiler 2 ...... Rowing John Hickey IV 2 ...... Soccer Gabryella Pinnow 3 ...... Track & Field Michelle Atherley 3...... Track & Field Caitlin Martin 1...... Rowing James Bell 1 ...... Tennis Caylee Hill 1...... Rowing Jared Poland 2 ...... Baseball Franco Aubone 2...... Tennis Hannah Marwede 4...... Soccer Robbie Bell 4...... Football William Hirschman 1 ...... Soccer Kiley Polk 2...... Soccer Trey Austin 1...... Track & Field Taylor Mason 1 ...... Basketball Andrew Benefield 2 ...... Baseball Izzy Holmes 1 ...... Lacrosse William Portman 1 ...... Soccer Pablo Aycart Joya 3 ...... Tennis Albert Maury, Jr. 3 ...... Baseball Caitlin Bentley 1 ...... Rowing Madelyn Horne 1 ...... Track & Field Brianna Price 3...... Swimming Anna Backman 1 ...... Golf Madeline May 1 ...... Rowing Cole Bentley 2 ...... Football Gavin Horner 1 ...... Football Michael Prosecky 1 ...... Baseball Mimmi Balaam 1...... Rowing Claire McGinnis 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Benjamin Bianco 3 ...... Baseball Rachel Howard 3 ...... Swimming Carly Pujol 1 ...... Track & Field Anne Baldino 1...... Rowing Grace McGinnis 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Alex Binelas 2 ...... Baseball Kiely Howe 1 ...... Lacrosse Ramon Puryear 1 ...... Football Trajan Bandy 1...... Football Kameron McGusty 1...... Basketball Maddie Birch 3 ...... Lacrosse Halee Hudson 5 ...... Track & Field Lauren Radenhausen 4 ...... Cross Country Elyse Bartelmey 1 ...... Track & Field Chris McMahon 2 ...... Baseball Allison 3...... Field Hockey Payton Hudson 1 ...... Softball Brooke Raglin 3 ...... Track & Field Thomas Betters 1 ...... Cross Country Morgan Mehmel 1...... Cross Country Caroline Blalock 3 ...... Lacrosse Emma Ison 5 ...... Track & Field Jacob Ranker 1 ...... Track & Field Olympia Binos 1 ...... Rowing Rodney Miller, Jr. 1...... Basketball Sarah Blalock 3 ...... Lacrosse Cierra Jackson 1 ...... Track & Field India Reed 1 ...... Field Hockey Alicia Blagg 4...... Swimming/Diving Beatrice Mompremier 1 ...... Basketball D’Onte Blount 2 ...... Track & Field TJ Jackson 1 ...... Football Christina Regenauer 1 ...... Swimming Jason Blissett 1...... Football Jacob Munoz 1 ...... Football PJ Blue 2 ...... Football Maggie Jahns 3 ...... Swimming Caleigh Richards-Goos 1 ...... Rowing Spencer Bodanza 1...... Baseball Jimmy Murphy 3 ...... Football Adonis Boone 1...... Football Grace Jenny 1 ...... Lacrosse Paige Richbourg 2 ...... Lacrosse Emmalyn Brenner 2 ...... Rowing Alan Nadelsticher 1 ...... Football Timothy Borden 2 ...... Baseball Derryan Johnson 1 ...... Track & Field Sean Riley 4...... Swimming Nysier Brooks 1...... Basketball Zion Nelson 1 ...... Football Alaina Brauer 1...... Rowing Trevor Johnson 4 ...... Golf Brooklyn Rivers 3 ...... Soccer Loretta Brueckner 2 ...... Rowing Chigozie Nnoruka 1 ...... Football Connor Brazil 5...... Soccer Ryan Johnston 2 ...... Cross Country Aidan Robbins 1 ...... Football Megan Buras 1 ...... Rowing Catherine Notarfrancesco 2 ...... Rowing Zachary Britton 3 ...... Baseball Aiko Jones 2...... Volleyball Seygan Robins 2 ...... Basketball Robert Burns 2 ...... Football K.J. Osborn 1...... Football Hailey Brodhagen 1 ...... Track & Field Jarett Jones 1 ...... Swimming Mykasa Robinson 2 ...... Basketball Taylor Burrell 1...... Volleyball Aino Otava 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Luke Brown 1 ...... Baseball Jazmine Jones 3 ...... Basketball Taylor Roby 1 ...... Softball Suleman Burrows 1 ...... Football Morgan Pankow 1 ...... Golf Christian Buckley 5 ...... Track & Field Kameron Jones 2 ...... Track & Field Piper Roe 4 ...... Volleyball Connor Byrne 1 ...... Football Madeline Parente 1 ...... Rowing Gillian Burns 4 ...... Rowing Nikolina Jovic 2 ...... Tennis Abby Roskovich 2...... Lacrosse Selma Cadar 1 ...... Tennis Michael Parrott 3 ...... Football Rodjay Burns 1 ...... Football Hannah Judge 1...... Track & Field Hana Ryskova 1 ...... Golf Rebecca Camplin 3...... Rowing Amuru Patterson 3 ...... Track & Field Amonte Caban 1 ...... Football Haylee Judge 3 ...... Rowing Sarah Sabaluski 2 ...... Field Hockey Amari Carter 1 ...... Football Rachel Peck 1 ...... Rowing Alexis Carver 1...... Softball Emilia Kaczmarczyk 1 ...... Field Hockey Fabien Salle 2...... Tennis Earnest Carter 1 ...... Football Estela Perez-Somarriba 4 ...... Tennis Allegra Catalano 1 ...... Lacrosse Robert Kapolnek 1...... Track & Field Bradley Sample 1 ...... Soccer Isaiah Cashwell 1 ...... Football Glorianna Perrotte 4 ...... Rowing Sophie Cattermole 5...... Swimming Mackenzie Karl 2 ...... Field Hockey Carlos Sanchis 1 ...... Soccer Dejah Cason 2...... Soccer N’Kosi Perry 2 ...... Football Dina Chaika 2 ...... Tennis Veronika Karpenko 3 ...... Track & Field Derek Sander 4 ...... Swimming Lexi Castellano-Mugica 2 ...... Soccer Jaelan Phillips 1 ...... Football Ryan Chalifoux 2 ...... Football Rohan Kaushal 2...... Track & Field Chelsea Sawyer 1...... Tennis Molly Caudery 2...... Track & Field Brian Polendey 2...... Football Marlon Character 2 ...... Football Riley Kerber 4...... Rowing Jen Schaaf 3 ...... Lacrosse Slade Cecconi 2 ...... Baseball Carson Proctor 1 ...... Football Claire Chaussee 1 ...... Volleyball Taylor Kerwin 3 ...... Soccer Paige Schindler 3 ...... Softball Marilou Chardin 1...... Rowing Robert Prosek 1 ...... Football Ivine Chemutai 1 ...... Cross Country Lamarr Fresh Kimble 1 ...... Basketball Riley Schindler 3 ...... Softball Bayleigh Chaviers 3 ...... Soccer Shaquille Quarterman 2 ...... Football Tin Chen 1...... Tennis Mason King 4 ...... Football RC Schmeider 1 ...... Soccer Xavier Coakley 1...... Track & Field Isaac Quinones 2 ...... Baseball Rebecca Chung 2 ...... Softball Dayna Kinnaird 3 ...... Football Garrett Schmeltz 2...... Baseball Meredith Costello 2 ...... Rowing Bri Racanelli 2 ...... Rowing Madison Ciaccio 1 ...... Softball Shadrack Kipkosgei 1 ...... Cross Country Matthias Schmid 3...... Golf Jenelle Cranston 1...... Rowing Mia Ra¢aele 1 ...... Track & Field Madison Cicha 1 ...... Rowing Isaac Kiprop 1 ...... Cross Country Kathryn Schneider 2 ...... Field Hockey Chad Crosbie 2 ...... Baseball Zakiya Rashid 1 ...... Track & Field Cody Cochran 1 ...... Soccer Sydney Kirchenheiter 1 ...... Lacrosse Meghan Schneider 3 ...... Field Hockey Melissa Dagenais 1 ...... Soccer Anastasia Ray 2 ...... Rowing Evan Conley 1 ...... Football Michael Kirian 2...... Baseball Ashlyn Schoof 3...... Swimming Emily Damon 2 ...... Volleyball Olivia Raymond 3 ...... Cross Country Lamine Conte 1...... Soccer Anna Kiser 2 ...... Rowing Katie Schorr 2 ...... Swimming Selina Dantzler 2...... Track & Field Molly Rickles 3...... Cross Country Jorge Contreras 1...... Track & Field Presley Kiser 1...... Track & Field Emily Scott 2 ...... Volleyball Turner Davidson 2 ...... Football Justin Rittenhouse 1 ...... Cross Country Erica Cooper 2 ...... Field Hockey Kiana Klein 2...... Soccer Nia Scott 1 ...... Lacrosse Isabelle Despirito 1 ...... Rowing Ryan Rizk 2...... Football Emily Corso 3 ...... Rowing John Kolb 4 ...... Track & Field Chase Sellers 2 ...... Swimming Madison Dill 2 ...... Volleyball Carolina Rodriguez 1 ...... Rowing Sydney Couch 1 ...... Rowing Norika Konno 1 ...... Basketball Chris Seng 1 ...... Baseball Nada Dimovska 1 ...... Tennis Hannah Rosa 2...... Rowing Kelly Coughlan 2 ...... Lacrosse Julie Kouijzer 1...... Field Hockey Jenna Servi 1 ...... Softball David Dinsmore 1 ...... Diving Gregory Rousseau 1...... Football Blanton Creque 5...... Football Gabby Kouzelos 4 ...... Soccer Delaney Shah 4...... Golf Cameron Dobbs 3 ...... Volleyball Alex Ruiz 1 ...... Baseball Hunter Crowe 2 ...... Football Jordan Kraski 3...... Rowing Brenna Shanahan 3 ...... Lacrosse Meghan Doyle 2 ...... Rowing Peyton Russell 4 ...... Track & Field Tanner Cummings 2 ...... Swimming Alena Kraus 2 ...... Swimming Audrey Sholiton 2 ...... Rowing Nicholas Ducheine 3 ...... Football Kenza Salgues 1...... Basketball Micale Cunningham 1 ...... Football Tate Kuehner 1 ...... Baseball Clayton Six 2 ...... Football Dane Dunlap 5...... Tennis Julia Saltonstall 3...... Rowing Hayden Curley 2 ...... Swimming Nadege L’Esperance 3 ...... Soccer Michaela Sliney 4 ...... Swimming Tia Dupont 3 ...... Soccer Carmen San Nicolas 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Henry Davis 2 ...... Baseball Jessica Laemmle 4 ...... Basketball Allen Smith 1 ...... Football Sara Duque 4...... Volleyball Lauren Schi¢enhaus 2...... Cross Country Seth Dawkins 4 ...... Football Libby Lambert 2 ...... Swimming DJ Smith 3 ...... Football Adam El Gammal 1...... Football Abby Schwenger 2 ...... Rowing Keegan De Lange 4 ...... Golf Justin Lavey 3...... Baseball Kianna Smith 1...... Basketball Brittny Ellis 5 ...... Track & Field Michael Scibelli 2 ...... Football Olivia DeNiro 2 ...... Rowing Margot Lawn 1 ...... Field Hockey Luke Smith 1 ...... Baseball Amanda Falck 1 ...... Volleyball Shelly Sclater 3 ...... Rowing Corinne Dente 1...... Soccer Megan Lee 2 ...... Rowing Nikolaos Sofianidis 3 ...... Swimming Daniel Federman 2 ...... Baseball Jacious Sears 1 ...... Track & Field Reid Detmers 3 ...... Baseball Isabella Leeker 3...... Field Hockey Evgenii Somov 1 ...... Swimming Gannon Feldmann 1...... Football Chandler Sensibaugh 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Rosalie Devine 1 ...... Rowing Violette Legrand 3...... Rowing Daniel Sos 2 ...... Swimming Marshall Few 2...... Football Taylor Shell 1...... Soccer Cherif Dieye 4 ...... Soccer Gabriela Leon 3...... Track & Field Delaney Snyder 2 ...... Soccer Dillon Fields 1...... Cross Country Sadie Shireman 3 ...... Rowing Kimberly Dil 4...... Rowing Trey Leonard 3 ...... Baseball Kristina Snyder 1 ...... Rowing Kristina Fisher 4 ...... Soccer Franziska Sliper 1 ...... Golf Victoria Dilfer 1...... Volleyball Rachel Lifson 1 ...... Lacrosse Emonee Spence 1 ...... Football Samuel Fleischman 2...... Track & Field Zac Smith 1...... Football Yacine Diop 1 ...... Basketball Molly Lockhart 2...... Basketball Mia Stander 2 ...... Volleyball Una Forsythe 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Hannah Sorensen 4...... Volleyball Elizabeth Dixon 1 ...... Basketball Carter Lohman 2 ...... Baseball Kendra Steele 1 ...... Soccer Selena Fortich 2 ...... Soccer Adria Soriano Barrera 1 ...... Tennis Madeline Dodd 2...... Rowing Carley Lowe 3 ...... Swimming Samuel Steele 1 ...... Swimming Sierra Frey 2 ...... Soccer Nicole Sowell 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Belle Dora 1 ...... Lacrosse Brendan Lowery 4 ...... Football Alexa Ste¢ens 1 ...... Lacrosse Kristyna Frydlova 2 ...... Golf Addie Spain 1 ...... Rowing Michaela Dukes 2 ...... Rowing Logan Lupo 1...... Football Cameron Stephens 3 ...... Cross Country JP Gates 1...... Baseball Tyler Speaks 1...... Soccer Diana Dunn 2...... Swimming Madison Luther 1 ...... Swimming Anna Stevenson 1 ...... Volleyball Michelle Giamportone 1 ...... Soccer Alfreda Steele 2 ...... Track & Field Lucas Dunn 3 ...... Baseball Julien Magallanes 1 ...... Cross Country Cornelius Sturghill 1 ...... Football Julia Giannotta 1...... Rowing Isabelle Sterba 1 ...... Rowing Lindsey Duvall 3 ...... Basketball Megan Mangines 1 ...... Lacrosse Marcus Sulen 1 ...... Tennis Filippos Gkogkos 1 ...... Basketball Victoria Stewart 3 ...... Rowing Emina Ekic 3...... Soccer Kassidy Manning 3 ...... Cross Country Maria Sumida 1 ...... Swimming Jackqueline Goggins 1...... Rowing Maren Stickley 2...... Rowing Adam Elliott 2 ...... Baseball Kayla Marshall 2...... Lacrosse McKenzie Sweeney 2 ...... Rowing Reilly Goss 1...... Rowing Constance Stirling 1 ...... Rowing Emil Elveroth 1...... Soccer Mairead Martin 2 ...... Golf Mattie Tabor 1 ...... Field Hockey Mary Claire Graham 1 ...... Rowing Keith Stone 1 ...... Basketball Abigail Erickson 1...... Swimming Luke Massad 3 ...... Football Chris Taylor-Yamanoha 1...... Football William Grattan-Smith 2 ...... Tennis Dylan Sykes 3...... Cross Country Dana Evans 3...... Basketball Cameron Masterman 3 ...... Baseball Nicholas Tenuta 1...... Golf Angela Grieve 1...... Volleyball Celine Thompson 2 ...... Track & Field Morgan Everett 3 ...... Soccer Ainsley Mattingly 2 ...... Rowing Lauren Thibodeau 2 ...... Golf Renate Grimstad 4...... Golf Andrea Todorovic 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Benjamin Ewert 1...... Cross Country Kyelia Maxwell 1...... Rowing Jordan Thomas 2...... Football Millie Ha¢ety 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Alex Toral 1 ...... Baseball

