2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE 

MISSION STATEMENT 

The Atlantic Coast Conference, through its member institutions, seeks to maximize 

the educational and athletic opportunities of its student-athletes, while enriching 

their quality of life. It strives to do so by affording individuals equitable opportunity 

to pursue academic excellence and compete successfully at the highest level of 

intercollegiate athletics competition in a broad spectrum of sports and championships. 

The Conference will provide leadership in attaining these goals, by promoting diversity 

and mutual trust among its member institutions, in a spirit of fairness for all. It 

strongly adheres to the principles of integrity and sportsmanship, and supports the 

total development of the student-athlete and each member institution’s athletics 

departmental staff, with the intent of producing enlightened leadership for tomorrow.

The Atlantic Coast Conference continued to set a high standard, both academically and through 

its athletic performance, in a memorable 2014-15 academic year. 

With Louisville joining our 14 other outstanding member schools, the ACC’s unique blend of public 

and private institutions continued 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 over half of its member institutions among 

the Top 50, and to place seven member schools among the Top 35. 

The ACC saw 82 combined teams receive Academic Progress Rate recognition awards from the 

NCAA in May of 2015, once again the most of any Autonomy 5 conference. In the NCAA’s Graduation 

Success Rate report released in October of 2014, the ACC’s graduation rate of 88.1 percent ranked 

more than six points above the national average. Additionally, the league owned the highest GSR 

among Autonomy 5 conferences in men’s basketball and baseball. In the sport of football, the ACC 

remained the only Autonomy 5 conference to have multiple teams score 90 or higher every year 

since 2005. 

Individually, our student-athletes excelled in the classroom with a record number being named 

to the 2014-15 ACC Honor Roll for earning a grade point average of 3.0 or better for the entire 

academic year. 

The cumulative success of ACC teams on the playing fields was evident in late June, when five league schools ranked among the top 20 of 

the final Division I Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings. It marked the 14th consecutive year in which four or more ACC institutions placed 

among the top 30. The ACC placed nine schools among the top 50 of this year’s standings, and all 15 member institutions placed among the 

top 100. 

In 2014-15, ACC teams captured five NCAA championships, and student-athletes from league schools claimed 16 individual titles. Our 

conference now owns 141 NCAA team titles over the course of its 62-year history, and ACC student-athletes have claimed individual title 279 

times. 

The ACC’s strength in Olympic sports continued last fall, when the Virginia men and Florida State women swept the NCAA soccer 

championships. 

Virginia, under head coach George Gelnovatch, claimed the seventh NCAA men’s soccer championship and the 21st overall national 

championship in school history. The Florida State women, under head coach Mark Krikorian, topped Virginia 1-0 in an All-ACC College Cup final. 

It marked the third time in Women’s College Cup history that two ACC teams met in the title game, and the Seminoles claimed the 22nd NCAA 

women’s soccer championship by an ACC team. 

The men’s basketball season saw Duke claim its fifth NCAA championship – all under head coach Mike Krzyzewski – and the 13th overall 

by an ACC program. Coach Krzyzewski, who earlier in the year became the first Division I men’s basketball coach in history to reach the 1,000 

wins plateau, upped his all-time NCAA coaching wins total to 82. 

With five teams reaching at least the Sweet 16, ACC teams posted a combined record of 17-5 in the NCAA Tournament, marking the league’s 

28th consecutive year of a .500 or better showing. In addition to Duke, ACC champion Notre Dame and regular-season champion Virginia were 

among the six league teams to earn NCAA berths. This marked the 15th consecutive year that the league has placed at least four teams in the 

field, and the ACC remains the winningest conference in NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament history with a 393-203 all-time record. 

The spring brought two more national championship celebrations. 

The Virginia men’s tennis team captured its second NCAA title in three years under head coach Brian Boland. The Cavaliers, who also won 

the title in 2013, became the sixth program in NCAA history to win multiple men’s tennis championships and finished the year with a sparkling 

29-3 record. 

The exclamation point came in late June, when the Virginia baseball team brought home the ACC’s first NCAA championship in that sport 

since 1955. Head coach Brian O’Connor’s squad regrouped after being seeded seventh in the ACC Championship and No. 3 in their NCAA 

Regional to make one of the most remarkable title runs in the history of the College World Series. Miami joined the Cavaliers in the CWS, 

marking the seventh time in the last 10 years that the ACC has sent multiple teams to Omaha. A total of 20 ACC teams have competed in the 

CWS over the last decade. 

ACC teams were strong contenders for national titles in additional sports. The football season saw Florida State finish the regular season 

unbeaten, claim its third consecutive ACC title and earn a spot in the inaugural College Football Playoff. The ACC became the first conference in NCAA 

history to send 11 teams to bowl games in back-to-back years. The conference ranks second nationally since 2005 with 86 teams taking part in 

bowl games, and the ACC’s 4-1 record since 2012 in the New Year’s Six and College Football Playoff Games (formerly the BCS) leads all conferences. 

The ACC boasted three teams among the final four of both the 2014 field hockey and 2015 women’s lacrosse NCAA Championships. 

Eight ACC women’s basketball teams earned berths in the 2015 NCAA Tournament, matching the league record set in 2014. The ACC’s five 

top-four tournament seeds were the most of any league. With two-time ACC champion Notre Dame advancing to the NCAA finals for the second 

straight year, this season marked the 20th appearance in the Final Four by a current ACC member school. 

As we look at the ACC’s role in the changing landscape of college athletics over the past 12 months, the conference continued to be 

prominently involved in the new NCAA structure and the new efforts with autonomy. With all 65 of the schools in the five major conferences 

together in the same room and student-athletes for the first time with voting privileges, it was a historic and very positive step for college 

athletics. 

The ACC and its member institutions remain poised to continue a long tradition of balancing athletics, academics and integrity. As a 

conference, we are extremely proud of our student-athletes’ accomplishments over the past year and look forward to the year ahead. 

Sincerely, 

John D. Swofford 

Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner 

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT / LETTER FROM THE COMMISSIONER 1

ACC INSTITUTIONAL ADMINISTRATION 

BOSTON COLLEGE 

CLEMSON 

President 

Fr. William P. Leahy 

Faculty Athletics 

Representative 

Robert TAGGART 

Athletics Director 

Brad BATES 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

JODY Mooradian 

President 

James P. Clements 



Janie Hodge 


Dan Radakovich 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Natalie Honnen 

DUKE 

FLORIDA STATE 

President 

Richard H. Brodhead 



Martha Putallaz 


Kevin White 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

JACKI Silar 

President 

john thrasher 



Pam PERREWÉ 


STAN Wilcox 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

VANESSA Fuchs 

GEORGIA TECH 

LOUISville 

President 

G. P. “Bud” Peterson 



reggie desroches 


Mike Bobinski 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Theresa Wenzel 

President 

JAMES ramsey 



elaine wise 


TOM jurich 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

CHRISTINE herring 

MIAMI 

NORTH CAROLINA 

President 

Donna Shalala 



Marvin DAWKINS 


Blake James 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Jennifer STRAWLEY 

Chancellor 

Carol FOLT 



LISSA broome 


BUBBA CUNNINGHAM 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Beth Miller 

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2014-15 Officers 

Chair of the Council of Presidents Donna Shalala • Miami 

President Martha Putallaz • Duke 

Vice-President Pam Perrewé • Florida State 

Secretary-Treasurer Lissa Broome • North Carolina 

NC STATE 

NOTRE DAME 

Chancellor 

william r. “randy” 

WOODSON 



Roby sawyers 


Deborah A. YOW 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Michelle Lee 

President 

Rev. John I. Jenkins 



Tricia Bellia 


JACK SWARBRICK 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Missy Conboy 

PITT 

SYRACUSE 

President 

PATRICK gallagher 



Susan Albrecht 


Scott Barnes 

Prior to December 2014: 

Steve Pederson 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

WENDY meyers 

President 

Kent Syverud 



rick burton 


Mark Coyle 

Prior to March 2015: 

Darryl Gross 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Renee BAUMGARTNER 

VIRGINIA 

VIRGINIA TECH 

President 

Teresa A. sullivan 



Carolyn M. Callahan 


Craig Littlepage 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Jane Miller 

President 

TIMOTHY sands 



joesph g. tront 


Whit Babcock 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

Desiree 

Reed-Francois 

WAKE FOREST 

President 

Nathan O. Hatch 



Richard Carmichael 


Ron Wellman 

Senior Woman 

Administrator 

BARBARA Walker 

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Consistency. It is the mark of true excellence in any endeavor. 

However, in today’s intercollegiate athletics, competition has 

become 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. Now, in its 63rd year of 

competition, 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. 

Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 141 

NCAA team championships, including 72 in women’s competition 

and 69 in men’s. In addition, NCAA individual titles have gone 

to ACC student-athletes 159 times in men’s competition and 

120 times in women’s action. Given the ACC’s strong history 

and the strengthening of its ranks with the additions of Notre 

Dame, Pitt and Syracuse in 2013, followed by Louisville in 2014, 

those numbers — and the league’s longstanding tradition of 

excellence — appear destined to grow in the years ahead. 

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The Championships 

The conference will conduct championship competition in 27 sports during 

the 2015-16 academic year — 13 for men and 14 for women. The first ACC 

championship was held in swimming on February 25, 1954. 

The 13 sports for men include football, cross country, soccer, basketball, fencing, 

swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track & field, wrestling, baseball, 

tennis, golf and lacrosse. Women’s sports were initiated in 1977 with the first 

championship meet held in tennis at Wake Forest University. Championships 

for women are currently conducted in cross country, field hockey, soccer, 

basketball, fencing, swimming and diving, indoor and outdoor track & field, 

tennis, golf, lacrosse, softball and rowing. Volleyball decides its champion by 

regular-season standings. 

Year in Review 

The 2014-15 academic year saw ACC teams capture five more national team 

titles and 16 individual NCAA crowns. In all, the ACC has won 73 national team 

titles over the last 18 years and has won two or more NCAA titles in 32 of the 

past 34 years. 

Academically, the member institutions of the Atlantic Coast Conference 

again led the way among Autonomy 5 conferences in the September 2014 

“Best Colleges” rankings released by US News & World Report. ACC member 

institutions combined for an average rank of 54.8, marking the eighth straight 

year that the ACC led all Autonomy 5 conferences. 

2014-15 ACC Champions 

MEN’S SPORTS 

WOMEN’S SPORTS 

Cross Country • Syracuse 

Cross Country • North Carolina 

Soccer • Clemson 

Soccer • Florida State 

Football • Florida State 

Field Hockey • Wake Forest 

Fencing • Notre Dame 

Volleyball • North Carolina 

Swimming & Diving • NC State 

Fencing • Notre Dame 

Indoor Track & Field • Virginia Tech 

Swimming & Diving • Virginia 

Wrestling • Virginia 

Indoor Track & Field • Clemson 

Basketball • Notre Dame 

Basketball • Notre Dame 

Outdoor Track & Field • Florida State Outdoor Track & Field • Clemson 

Golf • Georgia Tech 

Golf • Virginia 

Tennis • Virginia 

Tennis • Virginia 

Lacrosse • Syracuse 

Rowing • Virginia 

2014-15 ACC National Champions 

Men’s Soccer • Virginia | Women’s Soccer • Florida State | Men’s Basketball • Duke 

| Men’s Tennis • Virginia | Baseball • Virginia 

Baseball • Florida State 

Lacrosse • Syracuse 

Softball • Florida State 

A History 

The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near 

Greensboro, North Carolina with seven charter members - Clemson, Duke, Maryland, 

North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest — drawing up 

the conference by-laws. 

The withdrawal of seven schools from the Southern Conference came early on the 

morning of May 8, 1953, during the Southern Conference’s annual spring meeting. 

On June 14, 1953, the seven members met in Raleigh, North Carolina, where a set of 

bylaws was adopted and the name became officially the Atlantic Coast Conference. 

Suggestions from fans for the name of the new conference appeared in the region’s 

newspapers prior to the meeting in Raleigh. Some of the names suggested were: 

Dixie, Mid-South, Mid-Atlantic, East Coast, Seaboard, Colonial, Tobacco, Blue-Gray, 

Piedmont, Southern Seven and the Shoreline. 

Duke’s Eddie Cameron recommended that the name of the conference be the Atlantic 

Coast Conference, and the motion was passed unanimously. The meeting concluded 

with each member institution assessed $200 to pay for conference expenses. 

On December 4, 1953, conference officials met again at Sedgefield and officially 

admitted Virginia as the league’s eighth member. The first withdrawal of a school 

from the ACC came on June 30, 1971, when South Carolina tendered its resignation. 

The ACC operated with seven members until April 3, 1978, when Georgia Tech was 

admitted. The Atlanta school had withdrawn from the Southeastern Conference in 

January of 1964. 

The ACC expanded to nine members on July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State. 

The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the addition of Miami 

and Virginia Tech. On October 17, 2003, Boston College accepted an invitation to 

become the league’s 12th member starting July 1, 2005. 

The ACC added its 13th and 14th members on Sept. 18, 2011, when Pittsburgh and 

Syracuse accepted invitations to join the conference. The two schools officially join 

the ACC on July 1, 2013. Notre Dame also officially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013, after 

announcing on Sept. 12, 2012 its intention to enter the league for competition in all 

sports but football, bringing the membership of the conference to 15. The Fighting 

Irish play five games with ACC schools each year. 

On July 1, 2014, Louisville entered the ACC on the same day Maryland withdrew, 

keeping the conference’s membership at 15 institutions. 

ACC Membership Chronology 

May 8 

1953 

December 4 

1953 

June 30 

1971 

April 3 

1978 

July 1 

1991 

July 1 

2004 

July 1 

2005 

July 1 

2013 

July 1 

2014 

ACC formed with 

Clemson College, 

Duke University, 

University 

of Maryland, 

University of North 

Carolina, North 

Carolina State 

College, South 

Carolina and Wake 

Forest College as 

charter members. 

University of 

Virginia admitted 

as the league’s 

eighth member. 

University of 

South Carolina 

tenders 

resignation 

from league 

membership. 

Georgia Institute 

of Technology 

admitted as the 

league’s eighth 

member. 

Florida State 

University 


league’s ninth 

member. 

The league expands 

to 11 members 

withthe addition of 

Virginia Polytechnic 

Institute and State 

University and the 

University of Miami. 

Boston College 


league’s 12th 

member. 

The University 

of Notre Dame, 

the University 

of Pittsburgh 

and Syracuse 

University are 

admitted to the 

league. 

The University 

of Louisville is 

admitted to the 

league. 

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ACC ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONS 

NATIONAL CHAMPION 

1953 • Football (AP/UPI) • Maryland 

1955 • M’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Maryland 

1955 • Baseball • Wake Forest 


1957 • M’s Basketball • North Carolina 



1968 • M’s Soccer • Maryland 


1970 • M’s Lacrosse (USILA) • Virginia 

1972 • M’s Lacrosse • Virginia 

1973 • M’s Lacrosse • Maryland 

1974 • M’s Basketball • NC State 

1974 • M’s Golf • Wake Forest 


1975 • M’s Lacrosse • Maryland 

1979 • W’s Cross Country (AIAW) • NC State 

1980 • W’s Cross Country (AIAW) • NC State 

1981 • M’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 

1981 • W’s Indoor Track & Field (AIAW) • Virginia 

1981 • Football (AP/UPI) • Clemson 

1981 • W’s Cross Country • Virginia 

1981 • W’s Soccer (AIAW) • North Carolina 



1982 • W’s Soccer • North Carolina 

1982 • W’s Cross Country • Virginia 

1983 • M’s Basketball • NC State 


1984 • M’s Soccer • Clemson 



1986 • W’s Lacrosse • Maryland 


1986 • M’s Soccer • Duke 


1987 • M’s Soccer • Clemson 


1987 • Field Hockey • Maryland 


1989 • M’s Soccer • Virginia 

1989 • Field Hockey • North Carolina 


1990 • Football (UPI) • Georgia Tech 


1991 • M’s Basketball • Duke 


1991 • W’s Lacrosse • Virginia 









1993 • Football (AP/UPI) • Florida State 




1994 • W’s Basketball • North Carolina 












1999 • W’s Golf • Duke 



1999 • Football (AP/Coaches) • Florida State 







2001 • M’s Soccer • North Carolina 

2002 • M’s Basketball • Maryland 


2002 • Field Hockey • Wake Forest 


2003 • M’s Golf • Clemson 









2006 • W’s Basketball • Maryland 



2006 • M’s Outdoor Track & Field • Florida State 




2007 • W’s Tennis • Georgia Tech 


2007 • Men’s Soccer • Wake Forest 

2008 • M’s Ice Hockey • Boston College 

2008 • M’s Outdoor Track & Field • Florida State 





2009 • W’s Tennis • Duke 






2010 • W’s Rowing • Virginia 


2010 • M’s Lacrosse • Duke 




2011 • M’s Soccer • North Carolina 


2012 • W’s Rowing • Virginia 


2013 • M’s Tennis • Virginia 

2013 • W’s Lacrosse • North Carolina 

2013 • M’s Lacrosse • Duke 

2013 • M’s Soccer • Notre Dame 

2013 • Football • Florida State 

2014 • W’s Golf • Duke 

2014 • W’s Lacrosse • Maryland 

2014 • M’s Lacrosse • Duke 

2014 • M’s Soccer • Virginia 

2014 • W’s Soccer • Florida State 

2015 • M’s Basketball • Duke 

2015 • M’s Tennis • Virginia 

2015 • Baseball • Virginia 

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Alexander Ziegler 

NCAA TEAM Champions 


ACC NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 

2014 Women’s Soccer National Champions / FLORIDA STATE 

Senior Jamia Fields broke a scoreless tie in the 

83rd minute, and Florida State (24-1-1) survived a 

late fury from fourth-ranked Virginia (23-3-0) as 

the Seminoles captured the first women’s soccer 

national championship in program history with a 

1-0 victory in an all-ACC NCAA final on Dec. 7 at FAU 

Stadium in Boca Raton, Fla. 

Cheyna Williams found Fields, who dribbled 

across the 18-yard box before sending a lowlining 

left-footed shot from just outside the box 

past a diving Morgan Stearns and inside the right 

post for the game’s only goal. Williams, who was 

credited with an assist on the play, was named 

the College Cup’s Most Outstanding Player on 

offense. She finished FSU’s postseason run with 

13 points on six goals and one assist. 

The goal for Fields was her third of the 2014 

NCAA Tournament, and seven of her 14 career 

goals as a Seminole came in the postseason. 

For the sixth time in as many games in the 

NCAA Tournament, the Seminoles did not allow 

a goal. Florida State’s defense didn’t even 

allow the Cavaliers to register a shot on frame 

in the College Cup final. FSU joined the 2003 

North Carolina squad as the only two teams to 

go through six games of the NCAA tournament 

without allowing a goal. 

And for the third time during the 2014 season, 

Florida State was able to hold the nation’s 

best scoring team without a goal. All three of 

Virginia’s losses on the year came at the hands 

of the Seminoles and all three times by identical 

1-0 scores. 

“Virginia’s a great team and a great program,” 

FSU coach Mark Krikorian said. “They made 

it very difficult for us to break them down. I 

wouldn’t say that it was our most attractive 

game, but at the end of the day, we did what we 

had to do to find a result. I’m proud of the effort, 

proud of the kids and happy to have the result in 

our favor.” 

2014 men’s Soccer National Champions / Virginia 

Virginia earned the 2014 NCAA men’s soccer 

championship over UCLA on Dec. 14 following a 

penalty-kick shootout in front of 8,015 fans at 

WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina. 

After the teams played 110 scoreless minutes, 

Virginia (14-6-3) won the shootout, 4-2, to earn 

the program’s seventh national championship. 

The championship was the 21st in Virginia 

athletics history. With its seven men’s soccer 

titles, Virginia now owns the third-most 

championships of any program behind only Saint 

Louis (10) and Indiana (8). Virginia improved to 

7-1 all-time in NCAA Championship matches. 

Virginia was the No. 16 seed in the NCAA 

Championship field, while UCLA (14-5-5) was 

seeded No. 2. The Cavaliers also ousted topseeded 

Notre Dame (round of 16) and eighthseeded 

Georgetown (quarterfinals) on the 

road on their road to the championship. Virginia 

matched the second-lowest seed to win a national 

championship since the NCAA started seeding 16 

teams in 2003, joining No. 16 seed Indiana in 2012. 

Unseeded UC Santa Barbara won the title in 2006. 

“I told these guys before the game that being 

the best at what you do – being the absolute 

best at what you do – there’s no better feeling,” 

Virginia head coach George Gelnovatch said. 

“Two hundred five Division I college soccer 

teams all want to do just what we did. It’s 

really rewarding in the manner in which we did 

it – constantly changing, constantly adapting, 

and the whole time they were an unbelievable, 

coachable group that listened to everything we 

had to say and executed every game plan – and 

we had a lot of them. I’m so, so proud of them 

and happy for them.” 

Virginia converted on four of its five penaltykick 

opportunities in winning the title. The 

Cavaliers’ Calle Brown earned the 2014 NCAA 

Men’s College Cup’s Most Valuable Defensive 

Player honor. 

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2015 men’s Basketball National Champions / DUKE 

Led by Tyus Jones, Grayson Allen and Jahlil 

Okafor, Duke’s talented group of freshmen keyed 

a closing surge as the Blue Devils outscored 

Wisconsin by 14 points over the final 13 minutes 

to grit out a 68-63 victory for the program’s fifth 

men’s basketball national title in the 2015 NCAA 

Championship game in Indianapolis. 

All of Duke’s NCAA titles have come under head 

coach Mike Krzyzewski, who now ranks second 

only to UCLA’s John Wooden (10) in national 

championships won by a head coach. Jones, 

named the Most Outstanding Player of the Final 

Four, led all players with 23 points. Allen, who 

entered the final averaging four points per 

game, scored 16 points in 21 minutes and led a 

second-half run that rallied the Blue Devils from 

a nine-point deficit and into the lead. 

The Blue Devils, who claimed the 13th overall 

men’s NCAA basketball title by an ACC team 

and the sixth in the last 15 years, won their 

six games in the tournament by an average 

margin of 15.5 points. Duke held each of its six 

NCAA Tournament opponents to 63 or fewer 

points and a combined 38 percent shooting 

from the floor. 

“I haven’t loved a team any more than I’ve 

loved this team,” Krzyzewski said. “We have 

eight guys, and four of them are freshmen. For 

them to win 35 games and win the national title 

is incredible. When it’s over – and I would have 

the best appreciation because I’ve been in this 

for 40 years – and I’m the coach of that group 

that did this. You know, how good is that? 

“They’ve been a joy. They’ve been an 

incredible joy. When you’re already happy, and 

you’re happier, it’s pretty good.” 

2015 men’s Tennis National Champions / Virginia 

The third-ranked Virginia men’s tennis team 

captured its second NCAA Championship in the past 

three years with a 4-1 victory over top-seeded 

Oklahoma in the 2015 final on May 19 at the Hurd 

Tennis Center in Waco, Texas. The Cavaliers (29-3), 

who also won the title in 2013, become the sixth 

program in NCAA history to win multiple men’s 

tennis championships. 

“I couldn’t be more proud of the players,” said 

head coach Brian Boland. “They have bought in to 

being a true team and the culture was tremendous. 

It has been a great journey with this group and 

I am so glad we could end this season with a 

championship. There is nothing more special for 

me than to see a group of young men work hard, 

come together and do things the right way, and 

then celebrate in the end.” 

Virginia senior Mitchell Frank was named the 2015 

NCAA Men’s Championship Most Outstanding Player 

and was selected to the NCAA All-Tournament 

Team at No. 2 singles. He was joined on the alltournament 

team by fellow Cavaliers Ryan Shane 

(No. 1 singles), Collin Altamirano (No. 3 singles), 

Thai-Son Kwiatkowski and Mac Styslinger (No. 2 

doubles) and Altamirano and J.C. Aragone (No. 

3 doubles). 

With the victory, the Cavaliers avenged all three of 

their regular-season losses during the semifinals 

and finals of the NCAA Tournament. Virginia had lost 

to Oklahoma 4-3 on March 10 in Norman and had 

lost twice during the regular season to No. 2 Baylor, 

which the Cavaliers downed in the semifinal. 

The title was the 22nd NCAA Championship 

in Virginia athletics history. Virginia joined 

USC, Stanford, UCLA, Georgia and William & 

Mary as the only schools to have won multiple 

titles in the 70-year history of the NCAA Men’s 

Tennis Championship. 

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2015 Baseball National Champions / Virginia 

Virginia broke a 59-year drought for the Atlantic 

Coast Conference in 2015 by claiming the league’s 

second NCAA Baseball Championship and the first 

since Wake Forest took home the title in 1955. 

The Cavaliers nailed down the championship 

on June 24 with a 4-2 win over Vanderbilt in the 

decisive game of the College World Series in 

Omaha, Nebraska. 

Virginia relief pitcher Josh Sborz was named 

the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player after 

working 13 scoreless innings and earning three 

wins and a save in Omaha. 

A solid outing by starting pitcher Brandon 

Waddell and a stellar relief effort by first-round 

draft pick Nathan Kirby punctuated the final CWS 

win over Vanderbilt. Kirby – who missed most 

of the season due to injury – struck out five 

batters over the final two innings to earn his first 

career save. 

The national title by head coach Brian O’Connor’s 

Cavaliers capped a remarkable postseason run 

in which UVa – a No. 3 regional seed – went 10-2 

in NCAA tournament play while becoming just the 

third No. 3 or 4 seed to win a CWS championship. 

Virginia (44-24) was the No. 7 seed in the ACC 

Championship and was unranked heading into 

NCAA play. 

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NCAA INDIVIDUAL Champions 


NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 

Lee Kiefer / NOTRE DAME / Women’s fencing / foil 

Lee Kiefer earned her third national title during the NCAA Fencing Championships on 

March 22, keying Notre Dame to a third-place team finish. Seeded No. 1 in foil, Kiefer – 

the sixth Irish fencer to win three titles her freshman through junior years – advanced 

on the strength on her 21-2 pool-play mark. Kiefer defeated St. John’s Marta Hausman 

15-7 in her semifinal. She then faced Columbia’s Margaret Lu in the title bout, winning 

15-13. The two-point difference is the closest by which Kiefer has won any of her 

title matches, as she topped Lu’s teammate Jackie Dubrovich 15-8 in 2013 and Irish 

teammate Madison Zeiss 13-10 in 2014. 

Francesca Russo / NOTRE DAME / Women’s fencing / Sabre 

Notre Dame’s Francesco Russo, competing in sabre, became the ninth Fighting Irish 

freshman to win an NCAA title and the first in women’s sabre since Sarah Borrman did 

so in 2008. Seeded No. 4, Russo won her national semifinal against defending NCAA 

champ Adrienne Jarocki (Harvard) 15-12, and went on to face Karen Chang from Penn 

State in the final. Russo quickly went up on her opponent, leading 8-3 at the break. 

Russo continued to pace her Nittany Lion foe, going on to win 15-5. Russo’s effort, 

combined with that of fellow Notre Dame individual champion Lee Kiefer, helped seal 

the Fighting Irish’s third-place NCAA finish. 

Natoya Goule / Clemson / WoMEN’S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD / 800 MeterS 

Clemson redshirt senior Natoya Goule captured the NCAA Women’s Indoor Track and 

Field Championships’ 800 meters gold medal in record-breaking fashion on March 

14 at Fayetteville, Arkansas. Goule’s blazing 2:01.64 time set a new meet record 

and topped her previous ACC mark of 2:02.77, set in prelims the previous day. The 

Jamaican sprinter’s first-place 800-meter finish was also the first by a Tigers female 

runner at the NCAA Indoor Championship, and gave Goule her second indoor crown 

and third overall after winning a pair of titles in 2013 at LSU prior to her transfer 

to Clemson. 

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Nick Gwiazdowski / NC state / Wrestling / heavYWEIght 

An escape point with 17 seconds left gave NC State redshirt junior Nick Gwiazdowski 

his second straight NCAA Championship. Entering as the No. 1 seed, Gwiazdowski 

defended his heavyweight title with a 7-6 win over Michigan’s Adam Coon in the finals 

of the 2015 NCAA Championships on March 21 at St. Louis. Gwiazdowski became the first 

wrestler in school history to win multiple NCAA titles, and only the third ACC wrestler 

all-time – and the first since 1995 – to do so. Gwiazdowski finished the season with 

a perfect 35-0 record. He owns a school-record 55 straight wins dating back to 2014, 

and will enter next season with the nation’s longest winning streak. 

Leah Smith / Virginia / WOMEN’S SWIMMING / 1,650 Free / 500 Free 

Virginia sophomore Leah Smith claimed two gold medals during the 2015 NCAA 

Swimming and Diving Championships, which were held in March at the Greensboro 

Aquatic Center. The Pittsburgh native captured the 500-yard freestyle and 1,650-yard 

freestyle titles. In addition to winning the 500 free, she broke the NCAA record in 

prelims in 4:30.37. In the 1,650 free, she set a new ACC and Virginia school record with 

a time of 15:34.46 and placed first by 12 seconds. Smith helped lead the Cavaliers to a 

fifth-place finish, the highest team finish in program history. 

Kelsi Worrell / Louisville / Women’s Swimming / 100 Butterfly / 200 Butterfly 

Louisville’s Kelsi Worrell swept the butterfly events at the NCAA Women’s Swimming 

and Diving Championships in mid-March at the Greensboro Aquatic Center, winning 

the 100 fly and 200 fly, while setting an American record in the 100 and the thirdfastest 

time in NCAA history in the 200. Her individual titles helped Louisville to a 

school best sixth-place finish. The junior from Mt. Holly, New Jersey, swam a time of 

49.81 to become the fastest American female in the event and the first woman under 

the 50-second barrier. Worrell swept the butterfly events by winning the 200 with a 

time of 1:51.11. 

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Samuel Dorman / Miami / Men’s Diving / 3-Meter SpringbOARD 

Miami’s Samuel Dorman closed out his collegiate career by claiming the NCAA 3-meter 

men’s diving championship on March 28 at Iowa City. Dorman shattered the NCAA 

3-meter springboard diving record with 529.10 points – more than 30 points better 

than the mark set in the preliminaries earlier in the day by Indiana freshman James 

Connor. The diving national championship was Miami’s first since Brittany Viola took 

home top honors in the platform in 2011 at the NCAA Women’s Championships in Austin, 

Texas. Dorman defeated 2014 champion Michael Hixon of Indiana and 2013 champion 

Kristian Ipsen of Stanford, who finished second and third, respectively. Connor was 

fourth. 

Jamie Loeb / North Carolina / Women’s Tennis / SINGLES 

North Carolina’s Jamie Loeb defeated No. 2 seed Carol Zhao of Stanford to win the 

2015 NCAA Women’s Tennis Singles National Championship on May 25 at Waco, Texas. 

The seventh-seeded player in the field, Loeb won in three sets, 6-2, 4-6, 6-1, pinning 

the first loss on Zhao since March 22, and in the process, snapping a 15-match win 

streak for the Cardinal All-American. Loeb (31-5) is the first singles national champion 

in North Carolina women’s tennis history. Loeb joins Jenna Long and Sara Anundsen, 

who won the 2007 doubles title, as the only NCAA champions in program history. 

RYAN Shane / Virginia / Men’s Tennis / SINGLES 

Virginia junior Ryan Shane concluded his season May 25 by capturing the 2015 NCAA 

Men’s Singles Championship. Shane, the No. 8 seed, rallied from down a set and a 

break to defeat seventh-seeded Noah Rubin of Wake Forest 3-6, 7-6(4), 6-1 at the 

Hawkins Indoor Tennis Center on the campus of Baylor University in Waco, Texas. It 

was the third NCAA Singles Championship in Virginia history, as Shane joined twotime 

champion Somdev Devvarman (2007 and 2008). This year’s title match was the 

first NCAA singles final between two players from the ACC and the first between two 

players from the same conference since 2002. 



Irena Sediva / Virginia Tech / Women’s OUTDOOR Track and Field / Javelin 

Virginia Tech sophomore Irena Sediva delivered an ACC- and school-record throw of 

192-9 (58.76m) to claim the gold medal in the women’s javelin in the 2015 NCAA Track & 

Field Championships on June 11 at Eugene, Oregon. Sediva, a native of Pribram, Czech 

Republic, bettered her own ACC record of 192-05 (58.66 meters), set at the 2015 ACC 

Championships. Her NCAA win marked the 15th individual national championship for 

Virginia Tech track and field. Sediva became the third female in program history and 

the seventh Hokies’ track and field student-athlete overall to win a national title. 

Colleen Quigley / Florida STATE / WOMEN’S OUTDOOR Track and Field / 3,000-meter STEEPLEChase 

Florida State senior Colleen Quigley took the women’s 3,000-meter steeplechase gold 

medal at the 2015 NCAA Championship with an ACC record time of 9:29.32 on June 13 

at Eugene, Oregon. With a blazing final lap, Quigley broke away from the defending 

champion, Michigan State’s Leah O’Connor, to claim her first NCAA championship – 

and her ninth All-America honor - in her final collegiate race. The St. Louis native’s 

steeplechase win was the Seminoles’ first in the event, and her winning time 

marked the third-fastest collegiate time in history behind a pair of Olympian Jenny 

Simpson’s marks. 

Molly Seidel / NOTRE DAME / WOMEN’S outdoor Track and Field / 10,000 meters 

Notre Dame’s Molly Seidel, a junior from Hartland, Wisconsin, became the first member 

of the Fighting Irish’s women’s track and field program to claim an NCAA gold medal 

on June 11 at Eugene, Oregon. Her late kick in the 10,000 meters produced a winning 

time of 33:18.37 and placed her nearly seven seconds ahead of the next closest 

finisher at Hayward Field. Her winning time was a full 20 seconds ahead of the NCAAleading 

qualifying time of 33:38.38 she had posted two weeks earlier at the NCAA East 

Preliminary in Jacksonville, Florida. 

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Kala Funderburk / Florida STATE / Women’s outdoor track and field / 400 meters 

Florida State sprinter Kala Funderburk – starting in lane eight – captured the women’s 

400 meters with a time of 51.67 at the 2015 NCAA Championships on June 13 at Eugene, 

Oregon. Funderburk defied the long-standing notion that the 400 could not be won 

from the outside lane, patiently waiting to make her move at the 200-meter mark and 

powering up the homestretch for victory in 51.67. Not only was it the first 400-meter 

title for the Seminoles since Marita Payne claimed her second in 1984, it was FSU’s first 

All-American honor in the event since Samantha George’s sixth-place finish in 1999. 

Varsity four / Virginia / Rowing / VARSITY FOUR 

The Virginia Varsity Four captured the national title as the Cavaliers finished fifth in 

the team standings at the NCAA Rowing Championships May 31 on Lake Natoma in Gold 

River, California. The UVa Varsity Four claimed the national title in a very close race, 

finishing in a time of 7:12.760, just ahead of Yale (7:12.920) and Brown (7:13.070). 

The Cavalier boat, which consisted of senior coxswain Julia Roithmayr, senior stroke 

Maggie Bowman-Jones, sophomore three-seat Marijane Brennan, junior two-seat 

Hannah Solis-Cohen and sophomore bow Ellen Pate, led throughout the race, fending 

off multiple Brown attacks before holding off the Bulldogs and Bears at the finish line. 



FALL Champions 


ACC Women’s CROSS COUNTRY 

2014 Champion / north carolina AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions / Virginia 

Freshman of the Year 

Caroline Alcorta 

North Carolina 

Coach of the Year 

Mark VanAlstyne 


Performer of the Year 

Liv Westphal 


Scholar-Athlete 

of the Year 

Liv Westphal 


- North Carolina captured its fourth conference title and the first since 2003 

with a 42-point victory over second-place Florida State at the 2014 ACC 

Championships, held Oct. 31 at Panorama Farms in Earlysville, Virginia. 

- Led by Anne LeHardy’s fourth-place showing, the champion Tar Heels placed 

all five of their runners among the ACC Championship top 20 finishers. 

- Boston College’s Liv Westphal took the individual gold medal, leading the 

pack with a Panorama Course record time of 19:43.8. 

- Westphal became the first Eagle to claim the ACC’s individual title and broke 

the previous Panorama Course Record by 14 seconds. Second-place finisher 

Colleen Quigley of Florida State’s time of 19:57.1 was also faster than the 

previous course record. 

- Florida State placed 12th in the 31-team field at the NCAA Championships on 

Nov. 22 at Terre Haute, Indiana. The Seminoles finished with 393 points, just 

11 shy of 10th place. 

- Florida State, which placed second at both the ACC and NCAA South Region 

Championship meets, led all ACC teams at the NCAA Championships. Virginia 

placed 15th and NC State 16th to give the ACC three teams among the top 20. 

Boston College finished 21st, North Carolina 22nd, Syracuse 24th, Virginia 

Tech 25th and Notre Dame 29th. 

- The eight ACC teams that qualified for the NCAA Women’s Cross Country 

Championships were three more than any other conference. 

- Florida State’s Colleen Quigley (South) and North Carolina’s Anne LeHardy 

(Southeast) captured individual NCAA Regional titles. 

ALL-ACC 

Liv Westphal, Boston College 

Danielle Winslow, Boston College 

Linden Hall, Florida State 

Colleen Quigley, Florida State 

Pippa Woolven, Florida State 

Caroline Alcorta, North Carolina 

Lianne Farber, North Carolina 

Annie LeHardy, North Carolina 

Karley Rempel, North Carolina 

Elizabeth Whelan, North Carolina 

Joanna Thompson, NC State 

Danielle Aragon, Notre Dame 

Molly Seidel, Notre Dame 

Margo Malone, Syracuse 

Jessie Petersen, Syracuse 

Sarah Fakler, Virginia 

Morgan Kelly, Virginia 

Iona Lake, Virginia 

Paige Kvartunas, Virginia Tech 

Sarah Rapp, Virginia Tech 

Samantha Jones, Wake Forest 

1978 NC State 

1979 NC State 

1980 NC State 

1981 Virginia 

1982 Virginia 

1983 NC State 

1984 NC State 

1985 NC State 

1986 Clemson 

1987 NC State 

1988 NC State 

1989 NC State 

1990 NC State 

1981 Virginia 

1982 Virginia 

All-Time ACC Champions 

1991 NC State 

1992 NC State 

1993 NC State 

1994 North Carolina 

1995 NC State 

1996 NC State 

1997 NC State 

1998 NC State 


2000 NC State 

2001 NC State 

2002 NC State 

Wake Forest 

All-Time NCAA Champions 

ALL-ACC ACADEMIC 

Madeline Davidson, Boston College 



Grace Barnett, Clemson 

Haley Meier, Duke 

Jessie Rubin, Duke 


Georgia Peel, Florida State 



Kelly Meyer, Georgia Tech 

Katie Townsend, Georgia Tech 

Emily Bushey, Louisville 

Benadate Cheruiyot, Louisville 

Hannah Christen, North Carolina 


Anne LeHardy, North Carolina 

Mary Grace Dogget, NC State 

Erika Kemp, NC State 

Megan Moye, NC State 


2004 Duke 

2005 Duke 

2006 NC State 

2007 Florida State 







2014 North Carolina 


Emily Frydrych, Notre Dame 


Morgan Perry, Pitt 

Haley Cutright, Syracuse 

Sydney Leiher, Syracuse 

Maura Linde, Syracuse 



Cleo Boyd, Virginia 

Sarah Fakler, Virginia 


Kathleen Stevens, Virginia 

Hanna Green, Virginia Tech 

Hilary Krein, Virginia Tech 


Catherine Allen, Wake Forest 

Kathleen Darling, Wake Forest 


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ACC Men’s CROSS COUNTRY 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions / 2014 Virginia Champion / SYRACUSE 


Justyn Knight 

Syracuse 


Chris Fox 

Syracuse 

Performer of the Year 

Martin Hehir 

Syracuse 


of the Year 

Martin Hehir 

Syracuse 

1953 NC State 

1954 Maryland 

1955 Maryland 



1958 Duke 

1959 Duke 





1964 Maryland 

1965 Maryland 

1966 Maryland 

1967 Maryland 

1968 Maryland 

1969 Maryland 

1970 Duke 


1972 Maryland 

1973 Duke 


1974 Maryland 

1975 Duke 

1976 Maryland 

1977 Duke 

1978 Clemson 


1980 Clemson 

1981 Clemson 

1982 Clemson 

1983 Clemson 

1984 Virginia 


1986 NC State 

1987 Clemson 

1988 Clemson 

1989 Wake Forest 

All-Time 1990 Wake NCAA Forest CHampions 

1991 NC State 

1992 NC State 



James Newhouse, Boston College 

Evan Abdullah, Clemson 

Joshua Davis, Clemson 

James Dwyer, Clemson 

Roland Hakes, Clemson 

Phil Fairleigh, Duke 

Blake Udland, Duke 

Antony Taylor, Florida State 

Otniel Teixeira, Florida State 

Tyler Udland, Florida State 

Alec Clifford, Georgia Tech 

Brandon Lasater, Georgia Tech 

Nahom Solomon, Georgia Tech 

Ernest Kibet, Louisville 

Edwin Kibichiy, Louisville 

Japhet Kipkoech, Louisville 

Jonathan Reynolds, Louisville 

Chris Montgomery, Pitt 

Colin Bennie, Syracuse 


1995 NC State 

1996 NC State 

1997 NC State 

1998 NC State 

1999 NC State 

2000 Duke 

2001 NC State 

2002 NC State 

2003 NC State 

2004 NC State 

2005 Virginia 

2006 NC State 

2007 Virginia 

2008 Virginia 

2009 NC State 


2011 NC State 

2012 Virginia Tech 

2013 Syracuse 

2014 Syracuse 

Michael Erb, Syracuse 

Martin Hehir, Syracuse 

Reed Kamyszek, Syracuse 

Max Straneva, Syracuse 

Darren Barlow, Virginia Tech 

Andrew Gaiser, Virginia Tech 

Neil Gourley, Virginia Tech 

Daniel Jaskowak, Virginia Tech 

Scott Morgan, North Carolina 

Sam Parsons, NC State 

Michael Clevenger, Notre Dame 

Jacob Dumford, Notre Dame 

Jacob Kildoo, Notre Dame 

Connor Crowley, Wake Forest 

Kent Garrett, Wake Forest 

Kyle Graves, Wake Forest 

Jacob Poyner, Wake Forest 

Alex Rose, Wake Forest 

- Syracuse captured the team title at the 2014 ACC Championship, held Oct. 31 

at Panorama Farms in Earlysville, Virginia. The Orange outdistanced runner-up 

NC State by 58 points, earning Syracuse’s second championship in as many 

seasons as an ACC member. 

- Syracuse registered 32 points, the lowest team total in seven years at the ACC 

Championships. The Orange placed five runners among the top 11 finishers. 

- Martin Hehir of Syracuse won the individual title in a time of 23:15.2, establishing 

a new Panorama Farms record. 

- The Syracuse men’s cross country team finished in the top-five at the 

NCAA Championships for the first time in nearly 60 years with a fifth-place 

finish on Nov. 22 at Terre Haute, Indiana. Led by MJ Erb (30:52.9) and Martin 

Hehir (30:54.7) finishing in the top-40, the Orange had four runners scoring 

prominently in a tight race pack. 

- The Orange, which amassed 206 points at the NCAAs, led a group of four ACC 

teams among the top 35. North Carolina (380) placed 12th, Virginia (502) 21st 

and Florida State (822) 31st. 

- Syracuse and Virginia earned automatic berths to the men’s championship 

after claiming regional titles and were joined by the Tar Heels and Seminoles 

among teams representing the conference. 

- The Orange, led by top-10 finishers Martin Hehir (6th), Joel Hubbard (7th) 

and Dan Lennon (8th), captured the Northeast Regional by three points over 

Providence. The Cavaliers were paced by top-15 finishers Adam Visokay (6th), 

Kyle King (7th) and Zach Herriott (11th) en route to claiming the Southeast 

Regional title by a four-point margin over Furman. 

Jack Goodwin, Florida State 

Zak Seddon, Florida State 

Tyler Udland, Florida State 



John Raneri, North Carolina 

Pat Schellberg, North Carolina 

Ryan Walling, North Carolina 

Graham Crawford, NC State 

George Parsons, NC State 


ALL-ACC 


MJ Erb, Syracuse 


Joel Hubbard, Syracuse 


Justyn Knight, Syracuse 

Dan Lennon, Syracuse 


Zach Herriott, Virginia 

Connor Rog, Virginia 

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ACC FIELD HOCKEY 

2014 Champion / Wake forest AWARD WINNERS 



Tara Vittese 

Virginia 


Jennifer Averill 

Wake Forest 

Offensive 

Player of the Year 

Anna Kozniuk 

Wake Forest 


of the Year 

Lauren Blazing 

Duke 

Defensive 


Georgia Holland 

Wake Forest 

- Wake Forest clinched the fourth ACC Field Hockey Championship in 

program history and its first title since 2006 with a 2-0 win over Syracuse 

in the ACC Championship title match on Nov. 9. 

- Six of the ACC’s seven teams earned bids to the 2014 NCAA Field Hockey 

Championship. 

- Syracuse, seeded fourth in the NCAA field, scored a 3-2 win over topseeded 

North Carolina in the national semifinals before falling to thirdseeded 

Connecticut in the final. It marked the 16th consecutive year that at 

least one ACC teams reached the NCAA title game. 

- The NCAA meeting between Syracuse and North Carolina marked the 26th 

consecutive year that at least one ACC team reached the national semifinal 

round and the 12th straight year that at least two teams advanced that far. 

- The ACC led all conferences with an .831 winning percentage against nonconference 

opposition in 2014. 

- The ACC led all conferences with 15 student-athletes earning All-America 

honors from the National Field Hockey Coaches Association. 

- Each of the ACC’s seven schools had at least one All-America selection, 

including a nation-leading four from North Carolina and three each from 

Syracuse and Duke. 

- Wake Forest’s Anna Kozniuk is the 14th player in league history to earn 

four career All-America honors. Boston College’s Emma Plasteras and 

North Carolina’s Charlotte Craddock and Emily Wold were recognized for 

the third time. 

- thirty-five student-athletes from the ACC earned NFHCA All-Region honors, 

the most from any league. 

- Every ACC team was ranked among the NFHCA Top 10 at least once during 

the 2014 season. 

ALL-ACC 

First Team 

Emma Plasteras, Boston College 

Lauren Blazing, Duke 

Aileen Johnson, Duke 

Alyssa Voelmle, Louisville 

Charlotte Craddock, North Carolina 

Nina Notman, North Carolina 

Samantha Travers, North Carolina 

Emily Wold, North Carolina 

Emma Russell, Syracuse 

Tara Vittese, Virginia 

Anna Kozniuk, Wake Forest 

Second Team 

Leah Settipane, Boston College 

Romee Stiekema, Boston College 

Abby Beltrani, Duke 

Paige Monsen, Louisville 

Emma Bozek, North Carolina 

Loren Shealy, North Carolina 

Alyssa Manley, Syracuse 

Lieke Visser, Syracuse 

Caleigh Foust, Virginia 

Kelsey LeBlanc, Virginia 

Conroe Christine, Wake Forest 

Georgia Holland, Wake Forest 










1992 Maryland 


1987 Maryland 


1993 Maryland 









1998 Maryland 

1999 Maryland 

2000 Maryland 

2001 Maryland 





1999 Maryland 




2005 Maryland 

2006 Maryland 


Kelcie Hromisin, Boston College 

Emma Plasteras, Boston College 

Hannah Barreca, Duke 

Abby Beltrani, Duke 

Lauren Blazing, Duke 

Jessica Buttinger, Duke 

Sarah Furey, Duke 

Aileen Johnson, Duke 

Amanda Kim, Duke 

Ashley Kristen, Duke 

Elisa Garcia, Louisville 

Lotta Kahlert, Louisville 

Rebecca Maddock, Louisville 

Paige Monsen, Louisville 

Shannon Sloss, Louisville 

Alyssa Voelmle, Louisville 

Nicole Woods, Louisville 

Emma Bozek, North Carolina 

2005 Maryland 



2008 Maryland 

2009 Maryland 

2010 Maryland 



2013 Maryland 

2014 Wake Forest 


2008 Maryland 


2010 Maryland 

2011 Maryland 

Casey Di Nardo, North Carolina 

Loren Shealy, North Carolina 

Samantha Travers, North Carolina 

Emily Wold, North Carolina 

Julia Young, North Carolina 

Lauren Brooks, Syracuse 

Laura Hurff, Syracuse 

Jordan Page, Syracuse 

Emma Russell, Syracuse 

Maddie DeCerbo, Virginia 

Caleigh Foust, Virginia 

Jenny Johnstone, Virginia 

Kelsey LeBlanc, Virginia 

Becca Zamojcin, Virginia 

Valerie Dahmen, Wake Forest 

Georgia Holland, Wake Forest 

Sarah Thornhill, Wake Forest 


ACC WOMen’s SOCCER 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions 2014 / Virginia 

Champion / FLORIDA STATE 


Megan Buckingham 



Mark Krikorian 

Florida State 

Midfielder 


Danielle Colaprico 

Virginia 


of the Year 

Dagny Brynjarsdottir 

Florida State 

Offensive 


Dagny Brynjarsdottir 

Florida State 

Defensive 


Kristin Grubka 

Florida State 


1988 NC State 

















2004 Virginia 



All-Time NCAA CHampions 






2012 Virginia 


2014 Florida State 

- FLORIDA StatE captured the first NCAA title in program history and the 22nd 

by an ACC team, defeating fellow conference champion Virginia by a 1-0 score 

in the NCAA title game. 

- The Seminoles also claimed the 2014 ACC Championship, their third under 

head coach Mark Krikorian. Florida State, seeded No. 1 in the Championship 

field, scored a 3-1 win over fourth-seeded Notre Dame in the semifinals and 

then blanked Virginia by a 1-0 score in the title match. 

- With Florida State and Virginia both advancing to the College Cup Finals, the 

ACC placed at least two teams in the final four of the NCAA Women’s Soccer 

Championship for the 10th time overall and the fourth straight year. 























- Six ACC teams (Clemson, Florida State, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Virginia 

and Virginia Tech) were selected to the NCAA Tournament field, including 

four top-four national seeds in No. 1 Florida State, No. 2 North Carolina, No. 3 

Virginia and No. 4 Notre Dame. 

- Florida State and North Carolina shared the ACC regular-season championship 

with 9-0-1 league records. 

Hayley Dowd, Boston College 

Stephanie McCaffrey, Boston College 

Tori Andreski, Clemson 

Emily Byorth, Clemson 

Gabby Byorth, Clemson 

Shannon Horgan, Clemson 

Katelyn Reeve, Clemson 

Kailen Sheridan, Clemson 

Kelly Cobb, Duke 

Imani Dorsey, Duke 

Christina Gibbons, Duke 

Ali Kershner, Duke 

Ashton Miller, Duke 

Dagny Brynjarsdottir, Florida State 

Megan Campbell, Florida State 

Kristin Grubka, Florida State 

Emma Koivisto, Florida State 

Carson Pickett, Florida State 

Isabella Schmid, Florida State 

Cheyna Williams, Florida State 

Joanna Boyles, North Carolina 


Jessie Scarpa, North Carolina 

Sabrina Flores, Notre Dame 

Kaela Little, Notre Dame 

Katie Naughton, Notre Dame 

Cari Roccaro, Notre Dame 

Brittany Von Rueden, Notre Dame 

Courtney Brosnan, Syracuse 

Taylor Haenlin, Syracuse 

Morgan Brian, Virginia 

Danielle Colaprico, Virginia 

Makenzy Doniak, Virginia 

Brittany Ratcliffe, Virginia 

Candace Cephers, Virginia Tech 

Jordan Coburn, Virginia Tech 

Shannon Mayrose, Virginia Tech 

Ashley Meier, Virginia Tech 

Murielle Tiernan, Virginia Tech 

Katie Yenson, Virginia Tech 

Riley Ridgik, Wake Forest 

- ACC teams posted an 81-40-10 record against non-conference teams in 2014, 

including 16 wins over nationally-ranked opponents. 

- Virginia’s Morgan Brian repeated as the MAC Hermann Trophy winner, and 

Florida State’s Dagny Brynjsarsdottir joined her on the list of three finalists. 

- Eight ACC student-athletes earned NCSCAA All-America honors, including 

four first-team honorees. Additionally, three student-athletes earned CoSIDA 

Academic All-America recognition, and 12 were named All-District. 

First Team 

Stephanie McCaffrey, Boston College 

Kailen Sheridan, Clemson 

Dagny Brynjarsdottir, Florida State 

Kristin Grubka, Florida State 

Katie Bowen, North Carolina 

Satara Murray, North Carolina 

Cari Roccaro, Notre Dame 

Morgan Brian, Virginia 

Danielle Colaprico, Virginia 

Makenzy Doniak, Virginia 

Murielle Tiernan, Virginia Tech 

Second Team 

Hayley Dowd, Boston College 

Catrina Atanda, Clemson 

Christina Gibbons, Duke 

ALL-ACC 

Toni Payne, Duke 

Jamia Fields, Florida State 

Cassie Miller, Florida State 

Joanna Boyles, North Carolina 

Morgan Andrews, Notre Dame 

Katie Naughton, Notre Dame 

Emily Sonnett, Virginia 

Ashley Meier, Virginia Tech 

Third Team 

Gabby Byorth, Clemson 

Isabella Schmid, Florida State 

Berglind Thorvaldsdottir, Florida State 

Emily Bruder, North Carolina 

Megan Buckingham, North Carolina 

Lauren Bohaboy, Notre Dame 

Kaela Little, Notre Dame 

Brittany Ratcliffe, Virginia 

Candace Cephers, Virginia Tech 

Jordan Coburn, Virginia Tech 

Shannon Mayrose, Virginia Tech 

All-Freshman Team 

Allyson Swaby, Boston College 

Salma Anastasio, Clemson 

Shannon Horgan, Clemson 

Imani Dorsey, Duke 

Ashton Miller, Duke 

Emma Koivisto, Florida State 

Megan Buckingham, North Carolina 

Jessie Scarpa, North Carolina 

Sabrina Flores, Notre Dame 

Courtney Brosnan, Syracuse 

Madi Conyers, Virginia Tech 


ACC Men’s SOCCER 

2014 Champion / clemson AWARD WINNERS 



Tim Kubel 

Louisville 


Ian McIntyre 

Syracuse 

Midfielder 


Sean Davis 

Duke 


of the Year 

Patrick Hodan 

Notre Dame 

Offensive 


Patrick Hodan 

Notre Dame 

Defensive 


Alex Bono 

Syracuse 

- Fourth-seeded Clemson claimed its first ACC title since 2001 with a 

2-1 victory over sixth-seeded Louisville in double-overtime in the ACC 

Championship game at Cary, North Carolina, on Nov. 16. The Tigers prevailed 

in the extra periods after tying the score on Paul Clowes’ goal – his first of 

the season – with just three seconds remaining in regulation. 

- With seven representatives, the ACC led all conferences in NCAA Tournament 

bids for the second consecutive year. 

- Five league teams made the NCAA field as top 16 seeds – Notre Dame (No. 

1), Clemson (7), Syracuse (9), Louisville (13) and Virginia (16). At least one 

ACC team has reached the NCAA Men’s College Cup each of the last 14 years. 

- No. 16 seed Virginia defeated No. 2 seed UCLA, 4-2, in a penalty-kick 

shootout in the 2014 national championship game on Dec. 14, bringing 

home the school’s seventh NCAA Men’s Soccer title. 

- the 2014 NCAA Men’s Soccer championship by Virginia marked the seventh 

in the last 10 years by an ACC team and the 17th in league history. 

- Five ACC student-athletes were named Academic All-Americans, the most 

from any conference in the nation. 

- Six ACC teams, three of which were No. 1, earned Top-10 rankings in the 

NSCAA or Soccer America polls. 

- the ACC led all NCAA conferences in first-round picks (five) and selections in 

the first two rounds (nine) in the MLS SuperDraft. 

First Team 

Sean Davis, Duke 

Ben Strong, Louisville 

Andy Craven, North Carolina 

Omar Holness, North Carolina 

Boyd Okwuonu, North Carolina 

Nick Besler, Notre Dame 

Patrick Hodan, Notre Dame 

Alex Bono, Syracuse 

Emil Ekblom, Syracuse 

Eric Bird, Virginia 

Michael Gamble, Wake Forest 

Second Team 

Zeiko Lewis, Boston College 

Paul Clowes, Clemson 

Kyle Fisher, Clemson 

Phanuel Kavita, Clemson 

ALL-ACC 

Tim Kubel, Louisville 

Brendan Moore, North Carolina 

Luke Mishu, Notre Dame 

Julian Buescher, Syracuse 

Skylar Thomas, Syracuse 

Ricardo John, Virginia Tech 

Ian Harkes, Wake Forest 

Third Team 

Manolo Sanchez, Clemson 

Andrew Tarbell, Clemson 

Brody Huitema, Duke 

Zachary Mathers, Duke 

Ricardo Velazco, Louisville 

Jonathan Campbell, North Carolina 

Raby George, North Carolina 

Rob Lovejoy, North Carolina 

Holden Fender, NC State 

Andrew O’Malley, Notre Dame 

Patrick Wall, Notre Dame 

Todd Wharton, Virginia 

Freshman Team 

Markus Fjortoft, Duke 

Cameron Moseley, Duke 


Alan Winn, North Carolina 

Zach Knudson, NC State 

Jeffrey Farina, Notre Dame 

Jon Gallagher, Notre Dame 


Jake Rozhansky, Virginia 

Ricardo John, Virginia Tech 

Kris Reaves, Wake Forest 

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1953 Maryland 

1954 Maryland 

1955 Maryland 

1956 Maryland 

1957 Maryland 

1958 Maryland 

1959 Maryland 

1960 Maryland 

1961 Maryland 

1962 Maryland 

1963 Maryland 

1964 Maryland 

1965 Maryland 

1966 Maryland 


1967 Maryland 

1968 Maryland 

1984 Clemson 

1986 Duke 

1987 Clemson 

1989 Virginia 

1991 Virginia 


1968 Maryland 

1969 Virginia 

1970 Virginia 

1971 Maryland 

1972 Clemson 

1973 Clemson 

1974 Clemson 

1975 Clemson 

1976 Clemson 

1977 Clemson 

1978 Clemson 

1979 Clemson 

1980 Duke 

1981 Clemson 

1982 Clemson 

Duke 


1992 Virginia 

1993 Virginia 

1994 Virginia 


2005 Maryland 



Ara Amirkhanian, Clemson 

Robert Belair, Clemson 

Paul Clowes, Clemson 

Andrew Tarbell, Clemson 

Sean Davis, Duke 

Markus Fjortoft, Duke 

Cameron Moseley, Duke 

Joseph Ohaus, Duke 

Joachim Ball, Louisville 

Daniel Keller, Louisville 


Jonathan Campbell, North Carolina 

Andy Craven, North Carolina 

Robert Lovejoy, North Carolina 

Alan Winn, North Carolina 

Holden Fender, NC State 

Matthew Ingram, NC State 

1983 Virginia 

1984 Virginia 

1985 Clemson 

1986 Virginia 


1988 Virginia 


1990 NC State 

1991 Virginia 

1992 Virginia 

1993 Virginia 

1994 Virginia 

1995 Virginia 

1996 Maryland 

1997 Virginia 

1998 Clemson 

1999 Duke 


2001 Clemson 

2002 Maryland 

2003 Virginia 

2004 Virginia 

2005 Duke 

2006 Duke 

2007 Boston College 

2008 Maryland 

2009 Virginia 

2010 Maryland 


2012 Maryland 

2013 Maryland 

2014 Clemson 

2008 Maryland 

2009 Virginia 


2013 Notre Dame 

2014 Virginia 

Zach Knudson, NC State 

Alex McCauley, NC State 

Jeff Farina, Notre Dame 

Patrick Hodan, Notre Dame 

Luke Mishu, Notre Dame 

Andrew O’Malley, Notre Dame 

Evan Panken, Notre Dame 

Oyvind Alseth, Syracuse 


Tyler Hilliard, Syracuse 

Eric Bird, Virginia 

Nicko Corriveau, Virginia 

Scott Thomsen, Virginia 

Ryan Zinkhan, Virginia 

Ian Harkes, Wake Forest 

Jacori Hayes, Wake Forest

ACC VOLLEYBALL 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions 2014 Champion / Virginia/ north carolina 


Haley Templeton 

Miami 


Joe Sagula 



Savanah Leaf 

Miami 


of the Year 

Savanah Leaf 

Miami 

Defensive 


Ece Taner 


Setter of the Year 

Kelsey Williams 

Duke 





1984 Duke 

1985 Duke 

1986 Duke 

1987 NC State 



1990 Maryland 

1991 Duke 

1992 Duke 

1993 Duke 

1994 Duke 

1995 Georgia Tech 

1996 Maryland 

1997 Clemson 


Leah Perri, Clemson 

Katherine Workman, Clemson 

Sasha Karelov, Duke 

Jeme Obeime, Duke 

Emily Sklar, Duke 

Jordan Tucker, Duke 

Kelsey Williams, Duke 

Milica Kubura, Florida State 

Katie Mosher, Florida State 

Nicole Walch, Florida State 

Sarah Wickstrom, Florida State 

Annika Van Gunst, Georgia Tech 

Teegan Van Gunst, Georgia Tech 

Annika Olsen, Georgia Tech 

Maggie DeJong, Louisville 






2003 Maryland 

2004 Maryland 


Maryland 

2006 Duke 

2007 Clemson 

2008 Duke 



2010 Duke 



2013 Duke 

2014 North Carolina 


Katie George, Louisville 

Janelle Jenkins, Louisville 

Savanah Leaf, Miami 

Emani Sims, Miami 

Abby Curry, North Carolina 

Paige Neuenfeldt, North Carolina 

Kaitlyn Kearney, NC State 

Kate Yeazel, Pitt 

Lindsay McCabe, Syracuse 

Megan Beckwith, Virginia Tech 

Kathryn Caine, Virginia Tech 

Jordan Fish, Virginia Tech 

Lindsey Owens, Virginia Tech 

Matalee Reed, Wake Forest 

Ashlee Rusk, Wake Forest 

- North Carolina captured its first ACC Volleyball Championship since 2008. The 

Tar Heels finished 17-1 in conference play, one game ahead of Florida State (16- 

2) and three games up on Duke and Miami (both 14-4) in the ACC standings. 

- The Tar Heels’ ACC Championship was the 12th in UNC volleyball program history. 

- The 2014 season marked the first time in ACC volleyball history that two schools 

— Florida State and North Carolina — reached the NCAA Tournament Round of 16. 

- North Carolina became the fifth ACC team to make the NCAA Tournament’s Elite 

Eight, joining Georgia Tech (2003), Florida State (2009, 2011) and Duke (2010). 

