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This Is FSU Soccer ACC TEAMS ALL-TIME COLLEGE CUP APPEARANCES North Carolina This is FSU Soccer ACC TEAMS ALL-TIME COLLEGE CUP APPEARANCES North Carolina .................................. 21 Florida State ............................. 2 NC State ............................................... 2 Virginia ................................................... 1 Duke ...................................................... 1 NCAA TOURNEY WIN PERCENTAGE (teams with 10 or more games) North Carolina ....................... .930 Portland .................................... .766 Notre Dame ............................ .745 UCLA ........................................ .736 Santa Clara ............................... .711 Penn St ...................................... .700 Florida State .................. .694 Florida ....................................... .652 Tennessee ................................. .625 Nebraska .................................. .620 ROUND OF 16 SINCE 2000 Santa Clara ............................................ 6 UNC ...................................................... 6 UCLA .................................................... 6 ONE OF THE NATION’S five seasons only one school in the ACC has Portland ................................................. 6 more overall wins than the Seminoles and in Connecticut .......................................... 5 BEST PROGRAMS the last three seasons only one team has won Texas A&M ............................................ 5 Florida State soccer has come a long way more ACC games than Florida State. The Penn State ............................................. 5 since the program played its first game in 1995. Seminoles are also making their impact felt in Florida State ............................. 4 In just 11 years, the FSU soccer program has the top of the ACC standings. Last season FSU Notre Dame ......................................... 4 become one of the premiere destination’s for finished second in the conference, marking the Virginia ................................................... 4 the United States and the world’s best fifth straight year in the top four of the ACC. Nebraska ............................................... 4 women’s soccer players. FSU has blossomed Once again Florida State and North Carolina into one of a handful of collegiate powers this are the only two schools to each finish in the decade. top four of the ACC in each of the last five With its trip to the College Cup in 2005, seasons. Florida State is one of just two schools to play The Seminoles success in the NCAA in soccer’s version of the final four twice in the Tournament is also among the best in the last three seasons. This decade the Seminoles ACC. On top of going to more College Cups have been to six straight NCAA Tournaments, than anyone in the conference besides North four sweet 16’s, two College Cups and two Carolina, FSU has the second-best all-time ACC Tournament finals. Only 5% of the 301 NCAA Tournament winning percentage among schools competing in Division I soccer have ACC schools and the second-most round of been to the last six NCAA Tournaments and 16 appearances since 2000. Playing at Florida FSU is one of those schools. State is not just about being in the ACC, it is about excelling in the ACC. ACC POWERHOUSE FSU has not only become a player on the HEAD COACH national stage but the program has grown into one of the most successful teams in the MARK KRIKORIAN nation’s best soccer conference. Florida State Florida State Head Coach Mark Krikorian and North Carolina are the only ACC teams to came into to Tallahassee in 2005 and in his first play in a College Cup since 1992. Over the last season he led FSU to its best record in school ACC WINS ACC WINS ACC FINALS SWEET 16’S SINCE 2003 SINCE 2001 SINCE 2000 SINCE 2000 OVERALL WINS UNC .........25 UNC ...... 36 UNC ......... 6 UNC ........... 6 UNC .............138 FSU ........ 17 UVA ....... 26 FSU ......... 2 FSU .......... 4 FSU ............. 92 UVA .......... 17 FSU ...... 24 UVA ........... 2 UVA ............ 4 UVA ................ 88 DUKE ....... 15 CLEM ..... 20 CLEM ........ 1 CLEM ......... 2 CLEM ............. 78 CLEM ........ 12 DUKE .... 19 DUKE ........ 1 BC ............... 2 DUKE ............. 74 WFU ........... 8 UMD ...... 14 ...................... UMD .......... 1 WFU............... 62 UMD ........... 8 WFU ...... 13 ...................... DUKE ......... 1 UMD .............. 56 NCST.......... 4 NCST ........6 ...................... ........................ NCST ............. 46 NCAA College Cup 2003 & 2005 50 FSU is one of only two schools to play in two of the last three College Cups history, its longest winning streak, its longest ACC winning streak, it most wins and most goals as well. Krikorian became one of just five coaches to lead his team to a College Cup in his first year on the job ALL-ACC FRESHMEN TEAM SELECTIONS and he is the only Division I coach ever to take a team to the College Virginia .......................................................................................... 12 Cup after that squad did not win an NCAA Tournament game the year Florida State ............................................................. 11 before. For his efforts Krikorian was named the National Coach of the North Carolina ........................................................................... 11 Year by Soccer America and Soccer Buzz and FSU’s first-ever ACC Duke ............................................................................................... 9 Women’s Soccer Coach of the Year. The awards were nothing new for Clemson ......................................................................................... 7 Krikorian who has been named coach of the year 15 times in his career Maryland ........................................................................................ 6 on top of winning two National Championships at Franklin Pierce. Wake Forest .................................................................................. 5 PLAYING ON THE BIGGEST STAGE ALL-ACC FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS (since 2000) Every year FSU soccer has reached new heights and the program North Carolina ........................................................................... 16 has now taken its place among the elite in the nation. But being a Clemson ....................................................................................... 11 Seminole and playing at FSU means so much more than just on the field Duke ............................................................................................. 10 accomplishments. Florida State ............................................................... 9 Being a member of the Florida State soccer team means you get Virginia ............................................................................................ 9 to play in some of the most electric atmospheres in the nation. In 2005 Wake Forest .................................................................................. 4 FSU played in front 6,701 fans in College Station, TX at the College Cup. Maryland ........................................................................................ 4 On three other occasions the Seminoles took the field in front of more than 2,500 fans and when FSU played in the Seminole Soccer Complex, NCAA TOURNAMENT WINNING PERCENTAGE the Tallahassee community continually filled the stadium with an energy North Carolina ........................................................................ .929 unlike any in the nation. Florida State played in front of more than 900 Florida State .......................................................... .687 fans per game, a new school record and the Seminoles have now ranked Boston College ........................................................................ .667 among the nation’s attendance leaders for six consecutive years. Maryland ................................................................................... .500 Duke .......................................................................................... .478 NC State ................................................................................... .472 ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITIES Virginia ....................................................................................... .453 Being a Seminole means you are presented with once in a lifetime Clemson .................................................................................... .429 opportunities. In the summer of 2004 the Seminole soccer team spent Wake Forest ............................................................................. .321 two weeks traveling through Australia where they played three games Miami ......................................................................................... .000 versus the Australian Olympic team. The squad visited Sydney, Canberra, Virginia Tech .............................................................................. .000 the Gold Coast, Brisbane and South Standbroke Island. The Seminoles surfed the Gold Coast, visited the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney TOP FOUR FINISHES IN THE ACC (since 2000) Harbour Bridge. They got up close and personal with koala bears, North Carolina ............................................................................. 6 kangaroos, wallabies and all types of exotic birds at Currumbin Wildlife Florida State ............................................................... 5 Sanctuary. The team also explored the waterfalls of Springbrook Virginia ...........................................................................................
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