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Isabel Traba 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Megan DuVernois 3 ...... Field Hockey Alexis Levister 2...... Rowing Cameron Santos 1 ...... Fencing William Brown 5 ...... Football Ousman Traore 1 ...... Football Erin Edmundson 2 ...... Cross Country Kiersten Licea 1...... Softball Je¢rey Saturday 1...... Football Zachary Brown 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Samantha Tripp 1 ...... Rowing Evan Egan 2...... Lacrosse Ashley Lim 3 ...... Rowing Harrison Schertzinger 1 ...... Lacrosse Jakia Brown-Turner 1...... WoBasketball Mykel Tubbs 1 ...... Football Emily Elkas 1...... Rowing Sophie Lindner 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Henry Schertzinger 2 ...... Lacrosse Bailee Bryant 1...... Softball Emma Tucker 1...... Soccer Mason Elmore 1...... Golf Jackie Litynski 4 ...... Fencing Jake Schick 1 ...... Soccer Savannah Bryant 2 ...... Volleyball Savannah Vach 1 ...... Volleyball Will Eskew 4 ...... Track & Field Madias Loper 1 ...... Track & Field Graham Schwartz 1 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Bullard 1 ...... Wrestling Mia Vallee 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Gino Esposito 3 ...... Wrestling Julianna Love 2 ...... Gymnastics Elizabeth Scotty 1 ...... Tennis Thomas Bullard 1...... Wrestling Brian Van Belle 2...... Baseball Katharine Esterley 4 ...... Volleyball Marcus Loving 1...... Wrestling Earl Semper 1...... Baseball Hannes Burger 1 ...... Track & Field DJ Vasiljevic 2 ...... Basketball Troy Exum 1 ...... Lacrosse Heidi Lowe 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Abby Settlemyre 2...... Softball Laura Burrow 1 ...... Rifle Manon Viguier 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Joshua Ezeudu 1 ...... Football Alexis Lynch 3 ...... Fencing Caleigh Sewell 4 ...... Rowing Rachel Burston 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Anthony Vilar 2 ...... Baseball Michael Facci 3 ...... Fencing Patrick Lyons 4 ...... Lacrosse Ryan Shannon 1 ...... Volleyball William Butcher 1...... Baseball Demetra Vlahos 3...... Rowing Amanda Fedor 2...... Lacrosse Cam Macri 4 ...... Lacrosse Hunter Sheridan 4...... Football Jenna Butler 2 ...... Soccer Simone Vreeland 3 ...... Cross Country Lucas Fernandez 2 ...... Fencing Mikey Madej 1...... Baseball Zach Sherman 1 ...... Wrestling Jonathan Butler 2...... Baseball Sam Waardenburg 1 ...... Basketball Lauren Ferner 3 ...... Rowing Connor Maher 2...... Lacrosse Jill Shippee 2 ...... Track & Field Olivia Calegan 3...... Swimming/Diving Shawn Walker 3 ...... Football Hannah Fisher 3...... Rowing Gabe Maia Lima 3 ...... Fencing Meredith Sholder 3 ...... Field Hockey Tim Cao 1 ...... Baseball Sequoia Wattles 1 ...... Volleyball Cameron Fisher 1 ...... Soccer Coleman Manchester 3...... Swimming/Diving Sophie Silverstein 1 ...... Gymnastics Jakob Camacho 2 ...... Wrestling Mary Weber 1...... Rowing Ranait Fitzgerald 1 ...... Rowing Sophia Mandour 1 ...... Fencing Maggie Skillman 1 ...... Lacrosse Dylan Cannon 1 ...... WoTennis Emily Weissman 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Sarah Followill 1...... Fencing Virginia Marsh 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kyle Smith 1 ...... Baseball Erika Cassell 1 ...... WoBasketball Matthew Wiefels 4 ...... Cross Country Tomari Fox 1 ...... Football Ally Mastroianni 3 ...... Lacrosse Olivia Smith 4 ...... Basketball Pablo Pedregosa Catedra 1 ...... Soccer Je¢rey Williams 1...... Track & Field Emily Fox 3 ...... Soccer Erin Matson 1 ...... Field Hockey Ashley Smith 4 ...... Cross Country Cravont Charleston 1 ...... Track & Field Edward Wintergalen 1 ...... Track & Field Mia Fradenburg 4 ...... Volleyball Alex Matthew 4 ...... Fencing Kayla Smith 1 ...... Golf Kevin Childs 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Taylor Wright 1 ...... Track & Field Andrew Fregenal 3 ...... Fencing Kathryn Mayo 3 ...... Cross Country Dontavian Smith 1 ...... Track & Field Sheldon China 1 ...... Soccer Andrew Fulmer 1 ...... Fencing Alex Mays 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Eva Smolenaars 3 ...... Field Hockey Marek Chlup 2...... Baseball NORTH CAROLINA 468 Riley Fulmer 2 ...... Field Hockey Joey Mazzara 1 ...... Wrestling Simon Soendergaard 2 ...... Tennis Kelsey Chmiel 1 ...... Track & Field Valdas Abaliksta 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Aleigh Gambone 1 ...... Soccer Mary Elliott McCabe 2 ...... Soccer Nicky Solomon 1 ...... Lacrosse Pamela Chukwujekwu 2...... Volleyball Raul Aguilera 1 ...... Soccer Firoz George 3...... Fencing Josh McClure 3 ...... Wrestling Zoe Song 1 ...... Rowing Michelle Cobb 3 ...... Track & Field Prince Agyei 1 ...... Soccer Ryan Gerard 1 ...... Golf Taylor McDaniels 2...... Lacrosse Mary-O Soule 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Jake Cook 2 ...... Wrestling Lenny Aharon 1 ...... Soccer Tina Ghashghaei 1...... Gymnastics Jake McEneaney 1 ...... Cross Country Laura Sparling 3 ...... Soccer Katelyn Cook 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Max Alba 2 ...... Baseball Gage Gillian 1 ...... Baseball Dalton McGlamery 1 ...... Cross Country Shailyn St. Brice 1 ...... Gymnastics Taylor Cosey 1 ...... Track & Field Drew Aldridge 2 ...... Gymnastics Leah Gneco 1 ...... Gymnastics Matt McLaughlin 3 ...... Lacrosse Sally Stanley 4 ...... Rowing Nicholas Cournoyer 4...... Soccer Connor Alexander 1 ...... Wrestling Lexi Godwin 2 ...... Softball George McNeely 1 ...... Golf Fabian Stepinski 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Thomas Cox 1 ...... Wrestling Charlotte Allard 1 ...... Lacrosse Karlijn Goes 1 ...... Field Hockey McKinley McNeill 4 ...... Track & Field Bri Stubbs 1 ...... Softball Zachary Cram 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Alexis Allen 1 ...... Gymnastics Morgan Go¢ 3...... Soccer Joey Melendez 2 ...... Wrestling Cassie Sumfest 3 ...... Field Hockey Kai Crutchfield 2...... WoBasketball Vincent Amendola 1 ...... Football Allison Goldblatt 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Charlotte Melgard 1 ...... Rowing Georgina Summers 1...... Fencing Elissa Cunane 1 ...... WoBasketball Justin Anderson 4 ...... Lacrosse Aleks Golde 1...... Golf Jack Messenger 1...... Swimming/Diving Charlotte Summers 2 ...... Fencing Madeline Curtis 2 ...... Softball Korynna Anderson 1 ...... Rowing Michael Goldfeder 2 ...... Wrestling Juliana Micchia 2 ...... Rowing Emery Summey 1 ...... Gymnastics Tyler Dabbs 1...... Football Josh Anderson 1...... Wrestling Dilan Gonzalez 1...... Football Destiny Middleton 1 ...... Softball Bridget Tarnowski 4...... Rowing William Dabbs 4 ...... Football Jamie Antinori 4 ...... Gymnastics Ellen Gooch 1 ...... Rowing Marion Miller 1 ...... Rowing Samuel Tate 4 ...... Fencing Jaeda Daniel 1...... WoTennis Miah Araba 3 ...... Soccer Zoë Goodman 1 ...... Softball Lindsay Miller 3 ...... Rowing Noah Taylor 1...... Football Jamar Davis 2 ...... Track & Field Annabelle Archer 2...... Volleyball Gray Goodwyn 2 ...... Football Alex Milligan 4 ...... Cross Country Dallas Tessar 1...... Baseball Thomas Deal 2 ...... Golf Lance Armenta 1 ...... Wrestling Alexa Graham 3 ...... Tennis Elizabeth Mitchell 4...... Rowing Chris Thames 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jackson Desilva 1 ...... Football Wisdom Asaboro 1 ...... Football Chris Gray 1 ...... Lacrosse Aida Mitchell 1 ...... Rowing MaryBeth Thomas 2 ...... Fencing John Devine 3...... Wrestling Ara Atayan 2 ...... Lacrosse Austin Greaser 1...... Golf Brodie Modini 4 ...... Cross Country Hallie Thompson 1...... Gymnastics Kellen Devlin 3 ...... Wrestling Parker Austin 1...... Volleyball Taylor Gregitis 1 ...... Rowing Aubrey Molloy 1 ...... Fencing Katherine Thompson 1 ...... Lacrosse Eleo Domingos 2...... Soccer Maddie Baker 3...... Swimming/Diving Hannah Griggs 1 ...... Field Hockey Giovanni MontesDeOca 1 ...... Soccer Shayla Thompson 2 ...... Softball Titus Dorsey 1 ...... Football Sydney Banks 1 ...... Track & Field Eric Grintz 1 ...... Baseball Sam Moore 1 ...... Soccer Matt Thornton 4 ...... Cross Country Ja’Von Douglas 2 ...... Track & Field Jake Bargas 1 ...... Football Scottie Rose Growney 1...... Lacrosse Libby Moore 1 ...... Soccer Lance Tillman 1 ...... Lacrosse Junpai Dowdy 1 ...... Track & Field Anna Barton 1...... Lacrosse Feline Guenther 3...... Field Hockey Taylor Moreno 1 ...... Lacrosse Natalie Timinskas 1 ...... Rowing Kaila Ealey 3...... WoBasketball Brooke Bauer 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Gabi Hall 2 ...... Lacrosse Cameron Morra 1...... Tennis Luka Tomic 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kendall Edwards 1...... Soccer Brooke Behan 1 ...... Field Hockey Alex Halpin 4 ...... Field Hockey Alex Morris 1 ...... Cross Country Aristea Tontai 2...... Volleyball Zachary Eisenberg 3 ...... Rifle Corey Bell Jr. 1...... Football Mark Hand 1...... Lacrosse Nick Mosco 2 ...... Wrestling Jamie Trabaudo 1...... Lacrosse Ikemefuna Ekwonu 1 ...... Football Katie Bell 4 ...... Rowing Tori Hansen 1...... Soccer James Mulligan 2 ...... Fencing Claire Traylor 1 ...... Rowing Rhone Ellis 1 ...... Soccer Maycee Bell 1 ...... Soccer Naomi Harding 1...... Cross Country Samson Mumber 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Emma Trenchard 3 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Erlenmeyer 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Olivia Bene 2 ...... Cross Country Jake Harkleroad 1 ...... Football Jaelynn Murray 1...... Basketball Sofia Triana 4 ...... Rowing Melissa Evans 1 ...... Volleyball Ava Bergner 3...... Golf Claire Harmon 2...... Fencing Emily Nalls 1 ...... Lacrosse Alex Trippi 3 ...... Lacrosse Ty Evans 1 ...... Football Gio Biggers 1 ...... Football Anna Harmon 3...... Tennis Hannah Nam 1 ...... Gymnastics Malu Tshitenge 1...... Basketball Alexander Faison 1...... Wrestling Lucy Biles 2 ...... Cross Country Meagan Harrington 1 ...... Rowing Claire Nappi 2...... Lacrosse Brandon Tubby 1...... Cross Country Miranda Farricker 2...... Softball Kyle Blendinger 1 ...... Baseball Riley Harrison 4 ...... Lacrosse Brooklyn Neumen 2 ...... Lacrosse Zac Tucci 2 ...... Lacrosse Maximus Farthing 1...... Basketball William Blumberg 1 ...... Tennis Ladd Harrison 4 ...... Tennis Will Nicklaus 2 ...... Lacrosse Sydney Tumey 2 ...... Rowing Dalton Feeney 3 ...... Baseball Erin Boone 2...... Volleyball Alex Hart 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Sarah Chatherine Niles 2 ...... Rowing Andrew Tyeryar 1 ...... Lacrosse Emma Ferguson 2...... Track & Field Jacques Bouvery 1 ...... Soccer Anders Hartmark 2 ...... Fencing Hannah Nommensen 2 ...... Softball Natalie Tyner 1...... Cross Country Sydney Ferguson 1 ...... Volleyball Will Bowen 2...... Lacrosse Kacie Harvey 1 ...... Tennis Caden O’Brien 3 ...... Baseball John Urban 2...... Wrestling Jacob Ferreira 1 ...... Wrestling Alison Bowman 1 ...... Rowing Darby Haskel 1 ...... Fencing Mariana Ocano 4 ...... Golf Nicole Van Liew 1...... Rowing Matthew Fields 2 ...... Wrestling Isabel Bravo 3 ...... Fencing Caroline Hauder 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Ryan O’Connell 2 ...... Lacrosse Ellie VanNote 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Olivia Fisher 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Greg Brocato 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Catherine Hayden 4 ...... Field Hockey Quintin O’Connell 1...... Lacrosse Sarah Velarde 3 ...... Rowing Charles Fletcher 1 ...... Football Emma Brockman 1 ...... Rowing Connor Head 1 ...... Fencing Austin O’Connor 2 ...... Wrestling Santos Villalon 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Madelyn Flickinger 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Brooks 3 ...... Cross Country Charlie Heck 3 ...... Football Robbie O’Han 1...... Basketball Caroline Wakefield 1 ...... Lacrosse Katharine Foley 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Noland Brown 1...... Football Joe Heilmann 1...... Wrestling Ryan O’Leary 1 ...... Lacrosse Brynn Walker 4 ...... Golf Victoria Fonville 1...... Swimming/Diving Cole Brown 2 ...... Lacrosse Andrew Heise 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Katie Grace Olinger 3...... Softball Claire Walsh 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Aidan Foster 2...... Soccer Ashton Brown 3 ...... Rowing Alex Helms 3 ...... Lacrosse Connor Ollio 1 ...... Baseball Jordan Ward 1 ...... Wrestling Kaylee Frazier 3 ...... Volleyball Lily Brown 1...... Rowing Jacob Henkels 1...... Fencing Justin Olson 1 ...... Football Tayler Warehime 2 ...... Lacrosse Inja Fric 1...... Golf Izzy Brown 1...... Soccer Julia Herrington 3 ...... Field Hockey Anneke Oosten 1 ...... Rowing Anuj Watane 1 ...... Tennis Christopher Garrison 1 ...... Wrestling Kate Burgess 1 ...... Rowing Lilly Higgs 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Madison Orobono 1 ...... Field Hockey Neeva Wernsman Young 3 ...... Rowing Joseph Gaynor 3...... Track & Field Tucker Burhans 2...... Swimming/Diving Rinky Hijikata 1 ...... Tennis Jamie Ortega 2...... Lacrosse Brittany West 2 ...... Softball Sandra Geiselhart 1 ...... Soccer Kristina Burkhardt 1 ...... Softball Tyler Hill 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Taylor Otto 1...... Soccer Peyton Whisnant 1 ...... Lacrosse Erge Gezmis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ryan Burnett 2...... Golf Elizabeth Hillman 2 ...... Lacrosse Sarah Overby 1 ...... Rowing Emily White 2 ...... Gymnastics Rafaella Gibbons 2 ...... Track & Field Paige Burrell 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Julian Hinojosa Jr. 1 ...... Soccer Dolan Owens 1 ...... Cross Country Key White 1 ...... Soccer Grant Gibson 2...... Football Parker Byrd 1 ...... Lacrosse Khazia Hislop 2 ...... Gymnastics Andrew Owsiany 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Maureen Whittelsey 3 ...... Rowing Elle Giesler 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Brian Cameron 1 ...... Lacrosse Austin Hitt 1 ...... Golf Will Palazzolo 1 ...... Fencing Jackie Wilhelm 1 ...... Rowing Deangelo Giles 1 ...... Baseball Bryanna Cameron 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Taylor Hockenberry 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Davis Palermo 2...... Baseball Javonte Williams 1 ...... Football Trenton Gill 2 ...... Football Luis Miguel Castro 2...... Golf Katie Hoeg 4 ...... Lacrosse Nick Palmer 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Mekyllah Williams 2...... Gymnastics Mackenzie Glover 4...... Swimming/Diving Tyler Causey 1...... Baseball Maddie Ho¢er 4 ...... Lacrosse Mason Paradine 1 ...... Lacrosse Jackie Williams 2 ...... Lacrosse Nailah Gordon 4 ...... Volleyball Brian Cernoch 2...... Tennis Ethan Ho¢man 2 ...... Wrestling Abigale Parker 1 ...... Fencing Anna Williams 1 ...... Rowing Carter Graf 1 ...... Golf Natalie Chandler 3 ...... Soccer Paige Hofstad 1 ...... Cross Country Isa Paschall 1 ...... Track & Field Marshall Williamson 2 ...... Cross Country Gerald Graham 1 ...... Basketball Katie Characklis 2 ...... Rowing Jake Holtzapple 1...... Baseball Josh Peck 2 ...... Tennis Courtnie Williamson 2 ...... Field Hockey Drew Grantham 4 ...... Gymnastics Joe Charles 1...... Baseball Drew Homschek 1 ...... Football Carly Peck 1...... Volleyball Madison Wiltrout 1 ...... Track & Field Alexander Gray 2...... Football Wei Chee Chen 4 ...... Fencing Sam Howell 1...... Football Amanda Perez 2 ...... Rowing Skylar Wine 1 ...... Volleyball John Gray 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Austyn Chestnut 1 ...... Football Kimber Hower 2 ...... Lacrosse Sophia Perkins 4 ...... Rowing Bernard Witek 3...... Fencing Samantha Gress 1 ...... Softball Austin Chrismon 2 ...... Football Abby Hudspeth 4 ...... Rowing Katie Perkins 1 ...... Softball Catie Woodru¢ 1 ...... Lacrosse Paige Gri¢iths 1 ...... Soccer Leah Church 3 ...... Basketball Nicole Humphrey 1 ...... Lacrosse Brooke Perrotta 1...... Swimming/Diving Ezra Wright 2 ...... Fencing Matthew Grippi 1 ...... Wrestling Mady Clahane 4...... Cross Country Julia Hunt 1...... Rowing William Perry 1 ...... Lacrosse Matt Wright 1 ...... Lacrosse Luisa Guttenberger 3 ...... Soccer Raleigh Clark 1 ...... Volleyball Jesse Hunt 1 ...... Cross Country Julianne Peters 4 ...... Rowing Karenna Wurl 1 ...... Volleyball Leyah Hall-Robinson 1 ...... Soccer Eli Coan 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Melanie Hussey 3 ...... Rowing Luke Peterson 4 ...... Cross Country Anika Yarlagadda 2 ...... Tennis Thomas Hamlet 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Parks Cochrane 1 ...... Football Campbell Hutcherson 2 ...... Softball Camryn Petit 2...... Cross Country Zach Young 1...... Lacrosse Owen Hanna 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jared Cohen 2 ...... Fencing Chloe Hyde 1...... Rowing Will Pettit 1 ...... Lacrosse Caroline Young 4...... Rowing Sophie Hansson 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Hailey Cole 2 ...... Softball Clemente Inclan 1 ...... Baseball Jack Pezzulla 3...... Lacrosse Harrison Young 4 ...... Track & Field Alliah Harrison 2...... Gymnastics Emma Cole 3...... Swimming/Diving Nick James 1 ...... Baseball Mason Phillips 1 ...... Wrestling Jennifer Zhou 2...... Golf Monika Hartl 3 ...... Golf Trevor Collins 4...... Football Jonathan Jimenez Vargas 1 ...... Soccer Brittany Pickett 4 ...... Softball Sylvia Zhu 3 ...... Fencing John Healy 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Chris Collins 2 ...... Football Lois Joel 1...... Soccer Kate Pierce 4 ...... Rowing P.J. Zinsner 1 ...... Lacrosse Faith Hefner 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ryan Combs 2...... Cross Country Sam Jones 1 ...... Soccer Katie Pierce 1 ...... Rowing Noah Henderson 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Matt Constant 1 ...... Soccer Rachel Jones 2...... Soccer Brianna Pinto 2 ...... Soccer NC STATE 333 Elena Henes 2 ...... Track & Field Tanner Cook 1 ...... Lacrosse Makenna Jones 4...... Tennis Abby Pitcairn 2 ...... Field Hockey Harry Adanuty 1 ...... Soccer Ally Henson 1 ...... Track & Field Olivia Correa 1 ...... Track & Field Marz Josephson 1 ...... Soccer Mats Pokela 1...... Football Matthew Alderfer 2 ...... Football Hayden Hidlay 3 ...... Wrestling James Courtney 2...... Swimming/Diving Chris Joyner 1...... Baseball Kenan Poole 1...... Golf Kylee Alons 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Trent Hidlay 2...... Wrestling Destiny Cox 1...... V olleyball Jessica Judge 1 ...... Rowing Emerson Porter 3 ...... Track & Field William Anderson 1 ...... Track & Field Samuel Highfill 1 ...... Baseball Marissa Creatore 4 ...... Field Hockey Krista Junkkari 1 ...... Golf Nik Pry 2...... Baseball Natalie Armbruester 1...... Golf Ashley Ho 3...... Track & Field Will Crowley 1 ...... Football Devin Kane 1 ...... Wrestling Taylor Puetz 1 ...... Softball George Asomani 1 ...... Soccer Je¢rey Hobart 1...... Track & Field Elizabeth Culton 1 ...... Gymnastics Gaby Katz 1...... Softball Beni Rabinowitz 2 ...... Fencing Dylan Autenrieth 5...... Football Constance Hobby 1 ...... WoBasketball Amelia Cuomo 3 ...... Fencing Anna Keefer 2 ...... Track & Field Andrew Rafalko 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Patrick Bailey 1 ...... Baseball William Ho¢mann 3 ...... Track & Field Olivia Curran 3 ...... Rowing Jacob Kelly 2 ...... Lacrosse Megan Ragusa 3 ...... Field Hockey Vasiliki Stavroula Baka 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Ashley Holt 2...... Track & Field Sara Daavettila 3...... Tennis Adam Kerr 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Shawn Rapp 1 ...... Baseball Marta Gonzalez Ballbe 1...... WoTennis Heather Holt 2...... Track & Field Hannah Davis 1...... Rowing Elijah Kerr-Brown 1 ...... Wrestling A.J. Rechenmacher 4 ...... Wrestling Peyton Barish 2 ...... Track & Field Jessica Horomanski 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Taylor Day 2 ...... Wrestling Hallie Klanke 1...... Soccer Zoe Redei 4 ...... Soccer Yannai Barkai 2 ...... Tennis Tyrie Houghton 2 ...... Wrestling Justine de Grasse 2 ...... Fencing Roman Knox 2...... Soccer Allie Reiter 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Benjamin Barrett 1 ...... Track & Field Mariah Howlett 2 ...... Track & Field Alessandra De Vito 2...... Rowing Taylor Koenen 3 ...... Basketball Romea Riccardo 1 ...... Field Hockey Kayla Beasley 2 ...... Track & Field Danika Huizinga 3...... Swimming/Diving Lily Dean 3...... Gymnastics Daniel Koenigsperger 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Will Robbins 2 ...... Lacrosse Logan Bender 1 ...... Baseball Efeomo Igbinadolor 1 ...... Track & Field Timothy Decatur 1 ...... Wrestling Alex Kopp 1 ...... Football Caleb Roberts 1 ...... Baseball Bayne Bennett 2...... Swimming/Diving Grace Irvin 2...... Volleyball Nolan DeFranco 3...... Football Madeline Kraft 3 ...... Cross Country Liz Roberts 4 ...... Basketball Pilar Berchot 1 ...... Golf Anna Jahns 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Saypadia DeSaussure 1...... Track & Field Gabrielle Labrozzi 4 ...... Rowing Brandon Robinson 1 ...... Basketball Katharine Berko¢ 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Justin Jarrett 3 ...... Baseball Olivia Diaz 1 ...... Volleyball Hadden LaGarde 2...... Volleyball Mikayla Robinson 3 ...... Gymnastics Jessica Berlin 1 ...... Soccer Makayla Johnson 1...... Softball Mark Dillon 1 ...... Tennis Clay Lanham 1...... Lacrosse Zoe Rose 2...... Rowing Alexis Beucler 1 ...... Gymnastics Mikhail Johnson 3 ...... Soccer Dimitrios Dimitriou 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Lindsey Lanier 3...... Cross Country Charles Roth 3 ...... Fencing Braxton Beverly 3 ...... Basketball Reid Johnston 1 ...... Baseball Marisa DiVietro 4 ...... Lacrosse Briana Lantuh 1 ...... Lacrosse Jace Ruder 2...... Football Marissa Bishop 2 ...... Track & Field Skylar Johnston 1 ...... Softball Liam Dixon 1 ...... Track & Field Mason Laurence 2 ...... Football Shea Rush 1 ...... Basketball Joseph Bistritz 1 ...... Track & Field Demarcus Jones 1...... Football Hattie Doherty 3 ...... Rowing Clay Lautt 3 ...... Wrestling Aaron Sabato 1 ...... Baseball Laurel Black 1 ...... Track & Field Kayla Jones 1...... WoBasketball Grace Donaghy 2 ...... Gymnastics Madeline Lavin 3 ...... Rowing Marco Saborio-Perez 1 ...... Soccer Maxine Blackwood 4...... Soccer Jameese Joseph 1 ...... Soccer Julia Dorsey 1 ...... Lacrosse Jake Lawler 3 ...... Football Yaw Sackey 1...... Track & Field Daniel Blakeman 1 ...... Football Nia Judkins 1...... Track & Field Rachael Dorwart 2 ...... Soccer Livi Lawton 1 ...... Lacrosse Martin Salas 1 ...... Soccer Noah Bowers 1 ...... Swimming/Diving John Justice 1 ...... Baseball Amy Dragelin 1...... Swimming/Diving Emma Layton 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Dom Samson 1...... Football James Bretscher 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Erin Kearney 1 ...... Volleyball Megan Dray 3 ...... Softball Yentl Leemans 2 ...... Field Hockey Alle Sanford 1 ...... Tennis Joshua Brockman 1 ...... Track & Field Shannon Kearney 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Robyn Dryer 5 ...... Swimming/Diving Mimi Leonard 1 ...... Field Hockey Matthew SantaMaria 1 ...... Cross Country Melissa Brooker 4 ...... Gymnastics Alexis Keberle 1 ...... WoTennis