- North Carolina earned a No. 7 NCAA Championship seed and Florida State was 

seeded No. 8. They were joined by Duke and Miami to give the ACC four teams 

among the 2014 field. 

- For the first time in league history, the conference had two teams ranked in the 

Top 10 of the AVCA Coaches Poll. Florida State and North Carolina both held that 

distinction from Oct. 20 through Dec. 1. Three ACC teams finished the season 

ranked among the nation’s top 25 – No. 7 North Carolina, No. 8 Florida State and 

No. 21 Duke. 

- Sixteen ACC student-athletes were named to the 2014 Division I All-Region 

Teams (American Volleyball Coaches Association). In addition, three studentathletes 

garnered honorable mention accolades. 

- Florida State’s Chris Poole was tabbed AVCA East Region Coach of the Year. 

Louisville’s Tess Clark and Miami’s Haley Templeton earned regional Freshman 

of the Year recognition. 

First Team 

Jeme Obeime, Duke 

Emily Sklar, Duke 

Kelsey Williams, Duke 

Sarah Burrington, Florida State 

Katie Mosher, Florida State 

Nicole Walch, Florida State 

Katie George, Louisville 

Jannelle Jenkins, Louisville 

Savanah Leaf, Miami 

Emani Sims, Miami 

Chaiel Nelson, North Carolina 

Paige Neuenfeldt, North Carolina 

Ece Taner, North Carolina 

Amanda Orchard, Pitt 

Kathryn Caine, Virginia Tech 

Lindsey Owens, Virginia Tech 

ALL-ACC 

Second Team 

Karis Watson, Clemson 

Sasha Karelov, Duke 

Jordan Tucker, Duke 

Katie Horton, Florida State 

Kiara Wright, Florida State 

Tess Clark, Louisville 

Haley Templeton, Miami 

Victoria McPherson, North Carolina 

Delaney Clesen, Pitt 

Kate Yeazel, Pitt 

Silvi Uattara, Syracuse 

Jasmine Burton, Virginia 

Lauren Fuller, Virginia 

Jazmen Russell, Wake Forest 


Karis Watson, Clemson 

Kate Federico, Clemson 

Milica Kubura, Florida State 

Tess Clark, Louisville 

Maggie Dejong, Louisville 

Haley Templeton, Miami 

Kaitlyn Kearney, NC State 

Sam Fry, Notre Dame 

Kylie Long, Wake Forest 

Caroline Wolf, Wake Forest 


ACC FOOTBALL 

2014 Champion / FLORIDA STATE 


- FLORIDA StatE claimed its third consecutive conference title and 14th overall, 

edging Georgia Tech, 37-35, in the 10th annual Dr Pepper ACC Football 

Championship Game at Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium on Dec. 6. 

- Florida State, which finished the regular season unbeaten, earned one of 

the four berths in the inaugural College Football Playoff. The third-seeded 

Seminoles fell to Oregon in a national semifinal game at the Rose Bowl on 

New Year’s Day. 

- The ACC became the first conference in NCAA history to send 11 teams to bowl 

games in back-to-back years. The ACC ranks second nationally since 2005 

with 86 teams taking part in bowl games. 

- Florida State extended its nation-leading bowl appearance streak to 33 

years. Virginia Tech ranks second at 22 straight years. Georgia Tech’s 18- 

year bowl game streak ties for the third-longest nationally. 

- With Georgia Tech’s 49-34 win over Mississippi State in the Capital One 

Orange Bowl, the ACC’s 4-1 record since 2012 in the New Year’s Six and 

College Football Playoff games (formerly the BCS) leads all conferences. 

- Clemson led the nation in total defense, tackles for loss, third-down 

conversion percentage defense, fewest first downs allowed and team pass 

efficiency defense. 

- The ACC saw six student-athletes – Clemson defensive end Vic Beasley, Duke 

offensive lineman Laken Tomlinson, Louisville safety Gerod Holliman and the 

Florida State trio of tight end Nick O’Leary, offensive guard Tre’ Jackson and 

placekicker Roberto Aguayo – earn consensus first-team All-America honors. 

- The ACC has had 12 consensus first-team All-Americans over the past two 

seasons, including Clemson’s Vic Beasley in both 2013 and 2014. 

- Duke senior linebacker David Helton received the William V. Campbell Trophy from 

the National Football Foundation as the nation’s top scholar-athlete for 2014. 

- Nine ACC schools were honored by the AFCA for their football graduation 

rates. Duke shared top honors with three other schools, while Wake Forest 

and Miami were also honored for graduation rates of 90 percent or better. 

- Louisville safety Gerod Holliman received the Jim Thorpe Award as the 

nation’s top defensive back after posting an FBS-best 14 interceptions, tying 

the NCAA record. The Cardinals ranked sixth in FBS total defense. 

- For the second time in head coach Paul Johnson’s seven years at the helm, 

Georgia Tech led the nation in rushing. The Yellow Jackets rushed for 342.1 

yards per game, breaking their previous ACC record of 323.3, set in 2010.. 

- Pitt running back James Conner’s 1,765 yards rushing ranked as the thirdhighest 

single-season total in ACC history. Panthers sophomore wideout 

Tyler Boyd became the first player in ACC history to record at least 1,000 

receiving yards in both his freshman and sophomore seasons. 


ACC FOOTBALL 

AWARD WINNERS 

Rookie of the Year 

& Offensive 


Brad Kaaya 

Miami 

Defensive 


Quin Blanding 

Virginia 


Paul Johnson 

Georgia Tech 

Jacobs Blocking Trophy 

Cameron Erving 

Florida State 


1953 Duke 

Maryland 

1954 Duke 

1955 Maryland 

Duke 

1956 Clemson 

1957 NC State 

1958 Clemson 

1959 Clemson 

1960 Duke 

1961 Duke 

1962 Duke 


NC State 

1964 NC State 

1965 Clemson 

NC State 

1966 Clemson 

1967 Clemson 

1968 NC State 

1969 South Carolina 




1973 NC State 

All-Time National Champions 

1953 Maryland 

1981 Clemson 


1974 Maryland 

1975 Maryland 

1976 Maryland 


1978 Clemson 

1979 NC State 


1981 Clemson 

1982 Clemson 

1983 Maryland 

1984 Maryland 

1985 Maryland 

1986 Clemson 

1987 Clemson 

1988 Clemson 

1989 Virginia 

Duke 


1991 Clemson 





Virginia 





& Offensive 


James Conner 

Pitt 

Defensive 


Vic Beasley 

Clemson 

Jim Tatum Scholar- 

Athlete of the Year 

David Helton 

Duke 

Brian Piccolo 

Award for Courage 

Duke Johnson 

Miami 




Georgia Tech 



2001 Maryland 








2009 Georgia Tech* 


2011 Clemson 




* Title vacated per NCAA ruling 

First Team Offense 

Jamison Crowder, Duke 

Laken Tomlinson, Duke 

Roberto Aguayo, Florida State 

Cameron Erving, Florida State 

Rashad Greene, Florida State 

Tre’ Jackson, Florida State 

Nick O’Leary, Florida State 

Jameis Winston, Florida State 

Duke Johnson, Miami 

Shane McDermott, Miami 

Tyler Boyd, Pitt 

T.J. Clemmings, Pitt 

James Conner, Pitt 

First Team Defense 

Stephone Anthony, Clemson 

Vic Beasley, Clemson 

Grady Jarrett, Clemson 

Garry Peters, Clemson 

Mario Edwards Jr., Florida State 

Eddie Goldman, Florida State 

Jalen Ramsey, Florida State 

Gerod Holliman, Louisville 

Lorenzo Mauldin, Louisville 

Denzel Perryman, Miami 

Wil Baumann, NC State 

Kendall Fuller, Virginia Tech 

First Team Special Teams 

Jamison Crowder, Duke 

Kevin Kavalec, Boston College 

Tyler Murphy, Boston College 

Daniel Rodriguez, Clemson 

Artavis Scott, Clemson 

Deshaun Watson, Clemson 

Jamal Bruce, Duke 

Jeremy Cash, Duke 

DeVon Edwards, Duke 

Bryon Fields, Duke 

David Helton, Duke 

Ross Martin, Duke 

Will Monday, Duke 

Shaquille Powell, Duke 

David Reeves, Duke 

Thomas Sirk, Duke 

Josh Snead, Duke 

Laken Tomlinson, Duke 

Shaun Wilson, Duke 

Ryan Hoefeld, Florida State 

Travis Rudolph, Florida State 

Isaiah Johnson, Georgia Tech 

Trevor Stroebel, Georgia Tech 

Ryan Johnson, Louisville 

ALL-ACC 

Second Team Offense 

Andy Gallik, Boston College 

Zach Laskey, Georgia Tech 

Shaquille Mason, Georgia Tech 

DeAndre Smelter, Georgia Tech 

Justin Thomas, Georgia Tech 

Jamon Brown, Louisville 

DeVante Parker, Louisville 

Phillip Dorsett, Miami 

Ereck Flowers, Miami 

Clive Walford, Miami 


Matt Rotheram, Pitt 

Ian Frye, Virginia 

Kevin Parks, Virginia 

Second Team Defense 

Jeremy Cash, Duke 

David Helton, Duke 

Terrance Smith, Florida State 

P.J. Williams, Florida State 

Adam Gotsis, Georgia Tech 

Quin Blanding, Virginia 

Henry Coley, Virginia 

Eli Harold, Virginia 

Corey Marshall, Virginia Tech 

Dadi Nicolas, Virginia Tech 

Kevin Johnson, Wake Forest 

Alex Kinal, Wake Forest 

Second Team Special Teams 



Jake Smith, Louisville 

Nantambu Akil-Fentress, Miami 

Braxton Berrios, Miami 

Anthony Chickillo, Miami 

Calvin Heurtelou, Miami 

Justin Vogel, Miami 

Elijah Hood, North Carolina 

Caleb Peterson, North Carolina 

Nathan Staub, North Carolina 

Mitch Trubisky, North Carolina 

Tony Adams, NC State 

Bo Hines, NC State 

Tyler Purvis, NC State 

Joe Thuney, NC State 

Jack Tocho, NC State 

Adam Bisnowaty, Pitt 

David Durham, Pitt 

Avonte Maddox, Pitt 

Reggie Mitchell, Pitt 

Matt Rotheram, Pitt 

Ray Vinopal, Pitt 

Chad Voytik, Pitt 

Ryan Winslow, Pitt 

Third Team Offense 

Jon Hilliman, Boston College 

Bobby Vardaro, Boston College 

Artavis Scott, Clemson 

Mike Williams, Clemson 

Ross Martin, Duke 

Dalvin Cook, Florida State 

Cameron Erving, Florida State 

Bobby Hart, Florida State 

Josue Matias, Florida State 

Gerald Christian, Louisville 

Ryan Switzer, North Carolina 

Marquise Williams, North Carolina 

Sean Hickey, Syracuse 

Third Team Defense 

Josh Keyes, Boston College 

Connor Wujciak, Boston College 

Will Monday, Duke 

Ronald Darby, Florida State 

Reggie Northrup, Florida State 

Jamal Golden, Georgia Tech 

Quayshawn Nealy, Georgia Tech 

Sheldon Rankins, Louisville 

Anthony Chickillo, Miami 

Justin Vogel, Miami 

David Dean, Virginia 

Max Valles, Virginia 

Cameron Lynch, Syracuse 

Maurice Canady, Virginia 

Anthony Harris, Virginia 

Brandon Chubb, Wake Forest 

Merrill Noel, Wake Forest 

Third Team Special Teams 

Rashad Greene, Florida State 

Riley Dixon, Syracuse 

Zaire Franklin, Syracuse 

Sean Hickey, Syracuse 

Cameron Lynch, Syracuse 

John Miller, Syracuse 

Sam Rodgers, Syracuse 

Rob Trudo, Syracuse 

Robert Welsh, Syracuse 

Jarrod West, Syracuse 

Wil Wahee, Virginia 

Connor Wingo-Reeves, Virginia 

Chuck Clark, Virginia Tech 

David Wang, Virginia Tech 

Jordan Garside, Wake Forest 

Ryan Janvion, Wake Forest 

E.J. Scott, Wake Forest 

Cam Serigne, Wake Forest 

Hunter Williams, Wake Forest 

John Wolford, Wake Forest 


ACC FOOTBALL 

Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game 

• The tree-lighting ceremony on Thursday, December 4 in Uptown Charlotte 

again kicked off the ACC Football Championship Game celebration. 

• The 14 ACC mascots and 2014 ACC Football award-winners visited with children 

at Novant Health Hemby Children’s Hospital. The mascots also rode the Lynx 

and attended a Charlotte Hornets game. 

• Uptown Charlotte’s EPICENTRE again served as headquarters for ACC football 

fans the night before the ACC Football Championship Game, with a battle of the 

Florida State and Georgia Tech pep bands, ACC mascots and a DJ. 

• The annual ACC Fan 5K and kids mascot race took place the morning of the 

ACC Football Championship Game. All proceeds benefited Novant Health Hemby 

Children’s Hospital. 

• The annual youth cheerleader practice was held in partnership with the Universal 

Cheerleaders Association. The event provided youth cheerleaders the opportunity 

to receive private instruction from world renowned UCA staff and learn and perform 

a routine on the field before the ACC Football Championship Game. 

• The ACC & USA Football FUNdamentals Clinic was held on the Carolina Panthers’ 

practice field. The clinic instructed participants ages 7-13 and their parents on 

proper equipment fitting, concussion awareness and the heads-up tackling 

technique. 

• The 2014 ACC Football FanFest presented by AT&T was held prior to the ACC 

Football Championship game. This year’s event took place from noon to 7 p.m. 

on Mint Street adjacent to Bank of America Stadium and was highlighted by a 

free concert from country music acts Thompson Square and Chase Rice. Fans 

enjoyed the day of activities including live music, interactive games, team 

bands, mascots, pep rallies, Corporate Champion attractions and giveaways, 

food and beverages, live entertainment and autograph opportunities with 

ACC Legends. 

• The ACC continued its collaboration with Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) to 

invite WWP injured service members and their guests to the game. The 10 invited 

WWP families enjoyed VIP hospitality at FanFest, VIP viewing of the Thompson 

Square and Chase Rice concerts and pregame sideline access. In addition, three 

of these heroes took part in the pregame coin toss on the field. 

• The ACC began an initiative to recognize local Teachers of the Year by inviting 

them to ACC Championship events. The Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools 2015 

Teacher of the Year finalists and their guests were invited to attend the game. 

ACC Kickoff 

the ACC’s 14 head football coaches and 28 of its student-athletes gathered at the 

Grandover Resort in Greensboro, N.C., in July 2014 with more than 500 credentialed 

media members. The media contingency included all platforms of ESPN, national, 

regional and local radio, print and television entities including ESPN.com, 

USA Today, SI.com, CBSSports.com and Yahoo Sports. Press conferences with 

coaches and student-athletes were live streamed on theACC.com in addition to 

on-site media availability with the ACC’s bowl partners, a representative of the 

College Football Playoff and the ACC’s Coordinator of Football Officials. Player 

and coach press conference excerpts and returning player file highlights were 

posted on AVCS, with 750 total downloads of the clips. 

ESPN Car WASH 

ACC coaches appeared on multiple ESPN programs and platforms during the 

network’s annual mid-summer ‘car wash.’ Outlets included College Football 

Live, SportsCenter, First Take, SportsNation, Highly Questionable, Numbers 

Never Lie and E:60 on television, ESPN Radio’s Mike & Mike in the Morning, SVP 

& Russillo, The Herd with Colin Cowherd, Sedano & Stink, The Freddie Coleman 

Show, The Dan LeBartard Show and College GameDay Radio, in addition to 

interviews with ESPN.com national writers Travis Haney, Ivan Maisel and Brett 

McMurphy and Heather Dinich and podcasts. 


ACC FOOTBALL 

ACC in Bowl Games 

For the second consecutive year, 11 of the ACC’s 14 schools were bowl-eligible, 

including Florida State as a participant in the inaugural College Football Playoff. 

Eight of the ACC’s 11 bowls were against Power 5 opponents, and four were 

against teams ranked in the top 15. 

Notre Dame Football Game DATES 

The ACC and Notre Dame 

announced in October their 

football game dates through 

the 2025 season, formally 

sealing the partnership that 

will feature an average of 

five games per year between 

ACC teams and the Fighting 

Irish over a 12-year span. 

Highlights include a pair of 

Labor Day Monday matchups 

in 2019 (at Louisville) and 

2021 (at Florida State). The 

60-game lineup will see 

Notre Dame play at least 

four games per year against 

each of the ACC’s 14 football 

member schools. 

NFL Draft 

In all, 47 ACC players were selected in the 2015 NFL Draft. Nine of them, a total 

tied for the highest such figure of any conference, were first-round selections. 

This success was highlighted through releases following each day, including a 

dedicated page on theACC.com with a draft board, information and videos on 

draftees, and a map of selections, as well as individual graphics for each studentathlete 

drafted in the first round and graphics listing all student-athletes drafted 

in each subsequent round. 

ACC LEGENDS 

The 10th class of ACC Football Legends was honored during the 

Night of Legends event prior to the game and on field prior to the 

championship game. 

Chris Snee • Boston College 

Donnell Woolford • Clemson 

Chris Castor • Duke 

Derrick Brooks • Florida State 

John Davis • Georgia Tech 

Frank Minnifield • Louisville 

Darrin Smith • Miami 

Greg Ellis • North Carolina 

Jesse Campbell • NC State 

Hugh Green • Pitt 

Art Monk • Syracuse 

George Welsh • Virginia 

Jake Grove • Virginia Tech 

Alan White • Wake Forest 

ACC NFL Player Outreach 

Upon the suggestion of the head football coaches at the 2014 ACC spring 

meetings, the ACC contacted 300-plus former ACC student-athletes who 

now compete in the NFL. Each player was provided a co-branded hat 

featuring the ACC Football logo and the player’s alma mater logo. 



WINTER Champions 

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 

28 2013-14 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS / FALL SPORTS

ACC WOMen’s Swimming & Diving 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions 2014-15 / Virginia Champion / VIRGINIA 


Jennifer Marrkand 

Virginia 


Augie Busch 

Virginia 

Swimmer of the Year 

Kelsi Worrell 

Louisville 

Diving Coach 

of the Year 

Ron Piemonte 

Virginia Tech 

Diver of the Year 

Kaylea Arnett 

Virginia Tech 

Scholar - Athlete 

of the Year 

Kelsi Worrell 

Louisville 

1979 NC State 

1980 NC State 







1987 Clemson 

1988 Clemson 

1989 Clemson 

1990 Virginia 


Sarah Braun, Clemson 

Allison Brophy, Clemson 

Leah Goldman, Duke 

Jaimee Gundry, Duke 

Kendall McClenney, Duke 

Kiera Molloy, Duke 

Caroline Gerhardt, Florida State 

Natalie Pierce, Florida State 

Katrina Young, Florida State 

Kaitlyn Dressel, Florida State 

Lydia Ware, Florida State 

Kate Brandus, Georgia Tech 

Caroline Price, Georgia Tech 

Shannon Lumbra, Georgia Tech 

Abigail Chin, Louisville 

Andrea Cotrell, Louisville 

Andrea Kneppers, Louisville 

Emily Stalmack, Louisville 

Kelsi Worrell, Louisville 

Cheyenne Cousineau, Miami 

Thea Vock, Miami 

Kristin Connors, NC State 

Lotta Nevalainen, NC State 

Natalie Labonge, NC State 

Alexia Zevnik, NC State 







1997 Clemson 

1998 Virginia 

1999 Virginia 




2003 Virginia 

2004 Virginia 


2005 Maryland 



2008 Virginia 

2009 Virginia 

2010 Virginia 

2011 Virginia 

2012 Virginia 

2013 Virginia 


2015 Virginia 

Krista Duffield, NC State 

Katelyn Linker, NC State 

Katie McKay, North Carolina 

Emma Nunn, North Carolina 

Abigail Fisher, North Carolina 

Emma Gaboury, Notre Dame 

Sherri McIntee, Notre Dame 

Emma Reaney, Notre Dame 

Katriona Blezy, Pitt 

Kinga Cichowska, Pitt 

Alexandra Iwanicki, Pitt 

Jessica Nederlanden, Pitt 

Charlene Yuan, Pitt 

Lauren Mills, Pitt 

Courtney Bartholomew, Virginia 

Shaun Casey, Virginia 

Emily Dicus, Virginia 

Kaitlyn Jones, Virginia 

Laura Simon, Virginia 

Leah Smith, Virginia 

Cece Williams, Virginia 

Ellen Williamson, Virginia 

Kaylea Arnett, Virginia Tech 

Caroline Buscaglia, Virginia Tech 

- VIRGINIA captured nine gold medals en route to its eighth straight conference 

title at the ACC Championships, held Feb. 18-21 at Georgia Tech. The Cavaliers 

amassed 1308.5 team points. North Carolina, which entered the final day of 

competition narrowly ahead of the Cavaliers, placed second with 1255. Virginia 

Tech held third place at 1018, while Louisville was fourth at 918. 

- The ACC Championship’s Most Valuable Women’s Swimmer Award went to 

Louisville’s Tanja Kylliainen, who shattered ACC overall and Championship 

records in the 400 IM and 200 butterfly, and claimed a third gold medal in the 

200 IM. 

- Virginia Tech senior Kaylea Arnett, who claimed gold medals in the 3-meter 

and platform competition, was named the Most Valuable Women’s Diver of the 

ACC Championship for the fourth consecutive year. She closed her career with 

six ACC Championship diving gold medals – three in the 1-meter, two in the 

3-meters and one in platform. 

- ACC swimmers and divers earned four individual NCAA championships – two 

each by Louisville’s Kelsi Worrell and Virginia’s Leah Smith, 53 All-America 

honors and 56 honorable mention All-America honors during the NCAA 

Championships. 

- This year’s total of four individual NCAA champions tied for the most ever in 

ACC Women’s Swimming and Diving history. 

- Virginia was the highest finishing team in the league at the NCAA Championships, 

placing fifth overall with 229 points. The Cavaliers were followed by Louisville 

(6th, 163 points). It marked the first time in conference history that two teams 

finished in the top six at the NCAA Championships. 

Leah Goldman, Duke 

Chelsea Britt, Florida State 

Kaitlyn Dressel, Florida State 

Katrina Young, Florida State 

Andrea Cottrell, Louisville 

Tanja Kylliainen, Louisville 

Kelsi Worrell, Louisville 

Cheyenne Cousineau, Miami 

Thea Vock, Miami 

Emma Reaney, Notre Dame 

Hellen Moffitt, North Carolina 

ALL-ACC 

Danielle Siverling, North Carolina 

Riki Bonneman, NC State 

Krista Duffield, NC State 

Ashlyn Koletic, NC State 

Lauren Poli, NC State 

Alexia Zevnik, NC State 

Kaleigh Ritter, Pitt 

Courtney Bartholomew, Virginia 

Hanne Borgersen, Virginia 

Caitlin Cooper, Virginia 

Fiona Donnelly, Virginia 

Kaitlyn Jones, Virginia 

Laura Simon, Virginia 

Leah Smith, Virginia 

Ellen Thomas, Virginia 

Ellen Williamson, Virginia 

Cece Williams, Virginia 

Kalyea Arnett, Virginia Tech 

Klaudia Nazieblo, Virginia Tech 

Emma Villarreal, Virginia Tech 

2014-15 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS / WINTER SPORTS 29

ACC Men’s Swimming & Diving 

2014-15 Champion / NC STATE AWARD WINNERS 



Anton Ipsen 

NC State 


Braden Holloway 

NC State 

Swimmer of the Year 

Simonas Bilis 

NC State 

Diving Coach 

of the Year 

Randy Ableman 

Miami 

Diver of the Year 

Samuel Dorman 

Miami 


of the Year 

Andrew Kosic 

Georgia Tech 

- NC StatE won 10 of the 21 events, including four of the five relays, in 

claiming the 2015 ACC Men’s Swimming and Diving Championship. Wolfpack 

swimmers won a combined 21 medals. NC State finished on top with 1,331 

points, ahead of Louisville in second with 1,178 and Virginia Tech in 

third (1,123). 

- Eight new ACC marks were set during the Championships, including six by 

team champion NC State. The Wolfpack relays set new ACC standards in the 

200 (1:15.62), 400 (2:48.92), and 800 (6:13.14) freestyle relays. Three 

student-athletes – Simonas Bilis, Ryan Held, and David Williams – swam on 

all three squads, while Andreas Schiellerup (200 FR) and Soeren Dahl (400 

& 800 FR) made up the fourth spots. 

- NC State’s Simonas Bilis was voted as the 2015 ACC Championship Most 

Valuable Men’s Swimmer by the league’s coaches after winning six gold 

medals and one silver. 

- Miami freshman Briadam Herrera was named the Most Valuable Men’s 

Diver after taking the gold medals in both the 1- and 3-meters. 

- Miami senior diver Sam Dorman capped off his five-year career by breaking 

the NCAA 3-meter springboard diving record with 529.10 points in the 2015 

NCAA Championships. 

- Atlantic Coast Conference swimmers and divers earned 31 All-America 

honors and 55 honorable mention All-America honors during the 2015 


- Defending ACC champion NC State was the highest finishing team in the 

league at the NCAAs, placing eighth overall with 199.5 points. The Wolfpack 

was followed by Louisville (15th, 105.5 points), North Carolina (18th, 52.5 

points), and Miami (20th, 49 points). 

Connor Knight, Florida State 

Andrew Kosic, Georgia Tech 

Marcelo Acosta, Louisville 

Addison Bray, Louisville 

Trevor Carroll, Louisville 

Carlos Claverie, Louisville 

Pedro Coutinho, Louisville 

Thomas Dahlia, Louisville 

Aaron Greene, Louisville 

Grigory Tarasevich, Louisville 

Nolan Tesone, Louisville 

Samuel Dorman, Miami 

Briadam Herrera, Miami 

Henry Campbell, North Carolina 

Ben Colley, North Carolina 

Sam Lewis, North Carolina 

Simonas Bilis, NC State 

ALL-ACC 

Stephen Coetzer, NC State 

Soeren Dahl, NC State 

Ryan Held, NC State 

Derek Hren, NC State 

Anton Ipsen, NC State 

Christian McCurdy, NC State 

Andreas Schiellerup, NC State 

Hennessey Stuart, NC State 

David Williams, NC State 

Dominic Giordano, Pitt 

JB Kolod, Virginia 

Robert Owen, Virginia Tech 

Jake Ores, Virginia Tech 

Brandon Fiala, Virginia Tech 

Thomas Shinholser, Virginia Tech 

Logan Stevens, Virginia Tech 

1954 NC State 

1955 NC State 

1956 NC State 





1960 Maryland 

1961 Maryland 


NC State 

1962 Maryland 

1963 Maryland 

1964 Maryland 


1965 Maryland 

1966 NC State 

1967 NC State 

1968 NC State 

1969 NC State 

1970 Maryland 

1971 NC State 


Luke Keffer, Boston College 

David Armstrong, Duke 

Michael Miller, Duke 

Kazumu Takabayashi, Duke 

Clay Sanders, Duke 

Kevin Fraser, Duke 

Tyler Toren, Duke 

Dylan Grisell, Florida State 

Anthony Lyons, Florida State 

Tyler Roberge, Florida State 

Cole Hensley, Florida State 

Noah Harasz, Georgia Tech 

Andrew Kosic, Georgia Tech 

Yuval Safra, Georgia Tech 

Nico Van Duijn, Georgia Tech 

Brian Woodbury, Georgia Tech 

Addison Bray, Louisville 

Trevor Carroll, Louisville 

Rudy Edelen, Louisville 

Josh Quallen, Louisville 

Grigory Tarasvich, Louisville 

1972 NC State 

1973 NC State 

1974 NC State 

1975 NC State 

1976 NC State 

1977 NC State 

1978 NC State 

1979 NC State 

1980 NC State 

1981 NC State 

1982 NC State 


1984 NC State 

1985 NC State 

1986 Clemson 

1987 Virginia 



1990 Virginia 


1992 NC State 








1999 Virginia 

2000 Virginia 

2001 Virginia 

2002 Virginia 

2003 Virginia 

2004 Virginia 

2005 Virginia 

2006 Virginia 


2008 Virginia 

2009 Virginia 

2010 Virginia 

2011 Virginia 

2012 Virginia 

2013 Virginia 

2014 Virginia Tech 

2015 NC State 

Aaron Young, Louisville 

Patrick Riess, North Carolina 

Soren Dahl, NC State 

Ryan Held, NC State 

Derek Hren, NC State 

Anton Ipsen, NC State 

Adam Linker, NC State 

Christian McCurdy, NC State 

Hennessey Stuart, NC State 

Ryan Wilkinson, NC State 

Andrew Jensen, Notre Dame 

Cameron Miller, Notre Dame 

Zachary Lierly, Pitt 

Spencer Gray, Pitt 

Carl Buergler, Virginia 

Colby Shinholser, Virginia 

Kyle Butts, Virginia Tech 

Brandon Fiala, Virginia Tech 

Morgan Latimer, Virginia Tech 

Logan Stevens, Virginia Tech 

30 2014-15 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS / WINTER SPORTS

ACC WOMen’s Fencing 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions 2014-15 / Virginia 

Champion / Notre dame 

Fencer of the Year, Epee 

Olivia Adragna 



Ashley Severson 

Notre Dame 

Fencer of the Year, Foil 

Lee Kiefer 

Notre Dame 


Ron Miller 


Fencer of the Year, Sabre 

Gillian Litynski 



of the Year 

Lee Kiefer 

Notre Dame 









1978 Maryland 

1979 Clemson 


2015 Notre Dame 

Olivia Adragna, Boston College 

Haley Fisher, Duke 

Jennifer Ling, Duke 

Sarah Collins, Duke 

Gillian Litynski, North Carolina 

Ashley Severson, Notre Dame 

Claudia Kulmacz, Notre Dame 

Francesca Russo, Notre Dame 

Lee Kiefer, Notre Dame 

Nicole Ameli, Notre Dame 


- NOTRE DAME captured the ACC title as the league held its first Women’s 

Fencing Championship on Feb. 22 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The Fighting 

Irish, ranked second nationally, defeated Boston College (19-8), Duke (19- 

8), and North Carolina (24-3) en route to the championship. 

- Notre Dame’s Lee Kiefer was named the ACC Championship MVP after 

dominating the foil competition. 

- Notre Dame led ACC teams in NCAA competition with 156 total points 

(combined men’s and women’s) to place third in the overall team scoring. 

Duke was ninth with 67, while Boston College finished in 20th place with 16 

points and North Carolina in 21st with 15. 

- Two Notre Dame fencers won individual NCAA titles. Lee Kiefer went 21-2 

in foil pool play with a +69 indicator to advance as the top seed, before 

defeating St. John’s Marta Hausman, 15-7, in the semifinals and Columbia’s 

Margaret Lu, 15-13, in the title bout. The title is her third in three years 

as Keifer becomes the sixth fencer to win three in her freshman through 

junior seasons. 

- The Fighting Irish’s Francesca Russo claimed the fourth seed in sabre with 

a 15-8 record in pool play, and then defeated top-seeded Adrienne Jarocki 

of Harvard, 15-12, in the semifinals. In the title bout, Russo cruised to a 15-6 

victory over Penn State’s Karen Chang to become the ninth freshman to 

win a title. 

- Kiefer and Russo were two of 13 women fencers from the ACC selected for 

the NCAA Championships, which were held March 19-22 at Ohio State. 

Sabre 

Gillian Litynski, North Carolina 

Claudia Kulmacz, Notre Dame 

Foil 

Lee Kiefer, Notre Dame 

Nicole McKee, Notre Dame 

Epée 

Nicole Ameli, Notre Dame 

Ashley Severson, Notre Dame 

ALL-ACC 


ACC Men’s Fencing 

2014-15 Champion / Notre dame AWARD WINNERS 



Garrett McGrath 

Notre Dame 


Gia Kvaratskhelia 

Notre Dame 

Fencer of the Year, Foil 

Ariel DeSmet 

Notre Dame 


of the Year 

Ariel DeSmet 

Notre Dame 

Fencer of the Year, Sabre 

Jonathan Fitzgerald 

Notre Dame 

- NOTRE DAME captured the ACC title as the league held its first Men’s Fencing 

Championship since 1980 on Feb. 21 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. It marked 

the return of fencing as a sanctioned championship sport to the ACC, 

which previously held a men’s championship for 10 seasons, from 1971 

through 1980. 

- The Fighting Irish, in their first season of ACC fencing competition, finished 

the Championship team competition with a perfect 3-0 record. Notre Dame 

was led by its foil squad, which defeated Boston College and Duke by 8-1 

scores and blanked North Carolina 9-0 for a combined tally of 25-2. 

- Notre Dame’s Ariel DeSmet was named the ACC Championship MVP after 

posting a 7-0 record in the foil competition. 

- Two of the ACC’s four teams – Notre Dame at No. 3 and Duke at No. 9 – 

finished the regular season ranked among the nation’s top 10 by 

CollegeFencing360.com. 

- Notre Dame led ACC teams in NCAA competition with 156 total points 

(combined men’s and women’s) to place third overall. Duke was ninth with 

67, while Boston College finished in 20th place with 16 points and North 

Carolina in 21st with 15. 

- Nine men fencers from the ACC earned spots in the 2015 NCAA 

Championships, which were held March 19-22 at Ohio State. 

ALL-ACC 

Sabre 

Jonathan Fitzgerald, Notre Dame 

Jonah Shainberg, Notre Dame 








1978 Maryland 

1979 Clemson 





Chris Monti, Duke 

Dean Ischiropoulos, Duke 

Jan Maceczek, Duke 

Pascual Di Tella, Duke 

Ariel De Smet, Notre Dame 

Garrett McGrath, Notre Dame 

John Hallsten, Notre Dame 

Jonah Shainberg, Notre Dame 

Jonathan Fitzgerald, Notre Dame 

Nicholas Hanahan, Notre Dame 

Virgile Collineau, Notre Dame 

Foil 

Virgile Collineau, Notre Dame 

Ariel DeSmet, Notre Dame 

Epée 

Garrett McGrath, Notre Dame 

Ethan Grab, Boston College 


ACC WOMen’s Indoor Track & Field 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions 2014-15 / Virginia Champion / Clemson 


Chelsea Jarvis 

Florida State 


Mark Elliott 

Clemson 

Field Performer 

of the Year 

Megan Clark 

Duke 


of the Year 

Colleen Quigley 

Florida State 

Track Performer 

of the Year 

Natoya Goule 

Clemson 

1987 Virginia 





1992 Clemson 







Anima Banks, Duke 

Erica Brand, Duke 

Megan Clark, Duke 

Madison Granger, Duke 

Lauren Hansson, Duke 

Urina Harrell, Duke 

Karli Johonnot, Duke 

Elizabeth Kerpon, Duke 

Teddi Maslowksi, Duke 

Madeline Price, Duke 

Chelsea Jarvis, Florida State 



Kellion Knibb, Florida State 

Sage Watson, Florida State 

Sydnee Over, Florida State 

Dolly Nyemah, Louisville 

Bre’Yana Wash, Louisville 

Lea Johnson, Miami 

Tiffany Okieme, Miami 










2005 Miami 

2006 Miami 





2010 Clemson 

2011 Clemson 

2012 Clemson 

2013 Clemson 


2015 Clemson 

Brittany Hull, North Carolina 

Tory Kemp, North Carolina 

Cameron Overstreet, North Carolina 

Xenia Rahn, North Carolina 



Joanna Thomson, NC State 


Margaret Bamgbose, Notre Dame 

Mary-Esther Gourdin, Notre Dame 

Jessica Harris, Notre Dame 

Emily Morris, Notre Dame 

Rachel Rhodes, Notre Dame 


Haley Springman, Pitt 

Shaina Harrison, Syracuse 


Christine Bohan, Virginia 

Johnna Dominick, Virginia Tech 



Nyki Caldwell, Wake Forest 

- CLEMSON captured its fifth ACC women’s Indoor Championship in six years and 

its sixth overall at Blacksburg, Virginia, on Feb. 28 with 102 team points. Florida 

State (81) finished in second place, and Notre Dame (74) took third. 

- Notre Dame’s Molly Seidel earned Most Valuable Track Performer honors at the 

ACC Championships, while Clemson’s Mimi Land took home the Most Valuable 

Field Performer award. 

- Clemson’s women also led conference teams in scoring with 15 points and 

a 12th-place finish in the NCAA Championships. Duke (11 points) placed 21st, 

Florida State (10) in 24th and North Carolina (9) in 26th. 

- ACC women earned All-America honors in 26 events at the NCAA Championships, 

led by 800 meters gold medalist Natoya Goule of Clemson. 

- Duke junior Megan Clark took the silver medal at the NCAAs in the women’s pole 

vault with a 4.5 meter effort (14-9) that tied the ACC record. North Carolina’s 

Xenia Rahn took a bronze medal in the women’s pentathlon and set a new ACC 

mark with 4,450 points. 

- The regular season saw Boston College senior Liv Westphal run the women’s 

5,000 meters in a league-record time of 15:31.82 in early December. 

- Two more ACC women’s marks were set later in the regular season, with 

Miami sophomore Shakima Wimbley racing to a women’s 400 time of 51.82 

and Florida State’s Colleen Quigley delivering a mile time of 4:29.67, which at 

the time ranked as the fifth-fastest in NCAA history. 

Laura Hottenrott, Boston College 


Iana Amsterdam, Clemson 


Tanisha Coppin, Clemson 

Samantha Elliott, Clemson 

Nia Fluker, Clemson 

Natoya Goule, Clemson 

Sabria Hadley, Clemson 

Myasia Jacobs, Clemson 

Olivia James, Clemson 

Mimi Land, Clemson 

Deja Parrish, Clemson 

Torie Robinson, Clemson 

Anasterasia Terrell, Clemson 

Anima Banks, Duke 



Madison Granger, Duke 

Lauren Hanssonm, Duke 

Urina Harrell, Duke 



Madeline Kopp, Duke 

Teddi Maslowski, Duke 


Kali Davis-White, Florida State 

Der’Renae Freeman, Florida State 

Kala Funderburk, Florida State 

Chelsea Jarvis, Florida State 

Lakitta Johnson, Florida State 

ALL-ACC 

Kellion Knibb, Florida State 




Grete Sadeiko, Florida State 

Helene Swanepoel, Florida State 

Carissa Tipler, Georgia Tech 

Bailey Weiland, Georgia Tech 

Chanel Krause, Louisville 



Kelsey Balkwill, Miami 


Stefani Kerrison, Miami 


Shakima Wimbley, Miami 

Emily Godwin, North Carolina 

Brittany Hull, North Carolina 

Tory Kemp, North Carolina 


Cameron Overstreet, North Carolina 



Nicole Chavis, NC State 

Samantha George, NC State 



Tiana Patillo, NC State 

Alexis Perry, NC State 

Megan Rempel, NC State 

Lacey Shuman, NC State 

Paisley Simmons, NC State 

Joanna Thompson, NC State 

Sequoia Watkins, NC State 



Jade Barber, Notre Dame 

Parker English, Notre Dame 

Mary Esther Gourdin, Notre Dame 

Amber Lalla, Notre Dame 


Rachel Rhodes, Notre Dame 


Jordan Shead, Notre Dame 

Haley Springman, Pitt 


Regine Hunter, Syracuse 


Sofia Mossberg, Syracuse 


Bridget Guy, Virginia 

Jordan Lavender, Virginia 

Johnna Dominick, Virginia Tech 



Shannon Morton, Virginia Tech 


Amanda Smith, Virginia Tech 


Sydney White, Wake Forest 


ACC Men’s Indoor Track & Field 

2014-15 Champion / Virginia Tech AWARD WINNERS 



Kendal Williams 

Florida State 


Dave Cianelli 

Virginia Tech 


of the Year 

Manuel Ziegler 

Virginia Tech 


of the Year 

Martin Hehir 

Syracuse 


of the Year 

Tevin Hester 

Clemson 

- VIRGINIA TECH captured its third ACC Indoor Track and Field Championship 

on Feb. 28 before a home crowd at Rector Field House. The Hokies placed 

first with 101 team points. Florida State placed second with 86.5, and 

Virginia was third with 71. 

- Clemson’s Tevin Hester and Syracuse’s Martin Hehir earned Co-Most 

Valuable Track Performer honors at the ACC Championships, while NC 

State’s Jonathan Addison and Virginia’s Jordan Young were the Co-Most 

Valuable Field Performers. 

- Virginia led conference teams in scoring with eight points and a 23rd-place 

finish at the NCAA Championships. Virginia Tech, which led all ACC schools 

with seven qualifiers in the NCAA men’s field, also finished among the top 

30 with seven team points (28th place). 

- ACC men earned All-America honors in 26 events at the NCAA Championships, 

led by Louisville’s Ben Williams, who took home a bronze medal in the triple 

jump with a distance of 16.53 meters (54-2). 

- One ACC overall men’s record fell during the ACC Championships, where 

Virginia Tech’s Manuel Ziegler posted a triple jump of 16.61 meters (54-6). 

The effort topped the previous record of 16.57m (54-4.5) by NC State’s 

Mike Patton. That record had stood since 1998. 

- Virginia Tech’s Thomas Curtin was named the USTFCCCA Southeast Region 

Track Performer of the Year, NC State’s Jonathan Addison the Field 

Performer of the Year and Virginia Tech’s Dave Cianelli the Coach of the 

Year. The Hokies’ Ben Thomas was named the region’s Men’s Assistant 

Coach of the Year. 

1954 Maryland 


1956 Maryland 

1957 Maryland 

1958 Maryland 

1959 Maryland 

1960 Maryland 

1961 Maryland 

1962 Maryland 

1963 Maryland 

1964 Maryland 

1965 Maryland 

1966 Maryland 

1967 Maryland 

1968 Maryland 

1969 Maryland 

1970 Maryland 

1971 Maryland 

1972 Maryland 

1973 Maryland 

1974 Maryland 

1975 Maryland 


1976 Maryland 

1977 Maryland 

1978 Maryland 

1979 Maryland 

1980 Maryland 

1987 Clemson 

1988 NC State 

1989 Clemson 

1990 Clemson 

1991 Clemson 

1992 Clemson 

1993 Clemson 




1997 Clemson 

1998 Clemson 

1999 Clemson 

2000 Clemson 

2001 Clemson 

2002 Clemson 






2007 Florida State* 








2015 Virginia Tech 

No indoor championships 

were held between 1981 

and 1986. 

* Title vacated per 

NCAA ruling 

Jorel Belafonte, Clemson 

Elijah Britton, Clemson 

Shai Carpenter, Clemson 

Michael Cheeks, Clemson 

Tevin Hester, Clemson 

Jeffrey Green, Clemson 

Cordell Lamb, Clemson 

James Plummer, Clemson 

Torian Ware, Clemson 

Stephen Boals, Duke 

Henry Farley, Duke 

Chaz Hawkins, Duke 

Tanner Johnson, Duke 

Nate McClafferty, Duke 

Ian Rock, Duke 

Brian Schoepfer, Duke 

Shaun Thompson, Duke 

Jake Burton, Florida State 

Michael Cherry, Florida State 

Austin Droogsma, Florida State 

Cejhae Greene, Florida State 


Cristobal Hurtado-Arteaga, Florida State 

Paul Madzivire, Florida State 




Kendal Williams, Florida State 

Stargell Williams, Florida State 

Spencer Allen, Georgia Tech 

Jonathan Gardner, Georgia Tech 

ALL-ACC 

Nikita Kirillov, Georgia Tech 

Calvin Arsenault, Louisville 

Josh Hall, Louisville 


Oliver Newport, Louisville 

Ben Williams, Louisville 

Christian Cook, Miami 

John-Patrick Friday, Miami 

Josh Johnson, Miami 

Carlos Mangum, Miami 

David Njoku, Miami 

Mark Derrick, North Carolina 

Paul Haley, North Carolina 

AJ Hicks, North Carolina 

Javonte Lipsey, North Carolina 

Cory Nicholls, North Carolina 

Ryan Ramsey, North Carolina 

Kenneth Selmon, North Carolina 

Sean Sutton, North Carolina 

Ceo Ways, North Carolina 

Jonathan Addison, NC State 

Christopher Giesting, Notre Dame 

Alex Groesch, Notre Dame 

Harvey Smith, Notre Dame 

Brent Swanberg, Notre Dame 

Eric Ways, Notre Dame 

Luke Gallaher, Pitt 

Ashad Johnson-Conley, Pitt 

Chris Tate, Pitt 

Andrew Wells, Pitt 


Jabari Butler, Syracuse 


Donald Pollitt II, Syracuse 

Payton Hazzard, Virginia 

Nathan Kiley, Virginia 

Kyle King, Virginia 

Mike Marsella, Virginia 

Filip Mihaljevic, Virginia 

Ryan Satchell, Virginia 

Henry Wynne, Virginia 

Jordan Young, Virginia 

Jared Allison, Virginia Tech 


Vincent Ciattei, Virginia Tech 

J.C. Coleman, Virginia Tech 

Thomas Curtin, Virginia Tech 

Martin Dally, Virginia Tech 

Kevin DeWillie, Virginia Tech 


Brad Johnson, Virginia Tech 

Patrick Joseph, Virginia Tech 

Tomas Kruzliak, Virginia Tech 

Grant Pollock, Virginia Tech 

Stuart Robertson, Virginia Tech 

James Steck, Virginia Tech 

Chris Uhle, Virginia Tech 

Manuel Ziegler, Virginia Tech 

Michael Cyphers, Wake Forest 


Simon Holden, Wake Forest 

John Maurins, Wake Forest 

34 2014-15 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS / WINTER SPORTS 

Brett Bofinger, Duke 

Henry Farley, Duke 

Connor Hall, Duke 

Carl Heinz, Duke 


Nate McClafferty, Duke 


Brian Schoepfer, Duke 

Shaun Thompson, Duke 

Cristobal Hurtado-Arteaga, 

Florida State 



Nathan Daniel, Georgia Tech 


Calvin Arsenault, Louisville 


Marcus Motill, Louisville 

Brad Vivace, Louisville 


Gian Ragonesi, Miami 

A.J. Hicks, North Carolina 


Jule Rich, NC State 

Jacob Thomson, NC State 



Brent Swanberg, Notre Dame 


Desmond Palmer, Pitt 



Thomas Madden, Virginia 





Torben Laidig, Virginia Tech 

James Steck, Virginia Tech 


Alex Krall, Wake Forest

ACC WRESTLING 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions 2014-15 / Virginia Champion / VIRGINIA 


Kevin Jack 

NC State 


Kevin Dresser 

Virginia Tech 

Wrestler of the Year 

Nick Gwiazdowski 

NC State 


of the Year 

Tyler Wilps 

Pitt 

1954 Maryland 

1955 Maryland 

1956 Maryland 

1957 Maryland 

1958 Maryland 

1959 Maryland 

1960 Maryland 

1961 Maryland 

1962 Maryland 

1963 Maryland 

1964 Maryland 

1965 Maryland 

1966 Maryland 

1967 Maryland 

1968 Maryland 

1969 Maryland 

1970 Maryland 

1971 Maryland 

1972 Maryland 

1973 Maryland 

1974 Virginia 


1975 Virginia 

1976 NC State 

1977 Virginia 

1978 NC State 



1981 NC State 

1982 NC State 

1983 NC State 





1988 NC State 

1989 NC State 

1990 NC State 

1991 NC State 





Evan Botwin, Duke 

Marcus Cain, Duke 

Brian Dorsey, Duke 

Jake Faust, Duke 

Jacob Kasper, Duke 

Frank Abbondanza, North Carolina 

Nick Gwiazdowski, NC State 

Nicky Hall, NC State 

Bryce Meredith, NC State 

Peter Renda, NC State 

Dom Forys, Pitt 

Tyler Wilps, Pitt 

Joe Spisak, Virginia 

Nick Sulzer, Virginia 

Devin Carter, Virginia Tech 

Jared Haught, Virginia Tech 


1996 NC State 





2001 NC State 

2002 NC State 


2004 NC State 



2007 NC State 

2008 Maryland 

2009 Maryland 

2010 Virginia 

2011 Maryland 

2012 Maryland 


2014 Virginia Tech 


- VIRGINIA captured its fifth ACC wrestling championship and its second 

under head coach Steve Garland. The Cavaliers placed six wrestlers in the 

ACC Championship finals at Pitt on March 8. The Cavaliers finished with 

85.5 teams points. Pitt, hosting its first conference championship in any 

sport since joining the league for the 2013-14 season, placed second with 

71. Virginia Tech was third with 59.5, followed by Duke with 44 points, North 

Carolina with 42 and NC State with 31. 

- Pitt’s Tyler Wilps (174 pounds) was voted the Most Valuable Wrestler of the 

Championship by the league’s six head coaches and went on to a runnerup 

NCAA finish. 

- All six ACC teams placed in the top 28 of the NCAA Championships, led by 

Virginia Tech in 10th place. It marked the third consecutive top-10 finish in 

NCAA competition for the Hokies. 

- The ACC had an all-time high of 10 wrestlers earn All-America honors at the 

NCAA Championships, led by two-time heavyweight national champion Nick 

Gwiazdowski of NC State. Gwiazdowski became just the third wrestler in 

conference history to earn multiple national titles. 

- Virginia Tech placed atop the ACC standings during the regular season, 

posting a 5-0 mark in dual matches versus league opponents. 

- The ACC sent 36 wrestlers – 29 automatic qualifiers and seven who 

received at-large bids – to the NCAA Championships at St Louis on March 

19-21. 

- ACC wrestlers recorded 20 wins over higher-seeded opponents at the 


Mitch Finesilver, Duke 

Conner Hartman, Duke 

Jacob Kasper, Duke 

Christian Barber, North Carolina 

Ethan Ramos, North Carolina 

Joey Ward, North Carolina 

Nick Gwiazdowski, NC State 

Mikey Racciato, Pitt 

Ryan Solomon, Pitt 

Max Thomusseit, Pitt 

ALL-ACC 

Tyler Wilps, Pitt 

Andrew Atkinson, Virginia 

Blaise Butler, Virginia 

George DiCamillo, Virginia 

Nick Herrman, Virginia 

Zach Nye, Virginia 

Nick Sulzer, Virginia 

Nick Brascetta, Virginia Tech 

Devin Carter, Virginia Tech 

Joey Dance, Virginia Tech 


ACC WOMEN’s BASKETBALL 

2015 Champion / NOTRE DAME 


- NOTRE DAME, ranked second nationally, scored a 71-58 win over Florida 

State in the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament final March 8 at 

Greensboro, North Carolina. With the victory, the Fighting Irish clinched 

their second ACC title in an as many seasons as a conference member. 

- Notre Dame, which also finished atop the ACC regular-season standings 

with a 15-1 league record, became the first team to repeat as conference 

outright regular season and tournament champion since Duke did so four 

straight seasons from 2001 through 2004. 

- Eight ACC teams earned berths in the 2015 NCAA Tournament, matching the 

league record set in 2014. The ACC’s five top-four tournament seeds were 

the most of any league. 

- With three additional teams selected to the WNIT, the ACC also led all 

conferences with 11 total squads taking part in postseason play. 

- With Notre Dame advancing the to the NCAA final and finishing as runner-up 

to champion Connecticut, this season marked the 20th appearance in the 

Final Four by a current ACC member school and 17th by a team representing 

the conference. 

- Notre Dame’s appearance in the national championship game was the 11th 

by a current ACC member school and the seventh by a team representing 

the conference. 

- A league-record five ACC teams were among the Sweet 16 of the 2015 NCAA 

Tournament field, leading all conferences this season and tying for the 

second-most in tournament history. 

- The ACC continued a streak of placing at least one team in the regional 

semifinals every year since the NCAA Women’s Championship began in 

1982 and brought the total number of ACC squads reaching the women’s 

regional finals over the past 34 years to 83. 

- ACC teams posted a 17-8 record in NCAA Tournament play. It marked the 

19th consecutive year that conference teams finished .500 or better in 

NCAA play. 

- The ACC led all conferences with five teams ranked among the top 16 of 

both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches polls. The ACC’s three 

top 10 teams ranked in the Coaches Poll (No. 2 Notre Dame, No. 7 Florida 

State and No. 8 Louisville) also led the nation. 

- Eight ACC teams posted at least 20 wins in 2014-15, and two posted at least 

30 wins (Notre Dame with 36 and Florida State with 32). 

- Notre Dame’s Jewell Loyd was recognized as the National Player of the Year 

by espnW, and Florida State’s Sue Semrau was named National Coach of 

the Year by the Associated Press, WBCA, Basketball Times and espnW. 

- Duke senior Elizabeth Williams became the first student-athlete in ACC 

women’s basketball history to be selected as an Associated Press All- 

American all four years of her collegiate career. Williams is also the first to 

be voted ACC Defensive Player of the Year each of her four seasons and the 

second to be selected All-ACC First Team four times. 



AWARD WINNERS 


Brianna Turner 

Notre Dame 


Sue Semrau 

Florida State 

Sixth Player of the Year 

Shakayla Thomas 

Florida State 


Jewell Loyd 

Notre Dame 

Defensive 


Elizabeth Williams 

Duke 

Kay Yow Scholar- 



Duke 

ALL-ACC 

First Team 

Elizabeth Williams, Duke 

Adut Bulgak, Florida State 

Kaela Davis, Georgia Tech 

Adrienne Motley, Miami 

Allisha Gray, North Carolina 

Stephanie Mavunga, North Carolina 

Jewell Loyd, Notre Dame 

Brianna Turner, Notre Dame 

Brianna Kiesel, Pitt 

Dearica Hamby, Wake Forest 


1978 Maryland 


1979 Maryland 


1980 NC State 

1999 Clemson 

1981 Maryland 

2000 Duke 

1982 Maryland 

2001 Duke 

1983 Maryland 

2002 Duke 


2003 Duke 

1985 NC State 

2004 Duke 

1986 Maryland 


1987 NC State 


1988 Maryland 


1989 Maryland 


1990 Virginia 

2009 Maryland 

1991 NC State 

2010 Duke 

1992 Virginia 

2011 Duke 

1993 Virginia 

2012 Maryland 


2013 Duke 


2014 Notre Dame 

1996 Clemson 


Second Team 

Azura Stevens, Duke 

Leticia Romero, Florida State 

Mariya Moore, Louisville 

Alexis Peterson, Syracuse 

Faith Randolph, Virginia 


Azura Stevens, Duke 

Shakayla Thomas, Florida State 


Brianna Turner, Notre Dame 

Mikayla Venson, Virginia 


Nicole Boudreau, Boston College Jassany, Williams, Miami 

Kelly Hughes, Boston College 

Ashley Williams, NC State 

Tiffany Lewis, Clemson 

Brianna Kiesel, Pitt 

Elizabeth Williams, Duke 

Yacine Diop, Pitt 

Rebecca Greenwell, Duke 

Monica Wignot, Pitt 

Brittany Brown, Florida State 

Brianna Butler, Syracuse 

Roddreka Rogers, Georgia Tech 

Breyana Mason, Virginia 

Sara Hammond, Louisville 

Faith Randolph, Virginia 

Myisha Hines-Allen, Louisville 

Rachel Camp, Virginia Tech 


Vanessa Panousis, Virginia Tech 



2006 Maryland 



ACC Legends 

The ACC Tournament continues to embrace the history of 

women’s basketball in the conference with the Legends program. 

The 11th annual class of ACC Women’s Basketball Legends was 

honored at the Legends’ Brunch on Saturday, March 7 and then 

introduced at halftime of the first semifinal game. 

Clare Droesch • Boston College 

Amy McGowan • Clemson 

Alana Beard • Duke 

Cherry Rivers • Florida State 

Sonja Gamby • Georgia Tech 

Nell Knox • Louisville 

Ferne Labati • Miami 

Tracy Reid • North Carolina 

Jennifer Wolgemuth • NC State 

Natalie Achonwa • Notre Dame 

Debbie Lewis • Pitt 

Martha Rowe • Syracuse 

Audra Smith • Virginia 

Kerri Gardin • Virginia Tech 

Janice Collins • Wake Forest 

ACC/Big Ten Challenge 

ACC Tournament 

• The Atlantic Coast Conference, along with its 

Official Corporate Champions, hosted the annual 

ACC FanFest event in conjunction with the 2015 ACC 

Women’s Basketball Tournament at the Greensboro 

Coliseum. ACC FanFest was held in and around the 

30,000-square-foot Pavilion adjacent to the main 

entrance of the Greensboro Coliseum. The free event 

featured ACC Corporate Champion attractions, live 

entertainment, appearances by the ACC mascots, an 

interactive sport court, an ACC Trivia game show, free 

face painting, food/drinks, an official Tournament 

merchandise store, interactive games and novelty 

stations, daily giveaways, ACC Legends autograph 

signing, and fun for the entire family. 

• The ACC hosted Wear Pink Wednesday on Wednesday, 

March 4 to honor those in the community who have 

been touched by cancer. Participating organizations 

included the Kay Yow Cancer Fund and Earlier.org, a 

partner of the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. 

Survivors were invited to attend the opening day 

games and participate in a ceremony during halftime of the 6:30 p.m. game. 

• The 15 ACC mascots visited Guilford Elementary School on Thursday, March 

5. During the visit, children had the opportunity to learn more about the 

conference, have their photo taken with their favorite ACC mascots and 

participate in basketball drills. 

• The ACC hosted its fifth annual “Mascot Night presented by Food Lion” during 

the final session on Friday, March 6. The mascots from each of the 15 ACC 

institutions were on hand at the Greensboro Coliseum to greet and interact 

with patrons, pose for photos and bring family fun to those in attendance for 

Session 8 (6 & 8 p.m. games) of the Tournament. 

• The ACC once again collaborated with Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) to 

invite WWP injured service members and their guests to the semifinal games 

on Saturday, March 7. More than 130 soldiers and family members participated 

in the event and enjoyed hospitality and game tickets. The soldiers were each 

recognized on court during a pregame ceremony. 

• The ACC continued an initiative to recognize local Teachers of the Year, by inviting 

them to ACC Championship events. The Guilford County Schools 2015 Teacher 

of the Year finalists and their guests were invited to attend the championship 

game of the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. 

the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, one of the most anticipated events 

of the non-conference season, provided regional and national 

exposure for the league on back-to-back nights (Wednesday, Dec. 

3 and Thursday, Dec. 4). For only the second time in ACC/Big Ten 

Challenge history, the two storied 

conferences played to a tie in 

the 2014 Challenge, each winning 

seven games. The ACC is 6-0-2 

all-time in the Challenge with a 

54-39 record against the Big Ten 

in Challenge games. 

Florida St. 67, Purdue 64 (OT) 

Pitt 78, Ohio St. 74 

Michigan 83, Wake Forest 69 

Indiana 76, Boston College 67 

Notre Dame 92, Maryland 72 

Minnesota 60, at NC St. 55 

Nebraska 60, Duke 54 

Illinois 86, Virginia 63 

North Carolina 96, Rutgers 93 (2OT) 

Michigan St. 79, Georgia Tech 73 (OT) 

Syracuse 61, Penn St. 39 

Louisville 86, Iowa 52 

Virginia Tech 45, Northwestern 70 

Miami 66, Wisconsin 54 



ACC School Partnership 

The Atlantic Coast Conference completed its 12th year of the “ACC 

Community School Day Program,” which culminated by allowing more than 

12,000 enthusiastic students — representing 12 county schools districts - 

to attend the 2015 ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament at the Greensboro 

Coliseum. 

this educational partnership was created and developed in 2004 and now 

includes a broad-based elementary and middle school curriculum guide. 

The curriculum and lesson plans relate to ACC Women’s Basketball and are 

available to teachers in physical education, science, social studies, math, 

language arts and character development. Approved lesson plans are posted 

on www.learnnc.org. 

the PTA presidents from participating schools were invited to the ACC 

Women’s Basketball Tournament. During PTA Night on Friday, March 6, the 

presidents had the opportunity to play “Simon Sez” during halftime of the 

6 p.m. game. The winner received a $1,000 Food Lion gift card for his or her 

school. 

in addition to school attendance at the tournament, Virginia Tech, the No. 

15 seed in the ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament, visited an elementary 

school on Tuesday, March 3 as part of the Greensboro News & Record’s 

Newspapers in Education (NIE) program presented by the Official Corporate 

Champions of the ACC. Millis Road Elementary was the winner of the NIE “ACC 

Team Spirit” video contest. Top grade winners also received free tickets to 

ACC Mascot Night and other ACC prizes. 

Naismith Legacy AWARD 

the ACC was recognized as a 

recipient of the Naismith Legacy 

Award during the league’s 

men’s and women’s basketball 

tournaments. The Naismith 

Legacy Award is presented to 

players, coaches and other 

individuals or organizations 

from the game of basketball 

honoring their roles in 

furthering the values of honor, 

respect and integrity both on 

and off the court – values that 

were very close to the heart of 

Dr. James Naismith. 

WNBA Draft 

The WNBA Draft was held on Thursday, April 16. The ACC had four players 

drafted — including three in the first round (picks, 1, 4, 6), the most of any 

league — and the top pick in the second round. Notre Dame guard Jewell Loyd 

was selected with the overall No. 1 pick by Seattle. Duke’s Elizabeth Williams 

was selected with fourth pick by the Connecticut Sun and Wake Forest’s 

Dearica Hamby went sixth to the San Antonio Stars. Pitt’s Brianna Kiesel was 

selected with the first pick of the second round (13th overall) by the Tulsa 

Shock. The ACC has had at least one player go in the first round in each of the 

last 10 drafts, and current membership accounts for 44 first-round picks. 

Media DAY 

Held at Grandover Resort in Greensboro, on 

Wednesday, October 22, the 15 head basketball 

coaches and 26 student-athletes gathered to meet 

with credentialed media members and television 

partners. The media contingency included national, 

regional and local print and television entities (ESPN, 

the Associated Press, FOX Sports, Raycom, ACC 

Digital Network, etc.) 

ACC, Greensboro Served as Host for NCAA Regional 

The NCAA Women’s Basketball 

Committee selected the Atlantic 

Coast Conference and Greensboro 

Coliseum as hosts for the 

2015 NCAA Division I Women’s 

Basketball Championship Regional 

Round. The women’s regional 

championships were played on 

March 27 and 29. The ACC and the 

Coliseum previously hosted an 

NCAA Women’s Basketball Regional 

Championship in 1999, 2007 and 

2008. 


ACC MEN’s BASKETBALL 

2015 Champion / Notre Dame 


- NOTRE DAME claimed its first conference men’s basketball championship, 

defeating North Carolina, 90-82, in the New York Life ACC Tournament 

finals in Greensboro. 

- Virginia repeated as ACC regular-season champion to mark the first 

time in league history that the ACC has boasted a different regularseason, 

conference tournament and NCAA Championship team in the 

same year. 