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Jessica Kemp 4 ...... Volleyball Bradley Sweeney 3 ...... Soccer Arden Cohen 3...... Lacrosse Jack Hoagland 1 ...... Swimming Amani Morrell 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Casey Kendall 3 ...... Track & Field Hunter Tapp 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Nikki Colantuono 1 ...... Soccer Erin Hohnstein 1...... Soccer Christopher Morris 3 ...... Hockey Lauren Kent 3...... Gymnastics Makenzie Taylor 1 ...... Volleyball Kaitlin Cole 3...... Basketball Maddie Howe 3 ...... Lacrosse Cameron Morrison 1 ...... Hockey Gil Kiesler 3...... Swimming/Diving Lauryn Terry 2 ...... Volleyball Ryan Cole 2 ...... Baseball William Howells 1 ...... Tennis Jake Moss 2 ...... Lacrosse Tziarra King 4...... Soccer Mia Thillet 2 ...... Soccer Alessandro Contreras 2 ...... Fencing Emily Huber 1 ...... Rowing Kelly Moss 2 ...... Soccer Lea Klimentova 1 ...... Golf Drake Thomas 2...... Football Ethan Copeland 2 ...... Baseball Jacob Huber 2 ...... Soccer Nicholas Mota 1...... CC/Track & Field Madeline Kline 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Thayer Thomas 1 ...... Football Rafael Coppola 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Waniya Hudson 1 ...... Soccer Madison Mote 2 ...... Lacrosse Madison Kline 4...... Soccer Parker Timken 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Marielle Corbett 2 ...... Rowing Madysen Hunter 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Catherine Murdock 1 ...... Basketball Eric Knowles 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nicholas Treco 1 ...... Football Cameron Corse 3 ...... Tennis Eva Hurm 3...... Soccer Margaret Murdock 1...... Basketball Aislinn Konig 3 ...... WoBasketball Owen Trephan 1 ...... Wrestling Luis Cossio 2...... CC/Track & Field Liam Hutchinson 1 ...... Swimming Thomas Murray 2...... Fencing Nyls Korstanje 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Luca Tresh 1 ...... Baseball Bryan Costabile 4 ...... Lacrosse Kyle Hyland 4 ...... Lacrosse Spencer Myers 2 ...... Baseball Leon Krapf 1 ...... Soccer Jarrett Trombley 3 ...... Wrestling Joseph Pierce Crawford 3...... Hockey Mattie Interian 3 ...... Soccer Marco Napolitano 1 ...... Lacrosse Gaven Krazer 1 ...... Wrestling Alexis Urquiza 5 ...... Wrestling Sydney Cripps 1 ...... Rowing Erin Isola 4...... Swimming Axel Nefve 1 ...... Tennis Abigail Kriegler 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jose Garcia Valles 2 ...... Soccer Colton Crum 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Wheaton Jackoboice 2...... Lacrosse Christopher Nelson 2 ...... Lacrosse Rafal Kusto 2...... Swimming/Diving Andreas Vazaios 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nicholas Cullen 1...... Soccer Palmer Jackson 1 ...... Golf Sarah Nicholls 2 ...... Swimming Alexander Lang 2 ...... Track & Field Benjamin Verchick 1 ...... Track & Field Will Cumberland 3 ...... Swimming Kelly Jacob 2 ...... Swimming Charley Niego 1 ...... Volleyball Olga Lapteva 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Anna Vess 1 ...... Track & Field Dylan St. Cyr 2 ...... Hockey Dylan Jacobs 2...... CC/Track & Field Yiyi Niu 1 ...... Fencing Sarah LaTour 2 ...... Track & Field April Visser 1 ...... Softball Rachel DaDamio 5 ...... CC/Track & Field Olivia Jacobsen 2 ...... Lacrosse Olivia Niziolek 2...... CC/Track & Field Alexander Leitten 2 ...... Wrestling Kathleen Wadsworth 3 ...... WoBasketball Gaby Daly 1...... Soccer Alexander Jamieson 3 ...... Golf Luke Novak 4 ...... Hockey Caroline Lewis 1...... Track & Field William Waite 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Eleanor Daum 2 ...... Rowing Trevor Janicke 1 ...... Hockey Yared Nuguse 3...... CC/Track & Field Hunter Lewis 1 ...... Wrestling Courtney Walker 2 ...... Soccer Jessica Davis 1 ...... Rowing Katharine Johnson 2 ...... Rowing Zoe Nunez 3 ...... Volleyball McKenzie Long 1 ...... Track & Field Kameron Walker 1 ...... Football David DeBacker 1 ...... Swimming Madelyn Jones 1 ...... Golf Regina O’Brien 4 ...... Fencing Michaella van Maanen 4 ...... Soccer Ricarda Walkling 4 ...... Soccer Zachary Dedrick 1 ...... Soccer Alexander Ju 3 ...... Fencing Kate O’Connor 3...... Soccer Heather Maccausland 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Hannah Wander 1 ...... Volleyball Bridget Deehan 3 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Jung 2 ...... Baseball Patrick O’Mara 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Katelyn Mack 1...... Swimming/Diving Sara Watson 1 ...... Gymnastics Tory Dello 1 ...... Hockey Alesis Juntunen 2...... CC/Track & Field Jack O’Reilly 1 ...... Baseball Michael Madara 1 ...... Wrestling Nicole Webb 1...... Gymnastics Alec DeLong 1...... Swimming Jacob Kanak 4...... Lacrosse Meghan O’Reilly 1 ...... Fencing Lana Mavor 1...... WoTennis Markus Wennborg 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Andrew DelVecchio 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Nancy Kane 1 ...... Volleyball Mohamed Omar 2 ...... Soccer Lawson McArthur 4 ...... Baseball Lauren White 4 ...... Track & Field Sarah Dencker 2 ...... Rowing Abigail Kapitan 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Erin Ospeck 2 ...... Soccer Kristen McDaniel 1 ...... Volleyball Libby Whittaker 1 ...... Softball Elena Denner 2...... CC/Track & Field Patrick Kavanagh 1 ...... Lacrosse Hunter Ostrom 2 ...... Golf Daniela McDonald 1 ...... Volleyball Alexandra Wilkinson 2 ...... Track & Field Madelynn Denner 2 ...... CC/Track & Field John Keenan 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Gerard Peacock 1 ...... Baseball Tyler McDonough 1 ...... Baseball Matthew Willadsen 1 ...... Baseball Olivia Derrico 1 ...... Lacrosse Annaliese Kehm 1 ...... Rowing Arsenii Panteleev 4 ...... Fencing Mark McGlaughlin 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jerome Williams 1 ...... Football Stefani Deschner 3...... Fencing Anna Keller 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Austin Parsons 2 ...... CC/Track & Field John McIntyre 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Wilmoth 2...... Golf Claire DeSelm 4 ...... Swimming Diana Kelly 2 ...... Lacrosse Mariah Parsons 3 ...... Rowing Timothy McKay 2 ...... Football Tariq Wilson 1...... Wrestling Thomas Deslongchamps 2...... Soccer Lauren Kelly 2 ...... Rowing Morgan Partridge 2 ...... Fencing Brett McLamb 1 ...... Golf Curtis Wiltsey 1...... Swimming/Diving Laura DeVito 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Patrick Kelly 1 ...... Golf Makenna Pearsall 5 ...... Lacrosse Madison McQueen 3 ...... Soccer William Woods 1 ...... Football Brent DiBiase 1...... Baseball Isabelle Keren 1 ...... Rowing Audrey Pentimonti 1 ...... Rowing Yared Mekonnen 2...... Track & Field Henry Young 1 ...... Track & Field Christian DiCesare 1...... Hockey Tyler Keslin 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Anaya Peoples 1...... Basketball Vojtech Mensik 2...... Baseball Julia Zachgo 3 ...... Track & Field Gabrielle Diederich 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Cassie Keyes 1 ...... CC/Track & Field David Petrison 2 ...... Swimming Hailey Mesmer 4 ...... Gymnastics Claire Zanti 4...... Rifle Natalie Disher 3 ...... Fencing Kathleen Keyes 1...... Basketball Rex Pflueger 5 ...... Basketball Eden Millan 1 ...... Soccer Haley Zarett 2 ...... Gymnastics Nick Djogo 3 ...... Basketball Taichi Kho 2 ...... Golf Mary Grace Phelan 3 ...... Rowing Jacob Molacek 4...... Swimming/Diving Isabel Zimmermann 3...... Track & Field Joseph Dobrydney 1...... CC/Track & Field Jack Kielty 2...... Lacrosse Luke Phillips 2...... CC/Track & Field Isaiah Moore 1 ...... Football Elizabeth Doherty 3 ...... Lacrosse Daniel Kilrea 2...... CC/Track & Field Jacob Pivonka 2...... Hockey Kathleen Moore 3 ...... Swimming/Diving NOTRE DAME 541 Abbie Dolan 4...... Swimming Harrison Kimatian 1...... Fencing Cristina Postula 2 ...... Rowing Kendal Moore 1...... WoBasketball Mohammad Abualnadi 1 ...... Soccer Kelly Donnelly 4...... Lacrosse Lena King 1...... Rowing Maddy Potter 1 ...... Swimming Jack Moranetz 3...... Swimming/Diving Temitope Agoro 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Jack Donofrio 1...... Baseball Keelin Klocke 1 ...... Rowing Zachary Prajzner 2 ...... Baseball Madeline Morello 1...... Swimming/Diving Madison Ahern 1...... Lacrosse Hannah Dorney 2 ...... Lacrosse Kelly Koehnen 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Abigail Prohaska 2...... Basketball Logan Morris 1 ...... Softball Claire Albrecht 2...... Golf Michael Drake 1 ...... Lacrosse Keaton Komatz 3 ...... Lacrosse Chelsea Purcell 2 ...... Softball Elijah Moskowitz 4...... Track & Field Alessandra Aldave 2...... Lacrosse Zachary Dreznin 2...... Baseball Charles Korndor¢er 1 ...... Swimming Carly Quast 3 ...... Swimming Nathaniel Mullens 1...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Alexander 3...... CC/Track & Field Kati Druzina 1 ...... Soccer Maeve Koscielski 2...... Tennis Matthew Quintal 1...... CC/Track & Field Austin Murr 1 ...... Baseball Davis Allen 2 ...... Lacrosse Felicien Dumas 5 ...... Soccer Zachary Kreft 2...... CC/Track & Field Philip Quinton 2 ...... Soccer Cameron Murray 1 ...... Track & Field Isabella Allen 1 ...... Rowing Camryn Dyke 3...... Soccer Blake Kusky 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Will Rains 1 ...... Swimming Kudakwashe Muskwe 2...... Soccer Junior Almeida 2...... Lacrosse Emily Eberhart 1...... CC/Track & Field Logan Kusky 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Charles Raith 2 ...... Hockey Emma Muzzy 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Sydney Anderson 4...... Lacrosse Jaina Eckert 2 ...... Soccer Davis Lamb 2 ...... Golf Julia Randall 4...... Rowing Chloe Negrete 1...... Gymnastics Claire Andrews 2...... Swimming Matthew Eichten 2...... CC/Track & Field Alexis Martel Lamothe 2...... Soccer Alexander Rao 2 ...... Baseball Baker Nelson 1 ...... Baseball Aidan Antekeier 4 ...... Fencing Nathaniel Ekwueme 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Adelaide Lammers 1 ...... Rowing John Rea 2 ...... Soccer Kasey Ezzell Nelson 3 ...... Gymnastics Erin Archibeck 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Isabelle Elizondo 3...... Fencing Reilly Lanigan 4 ...... Swimming Audrey Regan 1 ...... Rowing Charles Neese 1 ...... Baseball John Arndorfer 2...... Baseball Max Ellis 1 ...... Hockey Jesse Lansdell 1 ...... Hockey Jake Renfree 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Sydney Nester 2 ...... Softball Ian Aschieris 5...... Soccer Katherine Enrietto 3...... Lacrosse Madeline LaPorte 1 ...... Swimming Anja Renkes 4 ...... Rowing Brigette Nordberg 1 ...... Softball Patrick Aslanian 1 ...... Lacrosse Liam Entenmann 1 ...... Lacrosse Nate Laszewski 2...... Basketball Katie Rentz 4 ...... Swimming Grant Northcutt 2...... Track & Field Mia Ayer 3 ...... Golf Samantha Eyolfson 2...... Swimming Alexandra Lee 1...... Rowing Eric Restic 2...... Lacrosse Mmachi Nwoke 1...... Volleyball Kristin Baer 5...... Volleyball/WBB Olivia Fabry 1...... CC/Track & Field Julia Lee 1 ...... Rowing Ellie Richards 1 ...... Softball Lawrence O’Brien 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Solag Bakich 1...... Hockey Spencer Farina 2...... Soccer Nicholas Leivermann 2 ...... Hockey Rex Riley 3 ...... Swimming Bailey O’Connor 2 ...... Soccer Isabella Balder 2 ...... Rowing Michael Farnish 2 ...... Lacrosse Charles Leonard 3...... Lacrosse Taylor Robinson 1...... Rowing Kelsey O’Connor 1 ...... Softball Emmett Barger 1 ...... Lacrosse Senan Farrelly 2 ...... Soccer Maryclare Leonard 3...... CC/Track & Field Kathleen Roe 2...... Lacrosse Alexis Ortega 1 ...... Gymnastics Cynthia Barker 2 ...... Rowing Michael Fay 2 ...... Lacrosse Mark Leung 1 ...... Fencing Simon Roennecke 2 ...... Soccer Yanghua Ou 1 ...... Golf Zoe Barnette 1 ...... Fencing John Felitto 4...... Golf Julia Lilien 2 ...... Tennis Jack Rohan 3...... Fencing Spencer Oxendine 1 ...... Golf Julia Barry 4...... Fencing Hana Ferrero 3 ...... Rowing Matthew Limbacher 2 ...... Swimming Anna Rohrer 5...... CC/Track & Field Niati Paku 1...... Track & Field Marci Barta 2 ...... Swimming Cailin Field 2...... Lacrosse Kara Linder 1 ...... Fencing Madison Ronzone 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Lydia Adam Papadopoulou 1 ...... Volleyball Guillermo Alfonso Cabrera Basurco 4 ...... Tennis Brian Finn 4 ...... Soccer James Littlefield 1 ...... Lacrosse Michael Rosa 1...... Swimming Jade Parchment 2 ...... Volleyball Fulton Bayman 1...... Lacrosse Julia Finster 1...... Rowing Brooke Littman 4 ...... Soccer Gustavo Rossello 2 ...... Fencing Dylan Parham 1 ...... Football Alexis Bazos 4 ...... Softball Anna Fischer 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Samantha Lockwood 1 ...... Volleyball Avian Rossum 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Nolan Parris 1 ...... Football Lauren Beaudreau 1...... Golf Sammi Fisher 1 ...... Soccer Jocelyn Long 1...... CC/Track & Field Konrad Rozanski 1...... Soccer Easton Paxton 1...... Golf JP Becker 3...... Swimming Jack Fitzpatrick 1 ...... Swimming Paige Luong 1 ...... Fencing Cormac Ryan 1 ...... Basketball Ky-Lee Perry 6 ...... Swimming/Diving Andrew Belcik 2 ...... Baseball Austin Flaute 2...... Swimming Alexander Luz 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Mary Ryan 3 ...... Rowing John Peterson 1 ...... Rifle Nicole Benz 3...... Basketball Sarah Flight 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Kevin Lynch 1...... Lacrosse Morgan Ryan 3 ...... Softball Anna Pierce 1 ...... Track & Field Mara Bhalla 2 ...... Rowing Cassandra Ford 4 ...... Lacrosse Michael Lynch 2 ...... Soccer Kevin Salvano 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Julia Poole 3...... Swimming/Diving Ryan Bischel 1 ...... Hockey Jonathan Ford 1 ...... Lacrosse Samantha Lynch 4 ...... Lacrosse Nicholas Sanford 3 ...... Hockey Alexis Postell 1 ...... Track & Field Kathryn Blachowicz 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Skylar Fore 3 ...... Swimming John Lynn 2 ...... Soccer Alexis Saulny 2 ...... Volleyball Naomi Powell 3 ...... Soccer Matthew Blommer 4...... Lacrosse Matthew Fraizer 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Meaghan Lyons 1 ...... Swimming Maximus Schalit 1 ...... Lacrosse Victoria Prati 3 ...... Gymnastics Chloe Boice 1 ...... Soccer Bea Franklin 1 ...... Soccer Andrew Machovec 1 ...... Fencing Kiara Schmidt 1 ...... Volleyball William Pruden 1 ...... Track & Field Christina Boitano 2...... Fencing Page Freeman 1 ...... Tennis Jackson MacNab 1...... Hockey Matthew Schmidt 2...... Lacrosse Cyrus Rad 3 ...... Soccer Allison Bojczuk 3...... Tennis Elizabeth Fry 1 ...... Swimming Dustin Macuiba 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Jessica Schneider 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Adriana Reami 1...... WoTennis Samuel Bosio 1 ...... Soccer Connor Fu 1 ...... Tennis Finnula Mageras 4...... Fencing Mikayla Schneider 2...... CC/Track & Field Nicholas Reenan 1 ...... Wrestling Josh Bottelberghe 2 ...... Swimming Quinn Gallagher 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Samantha Manfreda 3 ...... Rowing Maya Schofield 1 ...... Rowing Hannah Reid 1 ...... Volleyball Henry Boudreau 1...... CC/Track & Field Matthew Gamble 3 ...... Tennis Tala Mansouri 4 ...... Rowing Laura Schoonmaker 3 ...... Rowing Justin Ress 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Sophie Bouldoukian 1...... Rowing Morgan Gantt 1 ...... Rowing Maxim Manyak 1 ...... Lacrosse Caitlyn Schreier 1 ...... Softball Jada Rice 2 ...... WoBasketball Jose Boyer 2 ...... Lacrosse Jacqueline Gaughan 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Andrew Mariados 2...... Tennis Aaron Schultz 4 ...... Swimming Tyler Rice 4...... Swimming/Diving Joseph Boyle 2 ...... Baseball Peter Gayhardt 4 ...... Lacrosse Joseph Marino 3 ...... Fencing Haley Schultz 2 ...... Lacrosse Margot Ridgeway 1 ...... Soccer Sarah Boyle 1 ...... Swimming Sarah Genz 3 ...... Softball Kathryn Marino 4 ...... Softball Ryan Schweizer 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Angelia Rizzi 1 ...... Softball Jack Brannigan 1 ...... Baseball Victoria Gevaudan 1 ...... Rowing Olivia Markezich 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Meghan Scott 2...... CC/Track & Field Meredith Robinson 2 ...... Gymnastics Catie Brennan 2 ...... Swimming Benjamin Giacobello 2 ...... Soccer Erin Maron 1...... Rowing Kirsten Scutaro 2 ...... Lacrosse Martins Rocens 1 ...... Tennis Cailey Brogan 4 ...... Rowing Eric Gilgenbach 5 ...... Baseball Brooke Marquez 1 ...... Softball Meaghan Scutaro 2 ...... Lacrosse Anna Rogers 1 ...... WoTennis Samantha Broomfield 1 ...... Rowing Coleen Gillilan 1...... Swimming Jessica Masinko 3 ...... Lacrosse Thomas Seitzer 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Sirena Rowe 3...... Swimming/Diving Josiah Broughton 1 ...... Fencing Samantha Gillis 1 ...... Swimming Nicole Massimino 3 ...... Lacrosse Jernaya Sharp 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Taylor Rowland 1 ...... Volleyball Cameron Brown 4 ...... Baseball Giorgia Giordano 2...... Fencing Alexandra Matarazzo 1 ...... Rowing Erin Sheehan 4...... Swimming Brooke Rubendall 4 ...... Swimming/Diving David Brown 1 ...... Fencing Clayton Goldman 4...... CC/Track & Field Valentin Matveev 1...... Fencing Jack Sheehan 2 ...... Baseball Samantha Russ 3 ...... Softball Savannah Buchanan 4 ...... Lacrosse Ariana Gomez 1...... Rowing Elizabeth May 1...... Rowing Thomas Sheehan 1 ...... Baseball Liam Ryan 2...... Football Quentin Buchman 2...... Lacrosse Jade Gosar 2...... Soccer Reese Mayer 1 ...... Soccer Connor Shields 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Samantha Sack 1 ...... Softball Perry Bujouves 1...... Soccer Paul Gota 3...... Tennis Jane McAvoy 1 ...... Lacrosse Michael Shoaf 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Christian Salzer 1 ...... Golf Callahan Burke 4 ...... Hockey Miriam Grady 2...... Fencing Erin McBride 4 ...... Lacrosse Liam Simon 1 ...... Baseball Makayla Sargent 2...... Swimming/Diving Cameron Burke 2...... Hockey Michael Graham 2...... Hockey Katie McCahan 2...... Swimming Amanda Sirico 5 ...... Fencing Joseph Schrader 3 ...... Tennis Michaela Butler 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Isabelle Grassel 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Quinn McCahon 2...... Lacrosse Michael Siroky 2 ...... Fencing Allen Seals 1...... Soccer Ava Butterbaugh 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Reilly Gray 1...... Lacrosse Aiden McFadden 3...... Soccer Graham Slaggert 2 ...... Hockey Shannon Sefton 1...... Track & Field Colin Campbell 1...... Fencing Katherine Greed 1 ...... Rowing Matthew McCormick 3...... Tennis Nicholas Sloan 3 ...... Fencing Emily Shain 1 ...... Track & Field Dominic Cancellieri 1 ...... Baseball Meghan Greene 2...... Rowing Mark McGinley 2 ...... Lacrosse Johnathan Small 4 ...... Tennis Kiernan Shanahan 1 ...... Wrestling Ryan Carmichael 1 ...... Hockey Samuel Grewe 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Rosemary McGovern 3 ...... Rowing Jared Smith 1 ...... Fencing Carson Shaner 1 ...... Softball Matthew Carmody 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Elaine Gri¢in 2...... Rowing Aidan McIntyre 1...... Rowing Katie Smith 4 ...... Swimming Ian Shanklin 1 ...... Track & Field Robby Carmody 2...... Basketball Brian Gri¢ith 3...... CC/Track & Field Sadler McKeen 3...... Swimming Zach Smith 2...... Swimming Nina Sharpton 2 ...... Volleyball Madison Carr 4...... Lacrosse Shelby Grimm 2 ...... Softball Julia McKenna 1...... Fencing Autumn Smithers 1 ...... Soccer James Shaw 2 ...... Football Mollie Carr 2 ...... Lacrosse Cailey Grunhard 3 ...... Swimming Paige McKnight 1 ...... Volleyball Marta Sniezek 1 ...... Basketball Savannah Shaw 2 ...... Track & Field Bailey Cartwright 3 ...... Soccer Samuel Guinane 2 ...... Soccer Keagan McLaughlin 3 ...... Soccer Allegra Sodi 4 ...... Rowing Silas Shaw 1 ...... Wrestling John Casey 4...... Soccer Halena Hadi 3...... Rowing Megan McLaughlin 4 ...... Soccer Conor Somers 3...... Tennis Emily Shepard 1 ...... Gymnastics McKenna Caskey 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Anna Haigh 1 ...... Rowing Alexandra McManus 1 ...... Softball Zoe Spence 4...... Tennis Alexis Sheppard 2 ...... Gymnastics Daniel Cassidy 3...... Lacrosse Molly Hagan 3 ...... Lacrosse John McNabola 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Gareth Spiteri 1 ...... Fencing Michael Shick 1...... Tennis Jane Caulfield 1...... Fencing Ryan Hallenbeck 3...... Lacrosse Thomas McNamara 3 ...... Lacrosse Spencer Stastney 2 ...... Hockey Joseph Shimko 1 ...... Football Nick Chase 1 ...... Swimming Brenna Halligan 1 ...... Rowing Madeline Means 1 ...... Rowing Alexander Steeves 2...... Hockey Anna Shumate 2...... Swimming/Diving Stephen Chase 2...... Lacrosse Matthew Halpin 1 ...... Tennis Mitchel Megias 2...... Baseball Matthew Steeves 3...... Hockey Ryann Sinclair 1 ...... Golf Davis Chatfield 1 ...... Golf Leea Hanks 1...... Softball Auden Menke 2 ...... Lacrosse John Stefan 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Alana Smith 1 ...... WoTennis Matthew Che 1 ...... Tennis Elizabeth Hannon 1...... CC/Track & Field Maddie Mercado 1...... Soccer Grace Ste¢ens 4 ...... Lacrosse Collin Smith 1 ...... Football Edward Cheatham 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Nicholas Harris 1 ...... Lacrosse Kaci Messier 2 ...... Lacrosse Samantha Steigerwald 4 ...... Swimming Jamie Smith 4...... Soccer Robert Cheeseman 1...... CC/Track & Field Kelly Hart 5 ...... CC/Track & Field Caroline Meuth 2 ...... Volleyball Topher Stensby 1 ...... Swimming Madelaine Smith 2...... Swimming/Diving Justin Cheng 2 ...... Lacrosse Gri¢in Hawthorne 2...... Lacrosse Jess Meyers 1 ...... Golf Bayley Stewart 2 ...... Swimming Tristan Smith 3...... Tennis Zachary Cheng 4 ...... Fencing Abby Heck 3 ...... Golf Nick Milikich 4 ...... Swimming Emily Stinebaugh 4...... Rowing Luke Sobolewski 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Alexandra Chlumsky 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Lauren Heller 4 ...... Swimming Jared Miller 2...... Baseball Lindsay Stone 3 ...... Swimming Noah Soles 1...... Baseball Richard Ciamarra 3 ...... Tennis Matthew Hellickson 3...... Hockey Morrison Mirer 3...... Lacrosse Kelly Straub 3 ...... Swimming Xinhui Song 1 ...... Golf Sara Clarin 1...... Rowing Chloe Hemm 3 ...... Rowing Peter Monahan 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Erin Sullivan 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Bryson Speas 1 ...... Football Emma Clark 2 ...... Softball Shannon Hendricks 5 ...... Soccer Jack Montesi 3 ...... Swimming Tegan Sweeney 2 ...... Swimming Jaylen Spellman 1 ...... Track & Field Nathaniel Clurman 2 ...... Hockey Kyle Hess 1...... Baseball Simran Moolchandaney 1 ...... Fencing Abigail Sweet 2 ...... Softball Antonie Starova 1 ...... Soccer Madeline Coady 4 ...... Rowing Aaron Hill 1 ...... Soccer John Mooney 2 ...... Basketball Rachel Tanczos 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Maximilian Manfred Steinlechner 1 ...... Golf Carson Cochran 3 ...... Lacrosse Caroline Hills 4 ...... Rowing Connor Morin 3 ...... Lacrosse Jake Taylor 1 ...... Lacrosse Elle Sutphin 1 ...... WoBasketball Catherine Co¢ey 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Braeden Ho 1...... Tennis Elijah Morgan 1 ...... Basketball Zoe Taylor 2...... Tennis

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Evan Tenuta 2 ...... Baseball Jada Crittendon 1...... Softball Athalie Palomo 1 ...... Soccer Christie Castorino 3 ...... Rowing Pleun Lammers 1 ...... Field Hockey Colin Theisen 3...... Hockey Lucas Cyriacus 1...... Soccer Josh Parquet 2 ...... Swimming Bianca Chevarie 1 ...... Lacrosse Christopher LaValle 1...... Basketball Luciana Thomas 2...... Swimming Colleen Daday 4 ...... Swimming Katlyn Pavlick 2 ...... Softball Andre Cisco 2 ...... Football Ellie Lawler 2 ...... Track & Field Hannah Thompson 3 ...... Volleyball Valerie Daigneault 4 ...... Swimming Amaia Pena 4 ...... Soccer Landon Clary 1 ...... Lacrosse Jake Leahy 4...... Soccer Luke Thornbrue 1 ...... Swimming Mikayla Davidson 1...... Track & Field Johan Penaranda 2 ...... Soccer Rebecca Clyde 1 ...... Softball Lexi Ledoyen 2 ...... Lacrosse Summer Thorpe 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Wendell Davis 1 ...... Football Alex Peperak 3 ...... Soccer Sierra Cockerille 1 ...... Lacrosse Zach Lee 1 ...... Lacrosse Matthew Tichacek 3 ...... Fencing SirVocea Dennis 1 ...... Football Avery Perosa 3 ...... Volleyball Ady Cohen 4...... Ice Hockey Chase Lerner 2 ...... Crew Charles Trense 5...... Lacrosse Tatum Detwiler 1...... Swimming Eddita Pessima 1 ...... Track & Field Adrian Cole 1 ...... Football Anna Leschyshyn 1...... Ice Hockey Brooke Trossen 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Liam Dick 1 ...... Football Alecia Petrikis 4 ...... Gymnastics Alex Comerford 1 ...... Track & Field David Lipka 4...... Lacrosse Joe Turk 4...... Swimming Sadie Dick 1...... Volleyball Micky Phillippi 3 ...... Wrestling Finn Conlon 2 ...... Crew Sarah Luby 2...... Field Hockey Duncan Turnbull 4...... Soccer Jerry Drake Jr. 1 ...... Football Breanna Phillips 2 ...... Track & Field Claire Cooke 3 ...... Field Hockey Kendra Lukacs 3 ...... Volleyball Thomas Vail 2 ...... Baseball Owen Drexel 2...... Football Chris Pouliot 1...... Baseball Kailee Coonan 3 ...... Soccer Cooper Lutz 1 ...... Football Madelyn VanBlunk 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Gerald Drumgoole, Jr. 1...... Basketball Grant Powell 1 ...... Baseball Nolan Cooney 4 ...... Football Matt Magnan 1 ...... Lacrosse Brooke VanDyck 2 ...... Soccer Sky Du¢ 1 ...... Baseball Ismini Prapa 2 ...... Basketball Sarah Cooper 2 ...... Lacrosse Alex Manfredi 4 ...... Crew Mikayla Vaughn 3...... Basketball Rachel Dugan 4 ...... Gymnastics Szymon Pytlarczyk 1 ...... Swimming Gabrielle Cooper 3 ...... Basketball Alex Marino 2...... Lacrosse Beatrice Verrecchia 2 ...... Fencing Katrina Durrwachter 3 ...... Cross Country Allison Ramirez 3 ...... Swimming Vanessa Costantino 3 ...... Lacrosse Toni Martin 4 ...... Softball Matthew Vietzen 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Wojciech Dutkowiak 1 ...... Swimming Dylan Reed 1 ...... Swimming Alexis Crosby 1 ...... Track & Field Kate Mashewske 1 ...... Lacrosse Samantha Viqueira 4 ...... Fencing Abby Edwards 2 ...... Softball Garrett Reinsfelder 2 ...... Wrestling Jonas Crowder 1...... Crew Keith McAteer 2 ...... Track & Field Antonio Villegas Jimenez 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Mackenzie Edwards 1 ...... Soccer Cole Rickert 2 ...... Wrestling Sarah Crummey 4 ...... Rowing Dylan McDonald 3...... Soccer Colleen Visnic 3 ...... Rowing Dakota Elliott 2 ...... Swimming Kiley Robatin 2 ...... Gymnastics Libby Cultra 2 ...... Track & Field Logan McGraw 1 ...... Soccer Samuel Voelz 2...... CC/Track & Field Onyebuchi Ezeakudo 1 ...... Basketball Lily Robertson 1 ...... Track & Field Andrew Cummings 4 ...... Crew Marielle McHale 2...... Ice Hockey Anna Wagner 1 ...... Softball Cynthia Ezeja 1 ...... Basketball Tyler Rollins 1 ...... Track & Field Mia Cunnings 1 ...... Softball Mariana McManus 2...... Track & Field Elizabeth Waldram 4 ...... Tennis Zoi Faki 3 ...... Volleyball Mason Ronan 1 ...... Baseball Brendan Curry 3 ...... Lacrosse Nate McPeak 3...... Lacrosse Destinee Walker 1...... Basketball Jordan Fields 3 ...... Track & Field Anastasia Russ 1 ...... Volleyball Madison D’Ambra 1 ...... Rowing Mike Midki¢ 1 ...... Football Katherine Wallace 4 ...... Fencing Judd Fishman 3...... Swimming Krystyna Rytel 1 ...... Soccer Aja Davis 1...... Track & Field Christian Miesch 1 ...... Soccer Reghan Ward 2 ...... Fencing Marti Floyd 1 ...... Soccer Nico Samarkos 3...... Baseball Dakota Davis 3...... Football Ifeatu Melifonwu 3 ...... Football Shae Watkins 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Reaia Floyd 1 ...... Gymnastics Grant Santangelo 1 ...... Baseball Madeleine Davison 4 ...... Track & Field Nick Mellen 2 ...... Lacrosse Audrey Weiss 1 ...... Soccer Camryn Forbes 2 ...... Swimming Sam Scarton 1 ...... Football Cooper Dawson 1 ...... Football Kevin Mital 1 ...... Football Lauren Wenzel 2 ...... Volleyball Sarah Frick 4...... Track & Field Nikki Scherer 2 ...... Track & Field Kerry Defliese 2 ...... Lacrosse Keiana Mitchell 2 ...... Track & Field Peter Werling 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Samuel Frontino 1 ...... Baseball Barb Schmele 3 ...... Swimming Stephanie deLaforcade 2...... Soccer Abby Moloughney 2 ...... Ice Hockey Riley Wester 1 ...... Softball Kate Fuhrmann 1 ...... Swimming Jilian Schulte 1 ...... Swimming Silas Derfel 2 ...... Track & Field Alex Morales 2 ...... Field Hockey Gri¢in Westlin 2 ...... Lacrosse Maura Gallagher 1 ...... Track & Field Sarah Seamans 2 ...... Softball Tommy DeVito 1 ...... Football Clara Morrison 1 ...... Field Hockey Annie Wiese 2 ...... Swimming Brandon George 1...... Football Tyler Senall 1 ...... Track & Field Laura Dickinson 2 ...... Track & Field Anicet Mundundu 3 ...... Crew Cason Wilburn 1...... Swimming Samson George 3...... Basketball Sebastian Serpa 1...... Soccer Jessica Digirolamo 3 ...... Ice Hockey Grant Murphy 3 ...... Lacrosse Anthony Williams 5 ...... CC/Track & Field Paul Ghantous 1 ...... Cross Country Nyk Sessock 1 ...... Soccer Nicholas DiPietro 3 ...... Lacrosse Hannah Murphy 1 ...... Rowing Sienna Wilson 2...... Fencing Sarah Giamber 4 ...... Swimming Madelyn Sha¢er 4 ...... Swimming Kate Donovan 3 ...... Soccer Lila Nazarian 4...... Lacrosse Jenna Winebrenner 3 ...... Soccer Matt Gilbertson 1 ...... Baseball Sam Shields 4 ...... Track & Field Catie Dobbs 1 ...... Softball Jake Nelson 1 ...... Lacrosse Olivia Wingate 1 ...... Soccer Ali Giuliani 1 ...... Swimming Todd Sibley Jr. 2 ...... Football Tucker Dordevic 2...... Lacrosse Laurel Ness 2...... Soccer Sydney Winters 1 ...... Swimming Drew Glick 2 ...... Track & Field Sarah Sinnott 1 ...... Soccer Joe Dragon 2 ...... Track & Field Molly Nethercott 1 ...... Soccer Andrew Winton 2...... Swimming Meredith Gould 1 ...... Swimming Chase Smith 1...... Baseball Benjamin Dukes 1...... Crew Sondre Norheim 3...... Soccer Rachel Wittmer 2 ...... Swimming Kayla Graham 1 ...... Swimming Chayce Smith 1 ...... Basketball Lindsay Eastwood 5 ...... Ice Hockey Emily Nugent 1 ...... Track & Field Jacquelyn Wolak 1 ...... Lacrosse Tyler Greer 1 ...... Wrestling Zion Spearman 1 ...... Baseball Santita Ebangwese 5 ...... Soccer Kevin Nusdeo 3...... Football Kayleigh Wol¢ 1...... Lacrosse Dani Hall 4 ...... Gymnastics Sabrina Starks 2...... Volleyball Sarah Eddy 1 ...... Track & Field Bricen Nygaard 1 ...... Crew Robert Wong 3 ...... Fencing Ava Hanna 1 ...... Soccer Natalie Steibel 1 ...... Volleyball Ryan Elsinga 1 ...... Crew Helena O’Donnell 3 ...... Rowing Lauren Woodard 4...... Volleyball Anthony Harding 2 ...... Soccer Makenzie Stiles 1...... Softball Olivia Elston 2...... Track & Field Junior Ognovich 1...... Rowing Sebastian Wozniak 1 ...... Fencing Dayshanette Harris 1 ...... Basketball Chad Stout 2 ...... Soccer Alex Engel 2 ...... Crew Caleb Okechukwu 1...... Football Jemma Yeadon 4...... Volleyball Gregg Harvey 1 ...... Wrestling Kailyn Swantek 1 ...... Swimming Emily Engstler 1...... Basketball Kaia Oliver 1 ...... Softball Zach Yeadon 1 ...... Swimming Emy Hayford 1 ...... Basketball Bence Szucsik 2 ...... Swimming Grace Fahey 3 ...... Lacrosse Allie Olnowich 4...... Ice Hockey Dariya Yefremenko 2 ...... Fencing Alexee Haynes 1 ...... Softball Marisa Tava 1...... Soccer Jared Fernandez 3...... Lacrosse Pawarapa Osathanugrah 1 ...... Rowing Ashley Young 2...... Rowing Carolyn Helenski 4 ...... Track & Field Matt Thompson 1...... Track & Field Massimo Ferrin 2 ...... Soccer Merjan Ozisik 1 ...... Soccer Tate Young 1 ...... Lacrosse Samy Helmbacher 3...... Swimming Dominic Toledo 1 ...... Swimming Brennan Finley 3...... Crew Jude Padilla 1 ...... Softball Caroline Yu 1 ...... Fencing Jacqueline Hendrix 4 ...... Swimming Au’Diese Toney 1 ...... Basketball Jack Fiorini 2 ...... Lacrosse Alexandra Panaggio 1 ...... Soccer Darius Zacharakis 2 ...... Fencing Jackson Henry 1 ...... Football Amanda Ungerman 1 ...... Track & Field Peter Fiorini 2 ...... Lacrosse Jonathan Partamian 3 ...... Lacrosse Kiki Van Zanten 1...... Soccer Deven Herbine 4 ...... Gymnastics Layne Van Buskirk 2 ...... Volleyball Declan Fischback 3 ...... Crew Brendan Paul 1...... Basketball Zachary Zeller 2...... Fencing Kyle Hess 2...... Baseball Cooper van der Laan 1 ...... Swimming Whisper Fisher 1...... Basketball Lucy Pearce 4 ...... Rowing Joshua Zhang 1...... Fencing Josh Higgins 3 ...... Track & Field Carson Van Lynn 3...... Football Marisa Fischetti 1 ...... Soccer Isabella Plummer 1 ...... Volleyball Wilson Zinkan 1...... CC/Track & Field Hali Hillegas 1 ...... Volleyball John Vardzel 2 ...... Football Lauren Fitzmaurice 1...... Basketball Emma Polaski 3 ...... Ice Hockey Grayson Zinn 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Luay Hilmi 1...... Swimming Juliana Vazquez 5 ...... Soccer Wil Froumy 1 ...... Football Drake Porter 4...... Lacrosse Vincent Zona 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Shan Hochkeppel 3...... Swimming Valeria Vazquez Gomez 1 ...... Volleyball Julio Fulcar 2 ...... Soccer Kelsey Potts 4 ...... Track & Field Jack Zullo 2...... Lacrosse Zach Holcomb 1 ...... Baseball Dixon Veltri 2...... Soccer Rilea Fusco 2 ...... Lacrosse Ellen Pozzi 1 ...... Rowing Grant Hoppock 1 ...... Baseball Eben Vorster 2 ...... Swimming Dana Gardner 3 ...... Volleyball Dasia Pressley 4 ...... Track & Field PITTSBURGH 277 Stephen Hopta 1 ...... Swimming Mason Walker 1 ...... Baseball Tyler Garland 1 ...... Track & Field Connor Preston 1...... Track & Field Evan Addison 1 ...... Track & Field Gabe Houy 3 ...... Football Noah Walker 1 ...... Track & Field Luisa Gathmann 1...... Rowing Anthony Queeley 1 ...... Football Serhii Ahadzhanian 1 ...... Swimming Rita Igbokwe 1...... Basketball Chandler Walter 1 ...... Softball Nicolas Giancola 1 ...... Basketball Tess Queen 1 ...... Field Hockey Wesley Ahart 2 ...... Swimming Rebekah Jenkins 2...... Gymnastics Jackson Walti 2 ...... Soccer Hilli Goldhar 2...... Soccer Cara Quimby 5 ...... Lacrosse Lexis Akeo 1 ...... Volleyball Krista Jones 2 ...... Swimming Ciara Ward 1 ...... Gymnastics Asa Goldstock 2 ...... Lacrosse Lucas Quinn 2 ...... Lacrosse Deslin Alexandre 2 ...... Football Cara Judkins 3 ...... Basketball Bryce Washington 1 ...... Soccer Aviana Goode 4...... Track & Field Jalen Racine 3 ...... Track & Field Hope Alley 1 ...... Softball Joshua Junko 1 ...... Football Rashad Weaver 2 ...... Football Madeleine Gordon 1 ...... Rowing Mary Rahal 4 ...... Lacrosse Rodrigo Almeida 2 ...... Soccer Will Kaldes 1 ...... Wrestling Jake Wentzel 4 ...... Wrestling Emma Gossman 2...... Rowing Miranda Ramirez 4 ...... Tennis Jaylyn Aminu 2 ...... Track & Field Vildan Kardesler 2 ...... Soccer Abby Wert 1...... Soccer Kara Gray 1 ...... Lacrosse Louise Rath 1...... Rowing Arie Ammann 1 ...... Soccer Lauren Kelly 1 ...... Swimming Amanda West 1 ...... Soccer Lauren Gray 3...... Lacrosse Isabella Recchion 1 ...... Lacrosse Daisy Anderson 1 ...... Swimming Luke Kemerer 1 ...... Wrestling Cortnee Williams 3 ...... Swimming Laura Graziosi 1 ...... Field Hockey Stephen Rehfuss 4 ...... Lacrosse Jordan Anderson 1 ...... Baseball Hunter Kernan 1 ...... Wrestling Emma Wilson 1 ...... Swimming Jamie Gregg 1 ...... Softball Savannah Rennie 2 ...... Ice Hockey Margret Arnadottir 1 ...... Soccer Alex Kessman 2 ...... Football A.J. Woods 1...... Football Cameron Grimm 3 ...... Crew Peyton Rice 1 ...... Crew Abena Atuobi 1 ...... Track & Field Edward Kizza 3...... Soccer David Yanni 1 ...... Baseball Shaq Grosvenor 2...... Football Justice Richardson 2 ...... Track & Field Hannah Bach 1 ...... Softball Braden Kline 2 ...... Soccer Jake Zilinskas 1 ...... Football Quincy Guerrier 1 ...... Basketball John-Austin Ricks 2...... Soccer Jarrett Bach 1 ...... Baseball Caitlyn Kline 2 ...... Gymnastics Blake Zubovic 1 ...... Football Jack Guida 3 ...... Football Skyler Rivera 1...... Rowing Matt Bailey 2 ...... Soccer Brittany Knight 4 ...... Softball Drew Gunther 1...... Football Kevin Robertson 1 ...... Track & Field Habakkuk Baldonado 1 ...... Football Eli Kosanovich 1 ...... Football SYRACUSE 340 Chiara Gutsche 2 ...... Field Hockey Kurtis Roethlisberger 1 ...... Crew Jack Balick 1...... Track & Field Jake Kradel 2...... Football Trent Abraham 1 ...... Crew Dean Gwadz 1 ...... Crew Alexa Romero 3...... Softball Jenna Baltes 1...... Track & Field Kaitlyn Kruger 2...... Softball Basil Aburn 2 ...... Lacrosse Kim Hansen 1...... Tennis Carolin Roose 1...... Rowing Walker Barbee 1...... Softball Camille Kukor 2...... Track & Field Jamil Adams 1...... Track & Field Curtis Harper 2 ...... Football Meghan Root 2 ...... Soccer Cameron Barto 1 ...... Baseball Laurel Kun 1 ...... Track & Field Phoebe Aguiar 1 ...... Track & Field Kenzie Harris 1 ...... Lacrosse Kelli Rowswell 4 ...... Ice Hockey Bex Bartosh 1...... Soccer Kayla Lane 1 ...... Softball India Aikens 1 ...... Rowing Stephanie Harris 3 ...... Field Hockey Austin Rucker 1...... Track & Field Lauren Beckwith 1 ...... Gymnastics Sophie Lane 3 ...... Track & Field Brooke Alexander 1...... Basketball Emily Hawryschuk 4 ...... Lacrosse Katharine Ryan 2 ...... Rowing Davis Beville 2...... Football Caitlyn Lazzarini 1...... Soccer Morgan Alexander 4 ...... Lacrosse Berkley Hayes 1 ...... Volleyball Katherine Ryan 2 ...... Crew Garrett Bickhart 3 ...... Football Danielle Leaks 2 ...... Track & Field Georgia Allen 3...... Soccer Miranda Hearn 1 ...... Softball Tara Ryan 4 ...... Rowing Marissa Bitonti 1 ...... Track & Field Alexis Leech 2 ...... Track & Field Jakob Andersen 3 ...... Crew Anne He¢ernan 1 ...... Track & Field Ella Saada 2 ...... Volleyball Adam Bloebaum 1 ...... Baseball Zach Lefever 2 ...... Track & Field Iliass Aouani 3 ...... Track & Field Andrew Helmer 3 ...... Lacrosse Emory Sammons 1...... Crew Sophie Bochenek 3 ...... Gymnastics Kylee Levers 4 ...... Volleyball Grace Asch 2...... Rowing Nathan Henderson 2...... Track & Field Olivia Schaertl 1 ...... Rowing Caroline Bolen 1 ...... Track & Field Hunter Levesque 3 ...... Softball Lauren Avery 1 ...... Lacrosse Logan Hicks 3 ...... Ice Hockey Sam Schluter 1...... Lacrosse Nino Bonaccorsi 1 ...... Wrestling Taegen Lewellen 1...... Softball Brandon Aviles 1 ...... Lacrosse Ryley Higgins 4 ...... Track & Field Stephen Schulz 3...... Track & Field Emily Bonaventure 2 ...... Track & Field Celia Lopez 1 ...... Soccer Shannon Aviza 3 ...... Soccer Dominic Hockenbury 3 ...... Track & Field Eva Scott 3...... Track & Field Mary Borkoski 1 ...... Track & Field Kayla Lund 2 ...... Volleyball Amanda Bäckebo 3...... Ice Hockey Carolin Ho¢mann 2 ...... Field Hockey Matthew Scrape 2 ...... Track & Field Lydia Bottelier 1 ...... Track & Field Kathleen Lynch 3...... Swimming Cameron Bailey 2 ...... Track & Field Sterling Hofrichter 2 ...... Football Polina Shemanova 2 ...... Volleyball Anna Bout 1...... Soccer Danielle Maggio 1 ...... Soccer Mackenzie Baker 3 ...... Lacrosse Justus Holden-Betts 1 ...... Track & Field Bourama Sidibe 1...... Basketball Haley Brechwald 3 ...... Gymnastics Shannah Mallett 1 ...... Track & Field Chase Balick 1 ...... Track & Field Madeleine Holzman-Klima 2 ...... Rowing Kristen Siermachesky 3 ...... Ice Hockey Walker Brooks 1 ...... Swimming Chris Maloney 2...... Football Jamie Barta 1...... Softball Anonda Hoppner 2 ...... Ice Hockey Ella Simkins 2 ...... Lacrosse Paris Brown 1 ...... Football Sydney Marasco 1 ...... Soccer Mae Batherson 1 ...... Ice Hockey Kate Hostage 3...... Soccer Amferny Sinclair 1...... Soccer Ashley Browske 1...... Volleyball Alex Marlow 1...... Swimming Isabella Begley 1 ...... Rowing Jarveon Howard 1 ...... Football Jessica Skladal 2 ...... Softball Serena Buchwald 2...... Swimming Trey McGowens 2 ...... Basketball Madison Beishuizen 1...... Ice Hockey Kenneth Hubbard 4 ...... Crew Allison Small 1 ...... Ice Hockey Aysia Bugg 5 ...... Basketball Kate McKay 2...... Soccer Shaun Belbey 3...... Basketball Teisha Hyman 1 ...... Basketball Kailey Smith 2 ...... Field Hockey Dallas Bulsak 1 ...... Wrestling C.J. McKennitt 1 ...... Baseball Lauren Bellefontaine 1 ...... Ice Hockey Courtney Jackson 1 ...... Football Ryan Smith 2 ...... Crew Hannah Bumgarner 4...... Swimming Monica McNeil 3...... Track & Field Taylor Bennett 2...... Soccer Teri Jackson 1 ...... Soccer Simon Smith 5 ...... Track & Field Brian Burgess 1 ...... Football Jim Medure 5 ...... Football Matthew Bergeron 1 ...... Football Jordan Jacob 1 ...... Track & Field Severin Soerlie 2 ...... Soccer Michaela Burton 1 ...... Gymnastics Nick Meglino 1...... Wrestling Mikey Berkman 1...... Lacrosse Ryan Jermyn 1 ...... Track & Field Marie Sommer 1...... Field Hockey Ellis Cannon 3 ...... Swimming Shahar Menahem 3 ...... Swimming Andrew Berrell 1 ...... Crew Jalyn Jimerson 1 ...... Lacrosse Jerry Staats 2 ...... Lacrosse Nick Cardamone 1 ...... Track & Field Taylor Middleton 4 ...... Track & Field Jacopo Bertone 2...... Crew Kevin Johnson 2 ...... Football Heather Sta¢ord 1...... Rowing Grant Carrigan 3 ...... Football Jack Miller 1 ...... Track & Field Lauren Bilafer 1 ...... Rowing Nykeim Johnson 1...... Football Alexandra Steigelfest 1 ...... Soccer Jordan Ceccarini 3 ...... Gymnastics Olivia Miller 2 ...... Gymnastics Hailey Bitters 1 ...... Field Hockey Kingsley Jonathan 3 ...... Football William Stoddard 1...... Crew Lucas Cerchiaro 1 ...... Swimming Becca Miller 1 ...... Softball Josh Black 2 ...... Football Kayli Jones 3 ...... Track & Field Luke Strang 4 ...... Lacrosse Katie Chamberlain 2...... Gymnastics Kaymar Mimes 1 ...... Football Eunice Boateng 2 ...... Track & Field Laurence Joss 1 ...... Crew Digna Strautmane 3 ...... Basketball Justin Champagnie 1 ...... Basketball Jered Moore 1...... Swimming Buddy Boeheim 1...... Basketball Alexis Kaiser 2 ...... Softball Kyle Strickland 1 ...... Football Jerry Chen 1...... Swimming Jimmy Morrissey 4 ...... Football Rachel Bonner 4 ...... Track & Field Elena Karakasi 2 ...... Volleyball David Summers 1 ...... Football Jake Cherry 1 ...... Wrestling Luke Mort 1...... Soccer Aliah Bowllan 3 ...... Volleyball Joey Kelly 1 ...... Football Samantha Swart 1 ...... Lacrosse Kirk Christodoulou 3 ...... Football Jackson Morton 4 ...... Track & Field Shaw Bowman 2...... Crew Kate Kemnitz 1 ...... Track & Field John Sweetwood 2 ...... Football Kene Chukwuka 2 ...... Basketball Bryce Moskiewicz 2...... Baseball Sydney Brackett 1 ...... Soccer Braelie Kempney 2 ...... Lacrosse Andre Szmyt 3 ...... Football Justin Clark 1...... Baseball Sydney Muhando 1 ...... Track & Field Emma Braun 2 ...... Rowing Brett Kennedy 4...... Lacrosse Bearett Tarris 1 ...... Track & Field Madison Clayton 1 ...... Soccer Ryan Murphy 1 ...... Basketball Kailey Brenner 1...... Soccer Pieter Kerpestein 2...... Crew Gabby Teran 3 ...... Softball Patrick Cloonan 2 ...... Track & Field Mitch Myers 1 ...... Baseball Clarke Brown 3...... Soccer Jack Kiely 2...... Crew Jenna Tivnan 2...... Soccer Katrina Coca 1 ...... Gymnastics Megan Nagy 2...... Track & Field Sarah Brune 3 ...... Crew Josie Kiesel 3 ...... Rowing Maggie Toczko 4 ...... Track & Field Lisa Coe 4 ...... Swimming Madison Nalls 2 ...... Swimming Arnaud Buard 1...... Crew Andrew Kim 1 ...... Lacrosse Aidan Tooker 4 ...... Track & Field Tom Colcombe 1...... Baseball Chinaza Ndee 3...... Volleyball Andrew Buchan 1 ...... Crew Justin Kim 1 ...... Lacrosse Mason Tooley 1 ...... Crew Anthony Colello 1 ...... Wrestling Louis Newell 1 ...... Wrestling Alexandra Bull 2 ...... Field Hockey Evan Kinter 2 ...... Crew Connor Toomey 1...... Crew Alyssa Conley 2 ...... Swimming Gabriella Neibart 1 ...... Soccer Ava Burns 1 ...... Lacrosse Jason Kirk 2...... Crew Simon Triantafillou 3 ...... Soccer Noah Cook 2...... Track & Field Valentin Noel 1 ...... Soccer Jacob Buttermore 1 ...... Lacrosse Willie Klan 3 ...... Lacrosse Ally Trice 3...... Lacrosse Lauren Corbitt 4...... Track & Field Chiamaka Nwokolo 1...... Volleyball Shelby Calof 2 ...... Ice Hockey Victoria Klimek 1 ...... Ice Hockey Cheyenne Trigg 4...... Track & Field Billy Corcoran 2 ...... Baseball Cole Nye 2...... Wrestling Megan Carney 1 ...... Lacrosse Gavin Kline 1 ...... Lacrosse Jamie Trimboli 4 ...... Lacrosse Abdoul Karim Coulibaly 1 ...... Basketball Tommy O’Brien 3 ...... Wrestling Molly Carter 1 ...... Lacrosse Nicholas Kohl 1 ...... Crew Drew Tuazama 1...... Football David Crawford 2 ...... Wrestling Hollie Olding 1 ...... Soccer Neli Casares-Maher 1 ...... Softball Brynn Koocher 1 ...... Ice Hockey Chris Tucker 1...... Track & Field Nina Crawford 4 ...... Track & Field Arturo Ordonez 1...... Soccer Abigail Casiano 1 ...... Volleyball Polina Kozyreva 1 ...... Tennis Emma Tyrrell 1...... Lacrosse