- Duke defeated Wisconsin, 68-63, in the NCAA championship game at 

Indianapolis for the program’s fifth national title. It is the nation-leading 

sixth national championship by an ACC school in the last 15 years and 

the 13th overall. 

- Six ACC teams earned NCAA Tournament bids, and a league-record five 

teams earned Sweet 16 berths. Three – Duke, Louisville and Notre Dame 

– reached the Elite Eight. 

- With a 17-5 record in NCAA Tournament play, ACC teams have won half 

or more of their tournament games in 28 consecutive years. That’s the 

longest run of its kind. 

- The ACC’s 17 wins in the NCAA Tournament set a new league record and 

tied for the second-most by any conference all-time. 

- Duke’s Jahlil Okafor and Notre Dame’s Jerian Grant (New York Life ACC 

Tournament MVP) earned consensus All-America honors. Duke’s Tyus 

Jones was named the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Final Four. 

- Led by No. 1 Duke, the ACC had six teams ranked in the final Coaches’ 

Poll, including four among the top 10 and five among the top 12. 

- With Duke ranked No. 4, Virginia No. 6 and Notre Dame No. 8 by the 

Associated Press, the ACC extended its streak of having at least one 

team ranked in the top 10 of the final AP poll to 55 consecutive seasons. 

- The ACC was the only conference with two teams among the final NCAA 

RPI top seven (Duke at No. 5 and Virginia at No. 7). 

- For the first time in league history, three teams finished with 30 or 

more wins and six with at least 25 wins. 

- ACC posted a 167-51 (.766) record against non-conference teams during 

the 2014-15 season, including a nation’s best 21-11 record against 

nationally ranked teams. 

- With a Jan. 25 win over St. John’s at Madison Square Garden, Duke’s 

Mike Krzyzewski became the first NCAA Division I head coach to win 

1,000 games. He finished the season with 1,018 career wins following 

the Blue Devils’ run to the national title. 

- The 2014-15 season ended with past or present ACC coaches holding 

the top five places on the NCAA Tournament’s all-time win list. Duke’s 

Mike Krzyzewski leads with 88, followed by the late Dean Smith (North 

Carolina) and current UNC coach Roy Williams with 65 apiece. Syracuse’s 

Jim Boheim and Louisville’s Rick Pitino follow with 53 each. Krzyzewski, 

Williams and Pitino combined for 11 wins in the 2015 NCAAs. 

- With his fifth NCAA Championship, Duke’s Krzyzewski ranks second alltime 

only to the legendary John Wooden of UCLA, who won 10. 

- Miami advanced to the finals of the 2015 NIT at New York’s Madison 

Square Garden before losing to Stanford, 66-64, in overtime. 

- For a second straight year the ACC set a single-season attendance 

record, eclipsing the 3 million mark for the first time in league history. 

With three teams among the top four in average attendance (and four 

of the top seven in total attendance), the league’s 15 schools totaled 

3,069,296 over 263 regular-season games and seven New York Life ACC 

Tournament sessions. 



AWARD WINNERS 


Jahlil Okafor 

Duke 


Tony Bennett 

Virginia 

Sixth Man of the Year 

BeeJay Anya 

NC State 

Most Improved 

Rakeem Christmas 

Syracuse 


1978 Maryland 

1954 NC State 

1955 NC State 

1956 NC State 


1958 Maryland 

1959 NC State 

1960 Duke 



1963 Duke 

1964 Duke 

1965 NC State 

1966 Duke 




1970 NC State 

1971 South Carolina 


1973 NC State 

1974 NC State 


1976 Virginia 


1978 Duke 


1980 Duke 



1983 NC State 

1984 Maryland 


1986 Duke 

1987 NC State 

1988 Duke 




1992 Duke 




Jahlil Okafor 

Duke 

Defensive 


Darion Atkins 

Virginia 

Skip Prosser Scholar- 


Marcus Paige 






1999 Duke 

2000 Duke 

2001 Duke 

2002 Duke 

2003 Duke 

2004 Maryland 

2005 Duke 

2006 Duke 



2009 Duke 

2010 Duke 

2011 Duke 


2013 Miami 



ALL-ACC 

First Team 


Olivier Hanlan, Boston College Tyus Jones, Duke 

Jahlil Okafor, Duke 

Jahlil Okafor, Duke 

Jerian Grant, Notre Dame 

Justise Winslow, Duke 

Rakeem Christmas, Syracuse Xavier Rathan-Mayes, Florida State 

Malcolm Brogdon, Virginia 

Justin Jackson, North Carolina 

Second Team 

Honorable Mention 

Quinn Cook, Duke 


Montrezl Harrell, Louisville 

Xavier Rathan-Mayes, Florida State 

Terry Rozier, Louisville 

Tonye Jekiri, Miami 

Trevor Lacey, NC State 

Sheldon McClellan, Miami 

Justin Anderson, Virginia 

Angel Rodriguez, Miami 

Kennedy Meeks, North Carolina 

Third Team 

Jamel Artis, Pitt 

Tyus Jones, Duke 

Michael Young, Pitt 

Brice Johnson, North Carolina London Perrantes, Virginia 

Marcus Paige, North Carolina 

Codi Miller-McIntyre, Wake Forest 

Pat Connaughton, Notre Dame 

Anthony Gill, Virginia 


Jordan Roper, Clemson 

Chinanu Onuaku, Louisville 

Grayson Allen, Duke 

Terry Rozier, Louisville 

Amile Jefferson, Duke 

Quentin Snider, Louisville 

Tyus Jones, Duke 

Marcus Paige, North Carolina 

Marshall Plumlee, Duke 

Davon Reed, Miami 


Sheldon Jeter, Pitt 

Tadric Jackson, Georgia Tech 

James Robinson, Pitt 

Wayne Blackshear, Louisville 

Cameron Wright, Pitt 

Anton Gill, Louisville 

Christian Beyer, Virginia Tech 

Montrezl Harrell, Louisville 

Will Johnston, Virginia Tech 

Mangok Mathiang, Louisville 

Devin Wilson, Virginia Tech 



1974 NC State 


1983 NC State 

1991 Duke 

1992 Duke 


2001 Duke 

2002 Maryland 



2010 Duke 

2015 Duke 



ACC Legends 

The ACC Tournament continues to embrace the history of men’s 

basketball in the conference with the Legends program. The class 

of ACC Men’s Basketball Legends was honored at the Legends’ 

Luncheon on Friday, March 13 and then introduced at halftime of 

the first semifinal game. 

Malcolm Huckaby • Boston College 

Horace Grant • Clemson 

Shane Battier • Duke 

Doug Edwards • Florida State 

Bobby Cremins • Georgia Tech 

Junior Bridgeman • Louisville 

Darius Rice • Miami 

Franklin “Rusty” Clark • North Carolina 

Vinny Del Negro • NC State 

Troy Murphy • Notre Dame 

Billy Knight • Pitt 

Donald Hand • Virginia 

Charles Moir • Virginia Tech 

Dave Budd • Wake Forest 

Following Syracuse’s self-imposed postseason ban, Derrick Coleman requested 

that his participation in the ACC Legends program be delayed. Derrick’s decision 

has the full support of the Syracuse administration; and therefore, they did not 

have a representative in the 2015 ACC Men’s Basketball Legends Class. 

New York Life ACC Tournament 

• The Atlantic Coast Conference, along with its 

Official Corporate Champions, hosted the annual 

ACC FanFest event in conjunction with the 2015 

New York Life ACC Tournament at the Greensboro 

Coliseum. ACC FanFest was held in and around the 

30,000-square-foot Pavilion adjacent to the main 

entrance of the Greensboro Coliseum. The free event 

featured ACC Corporate Champion attractions, live 

entertainment, appearances by the ACC mascots, 

an interactive sport court, an ACC Trivia game 

show, free face painting, food/drinks, an official 

Tournament merchandise store, interactive games 

and novelty stations, daily giveaways, ACC Legends 

autograph signing, and fun for the entire family. 

• The ACC mascots visited Northern Guilford Middle 

School on Thursday, March 12. During the visit, 

children had the opportunity to interact with the 

mascots at a pep rally. 

• The ACC once again collaborated with Wounded 

Warrior Project® (WWP) to invite WWP injured 

service members and their guests to the game. The 

twenty invited Warriors and family members had 

VIP hospitality at FanFest and Championship Game 

tickets. In addition, two of these heroes took part in 

a special pregame ceremony on the court, while the 

colors were presented by the Air Force Reserves. 

• The ACC continued an initiative to recognize local 

Teachers of the Year, by inviting them to ACC 

Championship events. The Guilford County Schools 2015 Teacher of the Year 

finalists and their guests were invited to attend the championship game of the 

ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament. 

ACC/BIG TEN Challenge 

The ACC/Big Ten Challenge, one of the most anticipated events 

on the college basketball calendar, provided national exposure for 

the league on three-straight nights in early December across ESPN, 

ESPN2, and ESPNU. The ACC leads the series 10-4-2; the ACC won 

the first 10 consecutive challenges, while the Big Ten won the next 

three. The following two challenges resulted in ties. The most recent 

challenge was won by the Big Ten 8-6. In the 16 years of the event, 

seven of the challenges have been decided by a single game. 

Nebraska 70, Florida State 65 

Rutgers 69, Clemson 64 

Indiana 81, Pitt 69 

Minnesota 84, Wake Forest 69 

Michigan 68, Syracuse 65 

Miami 70, Illinois 61 

Purdue 66, NC State 61 

Louisville 64, Ohio State 55 

Notre Dame 79, Michigan State 78 (OT) 

Penn State 61, Virginia Tech 58 

Iowa 60, North Carolina 55 

Virginia 76, Maryland 65 

Georgia Tech 66, Northwestern 58 

Duke 80, Wisconsin 70 



Naismith Legacy AWARD 

The ACC was recognized as a recipient of the Naismith Legacy Award during 

the league’s men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. The Naismith 

Legacy Award is presented to players, coaches and other individuals or 

organizations from the game of basketball honoring their roles in furthering 

the values of honor, respect and integrity both on and off the court — values 

that were very close to the heart of Dr. James Naismith. 

Operation Basketball 

the league’s annual Operation 

Basketball was held in Charlotte 

at the Westin and ESPNU studios. 

Over 250 media members were 

credentialed, including national, 

regional and local radio, print, 

digital and television. While at 

ESPNU, coaches and studentathletes 

appeared across 

a number of programs and 

platforms including interviews 

with Jay Bilas, Shane Battier 

and Jay Williams; the coaches’ 

clicker with Dino Gaudio and Seth Greenberg; podcasts with Seth 

Greenberg and Andy Katz; and Sirius Radio. Player and coach press 

conference excerpts, returning player file highlights and B-roll from the 

event were posted on AVCS, with 241 total downloads of clips. 

NBA Draft 

the NBA Draft was held on Thursday, June 25. The ACC led all conferences 

with seven first-round picks and 12 players drafted overall in the 2015 NBA 

Draft. The total number of draftees was the highest for the ACC since 14 

players were chosen in 1987. This year’s picks came from seven schools. With 

seven first-round selections, the ACC is the only conference to have had at 

least four first-round picks in each of the past seven NBA drafts (2009-2015). 

The ACC also extended its streak of having at least one first-round selection 

to 27 consecutive years (1989-2015). Over the past seven years (2009-2015), 

the ACC leads all conferences with 39 first-round drafts picks; the Pac-12 and 

the SEC are tied for second with 26 first-round selections. The Big 12 is third 

with 24 first-round selections, followed by the Big East (21) and the Big Ten 

(17). 

ACC Shootout 

To engage youth basketball players, the ACC partnered with the YMCA of North Carolina to develop the ACC Shootout. This shooting competition, open to boys 

and girls 6-12 years of age, took place on back-to-back February weekends at a number of YMCAs in central and western North Carolina. The winners from the 

first weekend advanced to the market finals on the second weekend. Each market final age group winner (6-7, 8-9, 10-12) advanced to the Finals at the 2015 New 

York Life ACC Tournament in Greensboro. The 6-7 year olds competed at FanFest and the older two age groups competed at halftime of the Wednesday afternoon 

game between North Carolina and Louisville. Approximately 1,000 kids competed in the first-year program. 


SPRING Champions 


ACC WOMen’s OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions / 2015 Virginia Champion / Clemson 


Deja Parrish 

Clemson 


Mark Elliott 

Clemson 


of the Year 

Irena Sediva 

Virginia Tech 


of the Year 


Florida State 


of the Year 


Florida State 

1983 Virginia 

1984 Virginia 

1985 Virginia 

1986 Virginia 

1987 Virginia 




1991 Clemson 









1999 Clemson 







2005 Miami 

2006 Miami 




2010 Clemson 

2011 Clemson 

2012 Clemson 

2013 Clemson 


2015 Clemson 

- CLEMSON won the ACC women’s title for the fifth time in the last six years and 

the first time under head coach Mark Elliott as the ACC Outdoor Championships 

concluded May 16 at Florida State’s Mike Long Track. The Tigers led with 113.5 points. 

Florida State was next at 94.5, and Miami took third with 93 points. 

- Miami sprinter Shakima Wimbley earned Most Valuable Women’s Track Performer 

honors at the ACC Championships, while Louisville thrower Emmonnie Henderson 

took home the Most Valuable Field Performer Award. 

- Florida State led the ACC women at the 2015 NCAA Championships with 35 points 

and a sixth-place team showing. Notre Dame tied for 13th place with 18 points, and 

Virginia Tech tied for 15th with 16 points. 

- ACC women claimed four gold medals at the 2015 NCAA Championships, led by ACC 

record-setters Colleen Quigley of Florida State (9:29.32) in the women’s 3,000 meters 

steeplechase and Virginia Tech’s Irena Sediva (58.76 meters) in the javelin. Notre 

Dame’s Molly Seidel placed first in the women’s 10,000 meters with a time of 33:18.37, 

and Florida State’s Kala Funderburk took the women’s 400 with a time of 51.67. 

Ann Isabelle Kennedy, Boston College 






Madison Heath, Duke 



Hannah Acton, Florida State 


Elizabeth Ichite, Florida State 

Karly Jackson, Florida State 



Helene Swanepoel, Florida State 



Samantha Becker, Georgia Tech 



Linda Mutter, Louisville 



Dakota Daoiley-Harris, Miami 



Kayann Monique Richards, Miami 

Cori Floyd, North Carolina 


Sarah Howard, North Carolina 


Avana Story, North Carolina 


Joanna Thomson, NC State 



Mary-Esther Gourdin, Notre Dame 


Carly Loeffel, Notre Dame 



Brooke Shasteen, Pitt 



Shalyn Tuite, Syracuse 


Sabine Kopplin, Virginia Tech 


- The NCAA winning steeplechase time by FSU’s Colleen Quigley was the third-fastest 

ever by a collegiate runner. 

- Overall ACC women’s records were also set by Miami’s Shakima Wimbley in the 200 

meters (22.43) and 400 meters (50.84), and by North Carolina’s Xenia Rahn in the 

heptathlon (6,057 points) during the ACC Championships. 

Isabelle Kennedy, Boston College 



Iana Amsterdam, Clemson 

Samantha Elliott, Clemson 

Whitney Fountain, Clemson 

Natoya Goule, Clemson 

Sabria Hadley, Clemson 

Myasia Jacobs, Clemson 

Mimi Land, Clemson 

Deja Parrish, Clemson 

Anasterasia Terrell, Clemson 

Lauren Terstappen, Clemson 



Lauren Hansson, Duke 




Teddi Maslowski, Duke 


Kala Funderburk, Florida State 

Der’Renae Freeman, Florida State 

Lakitta Johnson, Florida State 


Grete Sadeiko, Florida State 

Nicole Setterington, Florida State 



Chelsi Woodruff, Florida State 


Samantha Becker, Georgia Tech 

Bailey Weiland, Georgia Tech 


Caitlin Gilmore, Louisville 

Emmonnie Henderson, Louisville 

ALL-ACC 


Linda Mutter, Louisville 


Brittany Owens, Louisville 

Kayla Tyson, Louisville 


Kelsey Balkwill, Miami 

Taneisha Cordell, Miami 

Dakota Dailey-Harris, Miami 

Jamika Glades, Miami 


Anthonia Moore, Miami 

Alysha Newman, Miami 

Precious Ogunleye, Miami 


Kayann Richards, Miami 

Shakima Wimbley, Miami 

Caroline Alcorta, North Carolina 


Cori Floyd, North Carolina 


Sarah Howard, North Carolina 


Stella Radford, North Carolina 


Karley Rempel, North Carolina 

Brooke Rowland, North Carolina 

Avana Story, North Carolina 


Samantha George, NC State 

Kenyetta Iyevbele, NC State 


Alexis Perry, NC State 

Paisley Simmons, NC State 

Tremanisha Taylor, NC State 

Sequoia Watkins, NC State 


Jade Barber, Notre Dame 

Kaila Barber, Notre Dame 


Mary Esther Gourdin, Notre Dame 


Carly Loeffel, Notre Dame 



Jordan Shead, Notre Dame 

Brooke Shasteen, Pitt 

Taylor Slaney, Pitt 

Evann Thompson, Pitt 


Regine Hunter, Syracuse 



Shaylyn Tuite, Syracuse 


Peyton Chaney, Virginia 

Bridget Guy, Virginia 


Jordan Lavender, Virginia 

Caitlin Mautz, Virginia 

Tori McKenzie, Virginia 

Andrea Wright, Virginia 



Irena Sediva, Virginia Tech 

Amanda Smith, Virginia Tech 


Emily Campbell, Wake Forest 

Kathleen Darling, Wake Forest 


Jessie Merckle, Wake Forest 

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ACC Men’s OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 

2015 Champion / FLORIDA STATE AWARD WINNERS 



Kendal Williams 

Florida State 


Bob Braman 

Florida State 


of the Year 

Jonathan Addison 

NC State 


of the Year 

Jonathan Addison 

NC State 


of the Year 

Tevin Hester 

Clemson 

- Host FLORIDA StatE claimed its 11th ACC men’s outdoor title and the ninth under 

head coach Bob Braman as competition concluded at the Mike Long Track on May 

16. The Seminoles led the team scoring with 136 points, followed by Virginia with 

100 and Virginia Tech at 98. 

- Clemson sprinter Tevin Hester earned the nod as the Most Valuable Track 

Performer of the ACC Men’s Track and Field Championships, while Virginia thrower 

Jordan Young received Most Valuable Field Performer accolades. Both athletes 

were co-recipients of those same honors at the conclusion of the ACC Indoor 

Championship in March. 

- ACC men were entered in 60 events at the 2015 NCAA Men’s Outdoor Championships, 

and Virginia thrower Filip Mihlaljevic led all finishers with a bronze medal in the 

discus with a throw of 61.29m (201-1). 

- ACC men earned a total of 42 All-America honors at the 2015 NCAA Outdoor Track 

and Field Championships, including 19 first-team honors. Clemson sprinter Tevin 

Hester and Virginia thrower Jordan Young claimed two first-team honors apiece. 

- Virginia led the team scoring among ACC teams at the 2015 NCAA Championships 

with 11 team points. Florida State tied for 19th with 10 points and a 17th place 

finish, and Virginia Tech tied for 37th with seven points. 

- Syracuse distance runner Martin Hehir posted the lone new overall ACC men’s 

record during the 2015 season with a time of 28:27.7 in the 10,000 meters at Palo 

Alto, California, on April 3. 

1954 Maryland 


1956 Maryland 

1957 Maryland 

1958 Maryland 

1959 Maryland 

1960 Maryland 

1961 Maryland 

1962 Maryland 

1963 Maryland 

1964 Maryland 

1965 Maryland 

1966 Maryland 

1967 Maryland 

1968 Maryland 

1969 Maryland 

1970 Maryland 

1971 Maryland 

1972 Maryland 

1973 Maryland 

1974 Maryland 

1975 Maryland 


1976 Maryland 

1977 Maryland 

1978 Maryland 

1979 Maryland 

1980 Clemson 

1981 Maryland 

1982 NC State 

Clemson 

1983 NC State 

1984 NC State 

1985 NC State 

1986 NC State 

1987 NC State 

1988 NC State 

1989 Clemson 

1990 Clemson 

1991 Clemson 


1993 Clemson 



1996 NC State 


1997 Clemson 

1998 Clemson 


2000 Clemson 

2001 Clemson 



2004 Clemson 






Virginia 






2015 Florida State 

ALL-ACC 




* Title vacated per NCAA ruling 

Jorel Belafonte, Clemson 

Shai Carpenter, Clemson 

Michael Cheeks, Clemson 

Jeffrey Green, Clemson 

Tevin Hester, Clemson 

Justin Johnson, Clemson 

Ishmael Kamara, Clemson 

Cordell Lamb, Clemson 

James Plummer, Clemson 

Torian Ware, Clemson 

Stephen Boals, Duke 

Connor Hall, Duke 


Thomas Lang, Duke 

Andrew Pancoast, Duke 


Robert Rohner, Duke 

Benjamin Bonhurst, Florida State 

Stefan Brits, Florida State 

Jake Burton, Florida State 

Michael Cherry, Florida State 

Trentavis Friday, Florida State 


Cejhae Greene, Florida State 

Cristobal Hurtado-Arteaga, 

Florida State 

Paul Madzivire, Florida State 

Morne Moolman, Florida State 

Emmanuel Onyia, Florida State 


Jonathan Reid, Florida State 

James Rhoden, Florida State 


Markindey Sineus, Florida State 


Kendal Williams, Florida State 



Jeremy Greenwald, Georgia Tech 




Javen Reeves, Louisville 


Ben Williams, Louisville 

Artie Burns, Miami 

Christian Cook, Miami 

John-Patrick Friday, Miami 

Robert Grant, Miami 


Rilwan Alowonle, North Carolina 

Stephen Dunbar, North Carolina 

Paul Haley, North Carolina 


Javonte Lipsey, North Carolina 

Kenny Selmon, North Carolina 

Houston Summers, North Carolina 

O’Neal Wanliss, North Carolina 

Ceo Ways, North Carolina 


Jacob Thomson, NC State 



Martin Grady, Notre Dame 

Dominick Padovano, Notre Dame 

Nate Richartz, Notre Dame 

Dustin Fuller, Pitt 



Ethan Shalaway, Pitt 

Brylan Slay, Pitt 

Chris Tate, Pitt 

Donnell Taylor, Pitt 


Freddie Crittenden III, Syracuse 



Justyn Knight, Syracuse 

Dan Lennon, Syracuse 

Donald Pollitt II, Syracuse 


Payton Hazzard, Virginia 

Zach Herriott, Virginia 

Kyle King, Virginia 

Jack Lint, Virginia 

Mike Marsella, Virginia 


Chris Rogers, Virginia 


Kyle Smith, Virginia 

Adam Visokay, Virginia 

Jordan Young, Virginia 

Jared Allison, Virginia Tech 


Marek Barta, Virginia Tech 


Alexander Ellison, Virginia Tech 



Brad Johnson, Virginia Tech 

Patrick Joseph, Virginia Tech 

Tomas Kruzliak, Virginia Tech 

Jeffrey Linta, Virginia Tech 

Jaka Muhar, Virginia Tech 

Stuart Robertson, Virginia Tech 

Darius Watkins, Virginia Tech 

Simon Holden, Wake Forest 

Charlie Ionata, Wake Forest 

John Maurins, Wake Forest 

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Andrew Pancoast, Duke 

Robert Rohner, Duke 


Stefan Brits, Florida State 

Cristobal Hurtado-Arteaga, Florida State 

Jonathan Reid, Florida State 







R.J. Alowonle, North Carolina 


Houston Summers, North Carolina 





Martin Grady, Notre Dame 

Nathan Richartz, Notre Dame 



Andrew Wells, Pitt 





Jack Lint, Virginia 




Marek Barta, Virginia Tech 





Manuel Zielger, Virginia Tech 


Simon Holden, Wake Forest

ACC WOMen’s GOLF 

AWARD WINNERS 


2015 Champion / Virginia 


Leona Maguire 

Duke 


Kim Lewellen 

Virginia 


Leona Maguire 

Duke 


of the Year 

Celine Boutier 

Duke 

1984 Duke 

1985 Duke 



1993 Duke 



1996 Duke 

1997 Duke 

1999 Duke 

2002 Duke 

2005 Duke 


1998 Duke 

1999 Duke 

2000 Duke 

2001 Duke 

2002 Duke 

2003 Duke 

2004 Duke 

2005 Duke 

2006 Duke 


2006 Duke 

2007 Duke 

2014 Duke 

Cristina McQuiston, Boston College 

Lauren Salazar, Clemson 

Marisa Messana, Clemson 

Celine Boutier, Duke 

Sandy Choi, Duke 

Leona Maguire, Duke 

Gurbani Singh, Duke 

Matilda Castren, Florida State 

Lydia Gumm, Florida State 

Kayla Jones, Florida State 

Kim Metraux, Florida State 

Morgane Metraux, Florida State 

Alex Milan, Florida State 

Emily Haas, Louisville 

Katie Mitchell, Louisville 

Louise Oxner, Louisville 


2007 Duke 

2008 Duke 




2012 Duke 

2013 Duke 



Katie Petrino, Louisville 

Laura Restrepo, Louisville 

Delfina Acosta, Miami 

Daniella Darquea, Miami 

Leticia Ras-Anderica, Miami 

Kailey Walsh, Miami 

Leslie Cloots, North Carolina 

Maia Schechter, North Carolina 

Lindsay McGetrick, NC State 

Ashley Armstrong, Notre Dame 

Talia Campbell, Notre Dame 

Jordan Ferreira, Notre Dame 

Kelli Oride, Notre Dame 

Marissa Dodd, Wake Forest 

Allison Emrey, Wake Forest 

Sierra Sims, Wake Forest 

- VIRGINIA won its first conference title in women’s golf by posting a 

27-under score of 837 in the ACC Championship, held April 17-18 at 

Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. 

- The Cavaliers finished 26 shots ahead of second-place Duke, despite the 

efforts of medalist Leona Maguire. The Blue Devil freshman carded a 

10-under score of 206 and bested Virginia’s Briana Mao on the second 

playoff hole to claim the ACC individual title. 

- Maguire’s and Mao’s ACC Championship score of 206 tied for the secondlowest 

54-hole total in ACC Women’s Golf Championship history. 

- Duke led the ACC’s 11 teams in the NCAA Championship at Bradenton, 

Florida, reaching the semifinals before falling to Baylor by a 3-2 score in 

match play. The Blue Devils led all teams in stroke play during the NCAAs, 

posting a three-round score of 894. 

- The ACC placed two golfers among the top 15 on NCAA individual play – 

Duke’s Leona Maguire placed second at 2-under par, and the Blue Devils’ 

Gurbani Singh tied for 14th at 9-over. 

- Four ACC teams placed among the top five of their respective NCAA 

regionals – No. 1 Duke and No. 2 Wake Forest at South Bend, No. 3 NC State 

at Raleigh, and No. 5 Virginia at St. George. 

- Duke’s Leona Maguire was named the National Player of the Year by both 

the WGCA and ANNIKA, as well as the WCGA National Rookie of the Year. 

- Five ACC golfers were named WGCA All-Americans, including first-team 

selections Leona Maguire and Celine Boutier of Duke. 

Celine Boutier, Duke 

Sandy Choi, Duke 

Leona Maguire, Duke 

Lydia Gumm, Florida State 

Daniela Darquea, Miami 

Lindsay McGetrick, NC State 

ALL-ACC 

Talia Campbell, Notre Dame 

Lauren Coughlin, Virginia 

Lauren Diaz-Yi, Virginia 

Briana Mao, Virginia 

Allison Emery, Wake Forest 

Sierra Sims, Wake Forest 


ACC MEN’s GOLF 

2015 Champion / GEORGIA TECH AWARD WINNERS 



Will Zalatoris 

Wake Forest 


Trey Jones 

Florida State 


Ollie Schniederjans 

Georgia Tech 

Rod Myers Scholar - 


Anders Albertson 

Georgia Tech 

- GEORGIA TECH shot a 54-hole 19-under-par 845 and defeated Clemson in 

two playoff holes to capture the 2015 ACC Men’s Golf Championship at the 

Old North State Club in New London, North Carolina. 

- Georgia Tech’s Anders Albertson, Louisville’s Robin Sciot-Siegrist, and 

Virginia Tech’s Trevor Cone shot 11-under par for ACC Championship 

weekend and were named co-individual medalists. 

- Georgia Tech also led ACC teams in NCAA Championship competition with a 

ninth-place finish in stroke play. Florida State placed 11th. 

- Duke’s Jake Shuman tied for 16th place to lead all ACC golfers in individual 

NCAA competition. Shuman shot a four-day score of 289. 

- The five ACC teams that advanced to the NCAA Golf Championship following 

the final round of regional play were the most from the conference since 

five also advanced in 2010. Clemson, Duke and Virginia also advanced in 

addition to Georgia Tech and Florida State. Louisville’s Robin Sciot-Siegrist 

earned a spot in the Championship as an individual. 

- Florida State finished the regular season ranked No. 1 nationally by GolfStat. 

- ACC Player of the Year Ollie Schniederjans of Georgia Tech became the sixth 

repeat winner of that honor. He also spent part of the season holding the 

No. 1 spot in the World Amateur Golf Rankings and was named to the Palmer 

Cup Team. 

- Georgia Tech’s Anders Albertson and Virginia’s Denny McCarthy became 

the 15th and 16th players in league history to earn All-ACC honors four 

times in their careers. 

ALL-ACC 

Jack Maguire, Florida State 

Hank Lebioda, Florida State 

Rowin Caron, Florida State 

Ollie Schniederjans, Georgia Tech 

Anders Albertson, Georgia Tech 

Robin Sciot-Siegrist, Louisville 

Ben Griffin, North Carolina 

Derek Bard, Virginia 

Denny McCarthy, Virginia 

Trevor Cone, Virginia Tech 

Scott Vincent, Virginia Tech 

Will Zalatoris, Wake Forest 

1954 Duke 





1959 Duke 


1961 Duke 

1962 Duke 


1964 Maryland 



1966 Duke 



















1982 Clemson 





1987 Clemson 

1988 Clemson 


1990 Clemson 

NC State 








2003 Clemson 


John Jackopsic, Boston College 

Billy Kennerly, Clemson 

Miller Capps, Clemson 

Stephen Behr, Clemson 

Adam Wood, Duke 

Jacob Shuman, Duke 

Turner Southey-Gordon, Duke 

Josh Lee, Florida State 

Anders Albertson, Georgia Tech 

Chris Petefish, Georgia Tech 

James Clark, Georgia Tech 

Ollie Schneiderjans, Georgia Tech 


1997 Clemson 

1998 Clemson 


2000 Clemson 



2003 Clemson 

2004 Clemson 

2005 Duke 




Virginia Tech 






2013 Duke 

2014 Georgia Tech 

2015 Georgia Tech 

Vince Whaley, Georgia Tech 

Jeffrey Lehman, Louisville 

Robin Sciot-Siegrist, Louisville 

Benjamin Griffin, North Carolina 

Carter Jenkins, North Carolina 

William Register, North Carolina 

Tyler Wingo, Notre Dame 

Derek Bard, Virginia 

Jimmy Stanger, Virginia 

Maclain Huge, Virginia Tech 

Davis Womble, Wake Forest 

48 2014-15 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS / SPRING SPORTS

ACC WOMen’s TENNIS 

AWARD WINNERS 


2015 Champion / VIRGINIA 


Sinead Lohan 

Miami 


Brian Kalbas 



Jamie Loeb 



of the Year 

Stephanie Wagner 

Miami 





1981 Clemson 

1982 Clemson 

1983 Clemson 

1984 Clemson 

1985 Clemson 

1986 Clemson 

1987 Clemson 

1988 Duke 

1989 Duke 


2009 Duke 

Romy Koelzer, Clemson 

Beatrice Gumulya, Clemson 

Joana Eidukonyte, Clemson 

Sam Harris, Duke 

Ester Goldfeld, Duke 

Beatrice Capra, Duke 

Daniela Schippers, Florida State 

Mia Vriens, Florida State 

Daneika Borthwick, Florida State 

Alexis Prokopuik, Georgia Tech 

Natasha Prokhnevska, Georgia Tech 

Megan Kurey, Georgia Tech 

Alexsandra Mally, Louisville 

Caroline Walter, Louisville 

Wendy Zhang, Miami 


1990 Duke 

1991 Duke 

1992 Duke 

1993 Duke 

1994 Duke 

1995 Duke 

1996 Duke 

1997 Duke 

1998 Duke 

1999 Duke 

2000 Duke 

2001 Duke 




2003 Duke 

2004 Clemson 




2008 Clemson 

2009 Duke 



2012 Duke 

2013 Miami 



Lina Lileikite, Miami 

Monique Albuquerque, Miami 

Stephanie Wagner, Miami 

Hayley Carter, North Carolina 

Elisha Hande, NC State 

Taylor Zaytoun, NC State 

Julie Vrabel, Notre Dame 

Katherine Castro, Pitt 

Amanda Rodgers, Syracuse 

Komal Safdar, Syracuse 

Nicole Mitchell, Syracuse 

Julia Elbaba, Virginia 

Francesca Fusinato, Virginia Tech 

Luisa Fernandez, Wake Forest 

Kimberly Guerin, Wake Forest 

- VIRGINIA captured its second consecutive ACC Women’s Tennis 

Championship on April 26, defeating Georgia Tech, 4-0, in the final after 

weather forced a relocation to the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center in Chapel 

Hill, North Carolina. 

- MVP Skylar Morton, playing at No. 4 singles, clinched the title for the 

Cavaliers with 6-4, 6-3 victory. 

- North Carolina’s Jamie Loeb, seeded No. 7, defeated No. 2 Carol Zhao of 

Stanford 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 at Waco, Texas, on May 25 to claim the 2015 NCAA 

Women’s Tennis Singles National Championship. Loeb became the first 

NCAA singles champion in UNC history. 

- Eight ACC teams earned spots in the NCAA Championships, with North 

Carolina reaching the quarterfinals before falling to UCLA. Thirteen singles 

players and five doubles teams from the conference also earned spots in 

postseason play. 

- Six ACC teams earned spots among the top 25 of the final NCAA/ITA 

rankings, led by No. 4 North Carolina and No. 9 Virginia. Miami was at No. 15, 

followed by No. 18 Clemson, No. 19 Duke and No. 20 Georgia Tech. Overall, 10 

ACC teams were included in the final rankings. 

- The ACC boasted five of the top 15 spots in the final ITA singles rankings. 

- The ACC owned six of the top 25 spots – and seven of the top 40 spots – in 

the final ITA doubles rankings. 

First Team 

Joana Eidukonyte, Clemson 

Romy Koelzer, Clemson 

Beatrice Capra, Duke 

Stephanie Wagner, Miami 

Jamie Loeb, North Carolina 

Hayley Carter, North Carolina 

Caroline Price, North Carolina 

Julia Elbaba, Virginia 

Danielle Collins, Virginia 

Second Team 

Beatrice Gumulya, Clemson 

Ester Goldfeld, Duke 

Paige Hourigan, Georgia Tech 

Johnnise Renaud, Georgia Tech 

ALL-ACC 

Sinead Lohan, Miami 

Quinn Gleason, Notre Dame 

Stephanie Nauta, Virginia 

Francesca Fusinato, Virginia Tech 

Ilinca Stoica, Virginia Tech 

Third Team 

Asiya Dair, Boston College 

Jessica Wacnik, Boston College 

Jessy Rompies, Clemson 

Samantha Harris, Duke 

Daneika Borthwick, Florida State 

Gabriella Castaneda, Florida State 

Monica Robinson, Notre Dame 

Amanda Rodgers, Syracuse 

Kimmy Guerin, Wake Forest 


ACC Men’s TENNIS 

2015 Champion / VIRGINIA AWARD WINNERS 



Noah Rubin 

Wake Forest 


Jim Thompson 

Virginia Tech 


Noah Rubin 

Wake Forest 


of the Year 

Sebastian Stiefelmeyer 

Louisville 

- VIRGINIA captured its second NCAA Championship in the past three years 

with a 4-1 victory over top-seeded Oklahoma in the team finals on May 19 

at Waco, Texas. 

- In an All-ACC men’s NCAA singles final, Virginia’s Ryan Shane took home 

the trophy, rallying from down a set and a break to defeat seventh-seeded 

Noah Rubin of Wake Forest 3-6, 7-6(4), 6-1. 

- Shane and Rubin were joined in the NCAA semifinals by Virginia’s Thai-Son 

Kwiatkowski and Notre Dame’s Quentin Monaghan, making the ACC the first 

conference since the Pac-10 in 1995 to boast all four singles semifinalists. 

- Virginia entered the NCAA Championships on a high note after claiming 

its ninth straight ACC title. The Cavaliers defeated Wake Forest, 4-2, at 

Sheffield Tennis Center in Durham, North Carolina, on April 26 in a highintensity 

match that featured five of the nation’s top 25 singles players. 

J.C. Aragone earned tournament MVP honors for the Cavaliers, who won 

their 11th overall conference title. 

- Eleven of the ACC’s 13 men’s tennis teams were ranked in the final NCAA/ 

ita poll, including five among the top 20 in No. 1 Virginia, No. 10 Duke, No. 11 

North Carolina, No. 13 Wake forest and No. 18 Virginia Tech. 

- The ACC led all conference with four of the top 10 singles players – and nine 

of the top 20 – in the final ITA rankings. 

- ACC men’s doubles teams owned three of the top 15 spots – and nine of the 

top 40 – in the final ITA rankings. 

First Team 

Nicolas Alvarez, Duke 

Sebastian Stiefelmeyer, Louisville 

Ronnie Schneider, North Carolina 

Brayden Schnur, North Carolina 

Quentin Monaghan, Notre Dame 

Ryan Shane, Virginia 

Mitchell Frank, Virginia 

Romain Bogaerts, Wake Forest 

Noah Rubin, Wake Forest 

Second Team 

Raphael Hemmeler, Duke 

Jason Tahir, Duke 

Benjamin Lock, Florida State 

Christopher Eubanks, Georgia Tech 

Brett Clark, North Carolina 

ALL-ACC 

Robbie Mudge, NC State 

Thai-Son Kwiatkowski, Virginia 

Andreas Bjerrehus, Virginia Tech 

Amerigo Contini, Virginia Tech 

Third Team 

Hunter Harrington, Clemson 

Bruno Semenzato, Duke 

Michael Rinaldi, Florida State 

Albert Wagner, Louisville 

Jack Murray, North Carolina 

Beck Bond, NC State 

Collin Altamirano, Virginia 

Joao Monteiro, Virginia Tech 

Hunter Koontz, Virginia Tech 

Jonathan Ho, Wake Forest 




1957 Maryland 







1964 Maryland 






1969 Clemson 






2013 Virginia 







NC State 

1979 NC State 

1980 Clemson 

1981 Clemson 

1982 Duke 

1983 Clemson 

1984 Clemson 

1985 Clemson 

1986 Clemson 

1987 Clemson 

1988 Clemson 

1989 Clemson 


1991 Duke 


1993 Duke 

1994 Duke 

1995 Duke 



Hunter Harrington, Clemson 

Alejandro Augusto, Clemson 

Nicolas Alvarez, Duke 

Raphael Hemmeler, Duke 

Cristian Gonzalez-Mendez, Florida State 

Marco Nunez, Florida State 

Ben Lock, Florida State 

Eduardo Segura, Georgia Tech 

Alex Gornet, Louisville 

Sebastian Stiefelmeyer, Louisville 

Albert Wagner, Louisville 

Kevin John Bondar, Miami 

Wilfredo Gonzalez, Miami 

1996 Duke 

1997 Clemson 

1998 Duke 

1999 Duke 

2000 Duke 

2001 Duke 


2003 Duke 

2004 Virginia 

2005 Virginia 

2006 Duke 

2007 Virginia 

2008 Virginia 

2009 Virginia 

2010 Virginia 

2011 Virginia 

2012 Virginia 

2013 Virginia 



Ronnie Schneider, North Carolina 

Austin Powell, NC State 

Douglas Barnard, Notre Dame 

Quentin Monaghan, Notre Dame 

J.C. Aragone, Virginia 

Luca Corinteli, Virginia 

Mitchell Frank, Virginia 

Thai-Son Kwiatkowski, Virginia 

Mac Styslinger, Virginia 

Isaac Koontz, Virginia Tech 

Andreas Bjerrehus, Virginia Tech 

Romain Bogaerts, Wake Forest 

Skander Mansouri, Wake Forest 


ACC WOMen’s LACROSSE 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions / 2015 Virginia Champion / SYRACUSE 


Rachel Vander Kolk 

Virginia 


Gary Gait 

Syracuse 

Offensive 


Kayla Treanor 

Syracuse 


of the Year 

Courtney Swan 

Virginia 

Defensive 


Barbara Sullivan 

Notre Dame 

1997 Maryland 

1998 Virginia 

1999 Maryland 

2000 Maryland 

2001 Maryland 


2003 Maryland 

1997 Maryland 

1998 Maryland 

1999 Maryland 

2000 Maryland 

2001 Maryland 

Tess Chandler, Boston College 

Caroline Margolis, Boston College 

Mikaela Rix, Boston College 

Kelsey Duryea, Duke 

Kyra Harney, Duke 

Kerrin Maurer, Duke 

Claire Scarrone, Duke 

Brigid Smith, Duke 

Maura Schwitter, Duke 

Erin Tenneson, Duke 

Katie Trees, Duke 

Taylor Trimble, Duke 

Courtnee Daley, Louisville 

Hannah Koloski, Louisville 

Kelly Devlin, North Carolina 

Sydney Holman, North Carolina 

Aly Messinger, North Carolina 


2004 Virginia 

2005 Duke 

2006 Virginia 

2007 Virginia 

2008 Virginia 

2009 Maryland 

2010 Maryland 


2004 Virginia 

2010 Maryland 


2014 Maryland 


2011 Maryland 

2012 Maryland 

2013 Maryland 

2014 Maryland 

2015 Syracuse 

Caileigh Sindall, North Carolina 

Courtney Waite, North Carolina 

Alexandra Dalton, Notre Dame 

Cortney Fortunato, Notre Dame 

Barbara Sullivan, Notre Dame 

Taylor Gait, Syracuse 

Halle Majorana, Syracuse 

Kaeli O’Connor, Syracuse 

Kelsey Richardson, Syracuse 

Mallory Vehar, Syracuse 

Kelly Boyd, Virginia 

Liza Blue, Virginia 

Kelsey Gahan, Virginia 

Courtney Swan, Virginia 

Rachel Vander Kolk, Virginia 

Megan Will, Virginia Tech 

- SYRACUSE captured its first ACC Women’s Lacrosse Championship April 23- 

26 at Virginia’s Klockner Stadium, defeating three of the nation’s top four 

teams in less than 72 hours. 

- The Orange’s Kayla Treanor was named the Championship MVP after 

delivering game-winning sudden-victory goals in a 14-13 quarterfinal win 

over fourth-ranked/third-seeded Boston College and in a 9-8 title game 

win over second-ranked/top-seeded North Carolina. 

- The ACC had seven teams selected to the NCAA Tournament field, including 

five of the top eight seeds. Three ACC teams – North Carolina, Duke and 

Syracuse – reached the NCAA semifinals, marking the second straight 

year and the fifth time overall the conference has placed that many among 

the final four. 

- It marked the 26th consecutive year and 30th time overall that at least one 

ACC team reached the national semifinals. 

- Syracuse’s advancement to the title game marked the seventh consecutive 

year in which an ACC team played in the finals. 

- ACC teams combined for 19 wins over ranked non-conference teams in 

2015, including nine wins over top-10 opposition. 

- The ACC had 20 student-athletes selected to the IWLCA All-America Team, 

including 11 first-team selections to lead all conferences. 

- The ACC had three of the five finalists for the 2015 Tewaaraton Award in 

Boston College midfielder Sarah Mannelly, Notre Dame defender Barbara 

Sullivan and Syracuse attacker Kayla Treanor. 

- Four of the ACC’s eight teams won at least 15 games in 2015, led by regularseason 

champion North Carolina at 18-4 overall. 

First Team 

Sarah Mannelly, Boston College 

Mikaela Rix, Boston College 

Covie Stanwick, Boston College 

Kerrin Maurer, Duke 

Kay Morissette, Louisville 

Courtney Waite, North Carolina 

Caylee Waters, North Carolina 

Barbara Sullivan, Notre Dame 

Halle Majorana, Syracuse 

Kayla Treanor, Syracuse 

Casey Bocklet, Virginia 

Morgan Stephens, Virginia 

Megan Will, Virginia Tech 

ALL-ACC 

Second Team 

Caroline Margolis, Boston College 

Kelsey Duryea, Duke 

Claire Scarrone, Duke 

Katie Trees, Duke 

Taylor Trimble, Duke 

Maggie Bill, North Carolina 

Margaret Corzel, North Carolina 

Molly Hendrick, North Carolina 

Sammy Jo Tracy, North Carolina 

Caileigh Sindall, North Carolina 

Cortney Fortunato, Notre Dame 

Kailah Kempney, Syracuse 

Courtney Swan, Virginia 


ACC Men’s LACROSSE 

2015 Champion / SYRACUSE AWARD WINNERS 



Justin Guterding 

Duke 


John Desko 

Syracuse 

Offensive 


Kevin Rice 

Syracuse 


of the Year 

Kevin Rice 

Syracuse 

Defensive 


Matt Landis 

Notre Dame 

- Third-seeded SYRACUSE edged fourth-seeded Duke, 15-14, in the final of 

the ACC Men’s Lacrosse Championship on April 26 at PPL Park in Chester, 

Pennsylvania. 

- With the victory, Syracuse became the third school in ACC history to sweep 

the men’s and women’s lacrosse championships in the same season. The 

Orange women also claimed the ACC title in 2015, defeating North Carolina 

by a 9-8 score in sudden victory in the championship game. 

- Syracuse’s Kevin Rice was named the ACC Championship MVP after tallying 

11 points in the Orange’s two tournament wins, including seven points in 

the title game win over the Blue Devils. 

- Regular-season champion Notre Dame advanced to the NCAA Championship 

Semifinals for the fourth time in six years and the second straight year 

since joining the ACC. 

- All five ACC teams earned bids to the 2015 NCAA Championship, and all five 

were among the top seven seeds. 

- With Notre Dame reaching NCAA Championship Weekend, an ACC team has 

advanced to the national semifinals each of the last 37 years. 

1954 Duke 

1955 Maryland 

1956 Maryland 

1957 Maryland 

1958 Maryland 

1959 Maryland 

1960 Maryland 

1961 Maryland 

1962 Virginia 

1963 Maryland 

1964 Virginia 

1965 Maryland 

1966 Maryland 

1967 Maryland 

1968 Maryland 

1969 Virginia 

1970 Virginia 

1971 Virginia 

1972 Maryland 

1973 Maryland 

1974 Maryland 

1975 Virginia 


1976 Maryland 

1977 Maryland 

1978 Maryland 

1979 Maryland 

1980 Maryland 

Virginia 



1983 Virginia 

1984 Virginia 

1985 Virginia 

Maryland 


1986 Virginia 

1987 Maryland 









1995 Duke 


1997 Virginia 

1998 Maryland 

1999 Virginia 

2000 Virginia 

2001 Duke 

2002 Duke 

2003 Virginia 

2004 Maryland 

2005 Maryland 

2006 Virginia 

2007 Duke 

2008 Duke 

2009 Duke 

2010 Virginia 

2011 Maryland 

2012 Duke 


2014 Notre Dame 

2015 Syracuse 

- The ACC posted a 46-7 record (.868) against non-conference opposition in 

2015 and lost just three non-conference games during the regular season. 

- ACC teams won 21 games against ranked non-conference opponents, 

including seven versus teams ranked among the nation’s top 10. 

1972 Virginia 

1973 Maryland 

1975 Maryland 





1999 Virginia 

2003 Virginia 

2006 Virginia 

2010 Duke 

2011 Virginia 

2013 Duke 


- The ACC led all conferences with three of the five Tewaaraton Award finalists – 

Duke’s Myles Jones, Notre Dame’s Matt Kavanagh and Syracuse’s Kevin Rice. 

Deemer Class, Duke 

Will Haus, Duke 

Myles Jones, Duke 

Jake Bailey, North Carolina 

Jimmy Bitter, North Carolina 

Ryan Kilpatrick, North Carolina 

Joey Sankey, North Carolina 

Chad Tutton, North Carolina 

Conor Doyle, Notre Dame 

ALL-ACC 

Matt Kavanagh, Notre Dame 

Matt Landis, Notre Dame 

Sergio Perkovic, Notre Dame 

Dylan Donahue, Syracuse 

Nicky Galasso, Syracuse 

Brandon Mullins, Syracuse 

Kevin Rice, Syracuse 

Ben Williams, Syracuse 

Matt Barrett, Virginia 

Deemer Class, Duke 

Brian Dailey, Duke 

Brian Dunne, Duke 

Justin Guterding, Duke 

Will Haus, Duke 

Kyle Rowe, Duke 

Tanner Scott, Duke 

Ian Yanulis, Duke 

Thomas Zenker, Duke 

Jake Bailey, North Carolina 

Patrick Kelly, North Carolina 

Stephen Kelly, North Carolina 

Peyton Klawinski, North Carolina 

Austin Pifani, North Carolina 

Michael Tagliaferri, North Carolina 

Will Corrigan, Notre Dame 

Edwin Glazener, Notre Dame 


Matt Landis, Notre Dame 

Eddy Lubowicki, Notre Dame 

Jim Marlatt, Notre Dame 

Jack Near, Notre Dame 

Sergio Perkovic, Notre Dame 

John Sexton, Notre Dame 

Dylan Donahue, Syracuse 

Jordan Evans, Syracuse 

Thomas Grimm, Syracuse 

Peter McCartney, Syracuse 

Brandon Mullins, Syracuse 

Kevin Rice, Syracuse 

Ben Williams, Syracuse 

David Sacco, Virginia 

Ryan Tucker, Virginia 

Owen Van Arsdale, Virginia 


ACC SOFTBALL 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions 2015 / Champion Virginia / FLORIDA STATE 


Jessica Warren 

Florida State 


Lonni Alameda 

Florida State 


Emilee Koerner 

Notre Dame 


of the Year 

Emily Weiman 

NC State 

Pitcher of the Year 

Lacey Waldrop 

Florida State 



1994 Virginia 




Maryland 










2006 NC State 



Megan Cooley, Boston College 

Ellie Cooper, Florida State 

Morgan Klaevemann, Florida State 

Lacey Waldrop, Florida State 

Alex Powers, Florida State 

Victoria Daddis, Florida State 

Bailey Schinella, Florida State 

Alex Kossoff, Florida State 

Morgan Taylor, Georgia Tech 

Karly Fullem, Georgia Tech 

Sidney Melton, Louisville 

Bridgette Flaherty, Louisville 

Kelsi Jones, Louisville 

Brittany Sims, Louisville 

Maryssa Becker, Louisville 

Ellyn Wagner, North Carolina 

Jenna Kelly, North Carolina 






2013 NC State 



Emily Weiman, NC State 

Lana Van Dyken, NC State 

Kimmy Sullivan, Notre Dame 

Katey Haus, Notre Dame 

Rachel Nasland, Notre Dame 

Maggie Sevilla, Pitt 

Savannah King, Pitt 

Carly Thea, Pitt 

Jenna Modic, Pitt 

Riley Johnson, Syracuse 

Madeline Doane, Syracuse 

Megan Harris, Virginia 

Vanessa Gonzalez, Virginia Tech 

Kelsey Mericka, Virginia Tech 

Michelle Prong, Virginia Tech 

Kylie McGoldrick, Virginia Tech 

- FLORIDA StatE captured its second consecutive ACC Softball Championship 

and 13th overall on May 9 at Blacksburg, Virginia, turning back Pitt by a 6-2 

score in the title game. 

- FSU sophomore pitcher Jessica Burroughs, who turned in three vintage 

relief efforts with two wins and a save in the ACC Championship, was 

named the tournament’s MVP. Freshman Jessica Warren’s two-run single 

that snapped a 2-2 tie in the bottom of the sixth inning of the championship 

game served as the offensive catalyst for the Seminoles. 

- A conference-record seven ACC teams were selected to the 64-team field 

of the 2015 NCAA Division I Softball Championships. FSU earned the 

automatic bid by virtue of its ACC Championship and was joined by at-large 

selections Louisville, North Carolina, NC State, Notre Dame, Pitt and Virginia 

Tech. 

- The ACC’s seven NCAA selections topped the previous league record of five 

(three times) and marked the ninth time in the last 11 years that at least 

four conference teams earned berths. 

- Florida State and NC State led the ACC in postseason play, with each 

reaching the Super Regional round of NCAA play. 

- All seven ACC teams that earned NCAA bids won at least 30 games, and two 

won over 40 – Florida State with 49 and Notre Dame with 42. 

- Florida State All-America pitcher Lacey Waldrop was the 2015 Senior CLASS 

Award® winner in softball, awarded to a senior student-athlete with 

notable achievements in four areas of excellence: community, classroom, 

character and competition. 

ALL-ACC 

First Team 

Morgan Klaevemann, Florida State 

Lacey Waldrop, Florida State 

Jessica Warren, Florida State 

Whitney Arion, Louisville 

Maryssa Becker, Louisville 

Kelsi Jones, Louisville 

Micaela Arizmendi, Notre Dame 

Emilee Koerner, Notre Dame 

Katey Haus, Notre Dame 

Karley Wester, Notre Dame 

Kristen Brown, North Carolina 

Taylor Wike, North Carolina 

Renada Davis, NC State 

Emily Weiman, NC State 

Jenna Modic, Pitt 

Second Team 

Megan Cooley, Boston College 

Jessica Burroughs, Florida State 

Ellie Cooper, Florida State 

Maddie O’Brien, Florida State 

Maddie Lionberger, Georgia Tech 

Amber Parrish, North Carolina 

Lauren Walker, North Carolina 

Tyler Ross, NC State 

Morgan Reed, Notre Dame 

Rachel Nasland, Notre Dame 

Shelby Pickett, Pitt 

McKayla Taylor, Pitt 

Maddi Doane, Syracuse 

Corinne Ozanne, Syracuse 

Kylie McGoldrick, Virginia Tech 


ACC ROWING 

2015 Champion / VIRGINIA AWARD WINNERS 



Julia Vander Hoeven 

Syracuse 


Kevin Sauer 

Virginia 

Crew of the Year 

First Varsity Eight 

Virginia 


of the Year 

Anna Kottkamp 

Notre Dame 

- VIRGINIA swept all five events and set ACC Rowing Championship records 

in each en route to claiming its sixth straight conference title May 15-16 at 

Clemson’s Lake Hartwell. The Cavaliers have won 15 of the 16 ACC rowing 

team titles since competition began in 2000. 

- With Virginia earning an automatic bid and Notre Dame receiving an at-large 

selection, the ACC placed two teams in the NCAA Rowing Championship for 

the second year in a row and the fifth time overall. 

2000 Virginia 

2001 Virginia 

2002 Virginia 

2003 Virginia 

2004 Virginia 

2005 Virginia 

2006 Virginia 

2007 Virginia 


2008 Virginia 

2009 Clemson 

2010 Virginia 

2011 Virginia 

2012 Virginia 

2013 Virginia 



- Virginia’s First Varsity Four crew captured the national championship 

in its event on May 31, leading the Cavaliers to a third consecutive fifthplace 

team finish the NCAA Rowing Championship at the Sacramento State 

Aquatic Center on Lake Natoma in Gold River, California. The First Varsity 

Four Crew consisted of Julia Roithmayr, Maggie Bowman-Jones, Marijane 

Brennan, Hannah Solis-Cohen and Ellen Pate. 

- This win marked the 10th NCAA event championship for the ACC and first 

since 2012. The ACC has won six NCAA First Varsity Four championships, 

five by Virginia and one by Clemson. 

- Virginia recorded its ninth consecutive NCAA team finish of sixth or better, 

a streak that dates back to 2006. The Cavaliers have now finished sixth or 

better in 17 of 19 NCAA championships, 15 times finishing in the top five. Notre 

Dame, the ACC Championship runner-up, finished in 16th place with 41 points. 

- Anna Kottkamp, who rowed in Notre Dame’s First Varsity Eight crew, was 

named the winner of the 2015 Elite 89 Award for the second consecutive 

year as the rower with the highest GPA in the NCAA Rowing Championship. 

Kottkamp gave the 2015 commencement address as the valedictorian of 

Notre Dame’s graduating class. 

First Team 

Samantha Duggan, Clemson 

Darya Marchanka, Louisville 

Joanna Mulvey, Notre Dame 

Ailish Sheehan, Notre Dame 

Deidre Fitzpatrick, Syracuse 

Hemingway Benton, Virginia 

Hayley LaFleche, Virginia 

Chandler Lally, Virginia 

Lizzy Youngling, Virginia 

ALL-ACC 

Second Team 

Ellen Burr, Boston College 

Milena Heuer, Clemson 

Claire Vannelli, Duke 

Katie Nord, Louisville 

Caitlin White-Parsons, Miami 

Victoria McGee, North Carolina 

Reilly Kearny, Notre Dame 

Chelsea Frawley, Syracuse 

Maggie Bowman-Jones, Virginia 

2010 Virginia 

2012 Virginia 


Ellen Burr, Boston College 

Grace Grunau, Boston College 

Kaitlyn Votta, Boston College 

Alicia McKean, Boston College 

Stephannie Allen, Clemson 

Samantha Duggan, Clemson 

Erin Ferguson, Clemson 

Milena Heuer, Clemson 

Becca Kretzer, Clemson 

Ashley Robinson, Clemson 

Anna Skochdopole, Clemson 

Paula Wesselmann, Clemson 

Simone Pitre, Duke 

Claire Vannelli, Duke 

Sophia Staal, Duke 

Caroline Williams, Duke 

Darya Marchanka, Louisville 

Katie Nord, Louisville 

Sarah Aschebrock, Miami 

Caitlin Lowe, Miami 

Hannah Meister, Miami 

Caitlyn White-Parsons, Miami 

Gigi Williamson, Miami 

Victoria McGee, North Carolina 


Sarah Priest, North Carolina 

Kylee Wooten, North Carolina 

Rose Doerfler, Notre Dame 

Sarah Kappers, Notre Dame 

Reilly Kearney, Notre Dame 

Anna Kottkamp, Notre Dame 

Joanna Mulvey, Notre Dame 

Alexis Olson, Notre Dame 

Ailish Sheehan, Notre Dame 

Katie Skorcz, Notre Dame 

Alex Techar, Notre Dame 

Deidre Fitzpatrick, Syracuse 

Chelsea Frawley, Syracuse 

Caroline Habjan, Syracuse 

Georgia Hamilton, Syracuse 

Amy Ludovici, Syracuse 

Ailish Tinney, Syracuse 

Kari Tomeny, Syracuse 

Tessa Dikkers, Virginia 

Jo Gurman, Virginia 

Hayley LaFleche, Virginia 

Ellen Pate, Virginia 

Georgia Ratcliff, Virginia 

Julia Roithmayr, Virginia 


ACC BASEBALL 

AWARD WINNERS 

2013 Champions 2015 / Champion Virginia / Florida STATE 


Brendan McKay 

Louisville 


Dan McDonnell 

Louisville 


Will Craig 

Wake Forest 


of the Year 

David Thompson 

Miami 

Pitcher of the Year 

Matthew Crownover 

Clemson 

1954 Clemson 


1956 Duke 

1957 Duke 

1958 Clemson 

1959 Clemson 


1961 Duke 




1965 Maryland 


1967 Clemson 

1968 NC State 


1970 Maryland 

1971 Maryland 

1972 Virginia 

1973 NC State 

1974 NC State 




1975 NC State 

1976 Clemson 


1978 Clemson 

1979 Clemson 

1980 Clemson 

1981 Clemson 








1989 Clemson 


1991 Clemson 

1992 NC State 

1993 Clemson 

1994 Clemson 




1996 Virginia 










2006 Clemson 


2008 Miami 

2009 Virginia 


2011 Virginia 



2014 Georgia Tech 


- FLORIDA StatE won the ACC Baseball Championship at Durham Bulls Athletic 

Park, defeating NC State, 6-2, in the title game on May 24. 

- Virginia claimed the second NCAA baseball championship by an ACC team – and 

the sixth by a current ACC member school – defeating defending champion 

Vanderbilt by a 4-2 score in the decisive game of the College World Series on 

June 24 in Omaha, Nebraska. 

- Miami joined Virginia among the CWS field, marking the seventh time in the last 

10 years that the ACC has sent multiple teams to Omaha. 

- Virginia, Miami, Florida State, NC State, Clemson, Louisville and Notre Dame were 

selected for the NCAA Tournament. The ACC’s seven berths tied for the most 

by any conference. The ACC has sent at least seven teams to the tournament 

seven straight years and 10 times in the last 11 seasons. 

- The two longest all–time NCAA tournament appearance streaks continue to be 

held by ACC teams. Miami made its 43rd straight postseason appearance, while 

Florida State earned an NCAA bid for the 38th year in a row. 

- In its first season as an ACC member, Atlantic Division champion Louisville set 

an ACC record with 25 league victories this season. Florida State won at least 

40 games overall for the 36th consecutive year. 

- Ten ACC players were named NCBWA All-Americans, including a national-best 

six on the first team. 

John Gorman, Boston College 

Eli White, Clemson 

Steven Duggar, Clemson 

Matthew Crownover, Clemson 

Chase Pinder, Clemson 

Andy Perez, Duke 

Michael Rosenfeld, Duke 

Peter Zyla, Duke 

Cristian Perez, Duke 

Mitch Stallings, Duke 

DJ Stewart, Florida State 

Josh Delph, Florida State 

Ben DeLuzio, Florida State 

Christopher Marconcini, Florida State 

Michael Compton, Florida State 

Bryant Holtmann, Florida State 

Kel Johnson, Georgia Tech 

Daniel Spingola, Georgia Tech 

Jonathan King, Georgia Tech 

Nick Solak, Louisville 

Devin Hairston, Louisville 

Kyle Funkhouser, Louisville 

Lincoln Henzman, Louisville 

David Thompson, Miami 

Willie Abreu, Miami 

Garrett Kennedy, Miami 

Bryan Garcia, Miami 

Cooper Hammond, Miami 

Daniel Briggi, Miami 

Preston Palmeiro, NC State 

Andrew Knizner, NC State 

Tommy DeJuneas, NC State 

Brian Brown, NC State 

Joe O’Donnell, NC State 

Benton Moss, North Carolina 

Robert Youngdahl, Notre Dame 

Kyle Fiala, Notre Dame 

Lane Richards, Notre Dame 

Ryan Bull, Notre Dame 

Brandon Bielak, Notre Dame 

Sean Guenther, Notre Dame 

Nick McCarty, Notre Dame 

Jacob Wright, Pitt 

Brandon Waddell, Virginia 

Thomas Woodruff, Virginia 

Erik Payne, Virginia Tech 

Jonathan Woodcock, Virginia Tech 

Nate Mondou, Wake Forest 

Stuart Fairchild, Wake Forest 

Kevin Conway, Wake Forest 

Parker Dunshee, Wake Forest 

- Sixty-two ACC players were selected in the 2015 MLB Draft, fourth most in league 

history and the second most from any conference. All 14 league programs had 

at least one player drafted. 