2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / HONOR ROLL 63 HONOR ROLL

Meaghan Tyrrell 2 ...... Lacrosse Marcel DaSilva 1...... Soccer Jack Keenan 1 ...... Football Abby Richter 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Clare Zureich 2 ...... Softball Haley Uliasz 1 ...... Rowing Libby Davidson 3 ...... Track & Field Reed Kellam 4 ...... Football Brooke Rickert 2 ...... Rowing Ian Ustanik 1 ...... Crew Star Davidson 2 ...... Rowing Nic Kent 2...... Baseball Arizona Ritchie 2 ...... Softball VIRGINIA TECH 323 Megan Varcoe 2 ...... Rowing Emma Dawson 1 ...... Soccer Sophia Kershner 2 ...... Rowing Rachel Robinson 3 ...... Field Hockey Kayleigh Addington 3...... Softball Amanda Vestri 1 ...... Track & Field Giovanna de Almeida 2 ...... Squash Molly Keshin 3 ...... Softball Alex Rode 3 ...... Lacrosse Stefanie Aeschlimann 3...... Track & Field Gianna Villoresi 1...... Soccer Brian Delaney 3 ...... Football Rachel Keshin 3 ...... Softball Paul Rodriguez 1...... Lacrosse Nahiem Alleyne 1 ...... Basketball Mackenzie Vlachos 3 ...... Soccer Theresa DeMaria 4 ...... Track & Field Henry Kessler 1 ...... Soccer Sadey Rodriguez 2 ...... Track & Field Keve Aluma 1 ...... Basketball Alexandra Wakeman 2 ...... Soccer Derek Devine 1 ...... Football Reed Kessler 1 ...... Soccer Jerome Romualdez 3 ...... Tennis Alexa Anderson 3 ...... Soccer Abigail Walsh 1 ...... Track & Field Jacob Dewease 1 ...... Football Elizabeth Kilgore 1...... Rowing David Rosell 1 ...... Lacrosse Abigail Andrusin 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Michaela Walsh 1 ...... Soccer Braeden Dial 1 ...... Lacrosse Connor Killion 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Gianni Ross 2 ...... Tennis Omar Aougab 1 ...... Cross Country Sam Warren 1 ...... Football Max Diamond 4 ...... Soccer Livia Kimche 2 ...... Rowing Isabel Rundle 2 ...... Rowing Ethan Apisa 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Taleah Washington 1 ...... Basketball Justin Diehl 1 ...... Track & Field Zach Kindel 1 ...... Football Alahna Sabbakhan 1...... Track & Field Mark Applegate 1 ...... Football Nina Watson 1 ...... Field Hockey Je¢erson Dockter 2 ...... Tennis Coen King 1 ...... Football Grayson Sallade 2 ...... Lacrosse Eva Arnade 1...... Cross Country Claire Webb 4 ...... Field Hockey Simone Dominique 1 ...... Volleyball Darren Stewart 1 ...... Football Olivia Sargent 1...... CC/Track & Field Jessica Arnold 4...... Swimming/Diving Nate Wellington 1...... Football Irakoze Donasiyano 1 ...... Soccer Andrenette Knight 1 ...... Track & Field Kaiya Saunders 1 ...... Track & Field Keshon Artis 2 ...... Football Morgan Widner 1...... Lacrosse Maddie Donohoe 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jalen Knight 2...... Lacrosse Cade Saustad 2...... Lacrosse Sydney Ash 1...... Soccer Emma Wilson 4...... Track & Field Kate Douglass 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Christian Kohlmeyer 2 ...... Squash Robert Scherer 4 ...... Wrestling Rayshard Ashby 1 ...... Football Lauren Witek 1 ...... Rowing Justin Duenkel 1 ...... Football Amelia Kokernak 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Olivia Schildmeyer 3 ...... Lacrosse Maya Atkins 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Thomas Witkowicz 2 ...... Track & Field Colin Duignan 1 ...... Track & Field Kyle Kology 3 ...... Lacrosse Samuel Schilling 1...... Swimming/Diving Joseph Badalamenti 1...... Track & Field Lauren Woodford 1 ...... Volleyball Teddy Durfee 1 ...... Squash Paul Kosanovich 1 ...... Baseball Ted Schubert 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Joshua Baier 3 ...... Wrestling Paris Woods 1 ...... Softball Sydney Dusel 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Michael Kraus 4...... Lacrosse Henry Schutte 1...... Swimming/Diving Jayme Bailey 2 ...... Softball Sha¢er Woody 1 ...... Lacrosse Annie Dyson 2...... Lacrosse Thelma Kristjansdottir 2 ...... Track & Field Jordan Scott 1 ...... Track & Field Hannah Ballowe 1 ...... Cross Country Lily Worden 2 ...... Track & Field Erin Earley 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Mateusz Kudra 1 ...... Wrestling Jada Seaman 1 ...... Track & Field Madison Banks 1 ...... Softball Jake Wright 2 ...... Football Max Edwards 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Caroline Kulp 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Emma Seiberlich 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Gabrielle Beach 2 ...... Lacrosse Yuliia Yastrub 3 ...... Volleyball Jansen Eichenlaub 1 ...... Soccer August Lamb 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ashlynn Serepca 2 ...... Soccer Jenna Beattie 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nicolay Yngsdal 1 ...... Crew Lilly Emery Baum 1 ...... Lacrosse Ryan Lamb 3...... Lacrosse Grace Seymour 1 ...... Squash Rita Maria Bentes de Oliveira Pinto 2...... Tennis AJ Ernst 3 ...... CC/Track & Field Trey Lane 1 ...... Wrestling Erin Shanahan 2 ...... Field Hockey Lauren Berman 4...... Track & Field VIRGINIA 497 Julia Eskew 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Maryanna Lansing 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Chris Sharp 1 ...... Football Morgan Berman 3 ...... Lacrosse Andrew Abbott 3 ...... Baseball Patrick Evans 1...... Wrestling Riley Larsen 1 ...... Track & Field Kiki Shaw 1 ...... Lacrosse Chase Bernstine 2...... Tennis Mia Abulencia 1 ...... Track & Field Amber Ezechiels 2 ...... Field Hockey Petey LaSalla 2...... Lacrosse Kadin Shedrick 1 ...... Basketball Wabissa Bede 2...... Basketball Robin Afamefuna 4 ...... Soccer Isabelle Ezratty 2...... Squash Ian Laviano 2 ...... Lacrosse Connor Shellenberger 1 ...... Lacrosse Kelsey Bennett 1 ...... Softball Josh Ahern 1 ...... Football Tyler Fannin 3...... Football Nicola Lawless 2 ...... Rowing Bryce Shelton 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Nick Biddison 1 ...... Baseball Jay Aiello 2 ...... Wrestling Camille Favero 3...... Tennis Dani Lawson 2...... Basketball Carter Shields 1 ...... Rowing Cole Blaker 3 ...... Football Dox Aitken 3 ...... Lacrosse Nico Ferrara 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kristen Leland 2 ...... Volleyball Chris Shutler 1 ...... Soccer Hunter Bolen 1 ...... Wrestling Felicia Aiyeotan 1 ...... Basketball Tucker Finkelston 2 ...... Football Jacob Lemmon 1...... Track & Field Colin Shutler 2 ...... Soccer Julia Bolte 1...... Lacrosse Kane Aldrich 1 ...... Track & Field Katy Flynn 1 ...... Rowing Cam Lexow 1 ...... Soccer Lizzy Sieracki 4 ...... Soccer Grace Boone 1 ...... Cross Country Brooke Alexander 1...... Rowing Josh Fong 1...... Swimming/Diving Beth Lillie 3 ...... Golf Jack Simmons 2...... Lacrosse John Borst 2...... Wrestling Ammar Alhaqbani 1...... Tennis Julia Ford 4 ...... Golf Helena Lindsay 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Ryan Singer 2 ...... Track & Field Aaron Boyd 4...... Swimming/Diving Mandy Alonso 1 ...... Football John Fox 3 ...... Lacrosse Cullen Little 1...... Squash Gwin Sinnott 2 ...... Lacrosse Oscar Bradburn 2 ...... Football McKenna Angotti 2 ...... Soccer Jayna Francis 1...... Volleyball Lois Lo 2 ...... Squash Sophie Skinner 2...... Swimming/Diving Connor Brady 1 ...... Wrestling Chino Anukwuem 3 ...... Volleyball Donna Friedman 1 ...... Softball Ryan Lockett 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Sky Sload 1 ...... Golf Ella Breidenstine 4 ...... Cross Country Jackson Appelt 3 ...... Lacrosse Eva Frohnhofer 1...... Rowing Tyler Love 2...... Wrestling Bianka Smeulders 1 ...... Rowing Andrew Brockwell 2 ...... Golf Ariel Arbiv 1 ...... Track & Field Matt Gahm 3 ...... Football Jordan Mack 4...... Football Riley Smyth 2 ...... Golf Chloe Brooks 2 ...... Basketball Tara Arya 2...... Squash Makayla Gallen 2 ...... Field Hockey Georgie Mackenzie 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Charles Snowden 1...... Football Samuel Brooks 1...... Football Rohann Asfaw 1 ...... Track & Field Sam Galletta 1 ...... Football Tyler Mackesy 1 ...... Squash Robert Snyder 1...... Football Allyson Brown 2 ...... Soccer Emily Ashton 1...... Rowing Nina Garfinkel 1...... Lacrosse Paige Madden 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Carl Söderlund 4 ...... Tennis Kanajzae Brown 2 ...... Track & Field Savana Avilla 1 ...... Softball Frankie Garner 1 ...... Rowing Kira Maguire 1 ...... Soccer Alexa Spaanstra 2 ...... Soccer Julia Bruneau 1...... Swimming/Diving Tahne Badenhorst 1 ...... Rowing Jesse Geller 3...... Track & Field Marcella Maguire 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Alex Spencer 3...... Volleyball Elizabeth Brush 3 ...... Cross Country Jaylon Baker 1...... Football Tristan Gess 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Wade Maloney 3 ...... Lacrosse Evan Sperling 2 ...... Baseball Zachary Brzykcy 2 ...... Baseball Ryan Baker 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Cato Geusgens 1...... Field Hockey Maya Maloney 1 ...... Track & Field Abbigail Starnes 1...... Field Hockey Connor Burgess 3 ...... Golf Jacob Baldino 1...... Baseball Tori Gilbert 2 ...... Softball Britney Mangan 2...... Golf Kody Stattmann 1 ...... Basketball Darrian Burnett 1 ...... Soccer Caroline Baldwin 2 ...... Squash Greer Gill 2...... Field Hockey Olivia Marrus 1 ...... Field Hockey Talia Staude 1 ...... Soccer Mary Burt 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Tate Ballestero 1 ...... Baseball Cole Ginghina 1 ...... Track & Field Lauren Martin 4 ...... Lacrosse Katie Stephens 1...... Rowing Arlicia Bush 3 ...... Track & Field Abigail Barber 2 ...... Softball Jake Giulieri 1 ...... Lacrosse Doria Martingayle 3 ...... Track & Field Alix Still 2 ...... Track & Field Luke Bussel 1 ...... Football Natalie Bardach 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Chris Glaser 1 ...... Football Sam Martino 4 ...... Wrestling Ashley Stilo 3...... Lacrosse Lindsey Butler 1 ...... Cross Country Lila Barker 2 ...... Lacrosse Colette Glass 3...... Rowing Jimmie Massie 3 ...... Golf Lindell Stone 1...... Football Baillie Cameron 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Lindsay Barkett 2...... Rowing Vivian Glozman 1 ...... Tennis Quentin Matsui 1...... Lacrosse Natasha Subhash 1...... Tennis Taylor Caskey 4 ...... Lacrosse Hailey Barnett 1 ...... Rowing Caroline Gmelich 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Mattison Matthews 1 ...... Volleyball Jimmy Sullivan 2...... Baseball Hunter Cattoor 1 ...... Basketball Myla Grace Barnett 1 ...... Lacrosse Eva Gobourne 4 ...... Rowing Theresa Matthews 1 ...... Rowing Grant Summers 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Marisa Cerchio 3 ...... Volleyball Keefer Barnum 3...... Swimming/Diving Ryan Goetz 2...... Tennis Sam Mazza 1 ...... Rowing Anna Sumpter 4 ...... Soccer Armani Chatman 1...... Football Michael Battista 2 ...... Wrestling Katie Goldberg 1 ...... Softball Aislinn McCarthy 1 ...... Lacrosse Ryan Swoboda 1 ...... Football Grace Chavez 1 ...... Softball Jennifer Bell 1...... Swimming/Diving Mitch Gordon 4 ...... Lacrosse Meghan McCool 4 ...... Soccer Mary Claire Tansill 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Caroline Cipolla 3 ...... Soccer Sarah Billiard 3...... Volleyball Alissa Gorzak 4...... Soccer Lacey McCormack 1 ...... Soccer Alex Tappen 1 ...... Baseball Henry Claesson 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Abbie Bird 2 ...... Rowing Halle Graham 2 ...... Lacrosse Patrick McCormick 2 ...... Wrestling Maggie Taylor 3...... Rowing Taj Cole 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jaime Biskup 1...... Lacrosse Ben Grant 2 ...... Soccer Justin McCoy 2...... Wrestling Sam Teller 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Taja Cole 1 ...... Basketball Joe Bissinger 1 ...... Football Nick Grant 1 ...... Football Annie McDonough 2...... Field Hockey Zachary Teter 1 ...... Football Jalen Cone 1 ...... Basketball Mary Blankemeier 2 ...... Cross Country Abbey Green 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Ashlyn McGovern 1 ...... Lacrosse Reagan Thomas 1 ...... Rowing Emily Connor 1 ...... Track & Field Katherine Blaugrund 1 ...... Rowing Jake Greenberg 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Justin McKoy 1...... Basketball Gri¢in Thompson 2 ...... Lacrosse Kayla Copeland 1 ...... Track & Field Hunter Bleser 3 ...... Tennis Justin Grender 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Julia Menkhaus 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Julia Thompson 2...... Squash Emma Crooks 3...... Lacrosse Joey Blount 2 ...... Football Nash Gri¢in 4...... Football Zach Messinger 2...... Baseball Miles Thompson 1 ...... Lacrosse Thomas Crow 2 ...... Golf Marija Bogavac 4 ...... Track & Field Gabby Grob 3...... Rowing Kelsey Miller 3 ...... Volleyball Karoline Thurman 1 ...... Rowing Grayson Cruce 1 ...... Softball Colton Bogucki 2...... CC/Track & Field Molly Grube 1 ...... Softball Grant Misch 1 ...... Football LeiaTill 1 ...... Rowing Kaleigh Curtin 1...... Lacrosse Sam Book 3 ...... Wrestling Chloe Gullickson 1 ...... Tennis Hayden Mitchell 3 ...... Football Amandine Toi 1 ...... Basketball Grace Cutrell 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Virginia Bossi 1 ...... Golf Axel Gunnarsson 1 ...... Soccer Harry Monroe 2 ...... CC/Track & Field Peyton Tollaksen 1 ...... Field Hockey Filippo Dal Maso 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kiera Bothwell 3 ...... Track & Field Abby Gunther 1 ...... Track & Field Jack Montague 2 ...... Golf Noah Toney 2 ...... Track & Field Elizabet Danailova 2 ...... Tennis Charlotte Bowen 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Daniel Gyenis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Matt Moore 2...... Lacrosse Taryn Torres 3 ...... Soccer Caden Darber 3...... Wrestling Nora Bowen 1 ...... Lacrosse Bret Halsey 2 ...... Soccer Hannah Moran 3 ...... Track & Field Ben Trent 4 ...... Football Emma Day 2 ...... Lacrosse Scott Bower 1...... Lacrosse Drew Hamrock 2 ...... Baseball Megan Moroney 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Lizzie Trull 4 ...... Rowing Drake DeIuliis 1 ...... Football Maddie Boylston 1 ...... Volleyball Eli Hanback 3...... Football Peter Morris 2...... CC/Track & Field Julia Trull 1 ...... Rowing Kennedy Dennis 2 ...... Track & Field Spencer Bozsik 3 ...... Tennis Cabrel Happi Kamseu 2 ...... Soccer Zoe Morse 4...... Soccer Grace Turner 1 ...... Volleyball Noah Desman 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Beau Bradley 3 ...... Soccer Kate Harper 4 ...... Golf Kyle Mosteller 1 ...... Track & Field Andreas Ueland 1...... Soccer Rebecca Dinunzio 1...... Golf Andrew Bra¢ 2 ...... Squash Chesdin Harrington 4 ...... Baseball Ethan Moszkowski 3 ...... Tennis Celeste Valinho 1 ...... Golf Shene Disbergen 2 ...... Tennis William Bra¢ 2...... Squash Gri¢in Harris 1 ...... Lacrosse Maria Paula Moya 1 ...... Squash Kyla Valls 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Brennen Doss 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Darrius Bratton 1...... Football Nolan Harris 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Jack Mueller 2 ...... Wrestling Alexandra van Dijkum 1 ...... Rowing Lucas Donlon 1 ...... Baseball Andrew Brennfleck 1 ...... Lacrosse Jalen Harrison 2 ...... Football Sammy Mueller 4 ...... Lacrosse ViVi Van Ingen 1 ...... Rowing Kahlil Dover 2 ...... Soccer Carter Bristow 2 ...... Swimming/Diving T.C. Harrison 1 ...... Football Michael Murphy 4 ...... Wrestling Ella-Reaves Vaughan 1...... Lacrosse Connor Doyle 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Larkin Brown 1 ...... Rowing Gray Hart 2 ...... Wrestling Morgan Murphy 1 ...... Softball David Veltri 1...... Wrestling Kennedy Drish 1...... Track & Field Luke Brugel 4 ...... Lacrosse Bobby Haskins 1 ...... Football Eva Mustafic 2 ...... Track & Field Jeremy Verley 1 ...... Soccer Conner Dusenbury 1 ...... Football Isaac Buell 1 ...... Football Kate Hastings 3 ...... Rowing Emma Myer 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Anzel Viljoen 3 ...... Field Hockey Olivia Duston 2 ...... Cross Country Jamey Bulloch 3 ...... Rowing Anna Hauser 4 ...... Lacrosse Jessica Nava 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Vinnie Vladic 1...... Football Enid Duut 1 ...... Track & Field Alex Burtnett 1 ...... Lacrosse Sam Hauser 1...... Basketball Randy Neish 2 ...... Cross Country Madeleine Vonderhaar 3...... Swimming/Diving Sarah Edwards 4 ...... Cross Country Ryan Buscaglia 3 ...... Track & Field Lauren Hausheer 3 ...... Field Hockey Ella Nelson 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jack Walsh 3 ...... Wrestling Kortney Eller 1 ...... Football Isaiah Byrd 1 ...... Soccer Rebecca Hawkins 1 ...... Track & Field Chris Newell 1...... Baseball Matthew Warbrick 1 ...... Soccer Makayla Ennis 1 ...... Basketball Francisco Ca¢aro 1 ...... Basketball Louie Hayes 4 ...... Wrestling Jayden Nixon 2 ...... Basketball Carrie Warner 3...... Rowing Molly Feighan 2 ...... Soccer Emma Call 4 ...... CC/Track & Field Mandy Haywood 2...... Squash Colleen Norair 3...... Field Hockey Hannah Watson 4 ...... Rowing Sammy Fellah 1 ...... Cross Country Charlie Campbell 4 ...... Lacrosse Halle Hazzard 2 ...... Track & Field Matthew Novak 2...... CC/Track & Field Ethan Weatherspoon 1...... Wrestling Jordan Florence 1 ...... Wrestling Elle Carroll 2 ...... Squash Taylor Henriksen 2 ...... Field Hockey Jelena Novakovic 2 ...... Volleyball Martin Weisz 1...... Football Keerattriya Foocharoen 2 ...... Golf Courtlynne Caskin 2 ...... Lacrosse Morgan Hill 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Eben Noverr 1 ...... Soccer Alexis Wenger 1...... Swimming/Diving Patrick Forrest 1 ...... Track & Field Kayla Cheney 1 ...... Rowing Lauren Hinton 1 ...... Soccer Amber O’Dell 1 ...... Tennis Luke Wentz 1 ...... Football Karisa Franz 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Mark Chichester 1...... Football Christian Hlinka 3...... Baseball Kian Olexo 1...... Lacrosse Mitchell Whalen 1 ...... Lacrosse Sydney Gagnon 3 ...... Lacrosse Nathan Chuwait 1 ...... Golf Claire Hodges 3 ...... Golf Elby Omohundro 1 ...... Track & Field Cayla White 1 ...... Soccer Nicholas Gallo 1...... Football Milla Ciprian 2 ...... Volleyball Riley Hoeg 1 ...... Lacrosse Diana Ordonez 1 ...... Soccer Christopher White 1 ...... Golf Bryce Gault 1 ...... Cross Country Joe Clark 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Will Holey 2 ...... Squash Andrew Orischak 2 ...... Golf Reilly White 3 ...... Rowing Jessica Geiger 1...... Lacrosse Antonio Clary 1...... Football Coco Holliday 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Lauren Orr 1 ...... Rowing Kyle Whitten 2...... Baseball Taylor Geiman 1 ...... Basketball Sara Cliborne 1...... Rowing Mike Hollins 1...... Football Devin Ortiz 1...... Baseball To Wiersma 4 ...... Rowing Madison Gemmill 1 ...... Softball Chase Coleman 1 ...... Basketball Dylan Horton 1 ...... Basketball Tessa Otting 3...... Rowing Jacquelyn Wilkins 2 ...... Field Hockey Christopher Gerard 1 ...... Baseball Ella Collins 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jay Hu¢ 2 ...... Basketball Matthew Otto 3...... Swimming/Diving Riley Wilkinson 1 ...... Softball Collin Gerardi 1 ...... Wrestling Grace Comerford 3 ...... Rowing Jacob Hunter 1...... CC/Track & Field Owayne Owens 2...... Track & Field Camille Williams 1 ...... Rowing Ryan Gleason 1 ...... Baseball Emily Condlin 2 ...... Rowing Danielle Husar 1 ...... Field Hockey Anna Pang 3...... Swimming/Diving Josi Williams 1 ...... Volleyball Carly Goetz 3 ...... Lacrosse Janet Conklin 1 ...... Rowing Aly Hussein 1 ...... Squash Amelia Parizek 2...... Rowing Liza Williamson 3 ...... Lacrosse Sara Goodwin 2 ...... Lacrosse Je¢ Conner 2 ...... Lacrosse Adele Iacobucci 1...... Field Hockey Madisen Patrick 1...... Lacrosse Catesby Willis 4 ...... Field Hockey Makenzie Graham 1 ...... Soccer Jared Conners 3...... Lacrosse Ail Ibrahim 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Robby Patrick 2...... Wrestling Jordan Willis 3...... Track & Field Emily Gray 2...... Soccer Channing Connors 1 ...... Wrestling Laurel Ivory 2...... Soccer Jamari Peacock 1...... Football Jocelyn Willoughby 4...... Basketball Miles Green 1 ...... Track & Field Claire Constant 1 ...... Soccer John Izlar 1 ...... Lacrosse/Football Hunter Pearson 2...... Football Madi Wilson 2 ...... Softball Mary Gri¢in 1 ...... Lacrosse Sean Conway 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Lisa Jablonowski 2 ...... Basketball Drew Peck 3 ...... Wrestling Jennifer Wineholt 3 ...... Volleyball Michael Grupe 1 ...... Baseball Sydney Coppolino 1...... Track & Field Nick Jackson 1 ...... Football Jack Peele 3 ...... Lacrosse Bailey Winscott 2...... Softball Lily Hackbirth 1...... Tennis Payton Cormier 2...... Lacrosse Terrell Jana 2 ...... Football Derek Pekar 1...... Track & Field Emma Wolcott 2 ...... Track & Field Thomas Hallock 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Will Cory 1 ...... Lacrosse Laura Janssen 1...... Field Hockey Justin Phillips 1 ...... Wrestling Tomas Woldetensae 1 ...... Basketball Alexander Hamilton 1...... Baseball Ray Costa 1 ...... Wrestling Christine Jarman 2...... Volleyball Shannon Pickrell 1 ...... Rowing William Woodall 1 ...... Tennis Jessee Hanson 1 ...... Football Kate Covington 3 ...... Softball Rebecca Jarrett 2 ...... Soccer Megan Plain 4 ...... Lacrosse Emily Woodworth 2 ...... Squash Sivert August Felde Haugli 1...... Soccer Tanner Cowley 3...... Football Meg Je¢erson 1...... Basketball Jocelyn Porter 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Mackenzie Wooten 1...... Softball Calista Heister 1 ...... Soccer Cam Coy 1 ...... Wrestling Walker Jenkins 1 ...... Baseball Jillie Quevedo 2 ...... Lacrosse Haeley Wotnosky 2 ...... Golf Kara Henderson 3 ...... Soccer Nick Coy 1 ...... Wrestling Ashley Jennings 2 ...... Softball Charlotte Quinn 2...... Rowing Cooper Wozencraft 2...... Swimming/Diving Kiersten Hening 2 ...... Soccer Bryson Crites 1 ...... Cross Country Emma Jinks 2 ...... Squash Jason Quinn 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Jack Wright 1 ...... Swimming/Diving David Herbert 1...... Swimming/Diving Nathaniel Crofts 1 ...... Soccer Rosie Johanson 3 ...... Tennis Regan Quinn 2...... Lacrosse Andrew Yavinksy 1 ...... Football Alexander Hines 1...... Swimming/Diving Katie Cronin 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Derek Johnson 2...... CC/Track & Field Aly Rayle 2 ...... Softball Haley Yost 1 ...... Track & Field Emma Hodges 1 ...... Lacrosse Germane Crowell 2...... Football Brittany Jones 3 ...... Track & Field Jared Rayman 1 ...... Football Davis Young 1...... CC/Track & Field Brock Ho¢man 1 ...... Football Lexi Cuomo 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Chloe Jones 2 ...... Lacrosse Taylor Regan 1 ...... Lacrosse Sam Young 1...... Track & Field Madeline Ho¢man 1 ...... Lacrosse Julia Curran 1 ...... Squash Gabriella Karas 1 ...... CC/Track & Field Dillon Reinkensmeyer 4 ...... Football Sydney Zandi 2 ...... Soccer Nicholas Holesa 1 ...... Baseball Parker Cuthbertson 1 ...... Rowing Austin Katstra 2 ...... Basketball Madelin Rennyson 3 ...... Track & Field Zane Zandier 1 ...... Football Sophia-Collette Holt 1 ...... Lacrosse Fentrell Cypress II 1 ...... Football Henry Keel 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Zoe Rice 2 ...... Track & Field Ethan Zeh 1...... CC/Track & Field Zachariah Hoyt 3 ...... Football