First Team 

Matthew Crownover, Clemson 

Chris Okey, Clemson 

DJ Stewart, Florida State 

Zack Burdi, Louisville 

Kyle Funkhouser, Louisville 

Brendan McKay, Louisville 

Corey Ray, Louisville 

Sutton Whiting, Louisville 

Zack Collins, Miami 

George Iskenderian, Miami 

David Thompson, Miami 

Nathan Kirby, Virginia 

Brendon Hayden, Virginia Tech 

Will Craig, Wake Forest 


Nate Mondou, Wake Forest 

Second Team 

Chris Shaw, Boston College 

Tyler Krieger, Clemson 

Reed Rohlman, Clemson 

Andy Perez, Duke 

Billy Strode, Florida State 

Matt Gonzalez, Georgia Tech 


Josh Rogers, Louisville 

Thomas Woodrey, Miami 

Zac Gallen, North Carolina 

Jake Fincher, NC State 

Andrew Knizner, NC State 

Preston Palmeiro, NC State 

Daniel Pinero, Virginia 

Josh Sborz, Virginia 

Kenny Towns, Virginia 

ALL-ACC 

Third Team 

Steven Duggar, Clemson 

Eli White, Clemson 

Quincy Nieporte, Florida State 

Brandon Gold, Georgia Tech 

A.J. Murray, Georgia Tech 

Willie Abreu, Miami 

Bryan Garcia, Miami 

Garrett Kennedy, Miami 

Andrew Suarez, Miami 

Skye Bolt, North Carolina 

Benton Moss, North Carolina 

Logan Ratledge, NC State 

Kyle Fiala, Notre Dame 

Ryan Smoyer, Notre Dame 

Robert Youngdahl, Notre Dame 

Saige Jenco, Virginia Tech 


Dylan Busby, Florida State 

Kel Johnson, Georgia Tech 

Lincoln Henzman, Louisville 


Brian Brown, NC State 

J.B. Bukauskas, North Carolina 

Brandon Bielak, Notre Dame 

Sean Guenther, Notre Dame 

Adam Haseley, Virginia 

Pavin Smith, Virginia 


Justin Yurchak, Wake Forest 


CONGRATULATIONS 2014-15 ACC CHAMPIONS

TRACKING TRADITION 


Anthony J. McKevlin Award: ACC MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 

Laken Tomlinson / Duke / FOOTBALL 

DUKE’s Laken Tomlinson was named the winner of the Anthony J. McKevlin 

Award as the conference’s premier male athlete after helping lead the 

Blue Devils to a school-record third consecutive bowl berth. The 6-foot-3, 

330-pound guard anchored an offensive line that led the nation in fewest 

tackles for loss allowed per game (3.15). 

A consensus All-American and two-time first-team All-ACC selection, 

Tomlinson became Duke’s highest NFL Draft pick since 1987 when he was 

taken in the opening round by the Detroit Lions (No. 28 overall). His efforts 

during his senior campaign helped him to become the first Duke studentathlete 

since 2000 to receive two first-team All-American honors in the 

same season. 

Tomlinson also impressed off the field and was named to the All-ACC 

Football Academic Team for the fourth consecutive year. The Blue Devil team 

captain was the recipient of the Courage Award presented by the Football 

Writers Association of America in conjunction with the Orange Bowl, an 

award presented annually to a player, coach or support person in college 

football who displays courage, on or off the field. Tomlinson was also named 

to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, which recognizes community service 

in addition to academic and athletic achievement. 

ALL-TIME ACC ATHLETES OF THE YEAR 

Anthony J. McKevlin & Mary Garber Award Recipients 

1954 • Joel Shankle • Duke • M Track & Field 

1955 • Dickie Hemric • Wake Forest • M Basketball 

1956 • Dave Sime • Duke • M Track & Field/Basketball 

1957 • Lennie Rosenbluth • North Carolina • M Basketball 

1958 • Dick Christy • NC State • Football 

1959 • Lou Pucillo • NC State • M Basketball 

1960 • Mike McGee • Duke • Football 

1961 • Roman Gabriel • NC State • Football 

1962 • Lenn Chappell • Wake Forest • M Basketball 

1963 • Art Heyman • Duke • M Basketball 

1964 • Jeff Mullins • Duke • M Basketball 

1965 • Brian Piccolo • Wake Forest • Football 

1966 • Danny Talbott • North Carolina • Football/M Basketball 

1967 • Bobby Bryant • South Carolina • Football/M Basketball 

1968 • Larry Miller • North Carolina • M Basketball 

1969 • Frank Quayle • Virginia • Football 

1970 • Charlie Scott • North Carolina • M Basketball 

1971 • Don McCauley • North Carolina • Football 

1972 • Barry Parkhill • Virginia • M Basketball 

1973 • David Thompson • NC State • M Basketball 

1974 • Tony Waldrop • North Carolina • M Track & Field 

1975 • David Thompson • NC State • M Basketball 

1976 • John Lucas • Maryland • M Basketball/M Tennis 

1977 • Phil Ford • North Carolina • M Basketball 

1978 • Phil Ford • North Carolina • M Basketball 

1979 • Renaldo Nehemiah • Maryland • M Track & Field 

1980 • Julie Shea • NC State • W Track & Field 

1981 • Julie Shea • NC State • W Track & Field 

1982 • James Worthy • North Carolina • M Basketball 

1983 • Ralph Sampson • Virginia • M Basketball 

1984 • Michael Jordan • North Carolina • M Basketball 

1985 • B.J. Surhoff • North Carolina • Baseball 

1986 • Len Bias • Maryland • M Basketball 

1987 • Riccardo Ingram • Georgia Tech • Football/Baseball 

1988 • Danny Ferry • Duke • M Basketball 

1989 • Danny Ferry • Duke • M Basketball 

1990 • Shannon Higgins • North Carolina • W Soccer 

1990 • Clarkston Hines • Duke • Football 

1991 • Dawn Staley • Virginia • W Basketball 

1991 • Christian Laettner • Duke • M Basketball 

1992 • Dawn Staley • Virginia • W Basketball 

1992 • Christian Laettner • Duke • M Basketball 

1993 • Mia Hamm • North Carolina • W Soccer 

1993 • Charlie Ward • Florida State • Football/M Basketball 

1994 • Mia Hamm • North Carolina • W Soccer 

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MARY GARBER AWARD: ACC FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 

Morgan Brian / Virginia / Women’s soccer 

Morgan Brian claimed the 25th Mary Garber Award as the conference’s 

finest female athlete after leading VIRGINIA to the NCAA championship game 

and becoming just the fourth woman to repeat as the recipient of the MAC 

Hermann Trophy, awarded annually to collegiate soccer’s national player 

of the year. Brian scored 10 goals and tallied 14 assists during her senior 

season while leading the Cavaliers to their second consecutive NCAA College 

Cup and first championship game in program history. 

A three-time NSCAA First-Team All-American and four-time first-team All- 

ACC selection, Brian completed her senior season as the only active collegiate 

player on the United States Women’s National Team for World Cup Qualifying. 

She was an integral member of the U.S. team, which won the country’s first 

Women’s World cup since 1999. 

With 41 career goals and 43 career assists, Brian is the first Cavalier to 

be a member of the 40-40 club. She ranks second in school history with 125 

career points. A three-time ACC All-Academic Team selection, she was the 

overall No. 1 selection by the Houston Dash in the 2015 National Women’s 

Soccer League Draft and made her professional debut with the club in April. 

Brian received the IMP Award as Virginia’s top student-athlete for the second 

consecutive year. 

1994 • Charlie Ward • Florida State • Football/M Basketball 

1995 • Tisha Venturini • North Carolina • W Soccer 

1995 • Randolph Childress • Wake Forest • M Basketball 

1996 • Kelly Amonte • Maryland • W Soccer/W Lacrosse 

1996 • Kris Benson • Clemson • Baseball 

1997 • Sarah Forbes • Maryland • W Lacrosse 

1997 • Tim Duncan • Wake Forest • M Basketball 

1998 • Vanessa Webb • Duke • W Tennis 

1998 • Antawn Jamison • North Carolina • M Basketball 

1999 • Cindy Parlow • North Carolina • W Soccer 

1999 • Elton Brand • Duke • M Basketball 

2000 • Jen Adams • Maryland • W Lacrosse 

2000 • Joe Hamilton • Georgia Tech • Football 

2001 • Jen Adams • Maryland • W Lacrosse 

2001 • Shane Battier • Duke • M Basketball 

2002 • Bea Bielik • Wake Forest • W Tennis 

2002 • Juan Dixon • Maryland • M Basketball 

2003 • Alana Beard • Duke • W Basketball 

2003 • Chris Rotelli • Virginia • M Lacrosse 

2004 • Alana Beard • Duke • W Basketball 

2004 • Phillip Rivers • NC State • Football 

2005 • Kelly Dostal • Wake Forest • Field Hockey 

2005 • Sean May • North Carolina • M Basketball 

2006 • Paula Infante • Maryland • Field Hockey 

2006 • J.J. Redick • Duke • M Basketball 

2007 • Lindsey Harding • Duke • W Basketball 

2007 • Walter Dix • Florida State • M Track & Field 

2008 • Angela Tincher • Virginia Tech • Softball 

2008 • Tyler Hansbrough • North Carolina • M Basketball 

2009 • Casey Nogueira • North Carolina • W Soccer 

2009 • Matt Hill • NC State • M Golf 

2010 • Whitney Engen • North Carolina • W Soccer 

2010 • Ned Crotty • Duke • M Lacrosse 

2011 • Katie O’Donnell • Maryland • Field Hockey 

2011 • Ngoni Makusha • Florida State • M Track & Field 

2012 • Becca Ward • Duke • W Fencing 

2012 • Luke Kuechly • Boston College • Football 

2013 • Crystal Dunn • North Caroina • W Soccer 

2013 • Jarmere Jenkins • Virginia • M Tennis 

2014 • Alyssa Thomas • Maryland • W Basketball 

2014 • Jameis Winston • Florida State • Football 

2015 • Morgan Brian • Virginia • W Soccer 

2015 • Laken Tomlinson • Duke • Football 

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ACC POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS 

The ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE 

Is proud to congratulate 

THIS YEAR’s 

postgraduate 

scholarship recipients 


Alicia McKean 

Rowing 

Mikaela Rix 

W-Lacrosse 

Michael Sit 

Ice Hockey 

CLEMSON 

Ara Amirkhanian 

M-Soccer 

Hunter Harrington 

M-Tennis 

Romy Koelzer 

W-Tennis 

Katelyn Reeve 

W-Tennis 

DUKE 

Sarah Collins 

Fencing 

David Helton 

Football 

Claire Vannelli 

Rowing 


W-Basketball 

FLORIDA STATE 

Cristian Gonzalez Mendez 

M-Tennis 

Katie Mosher 

Volleyball 

Lacey Waldrop 

Softball 

GEORGIA TECH 

Anders Albertson 

M-Golf 

Kate Brandus 

W-Swim & Dive 

Matt Connors 

Football 

Cole Jackob 

M-Cross Country / T&F 

LOUISVILLE 

Grant Donovan 

Football 

Katie George 

Volleyball 

Andrew Stewart 

M-Cross Country 

Erin Yenney 

W-Soccer 

MIAMI 

Monique Albuquerque 

W-Tennis 

Nantambu-Akil Fentress 

Football 

Lea Johnson 

W-Track & Field 

Savanah Leaf 

Volleyball 


Gillian Litynski 

Fencing 

Benton Moss 

Baseball 

Cameron Overstreet 


Loren Shealy 

Field Hockey 

NC STATE 

Laura Hoer 

W-Cross Country / T&F 

Joanna Thompson 

W-Cross Country / T&F 

Emily Weiman 

Softball 

Notre Dame 

Ashley Armstrong 

W-Golf 

Kelly Curran 


Anna Kottkamp 

Rowing 

Emma Reaney 

W-Swim & Dive 

Pitt 

Brianna Kiesel 

W-Basketball 

Tyler Wilps 

Wrestling 

Cameron Wright 

M-Basketball 

SYRACUSe 

Cameron Lynch 

Football 

Sam Rodgers 

Football 

Komal Safdar 

W-Tennis 

VIRGINIA 

Morgan Brian 

W-Soccer 

Jordan Lavender 


Courtney Swan 

W-Lacrosse 

Ellen Williamson 

W-Swim & Dive 

VIRGINIA TECH 

Christian Beyer 

M-Basketball 

Devin Carter 

Wrestling 

Morgan Latimer 

M-Swim & Dive 

WAKE FOREST 

Nyki Caldwell 


Riley Ridgik 

W-Soccer 

Danae Rosendall 

Volleyball 

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ACC POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS 

ACC PostGraduate Scholarship Luncheon 

On April 15, 2015, the Atlantic Coast Conference held the 24th 

annual Postgraduate Scholarship Awards Luncheon, in which 45 

student-athletes were awarded the Weaver-James-Corrigan 

Scholarships, including three student-athletes who received the 

Thacker Award. An additional eight student-athletes who plan to 

enter a professional career in their chosen sport were named 

honorary recipients. The Weaver-James-Corrigan and Jim and 

Pat Thacker postgraduate scholarships are awarded to selected 

student-athletes who intend to pursue a graduate degree 

following completion of their undergraduate requirements. Each 

recipient will receive $5,000 toward his or her graduate education. 

Those honored have performed with distinction in both the 

classroom and their respective sport, while demonstrating 

exemplary conduct in the community. College basketball analyst 

and former Duke player Jay Bilas served as the keynote speaker 

at the event. 

2014-15 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / TRACKING TRADITION / POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS 61

ACC Student-Athlete aDVISORY COMMITTEE 

“Full of Ship … Leadership, Championship, Sportsmanship” was 

the theme for the Atlantic Coast Conference Student-Athlete Advisory 

Committee during the 2014-15 academic year. ACC SAAC embarked on a 

year in which the student-athlete involvement in Conference and national 

legislative decisions would be major. 

ACC SAAC had four meetings throughout the year, with two being 

via teleconference and two being in person. The committee discussed 

the role of SAAC in the autonomy legislative structure and developed 

various models to effectively integrate student-athletes into the ACC 

governance structure. Leading into the NCAA Convention in January, 

SAAC members were able to provide feedback on autonomy legislative 

proposals to student-athlete representatives Kaila Barber of Notre 

Dame, Artie Rowell of Pitt and Patrick Andrews of Clemson. The NCAA 

Convention proved to be a historic occasion, as it was the first time that 

student-athletes were given a vote on legislative proposals. In addition 

to being active on the legislative front, ACC SAAC focused on educating 

student-athletes on sexual assault and dating violence by participating 

in the “It’s on Us” Campaign. Throughout the year, ACC SAAC was able to 

share feedback on their ACC Championships experience to members of 

the ACC Championships staff. Additionally, student-athletes discussed 

their overall student-athlete experience and some of the areas that 

they felt could be improved. In looking forward to next year, ACC SAAC 

decided to restructure the committee by formalizing an executive 

board and changing the dates of the in-person meetings. 

2014-15 COMMITTEE 


Ashlynn Field • W Track/Cross Country • Jr. 

Keady Segel • M Soccer • Sr. 

Nina Baumberger Altirriba • Field Hockey • So. 

Kaliya Johnson • W Ice Hockey • Jr. 

GEORGIA TECH 

Aaron Peek • M Basketball • Sr. 

Caitlyn Coffey • Softball • Sr. 

Nathan Rakitt • M Tennis • Jr. 

Morgan Jackson • W Track/Cross Country • Sr. 

NC STATE 

Ashley Eli • W Basketball • Jr. 

Christian McCurdy • M Swimming • Jr. 

Jule Rich • M Track • Sr. 

Joe Mills • M Soccer • Sr. 

VIRGINIA 

Jonathan Cornish • M Tennis • Jr. 

Heidi Velk • Softball • Sr. 

Alec Vozenilek • Football • Sr. 

Ellen Williamson • W Swimming • Sr. 

CLEMSON 

Brody Koerner • Baseball • Jr. 

Sloan Shanahan • W Golf • So. 

Eric MacLain • Football • Sr. 

Stephannie Allen • Rowing • Sr. 

LOUISVILLE 

Rebecca Maddock • Field Hockey • Sr. 

Jerry Ramirez • M Soccer • Sr. 

Van Damrongsri • M Tennis • Sr. 

Kayla Soles • Softball • Sr. 

NOTRE DAME 

Max Lachowecki • M Soccer • Jr. 

Barbara Sullivan • W Lacrosse • Jr. 

Katie Naughton • W Soccer • So. 

Kaila Barber • W Track • Jr. 

VIRGINIA TECH 

Carol Kahoun • W Tennis • 5th Year 

Jared Allison • M Track • Jr. 

Morgan Latimer • M Swimming • Sr. 

Kylie McGoldrick • Softball • Sr. 

DUKE 

Tyler Toren • M Swimming • Sr. 

Tara Dalton • Rowing • Sr. 

Remy Janco • Baseball • Jr. 

Megan Clark • W Track/Cross Country • Jr. 

MIAMI 

Dallas Crawford • Football • Jr. 

Shannon McCarthy • W Soccer • Jr. 

David Thompson • Baseball • Jr. 

Kara McCormack • W Diving • Sr. 

PITT 

Adam Bisnowaty • Football • So. 

Paige Lumley • W Track/Cross Country • Jr. 

Carmelena Moffa • Softball • Jr. 

Julian Dickenson • M Soccer • Sr. 

WAKE FOREST 

Tara Clemmenson • Field Hockey • Sr. 

KC Barrett • M Track • 5th Year 

Marianna Sims • W Golf • Jr. 

Brendan Henry • M Tennis • Jr. 

FLORIDA STATE 

John Franklin • Football • So. 

Jordan Jarmakowicz • W Swimming • Jr. 

Hank Lebioda • M Golf • Jr. 

Katherine Plessy • Sand Volleyball • Jr. 


Houston Summers • M Track • Jr. 

Kelly Corish • W Swimming • Sr. 

CJ Odenigwe • M Soccer • Sr. 

Emily Leifolf • Rowing • Jr. 

SYRACUSE 

Komal Safdar • W Tennis • Sr. 

Kyle Knapp • Football • Jr. 

Miriam Ward • Rowing • Jr. 

Jonathan Dawson • M Crew • Jr. 

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ACC Community outreach 

ACC Community Connections 

The Atlantic Coast Conference’s Community Connections program 

completed its fifth year and continued its success by sponsoring 

educational activities and donating books in conjunction with 16 

conference championships across six states. The program reached 

over a dozen schools and youth programs across Florida, Georgia, North 

Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Virginia. 

The initiative aims to teach life lessons to elementary and middle school 

students in the communities in which the league holds its conference 

championships. This year, team representatives from ACC member 

institutions either traveled to elementary schools in the area or had 

schools and youth programs visit the championship sites to participate 

in varying outreach sessions. 

The visits consisted of question-and-answer sessions with ACC team 

representatives in addition to skills clinics and demonstrations. 

The league-wide initiative first launched at the 2010 ACC Cross Country 

Championships in Boston, Massachusetts. Since that time, more than 

1,200 books have been donated by the ACC and its member institutions 

to elementary schools and organizations, including the YMCA. During the 

2014-15 academic year, 168 student-athletes participated in the program 

and had the chance to interact with more than 600 youth. In addition, 350 

books were donated to ACC championship communities. 

The schools and organizations involved in ACC Community Connections 

for 2014-15 were: Burley Middle School (Charlottesville, Virginia); Lakewood 

Elementary School (Durham, North Carolina); Greensboro United Soccer 

Association U-12 girls soccer (Greensboro, North Carolina); Kingswood 

Elementary School (Cary, North Carolina); Dynamo Swim Club (Atlanta, 

Georgia); Atlanta Swim Club (Atlanta, Georgia); New Hope Elementary 

School (Chapel Hill, North Carolina); Margaret Beeks Elementary School 

(Blacksburg, Virginia); Arsenal Middle School (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania); 

Millis Road Elementary School(Jamestown, North Carolina); Green Hope 

Elementary School (Cary, North Carolina); McCrary Elementary School 

(Asheboro, North Carolina); Stars Middle School (Tallahassee, Florida); 

Pendleton Elementary School (Pendleton, South Carolina); Butner-Stem 

Elementary School (Butner, North Carolina); Sandy Ridge Elementary 

School (Durham, North Carolina); East Lee Middle School (Sanford, 

North Carolina); East Chapel Hill High School (Chapel Hill, North Carolina); 

Leesville Road High School(Raleigh, North Carolina). 

ACC/united wAY Game Changers 

In an effort to showcase 

the great community 

service work that is done 

across the league, as well 

as highlight the ACC/United 

Way partnership heading 

into the 20th year in 2015-16, 

the ACC and longtime partner, United Way, created a new program to recognize 

exceptional efforts in volunteerism. 

After soliciting stories from United Way agencies throughout the 

league’s footprint, the inaugural ACC/United Way Game Changers award 

was presented to the Notre Dame Men’s Lacrosse team at halftime of the 

Championship Game of the 2015 New York Life ACC Tournament. A video 

piece was on the team’s partnership with the Dickinson Fine Arts Academy 

aired during halftime and was distributed across ACC platforms. 

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ACC SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS 

2014-15 ACC Sportsmanship Award NOMINATIONS 

Boston College Volleyball — Following a campus shooting at Florida 

State, Boston College contacted Florida State and asked to show support 

of the victims involved in the shooting by wearing the ribbon that FSU was 

creating. Boston College wore the ribbons on their uniforms during their 

match against Florida State. 

Sebastian Stiefelmeyer, Louisville, Men’s Tennis – During the NCAA 

Singles Championship on May 22, 2015, senior Sebastian Stiefelmeyer, 

was playing in the Round of 16 versus Columbia’s Winston Lin. The winner 

would have a berth in the quarterfinals of the NCAAs. The match was going 

back and forth with Stiefelmeyer leading 4-1 in the first set but Lin came 

back to win the first set 7-5. In college tennis, the players make each 

line call and if they do not agree, the chair umpire makes final judgment. 

In a critical stage of the second set, with the match in balance, Lin hit a 

big serve that from Louisville head coach Rex Ecarma’s angle looked an 

inch or less out. Serve calls are particularly difficult since most serves 

are hit over 100 mph. Sebastian called it out and the referee motioned to 

agree with the call. Sebastian took a second look at the line and in at an 

extremely critical time of the match reversed his initial call, giving that 

giving that pivotal point to Winston. Winston went on to win an extremely 

tight 7-4 and 6-4 match and ended Sebastian’s career. The Columbia 

coach who has been coaching for 30 seasons, said he had never seen 

a player reverse a call like that in such a close match with everything on 

the line. Sebastian was named the winner of the Arthur Ashe Leadership 

and Sportsmanship Award for his character, conduct and unwavering 

sportsmanship on and off the court. 

Previous winners of the award are: 

2008-09 

Thomas Sensing, Wake Forest Men’s Track & Field 

Maggie Bernard, Clemson Women’s Cross Country 

North Carolina Fencing Team 

2009-10 

Robert Andrews, Virginia Men’s Cross Country and Track & Field 

Stephanie Buffo, Clemson Women’s Cross Country and Track & Field 

Georgia Tech Baseball Team 

2010-11 

Darrin Gibson, Florida State Men’s Cross Country 

Kim Donovan, Duke Women’s Golf 

Florida State Men’s Track & Field Team 

2011-12 

Shane Gentry, Maryland Wrestling 

Maryland Gymnastics Team 

2012-13 

Florida State & Boston College Men’s Swimming Teams 

Virginia Tech Volleyball Team 

Len’Nique Brown and Krystal Barrett, NC State Women’s Basketball 

2013-14 

Notre Dame Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 

Duke Baseball Team 

Hannah Wilson, Florida State Women’s Swimming 

ACC Sportsmanship School of the Year AwARDS 

Prior to the 2008-09 academic year, the ACC created a sportsmanship 

award for each of its 25 sponsored sports. The concept of these awards 

was created by the ACC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee in an effort 

to recognize teams that earned the utmost regard from their peers during 

competition. As is stated in the conference’s Mission Statement, “It [the 

ACC] strongly adheres to the principles of integrity and sportsmanship, 

and supports the total development of the student-athlete and each 

member institution’s athletics department staff, with the intent of 

producing enlightened leadership for tomorrow.” Teams receiving the 

award conducted themselves with a high degree of character and good 

sportsmanship, as determined by a vote of the league’s teams. 

2003-04 • Georgia Tech 2006-07 • Boston College 

2004-05 • Wake Forest 2007-08 • Virginia Tech 

2005-06 • Wake Forest 

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ACC SPORTSMANSHIP INITIATIVEs 

SPORtsmanship Initiatives 

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, officials, administrators, fans, 

friends and alumni. 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. For 

the 2014-15 year, the conference is proud to report 100 percent 

participation by the institutions. 

ACC Continues Sportsmanship Awareness Weeks 

Established in 2010, ACC Sportsmanship Weeks is a campaign to 

recognize and promote sportsmanship. During the 2014-15 academic 

year, three specific weeks were tabbed as ACC Sportsmanship Weeks: 

September 29-October 5 (Fall), January 19-25 (Winter) and April 6-12 

(Spring). At all ACC home competitions during ACC Sportsmanship Weeks, 

every league team showcased its continued dedication to sportsmanship 

by participating in a pregame handshake. In addition to the teams’ efforts, 

the conference and member schools highlighted the initiative to its fans 

through releases, social media platforms and on official websites. 

“The ACC is committed to upholding the values of sportsmanship,” said 

ACC Commissioner John Swofford. “We are proud that all our member 

institutions continue to emphasize the importance of sportsmanship 

through this initiative.” 

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ACC ACADEMICS 

ACC again leader in “Best Colleges” rankings 

The member institutions of the Atlantic Coast Conference again led 

the way among Autonomy 5 conferences in the latest “Best Colleges” 

rankings released by U.S. News & World Report in September 2014. 

Member schools combine for an average rank of 54.8, marking the 

eighth straight year that the ACC has led all Autonomy 5 conferences. 

“The ACC continues to have the strongest collective balance of 

academics and athletics of any major conference, which a tribute to 

the leadership at our 15 member schools,” said ACC Commissioner 

John Swofford. 

The ACC is the only Autonomy 5 conference to place over half of 

its member institutions among the Top 50 and also leads with seven 

member schools among the Top 35. 

Duke boasts the league’s highest ranking at eighth and is joined in 

the Top 30 by Notre Dame (16th), Virginia (23rd), Wake Forest (27th) 

and North Carolina (30th). Also in the Top 50 are Boston College (31st), 

Georgia Tech (35th) and Miami (48th). Beyond the top 50 are Syracuse 

at 58th, followed by Pitt and Clemson (tied at 62nd), Virginia Tech 

(71st), Florida State and NC State (both 95th) and Louisville (161st). 

Notables: 

• Average rank of ACC Schools: 54.8 

• The ACC has led the Autonomy 5 conferences in best average rank in 

each of the last eight years. 

• The ACC has had a school finish in the Top 10 every year since 2006 

(one of only two Autonomy 5 conferences that can make that claim). 

• In the 2014 rankings, the ACC is the only Autonomy 5 conference with 

over half of its member institutions in the Top 50. 

• The ACC placed eight schools in the Top 50, three more than any 

other Autonomy 5 conference. 

• The ACC’s five schools ranked in the Top 30 are the most among 

Autonomy 5 conferences. 

• Seven ACC schools placed among the Top 35 of the 2014 rankings, 

three more than any other Autonomy 5 Conference. 

ACC Makes Another Strong Showing in APR 

The Atlantic Coast Conference leads all Autonomy 5 conferences with 

82 teams among its current membership recognized in the latest report 

card on the NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) Public Recognition Awards 

released on May 20, 2015. 

The Academic Progress Rate, a multi-year rate based on the most recent 

four years of data, is a real-time measure of eligibility and retention of 

student-athletes competing on every Division I sports team. The most 

recent APR scores are based on scores from the 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13 

and 2013-14 academic years. This year marks the 11th year of APR data for 

most teams. 

Each year, the NCAA honors selected Division I sports teams by publicly 

recognizing their latest multi-year NCAA Division I Academic Progress Rate 

(APR). This announcement is part of the overall Division I academic reform 

effort and is intended to highlight teams that demonstrate a commitment 

to academic progress and retention of student-athletes by achieving the 

top APRs within their respective sports. Specifically, these teams posted 

multi-year APRs in the top 10 percent of all squads in each sport. 

Even with rising academic standards, ACC teams continue to build upon 

their success in the classroom. Highlights from the most recent report 

include: 

• The ACC’s current schools had 82 combined teams recognized to lead all 

Autonomy 5 conferences for the 2013-14 academic year. 

• The ACC’s 14 schools with at least one team recognized lead all Autonomy 

5 conferences. 

• Four men’s basketball teams – Duke, Louisville, Miami and Pitt – were 

recognized from the ACC for the 2013-14 season, the most of any 

Autonomy 5 conference. 

In addition, athletic teams from Atlantic Coast Conference institutions 

continued to be among the top percentage of those at Division I colleges and 

universities that meet standards and excel academically, as reflected by 

Academic Progress Rate (APR) data released by the NCAA on May 27, 2015. 

Each Division I institution is held accountable for the academic progress 

of its student-athletes through the APR, a team-based metric that accounts 

for the eligibility and retention of each student-athlete, each term. 

The Committee on Academic Performance oversees the Academic 

Performance Program, which sets policies and recommends legislative 

changes to the Board of Directors, which has the final say on rules changes 

in Division I. 

Beginning with 2012-13 championships, teams were required to post 

a minimum 900 four-year average APR or a 930 average over the most 

recent two years to be eligible to participate. For this year’s championships, 

teams were required to earn a 930 four-year average APR or a 940 average 

over the most recent two years to participate in championships. In 2015- 

16 and beyond, teams must earn a four-year APR of 930 to compete in 

championships. 

ACC Highlights include: 

• All 58 ACC football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and baseball 

programs exceeded the required 930 APR average 

• 12 ACC baseball teams were above the 969 national APR average 

• 12 women’s basketball teams were above the national 973 APR average 

• 11 men’s basketball teams were above the Division I 961 APR average 

• 12 ACC football teams were above the FBS 960 APR average 

• No ACC teams are subject to APR penalties for the fourth straight year 

• The ACC’s strong showing comes one week after 82 league teams 

received APR recognition awards, the most of any Power 5 conference. 

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ACC ACADEMICS 

ACC Teams Continued To Set High Graduation 

Success RATe STANDARDS 

The Atlantic Coast Conference’s presence in the forefront of academic 

success was demonstrated once again in the latest NCAA Graduation 

Success Rates (GSR) released on October 28. 

Teams from ACC institutions ranked among the top Division I 

institutions with an average graduation rate of 88.1 percent, while the 

NCAA graduation rate is 82 percent nationally. 

ACC notes include: 

• 8 of 14 ACC football teams earned a GSR above the FBS average of 71. 

• 11 of 15 ACC Men’s basketball teams earned a GSR at or above the Div. I 

average of 70, leading all Power 5 Conferences. 

• 11 of 14 ACC Baseball teams earned a GSR above the Div. I average of 77, 

the highest of any Power 5 conference. 

• 9 of 15 ACC Women’s Basketball teams earned a GSR above the Div. I 

average of 86. 

• In football, the ACC is the only Power 5 conference to have multiple 

teams score 90 or higher every year since 2005. 

• In men’s basketball, Duke and Notre Dame each achieved scores of 100. 

• The ACC leads all Power 5 conferences with three baseball teams 

(Duke, Miami and Notre Dame) scoring 100. 

• 2014 marks the seventh-straight year that the ACC has had at least 

four women’s basketball programs score 100, making it the only Power 

5 conference to do so. The ACC tied for the national lead with six teams 

– Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Notre Dame, Pitt and Wake Forest – 

hitting the century mark in the latest report. 

• A total of 11 ACC teams achieved GSR scores of 100 in football, men’s 

basketball, women’s basketball and baseball. The next highest number 

among Power 5 conferences was nine. 

The Graduation Success Rate was developed by the NCAA as part of 

its academic reform initiative as a better measure of student-athlete 

academic success. The rate holds institutions accountable for transfer 

students, unlike the federal graduation rate. The GSR also accounts for 

midyear enrollees and is calculated for every sport. 

Five ACC Schools Among Top 20 

in Learfield DireCTORS’ Cup STANDINGS 

The ACC tied for the lead among all conferences with five schools 

among the top 20 of the final 2014-15 Division I Learfield Sports 

Directors’ Cup Standings. 

North Carolina led ACC schools with a No. 5 ranking, followed No. 6 

Virginia and No. 10 Notre Dame. Florida State follows at No. 11, while 

Duke checked in at No. 20. 

The ACC is one of two conferences to place three member institutions 

among the top 10. For the 14th consecutive year, four or more ACC 

institutions placed among the top 30. 

The ACC placed nine schools among the top 50 of this year’s 

standings, and all 15 member institutions placed among the top 100. 

NC State finished 27th, followed by Louisville at No. 29, Virginia Tech at 

No. 35 and Syracuse at No. 47. 

Miami placed 55th, while Clemson finished 57th, Boston College 

68th, Georgia Tech 72nd, Wake Forest 90th and Pitt 96th. 

This marks the sixth time in the last eight academic years that the 

ACC has finished with at least two teams among the top 10. 

The Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup was developed as a joint effort 

between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics 

(NACDA) and USA Today. Points are awarded based on each institution’s 

finish in up to 20 sports — 10 women’s and 10 men’s. 

2014-15 ACC FINAL STANDINGS 

5. North Carolina 

6. Virginia 

10. Notre Dame 

11. Florida State 

20. Duke 

27. NC State 

29. Louisville 

35. Virginia Tech 

47. Syracuse 

55. Miami 

57. Clemson 

68. Boston College 

72. Georgia Tech 

90. Wake Forest 

96. Pitt 

2014-15 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / TRACKING TRADITION / ACC ACADEMICS 67

ACCAC – ACC ACADemic Consortium 

ACC’s Inter-Institutional ACADemic COLLABORATIve 

The ACCAC is all about collaboration, expanding academic opportunities by 

sharing resources among our 15 universities. Together we are adding value 

in ways that cannot be achieved by any one of our universities acting alone. 

Building upon familiarity and identity nurtured by athletic competition among 

our 15 universities, the mission of the ACC Academic Consortium (ACCAC) is to 

enhance the academic experience of all students (athletes and non-athletes) 

and the success of faculty/administrators through collaborative programs, 

ideas, and recognitions. 

Supported by a special fund within the conference budget and guided by three 

groups (presidents, provosts, and chief undergraduate education officers), the 

consortium is in its 12th year. Strengthened by the energetic participation of 

the conference’s newest members (Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Notre Dame, and 

Louisville) and a 33 percent expansion in budget, 2014-15 has been a banner 

year. Highlights are provided below. For more information see http://acciac.org. 

of the Minds Conference. The next day and a half was filled with each student 

scholar either presenting his/her research to an interdisciplinary audience 

or holding forth during an hour-long poster session. Topics ranged across 

the sciences, humanities, social sciences and beyond. Seminars and special 

lectures by successful senior researchers rounded out a very busy, learningfilled 

weekend. For more information see http://accmom2015.dasa.ncsu.edu/ 

about/ 

Inspiring Inclusion, Creating Community, and Launching Leaders: Students 

from all 15 ACC universities (four to eight from each university) and their 

leadership advisors came together at Notre Dame for an impressive, impactful, 

and elegant three days in February. Throughout the three days, delegates 

engaged in various networking activities, workshops, field trips and social 

events to help increase each delegate’s knowledge on inclusion, community 

and leadership. The goal of the conference was to give all delegates new skills 

that they could use to help all students at their university feel included. During 

the conference, delegates were placed into one of eight groups (religion, 

sexual orientation, physical ability, family background, socio-economic status, 

physical appearance, immigration status, and gender). Each group created a 

final presentation regarding recommended actions that would facilitate greater 

inclusion of “their” assigned stereotype. For more information see https:// 

accstudentleadershipconference.nd.edu/ 

Undergraduate Scholars Displaying, Explaining Original Research: NC State 

Chancellor Randy Woodson hosted about 90 undergraduate students (from 

all 15 universities) at his home for dinner on the eve of ACC’s annual Meeting 

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ACCAC – ACC ACADemic Consortium 

The ACC Debate Championship: Teams from nine ACC universities competed in 

the revival of the annual ACC Debate Tournament. This year’s tournament, hosted 

by Wake Forest at the Graylyn Conference Center, featured the issue: “Should 

student-athletes receive monetary compensation for participating in athletic 

competition?” At the April championship, all teams were tasked with debating 

both sides of the resolution. Among the participants were 15 competitive debaters 

and three intercollegiate athletes (one volleyball player and two football players). 

In the finals Wake Forest (defending the negative) won out over a previously 

undefeated team from the University of Miami. 

Student Advocacy Trip to Washington, D.C.: Organized by Georgia Tech, the third 

annual student advocacy trip (March 16-17, 2015) involved 49 students from 14 

ACC institutions. The purpose of the Washington, D.C. Trip was for participants 

to interact with Members of Congress and their staff on issues of importance to 

students and the broader higher education community. The main priorities the 

students focused on this year were financial aid and federal funding for research. 

The two-day trip was packed with activities for the group to participate in as 

a whole, and individual schools (or groups of schools from the same state) also 

divided up to meet with their respective Senators and Representatives. Some 

of the group activities included a tour of the U.S. Capitol, panel discussion with 

Capitol Hill staff members, luncheon with guest speaker (Congressman Rick Allen 

from Georgia’s 12th District), and a student networking reception. 

When the schools broke out into smaller groups for the Hill meetings, 

the students conducted over 43 visits, many of which were with Members 

of Congress themselves. In addition to notifying Members and staff of their 

legislative priorities, the students were able to learn first-hand about upcoming 

legislation and the lawmaking process in general. Some groups were also able to 

sit in on a House Education and Workforce Committee hearing and fit in additional 

meetings off the Hill with government relations firms. One school even had an 

opportunity for lunch at the White House. 

Creating and Innovating: Each year the ACCAC provides over 50 special stipends 

for competitively selected undergraduate students to advance a creative concept 

and/or innovative idea. Fifteen universities, while learning from each other, 

model their distinctive competitions to their needs, comparative advantages, 

and special opportunities. Some commission original play-writing. Others stress 

patentable inventions, implementable business plans, global social service 

projects, and the extension of on-going research. 

Professional Leadership Development: Developed by the University of North 

Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School, the ACCAC Executive Leadership Series 

features four new programs designed specifically for Deans, Vice Provosts, and 

Vice Chancellors in ACC universities. Emphasized are the unique challenges, 

demands and expectations executive leaders face in academic organizations. 

Each one of the four new programs is designed to address a cornerstone of 

executive leadership in an academic institution: business leader, change leader, 

culture leader and talent producer. Each “cornerstone” is explored in a two-day 

seminar. 

The first seminar, held in the midst of an East Coast snowstorm, enrolled 23 

participants from 11 universities. The quality and success of the first program is 

reinfoirced by the fact that the second seminar (focused on change leadership 

in July 2015) has enrolled 29 participants from 12 universities. For more 

information see http://www.kenan-flagler.unc.edu/executive-development/ 

open-enrollment/accac-programs 

ACCAC Distinguished Lecturer Series: The “inaugural class” of ACC Distinguished 

Lecturers includes five outstanding scholar-teachers: Anthony Atala (Wake 

Forest), Robin Fleming (Boston College), Peter Holland (Notre Dame), Eric 

Johnson (Clemson), and Maureen McCall (Louisville). Each has been identified as 

an excellent speaker with a strong capacity for catalyzing creative thinking and 

collaboration. 

Through this new program the ACCAC is providing a modest monetary award 

for each scholar and enabling each ACC university to fund a seminar by one of 

these scholars on their campus. The collaborations that will likely evolve from 

this new program will almost certainly further enrich research and education 

opportunities throughout the ACC. 

Summer Research Exchange: Funds are provided by the ACCAC to allow each 

university either to send one of its students to another ACC university for the 

summer, or to attract a student from another ACC university to spend a research 

summer at a host university. There were 11 such exchanges in Summer 2014 and 

we expect still more this summer. 

Looking Ahead: Advantaged by a public-private mix of top universities (e.g., a 

higher percentage of top 50 universities than all other major athletic conferences 

except the Ivy League), the potential for additional collaboration, for expanded 

competition in academic areas, and for sharing of resources is being actively 

developed by the provosts (scheduled to meet in Pittsburgh in September 2015). 

At the October 2014 meeting two reports developed by subcommittees 

throughout the 2014-15 year will be considered. First is a report from the 

Georgia Tech-led group shaping all ACC competition in student-team-driven 

patentable innovations (the group convened in Atlanta at the time of the Georgia 

Tech Inventure Prize Competition). Second is a report from a taskforce (led by 

Syracuse) on artistic, design, and creativity competition. It’s likely that, in some 

form, both of these programs will be advanced in 2015-16. 

The ACCAC is maturing to become a major resource not only in undergraduate 

education but also in faculty development, professional networking, graduate 

education, research, and service. These are exciting times. The collaborations 

seeded by athletic relationships are becoming more and more critical. The strong 

commitment of the ACC to this conference academic initiative represents a 

distinctive affirmation of the symbiotic relationships between strong academics 

and strong athletics. 

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ACC INTERNAL OPERATIONS 

SERVICES TO MEMBER SCHOOLS IN COMPLIANCE 

& GOVERNANCE 

The ACC office provides timely information on NCAA and ACC governance 

items through its compliance and governance department. The work of 

the compliance and governance staff furthers the ACC’s commitment 

to competing athletically at a high level with integrity and uniquely 

balancing academics and athletics. While some services focus on dayto-day 

assistance to member institutions, other services provide 

institutions with best practices and ideas on how to continuously improve 

their compliance operations. Among the services provided through the 

compliance and governance office were: 

• Continued assistance with interpretations of NCAA and ACC rules 

• Facilitation of several conference-wide discussions related to NCAA 

governance reform efforts 

• Quarterly calls and two in-person meetings with compliance personnel 

• In-person and/or video assistance to ACC coaches as they prepare for 

the coaches recruiting certification exam 

• Implementation of institutional compliance reviews conducted 

through the contract services of The Compliance Group 

• Governance meeting support for the ACC governance structure, 

including coaches meetings 

• Distribution of more than $5,900,00 to member institutions for direct 

benefits to ACC student-athletes 

• Began discussion with ACC governance groups on ways to enhance the 

voice of the student-athlete in ACC governance matters 

• Enhanced rules education program for institutional administrators 

ACC STAFF Changes 

Kelly Campbell • July 2014 

Director of Compliance 

T.C. Gammons • July 2014 

Coordinator of Operations 

Martha Schwab • July 2014 

Graphic Designer 

Brandon Neff • August 2014 

Assistant Commissioner of Championships 

Kara Tyree • September 2014 

Director of Men’s Basketball Operations 

Allen Franklin • April 2015 

Coordinator of Football & Basketball Video 

Dennis Hennigan • May 2015 

Coordinator of Football Officiating 

Tristan Powers • May 2015 

Coordinator of Football 

ACC PER SCHOOL REVENUE DISTRIBUTION 

REMAINS SIGNIFICANT 

The ACC’s revenue distribution to member schools continued to increase and 

still ranks as one of the highest in conference allocations to their institutions. 

Revenue streams from football, men’s basketball, bowl contracts, and the 

NCAA increased from the previous operating year. In addition, the Conference 

reimburses member schools for expenses related to their participation in 

all ACC championships. These reimbursement amounts are not included in 

annual distribution reports for Conference institutions. 

The Conference revenue pool was greatly enhanced in 2014-15 with the 

ACC’s inclusion in the lucrative College Football Playoff and being the host 

Conference for the Orange Bowl for the next twelve years. 

COST CENTER BUDGETING SYSTEM 

The conference utilizes a budget process which includes significant 

involvement from the Finance Committee, which is comprised of a 

representative of each member institution. The process includes involvement 

from this Committee and the ACC office in creating and reviewing the 

Conference operating budget prior to its approval at the Spring Business 

Meeting. Revenue projections are also reviewed as part of the overall budget 

preparation process. The ACC Office continues to use a cost-centered, 

responsibility-based accounting system to allow cost center managers the 

ability to review their accounts on-line and, thus, be able to react quickly in 

managing their budgets and gaining timely information. 

INVESTMENT POLICIES 

The current allocation of asset investments for the Conference is delegated 

to the Finance Committee and its Investment Sub-Committee. This oversight 

committee includes development of the Conference Investment policy, 

including the determination of appropriate asset allocations, consistent 

review of invested funds, and recommendations regarding Conference 

monetary investments. The committee meets annually with the current 

external investment management agency to make changes, as needed, with 

investment strategies. 

ACC Actively Pursues Minority CANDIDATes for 

Conference Positions 

The Atlantic Coast Conference is committed to achieving diversity in all 

aspects of its administration. One of the areas the Conference Office is looking 

to achieve this is in actively pursuing minority candidates for positions which 

are available in the ACC Office. The Conference Office conducts a concerted 

effort to identify, seek and hire qualified minority personnel. 

Continuing the Development of the Futures 

Internship Program 

One of the most successful programs developed by the Atlantic Coast 

Conference is its internship program for graduating male and female studentathletes. 

Officially named the Atlantic Coast Conference Futures Internship 

Program, the Conference partially funds the internships. These interns work 

with the following organizations: the Atlantic Coast Conference Office, Fox 

Sports Net, Sun Sports, the Orange Bowl Committee and ESPN Wide World 

of Sports. The program has been very successful in placing the interns into 

permanent positions within the athletics and sports television industry. 

2014-15 ACC Futures Interns 

Atlantic Coast Conference 

Hannah Wilson - Florida State 

Christine Wixted - Duke 

ESPN Wide World of Sports 

Jessica Nori - Florida State 

Fox Sports Productions 

Jordan Hoyt - Pitt 

Orange Bowl 

Kristin Grissom - Wake Forest 

Sun Sports 

Digital Media/Marketing 

Kimberly Borza - Pitt 

Sun Sports Productions 

Joelle Kissell - NC State 

2015-16 ACC Futures Interns 


Carissa Corbett – Louisville 

FS Florida Marketing 

Carly Thea - Pitt 

FS Florida Productions 

Zakiya McIntosh - Louisville 

Orange Bowl 

Cassandra Congemi - Pitt 

Fox Sports South Productions 

Lacey Waldrop - Florida State 

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AUTONOMY/July 1, 2014 

ACC leads the wAY during autonomy transition 

The ACC continued to be prominently involved in the new NCAA structure 

and efforts with rules-making autonomy for the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac- 

12 and SEC in areas directly impacting student-athlete benefits. In the 

past year, the league established priorities through the Atlantic Coast 

Conference Council of Presidents to help guide it through the evaluation of 

future initiatives in these areas. These principles are primarily centered 

around the continued desire to enhance student-athlete opportunities and 

experiences. 

At the inaugural autonomy convention in January, the ACC had the most 

presidents in attendance of any league. Wake Forest President Nathan 

Hatch chaired the NCAA Division I Board of Directors both throughout the 

transition to autonomy and at the convention. 

The following releases were distributed to national media, posted 

on theACC.com, promoted socially and included in messaging where 

appropriate: 

• ACC Council of Presidents Sends Forth Initial Priorities as Part of the New 

Autonomy Structure (September 30, 2014) 

• ACC Council of Presidents Principles (November 17, 2014) 

• Three ACC Student-Athletes Selected To Participate In NCAA Process 

(November 19, 2014) 

• ACC Announces Autonomy Proposals (December 1, 2014) 

• Sixty-Five Universities of the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC and 

Student-Athlete Representatives to Begin Era of Autonomy (January 15, 

2015) 

• Six ACC Representatives Named To Division I Council Committees (April 20, 

2015) 

The Atlantic COAST Conference welcomed the cardinals on July 1, 2014 

The University Louisville’s long-awaited entry into the Atlantic Coast 

Conference became official on July 1, 2014. 

“We have looked forward to this day since November of 2012, when 

our Council of Presidents voted to accept Louisville as a member of 

the Atlantic Coast Conference,” said ACC Commissioner John Swofford. 

“We are a stronger conference with the addition of this university and 

its athletic program, which continues to reach new heights and rank 

among the nation’s most competitive. We are well-positioned for the 

future, 15 members strong, with a unique balance of public and private 

institutions.” 

A full schedule of activities took place, with an 11 a.m. press conference 

at the Schnellenberger Football Complex’s Recruiting Lounge. Swofford 

joined University of Louisville President James Ramsey and Athletics 

Director Tom Jurich at the press conference. Following that, a luncheon 

with Louisville faculty and staff took place at the stadium. 

The day’s schedule concluded with a late afternoon/early evening 

celebration at Fourth Street Live! in downtown Louisville that heralded 

the Cardinals’ conference membership. The program included remarks 

from Swofford, Ramsey and Jurich. The celebration also featured the 

ACC’s mascots, special messages from Louisville coaches and studentathletes, 

fan giveaways, and plenty of surprises. 

The ACC’s 15 mascots were throughout the city, making stops at 

historic Churchill Downs and the Louisville Slugger Museum, Louisville 

athletic venues such as Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium and KFC Yum! 

Center, as well as on-campus visits to Grawemeyer Hall and the 

University of Louisville Autism Center at Kosair Charities. 

ACC fans not in Louisville could keep up with all the ACC’s activities 

throughout the city on Twitter by following @theACC and #Cards2ACC. 

The press conference was live streamed via the ACC Digital Network on 

theACC.com. 

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ACC Top 6 for service 

Each year, the member institutions of the 

ACC select six student-athletes from their 

campuses to honor as members of the 

ACC’s Top Six for Service as well as a top 

male and female student-athlete of the year. 

Below is a listing of each schools selected 

student-athletes. 

2014-15 ACC TOP 6 FOR SERVICE 


Jeff Burke • Baseball 

Nina Baumberger Altirriba • Field Hockey 

Christopher Dwyer • Sailing 

Alexandre Thirouin • M Tennis 

Gillian Walsh • W Swimming & Diving 

Holly Confalone • W Soccer 

CLEMSON 

Kerianne Pacheco • Rowing 

Courtney Fallon • Rowing 

Paul Clowes • M Soccer 

Jessica Doolittle • W Swimming & Diving 

Eric Mac Lain • Football 

Marcus Bullard • Football 

DUKE 

Megan Clark • W T&F 

Quinn Cook • M Basketball 

Chaz Hawkins • M T&F 

Phoebe Donovan • Rowing 

Jenna Frush • W Basketball 

Duke Field Hockey Team 

FLORIDA STATE 

Josh Delph • Baseball 

John Franklin • Football 

Stefan Brits • M T&F 

Stephanie Pellitteri • Volleyball 

Kai James • W Basketball 

Alex Kossoff • Softball 

GEORGIA TECH 

Alex Grady • M Cross Country/T&F 

Nathan Rakitt • M Tennis 

Hayley Keady • W Cross Country/T&F 

Aaron Peek • M Basketball 

Kate Brandus • W Swimming & Diving 

Morgan Jackson • Volleyball 

Louisville 

Becca Maddock • Field Hockey 

Andrew Stewart • M T&F 

Chelsea Bingham • W T&F 

Erin Yenney • W Soccer 

Abby Chin • W Swimming & Diving 

Emily Stalmack • W Swimming & Diving 

MIAMI 

Dallas Crawford • Football 

Amy Wiley • W Swimming & Diving 

Wilfredo Gonzalez • M Tennis 

Alexis Wright • W T&F 

Robert Gran • M T&F 

Shannon McCarthy • W Soccer 


Joe Costigan • M Lacrosse 

Jillian Ferraro • Softball 

Nick Weiler • Football 

Erika Clary • Rowing 

2014-15 W Soccer 

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Notre Dame 

Katherine McManus • W Lacrosse 

Casey Africano • Softball 

David Lowe • M Golf 

Megan Sorlie • Softball 

Eric Johnson • Hockey 

Anna Kottkamp • Rowing 

Pitt 

Pitt Football Team 

Pitt Gymnastics Team 

Isaac Bennett • Football 

Lauren Mills • W Swimming & Diving 

Adam Bisnowaty • Football 

Carmelena Moffa • Softball 

VIRGINIA 

Morgan Blair • Volleyball 

Derek Papagianopoulos • Wrestling 

Sydney Umeri • W Basketball 

Heidi Velk • Softball 

Alec Vozenilek • Football 

Zach Wood • M Lacrosse 

VIRGINIA TECH 

Katie Bean • W Swimming & Diving 

Ronny Vandyke • Football 

Michelle Prong • Softball 

Matt Dauby • Baseball 

Scott Vincent • M Golf 

Christian Beyer • M Basketball 

WAKE FOREST 

Connor Crowley • M Cross Country/T&F 

Keri Fulp • W Basketball 

Gabrielle Merritt • W Cross Country/T&F 

Brendan Henry • Men’s Tennis 

Caroline Wooten • Women’s Soccer 

Brandon Chubb • Football 

2014-15 ACC SCHOLAR-ATHLETES OF THE YEAR 


Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year: 

Richard Moschella • M T&F 

Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year: 

Alicia McKean • Rowing 

CLEMSON 


Bobby Belair • M Soccer 


Romy Koetlzer • W Tennis 

DUKE 


David Helton • Football 


Elizabeth Williams • W Basketball 

FLORIDA STATE 


Josh Delph • Baseball 


Colleen Quigley • W Cross Country/T&F 

GEORGIA TECH 


Andrew Kosic • M Swimming & Diving 


Shannon Lumbra • W Swmming & Diving 

Louisville 


Sebastian Stiefelmeyer • M Tennis 


Kelsi Worrell • W Swimming & Diving 

MIAMI 


Nantambu Akil Fentress • Football 


Lea Johnson • W T&F 



Benton Moss • Baseball 


Loren Shealy • Field Hockey 

NC STATE 


John Harwell • M Cross Country/T&F 


Elisha Handle • W Tennis 

Notre Dame 


Peter Schneider • Hockey 


Anna Kottkamp • Rowing 

Pitt 


Tyler Wilps • Wrestling 


Brianna Kiesel • W Basketball 

VIRGINIA 


Nick Sulzer • Wrestling 


Courtney Swan • W Lacrosse 

VIRGINIA TECH 


Devin Carter • Wrestling 


Courtney Dobbs • W Cross Country/T&F 

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ACC TOP 6 ACC FOR NETWORK 

SERVICE 

ACC VAULT 

The Atlantic Coast Conference’s and Raycom Sports’ partnership 

continues with the ACC Vault, a website featuring full-length ACC men’s 

basketball and football games. The ACC Vault is powered by T3 media, a 

leading provider of video platform and rights development services. The 

ACC Vault is an online video archive of full-length men’s basketball and 

football games from ACC member institutions. It features games dating 

back to 1983, including every ACC Tournament Final. With a comprehensive 

and easy to navigate design, the ACC Vault allows fans to access and view 

many of the greatest television moments in ACC Football and Basketball 

history. The games have been coded within the ACC Vault in play-by-play 

detail, enabling fans to jump to specific game moments, view the video, 

and share via Facebook, Twitter, email and other social channels. Users 

can also explore categories such as great blocks, great finishes, and ACC 

Stars. In addition to games, the Vault includes special features, such as 

classic interviews with iconic coaches and players. The ACC Vault also 

includes a Video Media Guide & Link Database, which provides direct URLs 

to every moment within the site. Sports writers and bloggers can access 

this database and link to relevant moments in articles and blogs. 

ACC Digital Network 

The ACC Digital Network (@theACCDN) is in the fourth year of a joint 

venture between Raycom Sports and Silver Chalice, producing and 

distributing high-quality video content. Fans have become increasingly 

engaged in ACC Sports due to the access the ACCDN’s extensive and 

continually growing distribution network has provided. As patterns 

in fans’ consumption of sports shift, the ACCDN continues to be at the 

forefront with channels on various mobile-first video services in addition 

to its existing channels on connected and streaming TV devices such as 

Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku. Last year, the ACCDN released more 

than 2,500 video segments including official game highlights, Must See 

Moments, unique access pieces and archival content from all sports. The 

ACCDN further enhanced its content offerings with more collaboration 

with the member schools in sharing original footage as part of its ACC 

Now daily series and through its development of the ACCDN’s YouTube 

multichannel network. This strong distribution network combined with 

exclusive and high-quality program offerings continue to make the ACC 

Digital Network a significant leader in ACC sports coverage. 

theACC.com 

The conference’s official athletic site, theACC.com, has continued to 

evolve and adapt to emerging digital standards and trends. In addition 

to extensive back-end enhancements and numerous user experience 

improvements, the site has been made fully responsive to serve fans 

on all screen sizes equally. As in years past, theACC.com provides ACC 

Network and ACCDN live games, as well as press conferences, draft 

parties and other live shows, at no cost to ACC fans. The site has 

expanded championship pages for the league’s events, featuring more 

in-depth Olympic sport pages and full microsites for the Dr Pepper 

ACC Football Championship and ACC Men’s and Women’s Basketball 

Tournaments, including video and game-by-game coverage. Infographics 

were created for the basketball postseason, including the New York Life 

ACC Tournament, NIT and NCAA Championship. 

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Mobile 

As mobile adoption continued to accelerate, ACC Digital introduced 

multiple new mobile apps to better serve and engage ACC Fans on the 

go. In addition to an industry-leading official mobile app and the firstever 

conference gaming app already in market, the ACC Championship 

app and ACC Trivia app were introduced. The ACC’s suite of Mobile apps 

now consists of: 

• Official Mobile App — ACC Fans continue to enjoy the best mobile 

experience to date as ACC Digital has responded to the incredible growth 

of mobile content consumption. The ACC offers an industry-leading official 

Mobile App featuring live ACC Network broadcasts, live scores and stats, 

highlights, individualized alerts, pol ls and more. 

• ACC Football Challenge — This year saw the continuation of the ACC 

Football Challenge App on iOS and Android. The flick kick-style App was 

the first conference gaming app of its kind in the market and features the 

ability to select a favorite team complete with school-branded stadiums 

and balls in multiple game-play modes. It allows fans to compete against 

each other immediately and on a season-long leaderboard, which 

promoted fan engagement. 

• Trivia App — During the basketball season a second mobile gaming 

product was launched, ACC Trivia Challenge. The trivia app allowed 

users to test their ACC basketball knowledge, and relive and remember 

conference milestones, player performances, and defining moments. 

Coming this fall, ACC Trivia Challenge will add ACC football to the app. Fans 

will be able to test themselves and challenge each other by sport, school, 

and skill level. 

• Championship App — Prior to the 2014 Dr Pepper ACC Football 

Championship, the ACC launched a “gameday” app to support and serve 

fans at its major championship events. The championship app provides 

a full resource guide for fans including event schedules, stadium maps, 

live stats, radio broadcasts, and exclusive video coverage. The app was 

updated for the ACC basketball tournaments and baseball championship. 

ACC SOCIAL 

The ACC continued to expand its presence in the social space through 

growth in platforms and content. The space provides a unique opportunity 

to engage and educate ACC Fans where they organically gather online. 

In addition to continuing to grow key platforms such as Facebook and 

Twitter, considerable focus was placed on rapidly growing platforms 

such as Instagram, Snapchat and FanCred. Across all platforms, there 

is a move to focus more on imagery, video and content that drives 

interaction and engagement as part of a strategy to better cater to fans 

and take full advantage of the power of social media. 

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ACC Specialty AwARDS 

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS 

The NCAA awards up to 174 postgraduate scholarships annually, 87 

for men and 87 for women. The scholarships are awarded to studentathletes 

who excel academically and athletically and who are at least in 

their final year of intercollegiate athletics competition. 

The one-time grants of $7,500 each are awarded for fall sports, winter 

sports and spring sports. Each sports season (fall, winter and spring), 

there are 29 scholarships available for men and 29 scholarships available 

for women. The scholarships are one-time, non-renewable grants. 

Seven ACC student-athletes were chosen among the 174 postgraduate scholarships 

Ashley Armstrong 

Women’s Golf 

Notre Dame 

Devin Carter 

Men’s Wrestling 

Virginia Tech 

Anna Kottkamp 

Rowing 

Notre Dame 

Savanah Leaf 

Women’s Volleyball 

Miami 

Emma Reaney 

Women’s Swimming 

Notre Dame 

Katelyn Reeve 

Women’s Soccer 

Clemson 

Tyler Wilps 

Wrestling 

Pitt 

NCAA ELITE 89 

The ELITE 89, an award founded 

by the NCAA, recognizes the 

true essence of the studentathlete 

by honoring the individual 

who has reached the pinnacle 

of competition at the national 

championship level in his or her 

sport, while also achieving the 

highest academic standard among 

his or her peers. The Elite 89 is 

presented to the student-athlete 

with the highest cumulative 

grade-point average participating 

at the finals site for each of the 

NCAA’s 89 championships. 

This year, three ACC studentathletes 

took home the honor for 

their respective sport. 

Loren Shealy 

Field Hockey 


Kacy Scarpa 

Women’s Soccer 

Florida State 

Thomas Woodruff 

Baseball 

Virginia 

NFF National Scholar-Athlete 

Rhodes Scholar 

Senior CLASS Award 

David Helton • Football • Duke 

The NFF National Scholar-Athlete Awards, 

presented by Fidelity Investments, were 

established in 1959 as the first initiative in history 

to honor scholar-athletes with post-graduate 

scholarships for their combined athletic, 

academic and leadership abilities. In 2011, Fidelity 

Investments became the first official sponsor in 

the history of the prestigious program, which has 

awarded more than $10.4 million to 787 individuals 

since its inception. The program currently 

provides $300,000 each year in post-graduate 

scholarships to the nation’s top scholar-athletes 

from all levels of collegiate play. 

Alex Coccia • Fencing • Notre Dame 

Rhodes Scholarships, awarded annually since 

1902, provide all expenses for two or three years 

of study at the University of Oxford in England 

and may allow funding in some instances for four 

years. According to the Rhodes Trust, along with 

academic excellence, “a Rhodes Scholar should 

also have great personal energy, ambition for 

impact and an ability to work with others and to 

achieve one’s goals. In addition, a Rhodes Scholar 

should be committed to make a strong difference 

for good in the world, be concerned for the 

welfare of others and be conscious of inequities. 

And finally, a Rhodes Scholar should show great 

promise of leadership.” 

Lacey Waldrop • Softball • Florida State 

An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and 

Achievement for Staying in School®, the Senior 

CLASS Award honors the attributes of NCAA 

Division I senior student-athletes in four areas: 

community, classroom, character and competition. 