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Bryan Hudson 1 ...... Football Erin Scott 4...... Swimming/Diving Kaitlin Victoria Derry 4 ...... Track & Field Loic J. Ngassam Nya 1...... Football ANNUAL TOTAL ACC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Cody Hughes 1 ...... Wrestling Julia Smith 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Michael Dominic DeShields 2...... Soccer Alysia Marie Nielson 3 ...... Volleyball 1957...... 96 Cade Hunter 1 ...... Baseball Peter Seufer 4 ...... Cross Country Darby Maria Deutsch 3 ...... Track & Field Sabhyata Nihalani 1 ...... Tennis 1958 ...... 81 Devon Hunter 2 ...... Football Ian Seymour 3 ...... Baseball Joseph Quero DeZart 1 ...... Soccer Meghan O’Malley 1...... Track & Field 1959 ...... 99 Jon Ingason 3 ...... Soccer Sarah Shackelford 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Margaret Dalton Dickman 1...... Field Hockey Odinakachim J. Oguama 1 ...... Basketball 1960 ...... 106 Talyn Jackson 2 ...... Volleyball Molly She¢ield 3...... Swimming/Diving Kenneth Dicks 1 ...... Football Eliza Omirou 3 ...... Tennis 1961 ...... 126 Hannah Jirsa 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Aisha Sheppard 2 ...... Basketball Kaylen Elise Dickson 1...... Basketball Madisyn Taylor Opstal 1...... Soccer 1962 ...... 134 Annalee Johnson 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Simon Shi 3...... Swimming/Diving Dayton Craig Diemel 4 ...... Football Brennen S. Oxford 1...... Baseball 1963 ...... 138 Branden Johnson 1 ...... Basketball Matthew Siverling 1...... Baseball Michael Thomas Disalvo 1 ...... Track & Field Andrew Josef Pannenberg 3 ...... Soccer 1964 ...... 166 Karlie Johnson 2 ...... Soccer Grace Sklopan 2 ...... Soccer William Nash Drawdy 1...... Football Isaiah Giuseppe Parente 2...... Soccer 1965 ...... 149 Matthew Johnson 1...... Football Meredith Slaw 2 ...... Softball Ian J. Driscoll 3 ...... Football Kaitlyn J. Parks 1 ...... Soccer 1966 ...... 177 Noah Johnson 1 ...... Baseball Alexandra Slayton 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Isabelle Sophie Dutranoit 1...... Track & Field Charles Robert Parry 2 ...... Tennis 1967 ...... 192 Jack Joyce 4 ...... Cross Country Stanley Smeltzer 2...... Wrestling Menelaos Efstathiou 1 ...... Tennis Dominic Ryan Peters 3 ...... Soccer 1968 ...... 235 Jonathan Kabongo 2 ...... Basketball Kaitlin Smith 2 ...... Volleyball Andrew Brent Elkins 1...... Football Peyton Merritt Pesavento 2 ...... Tennis 1969 ...... 230 Preston Kadum 1 ...... Football Kaleb Smith 1 ...... Football Christopher Jonas Elmonus 1 ...... Football Jessica Lauren Pianko 3 ...... Field Hockey 1970 ...... 258 Chase Kappeler 1 ...... Cross Country Nykah Smith 1 ...... Track & Field Isaiah Ndi Essissima 1 ...... Football Parker Jonathon Pilat 1 ...... Baseball 1971...... 333 Kiley Kettle 3 ...... Lacrosse Tyrell Smith 3 ...... Football Elisha Madeleine Simone Evans 2 ...... Field Hockey Michelle Ann Polechonski 1 ...... Volleyball 1972...... 354 Hayden Kickbush 3 ...... Soccer Nina Sorkin 3 ...... Tennis Georgia Susan Evans 2 ...... Track & Field Mark Andrew Power 1 ...... Golf 1973...... 379 Cayla King 1 ...... Basketball Jessica Spicer 4 ...... Golf Zachary Elan Facioni 2 ...... Track & Field Brionne Tania Pyles 1 ...... Track & Field 1974 ...... 503 Carrington Kirby 2...... Track & Field Emma Steigerwald 2...... Soccer Spencer W Faircloth 2...... Track & Field Mia Leah Raben 2 ...... Soccer 1975 ...... 496 Elizabeth Kitley 1 ...... Basketball Kyle Stenzel 1 ...... Soccer Brant Arthur Fenno 1 ...... Tennis Allan Robert Rappleyea 1...... F ootball 1976 ...... 428 Kate Kobayashi 1 ...... Softball Naudia Still 1 ...... Track & Field Alex Ronan Fitzpatrick 1...... Golf Caroline Olivia Rassenfoss 3 ...... Volleyball 1977 ...... 366 William Koeppen 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Catherine Stone 4 ...... Cross Country William Pless Fleming 3 ...... Baseball Cameron Ripley Rawlings 1...... Soccer 1978...... 393 Henrik Korsgaard 2 ...... Tennis Lane Stone 1...... Swimming/Diving Kendrell Tyrek Flowers 1...... Football Madeline Faith Rehm 1 ...... Track & Field 1979 ...... 377 Emil Koho 3...... Soccer Kristofer Strickler 2...... Soccer Edward Robert Folds 2 ...... Soccer Nathanael Luis Rennhack 1...... Soccer 1980 ...... 397 Nika Kozar 3 ...... Tennis Cade Swisher 1 ...... Baseball Royce Enrico Francis 2 ...... Football John Richard Rielly 3...... Football 1981 ...... 319 Nicole Kozlova 2 ...... Soccer Rachel Tam 1 ...... Volleyball Alexis Noelle Franco 2...... Tennis Charles Reese Robinson 2...... Baseball 1982 ...... 387 Ryan Kros 3 ...... Tennis Carson Taylor 1 ...... Baseball Ashley Lisseth Frank 2 ...... Soccer Elaina Mae Roeder 2 ...... Track & Field 1983 ** ...... 478 Pavla Kuklova 2...... Track & Field Luke Tenuta 2 ...... Football Jack William Freudenthal 2 ...... Football Sofia Rossi 2 ...... Soccer 1984 ...... 543 Anna Landon 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Kylie Thomas 3 ...... Volleyball Nathalie Lisa Friedman 1...... Field Hockey Alec Franklin Rowan 1 ...... Football 1985 ...... 484 Abigail Larson 2...... Swimming/Diving Jenna Thompson 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Michael Scott Frogge 1 ...... Football Andrew C. Rust 2...... Baseball 1986 ...... 530 Dominic Latona 4 ...... Wrestling Emma Thor 3 ...... Track & Field Millie C. Garrett 1...... Track & Field Jonathan Evan Saklad 1...... Football 1987...... 640 Samuel Latona 1 ...... Wrestling Jordan Tilley 2 ...... Lacrosse Kelsey Ann Gill 4 ...... Field Hockey Grace Rand Sambrook 1 ...... Field Hockey 1988 ...... 776 Olivia Lattin 4...... Softball Samuel Tornqvist 1...... Swimming/Diving Parker Benjamin Gillam 1...... Golf Lily Batross Schneider 4 ...... Soccer 1989 ...... 817 Mackenzie Lawter 1 ...... Softball Brooke Travis 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Zoe Riley Gonzales 1 ...... Volleyball Johanna Christine Schulz 2 ...... Track & Field 1990 ...... 903 Jacelyn Lazore 1 ...... Lacrosse Darby Trull 2 ...... Softball Keegan Maher Good 3 ...... Football Sebastian Scott Scrivner 1 ...... Soccer 1991 ...... 947 Brooke Leftwich 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Janeanne Tvedt 1...... Track & Field DeVonte Antoine Gordon 2 ...... Football Alexandria Rhyce Scruggs 1 ...... Basketball 1992 ...... 1062 Camron Lennon 3 ...... Soccer Paige Tyson 1 ...... Lacrosse Robbie L. Grace 1 ...... Track & Field Zachary Christopher Seal 3 ...... Baseball 1993 ...... 1151 Joel Leon Benitez 1...... Track & Field Alexandra Velazquez 2...... Softball Mitchell M Gri¢is 1 ...... Football Paige Elizabeth Sebesta 3 ...... Volleyball 1994 ...... 1176 Tyler Lesser 2 ...... Cross Country Joelle Vereb 3 ...... Swimming/Diving Nolan Matthew Groulx 1 ...... Football George Kennedy Sell 1...... Football 1995 ...... 1184 Christopher Little 2...... Soccer Ellie Vest 1 ...... Track & Field Ellen Sonja Hahne 2 ...... Basketball Samuel Elijah Shalaway 4 ...... Track & Field 1996 ...... 1422 Leigh Lingo 2...... Lacrosse Forest Webb 1...... Swimming/Diving Madison Guadalupe Hammond 4...... Soccer Alexandra Jane Sharp 4 ...... Basketball 1997...... 1549 Elizabeth Lohrer 2 ...... Lacrosse Andrew Weber 1 ...... Soccer Tyriq Damont Hardimon 3 ...... Football Daniel M. Sheedy 1...... Golf 1998 ...... 1552 Kyra Lopez 1...... Cross Country Kendall Welch 3 ...... Lacrosse Amy Ellen Harding-Delooze 2 ...... Track & Field William Cole Simoneit 1...... Baseball 1999 ...... 1631 Cobi Lopez Miro 1...... Swimming/Diving Kajsa Wennberg 1 ...... Track & Field Calvin William Harris 1 ...... Soccer Jacob Andrew Simpson 2 ...... Football 2000 ...... 1664 Antonio Lopez Segura 1...... Cross Country Regan Westwood 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Kaia Harrison 1 ...... Basketball Alexander Micheal Sleiman 1 ...... Baseball 2001 ...... 1711 Sarah Lubnow 3 ...... Lacrosse Henry Weycker 1 ...... Baseball Samuel George Hartman 1...... Football Shayla Brianna Smart 2 ...... Soccer 2002 ...... 1731 Sarah Jane Lynch 2 ...... Volleyball Terious Wheatley 2 ...... Football Robert Raymond Hearn 5...... Baseball William Hamill Smart 1...... Football 2003 ...... 1762 Dara Mabrey 2 ...... Basketball Ainsley Whitley 1 ...... Softball Meredith M Helton 2...... Track & Field Brooke Leigh Smith 4 ...... Soccer 2004 ...... 1810 Kevin Madden 1 ...... Baseball Hannah Wilding 4 ...... Swimming/Diving Amari Jermaine Henderson 1 ...... Football Fulton Alexander Smith 1 ...... Golf 2005 ^^ ...... 2227 Emily Mahar 2 ...... Golf Jennifer Williams 2 ...... Volleyball Omar Hernandez 1...... Soccer Mark Robert Smith 3 ...... Track & Field 2006 ++ ...... 2597 John Manilli 1...... Track & Field Nolan Wilson 2 ...... Baseball Justin Thomas Herron 3 ...... Football Yuval J. Solomon 3...... Tennis 2007 ...... 2711 Cecilia Marenick 3 ...... Track & Field Isaiah Wilkins 2...... Basketball Anaia Hoard 1 ...... Basketball Henri N. Squire 1 ...... Tennis 2008 ...... 2743 Tyler Matheny 1 ...... Football Brandon Wittenberg 1 ...... Wrestling Kyle Ryuichi Holcomb 1 ...... Soccer Marco Hugo Steyn 2 ...... Golf 2009 ...... 2753 Mary Clare McCarthy 2...... Lacrosse Jade Woo 2 ...... Tennis Madeline Jann Holt 1 ...... Volleyball Justin Trent Strnad 2 ...... Football 2010 ...... 2840 Mason McClendon 1 ...... Soccer Ashley Worden 1...... Swimming/Diving Jaylen Joshua Hudson 1 ...... Football Peyton Jean Suess 1 ...... Volleyball 2011 ...... 2840 Tabitha McKinzie 4 ...... Volleyball Nora Wrenger 2 ...... Golf Aanchal Jain 2...... Soccer Taleni Doran Suhren 2...... Football 2012 ...... 2904 Emily Meilus 1...... Swimming/Diving Tessa Wyner 2 ...... Volleyball Grace Joana Ella Jale 1...... Soccer Olivia Summiel 1 ...... Basketball 2013 ...... 2921 Ryan Metz 2...... Baseball Grant Yates 1...... Basketball Katie Lewis Jean 3 ...... Field Hockey Sage Branson Surratt 3 ...... Football 2014∞∞...... 3969 Laurel Miller 2 ...... Track & Field Kai Young 2 ...... Volleyball Alistair William Johnston 2 ...... Soccer Takuma Suzuki 1 ...... Soccer 2015×× ...... 4146 Morgan Miller 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Matthew Zambetti 1 ...... Soccer Thomas Randolph Johnston 3...... Track & Field Lauren Patricia Tangney 2 ...... Soccer 2016 ...... 4375 Ethan Mills 1 ...... Cross Country Diego Zarate 4 ...... Cross Country Anthony Jones 2 ...... Track & Field Matthew J. Thomson 1 ...... Tennis 2017...... 4477 James Mitchell 2...... Football Anabel Zier 1...... Volleyball Chase D. Jones 1 ...... Football John Raymond Tiernan 3 ...... Track & Field 2018 ...... 4618 Matthew Mitchell 1...... Track & Field Allison Zolkiewicz 2 ...... Cross Country Haley Elizabeth Jordahl 4...... Soccer Brendan Patrick Tinsman 2 ...... Baseball 2019 ...... 4769 Sophia Mitchell 1 ...... Tennis Michael Robert Jurgens 3...... Football Zachary Miskom Tom 3 ...... Football 2020 ...... 5611 Alyssa Montgomery 1 ...... Golf WAKE FOREST 285 Thelonious Connor Kahler 1 ...... Track & Field Haidyn Fouts Turner 2...... Track & Field Keith Moore 1 ...... Track & Field Maria Eileen Albery 2...... Soccer Sulaiman Kamara 2 ...... Football Treyton Thomas Turner 2 ...... Football Ryan More 3 ...... Wrestling Madeline Thea Allburn 1 ...... Soccer Jack Dawson Kavel 1 ...... Football Ona Chibundo Udoh 2 ...... Basketball ** denotes first year for inclusion of women’s sports Teagan Moravek 2 ...... Swimming/Diving Michael Philip Allen 1 ...... Football Leo Joseph Kelly 1 ...... Football William Michael Valtos 1 ...... Soccer ^^ denotes first year for inclusion of MIA and VT Bashir Mosavel-Lo 3 ...... Cross Country Jarrett Alston 1...... Football Drew Michael Kendall 1 ...... Baseball Grant Hendrik van Beveren 1...... Basketball ++denotes first year for inclusion of BC Logan Mosley 1 ...... Volleyball Curtis Z. Anderson 1...... Football Meghan Elaine Kennedy 1...... Soccer Anne Irma Maria Van Hoof 2...... Field Hockey ∞∞denotes first year for inclusion of ND, PITT & SYR Brendan Moyers 4 ...... Soccer Katrina Linn Andreassen 1 ...... Track & Field Charles Cheatham Kennerly 4 ...... Golf Laia Vancells Lopez 2 ...... Field Hockey ××denotes first year for inclusion of LO Isabel Mroz 1...... Swimming/Diving Hulda Hrund Arnarsdottir 3 ...... Soccer Kathryn Ann Kenwood 3...... Track & Field Jonathan Velasco 1 ...... Track & Field Sean Murphy 1 ...... Track & Field Abigayle Jean Ashcraft 1 ...... Field Hockey Michael Je¢rey Kern 2 ...... Football Jason Thomas Wagner 1 ...... Track & Field Kathyryn Muscatello 1...... Golf Taha Baadi 1...... Tennis Rachel Antonina Kern 3 ...... Track & Field Kennedy Alafair Wainwright 1 ...... Field Hockey Keith Myburgh 2...... Swimming/Diving Madison Lynnette Baciuska 1 ...... Field Hockey Hosei Kijima 1 ...... Soccer Lauren Mary Walsh 1 ...... Golf Keara Napoli 1 ...... Softball Sae Hee Bae 4 ...... Golf Kaitlyn Anne Kirby 1...... Track & Field Peyton Raine Washington 2 ...... Volleyball Bilal Nazari 1 ...... Track & Field Brent Joseph Bailey 2 ...... Track & Field Vanessa Alessandra Knecht 2 ...... Golf Brittain Tyler Watson 2 ...... Football Grace Nelson 1 ...... Lacrosse Caroline Isobel Balogh 2 ...... Field Hockey Rylee Megan Kopchak 2...... Track & Field Andrew Paul White 2 ...... Track & Field Richard Nester 1 ...... Football Jahmal Khalil Banks 1 ...... Football Haley Elisa Kortekaas 3 ...... Volleyball Blake Anthony Whiteheart 2 ...... Football Benjamin Nibbelink 2 ...... Cross Country Siddhant Jagdish Banthia 1 ...... Tennis Abigail Lorraine Krueger 2...... Volleyball Anthony Jermaine Williams 1 ...... Football Landers Nolley II 2...... Basketball Daniel Barlok 1 ...... Baseball Victoria Krug 3...... Soccer Ja’Cquez Dashion Williams 1 ...... Football Natalie Novotna 4 ...... Tennis Justin Kane Bartee 3 ...... Football Rachel Silvia Kuehn 1...... Golf Eleanor Bonsal Winants 2...... Field Hockey Caroline O’Connor 1...... Soccer Essang Edet Bassey 1...... Football Caroline W. Kuhn 3 ...... Volleyball Tyler Maurice Witt 5...... Baseball Alexandrine Obouh Fegue 1 ...... Basketball Alion Baelez Belvin 2...... Track & Field Parker Maryn Kwiatkowski 1 ...... Volleyball Lyndon Catherine Chae Wood 1 ...... Soccer Olivia Odle 3 ...... Soccer William Hampton Bemiss 3...... Football Sophia Rita Lagana 2 ...... Track & Field Elise Vivian Wright 2...... Track & Field John Ojiako 1...... Basketball Nicholas E. Benalcazar 1...... Soccer Meike Anna Elise Lanckohr 1...... Field Hockey David Clark Wrona 1 ...... Soccer Ryan Okuda 3 ...... Baseball Anthony Andrew Benish 1 ...... Football Estelle Lucie Pauline Laurier 4 ...... Soccer Hayley Helen Younginer 1 ...... Soccer Spencer Palmer 1...... Baseball Pierce Ronayne Bennett 1 ...... Baseball Miles B. Lester 2 ...... Basketball Zander Trey Zimmer 1 ...... Football Ryan Payne 1...... Basketball Jake Matthew Benzinger 2...... Football Cameron Douglas Lischke 2 ...... Football Brandon Perez 1 ...... Tennis Hannah Claire Betfort 3 ...... Soccer Siyun Liu 3...... Golf Paige Petty 3...... Lacrosse Isla Mackenzie Bint 4...... Field Hockey Juan Manuel Lopez De Azcona 1...... Tennis Sarah Phillips 2 ...... Soccer Bar Tzuf Botzer 3 ...... Tennis Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra 1 ...... Golf Maxx Philpott 1...... Football Raegyn G. Branch 1 ...... Basketball Michael Thomas Ludowig 2...... Baseball Justin Pollock 1 ...... Football Hannah Grace Brookover 2 ...... Track & Field Janese C. Lynch 1 ...... Track & Field Ananias Pouch 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Jarrett Tyler Brown 1...... Football Madeleine Marie Lynch 1...... Tennis Rose Pouch 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Ryanne Alyse Brown 2...... Soccer Robert Maciag 1...... Tennis Cera Powell 1 ...... Volleyball Hannah Rose Bruxvoort 2 ...... Golf Dominic Charles Maggio 4 ...... Football Joseph Prata 2 ...... Wrestling Kaleb Scott Bryant 2...... Track & Field Sean Patrick Maginn 1...... Football Alexios Prodanas 1 ...... Track & Field Anna Brylin 2 ...... Tennis Mckenzie Meddings Maier 1 ...... Basketball Nicholas Psimas 1 ...... Baseball Blake Fox Buchanan 2 ...... Basketball Nthabeleng Neo Maine 1 ...... Field Hockey Kayla Purcell 4...... Swimming/Diving Annaliese Claudia Bush 2...... Track & Field Joaquin Andres Martinez de Pinillos 1 ...Track & Field Samuel Quesenberry 1 ...... Track & Field Samantha Ann Buzalewski 3 ...... Field Hockey Chase Edward Mascolo 2 ...... Baseball Tyrece Radford 1 ...... Basketball Arkeem Jamel Byrd 1 ...... Football Ismael Hani Massoud - Rodriguez 1 ...... Basketball Carol Ra¢ety 3 ...... Volleyball Anna Marie Campana 1 ...... Tennis Lukas Andrew Masterson 3 ...... Football John Ransom 1...... Football Carolyn Eva Campana 1 ...... Tennis Anthony Le’Roy Mathis 1 ...... Basketball Nicole Re 1 ...... Cross Country Anna Therese Campbell 3 ...... Track & Field Connor Edward Mathis 1 ...... Track & Field Brennan Reback 1 ...... Baseball Cade Carney 4 ...... Football Hannah Paige Maxwell 1 ...... Field Hockey Reilly Reed 3 ...... Lacrosse Abigail Peyton Carpenter 2 ...... Field Hockey Kyle Joseph McCurley 1 ...... Soccer Matthew Reinhart 4 ...... Track & Field Chandler Robison Carter 2 ...... Tennis Joseph Cole McNally 1 ...... Soccer Alexandre Ribeiro 4 ...... Tennis Benjamin Coolidge Casstevens 3 ...... Baseball Abigail Jean McNamara 3 ...... Soccer Elena Ricci 2...... Lacrosse Adam Joseph Cecere 1 ...... Baseball Cole Patrick McNamee 3 ...... Baseball Harrison Rice 1...... Track & Field Edoardo James Centofanti 2...... Football Delaney J. McSweeney 1...... Volleyball Jacob Rice 1 ...... Track & Field Isaiah Deshaun Chaney 1 ...... Football John F. Meany 1...... Baseball Justin Rich 1 ...... Swimming/Diving Brandon Garrison Chapman 1 ...... Football Antonio Delano Menendez 3 ...... Baseball Mikayla Richardson 4...... Cross Country Jaclyn Michele Childress 3 ...... Volleyball Mary Caroline Meredith 1...... Tennis Ariana Rivera 1 ...... Track & Field Spencer John Clapp 1...... Football William Hite Merrifield 1 ...... Baseball Lydia Rivers 1 ...... Basketball Caitlin Walsh Clarke 4 ...... Volleyball Emilia Carolina Migliaccio 3 ...... Golf Brendan Robinson 2 ...... Basketball Stevens De’maceo Claude 2 ...... Football Benjamin Wade Mitchell 2...... Track & Field Angel Robinson 1 ...... Volleyball Zoe S. Clay 2 ...... Track & Field Michael John Moerk 2 ...... Track & Field Samuel Rochard 1 ...... Baseball Jack M Connelly 1...... Football Matthew Chase Monroe 1 ...... Football Isaiah Rogers 1 ...... Track & Field Olivia Anne Corthals 2...... Field Hockey Breckyn Jolene Monteith 1 ...... Soccer John Romo 1 ...... Football Carter Owen Coughlin 2 ...... Track & Field Tyrrell Alister Moore 3 ...... Soccer Madison Rountree 1 ...... Softball Ryan Michael Cusick 2...... Baseball Taylor Christian Morin 1 ...... Football Ella Ru¢ 1 ...... Lacrosse Anthony Michael D’Angelo 2...... Football Christina Morra 2 ...... Basketball Margartia Ryan 4 ...... Swimming/Diving John Robert Dailey 1 ...... Track & Field Ryan Alexander Mueller 2 ...... Tennis Sophia Ryan 1...... Swimming/Diving Bryn Kann Davis 2 ...... Field Hockey Alexander Christopher Murphey 2 ...... Track & Field Peter Sakellaris 1...... Baseball Coby Davis 2 ...... Football Zachary R. Murphy 2 ...... Football Tyreke Sapp 1...... Track & Field Terrance Davis 1 ...... Football Riley Edward Myers 1...... Baseball Ann Marie Schaefer 1 ...... Cross Country Caitlyn Erin Della 1 ...... Volleyball Eduardo Nava 2 ...... Tennis Emily Schiesl 3 ...... Cross Country Giovanna Christina DeMarco 2 ...... Soccer Jahcobi E. Neath 1...... Basketball

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2019-20 ANNUAL REPORT POINTS OF PRIDE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE

• The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Greens- • The ACC Academic Consortium is a special commitment of the 15 university presidents and boro, North Carolina, with seven charter members — Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, the conference ošice to enhance academic excellence. Originally funded by a portion of the NC State, South Carolina and Wake Forest — drawing up the conference bylaws. On December 4, revenues from the ACC Football Championship Game, the ACCAC works to advance the quality 1953, conference ošicials met again at Sedgefield and ošicially admitted Virginia as the league’s of education for all undergraduate students by sharing academic and administrative resources eighth member. The first withdrawal of a school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971, when and by hosting conferences that bring together experts from all our campuses. 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 • ACC Postgraduate Scholarships: The Weaver-James-Corrigan and Jim and Pat Thacker schol- the addition of Florida State. The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the arships are awarded to selected student-athletes — three from each league institution — who addition of Miami and Virginia Tech. On October 17, 2003, Boston College accepted an invitation intend to pursue a graduate degree following completion of his or her undergraduate require - to become the league’s 12th member starting July 1, 2005. ments. 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 • The ACC added its 13th and 14th members on September 18, 2011, when Pittsburgh and Syracuse also demonstrating exemplary conduct in the community. In addition, four student-athletes who accepted invitations to join the conference. The two schools ošicially joined the ACC on July 1, intend to compete at the Olympic or professional level receive Weaver-James-Corrigan Honorary 2013. Notre Dame also ošicially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013, after announcing on September 12, Awards in recognition of their outstanding performance in both athletic competition and the 2012, its intention to enter the league for competition in all sports but football, bringing the mem - classroom throughout their collegiate careers. bership 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 • The ACC has won seven national championships in football, men’s basketball, women’s basket- conference’s membership at 15 institutions. ball and baseball since 2015. That is the most of any conference. The ACC is the only conference to win each of those four titles over that stretch. • Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 161 national championships, including 80 in women’s competition, 79 in men’s competition and two in fencing. In addition, • The ACC’s seven national titles in those sports have come from six dišerent programs – Virginia NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes 186 times in men’s competition and 141 men’s basketball (2019), Clemson football (2018, 2016), Notre Dame women’s basketball (2018), times in women’s action. North Carolina men’s basketball (2017), Duke men’s basketball (2015), Virginia baseball (2015).

• The league’s unique blend of public and private institutions continues to lead the way among • The ACC has won three of the last seven football national titles (ties for most of any conference) Autonomy 5 conferences in the “Best Colleges” rankings released by US News & World Report. and three of the last five men’s basketball national championships (most of any conference) The ACC was the only FBS conference to place six of its members institutions among the top 20 since 2015: and seven member schools among the top 40. With an average rank of 54.7, the ACC led all FBS Football – Clemson 2018 & 2016, Florida State 2013 conferences for the 13th consecutive year. Men’s Basketball – Virginia 2019, North Carolina 2017, Duke 2015

• The ACC had 83 combined teams that received Academic Progress Rate recognition awards from • The ACC won the football and men’s basketball national titles in the same academic year for the the NCAA in May of 2020. The ACC has led all Autonomy 5 conferences in 14 of the 15 years since fourth time overall in 2018-19: the NCAA began APR public recognition of Division I teams. 2018-19: Clemson (football), Virginia (men’s basketball) 2016-17: Clemson (football), North Carolina (men’s basketball) • In the NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate report released last November, the ACC’s graduation 1990-91: Georgia Tech (football), Duke (men’s basketball) rate of 92 percent ranked three points higher than the national average and led all Autonomy 5 1981-82: Clemson (football), North Carolina (men’s basketball) conferences. Eighteen ACC teams achieved GSR scores of 100 in the sports of men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball. • The 2019-20 Division I Learfield IMG College Directors’ Cup competition was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the ACC led all conferences with four schools among the top 10 in the • Some of the most influential people in history have been awarded the prestigious Rhodes Schol- standings released at the end of the fall season. The ACC’s nine member schools among the top arship to pursue post-graduate education at the University of Oxford in England. The oldest 25 and 13 schools among the top 50 were also the most of any conference. 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.

2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE / ACC 67 POINTS OF PRIDE BOSTON COLLEGE

• Boston College, founded in 1863 by the Society of Jesus, was the first institution of higher educa - • The Center for Retirement Research and the Center on Aging and Work are nationally known for tion based in the city of Boston. Today it ranks among the nation’s foremost private universities their research on issues facing older Americans. with a coeducational enrollment of 14,500 undergraduate and graduate students drawn from all 50 states and more than 100 countries. • Boston College began construction this past year on a new science building intended to anchor the recently-launched Schiller Institute for Integrated Science and Society. The Institute will • The core of Boston College’s Jesuit, Catholic mission is a commitment to integrating intellectual, expand interdisciplinary collaborations to address global problems in energy, health, and the personal, ethical, and religious formation and uniting high academic achievement with service environment. to others. • The Boston College athletics program shares the University’s commitment to the development of • Students at Boston College consistently win prestigious national awards for academic achieve- the whole person—body as well as mind and spirit. BC sponsors 31 varsity sports with approxi- ment, including Rhodes, Marshall, Churchill, Goldwater, Mellon, Truman, Beinecke, and Beckman mately 700 student-athletes, and ošers 53 intramural and 27 club teams involving approximately scholarships. Boston College is annually among the top schools nationally in producing under- 5,000 students. graduate Fulbright winners, with over 150 during the past decade. • Twelve Boston College varsity teams achieved perfect Graduation Success Rate (GSR) scores of • More than 5,000 Boston College students provide some 550,000 hours of community service in 100 in the NCAA’s most recently released public data. The NCAA recognized 6 Boston College the Boston area each year, and approximately 850 participate in service and immersion trips varsity teams for having Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores in the top ten percent of all Divi- during the academic year. sion I squads in their respective sports.

• Boston College is ranked 37th among national universities by U.S. News and World Report, and • Summer 2018 marked the opening of the Fish Field House, an indoor practice facility for football is home to highly ranked professional schools in Education, Law, Management, Nursing and and other varsity sports. The facility features a full regulation field with an AstroTurf playing sur - Social Work. face, and a 12,000 square-foot strength and conditioning center. Last spring, the Harrington Ath - letics Village was dedicated, providing baseball and softball teams with state-of-the-art, all-sea- • The School of Theology & Ministry, created when Weston Jesuit School of Theology re-ašiliated son stadiums built to host both ACC and NCAA Championship games. The Village will include with Boston College in 2008, is one of the world’s top centers for Catholic theological education. the Pete Frates Center, scheduled to open in summer 2020, which will provide a 31,000-square foot indoor baseball and softball facility featuring locker rooms, hitting tunnels, indoor turf field, • Boston College is home to a rich array of academic and cultural resources: the McMullen Mu- strength and conditioning space, and a hospitality area. In summer 2019, the Margot Connell seum of Art is renowned for its groundbreaking exhibitions; the Burns Library is internationally Recreation Center opened, ošering numerous fitness programs to students and staš. 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 • Men’s ice hockey has won NCAA national championships in 1949, 2000, 2008, 2010, and 2012. the most the beautiful college libraries in the country. Schiller Family Head Hockey Coach Jerry York was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame last fall, becoming only the fifth NCAA coach to earn this honor. Women’s ice hockey has appeared in • The Lynch School of Education is a leader in initiatives that enhance teaching and learning in the NCAA Frozen Four three of the last five years and six of the last nine. For the 2017-18 season, public and Catholic K-12 schools and conducts two prominent research assessments of student women’s hockey player Daryl Watts was named the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award winner as achievement: TIMSS, which surveys math and science, and PIRLS, which surveys reading lit- the nation’s top D1 women’s player, becoming the first underclassman to take home the honor. eracy. In collaboration with the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences, the Lynch School has Women’s lacrosse was runner up in the NCAA national championship game each of the past been a partner in the Carnegie Corporation’s interdisciplinary Teachers for a New Era initiative, three years. Last spring, junior Sam Apuzzo became the first Boston College women’s lacrosse preparing, assessing, and supporting the teachers of tomorrow. player to win the Tewaaraton Award, given annually to the top female and male lacrosse players in the country. Field hockey advanced to the NCAA Final Four last fall.

68 2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE / BOSTON COLLEGE POINTS OF PRIDE CLEMSON

• Clemson University is a land grant institution founded in 1889 and named for Thomas Green • According to the 2018 U.S. News & World Report, Clemson is ranked 12th most innovative Clemson, a champion of formal scientific education and economic development who served as school among all national public universities, based on nominations from top college ošicials ambassador to Belgium and became the nation’s first secretary of agriculture. Thomas Clemson of schools that are making the most innovative improvements in curriculum, faculty, students, inherited Fort Hill Plantation, and upon his death in 1888 he willed Fort Hill and his personal campus life, technology or facilities. assets to the state of South Carolina for the establishment of a high seminary of learning ded- icated to scientific education. Clemson has a proud history of military excellence and recently • Clemson’s career services program is ranked 1st, and 9th among best schools for internships, dedicated a Scroll of Honor memorial recognizing nearly 500 Clemson men and women who according to the 2020 Princeton Review. have lost their lives in service to their country. The University is organized into 7 colleges: Agri- culture, Forestry, and Life Sciences; Architecture, Arts, and Humanities; Business & Behavioral • U.S. News & World Report ranks Clemson 2nd in the nation for percentage of alumni who give Science; Science; Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences; Behavioral, Social and Health back to their alma mater, and 1th among public universities for the best alumni network, accord- Sciences; and Education. ing to the 2020 Princeton Review.

• U.S. News & World Report ranks Clemson 27th among the nation’s public universities for 2020. • Clemson prides itself in being “Solid Orange” with strong alumni support for both academics and athletics. Clemson ranks 4th among public universities for alumni giving, and Clemson’s IPTAY • According to U.S. News and World Report, more than half of entering freshmen were ranked in program has over 17,000 donors and is a national model for athletic fund raising. the top 10 percent of their high school classes, and the freshman class scored in the top 20% nationally on the critical reading and math sections of the SAT. Freshmen who took the ACT • Approximately 500 student-athletes participate as Clemson Tigers in 19 intercollegiate sports. scored in the top 15% nationally. A charter member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, Clemson has won 130 Championships since the ACC was established in 1953. • Clemson is the number 1 national public university in South Carolina according to bestvalue - schools.com. and home to approximately 25,000 students, with a freshmen retention rate of 93% • Clemson is home to the 2016 and 2018 NCAA National Football Champions and has claimed team and a 6-year graduation rate of 83%. Clemson’s retention and graduation rates rank among the national championships in football (1981, 2016, 2018), men’s soccer (1984, 1987), and men’s golf highest in the country for public universities. We’ve been named among the “Best Public College (2003). Clemson’s football team has received public recognition APR rankings and is one of only Values” by Kiplinger magazine in 2019, and The Princeton Review named us among the “Best five FBS programs ranked in the top 10 percent each of the last five years. Clemson is the only Value Colleges” for 2020 FBS program nationally to finish each of the last four seasons in the top 25 of both polls on the field, and in the top 10 percent of APR scores in the classroom. • Clemson is student centered, with a 16:1 student-to-teacher ratio and more than half of Clemson’s courses have fewer than 20 students. U.S. News & World Report labeled Clemson as one of only 11 • Clemson is the original home of the “Tiger Paw” symbol for athletic teams. Clemson has strong public universities recognized for excellence in undergraduate research and creative projects in 2018. 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 • Student life is priority at Clemson, and it shows! Clemson ranks 1st among colleges where town- in college football.” gown relations are great, 2nd among colleges where students pack the stadiums, and 7th na - tionally for having the happiest students according to the 2020 Princeton Review.

2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE / CLEMSON 69 POINTS OF PRIDE DUKE

• Duke University traces its roots back to 1838, when Brown’s Schoolhouse was founded in Ran - • Duke has led the ACC in Academic Honor Roll selections in 32 of the past 33 years. dolph County, NC and eventually transformed into Trinity College, which moved to Durham in 1892. In 1924, businessman and philanthropist James B. Duke made a $40 million gift to trans- • In the most recent data released by the NCAA, Duke boasts a 97 percent Graduation Success form the small liberal arts college into what has become the youngest major private research Rate. In addition, 10 Blue Devil teams were ranked in the top 10 percent of their respective sports university in the country. in the most recent Academic Performance Rate (APR) Report.