The award program is designed exclusively for 

college seniors who are utilizing their complete 

athletic eligibility, remaining committed to their 

university and pursuing the many rewards a 

senior season can bring. The award is managed 

by Premier Sports Management. Award winners 

are determined by a selection process that 

includes NCAA Division I college coaches in each 

respective sport, national media and fans. 

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NATIONAL PLAYERS, FRESHMEN, and coaches OF THE YEAR 

National Player of the Year: 

Dagny Brynjarsdottir • W Soccer • Florida State (Soccer America Player of the Year) 

Morgan Brian • W Soccer • Virginia (MAC Hermann Trophy) 

Jewell Loyd • W Basketball • Notre Dame (espnW National Player of the Year) 

Leona Maguire • W Golf • Duke (WGCA & ANNIKA Player of the Year) 

National Freshman of the Year: 

Leona Maguire • W Golf • Duke (WGCA National Rookie of the Year) 

Brendan McKay • Baseball • Louisville (Perfect Game, D1Baseball & Collegiate Baseball Freshman of the Year) 

Jahlil Okafor • M Basketball • Duke (USBWA Integris Wayman Tisdale Freshman of the Year) 

National COACHES of the Year: 

Mark Krikorian • W Soccer • Florida State (Soccer America Coach of the Year) 

Dabo Swinney • Football • Clemson (FCA National Coach of the Year) 

Tony Bennett • M Basketball • Virginia (USBWA Henry IBA Coach of the Year) 

Sue Semrau • W Basketball • Florida State (AP & United State Marine Corps/WBCA NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year) 

Brian O’Connor • Baseball • Virginia (Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, D1 Baseball & Perfect Game National Coach of the Year) 

OTHER AWARDS: 

David Helton • Football • Duke (Campbell Trophy) 

Gerod Holliman • Football • Louisville (Jim Thorpe Award) 

Nick O’Leary • Football • Florida State (Mackey Award) 

Laken Tomlinson • Football • Duke (FWAA Courage Award) 

Daniel Rodriguez • Football • Miami (Armed Forces Merit Award) 

Roberto Aguayo • Football • Florida State (Lou Groza Award) 

Cameron Erving • Football • Florida State (Jacobs Blocking Trophy) 

Elizabeth Williams • W Basketball • Duke (WBCA Defensive Player of the Year) 

Kevin Rice • M Lacrosse • Syracuse (USILA Lt. Col. J.I. (Jack) Turnbull Award) 

Myles Jones • M Lacrosse • Duke (USILA Donald MacLaughlin Award) 

Matt Landis • M Lacrosse • Notre Dame (USILA William C. Schmeisser Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year) 

Kayla Treanor • W Lacrosse • Syracuse (Lacrosse Magazine Attacker of the Year) 

Caylee Waters • W Lacrosse • North Carolina (Lacrosse Mag Goalie of the Year) 

Brendan McKay • Baseball • Louisville (John Olerud Two-Way POY) 

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HONOR ROLL 


ACC HONOR ROLL 

The 59th annual Atlantic Coast Conference Honor Roll, recognizing academic excellence 

by student-athletes during the 2014-15 academic year, was announced on July 15 by ACC 

Commissioner John Swofford. 

The Honor Roll is comprised of student-athletes who participated in a varsity-level sport 

and registered a grade point average of 3.0 or better for the full academic year. 

The conference recognized a record 4,145 student-athletes for their hard work in the 

classroom during the 2014-15 academic year. 

Duke led all schools with 479 student-athletes recognized. Boston College followed with 

416 honorees, and Notre Dame saw 414 student-athletes achieve Honor Roll acclaim. North 

Carolina saw 339 student-athletes recognized, followed by Virginia with 314 and Louisville 

with 285 in its first year of ACC membership. Syracuse was next with 266, followed by Pitt 

with 245, Virginia Tech with 238, Florida State with 215, NC State with 210, Clemson with 196, 

Wake Forest with 183, Georgia Tech with 173 and Miami with 172. 

Twenty-six student-athletes earned ACC Honor Roll status for the fifth time: Clemson’s 

Kevin Pohle (baseball); Duke’s Erica Brand (track & field), Kelby Brown (football), Phil 

Fairleigh (track & field/cross country), Dillon Haviland (baseball), Chris Mengel (tennis), 

Mike Rosenfeld (baseball), Jessie Rubin (track & field/cross country), Shannon Sullivan 

(track & field/cross country) and Meghan Thomas (soccer); Florida State’s Elizabeth 

Ichite (track & field/cross country); Georgia Tech’s Anders Albertson (golf), Alec Clifford 

(track & field/cross country) and Ollie Schniederjans (golf); North Carolina’s Kristin Aloi 

(gymnastics), Acacia Cosentino (gymnastics), Lianne Farber (track & field/cross country) 

and Mike Jacobs (cross country); NC State’s Ivan Sanchez Gomez (tennis), Tyler Purvis 

(football) and Jule Rich (track & field); Virginia Tech’s Devin Carter (wrestling), Courtney 

Dobbs (cross country), Shannon Mayrose (soccer) and Alex Watt (cross country), and 

Wake Forest’s Jordan Garside (football). 

The Honor Roll features 13 ACC Men’s 2014-15 Performers of the Year in Clemson’s 

Matthew Crownover (baseball pitcher); Duke’s Sean Davis (soccer midfielder); Georgia 

Tech’s Schniederjans (golf); Miami’s Samuel Dorman (diving); NC State’s John Addison 

(outdoor field) and Nick Gwiazdowski (wrestling); Notre Dame’s Garrett McGrath (fencing 

epee), Ariel DeSmet (fencing foil) Jonathan Fitzgerald (fencing sabre), Patrick Hodan 

(soccer offensive) and Matt Landis (lacrosse defensive); Syracuse’s Martin Hehir (cross 

country) and Kevin Rice (lacrosse offensive). 

A total of 25 ACC Women’s 2014-15 Performers of the Year were honored in Boston 

College’s Olivia Adragna (fencing co-epee) and Liv Westphal (cross country); Duke’s 

Megan Clark (indoor field), Leona Maguire (golf), Elizabeth Williams (basketball defensive) 

and Kesley Williams (volleyball setter); Florida State’s Dagny Brynjarsdottir (soccer 

offensive), Colleen Quigley (outdoor track) and Lacey Waldrop (softball pitcher); 

Louisville’s Kelsi Worrell (swimming); Miami’s Savanah Leaf (volleyball); North Carolina’s 

Ece Taner (volleyball defensive), Jamie Loeb (women’s tennis) and Gillian Litynski (fencing 

sabre); Notre Dame’s Barbara Sullivan (lacrosse defensive), Emilee Koerner (softball), 

Ashley Severson (fencing co-epee) and Lee Kiefer (foil); Syracuse’s Kayla Treanor 

(lacrosse offensive); Virginia’s Erin Briggs (rowing crew), Tessa Dikkers (rowing crew), 

Georgia Ratcliff (rowing crew) and Lizzy Youngling (rowing crew); Virginia Tech’s Kaylea 

Arnett (women’s diving), and Wake Forest’s Georgia Holland (field hockey defensive). 

The league saw 10 ACC Freshmen of the Year named to the honor roll: Duke’s Justin 

Guterding (men’s lacrosse) and Maguire (women’s golf), Florida State’s Chelsea Jarvis 

(indoor track & field) Louisville’s Brendan McKay (baseball) and Tim Kubel (men’s soccer), 

Miami’s Brad Kaaya (football), North Carolina’s Caroline Alcorta (women’s cross country) 

and Megan Buckingham (women’s soccer), NC State’s Anton Ipsen (men’s swimming and 

diving) and Virginia’s Rachel Vander Kolk (women’s lacrosse). 

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Boston College (416) 

Mehdi Abdesmad 2.................................Football 

Madeline Adams 1.......................................Track 

Olivia Adragna 2......................................Fencing 

Owie Agbontaen 1.......................................Track 

Shannon Ahern 1.........................................Track 

Alyssa Anderson 2............................ Swimming 

Erin Anderson 3.......................................Rowing 

Molly Anderson 1................................ Swimming 

Daniel Ashenden 3.....................................Track 

Manuel Asprilla 1.....................................Football 

Anna Atkinson 1..........................................Track 

Jane Aulenback 1.....................................Rowing 

Jackie Bai 1...............................................Fencing 

Meghan Bailey 3.......................................Rowing 

Jonathan Baker 1....................................Football 

Amanda Bakke 1.......................................Rowing 

Henry Balf 1............................................... Soccer 

Megan Bamford 1......................................Sailing 

Andrew Barksdale 1................................Football 

Elizabeth Barnard 3.................................Sailing 

Ryan Barney 2............................................Skiing 

Dimitri Batten 1...................................Basketball 

Nina Baumberger Altirriba 3........Field Hockey 

Timothy Benage 4.............................. Swimming 

Alexandra Bender 3......................... Ice Hockey 

Lauren Bernard 3.................................... Soccer 

Renee Bichette 2....................................Fencing 

Taylor Blake 3.................................... Ice Hockey 

John Bleday 1...............................................Track 

Alice Bohan 1..............................................Sailing 

Brendan Bonadio 1......................................Track 

Bret Bonzell 1...................................... Swimming 

Kiernan Borcich 1....................................Football 

Joshua Bordner 2...................................Football 

Nicole Boudreau 3.............................Basketball 

Domenic Bove 4.........................................Sailing 

Devaun Bovell 2...........................................Track 

Caleb Bower 4..................................... Swimming 

Haley Bower 1...........................................Rowing 

Jack Bramswig 1.....................................Football 

Alexa Brazauskas 2......................Field Hockey 

Matthew Brennan 1............................ Swimming 

Lauren Bronson 3................................ Lacrosse 

Bailey Brown 2................................... Swimming 

Makenzy Brown 1.....................................Rowing 

Savanna Brown 1......................................Sailing 

Shayra Brown 1..................................Basketball 

Kelly Bungard 1.........................................Rowing 

Taylor Burgart 4.........................................Skiing 

Jeff Burke 3........................................... Baseball 

Sean Burke 3...........................................Football 

Ellen Burr 4...............................................Rowing 

Kaitlin Burt 1....................................... Ice Hockey 

Blake Butera 1........................................ Baseball 

Brian Butler 3.................................................Golf 

Nicholas Butler 2...................................... Soccer 

Charlie Callinan 1.....................................Football 

Sol Calvete 1..........................................Volleyball 

Kaitlin Campbell 3....................................Rowing 

Gabriella Candelieri 2.................................Track 

Austin Cangelosi 1............................. Ice Hockey 

Spencer Canny 2......................................Tennis 

Megan Carney 3.......................................Rowing 

Anthony Caruso 3...................................Football 

James Cashman 3..................................Football 

Courtney Castle 1.................................Volleyball 

Kyle Caudill 2......................................Basketball 

Johanna Celli 1.............................................Track 

Connor Chamness 2.......................... Swimming 

Tess Chandler 2................................... Lacrosse 

Erika Charnley 2......................................Rowing 

Allsion Chase 2........................................ Softball 

Kyle Childree 3..........................................Tennis 

Christie Choma 4.......................................Skiing 

Mark Christiana 4..........................................Golf 

Haley Clarke 3..........................................Rowing 

Alexandra Clemens 1...............................Rowing 

Catherine Cole 2................................ Swimming 

Kevin Connor 2...................................... Baseball 

Megan Cooley 3....................................... Softball 

Joseph Costa 4.................................. Swimming 

Liam Cotter 1............................................Fencing 

Jack Cottrell 2.........................................Football 

Samantha Couillard 3........................ Swimming 

Alexa Coulombe 3..............................Basketball 

Daniel Creighton 1.............................. Swimming 

Cameron Croteau 1.................................Football 

Andrew Cuttic 3.................................. Swimming 

Assiya Dair 1..............................................Tennis 

Lindsay D’Alessandro 4...........................Sailing 

Alycia Da’Loia-Moore 4...........................Rowing 

Grant Dalton 1..................................... Swimming 

Sarah Dalton 4...........................................Tennis 

Patrick Daly 4..............................................Track 

Carly Daniel 2..............................................Track 

Marcos Darcy 2.........................................Sailing 

Jarrett Darmstatter 1.............................Football 

Sebastien Das 2....................................... Soccer 

Madeleine Davidson 3................................Track 

Gabrielle Dell’Aquilo 2.............................Rowing 

Nicholas Denari 3........................................Track 

Chelsea Dimon 4..................................... Softball 

Kelly DiStefano 3................................ Swimming 

Danielle Doherty 3............................ Ice Hockey 

Samuel Doro 4............................................Skiing 

Hayley Dowd 2.......................................... Soccer 

Katherine Downey 1.................................Sailing 

Kaitlin Driscoll 2........................................Sailing 

David Dudeck 2........................................Football 

Sean Duggan 1.........................................Football 

Henry Dumke 2.........................................Sailing 

Monika Dworakowski 3.........................Fencing 

Christopher Dwyer 4...............................Sailing 

Rachel Emodi 2................................... Swimming 

Molly Erdle 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Kemeng Fan 2..........................................Fencing 

Collin Fedor 4...............................................Track 

Jessica Ferrante 1...................................Rowing 

Allison Ferraris 2......................................Sailing 

Travis Ferrick 2..................................... Baseball 

Timothy Ferris 4..........................................Track 

Emily Field 2....................................... Ice Hockey 

Ashlynn Fields 1..........................................Track 

Lauren Fields 2.....................................Volleyball 

Michael Fischer 3....................................Football 

Kieran Fitzpatrick 1............................ Swimming 

Hunter Forte 1..........................................Football 

Anne Fothergill 4................................ Swimming 

Lauren Frankenfield 1......................... Lacrosse 

Leah Frome 1...................................Field Hockey 

George Galasso 1........................................Track 

Danielle Gaudet 1.....................................Fencing 

Madison Gesser 1..................................... Soccer 

Carmen Giampetruzzi 1........................ Baseball 

Margaret Gilligan 1.....................................Skiing 

Catherine Goldberg 2..............................Rowing 

Kelsey Golden 1.................................. Swimming 

John Gorman 2...................................... Baseball 

Hilary Gould 1............................................Rowing 

Daniel Graap 2.........................................Fencing 

Evan Gray 1...................................................Track 

Samuel Gray 1..............................................Track 

Connor Greenleaf 1........................................Golf 

Julia Gregory 1.............................................Track 

Meghan Grieves 2............................. Ice Hockey 

Marissa Grillo 1...............................................Golf 

Vivian Grimes 3...........................................Track 

Robin Gross 2..............................................Track 

Grace Grunau 2........................................Rowing 

Truman Gutapfel 1...................................Football 

Ashbrook Gwinn 1.......................................Track 

Dana Hadra 3...................................... Swimming 

Audra Hampsch 2..........................Field Hockey 

Margaret Hanlon 3...................................Rowing 

Jacqueline Hannon 2.................................Track 

Kelsey Hawthorne 2.......................... Swimming 

Brendan Hayes 4..................................... Soccer 

Shannon Healey 2...................................Rowing 

Patrick Heckmann 1...........................Basketball 

Hannah Heider 3.........................................Track 

James Hendren 1....................................Football 

Thomas Hennessy 3..................................Track 

Brooke Hensley 1......................................Sailing 

Nicolas Henze 4.................................. Swimming 

Ryan Herron 4.................................... Swimming 

Rachel Hess 4...........................................Rowing 

Mary Frances Hock 3..........................Volleyball 

Claire Hodson 2..........................................Skiing 

Emily Hoffend 4........................................ Soccer 

Marissa Horton 3........................................Track 

Sarah Hospodar 1..........................Field Hockey 

David Howard 2.................................. Swimming 

Cameron Howe 1................................. Swimming 

Alex Howell 1............................................Football 

Kelcie Hromisin 3...........................Field Hockey 

David Hunter 2.................................... Swimming 

Madison Hynes 1......................................Rowing 

Rachel Igoe 2........................................ Lacrosse 

Camila Isern 2.............................................Track


John Jackopsic 4...........................................Golf 

Lonnie Jackson 1...............................Basketball 

Michaela Jaffe 3.......................................Rowing 

Darren James 2..........................................Track 

Jeffery Jay 3...........................................Football 

Amanda Jenkins 2...................................Rowing 

Alaina Jennings 1....................................Fencing 

Alexandra Johnson 3.............................. Soccer 

Christian Johnson 2............................... Soccer 

Katia Joo 4......................................................Golf 

Kristen Jordan 2.........................................Track 

Phillip Joseph 1............................................Track 

Alexander Joyce 1............................. Ice Hockey 

Kevin Kavalec 2.......................................Football 

Luke Keffer 4...................................... Swimming 

Jacqueline Kelleher 2...................Field Hockey 

Megan Keller 1.................................... Ice Hockey 

Daniel Kelly 3...................................... Swimming 

Ashley Kelsick 1..................................Basketball 

Isabelle Kennedy 1......................................Track 

John Kennedy 1..........................................Skiing 

Mary Kensinger 1................................. Lacrosse 

Erin Kickham 4.................................. Ice Hockey 

Gary Kim 2................................................Fencing 

Michael Knoll 1..........................................Football 

Harry Koeppel 2........................................Sailing 

Abigail Kordell 1.................................. Swimming 

Paige Kozlowski 4......................................Skiing 

Marney Krupat 3.....................................Fencing 

Grace Kunkel 2................................... Swimming 

Christina Kyritsis 2....................................Track 

Berent Labrecque 3................................Fencing 

Corinne Larkin 2................................ Swimming 

Kelly Laughinghouse 1............................Rowing 

Joseph Launceford 4.............................Football 

KerryAnn Lawlor 1.......................................Track 

Laura Leff 1...................................................Track 

Trevor Lennox 2.........................................Skiing 

Danna Levin 2..............................................Track 

Allison Lewandowski 4..................... Swimming 

Zeiko Lewis 2............................................ Soccer 

Nicholas Lifka 1........................................Football 

Daniel Linell 2.................................... Ice Hockey 

Grace Lisius 3..........................................Fencing 

Allison Lloyd 2.................................... Swimming 

Shannon Longworth 1.............................Rowing 

Madeleine Loosbrock 2...........................Sailing 

Richard Lucas 4...........................................Track 

Jillian Lutz 3.............................................. Soccer 

Madisen Lydon 2..................................Volleyball 

Hannah Lynn 2..........................................Sailing 

Drake Lyon 1..............................................Sailing 

Racquel MacDonald 3.................................Track 

Anne Mackay 2................................... Swimming 

Kyla MacLennan 1......................................Sailing 

Kara Magley 2....................................... Lacrosse 

Andy Mai 4.......................................................Golf 

Cole Malatesta 2................................ Swimming 

Caelum Maloney 2......................................Track 

Catherine Maloy 2.......................................Track 

Brian Mangiacotti 1....................................Skiing 

Elizabeth Mangone 3......................... Swimming 

Emily Mann 1....................................... Swimming 

Sarah Mannelly 2................................. Lacrosse 

Alexandria Manning 4....................... Swimming 

Elizabeth Manning 3.......................... Swimming 

Caroline Margolis 3............................. Lacrosse 

Caitlin Marks 3.................................... Swimming 

Haley Martin 1.......................................Volleyball 

Claire Mason 2..........................................Rowing 

Brooke Matherson 1......................Field Hockey 

Laura Mazziotta 1.....................................Rowing 

Molly McCabe 1.............................................Track 

Stephanie McCaffrey 4........................... Soccer 

Jack McCarthy 2................................ Swimming 

Gabriel McClary 1.....................................Football 

Ian McCoshen 1.................................. Ice Hockey 

Brain McDavitt 2..........................................Track 

Kristen McDonagh 4...................................Track 

Caitlain McDonald 1..................................Rowing 

Jacqueline McDonnell 1...........................Rowing 

Alison McDonough 1........................... Swimming 

Kelly McGrath 2.................................. Swimming 

Lily McGrath 1.............................................Sailing 

Patrick McGuirk 1.........................................Track 

Alicia McKean 4.........................................Rowing 

Elizabeth McKernan 1..............................Rowing 

Gabriel McLarnan 1......................................Track 

Haley McLean 2................................. Ice Hockey 

Peter McMullen 2............................... Ice Hockey 

Aidan McNulty 2.........................................Tennis 

Cristina McQuiston 3.....................................Golf 

Edward McQuiston 3.....................................Golf 

Madison Meehan 3................................... Soccer 

McKenzie Meehan 3................................. Soccer 

Jeffrey Melvin 1.........................................Tennis 

Sarah Mendes 3...................................Volleyball 

Mackenzie Merriam 1......................... Swimming 

Melissa Merwin 4............................... Swimming 

Emma Metzger 4......................................Rowing 

Cecilia Milano 1..........................................Rowing 

Brian Miller 3............................................Football 

Clarissa Modde 1.........................................Track 

MacGregor Mooney 1..............................Fencing 

Elizabeth Morgan 1..................................Fencing 

Mohammed Moro 1................................... Soccer 

Nicole Morris 4...............................Field Hockey 

Richard Moschella 3...................................Track 

Daniel Moverman 1......................................Track 

Victoria Mulkern 1....................................Rowing 

Margaret Mullins 3......................................Track 

Ciaran Murphy 2..........................................Track 

Geoffrey Murphy 3............................... Baseball 

Matthew Murphy 4.........................................Golf 

Tyler Murphy 1.........................................Football 

Nicholas Nash 1...........................................Track 

Hannah Nedeau 3..........................Field Hockey 

Phillip Nelson 3..........................................Tennis 

James Newhouse 4....................................Track 

Daniel Norris 2......................................... Soccer 

Andrea O’Brien 2...................................... Soccer 

Zoe Ochoa 1........................................... Lacrosse 

Kathleen O’Connor 1................................Rowing 

Mackenzie O’Connor 1.............................Rowing 

Katherine O’Keefe 4...................................Track 

Alyssa Olenick 1..............................Field Hockey 

Mary Katherine O’Neill 2..................... Lacrosse 

John O’Reilly 1..............................................Track 

Claire Orzel 1.............................................Rowing 

Jessica Osburn 1......................................Rowing 

Marina Padovani 1.................................... Soccer 

Alexander Palfrey 2.................................Sailing 

Nicholas Pandelena 3...................................Golf 

Jordan Parry 3................................... Swimming 

Noah Penders 1.......................................Football 

Emily Pfalzer 4.................................. Ice Hockey 

Emma Plasteras 3.........................Field Hockey 

Kyle Powers 3...........................................Sailing 

Elizabeth Predmore 2................................Track 

Francis Radici 1........................................Football 

Morgan Rann 2.........................................Rowing 

Joel Rich 1.................................................Football 

Kate Rich 1............................................. Lacrosse 

Kimberly Rich 4.................................. Swimming 

Amanda Rickert 2.......................................Track 

Allison Ridge 3.................................... Swimming 

Raul Rios 1..................................................Sailing 

Megan Ritchie 1............................................Track 

Michaela Rix 3....................................... Lacrosse 

Carter Robinson 1......................................Skiing 

Griffin Robillard 1........................................Skiing 

Chelsea Robin 3.......................................Rowing 

Meagan Roecker 2......................................Track 

Griffith Rogan 1........................................Football 

Jennifer Rowland 1....................................Skiing 

Kenneth Rudolph 3............................ Swimming 

Kristie Ryan 2.............................................Skiing 

Stephanie Sabatini 3........................... Lacrosse 

Cedric Saladin 1........................................ Soccer 

Estephen Saliba 2.............................. Swimming 

Heini Salonen 3.........................................Tennis 

Scott Savage 2.................................. Ice Hockey 

Emily Schalka 4.........................................Sailing 

Ryan Schmitz 2.........................................Sailing 

Keith Schuman 3........................................Skiing 

Emma Schurr 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Tara Schurr 1......................................... Lacrosse 

AshLeigh Sebia 2...........................Field Hockey 

Leah Settipane 1.............................Field Hockey 

Cameron Seward 1..................................Football 

Chloe Sharabba 1.................................... Softball 

Justine Sheehan 1.........................Field Hockey 

Brittany Sheenan 1........................Field Hockey 

Madeline Simone 1............................. Swimming 

Maclaine Sisco 4......................................Rowing 

Michael Sit 4....................................... Ice Hockey 

Haley Skarupa 1................................. Ice Hockey 

Anna Skold 1..........................................Volleyball 

Leonard Skubal 1.....................................Football 

Emily Smith 1....................................... Swimming 

Michelle Solomon 4....................................Skiing 

Robert Somary 1.........................................Track 

Katlyn Soucy 3...............................Field Hockey 

Madeline Soutter 1............................... Lacrosse 

Emily Starer 4.............................................Skiing 

Michael Stephens 2....................................Track 

Eric Stone 2........................................... Baseball 

Caitlin Sullivan 1........................................Rowing 

Emma Sullivan 1...........................................Track 

Kevin Sullivan 1............................................Track 

Victoria Sullivan 1.............................. Ice Hockey 

Wan-Yi Sweeting 3....................................Tennis 

Robert Swigert 1......................................Football 

Gabriella Switaj 1............................... Ice Hockey 

Kelsey Tague 1.................................... Swimming 

Daivd Taranto 3...........................................Track 

Nikhil Tasker 2.........................................Fencing 

Anna Tenzinger 1......................................Rowing 

Neil Thakker 3.............................................Track 

Alexandre Thirouin 1.................................Tennis 

Carolyn Townsend 1...............................Fencing 

Dana Trivigno 1.................................. Ice Hockey 

Harrison Tune 1.......................................Fencing 

Hailey Ullmann 1........................................Sailing 

Emily Vasiliou 2.........................................Sailing 

Katya Vasilyev 2.......................................Tennis 

Allison Viverette 3............................. Swimming 

Kaitlyn Votta 4..........................................Rowing 

Marina Vranos 2................................ Swimming 

Jessica Wacnik 3......................................Tennis 

Matthew Wagner 3...................................Tennis 

Gillian Walsh 2.................................... Swimming 

Elizabeth Waltman 1................................Rowing 

Xiyue Wange 1................................................Golf 

Kelly Ward 2........................................ Swimming 

Kristen Webber 3............................... Swimming 

Lauren Wedell 2................................ Ice Hockey 

Matthew Wendelken 1............................. Soccer 

Liv Westphal 4.............................................Track 

Jacob Wilhelm 3......................................Football 

Harris Williams 4....................................Football 

Myles Willis 1............................................Football 

Brittany Winslow 4.....................................Track 

Danielle Winslow 3.....................................Track 

Colby Woeltz 3.......................................... Soccer 

Robert Wolford 2....................................Football 

Henry Workman 1.....................................Tennis 

Katherine Workman 3.........................Volleyball 

Katherine Wysocki 4................................Sailing 

Caitlin Yaccarino 2...................................Rowing 

Joseph Yuengert 1......................................Track 

Kyle Zarriello 1.................................... Swimming 

Matthew Zerweck 2........................... Swimming 

Lennart Zeugner 1.................................... Soccer 

Yang Zhang 2...........................................Fencing 

James Zingarini 2.......................................Track 

Emily Zlevor 2....................................... Lacrosse 

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Evan Abdullah 4..........................................Track 

Austin Ajukwa 1..................................Basketball 

Stephannie Allen 4..................................Rowing 

Ara Amirkhanian 4................................... Soccer 

Tori Andreski 2......................................... Soccer 

Patrick Andrews 4................................ Baseball 

Jack Andritsch 3.........................................Track 

Catrina Atanda 2...................................... Soccer 

Alejandro Augusto 2................................Tennis 

Cayley Balser 2....................................Volleyball 

Tabitha Banks 3.........................................Diving 

Charlie Barnes 1.................................... Baseball 

Grace Barnett 2...........................................Track 

Glenn Batson 2...................................... Baseball 

Irem Bayramoglu 2..............................Volleyball 

Stephen Behr 4..............................................Golf 

Jordan Bianchi 1......................................Football 

Gabby Blados 1.....................................Volleyball 

Brianna Blanton 3.......................................Track 

Caroline Bond 4...........................................Track 

Sarah Braun 2............................................Diving 

Jaquarius Brice 1....................................Football 

Allison Brophy 1..........................................Diving 

Beau Brown 2..........................................Football 

Jim Brown 3.............................................Football 

K.J. Bryant 1........................................... Baseball 

Diana Burden 1..........................................Rowing 

Austen Burnikel 1..................................... Soccer 

T.J. Burrell 1..............................................Football 

Emily Byorth 2.......................................... Soccer 

Gabby Byorth 2........................................ Soccer 

John Cajka 2............................................. Soccer 

Morgan Campbell 1................................... Soccer 

Diego Campos 1........................................ Soccer 

Victoria Cardaci 1...............................Basketball 

T.J. Casner 1.............................................. Soccer 

Reed Cawthon 1........................................ Soccer 

Paul Clowes 3........................................... Soccer 

Savannah Coiner 4.................................. Soccer 

Sabreena Cole 2.......................................Rowing 

Andrew Cox 2........................................ Baseball 

Lorena Croft 2..........................................Rowing 

Matthew Crownover 3......................... Baseball 

Chris Cummings 1.......................................Track 

Jennifer D’Anthony 1...............................Rowing 

Shelbie Davenport 1...........................Basketball 

Cassidy Davidson 1..................................Rowing 

Lou Davis 2............................................Volleyball 

Anna Davis 2............................................. Soccer 

Joshua Davis 3............................................Track 

Gemma Davis 1.........................................Rowing 

Elizabeth Dawson 1.....................................Track 

Sarah Decker 1.........................................Rowing 

Gabe DeVoe 1.......................................Basketball 

Tristen Dewar 3.........................................Tennis 

Nikki Dixon 1........................................Basketball 

Jessica Doolittle 3.....................................Diving 

Robert Dudley 2........................................Tennis 

Samantha Duggan 4................................Rowing 

Steven Duggar 3................................... Baseball 

Jennifer Dulin 1............................................Track 

Adrien Dunn 1...........................................Football 

Laura D’Urso 4..........................................Rowing 

James Dwyer 2...........................................Track 

Sarah Egan 3............................................Rowing 

Katie Eidson 2..........................................Rowing 

Joana Eidukonyte 2.................................Tennis 

Jeni Erickson 1......................................... Soccer 

David Estes 1............................................Football 

Anna Fairey 1...............................................Track 

Justin Falcinelli 1.....................................Football 

Erin Ferguson 3.......................................Rowing 

Joshua Fickes 1..............................................Golf 

Kyle Fisher 1.............................................. Soccer 

Katie Fortner 1.............................................Track 

Aaron Gambrell 2........................................Track 

Hayden Garrett 4...........................................Golf 

Maleeke Gibson 1.................................. Baseball 

Zach Girvin 1.................................................Track 

Emily Goff 1................................................Rowing 

Beatrice Gumulya 2..................................Tennis 

Maria Gutierrez 4.....................................Rowing 

Roland Hakes 3...........................................Track 

Quintin Hall 2...........................................Football 

Meghan Hanewall 1..............................Volleyball 

Lydia Hanewich 1......................................Rowing 

Hunter Harrington 4.................................Tennis 

Danielle Hayden 4....................................Rowing 

Chris Heijjer 1............................................ Soccer 

Brynn Hentschel 1....................................Rowing 

Milena Heuer 3.........................................Rowing 

Avry Holmes 1.....................................Basketball 

Shannon Horgan 2................................... Soccer 

Madison Huffman 2....................................Track 

Megan Jendra 1..........................................Diving 

Luke Johnson 1.........................................Tennis 

Abby Jones 2............................................ Soccer 

Billy Kennerly 3..............................................Golf 

Emma Knight 1..........................................Rowing 

Romy Koelzer 3.........................................Tennis 

Brody Koerner 3................................... Baseball 

Pat Krall 1................................................ Baseball 

Becca Kretzer 3.......................................Rowing 

Billy Krier 2..................................................Track 

Marissa Kump 1........................................Rowing 

Jordan Leggett 1.....................................Football 

Emily Lewis 1................................................Track 

Tiffany Lewis 1....................................Basketball 

Riley Lovorn 1..................................................Golf 

Andrew Maass 2.....................................Football 

Erin Mac Lain 1.........................................Football 

Hannah Maeser 1.....................................Rowing 

Megan Mars 1............................................Rowing 

Victoria Martin 1.......................................Rowing 

Julia Mathews 1........................................Rowing 

Collins Mauldin 3.....................................Football 

Sarah Maxson 1...........................................Track 

Erin Mcauliffe 1............................................Track 

Erin McGarel 1...........................................Rowing 

Riley McGillan 1....................................Basketball 

Ryan McMullan 2.......................................Tennis 

Juliana Melchionda 2................................Diving 

Marisa Messana 1..........................................Golf 

Justin Miller 2..........................................Football 

Thales Moreno 1....................................... Soccer 

Maverick Morris 1....................................Football 

Sydney Moseley 2...............................Volleyball 

Kyle Murphy 3........................................... Soccer 

Emma Neat 1.............................................Rowing 

Maggie Nelson 2.......................................Rowing 

Ryan Norton 2.........................................Football 

Kerianne Pacheco 4................................Rowing 

Carola Pederzani 3...................................Tennis 

Leah Perri 2..........................................Volleyball 

Steven Phillips 3.........................................Track 

Chase Pinder 1....................................... Baseball 

Kevin Pohle 5......................................... Baseball 

Jenna Polonsky 3.................................... Soccer 

Sophia Porach 1........................................Rowing 

Philine Qian 1................................................Track 

Emily Radziwon 1......................................Rowing 

Taylor Ramsey 2............................................Golf 

Grayson Raynor 1.................................... Soccer 

Katelyn Reeve 4....................................... Soccer 

Alison Rehfus 2........................................Rowing 

Danielle Reitsma 1......................................Diving 

Jessica Resler 3........................................Diving 

Amber Rewis 1..........................................Rowing 

Chad Richardson 3.................................Football 

Zach Riggs 1.............................................Football 

Hunter Rittgers 3..................................... Soccer 

Ashley Robinson 2..................................Rowing 

Daniel Rodriguez 2.................................Football 

Jessy Rompies 1.......................................Tennis 

Jordan Roper 2..................................Basketball 

Daniela Ruiz 1.............................................Tennis 

Lauren Salazar 2............................................Golf 

Daffra Sanon 1...........................................Tennis 

Nick Schuessler 1....................................Football 

Anna Scott 1..............................................Rowing 

Sloan Shanahan 2.........................................Golf 

Oliver Shannon 1...................................... Soccer 

Ameila Shein 1...........................................Rowing 

Rebecca Simonetti 1................................Rowing 

Anna Skochdopole 3...............................Rowing 

Jewell Smolenski 1..................................Rowing 

Alex Spence 1...........................................Football 

Katie Sprouse 2....................................... Soccer 

Daniel Stone 2.........................................Football 

Daniel Strawn 2.........................................Tennis 

Kasi Sweisford 2......................................Rowing 

Francesca Tagliapietra 1..................Basketball 

McKenzie Talbert 2........................................Golf 

Andrew Tarbell 3...................................... Soccer 

Evie Tate 2....................................................Track 

Bradley Tatko 2.......................................Football 

Kylie Tawney 3......................................... Soccer 

Andy Teasdall 1........................................Football 

Mike Triller 1........................................... Baseball 

Chelsea Uranaka 4....................................Diving 

Claire Wagner 2....................................... Soccer 

Karis Watson 4.....................................Volleyball 

Deshaun Watson 1..................................Football 

Miranda Weslake 1................................... Soccer 

Paula Wesselmann 3..............................Rowing 

Jenna Weston 2....................................... Soccer 

Eli White 2.............................................. Baseball 

Whitney Willms 1......................................Rowing 

Clayton Wilson 2.........................................Track 

Weston Wilson 1.................................... Baseball 

Jessica Withycombe 1............................Rowing 

Alexa Womack 1...........................................Track 

Aurelia Wurzel 1.......................................Rowing 

Emily Yoder 4..............................................Diving 

Carson Young 2..............................................Golf 

Michael Zierhoffer 1................................. Soccer 

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Luke Aaron 3........................................ Lacrosse 

Verity Abel 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Maddy Acton 3...................................... Lacrosse 

Eric Adams 3............................................Football 

Joseph Ajeigbe 1.....................................Football 

Alec Ajnsztajn 1.......................................Fencing 

Grayson Allen 1...................................Basketball 

Malinda Allen 2......................................... Soccer 

Nicolas Alvarez 1.......................................Tennis 

Olivia Anderson 3................................ CC/Track 

Nicole Antoine 4.......................................Rowing 

Marcus Aprahamian 4............................Football 

David Armstrong 1............................. Swimming 

Thayer Atkins 1.................................... Wrestling 

Breanna Atkinson 3............................Volleyball 

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Anima Banks 3..................................... CC/Track 

Tionne Barmer 1................................... CC/Track 

Isabella Barna 1.......................................Fencing 

Hannah Barreca 3..........................Field Hockey 

Cadie Bates 1........................................Volleyball 

Alexander Belaia-Martiniouk 2........ Wrestling 

Kiersten Bell 1....................................... CC/Track 

Justin Bellinger 1.................................. Baseball 

Karla Beltran 1..........................................Rowing 

Abby Beltrani 4...............................Field Hockey 

Brian Benesch 1.................................... CC/Track 

Johndre Bennett 2.................................Football 

Tinashe Bere 1.........................................Football 

Andrew Bieber 2............................................Golf 

Holly Bischof 1....................................... CC/Track 

Casey Black 1........................................ Lacrosse 

Kevon Black 1............................................ Soccer 

Sophia Blair 4...........................................Rowing 

Lauren Blazing 4............................Field Hockey 

Robin Blazing 2...............................Field Hockey 

Karl Blum 1.............................................. Baseball 

Zach Boden 1............................................Football 

Parker Boehme 2....................................Football 

Brett Bofinger 1.................................... CC/Track 

Henry Booth 1........................................... Soccer 

Evan Botwin 3...................................... Wrestling 

Celine Boutier 3..............................................Golf 

Megan Bowen 1.........................................Rowing 

Samantha Bowman 2..............................Rowing 

Liza Bragg 2........................................ Swimming 

Erica Brand 5........................................ CC/Track 

Gabe Brandner 2.....................................Football 

Amarie Bremel 1................................... CC/Track 

Julia Bretz 2..............................................Rowing 

Cody Brinkman 1...................................... Soccer 

Jake Brodner 2.......................................Football 

Kelby Brown 5.........................................Football 

Kyler Brown 4..........................................Football 

Jamal Bruce 1..........................................Football 

Jack Bruckner 1................................... Lacrosse 

Bronson Bruneau 1.................................Football 

Dara Buggay 1..........................................Fencing 

Johanna Burstein 2................................Rowing 

Jordan Burton 1.................................... CC/Track 

Jessica Buttinger 4.......................Field Hockey 

Jake Butwin 4........................................... Soccer 

Marcus Cain 3...................................... Wrestling 

Daniel Calabretta 1................................ Baseball 

Helen Cammerzell 2............................ Lacrosse 

Sophie Caplin 1.........................................Fencing 

Beatrice Capra 2.......................................Tennis 

Jack Carey 2....................................... Swimming 

Zavier Carmichael 1................................Football 

Weston Carvalho 2.............................. CC/Track 

Jeremy Cash 3........................................Football 

Eddie Chen 4............................................Fencing 

Victor Chen 3...................................... Swimming 

Katherine Chernova 3.............................Rowing 

Alyssa Chillano 1............................Field Hockey 

Ted Cho 3..................................................Fencing 

Sandy Choi 2...................................................Golf 

Rahul Chokshi 2................................. Swimming 

Megan Clark 3....................................... CC/Track 

Deemer Class 3.................................... Lacrosse 

Wade Clement 3....................................... Soccer 

Bradley Cline 1.................................... Swimming 

Travis Closs 1........................................ CC/Track 

Kelly Cobb 4.............................................. Soccer 

Jamie Cockey 3.......................................Football 

Katy Colas 4.............................................. Soccer 

Dorehn Coleman 1................................ CC/Track 

Jack Coleman 3........................................ Soccer 

Rob Collins 4............................................Football 

Sarah Collins 4........................................Fencing 

Colin Colter 4...........................................Fencing 

Linsay Cooper 1.................................. Swimming 

Maddie Crutchfield 1............................ Lacrosse 

Quin Cullen 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Brian Dailey 1........................................ Lacrosse 

Gina Daniel 2......................................... CC/Track 

Sean Davis 4............................................. Soccer 

Ryan Day 1.............................................. Baseball 

Schuyler DeBree 1.................................... Soccer 

Maggie Deichmeister 4.......................Volleyball 

Andrew DeJoy 1.........................................Tennis 

Mike DeVito 2...........................................Fencing 

Lizzie Devitt 1...................................... Swimming 

Jordan DeWalt-Ondijo 3........................Football 

Pascual Di Tella 1.....................................Fencing 

Peyton Dilweg 1........................................Rowing 

Chloe DiPasquale 2..............................Volleyball 

James Doll 2............................................. Soccer 

Phoebe Donovan 2..................................Rowing 

Brian Dorsey 3.................................... Wrestling 

Imani Dorsey 1.......................................... Soccer 

Evan Dougherty 1.................................. Baseball 

Danny Doyle 1..........................................Football 

Colin Duffy 1.............................................Football 

Danielle Duhl 3.......................................... Soccer 

Katie Dukovich 1.......................................Rowing 

Brian Dunne 2....................................... Lacrosse 

Kelsey Duryea 2................................... Lacrosse 

Kathryn Eckhart 1.............................. Swimming 

DeVon Edwards 2....................................Football 

Nicole Elattrache 1...............................Volleyball 

Mary Elizabeth Bender 1......................... Soccer 

Grant Emrie 2....................................... CC/Track 

Phil Fairleigh 5...................................... CC/Track 

Gabrielle Falco 1........................................Rowing 

Grace Fallon 1........................................ Lacrosse 

Henry Farley 2...................................... CC/Track 

Abby Farley 4........................................ CC/Track 

Jake Faust 3........................................ Wrestling 

Bryon Fields 2.........................................Football 

Michal Filipczak 1.................................. CC/Track 

Jessica Findlay 1......................................Rowing 

Lucas Fisher 4.........................................Football 

Wilson Fisher 4........................................ Soccer 

Markus Fjortoft 1...................................... Soccer 

Michael Foley 3..................................... CC/Track 

Brendan Fowler 4............................... Wrestling 

Danny Fowler 2....................Lacrosse/Football 

Callie Francis 4..................................... CC/Track 

Kevin Fraser 2.................................... Swimming 

Brittany Friese 2................................ Swimming 

Jenna Frush 4....................................Basketball 

Sarah Furey 1..................................Field Hockey 

Joshua Furth 1.................................... Swimming 

Breezy Thomas 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Brandon Gambucci 4.......................... Wrestling 

Jared Garland 1.......................................Fencing 

Matthew Giampetroni 1....................... Lacrosse 

Christina Gibbons 2................................. Soccer 

Audrey Gibson 4...................................... Soccer 

David Gill 1.............................................. Lacrosse 

Ester Goldfeld 2........................................Tennis 

Leah Goldman 1.................................. Swimming 

Jared Golestani 2.................................... Soccer 

Sam Goodman 1.......................................Fencing 

Madison Granger 3.............................. CC/Track 

Becca Greenwell 2.............................Basketball 

Karly Gregory 1..................................... CC/Track 

Max Greyserman 2........................................Golf 

Jaimee Gundry 3................................ Swimming 

Kendall Gustafson 2............................ CC/Track 

Justin Guterding 1................................ Lacrosse 

Grant Hall 2..............................................Football 

Lauren Hansson 4............................... CC/Track 

Kyra Harney 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Jack Harrington 1................................. Lacrosse 

Samantha Harris 1....................................Tennis 

Jordan Hatfield 1.................................. CC/Track 

Will Haus 3............................................ Lacrosse 

Dillon Haviland 5.................................... Baseball 

Madison Heath 1................................... CC/Track 

Carl Heinz 3........................................... CC/Track 

David Helton 4.........................................Football 

Raphael Hemmeler 3................................Tennis 

Teddy Henderson 2............................. Lacrosse 

William Hendrickson 3........................ Lacrosse 

Nick Hendrix 2....................................... Baseball 

Thomas Hennessy 3..............................Football 

Amber Henson 2................................Basketball 

Hannah Hewitt 2.......................................Rowing 

Jasmine Hill 1........................................ CC/Track 

Jon Hilsheimer 3.................................. CC/Track 

Macario Hing-Glover 1............................. Soccer 

Chris Hoover 4.........................................Football 

Elizabeth Horne 2....................................Rowing 

Hanna House 1.................................... Swimming 

Brody Huitema 2...................................... Soccer 

Stuart Humphrey 2.............................. Lacrosse 

Anastasia Hunt 2..................................... Soccer 

Jamie Ikeda 3....................................... Lacrosse 

Dean Ischiropoulos 1..............................Fencing 

Andrew Istler 1...................................... Baseball 

Remy Janco 4........................................ Baseball 

Alex Jebb 1............................................ CC/Track 

Kaki Jennison 3................................... Lacrosse 

Aileen Johnson 3...........................Field Hockey 

Tanner Johnson 1................................ CC/Track 

Karli Johonnot 4.................................. CC/Track 


Dorothy Jones 2......................................Rowing 

Myles Jones 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Rachel Kahan 4.........................................Tennis 

Sasha Karelov 2...................................Volleyball 

Jacob Kasper 2................................... Wrestling 

Kyle Keenan 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Chase Keesling 4..................................... Soccer 

Sean Kelly 1.........................................Basketball 

Elizabeth Kerpon 4.............................. CC/Track 

Immanuel Kerr-Brown 2.................... Wrestling 

Ali Kershner 4........................................... Soccer 

Amanda Kim 3.................................Field Hockey 

Morgan Kirby 2..................................... Lacrosse 

Jake Kite 2...............................................Football 

Alec Klassen 3...................................... CC/Track 

Will Kline 1.................................................Football 

Stefan Knight 2.................................. Swimming 

Hope Knochenhauer 2............................Rowing 

Kenny Koplove 1.................................... Baseball 

Davis Koppenhaver 1..............................Football 

Shane Kreidel 2.................................... CC/Track 

Ashley Kristen 1.............................Field Hockey 

Anna Kropf 1..........................................Volleyball 

Peter Kropp 1...................................... Swimming 

Joe Kruy 3............................................. Lacrosse 

Alec Kunzweiler 2................................ CC/Track 

Delaney Lagrew 3.............................. Swimming 

Kelsey Lakowske 4.............................. CC/Track 

Joseph Lam 2..........................................Fencing 

Chelsea Landon 4................................ Lacrosse 

Emma Lazaroff 3.................................. Lacrosse 

Samantha Lee 3......................................Fencing 

Meagan Lew 1............................................Rowing 

Kevin Lewallyn 2................................... Baseball 

Aaron Liberatore 2.............................. CC/Track 

Jennifer Ling 1.........................................Fencing 

Jeanette Llorens 1...................................Rowing 

Matthew Luppino 1............................... CC/Track 

Kathleen Lyons 3.....................................Rowing 

Cheng Ma 2...............................................Fencing 

Jan Maceczek 1.......................................Fencing 

Alexa Mackintire 1..........................Field Hockey 

Chalena Maess-Scholl 2..........................Tennis 

Joey Maginnis 2................................. Swimming 

Leona Maguire 1.............................................Golf 

Lisa Maguire 1.................................................Golf 

Jack Maher 1......................................... CC/Track 

Katherine Maitland 1................................Rowing 

Christina Makarova 1................................Tennis 

Libby Malcolm 3.......................................Fencing 

Chloe Maleski 3.................................... CC/Track 

Carter Manley 1........................................ Soccer 

Michael Mann 3........................................Football 

Ross Martin 3..........................................Football 

Casey Martinez 1...................................... Soccer 

James Marvel 3..................................... Baseball 

Teddi Maslowski 2............................... CC/Track 

Zachary Mathers 2.................................. Soccer 

Erin Mathias 1.....................................Basketball 

Alexander Matlari 2.......................................Golf 

Michael Matuella 3................................ Baseball 

Kerrin Maurer 3.................................... Lacrosse 

Reid Maxmin 2...................................... Lacrosse 

Sarah Mayo 1.............................................Rowing 

Max McCaffrey 3.....................................Football 

Daniel McCall 3...........................................Tennis 

Kelly McCann 3......................................... Soccer 

Corbin McCarthy 2..................................Football 

Jordan McCarthy 3.............................. Lacrosse 

Nate McClafferty 4............................... CC/Track 

Kendall McClenney 3......................... Swimming 

Courtney McDaniel 3............................... Soccer 

Christopher McGrath 1......................... Baseball 

Trip McNeill 1.............................................Football 

Hannah Meier 1..................................... CC/Track 

Tommy Meister 3................................. CC/Track 

Lexi Mendes 3..................................... Swimming 

Chris Mengel 5...........................................Tennis 

Alexander Merriman 2...........................Fencing 

Samantha Meyers 1................................Fencing 

Henrietta Miers .................................. CC/Track 

Ashton Miller 1.......................................... Soccer 

Max Miller 1............................................. Baseball 

Julianna Miller 3................................... CC/Track 

Michael Miller 1.................................... Swimming 

Lauren Miranda 2.....................................Rowing 

Kiera Molloy 2..................................... Swimming 

Will Monday 2..........................................Football 

Isabelle Montagne 2............................ Lacrosse 

Christopher Monti 2...............................Fencing 

Kyle Moran 4......................................... CC/Track 

Madeline Morrow 3.............................. CC/Track 

Cameron Moseley 1................................. Soccer 

Natalie Moszczynski 1............................Fencing 

Annie Mulholland 4...................................Tennis 

Tara Mullen-Boustiha 3.........................Fencing 

Caroline Murphy 1....................................Rowing 

Dylan Murphy 1..................................... CC/Track 

Anthony Nash 1.......................................Football 

Cameron Neal 1...................................... Baseball 

Terrence Neal 4.................................... CC/Track 

Spencer Neff 2.................................... Wrestling 

Dylan Newman 3.................................. CC/Track 

Kenny Ng 3.......................................... Swimming 

Dakota Nollner 1......................................Fencing 

Meghan Norair 1.............................Field Hockey 

Jeme Obeime 3....................................Volleyball 

Martine Obieta-Chichizola 3........Field Hockey 

Sarkis Ohanian 1................................... Baseball 

Joe Ohaus 1............................................... Soccer 

Simen Omholt-Jensen 1.......................... Soccer 

Gianna Ossello 1................................... Lacrosse 

Nick Pagliuca 2...................................Basketball 

Thomas Palisi 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Andrew Pancoast 1.............................. CC/Track 

Emma Paradiso 1.................................Volleyball 

Benedict Parfit 2................................ Swimming 

Calvin Won Park 1................................. CC/Track 

Lena Patel 1...............................................Rowing 

Lucas Patrick 1........................................Football 

Toni Payne 1.............................................. Soccer 

Dylan Payne 1..................................... Swimming 

Cassie Pecht 3.......................................... Soccer 

James Peek 2..................................... Swimming 

Cris Perez 1............................................ Baseball 

Will Perrott 2...........................................Football 

Jackie Perry 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Connor Peters 1.......................................Football 

Rowland Pettit 3................................... Lacrosse 

Stephanie Pezzuti 1.......................Field Hockey 

Nicodem Pierre 1.....................................Football 

Bruno Semenzato 3.................................Tennis 

Simone Pitre 2..........................................Rowing 

Katherine Plevka 4............................ Swimming 

Shaquille Powell 2...................................Football 

Alex Prezioso 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Ryan Prince 3..................................... Swimming 

E.J. Proctor 1............................................. Soccer 

TJ Pura 2.....................................................Tennis 

Abby Pyne 1............................................... Soccer 

Kirby Quinn 2...................................... Swimming 

Lizzy Raben 2........................................... Soccer 

Xavi Ramos 2....................................... Wrestling 

Sarah Rapaport 1.....................................Rowing 

David Reeves 4........................................Football 

Morgan Reid 1........................................... Soccer 

Luis Rendon 2........................................... Soccer 

Patrick Resch 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Greg Rhodes 3...................................... Lacrosse 

Michael Ricaurte 3.........................................Golf 

Mercedes Riggs 1...............................Basketball 

James Riley 1........................................ Lacrosse 

Cody Robinson 4.....................................Football 

Max Robinson 1..................................... CC/Track 

Ian Rock 2.............................................. CC/Track 

Matthew Rodio 1................................... CC/Track 

Julie Rohde 3............................................Rowing 

William Rooney 3................................. CC/Track 

Alexis Roper 4...................................... CC/Track 

Laura Rosas 2..........................................Rowing 

Mike Rosenfeld 5.................................. Baseball 

Jack Rowe 1........................................... Lacrosse 

Kyle Rowe 1........................................... Lacrosse 

Jessie Rubin 5...................................... CC/Track 

Maddie Rusch 1................................... Swimming 

Devon Russell 2................................... Lacrosse 

Mitch Russell 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Paige Russell 2..................................... Lacrosse 

Dylan Ryan 4........................................ Wrestling 

Clay Sanders 4................................... Swimming 

Alonzo Saxton II 1....................................Football 

Claire Scarrone 2................................. Lacrosse 

Ben Scharf 3......................................... Lacrosse 

Alec Schenk 1....................................... Wrestling 

Colleen Schmidt 4................................ CC/Track 

Erich Schneider 3...................................Football 

Brian Schoepfer 3................................ CC/Track 

Kameron Schroeder 1............................Football 

Maura Schwitter 1................................ Lacrosse 

Tanner Scott 3...................................... Lacrosse 

Michael Seaberg 1.............................. Swimming 

Jake Seau 1........................................... Lacrosse 

Colt Sessions 1..................................... CC/Track 

Taariq Shabazz 1.....................................Football 

Bobak Shadpoor 1...................................Fencing 

Hayley Shaffer 2.................................. Lacrosse 

John Shaffer 3..................................... Lacrosse 

Ashleigh Shanley 2............................ Swimming 

Rod Shayesteh 4.....................................Fencing 

Gregory Shea 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Maria Sheridan 1................................ Swimming 

Stephen Shine 2................................... CC/Track 

Jacob Shuman 1.............................................Golf 

Krysia Sikora 2........................................ Soccer 

Ben Silverman 1..............................................Golf 

Gurbani Singh 1..............................................Golf 

Thomas Sirk 3.........................................Football 

Alex Skidmore 2......................................Football 

Emily Sklar 2.........................................Volleyball 

Stephanie Skove 4............................... CC/Track 

Matt Skura 2............................................Football 

Matt Slotnick 4.......................................... Soccer 

Anne Slusser 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Rebecca Smaller 1.....................................Tennis 

Kelci Smesko 3..................................... Lacrosse 

Alyssa Smith 2..........................................Tennis 

Brigid Smith 4....................................... Lacrosse 

JR Smith 1.............................................. CC/Track 

Sydney Smith 1..................................... CC/Track 

Wyatt Smith 2..........................................Football 

Rita Somogyi 2........................................Fencing 

Turner Southey-Gordon 4............................Golf 

Sophia Staal 4..........................................Rowing 

Mitch Stallings 1..................................... Baseball 

Azurá Stevens 1.................................Basketball 

Conner Stevens 3................................. Baseball 

Danny Stirt 2............................................Football 

Tanner Stone 3........................................Football 

Alex Stonehill 3........................................Rowing 

Savannah Story 2..........................Field Hockey 

Christine Streisel 2............................. CC/Track 

Allison Sturges 1.................................. CC/Track 

Shannon Sullivan 5.............................. CC/Track 

Jessica Sutherland 2........................ Swimming 

Trent Swart 2......................................... Baseball 

Jason Tahir 4.............................................Tennis 

Kaz Takabayashi 2............................ Swimming 

Chris Taylor 1...........................................Football 

Erin Tenneson 4................................... Lacrosse 

Meghan Thomas 5................................... Soccer 

Angel Thompson 4............................... Lacrosse 

Rachel Thompson 1.............................. CC/Track 

Shaun Thompson 4............................. CC/Track 

Ryan Thompson 3.................................... Soccer 

Tyler Toren 4....................................... Swimming 

Tripp Transou 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Katie Trees 4......................................... Lacrosse 

Taylor Trimble 4................................... Lacrosse 

Jordan Tucker 2...................................Volleyball 

Kyle Turri 3............................................ Lacrosse 

Blake Udland 3..................................... CC/Track 

Sarah Urdahl 3...............................Field Hockey 

Christian Vail 3..................................... CC/Track 

Eamonn Vain-Callahan 1........................Football 

Garrett Van de Ven 2........................... Lacrosse 

Claire Vannelli 4........................................Rowing 

Alexandra Viqueira 1..............................Fencing 

Christina Vucich 3................................Volleyball 

Sarah Wall 3..............................................Rowing 

Brendan Walsh 4................................ Wrestling 

Collin Wareham 1.....................................Football 

Kyle Wellner 2.........................................Football 

Brian White 1............................................. Soccer 

Luke Whitten 1....................................... Baseball 

Jake Wiener 3.........................................Fencing 

Caroline Williams 3..................................Rowing 

Elizabeth Williams 4..........................Basketball 

Grace Williams 1.......................................Rowing 

Kelsey Williams 4.................................Volleyball 

Laura Williams 3..................................Volleyball 

Tabria Williford 3...................................... Soccer 

Jack Willoughby 4..................................Football 

Kara Wilson 3........................................... Soccer 

Mary Wilson 3...........................................Rowing 

Michael Wilson 2.................................. CC/Track 

Shaun Wilson 1........................................Football 

Jack Wise 4..............................................Football 

Colleen Wixted 2................................ Swimming 

AJ Wolf 3...................................................Football 

Adam Wood 1...................................................Golf 

Michael Wright 3................................. Wrestling 

Callie Wynn 1......................................... CC/Track 

Yi Xiao 3...........................................................Golf


Peter Yang 1.............................................Fencing 

Ian Yanulis 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Chelsea Ye 1........................................ Swimming 

Motin Yeung 3.................................................Golf 

Emmeline Yoo 2.......................................Fencing 

Ethan Yu 2................................................Fencing 

Kat Zempolich 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Tommy Zenker 2.................................. Lacrosse 

James Ziemba 1..................................... Baseball 

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Hannah Acton 3...........................................Track 

Marianne Aguilar 1............................... Track/CC 

Anthony Alex 2...............................................Golf 

Brandon Allen 2..................................Basketball 

Kassel Ardaman 2............................... Track/CC 

Ryan Arnold 2..........................................Football 

Marta Bakowska-Mathews 3................. Soccer 

Hollis Bartlett 3.................................... Track/CC 

Gabby Bevillard 2...............................Basketball 

Bryant Blahnik 2.................................. Track/CC 

Colin Blake 2............................................Football 

Kayla Bloor 2..................................................Golf 

Anna Sophia Böhmer 1..................................Golf 

Daneika Borthwick 4................................Tennis 

Stefan Brits 3..............................................Track 

Chantelle Brodie 3............................... Track/CC 

Brittany Brown 2...............................Basketball 

Julie Brown 3............................. Sand Volleyball 

Cameron Brown 1..................Swimming/Diving 

Kiera Brown 2..............................................Track 

Dagny Brynjarsdottir 4.......................... Soccer 

Laura Campos 1.................................... Track/CC 

Brittany Carey 2................................... Track/CC 

Kerrie Cartwright 2..................................Tennis 

Laure Castelain 4...........................................Golf 

Matilda Castren 1............................................Golf 

Sarah Chandler 4........................................Track 

Macey Cheatham 3................................. Softball 

Kalonji Cole 3.........................Swimming/Diving 

Michael Compton 4............................... Baseball 

Maegan Conwright 1..........................Basketball 

Stephanie Cook 2........................................Track 

Ellie Cooper 2........................................... Softball 

Julia Corley 2........................................ Track/CC 

Kirsten Crowley 3.................................... Soccer 

Josie Cuda 2..........................Swimming/Diving 

Victoria Daddis 1...................................... Softball 

Laura Dadowski 3................................Volleyball 

Caroline Dadowski 3...........................Volleyball 

Ama Degbeon 1...................................Basketball 

Alex Deise 1............................................ Baseball 

Max Del Monte 3................................... Track/CC 

Timmy Delph 1........................................ Baseball 

Josh Delph 4.......................................... Baseball 

Ben DeLuzio 2........................................ Baseball 

Bella D’Errico 2........................................ Softball 

Kaitlyn Dressel 3..................Swimming/Diving 

Alec Eberle 1.............................................Football 

Harry Ellis 1.....................................................Golf 

Collin Engelhardt 3........................................Golf 

Parker Evertsen 2....................................Tennis 

Ryan Feely 1.............................................Football 

Vanessa Freire 1....................... Sand Volleyball 

Joao Gauer 1..............................................Tennis 

Caroline Gerhardt 1...............Swimming/Diving 

Alison Gollnick 1...........................................Track 

Alexia Gonzalez 1...................Swimming/Diving 

Cristian Gonzalez-Mendez 4...................Tennis 

Haylie Grant 1............................................ Soccer 

Christian Griffith 1...................................Football 

Christine Griggs 1................................. Track/CC 

Dylan Grisell 2.......................Swimming/Diving 

Kristin Grubka 3....................................... Soccer 

Lydia Gumm 2.................................................Golf 

Jack Haffey 2.............................................Tennis 

Michaela Hahn 3....................................... Soccer 

Meghan Haila 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Michael Hall 1......................................... Track/CC 

Linden Hall 4.......................................... Track/CC 

McKenna Harris 1..................Swimming/Diving 

Rylan Harvey 1......................................... Softball 

Colby Harvey 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Karlie Hauer 1........................................Volleyball 

Heather Hendricks 1............................... Softball 

Cole Hensley 3.......................Swimming/Diving 

Joseph Hernandez 1...............................Football 

Storm Hewitt 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Trevor Hine 1..........................Swimming/Diving 