• Duke includes 10 schools and colleges — in arts and sciences, engineering, divinity, nursing, • Two Nobel Prizes have been awarded to current Duke faculty members: in 2012, Professor of medicine, the environment, business, public policy, law and a graduate school – as well as Duke Medicine Robert Lefkowitz shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on a class of cell Kunshan University in China and the Duke-National University of Singapore Medical School. As receptors that have become the target of prescription drugs, including antihistamines, ulcer a global instititution, Duke enrolls students from more than 160 countries and has people, pro - drugs and beta blockers to relieve hypertension, angina and coronary disease. And in 2015, grams and partnerships around the world. Professor of Biochemistry Paul Modrich also shared the Nobel prize in Chemistry for discovering how mistakes in the DNA code are repaired. • Duke has about 6,700 undergraduate students and about 9,100 graduate students. More than 42,000 candidates applied for the 1,700 spaces in the entering class of 2024. There are more • The Duke Marine Laboratory, at coastal Beaufort, N.C., is a campus of Duke University and a than 180,000 Duke alumni. unit within the Nicholas School of the Environment. Its mission is education and research in basic ocean processes, coastal environment management, marine biotechnology and marine • Duke has been ranked among the top 10 universities in the country by U.S. News and World biomedicine. It is also the home of the research centers in biological and physical oceanogra - Report for more than three decades, and among the leading research universities in the world phy, marine biology and conservation, marine environmental health, marine biotechnology, and by THES and QS. Duke’s graduate and professional schools, and many academic programs and marine policy and management. departments, are also ranked among the top 10. • Duke Health combines research, clinical care and education at many dišerent sites through- • Duke is committed to ašordability and access for all students with more than 50% of students out the region and beyond. Duke Hospital is the flagship of the broader Duke University Health receiving some form of financial assistance to attend the university. As one of the few colleges System, which includes two community hospitals (Duke Hospital and Duke Raleigh Hospital), in the U.S. that admits students based solely on their academic performance and not on the ašiliations with other hospitals in the region, community-based primary care physician practic- applicant’s financial status or ability to pay for college, and commits to providing 100 percent es, home care, infusion services and hospice care. As the Southeast’s preeminent health care of a student’s demonstrated financial need for all four years of the student’s undergraduate provider, Duke University Health System attracted more than 70,000 inpatient stays and more education, Duke invests more than $180 million a year in financial aid. than 2.4 million outpatient visits in FY19.

• Duke students and graduates are among the most frequent recipients of honor scholarships • Duke is the second-largest private employer in the state, with more than 43,000 employees in such as the Rhodes, Marshall and Truman. A total of 50 Rhodes Scholarships have been awarded North Carolina. to Duke graduates, including one in 2019. • With more than seven million volumes, the Duke University Library System is one of the 10 • Duke’s athletic programs have earned 17 national championship titles, including seven in wom- largest private library systems in the U.S. and ranks as one of the nation’s top 10 research library en’s golf (most recently in 2019), five in men’s basketball, three in men’s lacrosse, one in women’s systems. tennis and one in men’s soccer. Duke has placed among the top 25 of the Learfield IMG Direc - tors’ Cup Standings, released by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, in • Duke is the home of the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, the only Oscar-qualifying film 15 of the past 16 years the cup has been awarded, including a ninth-place finish in 2019. festival based at a university. Each year, more than 20,000 documentary producers, directors and fans come to Durham for four days of screenings and workshops.

70 2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE / DUKE POINTS OF PRIDE FLORIDA STATE

• Florida State University has risen faster in the U.S. News & World Report rankings than any other • Florida State is one of the top universities in the nation with the most recipients of doctoral Top 50 public university in the past four years – 25 spots. In 2019, FSU vaulted eight spots to degrees in the humanities and the arts. No. 18 among national public universities – the biggest single-year improvement in university history. • The FSU Film School is ranked No. 13 in the nation among all colleges and universities by The Hollywood Reporter, “Top 25 Film Schools,” 2019. • FSU is among the most in-demand universities in the nation for prospective students, receiving a record-breaking number of undergraduate applications for admission for the third consecutive • The College of Music – home to two Grammy Award winners and a Pulitzer Prize-winning com - year. Nearly 64,000 students from all 50 states and 77dišerent countries applied for undergrad- poser – is the third largest music program in higher education. The college is highly rated among uate admission. Top five academic areas of interest for admitted students include biological public universities, and its opera program ranks third in the United States, U.S. News & World science, business, engineering, chemistry/biochemistry and psychology. Report.

• FSU’s four-year graduation rate is among the highest in the country at 70 percent. FSU’s six-year • The College of Medicine is #1 in the nation for instruction in community health, (Association graduation rate rose to a record 83 percent, also among the highest in the nation. Most notably, of American Medical Colleges), and is the #4 most competitive medical school in the nation in FSU has proven graduation rate gaps between its traditional and underrepresented student admissions, (U.S. News & World Report, 2018). populations can be erased. For example, our Unconquered Scholars group, comprised of hun- dreds of former foster care, wards of the state, and homeless students, graduates at the same or • Florida State University has been recognized by INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine as one of 14 Di- even higher rates, compared to the national average of 2-3 percent. versity Champion colleges and universities in the nation and has earned the “Higher Education Excellence in Diversity” (HEED) Award six years in a row! • FSU has tremendous depth with more than 295 degree programs and broad excellence across the sciences, arts, social sciences and globalization, emphasizing critical thinking and experi- • The only facility of its kind in the United States, the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory ential learning. headquartered 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. • According to U.S. News and World Report’s academic rankings, FSU provides an excellent return on investment, as noted by FSU’s recognition as the most ešicient university in the nation. • 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 • FSU is ranked No. 9 best value among public universities for in-state students and No. 3 best Service Scholars and Garnet and Gold Scholars, the university is a leader of programs focused value among public colleges for out-of-state students on Kiplinger’s annual list of Best Values on community development and values education. in Public Colleges. • Since they began fielding intercollegiate athletic teams in 1946, the Seminoles have won 17 • Florida State is one of the nation’s top research institutions for producing Fulbright U.S. Scholars national championships in nine sports, including the 2014 and 2018 NCAA Soccer Championship and students. A school-record nine FSU faculty scholars earned Fulbright grants for 2020-2021. and the 2018 NCAA Softball Championship. The Seminole football program won its third national FSU is also a top research institution for producing student Fulbright Scholars with nine stu- title in 2013. dents receiving awards in 2020-2021. • FSU has captured four team national championships in the last seven years. Of the school’s 17 • Florida State University is ranked among the top 50 universities worldwide for producing pat- national titles, six have come since 2006. ented technologies, according to a new report from the National Academy of Inventors and the Intellectual Property Owners Association. • Since joining the ACC in 1992, the Seminoles have won 88 ACC team championships in 14 dišer - ent sports. Twenty-nine of those titles have come in the past seven seasons. • FSU recently became the largest university in the country to have an experiential learning grad- uation requirement for its undergraduates. Before graduating, students will engage in at least • Since 2010, Seminole teams have qualified for NCAA postseason play in 196 of 204 opportunities. one transformational, career-building internship, undergraduate research experience, interna- Over the last four years, 67 of 68 teams have qualified for NCAA postseason play. tional study, service-learning, or other engaged learning program. • In the last 11 years FSU athletics have placed in the top 10 of the Learfield IMG College Athletic • FSU was selected for the top award in international education and study abroad programming Director’s Cup standings five times and in the top five three times. by the Association for Public and Land Grant Universities. FSU was also named in the top 10 in the country for the number of students who study abroad, and number one in Florida, with • Over the last 14 years, FSU has finished in the top 15 every year except one. FSU has now finished nearly 30 percent of students who study overseas. as the ACC’s top ranked overall athletics program two straight years and three times this decade. *In 2019-20 no final standings were released. • FSU researchers received a record $233.6 million in funding in the 2019 fiscal year, including an $8 million grant from Triumph Gulf Coast as part of a major 10-year initiative to restore Apala - chicola Bay and revive the region’s imperiled oyster industry. FSU also will contribute $1.5 million toward the project.

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• The Georgia Institute of Technology, also known as Georgia Tech, is a top-ranked public college • U.S. News and World Report ranks us at No. 8 for Undergraduate Research/Creative Projects, and and one of the leading research universities in the United States. Georgia Tech provides a tech - No. 12 for Senior Capstone Projects. nologically focused education to more than 32,000 undergraduate and graduate students in six colleges and 28 schools focusing on business, computing, design, engineering, liberal arts, • The Institute is consistently rated among the top universities in the nation for graduation of and sciences. underrepresented minorities in engineering, physical sciences, and architecture and planning.

• The Institute is a national and international leader in research, and one of the South’s largest • With more than 60 chartered student organizations exploring religious, racial, sexual, and ethnic industrial and engineering research engines. In 2019, research, economic development, and identity (but open to all), our students find a way to celebrate, strengthen, and share their part other sponsored activities at Georgia Tech topped $1 billion, allowing the Institute to take on of the robust cultural melting pot that thrives in our community. complex and significant challenges involving multiple disciplines and bringing together teams of researchers with a broad range of specialized expertise. Georgia Tech plays a leading role in • Georgia Tech is ranked No. 4 in Most Innovative Schools by U.S. News & World Report. the Georgia Research Alliance, a centerpiece of the state’s economic development strategy, and has an estimated $3.3 billion annual impact across the metro Atlanta economy, according to the • The Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) is recognized by Forbes magazine as one latest study commissioned by the University System of Georgia. of 12 incubators “changing the world.” Founded in 1980, ATDC is the oldest technology incubator in the U.S. with more than $2 billion raised by 150 graduates. • A four-year institution, Georgia Tech is consistently the only technological university ranked in U.S. News & World Report’s listing of America’s top 10 public universities. In addition, Georgia • Georgia Tech Research Corporation is No. 32 on the list of Top 100 Worldwide Universities Grant- Tech’s College of Engineering is consistently ranked in the nation’s top five public engineering ed U.S. Utility Patents. programs by U.S. News. • PayScale.com ranks Tech as No. 1 in Georgia and No. 12 among all U.S. colleges for providing the • The Institute is consistently rated among the top universities in the nation for graduation of best 20-Year Return on Investment. underrepresented minorities in engineering, physical sciences, and architecture and planning. According to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education and the American Society of Engineering Edu- • Ranked No. 3 by WalletHub for the Highest Return on Educational Investment. cation, Georgia Tech is the largest producer of engineering degrees for women and underrepre - sented minorities in the nation. • Our co-op and internship programs are ranked No. 5 by U.S. News and World Report.

• Georgia Tech is ranked No. 5 in Top Public Universities. (Source: U.S. News & World Report) • The Center for Career Discovery and Development is one of the nation’s most successful and innovative university career support ošices for its recruitment and job placement. • Georgia Tech is ranked No. 4 in Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs. All of our graduate engineering programs rank in the top 10. (Source: U.S. News & World Report) • Upon graduation in Fall 2018, 84 percent of undergraduate students had been ošered a job, and the average starting salary was $72,000 (not including bonus ošers). • Scheller College of Business ranks No. 22 in Undergraduate Business Programs (Source: U.S. News & World Report). Scheller is also ranked No. 2 in the U.S. and No. 6 in the world on the • More than 700 businesses, industries, and organizations throughout the U.S. and abroad employ Corporate Knights Better World MBA Ranking list. Georgia Tech co-op students and interns each year.

• Computer Science ranks No. 8 by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, U.S. • Georgia Tech’s beautiful 400-acre, tree-lined campus is located in the heart of Atlanta, Georgia. News & World Report’s Graduate Program Rankings, and No. 21 in The Guardian’s QS World University Rankings. • We are ranked among the Top 50 Green Colleges by The Princeton Review.

• In the category of Architecture and the Built Environment, Georgia Tech ranks No. 19 in The • The Yellow Jackets have won five national championships during their illustrious athletics his- Guardian’s QS World University Rankings, and our graduate urban planning program is ranked tory (four in football – 1917, 1928, 1952, and 1990; one in women’s tennis – 2007), appeared in two No. 7 in the U.S. by Planetizen. Final Fours in men’s basketball (1990, 2004) and three College World Series in baseball (1994, 2002, 2006). • Our Living Learning Communities are ranked No. 20 by U.S. News and World Report. • Georgia Tech student-athletes excel in the classroom as well as the competitive arena. In the • Georgia Tech is one of the South’s largest industrial and engineering research agencies. latest data released by the NCAA in 2020, 14 of Georgia Tech’s 15 athletics programs have a multiyear NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) higher than the national average in their re - • The Institute plays a leading role in the Georgia Research Alliance, a centerpiece of the state’s spective sports, which comes on the heels of Tech being the only institution from a Power Five economic development strategy. conference (ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12, Southeastern Conference) with an APR higher than the national average in every sport in 2019. Leading the way is the Yellow Jackets’ golf team, which • Research is conducted for industry and government by the Georgia Tech Research Institute, has posted a perfect 1,000 score every year since the NCAA APR program was introduced in various academic schools and departments, and more than 100 interdisciplinary research units. 2003-2004. Tech student-athletes posted an all-time best 3.23 mean grade point average during the 2020 spring semester.

72 2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE / GEORGIA TECH POINTS OF PRIDE LOUISVILLE

• Established in 1798, the University of Louisville is Kentucky’s premier, nationally recognized met- • The University of Louisville sponsors 23 varsity athletic programs, 10 for men and 13 for women. ropolitan research university. The Cardinals have won two NCAA team championships (men’s basketball in 1980, 1986) and 17 NCAA individual titles (four in men’s swimming, four in men’s track and field, seven in women’s • With a student body of over 22,000 and faculty and staš of nearly 7,000, UofL ošers more than swimming, and two in women’s track and field). 250 areas of study. • Louisville stood at seventh in the nation in the Learfield IMG College Director’s Cup Division I • UofL is ranked among the top 12 “Best Neighbor” schools in the nation and, based on its outreach fall 2019 national all-sports standings, before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of and partnerships, also ranks as a Carnegie Community Engagement university, one of fewer winter sports championships and nearly all of the springs sports season. Louisville and Mich - than 200 such institutions nationwide. igan were the only two programs to collectively reach the postseason in fall 2019 in football, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, field hockey and volleyball. • Dr. Neeli Bendapudi was named UofL’s 18th president in April of 2018. She is the institution’s first female president and the first person of color to hold the position. • Cardinal Athletic teams achieved an impressive 3.332 combined grade point average for the 2019-20 academic year, including a record 3.507 GPA for the 2020 Spring semester. All 23 sports • Since 2003, UofL scholars have earned 139 prestigious Fulbright Scholarships, more than all programs were above a 3.0 collective GPA for the 2020 Spring semester, with 84 percent (472 other Kentucky public institutions combined. of 562) of the Cardinals’ student-athletes earning a 3.0 GPA or better, earning Athletic Director’s Honor Roll status. A total of 318 student-athletes were 2020 Red and Black Scholars, represent- • UofL’s most famous landmark is a large original bronze casting of Rodin’s “The Thinker,” which ing a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better. 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. • Five Louisville athletic teams — men’s and women’s basketball, women’s cross country, wom- en’s golf and volleyball — received public recognition through the NCAA Academic Performance • UofL is a long-time leader in medical breakthroughs, including helping a paralyzed man stand Program for ranking in the top 10 percent in the 2015-19 most recent multiyear Academic unaided six years after a spinal cord injury, as well as revolutionizing the treatment of heart Progress Rate scores, which measures academic eligibility, retention, and graduation for stu- disease and cancer. In 2018, the university and its partner, the Jewish Hospital Trager Transplant dent-athletes. Fourteen UofL programs produced perfect APR scores for the most recent sin- Center, marked their 500th heart transplant. gle-year figures. UofL student-athletes achieved a record 91 percent graduation rate in the most recent Graduation Success Rate report • With a $5 million gift from the Owsley Brown II Family Foundation, the university established the Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute, the first known research center in the nation examining • UofL Athletics won the 2019-20 NCAA Team Works Award competition, its second national title the link between health and environmental ešects. for outstanding community service in the six years of the competition. For the 2019 fall semes- ter during the national competition, UofL student-athletes amassed over 6,800 service hours • The UofL James Graham Brown Cancer Center was the first in the interior of the United States through its CardsCARE community outreach program in the NCAA Team Works Helper Helper to provide the cancer immunotherapy drug Keytruda in both research and FDA-approved forms. Community Service Challenge. The Cardinals have ranked in the top 10 nationally in service The Brown Cancer Center continues to be among the first to ošer cancer immunotherapy drugs hours for six consecutive years. that activate the patient’s own immune system to fight cancer. • The KFC Yum! Center basketball arena, Cardinal Stadium for football, and Mark and Cindy Lynn • The Signature Partnership Initiative at the University of Louisville was begun in 2007 to increase Stadium for soccer are state-of-the-art facilities. Since 2010, UofL has also built a rowing center, the educational attainment and improve the quality of life for those living in Louisville’s poorest expanded its football, baseball and softball stadiums, and purchased the University of Louisville areas. Since then, the university community has recorded more than 21,000 instances of com- Golf Club. UofL opened its $14.5 million student-athlete academic center in 2016 and $8 million munity engagement and 250,000 hours of community service as part of the program. broadcast center in 2018.

• The Additive Manufacturing Institute of Science and Technology at UofL trains engineers and other professionals from around the world on sophisticated 3D printing and other additive man- ufacturing machinery.

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• The University of Miami is the youngest institution in the ACC. Although founded in 1925, UM did • Researchers at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science received a $3 million not start classes until October 1926 in a partially constructed hotel after a hurricane had dev - grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to harvest healthy corals that will be trans- astated other opening facilities. This auspicious start not only provided the name for the Miami planted into the 125 acres of the Florida Reef Tract that have been decimated by disease. Hurricanes, but also provided a foundation for a fast growing citizen-founded university, which has had only six presidents during its entire existence. • NASA and the National Space Grant Foundation selected a team led by Victoria Coverstone, professor and chair of the College of Engineering’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace • The University of Miami awarded the first athletic scholarship to a female student-athlete. Engineering, as one of just 11 national teams that will design systems and technologies to sup - port deep-space exploration. • UM is among the first institutions, if not the first, to adopt an athletics logo as its school-wide symbol, the U. • Nurse practitioner students from the School of Nursing and Health Studies deployed with the U.S. Army to Huehuetenango, Guatemala, to provide health care as part of the Army’s Beyond the • The Miller School of Medicine, founded in 1952, was the first medical school in Florida. Horizon 2019 humanitarian assistance program.

• For the 18th time, U.S. News & World Report ranked Bascom Palmer Eye Institute of the University • Selected for its expertise in genetics and genomics and its location, the University of Miami re - of Miami Health System No. 1 in ophthalmology in its 2019-20 “Best Hospitals” rankings. The list ceived a $60 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to lead the SouthEast Enrollment also ranked the Miller School of Medicine’s Department of Otolaryngology No. 9 in the nation, a Center for All of Us, a program to build the most inclusive and diverse health database in history. dramatic jump from No. 41 the previous year. The center will enroll 100,000 participants as part of the more than 1 million U.S. participants expected over the next five years. • Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, part of the University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, received the prestigious NCI designation from the National Cancer Institute. Syl- • The 90,000-square-foot Carol Sošer Indoor Practice Facility features two high-performance ar- vester is one of only two NCI-designated cancer centers in Florida and one of just 71 across the tificial turf fields and a football operations center with coaches’ ošices, conference and meet- nation. ing rooms, a video center, a recruiting suite, and displays celebrating the University’s football history. • Trumpeter John Daversa, associate professor and chair of studio music and jazz at the Frost School of Music, won three Grammy Awards in 2019 for his “American Dreamers: Voices of Hope, • Nine University of Miami Athletics programs — men’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross coun- Music of Freedom” album. Fellow faculty members Dafnis Prieto and Brian Lynch also earned try, men’s diving, golf, rowing, men’s and women’s tennis, and women’s track and field — were Grammys, with Prieto winning in 2019 for Best Latin Jazz Album and Lynch winning in 2020 for recognized for perfect single-year scores of 1,000 in the 2018-19 Academic Progress Report re - Best Large Jazz Ensemble. leased by the NCAA.

• The University of Miami’s College of Engineering-Johnson & Johnson 3D Printing Center of Excel- • The National Collegiate Athletic Association awarded the University of Miami a 2019 NCAA CHOIC - lence Collaborative Laboratory gives faculty and students access to 3D printing technology to ES Grant for its ’Canes Connected peer-education program. The program is a commitment from make objects limited only by imagination. the Division of Student Ašairs, Department of Athletics, and all Hurricanes to promote healthy lifestyles and to educate students about the negative consequences of high-risk use of alcohol, • By replicating real-life hospital, outpatient clinic, and home environments, the School of Nursing tobacco, and other drugs. and Health Studies’ Simulation Hospital enables health care students and professionals, first re- sponders, and corporate partners to design, test, and master skills, technologies, and innovations. • 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 • The University of Miami hosted the first Miami Climate Symposium, held over three days in simulator capable of generating Category 5 hurricane–force winds. January of 2020 at the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science and on the Coral Gables campus, bringing together scientists and experts on extreme weather patterns that are linked to climate change.

74 2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE / MIAMI POINTS OF PRIDE NORTH CAROLINA

• The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is the nation’s first public university. • With more than $1.4 billion reached in annual research expenditures, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is 12th among universities in the United Sates for the amount of research • In September 2019, UNC-Chapel Hill tied for fifth in U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best Col- conducted each year, ranking fifth in the nation for federal research expenditures, and first for leges” rankings among national public universities. That same month, the Wall Street Journal/ federally funded social and behavioral sciences research and development. Times Higher Education College Rankings ranked Carolina third among all public universities nationwide. • 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; 22 members of the National Academy • Reuters ranked UNC-Chapel Hill sixth in its 2019 list of the World’s Most Innovative Universities. of Medicine; seven members of the National Academy of Engineering; 12 members of the Na - tional Academy of Sciences; and 84 fellows of the American Association for the Advancement • The University ošers 77 bachelor’s, 107 master’s, 65 doctorate and seven professional degree of Science. programs through 14 schools, including the College of Arts & Sciences. • The University is a founding member of the American Talent Initiative. This initiative aims to at- • The University was one of the country’s first public universities to adopt a debt-free financial aid tract, enroll and graduate an additional 50,000 lower-income students by 2025. American Talent initiative. The Carolina Covenant serves as a national model for providing a debt-free education Initiative members are a subset of colleges and universities that consistently graduate at least to qualified low-income students. More than one in 10 undergraduate students is a Carolina 70% of their students in six years and include a mix of public and private colleges and universi- Covenant Scholar. More than 8,000 students have benefited from the Carolina Covenant since ties from all over the country. the program began in 2003. • Multiple UNC-Chapel Hill graduate programs were highly ranked on U.S. News & World Report’s • In 2018, the University expanded its commitment to access and ašordability for North Carolina “Best Graduate Schools” list, including the Eshelman School of Pharmacy (overall, No. 1) and the families with the Blue Sky Scholars program. This $20 million scholarship initiative is designed School of Medicine (Primary Care, No. 1). to fill an important gap by supporting exceptionally qualified North Carolina residents from mid- dle-class backgrounds who qualify for financial aid but do not meet the requirements for the • Since launching Innovate Carolina in 2010, UNC-Chapel Hill has significantly strengthened ešorts Carolina Covenant. to commercialize research-based intellectual property. A 2020 Innovate Carolina commercializa- tion impact report shows that, when comparing the two most recent five-year periods, faculty • UNC-Chapel Hill aims to provide students with a global experience. With more than 420 pro - invention disclosures are up 19%, new patent applications are up 25%, U.S. patents issued are grams in 70 countries, 41% of UNC-Chapel Hill undergraduates study in other countries before up 85% and licensing revenue is up 47%. Highlights include creating the $10 million Carolina Re - graduation — one of the highest study abroad rates among public universities nationwide. Since search Ventures Fund to spur investments in startups and collaborating in creating a downtown 1973, our students have received more than 336 Fulbright Student Program Awards for global Chapel Hill accelerator that has worked with 132 companies since 2013. Those companies earned research and study. $43 million in revenue and created 460 jobs in 2019.

• Seventeen Tar Heel varsity athletics teams exceeded the national average for the past four years in the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rates, which track the academic performance of scholarship students who compete on varsity teams. The score measures eligibility and retention each se - mester by student athletes at every NCAA institution.

2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE / NORTH CAROLINA 75 POINTS OF PRIDE NC STATE

• NC State is one of the nation’s pre-eminent research institutions. Every day, our accomplished, • More than 100 startups and spinošs have been founded based on NC State research, attracting high-performing students, faculty, staš and alumni create economic, societal and intellectual a total of $1.6 billion in venture capital. prosperity. • NC State is one of only two universities in the country leading two National Science Foundation • With over 34,000 students, NC State educates more North Carolinians than any other university. Engineering Research Centers, one creating the smart grid of the future and the other pioneer - ing self-powered health monitoring devices. • U.S. News & World Report ranks NC State as one of the top 10 best values among the nation’s public universities. • Researchers at NC State recently were awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innova- tion, elected to the National Academy of Engineering, inducted into the National Inventors Hall of • PayScale.com ranks NC State first among North Carolina public universities for the early and Fame and selected for MIT Technology Review’s “35 Innovators Under 35” and Popular Science’s midcareer salaries earned by its graduates. “Brilliant 10.”

• NC State was the first ACC institution to integrate athletics in 1956. • 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 • In the classroom, NC State student-athletes continue to perform at an extremely high level. Over library’s automated book retrieval and storage system, the bookBot, creates space for technol- the past six years, NC State has posted the six highest graduation success rate (GSR) figures in ogy-rich collaboration spaces by holding more than 1 million volumes in 18,172 bins stacked 50 school history. Last year NC State posted its highest APR mark ever. feet high. The Hunt Library includes a computer gaming lab, an immersive visualization lab and ultra-HD media production facilities. • Wolfpack athletes continue to perform well in the competitive arena, five teams finished in the Top 25 in their respective polls in an abbreviated year, while seven teams were ranked in the Top • NC State’s College of Textiles produces more than half of the textile graduates in the country 10 in the nation when play was halted. The NC State women’s cross country team finished fifth in each year. The university’s College of Veterinary Medicine is ranked third in the nation, and the the nation in 2019, the third time in the last five years they finished within the Top 5 in the nation. College of Engineering is one of the top 20 public engineering schools in the U.S.

• NC State won four ACC titles during the 2019-20 year, defending titles in women’s cross coun - • Fifty-two NC State student-athletes have been awarded the Weaver-James Corrigan Postgradu- try and men’s swimming and diving, while claiming wrestling and the first women’s basketball ate Scholarship since 1997 — the highest number of honorees among all league schools. tournament title since 1991. • NC State is one of only 16 Division I schools to have won two or more NCAA titles in men’s bas- • NC State’s Centennial Campus is the premier public-private university research campus in the ketball (1974 and 1983). 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 and its students, alumni and associated startups generate $6.5 billion in annual added income for the state. • 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.