Lauren Hine 3........................Swimming/Diving 

Ryan Hoefeld 1.........................................Football 

Bryant Holtmann 3............................... Baseball 

Ari Hudson 1.............................................. Soccer 

Cristobal Hurtado-Arteaga 2....................Track 

Elizabeth Ichite 5........................................Track 

Claire Igoe 1........................................... Track/CC 

Karyn Israel 1........................................Volleyball 

Ryan Izzo 1...............................................Football 

Jared Jackson 2.....................................Football 

Alexis Jackson 1................................... Track/CC 

Karly Jackson 4..........................................Track 

Madison Jacobi 3..................Swimming/Diving 

Kai James 1.........................................Basketball 

Chelsea Jarvis 1................................... Track/CC 

Cobi Johnson 1...................................... Baseball 

Kayla Jones 1..................................................Golf 

Kayla Joyce 3............................ Sand Volleyball 

Andrew Karp 1........................................ Baseball 

Alex Kehoe 1...........................Swimming/Diving 

Bryce Kelley 2...................................... Track/CC 

Kaitlyn Kelly 2....................................... Track/CC 

Anne Kennedy 1.................................... Track/CC 

Meghan King 1.......................................... Softball 

Morgan Klaevemann 1............................ Softball 

Kellion Knibb 2.............................................Track 

Connor Knight 1.....................Swimming/Diving 

Emma Koivisto 1....................................... Soccer 

Alex Kossoff 2......................................... Softball 

Milica Kubura 1......................................Volleyball 

Carlton Kuhlo 4...............................................Golf 

Bryan LaCivita 3......................................Football 

Robin Landy 1.........................Swimming/Diving 

Josh Lee 2.......................................................Golf 

Araceli Leon 1........................................ Track/CC 

Larry Levy 3.............................................Football 

Benjamin Lock 2........................................Tennis 

Hailey Luke 2........................................Volleyball 

Bobby Lyons 1..........................................Football 

Anthony Lyons 1....................Swimming/Diving 

Matt Magee 1......................................... Track/CC 

Chris Marconcini 1................................. Baseball 

Alejandra Martinez 2..................................Track 

Jason McCormick 2..............Swimming/Diving 

Kendall McIntosh 1................Swimming/Diving 

Cecilia McMillan 1.................................. Track/CC 

Megan McReynolds 1.............................. Softball 

Kim Metraux 1.................................................Golf 

Morgane Metraux 1........................................Golf 

Travis Michaud 2.........................................Track 

Alex Milan 4.....................................................Golf 

Derrick Mitchell 2....................................Football 

Annie Montgomery 2................ Sand Volleyball 

Katie Mosher 3.....................................Volleyball 

Chad Mylin 1............................Swimming/Diving 

Caroline Neil 2........................Swimming/Diving 

Marco Nunez 1............................................Tennis 

Taylor Nyquist 1......................... Sand Volleyball 

Sydnee Over 2.............................................Track 

Caroline Page 1......................Swimming/Diving 

Jace Pardon 1............................ Sand Volleyball 

Melanie Pavels 3....................... Sand Volleyball 

Georgia Peel 2...................................... Track/CC 

Kristina Pellitteri 1.................... Sand Volleyball 

Stephanie Pellitteri 4............... Sand Volleyball 

Jogaile Petrokaite 1....................................Track 

Kathryn Phillips 1......................................Tennis 

Christina Phipps 3............................... Track/CC 

Carson Pickett 2...................................... Soccer 

Natalie Pierce 1......................Swimming/Diving 

Jande Pierce 3............................................Track 

Jamal Pitts 1.................................................Track 

Joe Plechy 1...........................Swimming/Diving 

Katherine Plessy 3................... Sand Volleyball 

Maria Poole 1......................................... Track/CC 

Alex Powers 1........................................... Softball 

Colleen Quigley 4................................. Track/CC 

Jonathan Ratliff 1..................Swimming/Diving 

Jonathan Reid 2..........................................Track 

Bridget Reid 1........................................ Track/CC 

James Rhoden 2.........................................Track 

Amanda Rigdon 1.........................................Track 

Michael Rinaldi 1........................................Tennis 

Teresa Ristow 3................................... Track/CC 

Tyler Roberge 1......................Swimming/Diving 

Krissa Robinson 1.................Swimming/Diving 

Marc Rojas 1...........................Swimming/Diving 

Leticia Romero 1.................................Basketball 

Chris Rose 1.................................................Track 

Travis Rudolph 1......................................Football 

Lana Rush 1................................................Tennis 

Junior Saint Louis 1................................Football 

John Sansone 2.................................... Baseball 

Michael Saxton 1.................................Basketball 

Madison Scanlan 1............................... Track/CC 

Daniela Schippers 1..................................Tennis 

Isabella Schmid 3..................................... Soccer 

Andrea Serpa 1..................................... Track/CC 

Nicole Setterington 2.................................Track 

Phillip Sims 1..........................Swimming/Diving 

Ivey Slaughter 1..................................Basketball 

Haley Slocum 2..................................... Track/CC 

Dana Slomins 3.................................... Track/CC 

Isaiah Smallwood 1.................................Football 

DJ Stewart 3.......................................... Baseball 

Katy Stringfield 2..................Swimming/Diving 

Billy Strode 3......................................... Baseball 

Jensen Swopes 4................................ Track/CC 

Antony Taylor 1..................................... Track/CC 

Otniel Teixeira 2................................... Track/CC 

Kayla Thomas 1...........................................Track 

Carter Thompson 1........................................Golf 

Julia Thompson 2..................... Sand Volleyball 

Adam Torres 1..........................................Football 

Hank Truluck 1....................................... Baseball 

Tyler Udland 1..............................Cross Country 

Jake Urbano 1........................Swimming/Diving 

Derek Vail 1............................................. Baseball 

Daniella Van den Berg 1.......Swimming/Diving 

Rafael Van Leeuwaarde 1....Swimming/Diving 

Mercedes Vaughn 1..............................Volleyball 

Mia Vriens 4...............................................Tennis 

Nicole Walch 3......................................Volleyball 

Lacey Waldrop 3..................................... Softball 

Andy Ward 1........................................... Baseball 

Lydia Ware 2..........................Swimming/Diving 

Sage Watson 3............................................Track 

Keith Weeks 3.........................................Football 

Hannah Welsh 2..........................................Track 

Courteney West 2................................ Track/CC 

Sarah Wickstrom 4..............................Volleyball 

Stargell Williams 3......................................Track 

Cheyna Williams 1.................................... Soccer 

Chelsi Woodruff 1................................. Track/CC 

Alexandria Woodruff 3...............................Track 

Philippa Woolven 2.............................. Track/CC 

Katrina Young 3....................Swimming/Diving 

Georgia Tech (173) 

Grant Aasen 1...........................................Football 

Anders Albertson 5.......................................Golf 

Emily Anderson 1.................................... Softball 

Haley Anderson 1........................................Track 

Niko Anderson 2.....................................Football 

Simi Avram 1........................................Basketball 

Kamilah Bakari 3.........................................Track 

Maya Barroso 1............................................Track 

Bennett Barton 1.....................................Football 

Marinice Bauman 1......................................Track 

Samantha Becker 4....................................Track 

Malea Bell 1............................................... Softball 

Robert Borowicz 2............................. Swimming 

Sarah Bowles 2...........................................Track 

Allison Brackin 3.........................................Track 

Kate Brandus 4.................................. Swimming 

Ryan Braswell 2......................................Football 

Trey Braun 3............................................Football 

Nick Brigham 1.........................................Football 

Gary Brown 1............................................Football 

Tim Byerly 2.............................................Football 

Kendall Chadwick 1................................. Softball 

Andrew Chetcuti 4............................. Swimming 

Kelsey Chisholm 1................................... Softball 

James Clark 1.................................................Golf 

Alec Clifford 5..............................................Track 

Matt Connors 2........................................Football 

Darelle Cowley 3................................ Swimming 

Trevor Craport 1.................................... Baseball 

Drew Czuchry 4..............................................Golf 

Nathan Daniel 3...........................................Track 

Gabriel Darosa 1..........................................Track 

Colleen Darragh 2................................... Softball 

Andrea Demick 2................................ Swimming 

Brooks Doyle 3...................................Basketball 

Hayley Drosky 4..........................................Track 

Paul Dunlap 1................................................Track 

Patrick Eldredge 1.......................................Track 

Nat Estes 4...................................................Track 

Omar Eteiba 2..................................... Swimming 

Melissa Fairey 2..........................................Track 

Courtney Felinski 4.............................Volleyball 

Camille Felix 1...................................... Swimming 

Cole Fiegel 2...............................................Tennis 

Rhiannon Flanagan-Rosario 1..................Track 

Julia Frederick 3.........................................Track 

Karly Fullem 4.......................................... Softball 

Jag Gangemi 1..............................................Track 

Erin Gant 1....................................................Track 

Haley Gollnick 1............................................Track 

Matthew Gorst 2................................... Baseball 

Alex Grady 2.................................................Track 

Tyler Graff 2........................................ Swimming 

Jeremy Greenwald 2..................................Track 

Scott Greer 1................................................Track 

Noah Harasz 1..................................... Swimming 

Grant Hicks 2...............................................Track 

Michael Hines 3..............................................Golf 

Bradley Homza 1................................. Swimming 

Cheyenne Hunt 1.....................................Football 

Kaylee Isaacs 3...........................................Track 

Cole Jackob 2..............................................Track 

Morgan Jackson 4......................................Track 

Tadric Jackson 1................................Basketball 

Katelyn Johnsky 2................................. Softball 

Isaiah Johnson 4....................................Football 

Kel Johnson 1......................................... Baseball 

Matt Jordan 1...........................................Football 

Francis Kallon 2......................................Football 

Dylan Kase 3....................................... Swimming 

Samantha Kase 2.............................. Swimming 

Casey Kay 2...............................................Tennis 

Mark Keaveney 1................................ Swimming 

Hannah Keith 2............................................Track 

Michael Kenney 2............................... Swimming 

Katherine Kerman 2.......................... Swimming 

Samantha Kiblinger 2................................Track 

Alexander Kimpel 1............................ Swimming 

Jonathan King 3.................................... Baseball 

Caroline Kissel 3.........................................Track 

Kylie Kleinschmidt 1................................ Softball 

Trey Klock 1..............................................Football 

Andrew Kosic 4.................................. Swimming 

William Koskiewicz 1...................................Track 

Megan Kurey 2..........................................Tennis 

Patrick Lamar 1...................................Basketball 

Nicholas Lamontagne 2.................... Swimming 

Ama Larbi 2..................................................Track 

Brandon Lasater 3.....................................Track 

Frederique Lefebvre 2...................... Swimming 

CJ Leggett 1..............................................Football 

Ricky Lehner 3................................... Swimming 

Maddie Lionberger 2.............................. Softball 

Shannon Lumbra 3............................ Swimming 

Kelsey Maloney 4............................... Swimming 

Andrew Marshall 1...................................Football 

Rebecca Martin 2.................................Volleyball 

Zach Matthews 1......................................Football 

Nico Metzler 3..............................................Track 

Kelly Meyer 3...............................................Track 

Ryan Miller 1.................................................Track 

Scott Millson 1..............................................Track 

Matthew Munns 1........................................Track 

Courtney Naser 1........................................Track 

Laura Nelson 1.............................................Track 

William Oberg 1................................... Swimming 

Ben Parr 2.............................................. Baseball 

Maddie Paschal 2............................... Swimming 

Antonia Peresson 1...........................Basketball 

Chris Petefish 1..............................................Golf 

Matt Phillips 1......................................... Baseball 

Sam Pierannunzi 1.................................. Softball 

Coleman Poje 1...................................... Baseball 

Cory Pope 1............................................ Baseball 

Ellen Posch 1....................................... Swimming 

Diana Pressel 1............................................Track 

Caroline Price 1................................... Swimming 

Nataliya Prokhnevska 3..........................Tennis 

Alexis Prokopuik 1....................................Tennis 

Nathan Rakitt 3.........................................Tennis 

Catherine Richards 1......................... Swimming 

Roddreka Rogers 2...........................Basketball 

Jaclyn Rohal 3.................................... Swimming 

Rand Rowland 2.................................Basketball 

Chiara Ruiu 3...................................... Swimming 

Yuval Safra 2...................................... Swimming 

Mark Sarman 2................................... Swimming 

Jalen Saunders 2...................................Football 

Ollie Schniederjans 5....................................Golf 

Eduardo Segura 4.....................................Tennis 

Josh Selembo 1.......................................Football 

Matt Serpico 2.........................................Football 

Laura Serres 3............................................Track 

Tanner Shaw 1.............................................Track 

Kevin Smith 2...................................... Swimming 

Trey Smith 1..............................................Football 

Preston Smith 1...........................................Track 

Will Smith 3..............................................Football 

Nahom Solomon 1........................................Track 

Draven Sonnon 1..................................... Softball 

Daniel Spingola 3.................................. Baseball 

Tyler Stargel 3.........................................Football 

Erika Staskevicius 3......................... Swimming 

Trevor Stroebel 2....................................Football 

Carly Sweeney 1................................. Swimming 

Jazmyne Taylor 2.......................................Track 

Morgan Taylor 3...................................... Softball 

MaryKathryn Terry 1......................... Swimming 

Chelsie Thomas 3................................... Softball 

Rachel Thorne 2..........................................Track 

Carissa Tipler 1............................................Track 

Katie Townsend 3.......................................Track 

Kyle Travis 1.............................................Football 

Rod Tyler 1................................................Football 

Matthis Uhrig 1.............................................Track 

Katelyn Utley 1.............................................Track 

Nico van Duijn 4.................................. Swimming 

Annika Van Gunst 2.............................Volleyball 

Teegan Van Gunst 2............................Volleyball 

Austin Veith 3..............................................Track 

Justin Weaver 2..........................................Track 

Bailey Weiland 1...........................................Track 

Mats Westergren 3........................... Swimming 

Vincent Whaley 2...........................................Golf 

Isiah Willis 3.............................................Football 

Wimberly Wilson 3..............................Volleyball 

Joe Wiseman 2..................................... Baseball 

Patrick Wiseman 1................................ Baseball 

Brian Woodbury 1............................... Swimming 

Grant Wruble 3...................................... Baseball 

Madison Young 2................................ Swimming 

Ryan Young 1.......................................... Baseball 

Sarah Zimmerman 1...................................Track 

Louisville (285) 

Christian Acosta 1...................................Football 

Andrea Acquista 1.............................. Swimming 

Estefan Albiero 1................................ Swimming 

Dana Almquist 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Haley Andreas1...............................................Golf 

Clare Andres 1........................................... Soccer 

Josh Appleby 1........................................Football 

Whitney Arion 1....................................... Softball 

Rachele Armand 1.................................... Soccer 

Calvin Arsenault 1.......................................Track 

Chinyelu Asher 1...................................... Soccer 

Rachel Avant 1........................................... Soccer 

Dillon Avare 1.......................................Basketball 

Casey Axman 1......................................... Soccer 

Javonte Bagley 1.....................................Football 

Karina Baldwin 1.......................................Rowing 

Joachim Ball 1........................................... Soccer 

Jillian Balog 1........................................ Lacrosse 

Jarrod Barnes 1......................................Football 

Maryssa Becker 1................................... Softball 

Sydney Benz 1......................................... Softball 

Brennen Berger 1............................... Swimming 

Ryan Betlach 1.........................................Football 

Devon Bibault 1................................... Swimming 

Gabi Biedenharn 1....................................Rowing 

Chelsea Bingham 1......................................Track 

Inger Katrine Bjerke 1............................. Soccer 

Laura Blab 1...........................................Volleyball 

Wayne Blackshear 1..........................Basketball 

Olivia Boesing 1.........................................Tennis 

Isaac Bowling 1............................................Track 

Sydney Brackemyre 1.......................Basketball 

Joseph Bradford 1..................................Football 

Taylor Bradley 1...........................................Track 

Andrew Brody 1........................................ Soccer 

Lucas Brohm 1.........................................Football 

Megan Brooks 1...........................................Track 

Brianne Brown 1..........................................Track 

DeAngelo Brown 1...................................Football 

Jeffery Brown 1.........................................Tennis 

Jeron Brown 1..............................................Track 

Paige Brown 1........................................... Soccer 

Faye Brust 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Alexandrea Bunch 1....................................Track 

Rebecca Busk 1........................................Rowing 

Mackenzie Buss 1............................... Swimming 

Stephanie Byrne 1..........................Field Hockey 

Arica Carter 1......................................Basketball 

Tiffany Chea 1...........................................Rowing 

Benadate Cheruiyot 1.................................Track 

Madeleine Chesney 1...............................Rowing 

Abigail Chin 1....................................... Swimming 



Emily Christman 1.......................................Track 

Tess Clark 1...........................................Volleyball 

Austin Clemons 1................................... Baseball 

Shelby Cohen 1......................................... Soccer 

Carlos Coleman 1.........................................Track 

Carissa Corbett 1................................. Lacrosse 

Andrea Cottrell 1................................. Swimming 

Hannah Cox 1...............................................Track 

Kelsey Cramsey 1.......................................Track 

De’Eric Culver 1........................................Football 

Chandler Dale 1...................................... Baseball 

Cortnee Daley 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Van Damrongsri 1......................................Tennis 

Megan Deines 1...................................Basketball 

Maggie DeJong 1..................................Volleyball 

Kelsey DeLapp 1..........................................Track 

Shannon Dennehey 1.............................. Soccer 

Chatham DeProspo 1............................... Soccer 

Kaela Dickerman 1................................... Soccer 

Kristina Dillard 1...................................... Softball 

Royce Donovan 1.....................................Football 

Cynthia Doyle 1.........................................Rowing 

Brittany Duncan 1.................................... Softball 

Shawnta’ Dyer 1.................................Basketball 

Rudy Edelen 1..................................... Swimming 

Erin Enk 1...................................................Rowing 

Paige Ezell 1........................................ Swimming 

Jimmy Faul 1........................................... Baseball 

Tyler Ferguson 1......................................Football 

Colby Fitch 1........................................... Baseball 

Bridgette Flaherty 1................................ Softball 

La’Bianca Fraizer 1......................................Track 

Ariana Freeman 1...............................Basketball 

Kyle Funkhouser 1................................ Baseball 

Tori Gabor 1............................................... Soccer 

Elisa Garcia 1...................................Field Hockey 

Leigh Gatons 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Robert Geibel 1................................................Golf 

Adair Gennocro 1.........................................Track 

Katie George 1.......................................Volleyball 

Anthony George 1....................................Football 

Eleni Georgiafandis 1...........................Volleyball 

Kelli Gerding 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Gabrielle Gerlach 1....................................Tennis 

Maggie Gilbertson 1....................................Track 

Catherine Gordon 1.............................. Lacrosse 

Kendall Gordon 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Alex Gornet 1..............................................Tennis 

Shannon Gramley 1........................................Golf 

Raven Graves 1............................................Track 

Abigail Grimes 1..............................Field Hockey 

Zahara Gully 1..............................................Track 

Emily Haas 1....................................................Golf 

Bella Habuda 1.......................................... Soccer 

Devin Hairston 1.................................... Baseball 

Sara Hammond 1................................Basketball 

Kirsti Harrison 1.......................................Rowing 

Jade Hawkins 1............................................Track 

Emmonnie Henderson 1....................Basketball 

Lincoln Henzman 1................................ Baseball 

Lauren Herich 1................................... Swimming 

Myisha Hines-Allen 1.........................Basketball 

Madison Hoover 1................................. Lacrosse 

Ethan Horton 1.........................................Football 

Emily Howell 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Tobijah Hughley 1....................................Football 

Maggie Hyland 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Madalyn Ingmire 1.............................. Swimming 

Riley Jackson 1...................................... Baseball 

Lauren James 1.................................. Swimming 

Jessica Jangam 1.......................................Track 

Nicholas Jeffs 1........................................ Soccer 

Janelle Jenkins 1.................................Volleyball 

Kelsi Jones 1............................................ Softball 

Lotta Kahlert 1................................Field Hockey 

Daniel Keller 1........................................... Soccer 

Lauren Kelly 1........................................ Lacrosse 

Nicholas Kennedy 1.....................................Track 

Ernest Kibet 1..............................................Track 

Edwin Kibichiy 1...........................................Track 

Anthony Kidston 1................................. Baseball 

Caroline Kimble 1...................................... Soccer 

Japhet Kipkoech 1.......................................Track 

Megan Klein 1...............................................Track 

Thomas Klusman 1..................................Football 

Andrea Kneppers 1............................ Swimming 

Hannah Koloski 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Emily Kolsevich 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Hannah Konermann 1.............................. Soccer 

Anna Kopecka 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Tim Kubel 1................................................ Soccer 

Anne L’Heureux 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Antoine Le Saux 1...........................................Golf 

Ashley LeClair 1.................................. Swimming 

Jeffrey Lehman 1...........................................Golf 

David Levitch 1....................................Basketball 

Courtney Lock 1.........................................Tennis 

Gustav Lundquist 1........................................Golf 

Colin Lyman 1......................................... Baseball 

Rebecca Maddock 1.......................Field Hockey 

Casey Madura 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Hannah Magnuson 1.......................... Swimming 

Ola Mally 1...................................................Tennis 

Darya Marchanka 1..................................Rowing 

Jacob Marguet 1..........................................Track 

Mangok Mathiang 1............................Basketball 

Erin McCrudden 1...........................Field Hockey 

Autumn McDuffie 1.................................. Softball 

Callie McGowan 1......................................Rowing 

Brendan McKay 1................................... Baseball 

Sidney Melton 1....................................... Softball 

Morgan Meyer 1....................................... Softball 

Christopher Miele 1.................................Football 

Katie Miller 1..............................................Rowing 

Katie Mitchell 1................................................Golf 

Michelle Molodynia 1...................................Track 

Christine Monroy 1................................... Soccer 

Paige Monsen 1...............................Field Hockey 

Jami Montesano 1....................................Rowing 

Lauren Morando 1................................ Lacrosse 

Marcus Motill 1.............................................Track 

Alessandra Murphy 1........................ Swimming 

Alexis Murry 1..............................................Track 

Kylie Noltemeyer 1...................................Rowing 

Katie Nord 1...............................................Rowing 

Madison Norman 1.................................. Softball 

Claire Noser 1...............................................Track 

Dolly Nyemah 1............................................Track 

Emily O’Neill 1...................................... Swimming 

Chinanu Onuaku 1..............................Basketball 

Louise Oxner 1................................................Golf 

Lyndsay Palmer 1.................................Volleyball 

Annie Pape 1..............................................Rowing 

Giovanni Pascascio 1..............................Football 

Elizabeth Patrick 1...................................Rowing 

Kylen Pattermann 1.................................Rowing 

Jessica Paul 1............................................Tennis 

Rachel Pease 1.............................................Track 

Katie Petrino 1................................................Golf 

Jonah Philley 1....................................... Baseball 

Sarah Podwojski 1...................................Rowing 

Andrew Polston 1....................................Football 

Caitlin Ponko 1..........................................Rowing 

Chiara Ponko 1..........................................Rowing 

Cassie Pough 1..........................................Tennis 

Alison Price 1............................................. Soccer 

Meredith Price 1........................................Rowing 

Marah Pugh 1...................................... Swimming 

Jerry Ramirez 1........................................ Soccer 

Sheldon Rankins 1..................................Football 

Laura Restrepo 1............................................Golf 

Jonathan Reynolds 1..................................Track 

Hannah Richardson 1..............................Rowing 

Mia Ross 1.....................................................Track 

Kaleb Rowe 1................................................Track 

Emily Sarratt 1.................................... Swimming 

Jude Schimmel 1................................Basketball 

Victoria Schoettmer 1................................Track 

Jake Schultz 1..................................... Swimming 

Darby Schwarz 1...................................... Soccer 

Robin Sciot-Siegrist 1....................................Golf 

Jason Scott 1...........................................Football 

Alex Sears 1............................................ Baseball 

Alex Sellers 1....................................... Swimming 

Gwen Shaw 1................................................Track 

Chris Simich 1............................................Tennis 

Brittany Sims 1........................................ Softball 

Sam Sinnett 1............................................Rowing 

Molly Skapik 1.................................................Golf 

Kayla Sleece 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Trevor Sluman 1..............................................Golf 

Hailey Smith 1.......................................... Softball 

Heidi Smith 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Nolan Smith 1...................................... Swimming 

Taylor Smith 1........................................... Soccer 

Will Smith 1............................................. Baseball 

Quentin Snider 1.................................Basketball 

Nick Solak 1............................................ Baseball 

Kayla Soles 1............................................ Softball 

Patrick Soucy 1........................................Football 

Hanna Spittel 1..........................................Rowing 

Sophie St. Martin 1...................................Rowing 


Shelby Stafford 1......................................Rowing 

Emily Stalmack 1................................ Swimming 

Charles Standberry 1.............................Football 

Maddy Staubitz 1......................................Rowing 

Bridget Stewart 1..................................... Soccer 

Andrew Stewart 1........................................Track 

John Stich 1..............................................Football 

Sebastian Stiefelmeyer 1........................Tennis 

Elle Stokes 1...............................................Tennis 

Josie Stoner 1...........................................Rowing 

Robert Strader 1.................................... Baseball 

Chris Striegel 1............................................Track 

Leah Stump 1.............................................Rowing 

Cornelius Sturghill 1...............................Football 

Ryan Summers 1................................... Baseball 

Alison Szydlowski 1................................ Softball 

Grigory Tarasevich 1......................... Swimming 

Logan Taylor 1........................................ Baseball 

Nolan Tesone 1.................................... Swimming 

Marissa Thalen 1......................................Rowing 

Blake Tiberi 1.......................................... Baseball 

David Torres 1.................................................Golf 

Hannah Tow 1........................................... Softball 

Trevor Troutman 1.......................................Track 

Sheronne Vails 1.................................Basketball 

Elise Welsh 1.............................................Rowing 

Connor Vanderhyde 1.................................Track 

Manu Velasquez 1......................................Tennis 

Santiago Velez 1....................................... Soccer 

Brad Vivace 1................................................Track 

Abbie Wade 1.............................................Rowing 

Albert Wagner 1.........................................Tennis 

John Wallace 1.........................................Football 

Caroline Walter 1.......................................Tennis 

Cortnee Walton 1................................Basketball 

Max Walz 1.......................................................Golf 

Bre’Yana Wash 1..........................................Track 

Kelsey Webb 1...........................................Rowing 

Kari Weinland 1......................................... Soccer 

Mac Welsh 1............................................ Baseball 

Nils Westrich 1.............................................Track 

Casey Whitfield 1...................................... Soccer 

Gabrielle Wiley 1...................................Volleyball 

Chloe Willetts 1..........................................Tennis 

Katie Wimpari 1............................................Track 

Julia Wood 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Kelsi Worrell 1..................................... Swimming 

Johnathon Wright 1................................. Soccer 

Rebecca Yaklic 1.......................................Rowing 

Erin Yenney 1............................................ Soccer 

Allison Zimmermann 1.............................Rowing 

Miami (172) 

Samuel Frederick Abrams 3............... Baseball 

William M Abreu 1.................................. Baseball 

Delfina Acosta 1..............................................Golf 

Alexa Ayzia Aguilar 2..............................Rowing 

Angela Jane Algee 3.............Swimming/Diving 

Ava Elizabeth Ambrose 2....................... Soccer 

Allyson Andreini 1.................................... Soccer 

Adam Salim Amaout 2............................Football 

Heather Ann Arseth 4..........Swimming/Diving 

Sarah Grace Aschebrock 1.....................Rowing 

Emily Helen Auld 1.................................... Soccer 

Joshua D Bacon 1....................................Football 

Kelsey Ellen Balkwill 1................................Track 

Alyssa Anastacia Basdavanos 3..........Rowing 

Braxton Lee Berrios 1............................Football 

Judith Bohnenkamp 1..............................Tennis 

Kevin John Bondar 1.................................Tennis 

Lindsay M Bouchacourt 1........................Rowing 

Kaitlyn Bourgeois 1.................................. Soccer 

Daniel Robert Briggi 3.......................... Baseball 

Megan Rose Brown 4.................................Track 

Kristen Noel Burkin 2..............................Rowing 

Frida Carlsson 1.......................................Rowing 

Nicholas Catchur 1......................................Track 

Samantha Eve Chenkin 1........................Rowing 

Anthony L Chickillo 2..............................Football 

Wyatt Chickillo 2.....................................Football 

Grant Coffman 1.......................................Football 

John Contorakes 4.................................Football 

Cheyenne Cousineau 4........Swimming/Diving 

Peter Crocitto 2..................................... Baseball 

Gray Crow 4.............................................Football 

Dakota D Dailey-Harris 3...........................Track 

Gianna Dal Pozzo 1................................... Soccer 

Daniela Darquea 3.........................................Golf 

Cameron Davis 3...................Swimming/Diving 

Janine DePre 2............................................Track 

Caitilin Anne Donahoe 2.....................Volleyball 

Samuel Dorman 1..................Swimming/Diving 

Daniel Brett Epstein 1........................... Baseball 

Nantambu-Akil Fentress 2....................Football 

Michael B Fernandez 1.......................Basketball 

Ashley Flinn 4........................................... Soccer 

Ereck Flowers 2......................................Football 

My Fridell 1..............................Swimming/Diving 

Silvia Fuentes Perez 2.............................Tennis 

Bryan Garcia 2....................................... Baseball 

Zachary Garland 1.......................................Track 

James Adam George 1...............................Track 

Jamika Glades 1..........................................Track 

Justin Paul Goldberg 3..........................Football 

Gregory A Golden 1.................................Football 

Wilfredo Gonzalez 3.................................Tennis 

Alejandra Gonzalez 4...........Swimming/Diving 

Robert Charles Grant 2..............................Track 

Kelsie V Groot 2....................................Volleyball 

Sean Grossman 1........................................Track 

Meghan Hamilton 1...................................Rowing 

Cooper Hammond 1............................... Baseball 

Andrew Harrington 3...............................Tennis 

Sean Harvey 2.........................................Football 

Keyona Hayes 1..................................Basketball 

Laura Hendee 4..............................................Golf 

Sylvia Hernandez 3.............................Volleyball 

Ryan Holowesko 2..................................Football 

Cynthia Hoppler 1..................Swimming/Diving 

Isaac Hoza 2............................................Football 

Jessica Hurley 1....................Swimming/Diving 

George Iskenderian 1........................... Baseball 

Jacee Jarnagin 3........................................Track 

Courtel Jenkins 1....................................Football 

Jokira Jiles 1................................................Track 

Lea Johnson 2.............................................Track 

Veronica Johnson 2................................ Soccer 

Bradley Kaaya 4......................................Football 

Garrett Kennedy 2................................ Baseball 

Garrett Kidd 2..........................................Football 

Kamila Knaudt 1........................................Rowing 

Hunter Knighton 1...................................Football 

Julia Koch 2.................................................Track 

Mary Lachowecki 3.................................. Soccer 

Christian Langmo 1...................................Tennis 

Wallace Layland 2.................Swimming/Diving 

Savanah Leaf 2.....................................Volleyball 

Emmanuel Lecomte 2.......................Basketball 

Jesse Lepore 2..................................... Baseball 

Lina Lileikite 1.............................................Tennis 

Nicholas Linder 1.....................................Football 

Caitlin Lowe 1............................................Rowing 

Taegan Lynch 1.........................................Rowing 

Irene Manning 1...........................................Track 

Michele Marenus 2..............................Volleyball 

Kevin Marsh 1...............................................Track 

Shannon McCarthy 1................................ Soccer 

Morgan McClure 1........................................Track 

Kara McCormack 1.................Swimming/Diving 

Brooke McDermott 2...........................Volleyball 

Shane McDermott 1.................................Football 

Michael McGinnis 1..................................Football 

Erin M McGovern 2................................... Soccer 

Hannah M Meister 1.................................Rowing 

Natalie Moik 2........................................... Soccer 

Jane Moore 1.............................................Rowing 

Meghan L Murphy 2..............Swimming/Diving 

Anthony Naser 1......................................Football 

Hannah Nielsen 1......................................Rowing 

Monique Nunez De Albuquerque 3........Tennis 

Kelly O’Boyle 2..........................................Rowing 

Christina Ocampo 2.......................................Golf 

Sunny Odogwu 1......................................Football 

Yolimar Ogando Velez 1............................Tennis 

Tiffany Okieme 3.........................................Track 

Ryan J Otero 1........................................ Baseball 

Amelia K Paine 1..........................................Track 

Catalina Perez 4....................................... Soccer 

Patrick Petrillo 2.....................................Football 

Austin Pfenninger 4...............................Football 

Lateisha Philson 1.......................................Track 

Daniel Polinski 3.........................................Track 

Julien Ambroise Primel 1...........................Track 

Madison Qualy 2...................Swimming/Diving 

Gian Piero Ragonesi 1................................Track 

Grace Louise Rapp 1................................ Soccer 

Leticia Ras-Anderica 3..................................Golf 

Davon M Reed 1...................................Basketball 

Ronald Regula 1.......................................Football 

Kayann Richards 3.....................................Track 

Anthony J Ricketts 3..................................Track 

Clementina Riobueno 1............................Tennis 

Nicole Rotkovitz 2....................................Rowing 

Erin Ryan 1...................................................Track 

Joseph Ryan 4............................................Track 

Daniel Sayles 2...................................... Baseball 

Anna Julia Schippert 1.........Swimming/Diving 

Amy Schmidt 4......................................... Soccer 

Taylor Scott 1........................................Volleyball 

Jonathan Semerene 3...........................Football 

Caroline Shaw 1........................................Rowing 

Joletta Silva 1............................................Rowing 

Madeline Simms 2.................................... Soccer 

Emani Sims 1.........................................Volleyball 

Luke Spangler 1..................................... Baseball 

Theodore David Stavetski 1..................Football 

Emily Clare Storrs 3................................Rowing 

Christopher Stowell 1........................Basketball 

Julie Suarez 2........................Swimming/Diving 

Tal Tahori 4.............................Swimming/Diving 

Katherine Taylor 1....................................Rowing 

Richard Tema 1............................................Track 

Rose Thatcher 2......................................Rowing 

David Thompson 3................................ Baseball 

Henrique Tsukamoto 1.............................Tennis 

Phallonn Tullis-Joyce 1............................ Soccer 

Anisha Tyagi 4..........................................Rowing 

Jasmine Villaverde 2.............................. Soccer 

Camden Vitale 1........................................Rowing 

Thea Vock 1............................Swimming/Diving 

Stephanie Wagner 3................................Tennis 

Kailey Walsh 1.................................................Golf 

Alexandra Ware 1.....................................Rowing 

Michael Welch 3.......................................Football 

Caitlin White Parsons 1...........................Rowing 

Kalysta White 2....................................Volleyball 

Alison Whitty 1..........................................Rowing 

Amy Wiley 1............................Swimming/Diving 

Elise Wiley 1..............................................Rowing 

Jassany S Williams 3........................Basketball 

Kelly A Williamson 3...................................Track 

Gigi Williamson 2.....................................Rowing 

Thomas Woodrey 4.............................. Baseball 

Alexis L Wright 1..........................................Track 

Wendy Qi Wen Zhang 1.............................Tennis 

North Carolina (339) 

Frank Abbondanza 4.......................... Wrestling 

Harry Adams 1.........................................Fencing 

Caroline Alcorta 1........................Cross Country 

Collins Allison 3.......................................Fencing 

Kristin Aloi 5.................................... Gymnastics 

RJ Alowonle 3..............................................Track 

Alexis Amato 1..........................................Rowing 

Emma Astrike-Davis 1................Cross Country 

Ezra Baeli-Wang 2..................................Fencing 

Jake Bailey 4........................................ Lacrosse 

Caroline Baldwin 1.................Swimming/Diving 

Alex Bales 1..............................................Football 

Christian Barber 3.............................. Wrestling 

Davis Bateman 2............................................Golf 

Jeff Battle 1..............................................Football 

Joshua Bauer 1.................................... Wrestling 

Imani Bazemore 1.....................................Rowing 

Caitlin Beakes 1........................................Rowing 

Josh Beals 2..........................Swimming/Diving 

Daniel Belk 1.................................................Track 

Kristy Bernatchez 2......................Field Hockey 

Jacob Bernstein 3..................................Fencing 

Rachel Black 3................................Field Hockey 

Mattie Blue 2................................Cross Country 

Jesus Bolivar 1......................................... Soccer 

Anthony Bosco 1................................. Wrestling 

Joanna Boyles 2...................................... Soccer 

Emma Bozek 3................................Field Hockey 

Blake Bozymski 2...................................Football 

Megan Buckingham 1............................... Soccer 

Maddy Burns 2......................Swimming/Diving 

Bailey Burt 1...........................Swimming/Diving 

Alex Burte 2.............................................Fencing 

Cameron Campbell 2..............................Football 

Jonathan Campbell 3.............................. Soccer 

Brian Cannon 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Rachel Canty 3......................Swimming/Diving 

Lexi Cappalli 3.................................. Gymnastics 

Bug Carper 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Logan Carroll 1.............................Cross Country 

Hayley Carter 2.........................................Tennis 

Cameron Castleberry 2.......................... Soccer 

Christian Caveness 2...........Swimming/Diving 

Allen Champagne 4.................................Football 

Tracy Chandless 1................................... Softball 

Jenny Chiu 1.............................................. Soccer


Hannah Christen 1.......................Cross Country 

Luke Ciocca 1............................................. Soccer 

Brett Clark 1...............................................Tennis 

Jack Clark 1.......................................... Wrestling 

Erika Clary 3.............................................Rowing 

Houston Clements 2........................... Wrestling 

Leslie Cloots 2................................................Golf 

Kanler Coker 1.........................................Football 

Lauren Colberg 3.....................................Rowing 

Kyle Coniker 1...................................... Wrestling 

Matt Conway 1........................Swimming/Diving 

Brittney Coppa 2.................................. Lacrosse 

Kelly Corish 3.........................Swimming/Diving 

Margaret Corzel 2................................ Lacrosse 

Acacia Cosentino 5......................... Gymnastics 

Joe Costigan 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Charlotte Craddock 3....................Field Hockey 

Ben Craig 2...............................................Football 

Andrew Craven 2..................................... Soccer 

Ben Creekmore 1...................Swimming/Diving 

Hope Crockett 1........................................Rowing 

Keagan Cummings 1......................................Golf 

Abby Curry 2.........................................Volleyball 

Ashley Dai 3...............................................Tennis 

Spenser Dalton 1................................Basketball 

Connor Daly 3............................................Tennis 

Brett Daniels 1....................................... Baseball 

Carly Davis 3......................................... Lacrosse 

Luke Davis 3.......................................Basketball 

Mitch DeForest 3...................Swimming/Diving 

Kelly Devlin 3........................................ Lacrosse 

Ian Dibble 3..............................................Football 

Casey Di Nardo 3............................Field Hockey 

Henry Do 2......................................................Golf 

Blake Dodge 1..............................Cross Country 

Morgan Donnelly 1...................................Rowing 

Sheila Doyle 2.......................................Volleyball 

Blissie Du Bose 2...........................Field Hockey 

Joe Dudek 1............................................ Baseball 

Tatiana Durr 1.......................................Volleyball 

Lauren Earp 1.........................Swimming/Diving 

Sarah Eastley 4........................................Rowing 

Rickie Eatherly 1.......................................Rowing 

Brooke Elby 2........................................... Soccer 

Kate Elliott 1..............................................Rowing 

Mason Erb 2.............................................Fencing 

Bonnie Ertel 1............................................Rowing 

Sam Euler 2............................................... Soccer 

Lianne Farber 5...........................Cross Country 

D’Monte Farley 1..........................................Track 

Devin Finney 1...........................................Rowing 

Abby Fisher 2........................Swimming/Diving 

Sarah Flinn 4............................................Fencing 

Cori Floyd 4..................................................Track 

Sydney Fowler 1.......................................Rowing 

Halle Frain 1.....................................Field Hockey 

Mallory Frysinger 1.............................. Lacrosse 

Lauren Fuller 1......................................... Softball 

Nick Futia 1...................................................Track 

Samantha Galina 1..................................Fencing 

Heather Gearhart 2.............................Volleyball 

Carl Geiger 1.................................................Track 

Eileen Giles 3........................................ Lacrosse 

Dom Glavich 3........................Swimming/Diving 

Emily Godwin 2............................................Track 

Chris Gondek 3......................Swimming/Diving 

Michael Gopman-Slonim 2....................Fencing 

Andrew Gores 1.........................................Tennis 

Alex Gorry 1.....................................Field Hockey 

Nic Graesser 2.......................Swimming/Diving 

Riley Graham 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Alex Grant 1.....................................Field Hockey 

Bianca Gray 1............................................ Soccer 

Ben Griffin 1.....................................................Golf 

Chelsea Gustafson 3...............................Rowing 

Sarah Hanvy 1..........................................Fencing 

Kendall Harden 1......................................Rowing 

Ally Hardesty 2......................Swimming/Diving 

Jill Hardies 2................................Cross Country 

Lexi Harkins 1..................................................Golf 

Lindsey Harris 3...................................... Soccer 

Annie Harrison 3...................Swimming/Diving 

Elizabeth Haus 1................................... Lacrosse 

Kaitlynn Hedelund 1........................ Gymnastics 

Troy Heilmann 1................................... Wrestling 

Evan Henderson 1............................... Wrestling 

Robert Henderson 1............................ Wrestling 

Steph Henrich 2.......................................Rowing 

Derek Henson 3................................... Lacrosse 

Esben Hess-Olesen 4..............................Tennis 

A.J. Hicks 2...................................................Track 

Mike Higgins 1..............................Cross Country 

Tyler Hill 4...............................Swimming/Diving 

Sydney Holman 2................................. Lacrosse 

Elijah Hood 1.............................................Football 

Sarah Howard 3..........................................Track 

Amanda Huben 1.......................................Rowing 

Brittany Hull 2..............................................Track 

Caty Hulsey 2........................Swimming/Diving 

Joe Hutchinson 3........................................Track 

Mike Jacobs 5..............................Cross Country 

Erika Johnson 2.................................Basketball 

Kathryn Johnson 1..................................Rowing 

Maggie Kane 1............................................Tennis 

Cody Karns 2....................................... Wrestling 

Whitney Kay 2...........................................Tennis 

Jenna Kelly 4........................................... Softball 

Patrick Kelly 3...................................... Lacrosse 

Robert Kelly 1.............................................Tennis 

Stephen Kelly 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Tory Kemp 3.................................................Track 

Taylor Kenan 1..........................................Rowing 

Jackie Kenny 1..........................................Rowing 

Annie Kingman 1....................................... Soccer 

Katie Kinsey 2...................................... Lacrosse 

Peyton Klawinski 2.............................. Lacrosse 

Braedon Koerwitz 1....................Cross Country 

Madelyn Krebs 1.......................................Rowing 

Christina Kresser 1..................................Rowing 

Charity Lackey 2.........................................Track 

Amanda Lalezarian 2.............................Fencing 

Jack Lambert 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Ashley Landry 1............................... Gymnastics 

Morgan Lane 1.................................. Gymnastics 

Chaney LaReau 1..................................Volleyball 

Ashley Laws 1...........................................Rowing 

Lauren Lazor 2............................................Track 

Taylor Leath 1........................................Volleyball 

Annie LeHardy 3..........................Cross Country 

Emily Leidolf 4..........................................Rowing 

Naomi Lerner 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Sam Lewis 2...........................Swimming/Diving 

Javonte Lipsey 2........................................Track 

Gillian Litynski 4......................................Fencing 

Jamie Loeb 1..............................................Tennis 

Jade Loendorf 1........................................Rowing 

Glen Long 3............................................... Soccer 

Gordon Long 3.........................................Fencing 

Rob Lovejoy 4........................................... Soccer 

Nina Luker 1...............................................Rowing 

Maggie Lusk 1...........................................Rowing 

Kendra Lynch 1........................................ Softball 

Josselyn Mackey 3......................... Gymnastics 

Ryan Macri 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Chris Madaffari 2........................Cross Country 

Elizabeth Mallett 2.........................................Golf 

Caitlin Malone 2.......................................Fencing 

Joey Mangili 2.........................................Football 

Megan Marenghi 1........................... Gymnastics 

Devin Markison 2................................. Lacrosse 

Allie Martin 1..............................................Rowing 

Zachary Martin 2...........................................Golf 

Michael Massardo 3............................. Baseball 

Ryan McAnallen 4..................................... Soccer 

William McBride 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Michael McBryan 1.................Swimming/Diving 

Patrick McCormick 1............................ Lacrosse 

Sophie McCoy 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Darcy McFarlane 2................................... Soccer 

Sam McGee 3........................................ Lacrosse 

Victoria McGee 3......................................Rowing 

Katie McKay 2........................Swimming/Diving 

Bryn Melanson 1.......................................Rowing 

Aly Messinger 2................................... Lacrosse 

Mackenzie Mick 1............................Field Hockey 

Kayla Miles 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Richard Miller 3...........................Cross Country 

Ellen Minaudo 1.........................................Rowing 

Hellen Moffitt 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Alex Moore 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Andrew Moore 2......................................Football 

Lauren Moore 1.........................................Rowing 

Sara Moreno 1..........................................Fencing 

Scott Morgan 4............................Cross Country 

Grace Morken 2...........................Cross Country 

Benton Moss 4...................................... Baseball 

Ozzie Moyer 3........................Swimming/Diving 

Katie Munch 2........................Swimming/Diving 

Adela Munson 1.........................................Rowing 

Patrick Myers 4.....................Swimming/Diving 

Paige Neuenfeldt 3..............................Volleyball 

Kim Ngo 1...................................................Rowing 

Paige Nielsen 3......................................... Soccer 

Sam Night 2.....................................Field Hockey 

Beth Nordhorn 1...................................Volleyball 

Bryan Noreen 1............................Cross Country 

Josette Norris 1...........................Cross Country 

Nina Notman 1.................................Field Hockey 

Emma Nunn 3........................Swimming/Diving 

Jack Nyquist 2.......................Swimming/Diving 

David October 1......................................... Soccer 

Chibuzo “CJ” Odenigwe 3....................... Soccer 

Danae O’Halloran 2.................................. Soccer 

Alex Olofson 3.......................................... Soccer 

Theophilus Onigbinde 1..........................Fencing 

Anne Bennett Osteen 2................................Golf 

Cameron Overstreet 4...............................Track 

Marcus Paige 3...................................Basketball 

Carolyn Paletta 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Erica Patella 1...........................................Rowing 

Bailey Patrick 4..............................................Golf 

Philip Perdue 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Caleb Peterson 2....................................Football 

Emily Pfeiffer 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Diana Philpot 1.........................................Fencing 

Austin Pifani 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Jacob Pincus 2.................................... Wrestling 

Anderson Pope 1................................. Wrestling 

Lucas Popp 2.........................Swimming/Diving 

Tyler Powell 3.................................Field Hockey 

Gustell Preston 2........................................Track 

Caroline Price 1..........................................Tennis 

Sarah Priest 3..........................................Rowing 

Jordan Prysko 1................................... Lacrosse 

Erin Purdy 3...........................Swimming/Diving 

Xenia Rahn 1.................................................Track 

Tyler Ramirez 2..................................... Baseball 

Ethan Ramos 2.................................... Wrestling 

John Ramsey 3...........................................Track 

John Raneri 3..............................Cross Country 

Nick Raquet 1.......................................... Baseball 

Shakeel Rashad 1....................................Football 

Robert Register 4..........................................Golf 

William Register 1..........................................Golf 

Karley Rempel 4..........................Cross Country 

Kacy Rhyne 2.........................Swimming/Diving 

Patrick Riess 2......................Swimming/Diving 

Chris Ripberger 1....................................Football 

Mark Rizzo 3......................................... Lacrosse 

Morgan Rubin 4.................................... Lacrosse 

Hannah Runyon-Hass 2......Swimming/Diving 

Joey Sankey 4...................................... Lacrosse 

Janell Sargent 4.............................. Gymnastics 

Jessie Scarpa 1........................................ Soccer 

Maia Schechter 4...........................................Golf 

Pat Schellberg 3..........................Cross Country 

Paula Schmidt 2................................... Lacrosse 

Jojo Schnabl 1.......................................Volleyball 

Ronnie Schneider 2..................................Tennis 

Jeffrey Schoettmer 1.............................Football 

Lindsay Scott 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Sasha Seymore 1...............................Basketball 

Ledia Shahidi 1.........................................Fencing 

Matt Shannon 4.................................... Lacrosse 

Loren Shealy 4...............................Field Hockey 

Matthew Shlimak 1..................................Fencing 

Micheal Silk 1........................................ Wrestling 

Shane Simpson 2................................. Lacrosse 

Danielle Siverling 4...............Swimming/Diving 

Emily Slabe 1..........................Swimming/Diving 

Philip Spelman 3.....................................Football 

Oystein Steiro 2........................................Tennis 

Dalton Stogner 1......................................Football 

John Stoney 1..............................Cross Country 

Avana Story 1...............................................Track 

Julianne Strickland 1...............................Rowing 

Houston Summers 3..................................Track 

Katherine Summerton 3.........................Rowing 

Kendall Surhoff 1...................Swimming/Diving 

Ece Taner 1............................................Volleyball 

Lauren Tarpley 1.......................................Rowing 

Kalina Taylor 1...........................................Rowing 

Sarah Thompson 4.................................. Soccer 

Maura Thornton 4...................................Fencing 

Trent Thornton 3................................... Baseball 

Mary Thurman 1.......................................Rowing 

Amanda Truesdell 1.................................Rowing 

Alex Utley 4.......................................... Wrestling 

Austin Vegas 2............................................Track 

Ellyn Wagner 1......................................... Softball 

Courtney Waite 4................................. Lacrosse 

Kiya Walker 1............................................Rowing 

Lauren Walker 4...................................... Softball 

Luke Walsh 1......................................... Lacrosse 

Lexi Walters 1............................................Rowing 

Stephanie Wangerin 1.............................Rowing 

Megan Ward 3....................................... Lacrosse 

Logan Warmoth 1.................................. Baseball 

Shelley Warner 1......................................Rowing 

Caylee Waters 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Nick Weiler 2............................................Football 

Lauren Weisel 1............................... Gymnastics 

Lizzy Whelan 4............................Cross Country 

Matt Williams 3.................................... Wrestling 

Nick Williams 3......................................... Soccer 

Parker Williams 2...................................Fencing 

Emily Wold 3...................................Field Hockey 

Carly Wooten 3........................................Fencing 

Kylee Wooten 3........................................Rowing 

Sarah Wright 1..........................................Rowing 

Julia Young 2..................................Field Hockey 

Mallory Young 1........................................Rowing 

Reeves Zaytoun 4..........................................Golf 

NC STATE (210) 

Jonathan Addison 3...................................Track 

Greta Akerlind 2....................................... Soccer 

Davion Allred 1.........................................Football 

Jordan Aughinbaugh 2.......................... Softball 

Jessica Baity 4......................................... Soccer 

Rachel Bartolomeo 1...................................Track 

Vanessa Bateson 1.....................................Track 

Trace Batten 1..........................................Football 

Staats Battle 3...................................Basketball 

Philip Blackwelder 1..............Swimming/Diving 

Brady Bodine 1.........................................Football 

Beck Bond 1................................................Tennis 

Cole Boroughs 3.....................................Football 

Garrett Bradbury 1..................................Football 

Chris Brickhouse 2............................Basketball 

Alyson Brown 2........................................ Soccer 

Brian Brown 1......................................... Baseball 

Marshall Brown 1................................. Wrestling 

Julia Brown 1.........................................Volleyball 

Len’Nique Brown 2.............................Basketball 

Madison Brown 2.................................Volleyball 

Benson Browne 4...................................Football 

Kayla Brumbaum 1................Swimming/Diving 

Addie Bursch 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Brenden Calas 1................................... Wrestling 

Michael Camper 1..................Swimming/Diving 

Chase Cannon 3.................................Basketball 

Ashleigh Capannolo 1...............................Tennis 

Philip Carmon 4........................................ Soccer 

Geoffrey Carter 2.................Swimming/Diving 

Sami Circeo 1.................................... Gymnastics 

Shannon Cleaver 2.................................. Soccer 

Kristin Connors 3..................Swimming/Diving 

Cole Cook 1...............................................Football 

William Cook 2..................................... Wrestling 

David Cooke 1..................................................Golf 

Woody Cornwell 1....................................Football 

William Crisco 1................................... Wrestling 

Soren Dahl 1...........................Swimming/Diving 

Peter Daniel 2..........................................Football 

Jonathan Davis 2..................................... Soccer 

Lee Davis 1............................................ Wrestling 

Wilson Day 1....................................................Golf 

Jake Deangelo 2................................. Wrestling 

Andrew Decker 4...........................................Golf 

Tommy Dejuneas 1................................ Baseball 

Naomi DeVries 2.............................. Gymnastics 

Mary Grace Doggett 1.......................... CC/Track 

Brian Donovan 2................................... Baseball 

Krista Duffield 1.....................Swimming/Diving 

Alyssa Dunn 1..............................................Track 

Storm Edwards 1................................... Baseball 

Olivia Enright 4..................................... CC/Track 

Rachel Eppley 2....................................Volleyball 

Clark Eyers 1............................................Football 

Sean Fausz 1........................................ Wrestling 

Holden Fender 1........................................ Soccer 

Amanda Fillard 1.............................. Gymnastics 

Andrew Fink 1........................Swimming/Diving 

Erin Foshee 4........................................ CC/Track 

Dani Foster 3.................................................Rifle 

Hannah Freyman 4...............Swimming/Diving 

Joshua Gandy 1...........................................Track 

Caroline Gentry 3..................................... Soccer 

Nicole Giamber 2...................Swimming/Diving 

Ivan Sanchez Gomez 5............................Tennis 

Kirsten Grant 4........................................ Softball 

Mackenzie Graybill 1................................ Soccer 

Kayla Grim 2...........................Swimming/Diving 

Nick Gwiazdowski 2............................ Wrestling 

Yanni Hachem 2....................................... Soccer 

Brian Hamann 2.................................. Wrestling 

Mariah Hamil 3.......................Swimming/Diving 

Elisha Hande 4...........................................Tennis 

Emily Harris 1........................................Volleyball 

Alexa Harvey 4..................................... CC/Track 

John Harwell 4..................................... CC/Track 

Maggie Hawkins 1.................................... Softball 

Christian Hawley 1.........................................Golf 

Nicole Haynes 3....................Swimming/Diving 

Ryan Held 1.............................Swimming/Diving 

Aubrey Hine 2.................................. Gymnastics 

Derek Hren 2..........................Swimming/Diving 

Molly Hutchison 2................................... Softball 

Matt Ingram 4........................................... Soccer 

Anton Ipsen 1.........................Swimming/Diving 

Moseph Jackson-Atogi 4....................... Soccer 

Natalia Janowicz 2...................................Tennis 

Lane Jarred 4.................................. Gymnastics 

Scott Johnson 2....................Swimming/Diving 

Clay Jones 3......................................... CC/Track 

Lydia Jones 2........................Swimming/Diving 

Sheridan Jordan 3............................... CC/Track 

Anne Leuthold 2....................Swimming/Diving 

Chris Corchiani 1................................Basketball 

Tommy Gantt 1..................................... Wrestling 

Jenna Kalwa 1........................................... Soccer 

Kaitlyn Kearney 1.................................Volleyball 

Karl Keglovits 1...................................... Baseball 

Erika Kemp 2........................................ CC/Track 

Bryce Kennedy 3....................................Football 

Jonathan Knight 1.......................................Track 

Andrew Knizner 1.................................. Baseball 

Zach Knudson 1........................................ Soccer 

Kasey Koballa 4........................................ Soccer 

Ashlyn Koletic 1.....................Swimming/Diving 

Rachel Koon 1........................................ CC/Track 

Mike Kosoy 1........................................ Wrestling 

Kaitlyn Kramer 3.................................. CC/Track 

Lizzy Kroeger 1..................................... CC/Track 

Zak Kuder 1...............................................Football 

Natalie Labonge 2.................Swimming/Diving 

Nicholas Lacy 2.......................................Football 

Courtney Leighton 1....................... Gymnastics 

Nick Link 2............................................. CC/Track 

Katelyn Linker 4....................Swimming/Diving 

Sara Lippard 3......................................... Softball 

Akela Maize 1.......................................Basketball 

Andrew Malinich 1.................................... Soccer 

Scott Manea 1......................................... Baseball 

Michael Mansy 3.................................. CC/Track 

Jackson Maples 1....................................Football 

Kelly Martin 1..........................Swimming/Diving 

Molly Martin 2.......................................... Softball 

Jenn Mathurin 2.................................Basketball 

Wyatt Maxey 1...................................... CC/Track 

Alex McCauley 2....................................... Soccer 

Christian McCurdy 2.............Swimming/Diving 

Morgan Medford 1................................... Softball 

Sam Melikian 1..................................... Wrestling 

Shota Meparidze 1....................................Tennis 

Bryce Meredith 1................................. Wrestling 

Joe Mills 4................................................. Soccer 

Stephen Morrison 1................................Football 

Kaley Moser 2.....................................Basketball 

Megan Moye 2...................................... CC/Track 

Rachel Muller 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Rachel Mumma 2...................Swimming/Diving 

Taylor Murphy 1............................... Gymnastics 

Sophie Nelson 3........................................Tennis 

Lotta Nevalainen 2................Swimming/Diving 

John Newell 2........................Swimming/Diving 

Ryan Newman 2........................................Tennis 

Simon Norenius 2.....................................Tennis 

Joe O’Donnell 2..................................... Baseball 

Cecily Overbey 1.............................................Golf 

Preston Palmeiro 2.............................. Baseball 

Sam Parsons 3..................................... CC/Track 

Sean Paul 1...............................................Football 

Derya Pekari 1...............................................Rifle 

Johnny Piedmonte 2............................ Baseball 

Seth Poole 3.............................................. Soccer 

Austin Powell 3..........................................Tennis 

Mary Catherine Preddy 2...................Volleyball 

Tyler Purvis 5..........................................Football 

Chandler Pyke 1................................... Wrestling 

Chad Pyke 2......................................... Wrestling 

Meghan Quinn 1............................... Gymnastics 

Perry Ramsey 1....................................Volleyball 

Pete Renda 2....................................... Wrestling 



Nicolas Retzlaff 1...................................... Soccer 

Jule Rich 5....................................................Track 

Grant Rivers 2.............................................Track 

David Rocker 2............................................Track 

Tyler Ross 1.............................................. Softball 

Alyssa Rudawsky 2............................. CC/Track 

Julia Sandridge 4..................................... Soccer 

Matt Schick 3........................................ CC/Track 

Andreas Schiellerup 2.........Swimming/Diving 

Payton Schrum 3..................Swimming/Diving 

Carlee Schuhmacher 1......................Basketball 

Abby Segodnia 1........................................Tennis 

Jacob Siar 1............................Swimming/Diving 

Clement Simonin 2................................... Soccer 

Vibush Sivakumaran 4........................ CC/Track 

Ryan Smith 3.........................Swimming/Diving 

Austin Snyder 1.....................Swimming/Diving 

Sam Speno 1......................................... Wrestling 

Brittany Stanko 1..................................... Soccer 

Cameron Steele 1..................................... Soccer 

Mackenzie Stelljes 2............................... Soccer 

Jackie Stengel 1....................................... Soccer 

Tayla Stenta 1............................................Tennis 

Dakota Stephens 1................................... Soccer 

Will Stephenson 3...................................Football 

Hennessey Stuart 1..............Swimming/Diving 

Garrett Suggs 2.................................... Baseball 

Nick Surkamp 2........................................ Soccer 

Aaron Thomas 1.................................... CC/Track 

Alec Thomas 1....................................... CC/Track 

Joanna Thompson 4........................... CC/Track 

Jacob Thomson 2................................ CC/Track 

Joseph Thuney 4....................................Football 

Jack Tocho 2............................................Football 

Hayley Tomlinson 3..............Swimming/Diving 

Vivian Tsui 2....................................................Golf 

Ralston Turner 1.................................Basketball 

Bryan Underwood 1................................Football 

Lana Van Dyken 3................................... Softball 

Julie Varga 1..........................................Volleyball 

Lauren Velasco 2................................. CC/Track 

Emily Weiman 4....................................... Softball 

Amber Whitley 2.........................................Track 

Ryan Wilkinson 3..................Swimming/Diving 

Chris Williams 2.................................... Baseball 

Ashley Williams 3..............................Basketball 

Michaela Woodford 2..................... Gymnastics 

Hannah Yeager 1..................................... Softball 

Taylor Zaytoun 3.......................................Tennis 

Alexia Zevnik 2......................Swimming/Diving 

Notre Dame (414) 

Bridget Adam 2........................................Rowing 

Casey Africano 2.................................... Softball 

Christian Aguilar 1...................................Fencing 

Joe Aiken 1............................................... Hockey 

Toni Alugbue 1.......................................Volleyball 

Nicole Ameli 1...........................................Fencing 

Bailey Amenabar 2..................................Rowing 

Heidi Annaheim 2................................. Lacrosse 

Danielle Aragon 2.......................................Track 

Micaela Arizmendi 1................................ Softball 

Ashley Armstrong 2......................................Golf 

Brandon Aubrey 1.................................... Soccer 

Bogac Ayhan 2................................... Swimming 

Margaret Bamgbose 2...............................Track 

Kaila Barber 2..............................................Track 

Douglas Barnard 2...................................Tennis 

Allison Barry 1..........................................Fencing 

Zack Bartolo 2...................................... Lacrosse 

Allison Bartoszewicz 1...............................Track 

Brad Bass 1............................................ Baseball 

Carlee Beckler 2.......................................Rowing 

Katie Beriont 1......................................... Softball 

Suzanne Bessire 1............................. Swimming 

Brandon Bielak 1................................... Baseball 

Bailey Bigler 1.......................................... Softball 

Lauren Bohaboy 1.................................... Soccer 

Gregory Bombara 1.....................................Track 

Kyle Borbi 1............................................ Lacrosse 

Dana Bouquet 2....................................... Softball 

Hannah Bowen 2................................ Swimming 

Elise Brady 2................................................Track 

Genevieve Bradford 1........................ Swimming 

Kevin Bradley 2.................................. Swimming 

Lexi Brandt 1.............................................Rowing 

Lourdes Brea 1.............................................Track 

Tony Bretzman 1..................................... Hockey 

Elena Brindley 2.......................................Rowing 

Brooke Broda 1..........................................Tennis 

Gretchen Bruggeman 2..........................Rowing 

Ryan Bull 1.............................................. Baseball 

Kevin Byrne 2..............................................Track 

Rory Byrne 1......................................... Lacrosse 

Talia Campbell 2.............................................Golf 

Carson Canonie 2....................................Rowing 

Dana Capotosto 1.....................................Rowing 

Sydney Cardozo 1................................ Lacrosse 

Emily Carson 2............................................Track 

Christopher Carter 1........................... Lacrosse 

Allison Casareto 2............................. Swimming 

Bridget Casey 2................................. Swimming 

Paul Cepak 1.............................................Fencing 

Mikaila Chamblee 1......................................Track 

Vince Cicciarelli 2..................................... Soccer 

Michael Clevenger 2...................................Track 

Mary Closs 2..............................................Tennis 

Virgile Collineau 1........................ Men’s Fencing 

Robert Collins 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Madelynn Conlin 2...................................Rowing 

Pat Connaughton 2............................Basketball 

Logan Connolly 2................................. Lacrosse 

Patrick Connolly 2................................... Soccer 

Will Corrigan 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Erin Coscia 2.............................................Rowing 

Liam Cox 1........................................................Golf 

Taylor Craft 2...............................................Track 

Annie Crea 1...........................Swimming/Diving 

Paige Crowley 1........................................ Soccer 

John Crumpler 1......................................Fencing 

Andrew Cupero 2..................................... Soccer 

Brie Custis 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Alex Dalton 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Alexis Daugherty 1......................................Track 