76 2019-20 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / POINTS OF PRIDE / NC STATE POINTS OF PRIDE NOTRE DAME

• For 178 years, the University of Notre Dame has provided a distinctive voice in higher education • The Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the 14-story Hesburgh Library with its 132-feet-high mural that is at once rigorously intellectual, unapologetically moral in orientation, and firmly embrac - depicting Christ the Teacher, and the university’s historic Main Building with its famed Golden ing of a service ethos. Founded in 1842 by a priest of the Congregation of Holy Cross, Notre Dame Dome are among the most widely recognized university landmarks in the world. is a national Catholic research university located adjacent to the city of South Bend, Indiana, in a metropolitan area of some 325,000, approximately 90 miles east of Chicago. • 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 • Admission to the University is highly competitive, with 38 percent of incoming first-year stu- in fencing —men in 1977-78-86, women in 1987, combined in 1994, 2003-05-11-17-18; plus NCAA dents ranking in the top 1 percent of their high school graduating classes and 89 percent in the crowns in women’s soccer in 1995, 2004 and 2010; women’s basketball in 2000-01 and 2017-18; top 10 percent of their classes. 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 is organized into four undergraduate colleges--Arts and Letters, Science, Engi- neering, and the Mendoza College of Business--the School of Architecture, the Law School, the • Notre Dame consistently leads all Football Bowl Subdivision institutions in athletic graduation Graduate School, the Keough School for Global Ašairs, 13 major research institutes, three dozen rate measurements. In NCAA Graduation Success Rate figures, Notre Dame student-athletes centers and special programs, and the University Library system. have ranked No. 1 among FBS schools for 14 straight years (2007-2020). No other FBS institution has had more years of at least 13 perfect APR scores than Notre Dame. Only three schools (Notre • The Graduate School, established in 1918, encompasses nine terminal master’s degree programs, Dame, Boston College and Stanford) in the history of the APR have had 13 or more teams post six professional master’s programs, plus 26 doctoral degree programs in and among 30 depart- scores of 1,000 in a single report. In other GSR ratings, Notre Dame male student-athletes ranked ments, institutes, and programs. first for six straight years (2009-14), female student-athletes have ranked No. 1 for 13 straight years (nine of those years at 100), and football student-athletes have finished first four of the • Notre Dame is among the most geographically diverse universities in the country with students last 10 years. from all 50 states and over 90 countries. • Notre Dame athletics in recent years has produced two student body presidents (fencer Alex • Notre Dame faculty members have earned 65 fellowships from the National Endowment for the Coccia in 2013-14 and football player Corey Robinson in 2016-17), a University valedictorian (row- Humanities since 1999, more than for any other research university in the nation. er Anna Kottkamp in 2015), a 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 • More than 75 percent of Notre Dame students participate in study abroad programs, a figure States delegation in London in 2012). Coccia also won a Rhodes Scholarship. ranking in the top 10 among American doctoral/research institutions. The University recently added nine new short-term summer programs. • Notre Dame ranks third all-time, only behind Nebraska and MIT, in production of Academic All-Americans, as chosen by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). In • Notre Dame’s service to the Catholic Church is extensive, including the Alliance for Catholic addition, Notre Dame has produced the most Google Cloud Academic All-America® Hall of Fame Education, a master’s program in which recent graduates serve in under-resourced Catholic honorees (9). K-12 schools nationwide. • The extensive RecSports program at Notre Dame features two historic ošerings —the Bengal • More U.S. presidents (6) have delivered commencement addresses at Notre Dame than any Bouts, the men’s boxing club’s annual charity tournament that since 1920 has benefited the other university in the nation outside of the military academies 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 named to the special 20-member Centennial Class of 2020 commemorating the NFL’s 100th season. and innovation. Pitt’s enrollment for fall term 2019 was nearly 33,800 undergraduate and graduate students for all campuses. In addition, Pitt has more than 320,000 alumni around the world. • In 2019, the Pitt football team achieved its third eight-win season under Coach Pat Narduzzi, capped by a 34-30 victory over Eastern Michigan in the Quick Lane Bowl. Under Narduzzi since • The University’s more than 14,400 employees, including more than 5,600 faculty members, 2015, the Panthers own the third-best record in ACC play with a 24-16 mark (tied with Virginia served nearly 33,800 students from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, three U.S. territories, Tech). Only Clemson (38-2) and Miami (25-15) have better ACC records during that timeframe. and 105 foreign countries through the programs of its 16 undergraduate, graduate, and profes- sional schools in the 2019-20 academic year. • The Panthers’ volleyball program, under the leadership of two-time ACC Coach of the Year Dan Fisher, won a third consecutive ACC championship in 2019 and hosted the NCAA Tournament’s • The University of Pittsburgh has again been named the top public university in the Northeast, opening rounds for the second consecutive season. Pitt recorded its first unbeaten ACC cam- according to recent rankings by the Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rank- paign, finishing at 18-0, while matching its best overall single-season winning percentage at ings. This is the fourth time in five years that Pitt has been recognized as No. 1 on this nationally .938 (30-2). It was the fourth consecutive season that the Panthers advanced to the NCAA Tour - regarded ranking. In addition to being named the top public university in the Northeast, Pitt was nament under Fisher’s watch. also ranked No. 25 among best public schools in the country. In September 2019, the U.S. News & World Report ranked Pitt among the nation’s top 20 public colleges and universities in their • Men’s soccer, under the direction of Coach Jay Vidovich, earned an at-large bid to the NCAA 2020 Best Colleges rankings. Men’s Soccer Championship Tournament, the Panthers’ first NCAA berth since 1965. Pitt defeated Lehigh, 2-0, in the opening round, achieving the program’s first NCAA victory in school history. • Pitt students consistently win a significant number of prestigious national and international During the regular season, the Panthers defeated No. 1 Virginia, 2-0, on the road on Oct. 18, 2019, awards for academic achievement. Pitt undergraduates have claimed one Gates Cambridge the first time the program ever defeated the nation’s top-ranked team. Scholarship, two Churchill Scholarships, eight Rhodes Scholarships, 12 Truman Scholarships, nine Marshall Scholarships, nine Udall Scholarships, and an astounding 60 Goldwater Scholarships. • Under Coach Keith Gavin, the wrestling program had three ACC champions. Pitt finished the sea - son ranked eighth in the NWCA rankings, its highest to end the season since 1960. Two of Pitt’s • Pitt is among the nation’s leading producers of student Fulbright grant winners, with nearly 300 ACC champions — Micky Phillippi and Jake Wentzel — were named NWCA All-Americans, NWCA to date. Pitt also is among the nation’s leading producers of Boren scholars, Whitaker Interna - Scholar All-Americans and All-ACC Wrestling Academic Team honorees. In addition, Demetrius tional fellows, Critical Language scholars, and Humanity in Action fellows. Thomas and Nino Bonaccorsi were also named NWCA All-Americans.

• Senior faculty members have been elected to such prestigious groups as the Health and Med - • Coach Ješ Capel’s men’s basketball team posted its most overall wins since the 2016-17 season and icine Division of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine; American As- doubling its conference victory total from a year ago. Those wins included a season sweep of North sociation for the Advancement of Science; American Society for Clinical Investigation; National Carolina and a season-opening win over 2020 ACC Champion Florida State. Justin Champagnie Academy of Education; American Academy of Nursing; and National Academy of Sciences. And became the first freshman since Charles Smith (1984-85) to lead the team in scoring and rebounds. 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 • Lance White’s women’s basketball team closed the 2019-20 with a pulsating ACC Tournament Foundation “Genius Grant,” and Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Distinguished Achievement Award. victory over defending conference champion Notre Dame, 67-65, thanks to a last-second jumper by freshman Dayshanette Harris. The frosh phenom earned All-ACC Freshman Team honors. • In the 2018-19 academic year, faculty members were awarded the American Society for Clinical Investigation Council Young Physician-Scientist Award, Association for Psychological Science • Under Coach Alonzo Webb’s watch, men’s track and field performer Greg Lauray earned Rising Star designation, American Geophysical Union Biogeosciences section Sulzman Award All-America accolades in the high jump. Lauray qualified for the NCAA Track and Field Indoor for Excellence in Education and Mentoring, National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director’s New Championships, achieving the ninth best height nationally. Lauray became the first Pitt men’s Innovator Award, NIH Director’s Transformative Research Award, and the Jonathan E. Rhoads high jumper to earn indoor All-America honors. Medal. Faculty members also were named fellows of the American Association for the Advance - ment of Science, American Physical Society, and Geological Society of America. • Coach John Hargis’ swimming and diving program produced three 2020 All-Americans as select- ed by the College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA): swimmer Blaise • Since the beginning of this century, Pitt alumni have received the Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Prize Vera and divers Serena Buchwald and Amy Read. 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 • Randy Waldrum’s women’s soccer team had stirring ACC victories over Boston College (2-1 in Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research, and many other high honors. overtime) and NC State (2-1), an opponent that was receiving national Top 25 votes. Amanda West earned All-ACC and All-Atlantic Region accolades. West broke Pitt’s single-season points • In the most recent QS World University Rankings (2020), a ranking of the world’s top 1,000 uni- record with 29 and also tied for most goals (10) and assists (nine). versities, the University of Pittsburgh was ranked 37th in the United States and 140th in the world. The QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020 gave the third spot in the world to • Under Coach Samantha Snider, the Panthers’ gymnastics team broke two school records during Pitt’s philosophy department. the shortened 2020 season: best team road score (196.500) and best team vault score (49.325). Michaela Burton tied a program record with three East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Gym- • The leaders of Pitt Athletics assembled the ultimate lineup to support the Pitt’s Center for Vac - nast of the Week honors, while leading the league on balance beam (9.885 NQS) and uneven cine Research (CVR), which is working to create a vaccine for the virus that causes the disease bars (9.850 NQS). COVID-19. The families of head football coach Pat Narduzzi, head men’s basketball coach Ješ Capel, head women’s basketball coach Lance White and director of athletics Heather Lyke made • In an abbreviated season, Mike Bell’s baseball team opened with a 10-1 record, tied for the sec - a combined $500,000 lead donation to CVR. They were joined by the Penguins of the National ond-best start through 11 games in program history (1963, 1967 and 1993). Kyle Hess ranked sixth Hockey League, the Pirates of Major League Baseball and the Steelers of the National Football in the nation in doubles (nine) and 35th in RBI’s (20). League—which each donated $100,000. The result of this team ešort is a grand total of $800,000 in support of Pittsburgh’s “scientific champions.” • Two Pitt student-athletes — Taylor Middleton (women’s track and field) and Stephanie Williams (volleyball) — were selected as 2020 ACC Postgraduate Scholarship recipients. Both received • Pitt’s intercollegiate athletics history dates back to 1869, when the university began to field a the ACC’s prestigious Weaver-James-Corrigan Postgraduate Award. baseball team. Today, Pitt sponsors 19 varsity sports with more than 450 student-athletes vying for conference, regional and national honors. • Six Pitt athletic programs — football, men’s cross country, men’s soccer, softball, volleyball and wrestling — set or matched their multi-year Academic Progress Report (APR) scores from a • The Panthers rank fifth among all schools with nine inductees in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. year ago. Pitt had nine programs perform at or above the national average for multi-year rate Pitt’s gridiron legacy also includes 24 College Hall of Famers, 92 first-team All-America citations ending with the 2018-19 academic year, including the football and men’s cross country teams and nine national championships. Pitt’s latest Pro Football Hall of Fame honoree is ošensive tackle that earned APR Public Recognition honors. Jimbo Covert, who spearheaded the Chicago Bears’ vaunted rushing attack in the 1980s. Covert was

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• Syracuse University is a private research university that advances knowledge across disciplines together health and recreation services including everything from a climbing wall to Esports to to drive breakthrough discoveries and breakout leadership. Our collection of 13 schools and meditation classes in a holistic approach to enhancing the student experience. colleges with more than 200 customizable majors closes the gap between education and action so students can take on the world. In and beyond the classroom, we connect people, perspectives • Syracuse University has earned a reputation as the best university for veterans and military- and practices to solve interconnected challenges with interdisciplinary approaches. Together, connected students, who make up more than five percent of the student body (nearly double the we’re a powerful community that moves ideas, individuals and impact beyond what’s possible. national average), with such precedent-setting initiatives as the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities. • The depth and breadth of the university’s program ošerings are a testament to its enduring strength, with more than 200 majors and 100 minors ošered through 13 schools and colleges and • Through its innovative Institute for Veterans and Military Families, Syracuse University has 22 online degree programs. Notably, the first fully interactive online JD program in the nation, provided programs and services to more than 90,000 veterans, service members and their JDinteractive, ošers a full law degree experience, with each course blending live classes and families since 2011. self-paced lessons ošered on a flexible schedule for part-time students. • Opening in 2020, the $63 million National Veterans Resource Center (NVRC) is dedicated to • More than 15,000 undergraduates and 7,500 graduate students who come from all 50 states and advancing the social and economic well-being of the nation’s veterans and their families on the 123 countries join a global network of nearly 242,000 alumni spanning 160 countries. campus of Syracuse University and beyond.

• The University has a long legacy of commitment to diversity and inclusion across multiple • Syracuse University Athletics is a source of university and community pride with the largest dimensions, with minority students comprising about 25 percent of current enrollment and on-campus basketball arena and the largest domed stadium in the northeast. international students making up about 15 percent. With seven overseas locations and more than 100 programs within 60 countries, nearly half of Syracuse University students study abroad • The famous Dome stadium is a hub of economic activity in Central New York, attracting visitors at some point during their academic careers. from around the country. The university has committed more than $100 million to create a new stadium experience, including a roof replacement and comprehensive series of Americans with • Syracuse University distinguishes itself among the nation’s best research universities as Disabilities Act (ADA)-related accessibility upgrades. determined by the Carnegie Foundation. As a Carnegie classification Research 1 institution, Syracuse ošers students hands-on opportunities through the Ošice of Undergraduate Research • Success for Syracuse University Athletics is as prevalent in the classroom as it is in the and Creative Engagement. competitive sports environment. The more than 600 Orange student-athletes recorded a cumulative grade point average of 3.04 with an NCAA Graduation Success Rate (GSR) of 93%, • Interdisciplinary study opportunities allow students to expand options and enhance the highest in school history. Six Orange teams earned the NCAA’s Public Recognition Award for preparedness for post-academic success. For example, BioInspired Syracuse supports research scoring in the top 10 percent of their sport nationally, including men’s cross country, men’s track into complex biological systems and smart materials to address global needs in health, medicine & field, men’s lacrosse, women’s volleyball, women’s tennis and women’s soccer. Five of these and materials innovation; the Syracuse University Autonomous Systems Policy Institute teams achieved a perfect multi-year score of 1,000, marking the third straight year that Syracuse combines public policy, law, scientific research, design, aging, disability studies, security, and has had at least five teams achieve a perfect multi-year score. public communication to the study of artificial intelligence, big data, and data analytics. • The University boasts eight alumni in the Pro Football Hall of Fame; 18 coaches and players in the • Several schools and colleges — Architecture, Information Studies, Maxwell School of Citizenship College Football Hall of Fame; the 2003 men’s basketball national championship; three members and Public Ašairs, Newhouse School of Public Communications, and Whitman School of in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame; 11 NCAA championships in men’s lacrosse; 28 Management — rank among the nation’s best in their fields. members in the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame; and in 2015 the field hockey and men’s cross country teams won national championships within 24 hours of each other. • Nationally-recognized programs include creative writing, entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises, industrial design, information systems, drama, and social work. • On big game days, the campus is flooded by fans covered in Orange. In 1890, Syracuse became the first university to adopt one ošicial color. Orange pride is obvious throughout the region. The • Invest Syracuse, a $100 million dollar initiative, was launched to increase access and opportunity university mascot is Otto, a giant orange ball. to promising students from across the socioeconomic spectrum, and to invest in new faculty positions in bio-enabled science and technology; artificial intelligence, deep learning, • And then there’s the Legend of 44, one of the most fabled numbers ever associated with a autonomous systems and policy; social dišerences and social justice, among others. college football program. Since 1954, eleven players have worn the number and three earned All-American honors. Those three — Jim Brown, Ernie Davis, and Floyd Little — rank among the • Syracuse University students have access to one of the most comprehensive and innovative finest running backs ever to play the college game. In recognition of the number’s significance, health and wellness complexes in the nation in the Barnes Center at The Arch, which brings the University resides within the 13244 zip code, and all University phone numbers start with “44.”

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• The University of Virginia is one of the nation’s top public universities. Thomas Ješerson — who • Student-athletes excel on the field and in the classroom. In 2019-2020, UVA won two Atlantic designed the buildings, planned the curriculum, and hired the first faculty members — founded Coast Conference championships — men’s soccer and women’s swimming and diving. UVA in 1819. • UVA Medical Center — named No. 1 in a list of “Best Hospitals” in Virginia by U.S. News & World • The original governing board of the University included Ješerson and his friends Presidents Report — is a nationally renowned academic medical center committed to educating tomorrow’s James Madison and James Monroe. Ješerson’s original “Academical Village” remains the heart health-care leaders, ošering outstanding patient care, and discovering better ways to treat dis- of the University’s Grounds and is the only university in America designated as a UNESCO World eases. Heritage Site. • UVA is recognized as a leader in humanities, social sciences, and arts scholarship and is en - • Rankings for UVA are consistently high. U.S. News & World Report ranks UVA as the No. 4 public hancing research ešorts in science and engineering to support the pursuit of innovation and national university. UVA has been among the top four public universities in the magazine’s an - discoveries with the potential to transform society. nual rankings every year since 1991. • As a member of the Association of American Universities and a leading research institution, • UVA is highly selective. Among 2019 first-year students, 90 percent ranked in the top 10 percent UVA ošers undergraduates an outstanding educational experience with a wide range of volun- of their high school graduating class. teer-service and extracurricular opportunities.

• Graduation rates at UVA are among the highest in the country. The six-year graduation rate for • Students at UVA have a long tradition of student self-governance. The University Judiciary Com- students who entered in fall 2013 is 94.6 percent. mittee, the Honor Committee, Student Council, the Lawn Selection Committee, and many others are stašed and governed solely by students.

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• Virginia Tech is home to 567 total student-athletes of which 407 were named to the Dean’s List • Professor Marc Edwards named to Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People for uncovering in Spring 2020 and 205 Fall 2019. the lead-in-water issue in Flint, Michigan.

• Three hundred seventy-eight student-athletes maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better and • Peter Seufer claimed the ACC Men’s Cross Country title for the second consecutive season. He six had cumulative GPAs of 4.0. finished fourth in the NCAA Championship, the best-ever finish in the men’s distance program’s history. He earned All- American honors for the second consecutive season and won the NCAA • The average student-athlete cumulative GPA was 3.15, with 378 earning a 3.0 or greater in Spring Southeast Region championship. Seufer was named the NCAA Southeast Region Athlete of the Year. 2019 (with 100 achieving 4.0s). • Jacory Patterson set a new U.S. collegiate record in the 300-meter dash with a time of 32.28. The • Student athlete average term GPA for Spring 2020: 3.54. time is the sixth-fastest time ever for an American and the 11th-fastest time ever internationally.

• The Hokies had 20 out of 20 teams achieve a 3.0 or greater this spring, while 16 teams maintained • Women’s golf won the 2019 Princess Anne Invitational for its first-ever team title. Emily Mahar a cumulative GPAs of 3.0 or better. won her first-ever individual title in the same event.

• Women’s tennis had 3.82 Spring 2020 GPA, the best among Hokie teams. In all, five teams had • Four teams (men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s cross country, football) qualified for NCAA 3.75 GPAs or higher (women’s tennis, women’s swimming, lacrosse, volleyball and men’s tennis). postseason competition.

• Sarah Edwards (WXC/T&F), Natalie Novotna (WTEN) and Jaylyn Thompson (WSOC) won ACC • The football team’s appearance in the 2019 Belk Bowl was the 27th straight for the Hokies — the Postgraduate Scholarships in Spring 2020. longest active streak in the NCAA and the third-longest in NCAA history.

• Bashir Mosavel-Lo (men’s track & field) and Sarah Spicer (women’s golf) earned the Virginia • In the fall, the men’s soccer team made its fourth consecutive appearance in the NCAA Tournament Tech Athletics Skelton Award for Academic Excellence in Spring 2020. and the women’s team made the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season.

• Students are extremely involved in co-curricular activities. They rank 13 percentage points • The men’s basketball team defeated No. 3 Michigan State in the first round of the Maui Invitational. higher than college students nationally and double that of students at other large institutions. • Women’s soccer’s Mandy McGlynn completed her collegiate career with honors both on the • College of Engineering ranks No. 8 in the nation for research expenditures and No. 13 for its field and in the classroom. She was named first team All-ACC, first team All-Atlantic Region and undergraduate program. second team All-American. Academically, she was named first team Scholar All-South Region and .first team Scholar • Master of Information Technology program ranked No. 2 nationally. Evening MBA program ranked No. 17. • All-American. She was also named the VaSID Player of the Year and capped it oš by being • Virginia Tech consistently ranks as nation’s best for studying natural resources and conservation. selected in the NWSLCollege Draft.

• College of Architecture and Urban Studies ranked in top five nationally for its undergraduate • The women’s basketball team finished the season tied for fourth in the ACC with a 21-9 overall programs in architecture and interior design. and 11-7 in conference action. The 11 ACC wins sets a new mark for most wins in an ACC conference season. • Corps of Cadets boasts the highest commissioning rate — 79 percent — of all the senior military and service academies in nation. • Aaron Boyd was named second runner-up for the Arthur Ashe Award, given annually to young, outstanding minority men and women who have distinguished themselves in their academic and athletics pursuits.

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• In 1956 Wake Forest successfully moved the approximately 120 miles from Wake Forest, NC, to and career development. Wake Forest prepares students for a lifelong career journey, not just Winston-Salem, NC, while retaining its name, heritage, traditions, and uniqueness as an insti- the first job after college. The Ošice of Personal and Career Development’s innovative and ešec - tution. tive initiatives support career development from a student’s first days on campus. The National Association of Colleges and Employers awarded Wake Forest President Nathan O. Hatch the • In 1962 Wake Forest became the first southern private university to integrate. 2018 Career Services Excellence Award in recognition of the University’s career development program. In 2020, Wake Forest University was awarded the National Career Development Asso - • In 2009, Wake Forest was the first top-30 university to adopt a test-optional policy and stop ciation’s (NCDA) Exemplary Career Center Program Award. requiring standardized tests for undergraduate admission. • “Suited Up,” a program for Wake Forest Division I student-athletes, tailors personal and career • Wake Forest was one of eight teams to play in the first NCAA basketball tournament in 1939. development to student-athletes’ demanding schedules. Student-athletes complete a career readiness program and participate in tailored internships created through the partnership be- • In 1953 Wake Forest was one of the seven institutions that founded the Atlantic Coast Conference tween Student-Athlete Development and local organizations. and provided the new Conference with its first Commissioner. Persons closely associated with Wake Forest have stated the moving of the University from Wake Forest to Winston-Salem and • With “Pro Humanitate” as its motto Wake Forest has a tradition of service and community en - the joining with six other institutions to form the ACC have been the two most important histor - gagement. The Ošice of Civic and Community Engagement facilitates meaningful opportunities ical events that have contributed to the subsequent growth of Wake Forest to become a top-30 for students, faculty and staš to volunteer in the surrounding area. Wake Forest students es- ranked national University today. tablished the Brian Piccolo Cancer Fund in 1980 in memory of the alumnus and Chicago Bear football star who died of cancer in 1970 at age 26. Students have raised more than $3 million to • Wake Forest’s 1955 College World Series championship marked the first national championship support innovative cancer research at the Comprehensive Cancer Center of Wake Forest Univer- by an Atlantic Coast Conference member institution. sity Baptist Medical Center.

• Jim Caldwell was the first African American head football coach in the Atlantic Coast Conference. • Wake Forest has a long and distinguished history in debate dating to the old campus in Wake The first African American quarterback and the first African American to earn All-ACC honors in Forest, NC. Having had final four finishes at the National Debate Tournament in 1993, 1994, 1995, three straight years in the ACC were Wake Forest student-athletes. 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 • Wake Forest has had 16 Rhodes Scholars. has hosted two Presidential Debates, George H.W. Bush and Governor Michael Dukakis in 1988 and Al Gore and George W. Bush in 2000. • Wake Forest has had 96 Fulbright Scholars in the past 20 years. • Wake Forest has been a pioneer in study abroad beginning in the 1970s. Each semester Wake • Students in Wake Forest’s accountancy program have achieved the highest passage rate in the Forest faculty and students gather for semester long study at each of the University-owned nation on the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) examination more than any other school in the houses in London, Venice and Vienna, and visit more than 70 countries worldwide. Nearly 75% of past 20 years. Since the program began ošering a master’s degree in accounting in 1997, the Wake Forest undergraduates receive credit for study abroad. graduates have achieved the top national ranking in passage rate of the CPA exam 13 times. • The Wake Washington Center - centrally located at One Dupont Circle – is the home of the Wake • Located at Wake Downtown in the city’s Innovation Quarter, Wake Forest’s undergraduate engi- Washington program, a semester-long study away program combining internship and academic neering program pioneered a new path for engineering education with a curriculum grounded experience in the nation’sl capital. The center is also a home base for the thousands of Wake in the liberal arts tradition at a research university. Sixty percent of engineering faculty are Forest alumni who live in the Washington area. women, including the chair. Over forty percent of students enrolled in the engineering program are women, more than twice the national average. • The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine is recognized as an international leader in its field. Physicians and scientists were the first in the world to engineer laboratory-grown • The James W. Denmark Loan Fund, originally named the North Carolina Baptist Students’ Aid organs that were successfully implanted into humans. The Center for Nanotechnology and Mo - Association, is the oldest student loan fund in the United States, having been established at lecular Materials is known internationally for leading research ešorts in their fields. Wake Forest on November 30, 1875. • On Arnold Palmer Day (April 13), Wake Forest celebrates the birthday of the legendary Demon • Wake Forest’s Magnolia Scholars program for first-generation students goes beyond a tradi- Deacon golfer with his signature drink, a mixture of lemonade and iced tea. tional scholarship — inviting the students into a specialized program with community, account- ability and targeted mentoring. In 2019, the Magnolia Scholars program celebrated 10 years of • Maya Angelou, the poet, actress, author and civil rights activist, taught at Wake Forest from 1982 providing scholarships, academic support, study abroad opportunities and counseling for 120 until her death in 2014. She once said, “I’m not a writer who teaches. I’m a teacher who writes. first-generation students. But I had to work at Wake Forest to know that.” A University residence hall is named in her honor and the Z. Smith Reynolds Library is home to a collection of her movie scripts and drafts of plays • As a national leader in the college to career experience, Wake Forest continues to transform the and other materials related to her work in film and theater. traditional, outdated concept of “career services” into a holistic, four-year approach to personal

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