Drew Dawson 1..........................................Tennis 

Kyle Dedrick 1........................................... Soccer 

Kevin DeFilippis 2.................................. Baseball 

Ariel DeSmet 1..........................................Fencing 

Erin Dietsche 1.........................................Fencing 

Maddie Dilfer 1......................................Volleyball 

Rose Doerfler 2........................................Rowing 

Erin Dolan 1...............................................Rowing 

Billy Dolan 1..................................................Track 

Caroline Doyle 1.................................... Lacrosse 

John Doyle 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Meghan Doyle 1......................................... Soccer 

Elizabeth Driscoll 2.............................. Lacrosse 

Taylor Driscoll 2..........................................Track 

Stephanie Dubois 1..................................Rowing 

Jacob Dumford 2........................................Track 

Mairead Dunne 1.......................................Rowing 

Ian Dwyer 1...............................................Fencing 

Hannah Eckstein 2.....................................Track 

Katherine Eilers 2................................ Lacrosse 

Spicer Emge 1..........................................Fencing 

Parker English 1..........................................Track 

Oye Eyeguokan 2........................................Track 

Jeffrey Farina 1........................................ Soccer 

Jeanne Farnan 1.......................................Rowing 

Jordan Ferreira 2..........................................Golf 

Kyle Fiala 2............................................. Baseball 

Jonathan Fitzgerald 1............................Fencing 

Reagan Fitzgerald 1................................Fencing 

John Flannery 1...........................................Track 

Monica Flores 1......................................... Soccer 

Sabrina Flores 1....................................... Soccer 

Steven Fogarty 1..................................... Hockey 

Erin Foley 2......................................... Swimming 

Emma Claire Fontenot 2..................... Lacrosse 

Sydney Foreman 1......................................Track 

Cortney Fortunato 2........................... Lacrosse 

Michael Fredericka 1.................................Tennis 

Kaitlin Frei 1..................................................Track 

Sam Fry 1...............................................Volleyball 

Emily Frydrych 2.........................................Track 

John Fuller 2................................................Track 

Emma Gaboury 2............................... Swimming 

Austin Gaiss 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Jon Gallagher 1......................................... Soccer 

Madeline Gallagher 1..............................Fencing 

Robert Gallegos 1..................................... Soccer 

Catherine Galletti 2............................ Swimming 

Caitlin Gargan 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Eric Gebeke 2..............................................Track 

Emily Geyer 2........................................... Soccer 

Christopher Giesting 2..............................Track 

Elizabeth Gilbert 1....................................Rowing 

Anna Maria Gilbertson 2......................... Soccer 

Edwin Glazener 2................................. Lacrosse 

Ellen Gleadow 1.........................................Rowing 

Quinn Gleason 2........................................Tennis 

Gabriella Gonzales 2..................................Track 


Trevor Gonzales 1.................................... Soccer 

Mark Gormley 2........................................ Soccer 

Mary-Esther Gourdin 2..............................Track 

Martin Grady 2.............................................Track 

Patrick Grahek 2............................................Golf 

Anna Grainger 2................................. Swimming 

Robert Gray 2....................................... Lacrosse 

Matt Gregory 1....................................Basketball 

Alex Groesch 2............................................Track 

Jordan Gross 1........................................ Hockey 

Sean Guenther 1.................................... Baseball 

Matt Habrowski 2..................................... Soccer 

Josh Hagar 2.............................................Tennis 

Connor Hale 2........................................ Baseball 

John Hallsten 1........................................Fencing 

Moira Hamilton 2......................................Rowing 

Nicholas Hanahan 1................................Fencing 

Kirk Hansen 1...............................................Track 

Jessica Harris 1...........................................Track 

Hannah Hartman 2.............................. Lacrosse 

Katey Haus 2........................................... Softball 

Nick Hauser 2..............................................Track 

Kaileen Healy 2............................................Track 

Michael Hearne 1................................... Baseball 

Samantha Hedrick 2................................Rowing 

Genevieve Heidkamp 2..................... Swimming 

Andrew Helmin 2.........................................Track 

Jason Hoard 2.............................................Track 

Patrick Hodan 2........................................ Soccer 

Whitney Holloway 1...........................Basketball 

Hunter Holton 1............................................Track 

Emily Horton 2..........................................Rowing 

Elizabeth House 1............................... Swimming 

Jeni Houser 1........................................Volleyball 

Christopher Hubbard 2........................... Soccer 

Mac Hudgins 2....................................... Baseball 

Michael Hudspith 1............................. Swimming 

Hannah Huffman 2.............................Basketball 

Alexander Hurdle 1............................... Lacrosse 

Josephine Jackson 2................................Track 

Benjamin Jany 1................................. Swimming 

Jennifer Jasper 2.................................... Soccer 

Andrew Jensen 2............................... Swimming 

Eric Johnson 1......................................... Hockey 

Forrest Johnson 2................................ Baseball 

Hayley Johnson 2....................................Rowing 

Jacob Johnson 1................................... Baseball 

Natalie Johnson 1.................................Volleyball 

Sarah Kappers 2......................................Rowing 

Chad Katunar 1........................................ Hockey 

Reilly Kearney 1........................................Rowing 

Broderick Kelley 2............................. Swimming 

Elizabeth Kelley 1.....................................Rowing 

Brendon Kempin 1.....................................Tennis 

Brent Kennedy 1..........................................Track 

Scott Kerrigan 2.................................... Baseball 

Lee Kiefer 1...............................................Fencing 

Jake Kildoo 2...............................................Track 

Kaitlin Klawunder 1.................................. Soccer 

Taylor Klawunder 1.................................. Soccer 

Connor Klekota 1...................................... Soccer 

Erin Klosterman 2...............................Volleyball 

Emily Knight 1..............................................Track 

Stephanie Knight 1......................................Track 

Grant Koch 2................................................Track 

Emilee Koerner 1..................................... Softball 

Nick Koshansky 1................................. Lacrosse 

Anna Kottkamp 2.....................................Rowing 

Calvin Kraft 1................................................Track 

Michael Kreft 2................................... Swimming 

Sydney Kuhn 1......................................Volleyball 

Claudia Kulmacz 1....................................Fencing 

Max Lachowecki 2.................................... Soccer 

Amber Lalla 2...............................................Track 

Matthew Landis 2................................ Lacrosse 

Nicholas Laureano 2..................................Track 

Catherine Lee 1........................................Fencing 

Arthur Le Meur 1......................................Fencing 

Brendan Lesch 1....................................... Soccer 

Karen Lesiewicz 2.......................................Track 

Blaise Lezynski 2.................................. Baseball 

James Lichtenstein 2..........Swimming/Diving 

Kaela Little 2............................................. Soccer 

Carly Loeffel 1..............................................Track 

Zoe Loh 1...................................................Fencing 

Daniel Lojeck 1.......................................... Soccer 

Catherine Lombardo 2...............................Track 

Madeline Loper 2.....................................Rowing 

David Lowe 2...................................................Golf 

Edward Lubowicki 2............................ Lacrosse 

Katherine Lumetta 2...............................Rowing 

Lena Madison 2...........................................Track 

Rachael Mahle 2..........................................Track 

Richard Mannix 1................................ Swimming 

Christopher Marco 2..................................Track 

Anthony Marini 2................................. Lacrosse 

Jim Marlatt 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Jamie Marvil 2.............................................Track 

Lauren Matchett 1....................................Rowing 

Nick McCarty 2....................................... Baseball 

Megan McCashland 1............................... Soccer 

John McCollough 2.............................. Lacrosse 

Wyatt McCoy 1............................................Tennis 

Mel McCurrie 1........................................... Soccer 

Ryan McDonough 1..................................Fencing 

James McEldrew 2............................. Swimming 

Christine McGough 2...............................Rowing 

Ginny McGowan 1...................................... Soccer 

Garrett McGrath 1....................................Fencing 

Sherri McIntee 1................................. Swimming 

Lauren McKee 1.........................................Rowing 

Nicole McKee 1..........................................Fencing 

Shane McKenzie 2............................. Swimming 

Megan McKeon 2......................................Rowing 

Katherine McManus 2......................... Lacrosse 

Billy Meckling 1.........................................Fencing 

Keith Mesidor 2...........................................Track 

Sydney Meunier 2.......................................Track 

Olivia Mikkelsen 1................................. Lacrosse 

Allison Miller 1............................................Tennis 

Cameron Miller 2................................ Swimming 

Payton Miller 1.............................................Track 

Scott Milling 2..............................................Track 

Mark Mishu 2............................................ Soccer 

Owen Molloy 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Quentin Monaghan 2................................Tennis 

Kathryn Moran 2.........................................Track 

Emily Morris 2.............................................Track 

Phil Mosey 2........................................... Baseball 

Grace Muller 2...................................... Lacrosse 

Joanna Mulvey 1.......................................Rowing 

Patrick Murphy 2............................... Swimming 

Samantha Murray 1....................................Track 

Peter Myers 1...................................... Swimming 

John Nappi 1........................................ Swimming 

Rachel Nasland 2.................................... Softball 

Katie Naughton 2..................................... Soccer 

John Near 2.......................................... Lacrosse 

Kristina Nelson 1................................Basketball 

Nicholas Nemetz 2............................. Swimming 

James Nevant 1..................................... Baseball 

Lexie Nicholas 1........................................ Soccer 

Eva Niklinska 1.........................................Fencing 

Rilka Noel 2............................................... Soccer 

Patrick O’Connell 2.....................................Track 

Mark O’Dea 1.............................................Fencing 

Molly O’Koniewski 2..................................Tennis 

Kaleigh Olmsted 2.................................... Soccer 

Alexis Olson 2...........................................Rowing 

Kelli Oride 2.....................................................Golf 

Liz O’Sullivan 2..................................... Lacrosse 

Treasa O’Tighearnaigh 1.........................Rowing 

Christina Ovaert 1....................................Rowing 

Matthew Owens 1....................................Fencing 

Dominick Padovano 2................................Track 

Fiona Paladino 2.........................................Track 

Evan Panken 2......................................... Soccer 

Casey Pearsall 2.................................. Lacrosse 

Stephanie Peragallo 1......................... Lacrosse 

Carolina Pereira Fernandez 1...............Fencing 

Olivia Perham 1.........................................Rowing 

Sergio Perkovic 2................................ Lacrosse 

Cal Petersen 1.......................................... Hockey 

Joseph Petrone 2.............................. Swimming 

Carly Piccinich 1....................................... Softball 

John Pietrowicz 1....................................Fencing 

Maddy Plumlee 1...................................Volleyball 

Kayla Polcari 2............................................Track 

Andrew Pott 1...............................................Track 

Mikaela Prego 2.......................................Rowing 

Austin Pruitt 2...................................... Lacrosse 

Shauna Pugliese 2............................... Lacrosse 

Kevin Pulliam 1.............................................Track 

Dale Purdy 1.............................................Fencing 

Christopher Quinn 2...................................Track 

Emma Reaney 2................................. Swimming 

Mary Regan 1...........................................Fencing 

Taya Reimer 2....................................Basketball 

Mitchell Revich 1......................................Fencing 

Allie Rhodes 2.......................................... Softball 

Rachel Rhodes 1..........................................Track 

Cole Riccardi 2...................................... Lacrosse 

Lane Richards 2.................................... Baseball 

Kyle Richardson 1................................. Baseball 

Luke Ripley 1............................................ Hockey 

Alaina Roberts 2.......................................Tennis 

Monica Robinson 2...................................Tennis 

Cari Roccaro 2.......................................... Soccer 

Marie-Anne Roche 1................................Fencing 

Kyle Rubbinaccio 2............................... Baseball 

Tyler Ruhl 1............................................ Lacrosse 

Kyle Runyon 2...................................... Lacrosse 

Matthew Rushton 1........................................Golf 

Sarah Russel 2.........................................Rowing 

John Rutkowski 2.......................................Track 

Andy Ryan 1.............................................. Hockey 

Victoria Ryan 2.........................................Rowing 

Savannah Ryder 2...................................Rowing 

Kenny Sabacinski 2..................................Tennis 

Ricky Sanchez 2.................................... Baseball 

Lauren Saunee 1.......................................Rowing 

Clare Scantling 1.......................................Rowing 

Christine Schindele-Murayama 1..........Rowing 

Libby Schichtel 1..........................................Track 

David Schipper 2.........................................Track 

Peter Schneider 1.................................... Hockey 

Eric Schnurrenberger 2..........................Tennis 

Mary Schwappach 2................................ Soccer 

Sammy Scofield 2.................................... Soccer 

Melissa Scott 2................................... Swimming 

Molly Seidel 2...............................................Track 

Ashley Severson 1..................................Fencing 

Kathleen Severyn 2.............................Volleyball 

John Sexton 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Rachel Sexton 2................................... Lacrosse 

Jonah Shainberg 1..................................Fencing 

Jesse Shank 1.............................................Track 

Ailish Sheehan 1.......................................Rowing 

Timothy Shen 1......................................... Soccer 

Jacob Shepski 1.................................... Baseball 

John Sheridan 2.................................. Lacrosse 

Michael Shipp 2........................................ Soccer 

Anthony Shivers 1.......................................Track 

Jenna Simon 1......................................... Softball 

Karin Simonian 1...................................... Soccer 

Katie Skorcz 2..........................................Rowing 

Victoria Sluka 1........................................Fencing 

Harvey Smith 1.............................................Track 

Nicole Smith 1........................................Volleyball 

Ryan Smith 2........................................ Lacrosse 

Alison Snakard 1............................................Golf 

Megan Sorlie 2......................................... Softball 

Gil Stamm 2..................................................Track 

Nick Stasack 1.......................................... Hockey 

Thomas Stephan 1............................... Lacrosse 

Zachary Stephens 1........................... Swimming 

Thomas Steve 1..............................................Golf 

Drake Stimson 1..........................................Track 

Christine Stitcher 2..............Swimming/Diving 

Andrew Stone 2..........................................Track 

Alyssa Storino 1................................. Swimming 

Allie Sullivan 2.............................................Track 

Barbara Sullivan 2............................... Lacrosse 

Kimmy Sullivan 2.................................... Softball 

Brent Swanberg 2.......................................Track 

Meredith Swartz 1....................................Rowing 

Brian Talcott 2.......................................... Soccer 

Alex Techar 2............................................Rowing 

Tina Techar 2............................................Rowing 

Matt Ternowchek 1................................ Baseball 

Zachary Toste 2.............................................Golf 

Blake Townes 1......................................... Soccer 

Kate Trankina 2........................................Rowing 

John Travisano 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Kyle Trolley 1......................................... Lacrosse 

Katie Uhler 1.............................................. Soccer 

Jens Verhey 1.................................................Golf 

Julianna Vidales 1....................................Rowing 

Jonathan Vitez 1..........................................Track 

Meg Vonderhaar 2...............................Volleyball 

Brittany Von Rueden 2............................ Soccer 

Julie Vrabel 2.............................................Tennis 

Catherine Wagner 2................................Rowing 

Theodore Wagner 2.............Swimming/Diving 

Patricia Walsh 1........................................Rowing 

Elizabeth Walter 1....................................Rowing 

Laura Wendelberger 2...............................Track 

Brett Whalen 1.............................................Track 

Cassidy Whidden 2................................. Softball 

Robert Whitacre 1.............................. Swimming 

Emily White 1.............................................Rowing 

Katherine White 1......................................Tennis 

Sara White 1............................................. Softball


Courtney Whyte 2............................. Swimming 

Glory Williams 2....................................... Soccer 

Henry Williams 2.................................. Lacrosse 

Jonathan Williamson 1...................... Swimming 

Stella Willoughby 2..................................Rowing 

Tyler Wingo 2..................................................Golf 

Markisha Wright 1..............................Basketball 

William Young 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Robert Youngdahl 2.............................. Baseball 

Sandra Yu 2............................................... Soccer 

Madison Zeiss 1.......................................Fencing 

Pitt (245) 

Deanndra Adams 2.....................................Track 

Kalene Anderson 2.....................................Track 

Paige Anderson 2.......................................Track 

Alexander Archer 2....................................Track 

Roosa Arvas 1........................................... Soccer 

Morgan Austin 1...........................................Track 

Craig Bair 1................................................ Soccer 

Kaila Balatgek 2...................................... Softball 

Mariah Bell 1..........................................Volleyball 

Harris Bergman 2.............................. Swimming 

Adam Bertke 1.........................................Football 

Marc-Antoine Berube 1........................ Baseball 

Matthew Bischoff 1.................................. Soccer 

Adam Bisnowaty 2..................................Football 

Audrey Ann Blakely 2...............................Tennis 

Katriona Blezy 1.................................. Swimming 

Mary Blocher 1.................................... Swimming 

Haley Bodenheimer 2.................... Gymnastics 

Emily Bolek 2...................................... Swimming 

Hillary Boxheimer 1.....................................Track 

Madison Brannon 1.....................................Track 

Dennis Briggs 1........................................Football 

Jaci Brown 2............................................. Soccer 

Rachel Brown 2...........................................Track 

Karli Buescher 2.........................................Track 

Kelly Burak 1.................................... Gymnastics 

Audrey Burger 2.........................................Track 

Alexandra Cady 2........................................Track 

Haden Calegan 2................................ Swimming 

Savannah Cameron 2................................Track 

Marci Carter 2........................................... Soccer 

Hana Casalnova 1........................................Track 

Katherine Castro 2...................................Tennis 

Christopher Celona 1..................................Track 

Zachary Challingsworth 2.....................Football 

Alex Charlebois 2..................................... Soccer 

Morgan Choe 2........................................ Softball 

Kinga Cichowska 2............................ Swimming 

Delaney Clesen 2.................................Volleyball 

Richard Condeelis 1.............................. Baseball 

Jacob Craig 2...........................................Football 

Ellen Crook 1.................................................Track 

Caroline DeFrank 1......................................Track 

Cayla Del Piano 2........................................Track 

Dana DelleFemine 2....................................Track 

Patrick Demeo 1.................................... Baseball 

Danielle Des Tombe 2........................ Swimming 

Bethany DeWitt 2............................... Swimming 

Julian Dickenson 2.................................. Soccer 

Camille Dixon 1.................................... Swimming 

Patrick Dixon 1.......................................... Soccer 

Miya Dotson 1................................... Gymnastics 

Hillary Doucette 2.......................................Track 

Michael Dunn 1.........................................Football 

David Durham 2.......................................Football 

Nicolas Elms 1..........................................Football 

Matthew Emge 1.................................... Baseball 

Perry Asa Equels 1......................................Track 

Jordan Fannin 2...................................... Softball 

Deanna Felicissimo 2.................................Track 

Katherine Fernander 1...................... Swimming 

Arielle Fernandez 1.................................. Soccer 

Kevin Fielden 2......................................... Soccer 

Kristyna Finikiotis 2...................................Track 

Josephine Fischer 1................................ Soccer 

Amanda Ford 2................................... Swimming 

Dontez Ford 2..........................................Football 

Andin Fosam 1..............................................Track 

Taylor Francis 2....................................... Soccer 

Mary Frank 2...............................................Track 

Khyla Freeman 1..........................................Track 

Callie Frey 1................................................Tennis 

Jenna Gabreski 1........................................Track 

Matthew Galambos 1..............................Football 

Anthony Galante 2............................. Swimming 

Luke Gallaher 2...........................................Track 

Matthew Gotzon 2............................... Wrestling 

Spencer Gray 2.................................. Swimming 

Michael Grimm 1.......................................Football 

Courtney Group 1........................................Track 

Mechael Guess 1...................................Volleyball 

Danielle Hall 1................................... Gymnastics 

Grace Hanger 1............................................Track 

James Hare 1...............................................Track 

Sean Heiden 1..................................... Swimming 

Erin Hershman 1...................................... Softball 

Eric Hess 2............................................. Baseball 

Maegan Higdon 1............................. Gymnastics 

Mallory Hudson 2........................................Track 

Alexandra Iwanicki 2......................... Swimming 

Jenna Jacobson 2...............................Volleyball 

Sheldon Jeter 1..................................Basketball 

Cameron Johnson 1...........................Basketball 

Matthew Johnson 2............................. Baseball 

Jordan Jones 1........................................Football 

Lindsay Jones 2..........................................Track 

Thomas Jones 1................................. Swimming 

Alexander Kail 2.................................. Wrestling 

Bryce Kampfe 2.................................. Swimming 

Brianna Kiesel 2.................................Basketball 

Savannah King 2..................................... Softball 

Sarah Kochinsky 2.....................................Track 

Julia Koloski 2.............................................Track 

Rachael Kubeldis 2.....................................Track 

Laura Kummerle 2.......................... Gymnastics 

Alexa Larkin 2.......................................... Softball 

Taylor Laymon 1.............................. Gymnastics 

Adam Lazenga 2......................................Football 

Michael Lecak 1...................................Basketball 

Jacob Lenhart 1.................................. Swimming 

Nicole Leskowicz 2.....................................Track 

Zachary Lierley 1................................ Swimming 

Emily Loeffelholz 1......................................Track 

Jacqueline Lucci 1........................... Gymnastics 

Ryan Luther 1......................................Basketball 

Emily Lyons 1...................................... Swimming 

Steven Machi 2......................................... Soccer 

Avonte Maddox 1.....................................Football 

Madeline Marcelle 2........................... Swimming 

Jessica Marini 2....................................... Soccer 

Samuel Marks 2....................................... Soccer 

William Marshall 1.................................... Soccer 

Isaac Mattson 1..................................... Baseball 

Alec Maternowski 1.................................Football 

Tyler Matheny 2................................. Swimming 

Andrew McCarthy 1............................ Swimming 

Siobhan McDonough 2............................ Soccer 

Joseph McHugh 1.................................. Baseball 

Riliegh McHugh 1....................................... Soccer 

Zane Meehan 2......................................... Soccer 

Mackenzie Meixner 2........................ Swimming 

Samuel Mersing 1.................................. Baseball 

Lauren Mills 2..................................... Swimming 

Joshua Mindlin 1..........................................Track 

Reginald Mitchell 2..................................Football 

Jenna Modic 1.......................................... Softball 

Carmelena Moffa 2................................. Softball 

Christopher Montgomery 2......................Track 

Ashley Moreira 1....................................... Soccer 

Khaynin Mosley-Smith 1........................Football 

Rachel Mueller 1...........................................Track 

David Murphy 2.......................................Football 

Emily Murphy 1................................... Swimming 

Kevin Murray 2......................................... Soccer 

Ryan Myers 2............................................ Soccer 

Jessica Nederlanden 2..................... Swimming 

Joseph Notarianni 1........................... Swimming 

Brian O’Neill 1...........................................Football 

Kelsey O’Neill 1......................................Volleyball 

Connor O’Prey 2................................. Swimming 

Lindsay Offutt 2.............................. Gymnastics 

Ololade Ogungbesan 1..............................Tennis 

Chukwudi Onyeukwu 2........................... Soccer 

Amanda Orchard 1...............................Volleyball 

Scott Orndoff 1.........................................Football 

Samantha Owens 2....................................Track 

Caleb Parry 2......................................... Baseball 

Christopher Pastore 1................................Track 

Ariel Pastore-Sebring 2............................Track 

Matthew Patrick 2.............................. Wrestling 

Nicole Pearson 1.............................. Gymnastics 

Seyla Perez 1............................................ Soccer 

Morgan Perry 2...........................................Track 

Rebecca Peters 1........................................Track 

Heather Phelos 1.........................................Track 

Stephane Pierre 1.................................... Soccer 

Emily Pietrangelo 2................................. Soccer 

Ellie Pikula 1..................................................Track 

Lafayette Pitts 1......................................Football 

Zach Poker 1............................................Football 

Devon Porchia 1.......................................Football 

Jenna Potts 2.......................................Volleyball 

Emma Pozzulo 1....................................... Soccer 

Daniel Prete 2........................................... Soccer 

Sam Proctor 1........................................ Baseball 

Patrick Quirin 2.......................................Football 

Troy Reaghard 1.................................. Wrestling 

Erika Reichert 1............................... Gymnastics 

Matthew Renck 1................................... Baseball 

Joe Repischak 1......................................Football 

Sean Rhinehart 1................................ Swimming 

Mackenzie Rice 1................................ Swimming 

Kaleigh Ritter 2.................................. Swimming 

Gabriel Roberts 2....................................Football 

Wesley Roberts 2.......................................Track 

Bruce Robinson 1........................................Track 

Bryana Robinson 1......................................Track 

Lindsey Rodenkirk 2......................... Swimming 

Arthur Rowell 2.......................................Football 

Michael Runco 1...........................................Track 

Nathan Russell 1.................................. Wrestling 

Aaron Sandefur 1.................................. Baseball 

Tatyanna Sarjeant 1.......................... Swimming 

Julia Schindel 1................................ Gymnastics 

Madeline Schmiedeknecht 1.....................Track 

Emily Schumacher 1...................................Track 

Chelsea Scott 1............................................Track 

Haley Sedgewick 2......................... Gymnastics 

Joslin Sellers 2...........................................Track 

Carly Seneca 2......................................... Soccer 

Jordan Serio 1....................................Basketball 

Maggie Sevilla 2...................................... Softball 

Meredith Sharp 1................................ Swimming 

Brooke Shasteen 2....................................Track 

Alec Sheaffer 2................................... Swimming 

Haley Springman 2.....................................Track 

Eric Stratman 1............................................Track 

Kristie Teorsky 1.........................................Track 

Carly Thea 2............................................. Softball 

Carissa Throckmorton 2....................... Softball 

James Toth 1................................................Track 

Jacob Tovey 1..................................... Swimming 

Alannah Trombetta 1..................................Track 

Joshua Trzeciak 1.......................................Track 

Michael Tuohy 2....................................... Soccer 

Onyekachi Uchebo 2.........................Basketball 

Isabel Uribe 1...............................................Track 

Tia VanLandeghem 1.......................... Swimming 

Natalie Vidacs 2..........................................Track 

Melanie Vlasic 1...........................................Track 

Martin Vogel 2.................................... Swimming 

Chad Voytik 2...........................................Football 

Elizabeth Watkins 1.............................Volleyball 

Brooke Waugaman 2........................ Swimming 

Blair Wegescheide 2......................... Swimming 

Anja Weiler 1................................................Track 

Andrew Wells 1............................................Track 

Cory Werth 2............................................ Soccer 

Molly Wickman 2.......................................Tennis 

Monica Wignot 1.................................Basketball 

Tyler Wilps 2........................................ Wrestling 

Samantha Winkelmann 2................. Swimming 

Ryan Winslow 2......................................Football 

Quintin Wirginis 1....................................Football 

Garrett Wrambel 1................................. Baseball 

Andrew Wright 2...................................... Soccer 

Cameron Wright 2.............................Basketball 

Jacob Wright 1....................................... Baseball 

Christopher Wuestner 1........................Football 

Kate Yeazel 2........................................Volleyball 

Jennifer Young 1................................ Swimming 

Charlene Yuan 2................................. Swimming 

Nicholas Zanetta 2.............................. Wrestling 

Sarah Zetlmeisl 2............................... Swimming 

Lindsey Zitzke 2...................................Volleyball 

Syracuse (266) 

Alexander Abell 2.........................................Crew 

Kelsey Adams 1........................................Rowing 

Lucas Albrecht 2.....................................Football 

Emma Allen 2............................................Rowing 

Shasche Allen 1...........................................Track 

Oyvind Alseth 2........................................ Soccer 

Eric Anthony 2.........................................Football 

Danny Apajee 1......................................... Soccer 

Rose Aschebrock 2.................................Rowing 

Tyler Avallone 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Sean Avant 1.............................................Football 

Jackson Avery 2..........................................Crew 

Pascal Bastien 1..........................................Track 

Brittany Belo 1.............................................Track 

Julie Bengis 2...........................................Rowing 

Colin Bennie 2....................................... CC/Track 

Andrew Bennison 2............................. CC/Track 

Jessica Berg 1................................Field Hockey 

Erica Bodt 1........................................... Lacrosse 

Lauren Brooks 2............................Field Hockey 

Courtney Brosnan 1................................. Soccer 

Julian Buescher 1..................................... Soccer 

Joshua Burton-Prateley 1..........................Crew 

Samuel Busco 1............................................Crew 

Brianna Butler 2.................................Basketball 

Sabrina Cammock 2...................................Track 

Emily Carey 1.............................................Rowing 

Amanda Cariddi 1.............................. Ice Hockey 

Troy Carrington 1..................................... Soccer 

Pat Castle 1................................................ Soccer 

Bridget Chakey 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Rakeem Christmas 1.........................Basketball 

Devon Collins 2..................................... Lacrosse 

Anna Connelly 1....................................Volleyball 

Abby Connor 2...................................... Lacrosse 

David Conroy 2.............................................Crew 

Trevor Cooney 1.................................Basketball 

Emily Costales 1................................ Ice Hockey 

Dana Crispi 1.........................................Volleyball 

Kelly Cross 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Louis Cross 1............................................. Soccer 

Marcus Cunningham 1......................... Lacrosse 

Haley Cutright 1.................................... CC/Track 

William Cvecko 1..........................................Track 

MC Dachille 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Brenny Daly 1........................................ Lacrosse 

Jonathan Dawson 1.....................................Crew 

John Delaney 1.............................................Crew 

Dakota Derrer 1................................. Ice Hockey 

Sienna DeSantis 1....................................Rowing 

Riley Dixon 2............................................Football 

Madeline Doane 1.................................... Softball 

Mary Dombrowski 2............................... Softball 

Dylan Donahue 1................................... Lacrosse 

Grace Donohue 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Kaylee Druk 1..................................... Ice Hockey 

Michelle Duffy 2.................................... CC/Track 

Elizabeth Eisnor 1....................................Rowing 

Karina Ernst 2...................................... CC/Track 

Jordan Evans 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Taylor Falkner 1....................................... Softball 

Nate Farrell 1......................................... Lacrosse 

Nicole Ferrara 1................................. Ice Hockey 

Andrew Festa 1.............................................Crew 

Jacqueline Firenze 2............................... Soccer 

Scott Firman 2...................................... Lacrosse 

Deirdre Fitzpatrick 1................................Rowing 

Katherine Fleischer 2......................... CC/Track 

Adrian Flemming 1..................................Football 

Donald Foster 1........................................Football 

Eliza Frank 2.............................................Rowing 

Zaire Franklin 1........................................Football 

Chelsea Frawley 2...................................Rowing 

Taylor Gait 2.......................................... Lacrosse 

Philo Germano 2................................... CC/Track 

Jill Giesen 1......................................Field Hockey 

David Gilstrap 1............................................Track 

Michael Glaude 1...........................................Crew 

Kaillie Goodnough 2.......................... Ice Hockey 

Bria Goodson 1.............................................Track 

Tom Grimm 2......................................... Lacrosse 

Stephanie Grossi 1............................ Ice Hockey 

Caroline Grosso 1................................. Lacrosse 

Liudmila Guttakovskaia 1....................Volleyball 

Caroline Habjan 2....................................Rowing 

Taylor Haenlin 2....................................... Soccer 

Robert Hall 2......................................... CC/Track 

Georgia Hamilton 2..................................Rowing 

Shaina Harrison 2.......................................Track 

Alexander Hayes 1..................................Football 

Josh Hayman 2.................................... CC/Track 

Martin Hehir 2....................................... CC/Track 

Yasmine Hemida 2...................................Rowing 

Diamond Henderson 1.......................Basketball 

ShaVonne Higgins 1................................ Softball 

Warren Hill 1.......................................... Lacrosse 

Tyler Hilliard 2.......................................... Soccer 

Nathan Hines 1.........................................Football 

Stephen Hoskins 2......................................Crew 

Akane Hosoyamada 1....................... Ice Hockey 

Kevyn Hoyos 2..................................... CC/Track 

Joel Hubbard 1...................................... CC/Track 

Paula Huges 2..........................................Rowing 

Laura Hurff 1...................................Field Hockey 

Maddie Iozzi 2........................................... Soccer 

Katherine Isaza 2....................................Rowing 

Jessica Jecko 1..............................Field Hockey 

Blake Johnson 2...................................... Soccer 

Riley Johnson 2...................................... Softball 

Thomas Johnson 2.....................................Crew 

Holly Johnston 2......................................Rowing 

Haley Jones 1............................................Rowing 

Reed Kamyszek 2................................ CC/Track 

Anna Kaszycki 2......................................Rowing 

Brittany Kearns 1................................. Lacrosse 

Julia Kelly 1................................................Rowing 

Kailah Kempney 2................................ Lacrosse 

Emma Kendrick 1......................................Rowing 

Kristina Kinsey 2.................................... Softball 

Josh Kirkland 1........................................Football 

Molly Kollman 2............................................Crew 

Spencer Kopko 1...................................... Soccer 

Gabriella Kreuz 1.........................................Track 

Joseph Kush 2..................................... CC/Track 

Matt Lane 2........................................... Lacrosse 

Hakeem Lecky 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Maidson Leitch 2......................................Rowing 

SaDe’ Lewis 2..............................................Track 

Maura Linde 1........................................ CC/Track 

Olivia Liskowitz 1......................................Rowing 

Ariel Litovsky 2........................................Rowing 

Paul Lovell 2.......................................... CC/Track 

Amy Ludovici 2.........................................Rowing 

Cameron Lynch 2....................................Football 

Peter Macartney 2............................... Lacrosse 

Cameron MacPherson 1.........................Football 

Halle Majorana 1................................... Lacrosse 

Margo Malone 2.................................... CC/Track 

Mary Malone 1....................................... CC/Track 

Molly Malone 2...................................... CC/Track 

Allison Mannheimer 1....................Field Hockey 

Larissa Martyniuk 1.......................... Ice Hockey 

Kellee McCann 1.................................... CC/Track 

Shannon McCann 2..................................Rowing 

Ryan McCarry 2............................................Crew 

Meghan McDonald 2................................Rowing 

Haley McDonnell 2................................ Lacrosse 

Jamar McGloster 1..................................Football 

Saydee McQuay 2....................................Rowing 

Olivia Mennillo 2.......................................Rowing 

Danielle Minott 1.................................Basketball 

Nicole Mitchell 1.........................................Tennis 

Keith Mitsuuchi 2....................................Football 

Kristin Moller 1..........................................Rowing 

Evan Molloy 2....................................... Lacrosse 

McKenna Moore 1.....................................Rowing 

Margaret Morrison 1..........................Basketball 

Reginald Morton Jr. 1.................................Track 

Colton Moskal 1........................................Football 

Brandon Mullins 2................................ Lacrosse 

Christopher Nedlik 2...................................Crew 

Ryan Norton 1..........................................Football 

Kaeli O’Connor 2................................... Lacrosse 

Alana O’Neill 1............................................ Soccer 

Patrick O’Shaughnessy-Hunter 2............Crew 

Jordan Page 2................................Field Hockey 

Andrew Paladino 1......................................Track 

Andrew Palmer 1.........................Cross Country 

Robert Palmer 2....................................... Soccer 

Devon Parker 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Max Parker 1......................................... Lacrosse 

Victoria Parker 1.........................................Track 

Aliyah Parris 1.....................................Basketball 

Chelsie Pennello 1................................ CC/Track 

Alryk Perry 1............................................Football 

Maya Perry 2........................................ CC/Track 

Jessie Petersen 2............................... CC/Track 

Conner Phillips 1................................... Lacrosse 

Melissa Piacentini 2......................... Ice Hockey 

Donald W. Pollitt II 2............................. CC/Track 

Laurence Porlier 2............................ Ice Hockey 

Carolina Ratcliff 1.....................................Rowing 

Brandon Reddish 1..................................Football 

Andrew Reichard 2......................................Crew 

Meredith Reiche 2................................ CC/Track 

Jennifer Reininger 1............................ Lacrosse 

Nicole Renault 2................................ Ice Hockey 

Elizabeth Reynolds 2.................................Track 

Noah Rhynhart 1....................................... Soccer 

Kevin Rice 2.......................................... Lacrosse 

Kelsey Richardson 2........................... Lacrosse 

Rebecca Robinson 2..................................Track 

Amanda Rodgers 2...................................Tennis 

Sam Rodgers 2........................................Football 

Sydney Rodriguez 1.................................Rowing 



Lisa Rogers 2........................................ Lacrosse 

Paige Rogers 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Jessica Ross 1................................Field Hockey 

Daniel Rowbotham 2...................................Crew 

Kayla Rubinstein 1...................................Rowing 

Kathy Rudkin 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Komal Safdar 2..........................................Tennis 

Valeria Salazar-Garza 1...........................Tennis 

Isabella Sand 1......................................Volleyball 

Carter Sanderson 1...........................Basketball 

Dominic Santora 1........................................Crew 

Elizabeth Scala 2.............................. Ice Hockey 

James Schiera 2..........................................Crew 

Spencer Schmitt 1................................ Lacrosse 

Luke Schwasnick 1............................... Lacrosse 

Nicolette Serratore 2..........................Volleyball 

Sierra Shafer 1.......................................... Soccer 

Valeriya Shaipova 2............................Volleyball 

Jessica Sibley 1................................. Ice Hockey 

Juris Silenieks 2.........................................Track 

Erin Simon 1.............................................. Soccer 

Isabella Slim 2....................................Basketball 

Staceylyn Smith 1.................................Volleyball 

Nancie Sophias 2........................................Track 

Regan Spencer 2...........................Field Hockey 

Aleksandr Staprans 1..................................Crew 

Max Straneva 2...........................................Track 

Sheridan Street 1..................................... Soccer 

Chris Swanson 2.................................. Lacrosse 

Korab Syla 1.............................................. Soccer 

Bobby Tait 2.......................................... Lacrosse 

Austin Taylor 1..............................................Crew 

Harriet Taylor 1.........................................Rowing 

Tia Thevenin 1..............................................Track 

Kelsey Thornton 2...................................Rowing 

Ailish Tinney 2..........................................Rowing 

Christina Tobias 1.....................................Rowing 

Annie Toczynski 1................................... Softball 

Kari Tomeny 2..........................................Rowing 

Anjelica Torcivia 1.....................................Rowing 

Kayla Treanor 2.................................... Lacrosse 

Robert Trudo 2........................................Football 

Shaylyn Tuite 2.................................... CC/Track 

Bridget Twomey 1.......................................Track 

Ryan Urie 2..................................................Track 

Kelzi Van Atta 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Michelle Van Dyke 1............................Basketball 

Bryce VanderBerg 2....................................Crew 

Alyssa Vasiliou 2......................................Rowing 

Mallory Vehar 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Melina Violas 2.....................................Volleyball 

Hannah Wagner 1.........................................Crew 

Nicholas Walker 1.........................................Crew 

Madeleine Walton 1.............................. Lacrosse 

Julie Wambold 2...................................... Softball 

Bobby Wardwell 2................................ Lacrosse 

Alicia Warnecke 1.....................................Rowing 

Caroline Webster 2............................. Lacrosse 

Austin Wentworth 2............................ Lacrosse 

Amanda Wheeler 2.............................. Lacrosse 

Christian White 1................................Basketball 

Jordyn White 2........................................ Softball 

Alexander Will 2...........................................Crew 

Ben Williams 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Rodney Williams 1...................................Football 

Brittany Worstell 1............................... Lacrosse 

Jimmy Wyrick 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Kelsey Youmell 2.................................. Lacrosse 

Alexandra Zadravec 1..............................Rowing 

Natalie Zazzara 1.........................................Track 

Loren Ziegler 2..................................... Lacrosse 

Virginia (317) 

Chelsea Adams 3.....................................Rowing 

George Adeosun 1...................................Football 

Mary Alati 1............................................ Lacrosse 

J.C. Aragone 3...........................................Tennis 

Anastasia Asher 2...................................Rowing 

Andrew Atkinson 2............................. Wrestling 

Kinza Baad 1............................................. Softball 

Gregory Bacci 1.................................... Wrestling 

Derek Bard 1....................................................Golf 

Sarah Barnette 2...............................Basketball 

David Bartha 2.............................................Track 

Courtney Bartholomew 3....Swimming/Diving 

Natalie Bausback 1...............................Volleyball 

Tollie Bell 3......................................Field Hockey 

Ellie Biddle 1...............................................Rowing 

Morgan Blair 4......................................Volleyball 

Liza Blue 3............................................. Lacrosse 

Casey Bocklet 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Christine Bohan 2.......................................Track 

Hanne Borgersen 2..............Swimming/Diving 

Maggie Bowman-Jones 1........................Rowing 

Brooke Boyd 3...................................... Lacrosse 

Cleo Boyd 2..................................................Track 

Kelly Boyd 3.......................................... Lacrosse 

Marijane Brennan 1..................................Rowing 

Micah Brickhill 2..........................................Track 

Erin Briggs 1..............................................Rowing 

Matt Brown 4............................................ Soccer 

Thompson Brown 1.............................. Lacrosse 

Carl Buergler 3......................Swimming/Diving 

Ross Burbank 3......................................Football 

Carolina Burke 3......................................Rowing 

Jasmine Burton 2................................Volleyball 

Blaise Butler 1...................................... Wrestling 

Evan Butts 1.............................................Football 

Jeb Byrne 3.............................................Football 

Chase Campbell 1................................. Lacrosse 

Brendan Casey 1...................Swimming/Diving 

Shaun Casey 4......................Swimming/Diving 

Holland Cathey 1....................Swimming/Diving 

Madelyn Clark 2.......................................Rowing 

Charles Cody 1....................................... Baseball 

Billy Coggins 2..................................... Wrestling 

Henry Coley 3..........................................Football 

Danielle Collins 1........................................Tennis 

Nicholas Conte 3.....................................Football 

Kathryn Cook 3........................................Rowing 

Caitlin Cooper 1......................Swimming/Diving 

Ella Cooper 3......................................... Lacrosse 

Becca Corbett 2.....................Swimming/Diving 

Kameryn Corcoran 2...............................Rowing 

Luca Corinteli 2.........................................Tennis 

Jonathan Cornish 3.................................Tennis 

Nicko Corriveau 2.................................... Soccer 

Lauren Coughlin 1...........................................Golf 

Kendall Cowne 2..........................................Track 

Vince Croce 3...........................................Football 

Allison Davis 1.......................................... Softball 

Conner Davis 1.........................................Football 

Zak DePasquale 1................................ Wrestling 

Nadine de Koning 1........................Field Hockey 

David Dean 1.............................................Football 

Jacob Dean 2........................................ Lacrosse 

Madeline Decerbo 4.......................Field Hockey 

John Denning 2.....................Swimming/Diving 

Sarah DeVita 4.............................................Track 

Ariana Dial 2....................................................Golf 

Lauren Diaz-Yi 1..............................................Golf 

Rachel Dick 1.............................................Rowing 

Kara Dickerson 1.........................................Track 

Emily Dicus 4.........................Swimming/Diving 

Tessa Dikkers 3.......................................Rowing 

Kevin Doherty 1..................................... Baseball 

Makenzy Doniak 3................................... Soccer 

Alysse Dowdy 2........................................Rowing 

Doni Dowling 1..........................................Football 

Thomas Doyle 1..................................... Baseball 

Kyle Dudzinski 1....................Swimming/Diving 

Anthony Dunavant 1...................................Track 

Haley Durmer 3.....................Swimming/Diving 

Julia Elbaba 2............................................Tennis 

Daniela Eppler 4................................... Lacrosse 

Colby Fagan 1............................................Rowing 

Anna Fairs 1...............................................Rowing 

Sarah Fakler 2.............................................Track 

Jack Falk 1............................................. Lacrosse 

Katie Fanikos 1..........................................Rowing 

Emily Faught 1.................................Field Hockey 

Haley Fauntleroy 1...............................Volleyball 

Marie Ambroisine Faure 1........................Tennis 

Jessie Ferrari 3....................................... Soccer 

Cameron Fitch 3......................................Football 

Jennifer Flack 2..........................................Track 

Dustin Floyd 1...................................... Wrestling 

Morgan Flynn 2.....................Swimming/Diving 

Logan Ford 2.......................................Basketball 

Patrick Foss 1........................................... Soccer 

Caleigh Foust 2...............................Field Hockey 

Mitchell Frank 4.........................................Tennis 

Maleek Frazier 2................................Basketball 

Katie Freix 1..................................................Track 

Joseph French 1................................... Lacrosse 

Andrew Freschi 3..................................... Soccer 

Ian Frye 3.................................................Football 

Kelsey Gahan 4.................................... Lacrosse 

Greg Gallop 4...........................................Football 

Laura Gartrell 2.....................Swimming/Diving 

Peter Georgiadis 1................Swimming/Diving 

Tyler German 1...................................... Lacrosse 


Harry Gillespie 1................................... Lacrosse 

Sarah Gillespie 3.................................. Lacrosse 

Andrew Goldman 1......................................Track 

Audrey Gould 2......................Swimming/Diving 

Brooke Grice 2.............................................Track 

Jo Gurman 2.............................................Rowing 

Kenneth Hagen 1.........................................Track 

Ana Hagerup 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Tori Hanway 2........................................... Soccer 

William Hare 3.......................................... Soccer 

Cory Harris 1......................................... Lacrosse 

Megan Harris 4........................................ Softball 

Maria Hauger 1.............................................Track 

Alison Haulsee 4...................Swimming/Diving 

Ethan Hayes 1...................................... Wrestling 

Olivia Hazelrigg 1...................................... Soccer 

Meghan Heick 1..................................... Lacrosse 

Adrian Hendlin 1........................................Rowing 

Alex Hershberger 1........................................Golf 

Frank Hiemstra 1................................Basketball 

Eric Holden 1...........................Swimming/Diving 

Rebecca Holden 2..........................Field Hockey 

Elizabeth Hudson 1..................................Rowing 

Kelsey Hunt 2...........................................Rowing 

Benjamin Hutchins 1........................... Wrestling 

Sarah Ianni 3............................................Rowing 

David Ingraham 1...................Swimming/Diving 

Tina Iordanou 1......................................... Soccer 

Jeff Jernigan 2............................................Track 

Matt Johns 1.............................................Football 

Corey Johnson 1...................Swimming/Diving 

Jennifer Johnstone 4...................Field Hockey 

Kaitlyn Jones 2.....................Swimming/Diving 

Yannick Kaeser 3..................Swimming/Diving 

Lexie Katz 2...............................................Rowing 

Kate Kaufman 1............................................Track 

Maddie Keating 1......................................Rowing 

Daniela Kelly 1....................................... Lacrosse 

Katie Kelly 1.....................................Field Hockey 

Megan Kelly 2.................................Field Hockey 

Morgan Kelly 1..............................................Track 

Kelsey Kilgore 1........................................ Soccer 

Charles King 1..........................................Football 

Kyle King 1....................................................Track 

Caid Kirven 1........................................Basketball 

Micah Kiser 2...........................................Football 

Kyle Kochevar 1..............................................Golf 

Haley Kole 2..........................................Volleyball 

Jb Kolod 3...............................Swimming/Diving 

Stephanie Krouskos 1............................. Soccer 

Thai-Son Kwiatkowski 2..........................Tennis 

Hayley Lefleche 2....................................Rowing 

Iona Lake 1....................................................Track 

Chandler Lally 4........................................Rowing 

Brodde Lamb 1.......................Swimming/Diving 

Veronica Latsko 1..................................... Soccer 

Christian Lavorgna 4..................................Track 

Kelsey Leblanc 3............................Field Hockey 

Riggs Lennon 2........................................ Soccer 

Taylor Leonard 1.......................................Rowing 

Carly Levinstein 1.....................................Rowing 

Paula Lewis 3............................................Rowing 

Jack Lint 1.....................................................Track 

Alex Lloyd 2.....................................................Golf 

Matt Lockman 2.....................Swimming/Diving 

Carrera Lucas 1..............................Field Hockey 

Dana Lueker 2..........................................Rowing 

Ryan Lukacovic 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Thomas Madden 2......................................Track 

Annaugh Madsen 1................................... Soccer 

Briana Mao 1....................................................Golf 

Brendan Marshall 1.................................Football 

Kaira Martin 3.................................................Golf 

Meagan Martin 1.......................................Rowing 

Natalie Martin 3.....................Swimming/Diving 

Joseph Martinez 3.............................. Wrestling 

Breyana Mason 1................................Basketball 

Will Mason 1.......................................... Wrestling 

Kyle Matthews 1................................... Lacrosse 

Jack McDonald 1......................................Football 

Meghan McDowell 2.............................Volleyball 

Nick McLaughlin 1...........................................Golf 

Elsa McLean 1............................................Rowing 

Kristen McNabb 1...................................... Soccer 

Andie McPartland 4..................................Rowing 

Chance Mcclure 1................................. Wrestling 

Ashley Mehra 1.........................................Rowing 

Nathaniel Menninger 2....................... Lacrosse 

Cassie Mercer 1.........................................Tennis 

Jessica Merrill 1.............................................Golf 

Filip Mihaljevic 1...........................................Track 

Katharine Miller 2.................Swimming/Diving 

Matthew Mills 3........................................ Soccer 

Cole Moffatt 2........................................... Soccer 

Kendall Mueller 1......................................Rowing 

Jason Murphy 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Stephanie Nauta 2....................................Tennis 

Allie Nicholson 2.......................................Rowing 

Demetrious Nicholson 2........................Football 

Zachary Nye 1...................................... Wrestling 

Kelly Offutt 4..........................Swimming/Diving 

Jess Orrett 4..................................Field Hockey 

Derek Papagianopoulos 3................. Wrestling 

Katie Park 1.............................................. Softball 

Ellen Pate 2...............................................Rowing 

Marissa Patrick 1.....................................Rowing 

Salem Peacock 1....................Swimming/Diving 

Garrett Peppelman 1........................... Wrestling 

Laura Pierce 1..............................................Track 

John Michael Pirtle 1...................................Track 

John Pond 4.............................................Football 

Mason Popham 1................................. Wrestling 

Margaret Preas 1.................................. Lacrosse 

Charlie Putnam 4..................Swimming/Diving 

Will Railey 1............................................ Lacrosse 

Jacob Rainey 1.........................................Football 

Faith Randolph 2................................Basketball 

Georgia Ratcliff 2.....................................Rowing 

Brittany Ratcliffe 3.................................. Soccer 

Shannon Rauth 2..................Swimming/Diving 

Megan Rebholz 1..........................Cross Country 

Kelly Reese 2........................................ Lacrosse 

Jennifer Reid 1..........................................Rowing 

Megan Reid 1............................................. Soccer 

Morgan Reuther 2.................................... Soccer 

Lexi Riccolo 1.........................................Volleyball 

Harrison Richmond 3...............................Tennis 

Tyler Rihn 1............................................ Lacrosse 

Alexander Ritschard 1..............................Tennis 

M.J. Roberson 2.................................. Wrestling 

Katie Roche 1................................................Track 

Kevin Roddy 1...............................................Track 

Chris Rogers 1.............................................Track 

Julia Roithmayr 2....................................Rowing 

Danielle Roques 2....................................Rowing 

Kaleigh Rosenburg 2............Swimming/Diving 

Morgan Rosts 1.........................................Rowing 

Katherine Rueger 1.............................. Lacrosse 

Davi Sacco 4.......................................... Lacrosse 

Jordan Sacks 3.....................Swimming/Diving 

Becca Salter 2.............................................Track 

Ryan Santoro 1........................................Football 

Taylor Sarcone 2..................................... Softball 

Ryan Satchell 1............................................Track 

Tanner Scales 2................................... Lacrosse 

Ed Schrom 3.................................................Track 

Karen Schulte 2........................................Rowing 

Mary Seats 2........................................ Lacrosse 

Alexis Shaffer 1........................................ Soccer 

Sydney Shelton 2................................Volleyball 

Khalek Shepherd 2.................................Football 

Colby Shinholser 3...............Swimming/Diving 

Grant Silvester 4...................................... Soccer 

Laura Simon 2.......................Swimming/Diving 

Shawna Sims 1..........................................Rowing 

Maddy Smart 2......................Swimming/Diving 

Dickson Smith 1.................................... Lacrosse 

Kyle Smith 1..................................................Track 

Leah Smith 1...........................Swimming/Diving 

Hannah Solis-Cohen 2............................Rowing 

Joseph Spisak 4................................. Wrestling 

Mackenzie Springer 1..............................Rowing 

Julia Sroba 4............................................. Soccer 

Jack St. Marie 4...........................................Track 

Jimmy Stanger 2...........................................Golf 

Morgan Stearns 2.................................... Soccer 

Morgan Stephens 1.............................. Lacrosse 

Kathleen Stevens 4....................................Track 

Ellie Stewart 1...........................................Rowing 

Gregory Stoffa 1....................Swimming/Diving 

Mac Styslinger 3.......................................Tennis 

Holly Sullivan 1.............................................Track 

Nick Sulzer 2........................................ Wrestling 

James Suvak 1..................................... Wrestling 

Courtney Swan 4................................. Lacrosse 

Haley Swanson 1......................................Rowing 

Chloe Sykes 3...........................................Rowing 

Daniel Takata 1...................................... Lacrosse 

Emilia Tapsall 1...............................Field Hockey 

Scott Thomsen 3...................................... Soccer 

Kaili Torres 4............................................. Soccer 

Nick Tremps 3.................................................Golf 

Ryan Tucker 3...................................... Lacrosse 

Grace Tuttle 1............................................Rowing 

Alex Uhre 1............................................ Wrestling 

Braedon Urie 1.........................................Football 

Owen Van Arsdale 4............................ Lacrosse 

Rachel Vander Kolk 1........................... Lacrosse 

Heidi Velk 4............................................... Softball 

Rob Vozenilek 2..................................Basketball 

Brandon Waddell 2............................... Baseball 

Danny Walker 1...............................................Golf 

Zach Watson 3.................................... Wrestling 

Chase Weaverling 1....................................Track 

Abigail Welborn 3.................................Volleyball 

Jeremiah Whitmire 2.............................Football 

Henrik Wiersholm 1..................................Tennis 

Isaiah Wilkins 1...................................Basketball 

Alexandra Williams 1...............................Rowing 

Cecelia Williams 1..................Swimming/Diving 

James Williams 1.........................................Track 

Ellen Williamson 3................Swimming/Diving 

Connor Wingo-Reeves 2.......................Football 

Thomas Woodruff 2............................. Baseball 

Aaron Worrell 2...........................................Track 

Andrea Wright 1...........................................Track 

Christopher Yankowich 3.................. Wrestling 

Lizzy Youngling 1......................................Rowing 

Rebecca Zamojcin 1.......................Field Hockey 

Virginia Tech (238) 

Dewayne Alford 2.................................Football 

Kelsey Allen 2......................................Lacrosse 

Kaylea Arnett 1..................................Swimming 

Darren Barlow 2........................ Cross Country 

Marek Barta 1............................................. Track 

Margaret Bartley 2.............................Lacrosse 

Katherine Bean 2..............................Swimming 

Drake Becksted 1..............................Swimming 

David Bergida 2..................................Wrestling 

Christian Beyer 2............................. Basketball 

Gabrielle Bishop 2............................Swimming 

Andreas Bjerrehus 2............................. Tennis 

Courtney Blanden 1.................................. Track 

Alyssa Bodin 2..................................Swimming 

Jaqueline Boissonneault 2...............Lacrosse 

Benjamin Borgert 2..........................Swimming 

Alice Boutant 1...................................Swimming 

Michael Brainard II 2.............................Football 

Michael Brewer 1...................................Football 

Jordyn Brock 1........................................Soccer 

Cawley Bromley 3...............................Lacrosse 

Kennedy Bryan 2............................... Volleyball 

Ashlety Buchter 2.............................Swimming 

Ryan Burns 2........................................Baseball 

Caroline Buscaglia 2........................Swimming 

Katherine Butler 1................................... Tennis 

Jared Butts 4.....................................Swimming 

MC Bryne 1............................................Lacrosse 

Kathryn Caine 3................................. Volleyball 

Rachel Camp 1................................... Basketball 

Juan Campos 3......................... Cross Country 

Griffin Carmichael 1.................................. Track 

Devin Carter 5....................................Wrestling 

George Carter 2........................ Cross Country 

Michael Carter 1......................................... Track 

Harrison Cefalo 4..............................Swimming 

Candace Cephers 2................................Soccer 

Solomon Chishko 1............................Wrestling 

Kevin Cianfarini 1....................................... Track 

Vincent Ciattei 2........................ Cross Country 

Laney Clark 3.......................................Lacrosse 

Chuck Clark 1..........................................Football 

Kalvin Cline 1..........................................Football 

Jordan Coburn 3.....................................Soccer 

Michael Cole 3........................................Football 

JC Coleman 2.........................................Football 

James Compton 2...................................Soccer 

Morgan Conklin 2....................................Soccer 

Patrick Conroy 1......................................Soccer 

Kelsey Conyers 3............................ Basketball 

Peter Conzola 1..................................Swimming 

Jai Corbett 2............................................ Tennis 

Kyra Coundourides 1......................... Volleyball 

Connor Coward 1..................................Baseball 

Jonathan Cruickshank 1........................Soccer 

Thomas Curtain 2..................... Cross Country 

Sydney Curtis 2......................................Soccer 

Eddie D’Auntono 1.................................Football 

Matthew Dauby 2.................................Baseball 

Breanna Davenport 1........................... Softball 

Eric Delmonte 1..................................Swimming 

Kevin DeWillie 4......................................... Track


Auriane De Premilhat 2....................Swimming 

Bria Dixon 1..............................................Soccer 

Madison Doan 1...................................Lacrosse 

Courtney Dobbs 5..................... Cross Country 

Johnna Dominick 2................................... Track 

Greg Donlon 2................................... Basketball 

Josh Eberly 1.........................................Football 

Alex Ellison 1.............................................. Track 

Tara Feehan 2......................................Lacrosse 

Brandon Fiala 2.................................Swimming 

Christopher Fiala 1............................Swimming 

Blayne Fink 2...........................................Soccer 

Jordan Fish 2..................................... Volleyball 

Tyler Fitzgerald 1..................................Baseball 

Andrew Ford 1........................................Football 

Sam Fragale 2......................................Baseball 

Francesca Fusinato 2............................ Tennis 

Andrew Gaiser 2....................... Cross Country 

Eric Gallo 1..............................................Football 

Jack Gigliotti 1....................................Swimming 

Katie Gillespie 3.................................Swimming 

Aaron Gomez 1......................................... Tennis 

Vanessa Gonzalez 2............................. Softball 

Neil Gourley 2............................ Cross Country 

Hanna Green 2........................... Cross Country 

Margaret Gruber 2............................Swimming 

Holland Harper 3...............................Swimming 

Brendon Hayden 1................................Baseball 

Jared Haught 2..................................Wrestling 

Chet Hedben 1............................................ Track 

Kelly Heinz 3.......................................... Softball 

Gracee Hendrix 2................................Lacrosse 

Kelly Henry 1......................................Swimming 

Graydon Hester 1....................................Soccer 

Ian Hildebrand 1............................................ Golf 

Ahmed Hill 1....................................... Basketball 

Matthew Hill 1.........................................Football 

Samantha Hill 2................................ Basketball 

Garrett Hudson 2.................................Baseball 

Maclain Huge 3............................................. Golf 

Kevin Hunt 2.......................................Swimming 

Daniel Jaskowak 2................... Cross Country 

Andrew Johnson 2...................................... Golf 

Kari Johnston 1.......................................Soccer 

Marie Johnston 1....................... Cross Country 

William Johnston 4.......................... Basketball 

Jayme Katis 4....................................Swimming 

Caroline Kelly 3.......................................Soccer 

Will Kendall 1.............................................. Track 

Sean Kennedy 1....................................Baseball 

Sean Keselica 1.....................................Baseball 

Danielle King 3.........................................Soccer 

Emma King 2.............................................. Track 

Blaire Kinsey 3..................................Swimming 

Kristen Kohles 1..................................Lacrosse 

Hunter Koontz 4...................................... Tennis 

Sabine Kopplin 3....................................... Track 

Hilary Krein 1.............................. Cross Country 

Kathryn Krueger 2............................ Volleyball 

Paige Kvartunas 2.................... Cross Country 

Torben Laidig 1........................................... Track 

Joseph Lane 2.............................................. Golf 

Briana Lanktree 1............................... Volleyball 

Morgan Latimer 4..............................Swimming 

Dan Lauretano 2.....................................Soccer 

Kristen Lee 2............................................. Track 

Bailey Liddle 1........................................ Softball 

Jeffrey Linta 1............................................ Track 

Ben Lockler 1............................................Soccer 

Christine London 1.................................... Track 

Kristine Loscalzo 1..............................Lacrosse 

Kelsey Loupee 4......................................Soccer 

Claiborne Lucas 2...............................Lacrosse 

Haley Lukefahr 1..................................Lacrosse 

Meghan Macera 3...............................Lacrosse 

Regan Magarity 1............................. Basketball 

Mariana Marchon Barcellos Silva 1...... Tennis 

Delia Maresco 2.......................................Soccer 

Shannon Mayrose 5...............................Soccer 

Kylie McGoldrick 4................................. Softball 

Collin McKenny 1........................................ Track 

Amanda McKinzie 2........................... Volleyball 

Ashley Meier 3.........................................Soccer 

Kelsey Mericka 4................................... Softball 

Alex Merritt 1.............................................. Track 

Frederick Mesmer 1................................ Tennis 

Alessandro Mion 1...................................Soccer 

Rhana Mitchell 1.................................. Volleyball 

Shalonda Mithcell 2.................. Cross Country 

Andrew Mogg 2....................................Baseball 

Ryan Mondy 1................................................ Golf 

Joao Monteiro 2...................................... Tennis 

Brooks Morrison 1.............................Wrestling 

Abigail Motley 2......................... Cross Country 

Jaka Muhar 2............................................. Track 

Mackenzie Muldoon 1............................... Track 

Brent Musselman 1................... Cross Country 

Tara Nahodil 2................................... Basketball 

Florian Nicoud 2...................................... Tennis 

Kiara Ota 2............................................. Softball 

Lindsey Owens 2............................... Volleyball 

Savannah Padgett 1..........................Swimming 

Weronika Paluszek 2.......................Swimming 

Vanessa Panousis 2....................... Basketball 

Margaret Parcell 2............................Swimming 

Erik Payne 1..........................................Baseball 

Kallie Peurifoy 2......................................Soccer 

Colton Pettit 1.........................................Football 

Leah Piemonte 2...............................Swimming 

Dante Price 1.............................................. Track 

Carly Primo 1........................................Lacrosse 

Olivia Privitera 2....................................... Track 

Michelle Prong 1..................................... Softball 

Laura Ramthun 2.................................... Tennis 

Daniel Rau 1................................ Cross Country 

CJ Reavis 1..............................................Football 

Rafael Ribas 2.......................................... Tennis 

Tessa Riley 1.............................. Cross Country 

Katie Rogers 4...................................Swimming 

Sam Rogers 2........................................Football 

Emily Ryczek 2..................................Swimming 

Gion Rossi 1..............................................Soccer 

Gerald Ronnau 2................................Wrestling 

Michael Santamaria 1...........................Football 

Erinn Schaal 3........................................... Track 

Luke Scherzer 1....................................Baseball 

Caroline Schoenewald 1....................... Softball 

Alexis Schweitzer 1.................................Soccer 

Phil Sciretta 2.......................................Baseball 

Alexandra Shultis 1.............................Lacrosse 

Hannah Sieger 3.................................Lacrosse 

Rachel Skay 4......................................Lacrosse 

Katrina Smiljanec 3.................. Cross Country 

Katherine Smith 4................................. Softball 

Kaylyn Smith 1.........................................Soccer 

Adam Stacklin 1.................................Swimming 

James Steck 2........................................... Track 

Logan Stevens 2...............................Swimming 

MacKenzie Stewart 1........................Swimming 

Kelli Stockton 3.................................Swimming 

Courtney Stutts 4...................................Soccer 

Joseph Sullivan 1.................................Baseball 

Sarah Swantko 1....................................... Track 

Zach Switzer 1....................................Swimming 

Michael Szuba 2................................Swimming 

Brandon Taylor 1................................Wrestling 

Wyatt Teller 1.........................................Football 

Andre Thomas 1.......................................Soccer 

Murielle Tiernan 2...................................Soccer 

Josh Trimble 3.......................................Football 

Ryan Tufts 1...........................................Baseball 

Maggie Tyler 2....................................... Softball 

Christopher Uhle 3................................... Track 

Amanda Uliano 1..................................Lacrosse 

Madalyn Ulrich 1................................Swimming 

Brittney VanVeldhuisen 1..................Lacrosse 

Collin Verfurth 1.......................................Soccer 

Emma Villarreal 1..............................Swimming 

Colleen Ward 1.....................................Lacrosse 

Alex Watt 5................................. Cross Country 

David Wesley 1....................................Wrestling 

Chelsea Whitcomb 1............................. Softball 

Forrest White 1........................................Soccer 

Michelle White 1.......................................Soccer 

Megan Will 4.........................................Lacrosse 

Logan Williams 1................................Swimming 

Devin Wilson 1................................... Basketball 

Samantha Wilson 2............................Lacrosse 

Carson Wise 1........................................Football 

Madeline Wollmuth 1...........................Lacrosse 

Daniel Woodbury 1....................................... Golf 

Jonathan Woodcock 2........................Baseball 

Rodrigo Zampieri 1..................................Soccer 

Zach Zavatsky 1..................................Wrestling 

Jordan Zelenky 4....................................Soccer 

Eleanore Zoepfl 4....................................Soccer 

Wake Forest (183) 

Ellie Grace Abrahamson 2....................... Track 

Mackenzie Ireland Adams 1........ Field Hockey 

Evans Reid Althoff 2.............................Football 

Luke S Annichiarico 1............................... Track 

John Michael Archie 1............................... Track 

Samantha Alba Asch 2........................... Tennis 

Jordan Nicole Banks 1.............................. Track 

Kevin C Barrett 3....................................... Track 

Jacquelyn Mary Bedingham 1................. Track 

Michael Jacob Belardia 2........................ Track 

Nicholas Robert Bisplinghoff 1..........Baseball 

Samuel David Bloom 2........................... Tennis 

Samantha Jo Boesch 2..................... Volleyball 

Romain Bogaerts 2.............................. Tennis 

Chandler Elise Borton 2.......................... Track 

Madison Malee Bragg 1............................ Track 

Tane Tasman Brind-Gent 2...................Soccer 

Madeleine Rose Brock 2........................Soccer 

Casey Allison Brown 1............................Soccer 

Ashley Nicole Brubaker 2........................ Track 

Nyki Hannah Caldwell 3........................... Track 

Millesa Anne Calicott 2.................... Basketball 

Casidy Rebecka Callahan 1...................... Track 

Anna Elizabeth Carley 3................... Volleyball 

Tyra Kirsten Clemmenson 4...... Field Hockey 

Amy Elizabeth Collins 2........................... Track 

Christine Elizabeth Conroe 1...... Field Hockey 

Emily Mary Conroe 2................... Field Hockey 

Kevin James Conway 3......................Baseball 

Connor William Crowley 3....................... Track 

Jared Del Ray Crump 1.........................Football 

Andrew Holt Culp 1...............................Baseball 

Megan Elizabeth Curan 2......................Soccer 

Michael Joseph Cyphers 1....................... Track 

Valerie Milena Dahmen 2............ Field Hockey 

Kathleen Patricia Darling 2..................... Track 

Deonte’ Ellis Davis 1..............................Football 

Claudia Elise Day 1..................................Soccer 

Anthony David Delcore 3....................... Tennis 

Jonathan William Denby 1....................... Track 

Marissa Nicole Dodd 4................................ Golf 

Steven Edward Donatell 1....................Football 

Debra Brooks Doxey 1................. Field Hockey 

Kaitlyn Adele Dry 3.................................Soccer 

Parker Edward Dunshee 2.................Baseball 

Shannon Alexandra Eby 2.......... Field Hockey 

Allison Michelle Emrey 2............................ Golf 

Matthew Jonah Erdman 2..................... Tennis 

Lindsey Hedrick Ervin 2........................Soccer 

Rocco Steven Esposito 2....................Football 

Tiago Ayala Botto Pires Eusebio 1....... Tennis 

Sarah Karim Fahmy 2.............................. Track 

Stuart Alexander Fairchild 1...............Baseball 

Luisa Fernandez 2................................ Tennis 

Zachary Elson Fingerhut 1....................Soccer 

Samuel T Fink 2.......................................Soccer 

William Patrick Finley 3......................Baseball 

Sebastian Fischbach 1........................... Track 

Kendall Karen Fischlein 1.......................Soccer 

Karen Emily Forman 4............................ Tennis 

Aaron Gabriel Fossas 3......................Baseball 

Keri Christine Fulp 2........................ Basketball 

Kasey Kelly Gardiner 3.......................... Tennis 

Kent Turk Garrett 3.................................. Track 

Jordan T. Garside 5..............................Football 

Montasia Mon’e Golden 3........................ Track 

Taylor Ja’Quel Gordon 1.................. Basketball 

Zachary Jefferson Gordon 3..............Football 

Lindsay Marshall Graham 2....... Field Hockey 

Kyle Murphy Graves 3.............................. Track 

Kimberly Ann Guerin 2........................... Tennis 

Ian Andrew Harkes 2.............................Soccer 

Andrew Everett Harris 3.......................Soccer 

Jacori Roberts Hayes 2.........................Soccer 

Tyler Andrew Hayworth 1....................Football 

Tyler James Henderson 1....................Football 

Brendan Salvatore Henry 3.................. Tennis 

Rachael Claire Henry 2............................... Golf 

Erica Marie Herr 1......................................... Golf 

Rachel Ellen Hirsch 1................... Field Hockey 

Jonathan Cailen Ho 1.............................. Tennis 

Simon Howard Holden 2.......................... Track 

Georgia Carroll Holland 1............ Field Hockey 

Eldridge Antonio Howard 2.................Football 

Madeline Marie Huster 1........................Soccer 

Matthew Dylan Intemann 1..................Football 

Robert James Jacowleff 1....................... Track 

Ryan Stephen Janvion 3.....................Football 

Parker Reid Johnson 1........................Baseball 

Kevin Irving Jordan 1...........................Baseball 

Madison Nicole Julius 2.............. Field Hockey 

Garrett Franklin Kelly 2......................Baseball 

Taylor Nicole Kerxton 1..........................Soccer 

Kendal Ann Knous 3................................. Track 

Alexander Henry Krall 1........................... Track 

Caitlin Theresa Krol 3.............................. Track 

Ali Amire Lamot 2..................................Football 

Kathryn Elizabeth Lazarchick 2............. Track 

Hanna Jane Lee 1............................... Volleyball 

Shelldon Ralph Lewinson 1..................Football 

Samuel Vaughan Lewis 2........................ Track 

Andrew James Loepprich 1................Baseball 

Kylie Danielle Long 1.......................... Volleyball 

Skander Mansouri 1.............................. Tennis 

John Michael McCarren 2...................Baseball 

Aiden Rehill McConnell 2.......................... Track 

Gabrielle Patrice Merritt 2....................... Track 

Stephen Jacob Michaelsen 1.................. Track 

Megan Sandra Miller 3...................... Volleyball 

Nathan Wayne Mondou 2...................Baseball 

Meghan Elizabeth Murphy 2...... Field Hockey 

Brandon Michael Ng 2................................. Golf 

Vinh-Hop Ngo 1........................................... Golf 

Andrew Reid Nickle 3............................... Track 

Douglas Richard Niedrich 4............ Basketball 

Grant Blandford O’Brien 3.............. Basketball 

Jared Odenbeck 1.................................Soccer 

Joshua Amechi Okonye 2...................Football 

Ikem Charles Okwudiafor 1..................... Track 

Kaitlyn Victoria Oliver 4........................... Track 

Brendan James O’Neil 1.......................Football 

Kathryn Asbury Osborne 2........ Field Hockey 

Patrick L Osterhage 1...........................Football 

Nicholas Christian Osterling 2............. Tennis 

Tanner K Owen 1........................................... Golf 

Vincent Edward Paolucci 1..................Football 

Christopher Stephen Pappayliou 1........ Track 

Matthew Michael Pirro 1......................Baseball 

Kevin Christopher Politz 1.....................Soccer 

Jacob Stone Poyner 2............................. Track 

Lindsay Anne Preston 1.........................Soccer 

Sterling Russell Provins 1....................... Track 

Milan Tryshae Quinn 2.................... Basketball 

Megan Elizabeth Reardon 1..................... Track 

Matalee Joy Reed 2........................... Volleyball 

Andrea Retolaza-Andrade 1................ Tennis 

Chase Meyer Rhode 1.............................Soccer 

Riley Paige Ridgik 4................................Soccer 

Troy Edward Rike 1.......................... Basketball 

Hunter Brenae’ Roberts 2....................... Track 

Jenna Marissa Romano 1......................Soccer 

Alexander G Rose 4.................................. Track 

Danae Elizabeth Rosendall 4........... Volleyball 

Thomas Joseph Ross 3........................... Track 

Ashlee Ann Rusk 2............................ Volleyball 

Jazmen D’Jon Russell 1.................... Volleyball 

Lara-Ann Schwede 1............................... Track 

Earl Alton Scott 1...................................Football 

Christian Ernst Valentin Seraphim 1... Tennis 

Cameron David Serigne 2...................Football 

Kahla Taylor Seymour 1.........................Soccer 

Charles Fletcher Shackelford 1.............. Track 

Mariana Carina Sims 2................................ Golf 

Sierra Gabriela Sims 1................................. Golf 

Sara Suzanne Small 1.............................Soccer 

Aaron Parker Smith 1..........................Baseball 

Matthew Maddox Stamey 1.................Football 

Bruce Thomas Steel 1..........................Baseball 

Spencer Adam Stone 2........................Football 

Natalie Claire Sukramani 3..................... Track 

Ataijah Shynice Taylor 1................. Basketball 

Sarah Marie Teegarden 1.......................Soccer 

Brandon J Terry 3................................Football 

Abbey Myers Thornhill 2............ Field Hockey 

Sarah Bishop Thornhill 2............ Field Hockey 

Pilar Torres 1..........................................Soccer 

Trent Allen Vanhorn 2..................... Basketball 

Aubrey Elizabeth Waggoner 4............... Track 

Zackary Kyle Wary 1.............................Football 

James Clancy Waugh 1............................... Golf 

Lauryn Diane Webster 2................ Basketball 

Henry James West 1................................ Track 

Heather Rae Wiley 2................... Field Hockey 

Robert Hunter Williams 4....................Football 

Charles Darrell Wilson 2.....................Football 

Andrew Scott Winters 3............................. Golf 

Caroline Elizabeth Wolf 1.................. Volleyball 

John Thomas Wolford 1.......................Football 

Davis Reid Womble 3................................... Golf 

Anthony Wooding 1.............................Football 

Woody Bryan Woodward 2........................ Golf 

Caroline Austin Wootten 2....................Soccer 

Xue Zhang 1.............................................. Tennis 

Annual ToTAL ACC Academic Honor Roll 

1957...................................................................96 

1958....................................................................81 

1959...................................................................99 

1960................................................................. 106 

1961.................................................................. 126 

1962................................................................. 134 

1963................................................................. 138 

1964................................................................. 166 

1965................................................................. 149 

1966..................................................................177 

1967................................................................. 192 

1968................................................................ 235 

1969................................................................ 230 

1970................................................................ 258 

1971................................................................. 333 

1972................................................................ 354 

1973.................................................................379 

1974................................................................. 503 

1975................................................................ 496 

1976................................................................ 428 

1977................................................................ 366 

1978................................................................ 393 

1979.................................................................377 

1980................................................................ 397 

1981.................................................................. 319 

1982................................................................ 387 

1983 **...........................................................478 

1984................................................................ 543 

1985................................................................ 484 

1986................................................................ 530 

1987................................................................ 640 

1988.................................................................776 

1989................................................................. 817 

1990................................................................ 903 

1991..................................................................947 

1992...............................................................1062 

1993.................................................................1151 

1994................................................................ 1176 

1995................................................................1184 

1996...............................................................1422 

1997...............................................................1549 

1998...............................................................1552 

1999................................................................1631 

2000..............................................................1664 

2001.................................................................1711 

2002............................................................... 1731 

2003.............................................................. 1762 

2004...............................................................1810 

2005 ^^....................................................... 2227 

2006 ++...................................................... 2597 

2007............................................................... 2711 

2008............................................................. 2743 

2009............................................................. 2753 

2010..............................................................2840 

2011...............................................................2840 

2012..............................................................2904 

2013...............................................................2921 

2014∞∞......................................................3969 

2015××.........................................................4145 

** denotes first year for inclusion of women’s 

sports 

^^ denotes first year for inclusion of Miami 

& Virginia Tech 

++ denotes first year for inclusion of Boston 

College 

∞∞ denotes first year for inclusion of 

Notre Dame, Pitt & Syracuse 

×× denotes first year for inclusion of Louisville 


POINTS OF PRIDE 


ACC POINTS OF PRIDE 

ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE 

• The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro, N.C. with seven charter members - 

Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, NC State, South Carolina and Wake Forest - drawing up the conference bylaws. On December 

4, 1953, conference officials met again at Sedgefield and officially admitted the University of Virginia as the league’s eighth member. 

The first withdrawal of a school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971, when the University of South Carolina tendered its resignation. 

The ACC operated with seven members until April 3, 1978, when the Georgia Institute of Technology was admitted. The ACC expanded 

to nine members on July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State University. The conference then expanded to 11 members on July 1, 

2004, with the addition of the University of Miami and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. On October 17, 2003, Boston 

College accepted an invitation to become the league’s 12th member starting with the 2005-06 academic year. On September 18, 2011, the 

Atlantic Coast Conference Council of Presidents unanimously voted to accept the University of Pittsburgh and Syracuse University as 

new members. On September 12, 2012, the University of Notre Dame accepted an invitation to join the ACC. The Fighting Irish maintained 

their status as football independent but agreed to play five games per year against ACC members. Notre Dame, Pittsburgh and Syracuse 

officially joined the ACC on July 1, 2013, bringing the number of member institutions to 15. On November 28, 2012, the University of 

Louisville accepted an invitation to join the ACC. The Cardinals officially became a member on July 1, 2014 and the ACC remains a 15 

member conference. 

• Since the league’s inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 141 NCAA national championships, including 72 in women’s competition 

and 69 in men’s. In addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes 159 times in men’s competition and 120 times in 

women’s action. 

• In the 2014-15 academic year, five NCAA titles were captured by ACC teams, with championships from Virginia (Baseball, Men’s Soccer 

and Men’s Tennis), Duke (Men’s Basketball) and Florida State (Women’s Soccer). 

• The league’s unique blend of public and private institutions continues to lead the way among Autonomy 5 conferences in the “Best 

Colleges” rankings released by US News & World Report. The ACC is the only Autonomy 5 conference to place over half of its member 

institutions among the Top 50, and place seven among the Top 35. 

• The Atlantic Coast Conference had 82 combined teams that received Academic Progress Rate recognition awards from the NCAA in May 

of 2015, the most of any Autonomy 5 conference. 

• In the NCAA’s Graduation Success Rate report released in October of 2014, the ACC owned the highest GSR among Autonomy 5 conferences 

in men’s basketball and baseball. 

• The ACC’s current member institutions have won more AFCA Academic Awards – 21, including ties – than the members of any other 

conference since the Awards’ inception in 1981. The winners include: Duke – 13, Virginia – 2, Boston College – 4, Wake Forest – 1, Miami 

– 1. ACC teams have been honored by the AFCA a total of 117 times, which also leads all conferences nationally. 

• Some of the most influential people in world history have been awarded the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship to pursue post-graduate 

education at the University of Oxford in England. The oldest international fellowships have been earned by a few extraordinary ACC 

student-athletes. Some of the names on this list include Florida State football student-athlete Myron Rolle, Duke tennis student-athlete 

Julia Parker Goyer, Florida State track and field student-athlete Garrett Johnson and Notre Dame fencing student-athlete Alex Coccia. 

• The ACC Academic Consortium is a special commitment of the 15 university presidents and the conference office to enhance academic 

excellence. Funded by a portion of the revenues from the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game, the ACCAC works to advance the 

quality of education for all undergraduate students by sharing academic and administrative resources and by hosting conferences that 

bring together experts from all our campuses. 

• ACC Postgraduate Scholarships: The Weaver-James-Corrigan and Jim and Pat Thacker scholarships are awarded to selected studentathletes--three 

from each league institution--who intend to pursue a graduate degree following completion of their undergraduate 

requirements. Each recipient receives $5,000 to contribute to his or her graduate education. Each recipient has performed with distinction 

in both the classroom and in his/her respective sport, while also demonstrating exemplary conduct in the community. In addition, four 

student-athletes who intend to compete at the Olympic or professional level receive Weaver-James-Corrigan Honorary Awards in 

recognition of their outstanding performance in both athletic competition and the classroom throughout their collegiate careers. 

• In 2014-15, the ACC tied for the lead among all conferences with five schools among the top 20 of the final Division I Learfield Sports 

Directors’ Cup Standings. North Carolina led all ACC member schools with a No. 5 ranking, followed by Virginia at No. 6 and Notre Dame at 

No. 10. Florida State finished at No. 11 and Duke at No. 20. This marked the 14th consecutive year that the ACC placed four or more teams 

among the Top 30. 

2014-15 ACC ANNUAL REPORT / Points of Pride 89



• Boston College was founded in 1863 by the Society of Jesus. It was the first institution of higher education to be founded in the city 

of Boston. Today, it is one of the most applied to private universities in the United States, and its coeducational enrollment of 14,500 

undergraduate and graduate students is drawn from all 50 states and more than 80 countries. 

• The core of Boston College’s Jesuit, Catholic mission is a commitment to integrating intellectual, personal, ethical, and religious formation 

and to uniting high academic achievement with service to others. 

• Students at Boston College consistently win a significant number of prestigious national awards for academic achievement, including 

Rhodes, Marshall, Churchill, Goldwater, Mellon, Truman, Beinecke and Beckman scholarships. Boston College is annually among the top 

schools nationally in producing undergraduate Fulbright winners, with more than 130 won in the past decade. 

• More than 5,000 Boston College students give some 375,000 hours of community service in the Boston area each year, while more than 

650 participate in service trips during Spring Break. 

• Boston College is ranked 31st among national universities by U.S. News and World Report, and is home to highly-ranked professional 

schools in Education, Law, Management, Nursing and Social Work. 

• The School of Theology & Ministry, created when Weston Jesuit School of Theology reaffiliated with Boston College in 2008, is one of the 

world’s top centers for Catholic theological education. 

• Boston College is home to a rich array of academic and cultural resources: the McMullen Museum of Art is renowned for its groundbreaking 

exhibitions; BC’s Irish Collection, housed in the Burns Library of Rare Books and Special Collections, is considered the nation’s premier 

collection of Irish research material; the Bapst Art Library topped a 2010 survey of the most the beautiful college libraries in the 

United States. 

• BC is a leader in initiatives that enhance teaching and learning in public and Catholic K-12 schools and it conducts two prominent 

research assessments of student achievement: TIMSS, which surveys math and science, and PIRLS, which surveys reading literacy. BC 

also was chosen to be a partner in the Carnegie Corporation’s interdisciplinary Teachers for a New Era initiative, preparing, assessing, 

and supporting the teachers of tomorrow. 

• BC’s Center for Retirement Research and Center for Aging and Work are national resources on issues facing older Americans, and 

the Center on Wealth and Philanthropy has developed the nation’s first model for providing quarterly assessments of U.S. household 

charitable giving. 

• Boston College’s scientific research facilities include its state-of-the-art Integrated Sciences Clean Room and Nanofabrication Facility, 

which supports projects ranging from high-efficiency solar cells and nanostructured retinal implants to metamaterials for manipulation 

of terahertz and visible light. The University also is home to the largest magnet on a university campus, outside of a national laboratory. 

• The Boston College athletic program shares the University’s commitment to the development of the whole person—body as well as mind 

and spirit. BC sponsors 31 varsity sports for 750 student-athletes and 59 intramural and club sports for more than 7,000 students. 

• Nine of BC’s varsity teams achieved perfect Graduation Success Rate (GSR) scores of 100 in the NCAA’s most recently released data. 

The NCAA has recognized 12 BC varsity teams for having Academic Progress Rate scores in the top ten percent of all Division I squads in 

their respective sports. 

• The BC men’s ice hockey team won NCAA national championships in 1949, 2000, 2008, 2010 and 2012. 

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CLEMSON 

• Clemson University is a land grant institution founded in 1889 and named for Thomas Green Clemson, a champion of formal scientific 

education and economic development who served as ambassador to Belgium and became the nation’s first secretary of agriculture. 

Thomas Clemson was the son-in-law of famous South Carolina statesman John C. Calhoun, and he inherited Calhoun’s Fort Hill Plantation. 

Upon his death in 1888, Thomas Clemson willed Fort Hill and his personal assets to the state of South Carolina for the establishment of 

a high seminary of learning dedicated to scientific education. Today, the Fort Hill mansion sits at the center of the Clemson University 

campus. Clemson has a proud history of military excellence and recently dedicated a Scroll of Honor memorial recognizing nearly 500 

Clemson men and women who have lost their lives in service to their country. 

• U.S. News & World Report ranks Clemson No. 20 among the nation’s public universities for 2015, No. 8 as an “up and coming” national 

public university, and one of 11 public institutions that make writing a priority across all disciplines. 

• Clemson is the highest-ranked public university in South Carolina, and home to approximately 21,000 students, with a freshmen 

retention rate of 91% and a 6-year graduation rate of 83%. 

• Clemson is student centered, with an 18:1 student-to-teacher ratio and an average class size of 31. The University ranks 8th among 164 

public institutions in the number of classes with fewer than 20 students. 

• The University is organized into six colleges: Agriculture, Forestry, and Life Sciences; Architecture, Arts, and Humanities; Business & 

Behavioral Science; Engineering and Science; and Health and Human Development, and Education. 

• Clemson has world-class computing facilities. Clemson’s Palmetto Cluster ranks fifth on the list of university-owned supercomputers in 

the United States, according to the June 2013 Top500.org list of international supercomputers. 

• 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 is a national model for athletic fund raising. 

• SmartMoney ranked Clemson 7th in terms of students’ return on investment in 2012. The 2013 College Database has ranked Clemson 

29th among public universities for lifetime return on investment. 

• Clemson has the No. 1 ranking for the best Town-Gown Relations according to The Princeton Review’s 2015 “Best 378 Colleges.” The 

University also ranks 3rd nationally for Happiest Students, No. 5 for Best Career Services, and No. 10 for Best Quality of Life. Clemson’s 

student satisfaction scores on the National Survey of Student Engagement exceed peer institutions and the national average with more 

than 90% of seniors who would choose Clemson again if they could start over. 

• Approximately 500 student-athletes participate as Clemson Tigers in 19 intercollegiate sports. A charter member of the Atlantic Coast 

Conference, Clemson has won 120 conference championships (93 in men’s sports and 27 in women’s sports) since the ACC was 

established in 1953. The Clemson Tigers have claimed team national championships in football (1981), men’s soccer (1984, 1987), and 

men’s golf (2003). 

• Clemson is the original home of the “Tiger Paw” symbol for athletic teams. Clemson has strong athletic traditions including the football 

team’s famous pre-game entrance into Death Valley, which has been described by a national sports broadcaster as “the most exciting 

25 seconds in college football.” Clemson ranks 2nd nationally where students pack the stadium, according to the 2015 Princeton Review. 



DUKE 

• Founded in 1924, Duke is a private research university that now includes 10 schools and colleges domestically, and 2 campuses which 

are outside of the U.S. Duke enrolls 6,471 undergraduates and 8,379 graduate and professional students from more than 160 countries. 

• U.S. News & World Report consistently ranks Duke among the top 10 national universities. Duke’s graduate schools in medicine, law, 

business and public policy are also ranked among the best in the country. 

• Under Duke’s need-blind admissions policy, the university admits students based solely on their academic performance and not on the 

applicant’s financial status or ability to pay for college. The university then commits to provide 100 percent of a student’s demonstrated 

financial need for all four years of the student’s undergraduate education. More than 50 percent of Duke students receive some form 

of financial assistance to attend the university. 

• Duke received over 31,000 applications for the 1,710 openings in the class of 2019. 

• 43 Rhodes Scholarships have been awarded to Duke students, most recently in 2010. 

• Duke’s athletic programs have earned 16 national championship titles, including the men’s basketball championship in 2014-15. 

• In 2014-15, Duke finished 20th overall and fourth among private institutions in the prestigious Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings, 

released by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Duke has placed among the top 20 of the standings for 11 

consecutive years, including fifth-place finishes in 2005 and 2011. 

• For the 26th time in 27 years, Duke led the 2014 ACC Academic Honor Roll with 495 student-athletes selected. 

• 25 of 26 Duke varsity athletics teams registered a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better in each semester of the 2014-15 

academic year. 

• Duke’s 97 percent Graduation Success Rate for all student-athletes ranked among the top overall graduation rates in NCAA Division I 

athletics. The NCAA GSR is 82 percent. 

• Fifteen Duke teams were honored with NCAA Public Recognition Awards, trailing just one ACC school for most among league members. 

The awards are presented each year to teams finishing among the top 10 percent of their respective sport based on the most recent 

multi-year Academic Performance Rate (APR). 

• Through DukeEngage public service program, more than 3,000 Duke students have volunteered in 75 nations worldwide and many 

domestic locations. Launched in 2007, DukeEngage provides funding and administrative support to select Duke undergraduates who 

wish to pursue an intensive civic engagement in partnership with communities throughout our country and the world. 

• More than half of Duke undergraduates study abroad – one of the highest rates of participation of any of the major private research 

universities. 

• Duke Medicine is known for exceptional care, with U.S. News & World Report consistently naming Duke University Medical Center to 

its honor roll of elite hospitals nationally, ranking #14 in 2014-15 and ranking 13 specialties among the best in the nation. Additionally, 

Duke University Hospital, Duke Regional Hospital and Duke Raleigh Hospital are ranked #1, #3 and #6 respectively among the top 

regional hospitals. Duke University Hospital ranked #1 and Duke Regional Hospital ranked #6 on the list of top hospitals in the state of 

North Carolina. 

• Duke University and its Health System are the second-largest private employers in North Carolina, with more than 36,000 employees. 

• With more than seven million volumes, the Duke University Library System is one of the 10 largest private library systems in the U.S. 

• The Sarah P. Duke Gardens occupies 55 acres in the heart of West Campus and is recognized as one of the premier public gardens in 

the United States. Renowned for its landscape design and the quality of horticulture, the Gardens annually attracts more than 300,000 

visitors from all over the world. 



FLORIDA STATE 

• FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY has been ranked one of the most efficient high quality universities in the United States for three years in a 

row (U.S. News & World Report, 2012, 2013, 2014) and is perennially ranked one of the best values in higher education for world-class 

academic programs provided affordably (Kiplinger’s Personal Finance 2015). 

• FLORIDA STATE’S 41,800 students work and study alongside a preeminent faculty that has included six Nobel laureates, two winners 

of the Pulitzer Prize, members of the National Academy of Sciences, fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and many 

Eminent Scholars. 

• FLORIDA STATE’S location, just a few blocks from the Capitol and the Florida Legislature, affords students coveted opportunities to 

experience government in action through internships, fellowships and employment. 

• In FLORIDA STATE’s entrepreneurial culture, students can take advantage of courses in the College of Business regardless of their major 

and learn from entrepreneurs-in-residence in their own college to ensure success in their chosen field after graduation. 

• FLORIDA STATE’s Office of National Fellowships mentors the university’s most talented students, who, in the past decade, have won 

more than 225 prestigious national awards, including Rhodes, Truman and Goldwater scholarships. In 2015, FSU’s Daniel Hubbard was 

named the only Truman Scholar from Florida. In addition, FSU is one of the nation’s top research institutions for producing student 

Fulbright scholars. 

• FLORIDA STATE’s many initiatives to ease transition from military to academic life have brought it recognition as the nation’s eighth most 

veteran-friendly school (Military Times). 

• A premier research university, FLORIDA STATE is renowned for its unique small-school feel and inclusive environment that respects 

multiculturalism and diversity. The colleges of Law and Medicine are ranked among the nation’s best for Hispanic students 

(HispanicBusiness), and the Black Law Students Association has been named National Chapter of the Year four times since 2006. 

• The only facility of its kind in the United States, the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at FLORIDA STATE is the largest and highestpowered 

magnet laboratory in the world. The magnet lab holds 14 world records, and every year more than 1,000 scientists from dozens 

of countries use the magnets to explore promising new materials, solve energy challenges and grow our understanding of living things. 

• The College of Motion Picture Arts is one of the world’s best film schools (The Hollywood Reporter, Directors Guild of America). The awardwinning 

industry professionals who comprise the faculty have produced more than 400 feature films, while the school’s outstanding 

students have earned more than 2,000 awards and recognitions, including many Student Oscars and Emmys. 

• The College of Music — home to two Grammy Award winners and a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer — is the third largest music program 

in higher education. The college is highly rated among public universities, and its opera program ranks third in the United States (U.S. 

News & World Report). 

• True to its founding mission of caring for underserved and rural populations, the College of Medicine is ranked seventh in the nation for 

the percentage of graduates entering family-medicine residency programs (American Academy of Family Physicians). 

• Business Insider ranks the College of Law as Florida’s No. 1 law school and 32nd nationally. 

• FLORIDA STATE is No. 1 in the state in National Science Foundation funding and in funding for four of eight STEM fields — science, technology, 

engineering and math. 

• FLORIDA STATE provides countless opportunities for students to be involved in service learning, civic education and leadership. With 

more than 600 registered student organizations, as well as Service Scholars and Garnet and Gold Scholars, the university is a leader of 

programs focused on community development and values education. 

• Since fielding intercollegiate athletic teams began in 1946, the Seminoles have won 14 national championships in nine sports. FLORIDA 

STATE’s most recent national championship came in women’s soccer in fall 2014. The Seminole football program won its third national 

title in 2013. 

• FLORIDA STATE finished 11th nationally in the 2014-15 Director’s Cup standings, and the Seminoles have finished among the Top 15 overall 

athletic programs for six straight seasons. In the past six years, Seminole teams have qualified for NCAA postseason play 104 times in 

109 opportunities. 

• Since joining the ACC in 1992, the Seminoles have won 72 ACC team championships in 14 different sports. In 2014-15, the Seminoles 

captured five ACC titles. FLORIDA STATE won eight in 2013-14 — the most FSU ever won in a single season. 

• Jameis Winston, who became the youngest Heisman Trophy Winner ever as a redshirt freshman in 2013, led the Seminoles to 29-straight 

wins before a loss in the first-ever College Football Playoff in 2015. He became the first Seminole player ever selected with the first pick 

of the NFL Draft when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers drafted him No. 1. 



GEORGIA TECH 

• Founded in 1885, the Georgia Institute of Technology is a public research university with more than 21,500 undergraduate and 

graduate students. 

• Georgia Tech’s undergraduate program is ranked 7th among public universities by U.S. News & World Report, and has been in the top 10 

for more than a decade. 

• Georgia Tech’s engineering program is the largest in the United States, and is one of the best. Eight undergraduate engineering programs 

rank in the top five nationally, and all engineering programs rank in the top ten. Georgia Tech is No. 1 in the nation in engineering degrees 

awarded to all categories of minority students and to women. 

• Tech also has outstanding programs in architecture, business, computing, liberal arts, and sciences. 

• Georgia Tech students continue to win prestigious honors. Melissa McCoy, a 2012 chemical and biomolecular engineering graduate, was 

named a Rhodes Scholar – the fifth in Georgia Tech history. 

• With research expenditures of more than $730 million, Georgia Tech is among the top 10 in research expenditures for universities 

without a medical school. 

• Georgia Tech faculty have won 192 National Science Foundation CAREER Awards, among the highest number nationally received by 

any institution. 

• More than 40 percent of Georgia Tech inventors are either graduate or undergraduate students, and more than 60 percent of the 

Institute’s invention disclosures list at least one student as an inventor. 

• A Georgia Tech degree is a sound investment, as evidenced by SmartMoney magazine naming Georgia Tech as the No. 1 best tuition 

investment in the U.S. for the second year in a row. While Georgia Tech boasts a top-ranked ROI by almost any measure, the Institute 

is recruiting students capable of and committed to improving the human condition through science, technology, business, and liberal 

arts programs. 

• Georgia Tech students represent 115 countries and the Institute has research and education collaborations in more than 80 countries. 

Students study, work, or pursue research projects in 67 countries. More than 46 percent of Georgia Tech students have an international 

experience by graduation. 

• Georgia Tech has a national reputation for embracing and promoting cross-disciplinary sustainability practices on campus, and in 

classrooms and labs. For six consecutive years, the Princeton Review has named Georgia Tech to its Green Honor Roll. Tech has also 

been named a Tree Campus USA for the past six years. 

• Georgia Tech has been a national champion in football four times (1917, 1928, 1952, and 1990), and its women’s tennis team won the NCAA 

National Championship in 2008. In 2014, Georgia Tech’s football team earned a bowl berth for the 18th consecutive season and posted 

the program’s fifth 11-win season. The program has achieved a .500 or better record in ACC play for 20 straight years, the longest streak 

in the nation. Record-setting quarterback and 1999 Heisman Trophy runner-up Joe Hamilton was named to the 2014 College Football Hall 

of Fame class, becoming the 18th member with Tech ties in the Hall of Fame. 

• Georgia Tech student-athletes continued to excel in the classroom as well as the competitive arena, with a Graduation Success Rate 

(GSR) of 81 percent. Eight of Tech’s 17 varsity sports teams scored a perfect 1,000 on their Academic Progress Report (APR), while 11 

teams posted identical or better scores from the previous APR release. Georgia Tech’s golf program has recorded 1,000 every year 

since the introduction of APR in 2003-2004. 



Louisville 

• Established in 1798, UofL has the mandate to be Kentucky’s premier, nationally recognized metropolitan research university. 

• UofL’s mascot is the Cardinal Bird, affectionately known as Louie. Its most famous landmark is a large, original bronze casting of Rodin’s 

“The Thinker” in front of Grawemeyer Hall. The statue, given to the the city of Louisville to recognize its namesake, French monarch 

Louis XVI, has been in place at UofL since 1949. In 2012, the sculpture was completely refinished. 

• With a student body of over 22,500 and faculty and staff of nearly 7,000, UofL offers more than 250 areas of study. Its students hail 

from across Kentucky, 52 U.S. states and territories, and more than 90 countries. UofL offers its students 376 recognized student 

organizations, 32 national Greek letter fraternities and sororities, and 23 sports clubs. 

• Since 2003, UofL has earned 88 prestigious Fulbright Scholarships, more than all other Kentucky institutions combined. 

• The University of Louisville is home to the unique FirstBuild micro-factory, a partnership among the university, GE Appliances, and 

Arizona-based Local Motors. The 35,000-square-foot facility is a space where home appliances are designed, built, and sold, using an 

online co-creation community and micro-manufacturing model. 

• In fall 2015, the University of Louisville and UL LLC, a global science safety company, will open the first-of-its-kind UL Additive 

Manufacturing Competency Center on the Belknap Campus. The center will train engineers and other professionals from around the 

world on sophisticated 3D printing and other additive manufacturing machinery. 

• UofL received a $5.5 million grant from the Helmsley Charitable Trust to fund several clinical trials, including one trial targeting cervical 

cancer by using tobacco plants and another using tobacco plants to fight HIV/AIDS. 

• As of July 2014, UofL’s Charting Our Course Capital Campaign has exceeded $1 billion in private fundraising for scholarships, teaching, 

research, and facility construction and renovation. 

• In Fall 2013, the University opened a 128,000-square-foot Student Recreation Center featuring an exercise and weight facility, six 

basketball courts, a multi-activity court, a jogging track, aerobics studios, fitness labs, a gaming area and classrooms. 

• Under President James Ramsey, UofL has invested over $1.7 billion in campus development, including the beautification of surrounding 

green spaces. 

• Louisville sponsors 23 varsity athletic programs, 10 for men and 13 for women. The Cardinals have won three NCAA team championships 

(men’s basketball in 1980, 1986 and 2013) and 12 NCAA individual titles (four in men’s swimming, four in men’s track and field, two in 

women’s swimming, and two in women’s track and field). Louisville is one of only eight programs in the nation with three or more NCAA 

men’s basketball titles. 

• Ten UofL teams—five men’s and five women’s—finished 2014-15 ranked in the nation’s Top 25, and Louisville was one of just two schools 

with its football and men’s and women’s basketball teams all ranked in the Associated Press Top 25. 

• Cardinal athletic teams posted a collective 3.125 GPA during the 2014-15 academic year, with 20 of 23 teams achieving a 3.0 or better 

for the 2015 spring semester. Three student-athletes earned Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America honors in Joachim Ball (soccer), 

Wayne Blackshear (basketball), and Kelsi Worrell (swimming). A total of 276 student-athletes have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better. 

• Fifteen University of Louisville athletic teams posted a perfect score in the most recent single-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) data. 

Four programs -- men’s basketball, men’s cross country, women’s golf and softball – have perfect APR scores for the most recent fouryear 

period from 2010-14 and received NCAA Public Recognition Awards. 

• UofL student-athletes completed over 7,000 service hours through its CardsCARE community outreach program during the 2014-15 year, 

a total which ranked second in the nation in the NCAA Team Works Challenge. 

• The KFC Yum! Center basketball arena, Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium for football, and Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium for soccer are stateof-the-art 

facilities. Since 2010, UofL has also built a rowing center, expanded its football, baseball, and softball stadiums and purchased 

the Cardinal Golf Club, rebranding it as the University of Louisville Golf Club. UofL is constructing a new $14.5 million student-athlete 

academic center, planned to open in August 2016. 

• UofL is the only university to ever win a Bowl Championship Series (BSC) Bowl game, place both its men’s and women’s basketball teams 

in the NCAA Final Four (as champions and runners-up, respectively) and reach the College World Series all in the same academic year, 

2012-13. CBS’s Best in College Sports ranked UofL as first in the nation in 2012-13 and third in 2013-14. 



MIAMI 

• Miami is the youngest institution in the ACC. Although founded in 1925, Miami did not start classes until October 1926 in a partially constructed 

hotel after a hurricane had devastated other opening facilities. This auspicious start not only provided the name for the Miami Hurricanes, but 

also provided a foundation for a fast growing citizen-founded university, which has had only five presidents during its entire existence. 

• For the sixth year in a row the University of Miami has ranked in the top 50 in U.S. News & World Report’s annual America’s Best Colleges issue. 

In the 2015 report, UM is ranked No. 48 nationwide and is the No. 1 school in Florida. 

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

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

• Between 1985 and 1994, the Miami Hurricanes football team won 58 straight games at home, breaking the record for the longest home winning 

streak previously held by Alabama. 

• The Miami Hurricanes hold the record for the most players selected in the first round in a single NFL draft (six in 2004). 

• Miami’s athletic program boasts a winning tradition that includes more than 65 national championships, 450+ All-Americans and two Heisman 

Trophy winners. 

• The Miami women’s tennis team won its first regular-season ACC title and advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16 for the ninth consecutive year. 

• The Miami Hurricanes baseball team won its second ACC regular-season championship in program history and posted a nation-leading 42nd 

consecutive NCAA postseason appearance. The Hurricanes also advanced to the College World Series. 

• Five Miami Hurricanes teams are among the top 10 percent in NCAA Academic Progress Rates-men’s basketball, men’s diving, women’s swimming, 

and men’s and women’s cross country. All 18 of the University of Miami’s athletic programs achieved a score of 960 or higher out of a possible 

1,000 points. 

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

• The Miller School of Medicine’s Bascom Palmer Eye Institute was rated the nation’s No. 1 ophthalmology program for the 11th consecutive year in 

the U.S. News 2014-15 Best Hospitals rankings. 

• Climbing 10 spots in eight years, the Miller School jumped to No. 46 in U.S. News & World Report’s 2015 ranking of the best medical schools 

for research. 

• The University of Miami installed its first fully research-dedicated functional MRI (fMRI) for human brain imaging. The fMRI, located in the new 

Neuroscience Annex on the Coral Gables campus, places researchers from the College of Arts and Sciences and Miller School of Medicine at the 

forefront of scholarship in brain function and neurological health. 

• Researchers at the Hussman Institute for Human Genomics helped to identify the first common genetic risk factor for autism spectrum disorder. 

They also identified nine genes that may increase susceptibility for Alzheimer’s disease and confirmed a region on chromosome 12q long 

believed to harbor an Alzheimer’s risk gene. 

• UM’s faculty are expert scholars and teachers. They include Guggenheim Fellows, Fulbright and National Science Foundation scholars, and 

members of national academies. 

• University of Miami alumni are part of a 165,000-member alumni community living in all 50 states and in 154 countries. Among them are CEO’s, 

Pulitzer Prize winners, Rhodes and Fulbright scholars, Grammy and Emmy winners, Heisman trophy winners, and political leaders. 

• University of Miami alumna Lauryn Williams, the former track and field superstar who won gold as a member of the 2012 Summer Olympics 

100-meter relay team and silver in the 100 meters at the 2004 games in Athens, claimed silver with Elana Meyers in women’s bobsled in Sochi, 

becoming only the fifth athlete in Olympic history to medal in both the summer and winter games. 

• The Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science’s new Marine Technology and Life Sciences Seawater Complex includes the Alfred C. 

Glassell, Jr. SUSTAIN Building, a wind-wave-storm surge simulator capable of generating Category 5 hurricane –force winds. 

• The University of Miami surpassed the $1.6 billion goal for its Momentum2 campaign, more than a year ahead of schedule. 

• The University of Miami was ranked No. 6 in the nation for Race/Class Interaction and listed as the Best Southeastern College in the Princeton 

Review’s The Best 379 College: 2015 Edition. 

• U.S. News ranked two UM graduate programs among the top 10 in its 2015 edition of Best Graduate Schools: The Miller School’s Physical Therapy 

program (No. 9) and the School of Law’s Tax Law program (No. 5). 

• In April 2015, Julio Frenk, Dean of the Faculty at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Mexico’s former Minister of Health, was 

named the University of Miami’s next president, becoming the first Hispanic president in the institution’s history. Frenk succeeds Donna E. 

Shalala, who led the University of Miami since 2001 and served under President Bill Clinton as the longest-serving U.S. Secretary of Health and 

Human Services. 




• The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was the nation’s first state university to open its doors and the only public university to 

award degrees in the 18th century. Authorized by the N.C. Constitution in 1776, the University was chartered by the N.C. General Assembly 

Dec. 11, 1789, the same year George Washington first was inaugurated as president. The cornerstone was laid for Old East, the nation’s 

first state university building, Oct. 12, 1793. Hinton James, the first student, arrived from Wilmington, North Carolina, Feb. 12, 1795. 

• UNC-Chapel Hill was first among the 100 U.S. public colleges and universities that offer the best combination of top-flight academics and 

affordable costs as ranked by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine in December 2014. For the 14th time in a row, the University has 

ranked first on best values to in-state students. 

• North Carolina was No. 1 on the “Top 10 Best Value Public Colleges for 2014” list published by The Princeton Review and reported jointly 

with USA Today, and was the 5th best public university in U.S. News & World Report’s 2015 “Best Colleges” guidebook for the 14th 

consecutive year. 

• For the 10th straight year, Carolina has received a record number of first-year applications — more than 31,900 applicants vying for 

places in the Class of 2019. Nearly 84 percent of the first-year students were in the top 10 percent of their high school classes. Thirteen 

percent were first-generation college students. In all, Carolina enrolled 18,350 undergraduates. Total enrollment is 29,135. 

• The Carolina Covenant serves as a national model for providing a debt-free education to qualified low-income students. More than 90 

public and private universities nationwide have followed Carolina’s lead with this program since 2003. Thirteen percent of the last two 

incoming classes were Carolina Covenant Scholars and more than 5,300 students have benefited from the program since it began. 

• More than one-third of UNC undergraduates study in other countries before graduation – one of the highest study abroad rates among 

public universities nationwide. Since 1973, more than 250 Fulbright Student Program Awards for global research and study. 

• Carolina has 14 faculty members in the prestigious National Academy of Sciences, considered one of the highest honors a U.S. scientist 

or engineer can receive. 

• Carolina ranks among the nation’s top 10 universities in research dollar volume, and has become increasingly focused on innovation 

and entre¬preneurship. Each year, the University conducts close to $1 billion in research activity, supporting all or part of the salary of 

nearly 10,000 UNC employees and adding tremendous value to the state’s economy. 

• In May 2015, UNC launched a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership with GlaxoSmithKline, creating a research center on campus and 

a jointly owned company, Qura Therapeutics, dedicated to discovering a cure for HIV/AIDS. 

• Carolina started a new distance-learning program for service members, UNC Core, and also added a new full-time position dedicated to 

helping veterans navigate the higher education process. 

• Multiple UNC graduate programs were highly ranked by U.S. News and World Report for the 2016 edition of “America’s Best Graduate 

Schools,” including School of Medicine (Primary Care, No. 2). 

• In 2014-15, the NCAA recognized six Carolina teams for achieving APRs in the top 10 percent of their respective sports: men’s tennis, 

women’s fencing, women’s golf, gymnastics, women’s tennis and volleyball. The women’s fencing and women’s golf teams earned Top 

10 recognition for the 10th in time as many years; no other public institution in the ACC has more than one team honored in each of the 

APR’s 10 years. Seventeen UNC varsity athletic teams posted four-year APRs of 980 or higher, and all 28 teams average 981, three points 

above the national average. 



NC STATE 

• NC State is one of the nation’s preeminent research institutions, attracting top faculty and students from around the world and globally 

recognized for creating economic, societal and intellectual prosperity. 

• With nearly 35,000 students, NC State educates more North Carolinians than any other university. 

• U.S. News & World Report ranks NC State as one of the top five public university values in the country, and as a top-20 “up-and-comer,” 

recognizing its rising national profile. The Princeton Review and Washington Monthly also rate NC State among the top 5 best public 

university values. 

• NC State provides students the top return on investment among N.C. public universities according to PayScale.com. PayScale also ranks 

NC State first among N.C. public universities in average graduate mid-career salary. 

• NC State’s graduates leave ready to succeed in the workforce. The Wall Street Journal ranks NC State graduates among the top 20 most 

desired by business recruiters. 

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

• NC State was one of just three programs to win a bowl game, advance to the men’s basketball Sweet 16 and earn an NCAA Baseball 

Regional bid (joining Notre Dame and UCLA). 

• tIn the classroom, NC State student-athletes continue to perform at an extremely high level, as 14 of 23 programs earned single-year 

perfect APR scores, five programs earned public recognition for multi-year APR excellence. NC State scored its highest marks ever in 

the Federal Graduation Rate, and the second-highest in the Graduation Success Rate. 

• NC State has experienced a resurgence in basketball with Mark Gottfried, reaching four straight NCAA tournaments and advancing to two 

Sweet Sixteens under his direction, including this season. 

• The NC State football program engineered one of the most impressive turnarounds in college football in 2014, as Dave Doeren guided the 

Wolfpack to the second-biggest improvement in victories among Power 5 schools, including a bowl victory to close out the season. 

• The 2014-15 athletic year included the first Super Regional appearance ever by a softball program from the state of North Carolina, while 

men’s and women’s swimming and diving, wrestling, women’s cross country, women’s golf and gymnastics all finished among the Top 

25 in their respective sports. 

• NC State is the No. 1 land-grant institution among top national colleges and universities granting the largest percentage of bachelor’s 

degrees in the STEM fields according to a recent U.S. News & World Report ranking. 

• NC State’s Centennial Campus is the premier university research campus in the country, where industry and government partners work 

alongside faculty, staff and students in state-of-the-art facilities. 

• NC State is a national leader in industry research funding and partnerships. The university holds more than 800 U.S. patents and is 

responsible for 400 new products and more than 100 startup companies. 

• NC State is the only university in the country leading two National Science Foundation Engineering Research Centers: one creating the 

smart grid of the future and the other pioneering self-powered health monitoring devices. 

• Researchers at NC State have pioneered cell-wall modifications in trees to optimize them for bioenergy production, developed novel 

light-activated antiviral and antibacterial coatings for textiles, created the first synthetic aorta and patented processes for the ultrahigh 

temperature pasteurization of liquid eggs. 

• NC State is home to Hunt Library, a world-class research library with more than one million volumes managed by a robotic book retrieval 

system. The library includes a computer gaming lab, visualization lab, ultra-HD media production facilities and more than 100 technologyrich 

collaborative spaces. 

• NC State’s College of Textiles produces more than half of the textile graduates in the country each year. Its College of Veterinary Medicine 

is ranked third in the nation and its College of Engineering is the fourth largest engineering undergraduate program in the U.S. 

• Fifty-two NC State student-athletes have been awarded the Weaver-James Corrigan Postgraduate Scholarship since 1997 – the highest 

number of honorees among all league schools. 

• NC State is one of only 15 Division I schools to have won two or more NCAA titles in men’s basketball: 1974 and 1983. 

• NC State and its alumni provide $6.5 billion in annual economic impact for the state. 



NOTRE DAME 

• The University of Notre Dame provides a distinctive voice in higher education that is at once rigorously intellectual, unapologetically moral in 

orientation, and firmly embracing of a service ethos. Founded in 1842 by a priest of the Congregation of Holy Cross, Notre Dame is a national 

Catholic research university located adjacent to the city of South Bend, Indiana, in a metropolitan area of some 300,000, approximately 90 miles 

east of Chicago. 

• Admission to the university is highly competitive, with nearly six applicants for each freshman class position. Some 55 percent of incoming 

first-year students rank in the top 1 percent of their high school graduating classes, and 89 percent were in the top 10 percent of their classes. 

• Notre Dame is organized into four undergraduate colleges--Arts and Letters, Science, Engineering, and the Mendoza College of Business--the 

School of Architecture, the Law School, the Graduate School, 14 major research institutes, two dozen centers and special programs, and the 

University Library system. Enrollment is 12,179 students overall and 8,448 undergraduates. 

• The Graduate School, established in 1918, encompasses 11 terminal master’s degree programs, four professional master’s programs, and 26 

doctoral degree programs in and among 30 departments and institutes. 

• Notre Dame is rated among the nation’s top 20 universities in a wide array of surveys, and Notre Dame Law School and the Mendoza MBA 

Program are ranked 26th and 20th, respectively. The Mendoza College of Business undergraduate program has been ranked No. 1 in the nation 

for five consecutive years. 

• The graduation rate for Notre Dame students is 96 percent, a figure exceeded among national research institutions by only Harvard and 

Yale Universities. 

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

nations worldwide. 

• Notre Dame faculty members have won 53 fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities since 1999, more than for any other 

university in the nation. 

• Notre Dame ranks fifth in the percentage of students participating in study abroad programs among American doctoral/research institutions. 

The university offers more than 40 international study programs in 19 nations. 

• Led by the Center for Social Concerns, about 80 percent of Notre Dame students engage in some form of voluntary service learning during their 

years at the university, and at least 10 percent devote a year or more after graduation to serving the less fortunate in the United States and 

around the world. 

• Notre Dame’s service to the Catholic Church is extensive, including the Alliance for Catholic Education, a master’s program in which young 

graduates serve in under-resourced Catholic K-12 schools nationwide. 

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

• The Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the 14-story Hesburgh Library with its 132-feet-high mural depicting Christ the Teacher, and the university’s 

historic Main Building with its famed Golden Dome are among the most widely recognized university landmarks in the world. 

• Notre Dame sponsors 26 varsity athletics programs (13 men’s, 13 women’s) and has won 30 national championships (11 consensus titles 

in football—1924-29-30-43-46-47-49-66-73-77-88; 8 in fencing—men in 1977-78-86, women in 1987, combined in 1994, 2003-05-11; 2 Helms 

Foundation titles in men’s basketball in 1927-36; plus NCAA crowns in women’s soccer in 1995, 2004 and 2010; women’s basketball in 2000-01; 

men’s tennis in 1944 and 1959; men’s golf in 1944, men’s cross country in 1957 and men’s soccer in 2013. 

• Notre Dame consistently leads all Football Bowl Subdivision institutions in athletic graduation rate measurements. In NCAA Graduation Success 

Rate figures, Notre Dame student-athletes have ranked number one among FBS schools eight straight years (2007-2014), including 99 scores 

from 2009-14. In other GSR ratings, Notre Dame male student-athletes have ranked first six straight years, female student-athletes have 

ranked number one eight straight years (all at 100) and football student-athletes have finished first four of the last six years. 

• Notre Dame in 2014-15 enjoyed one of its best across-the-board athletic years in its history, as 23 of 26 programs participated in postseason 

competition, as the Irish finished tenth overall in the NACDA Cup all-sports competition. Top achievements for the Irish in 2014-15 were a national 

runner-up finish in women’s basketball and a national semifinal appearance in men’s lacrosse. Notre Dame was one of only four institutions to 

play in a football bowl game and also qualify for NCAA brackets in men’s and women’s basketball, baseball and softball. 

• Notre Dame finished the 2012 football regular season ranked number one in the Bowl Championship Series standings and became the first 

program to accomplish that, play in the BCS Championship Game and also rank number in graduation rates based on NCAA GSR numbers. 

• Notre Dame ranks second all-time, only behind Nebraska, in production of Capital One Academic All-Americans, as chosen by the College Sports 

Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). 

• The extensive RecSports program at Notre Dame features two historic offerings—the Bengal Bouts, the men’s boxing club’s annual charity 

tournament that since 1920 has benefited the missions in Bangladesh, and also Bookstore Basketball, the largest five-on-five outdoor basketball 

tournament in the world, annually featuring more than 700 team entries. 



PITT 

• Founded as the Pittsburgh Academy in 1787, the University of Pittsburgh is one of the oldest institutions of higher education in the nation and 

has regional campuses in Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown, and Titusville, Pa. 

• The University’s more than 13,000 employees, including more than 5,200 faculty members, serve nearly 35,000 students drawn from all 

50 states, the District of Columbia, two U.S. territories, and 105 foreign countries through the programs of 16 undergraduate, graduate, and 

professional schools. 

• In a reaccreditation report issued in September 2012, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education praised Pitt as a “world class research 

university” with an “unwavering commitment to excellence” and an “extraordinarily talented and beloved leadership team.” 

• Pitt students consistently win a significant number of prestigious national awards for academic achievement. Since 1995, Pitt undergraduates 

have claimed one Gates Cambridge Scholarship, two Churchill Scholarships, four Rhodes Scholarships, five Truman Scholarships, six Marshall 

Scholarships, eight Udall Scholarships, and an astounding 45 Goldwater Scholarships. 

• Pitt is among the nation’s leading producers of student Fulbright grant winners, with more than 150 undergraduate Fulbright winners since 

1995. Pitt also is among the nation’s leading producers of Boren scholars, Whitaker International fellows, Critical Language scholars, and 

Humanity in Action fellows. 

• Senior faculty members have been elected to such prestigious groups as the Institute of Medicine, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, American 

Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society for Clinical Investigation, National Academy of Education, American Academy of Nursing, 

and National Academy of Sciences. And they have claimed some of the country’s most prestigious awards, including the National Medal of Science, 

the Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation’s “genius award,” the Charles S. Mott Prize in 

cancer research, and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Distinguished Achievement Award for exemplary contributions to humanistic studies. 

• Since the beginning of this century, Pitt alumni have received the Nobel Peace Prize, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, the Pulitzer 

Prize for fiction, the National Medal of Science, the National Book Award, the John Fritz Medal in engineering, the Shaw Prize for Life Science and 

Medicine, the Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research, and many other high honors. 

• In the most recent QS World University Rankings, a ranking of the world’s top 700 universities, the University of Pittsburgh was ranked among 

the 32 best in the United States and 111th in the world. 

• Since 1995, Pitt has attracted more than $9 billion of sponsored research support to its home region. This is a clear sign that Pitt is building on 

its proud past, a legacy that includes developing the vaccine that won this nation’s war against polio. 

• In 2012, Pitt surpassed its goal to raise $2 billion during its historic capital campaign. Thanks to generous gifts received from more than 189,000 

donors, the University was able to create more than 1,600 new endowments, including more than 600 student scholarships and fellowships and 

nearly 150 for new faculty chairs and professorships. 

• Pitt’s intercollegiate athletics history dates back to 1869 when the university began to field a baseball team. Today, Pitt sponsors 19 varsity 

sports with more than 450 student-athletes vying for conference, regional and national honors. 

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

• The Panthers rank fourth among all schools with eight inductees in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Pitt’s gridiron legacy also includes 24 College 

Hall of Famers, 90 first-team All-America citations and nine national championships. 

• Tackle Aaron Donald, the 2013 Atlantic Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year, was named the 2014 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year 

and a Pro Bowler following a sparkling debut season for the St. Louis Rams. At Pitt, Donald was a unanimous All-American and recipient of such 

prestigious national honors as the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award, Outland Trophy and Rotary Lombardi Award. 

• In 2014, Pitt running back James Conner was named the ACC’s overall Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year. Conner was also named 

a first team All-American by the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) after rushing for 1,765 yards and an ACC-record 26 touchdowns. 

• Pitt is one of only nine programs to advance to the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament in 12 of the past 14 seasons (2002-15). 

• Coach Suzie McConnell-Serio directed a remarkable turnaround for Pitt women’s basketball in 2014-15, leading the Panthers to a 20-12 record 

and an NCAA Tournament invitation. Guard Brianna Kiesel was a first-team All-ACC performer and went on to be the 13th overall pick in the 2015 

WNBA Draft by the Tulsa Shock. 

• Women’s softball had its most accomplished season ever, compiling a 37-22 record under Coach Holly Aprile. The Panthers upset Notre Dame 

and North Carolina to earn their first berth in the ACC Tournament championship game. Pitt parlayed that ACC success into an at-large invitation 

to the NCAA Tournament, the first in school history. 

• Tyler Wilps was named the ACC Wrestling Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Wilps graduated with a 3.82 grade point average, majoring in finance. As 

a senior, he was an ACC champion, All-American and NCAA runner-up competing at 174 pounds. 



SYRACUSE 

• Founded in 1870, Syracuse University is a private research university dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering student success 

through teaching excellence, rigorous scholarship, and interdisciplinary research. 

• Syracuse University enrolls about 11,800 undergraduates and 6,000 graduate students pursuing full- and part-time study in 11 academic 

schools and colleges. They enjoy the resources of a beautiful 270-acre main campus; extended campus venues in Los Angeles, 

Washington DC, and Manhattan; and study abroad centers on four continents. 

• Four of Syracuse’s schools and colleges – Architecture, Information Studies, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs and 

Newhouse School of Public Communications – rank among the best in the nation. Academic programs in creative writing, industrial and 

interactive design, and environmental engineering enjoy national recognition. 

• Syracuse’s distinguished roster of faculty scholars includes two MacArthur Fellows; a Pulitzer Prize winner; award-winning poets; 

acclaimed writers; members of the National Academy of Arts and Sciences; and Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement 

of Science. 

• The University’s student body is among the most diverse for an institution of its kind across multiple dimensions. Students represent 

all 50 states and 126 countries; 30 percent are students of color; and 17 percent are first-generation college students. Nearly two-thirds 

of students receive institutional aid. 

• Nearly 60 percent of students engage in co-curricular service or academic service learning. 

• Syracuse has a long legacy of support for veterans, from enrolling unprecedented numbers of returning soldiers under the GI Bill 

to launching the Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities. Today it is home to the nationally recognized Institute 

for Veterans and Military Families, the first university-based institute in the U.S. dedicated to addressing the needs of veterans and 

their families. 

• Syracuse alumni include Ernie Davis, the first African-American Heisman Trophy winner; novelist Joyce Carol Oates; NBA great and 

former Detroit Mayor Dave Bing; Pro Football Hall of Famers Jim Brown, Floyd Little and Art Monk; Vice President Joseph Biden; pioneering 

astronaut Eileen Collins; writer/producer Aaron Sorkin; actress/singer Vanessa Williams; and ESPN announcer Mike Tirico. 

• Syracuse’s across-the-board finishes in the NACDA Directors’ Cup in the last four years have been part of the top six performances in 

Syracuse Athletics’ history, including the school’s best finish ever in 2013. In each of the past four seasons, at least nine teams have 

been represented in the NCAA postseason. In that span, Syracuse is one of just two schools nationally to place both men’s and women’s 

basketball teams in the NCAA tournaments and win football bowl games in those same years. 

• Student-athletes also excel in the classroom, with 58 percent achieving a grade point average of 3.0 or better in 2014-15, including 22 

percent with a 3.5 or higher. Twelve teams had a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, while the cumulative GPA for all student-athletes is 

above a 3.0. In addition, men’s lacrosse student-athlete Kevin Rice earned CoSIDA Academic All-America honors and football studentathlete 

Sam Rodgers was a CoSIDA Academic All-America Second Team honoree. 

• SU boasts six alumni in the Pro Football Hall of Fame; 17 coaches and players in the College Football Hall of Fame; the 2003 men’s 

basketball national championship; three members in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame; 11 NCAA championships in men’s 

lacrosse; and 24 members in the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. 



VIRGINIA 

• The University of Virginia is one of the nation’s top public universities. U.Va. was founded in 1819 by Thomas Jefferson, who designed the 

buildings, planned the curriculum, and hired the first faculty members. Jefferson’s original “Academical Village” remains the heart of the 

University’s Grounds and is the only university in America designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. U.Va. is known for excellence in 

teaching, research, public service, and medicine. 

• Rankings for U.Va. are consistently high. The University is ranked second best public university by U.S. News & World Report, second 

best value in public colleges by Kiplinger, and third best value in public colleges by The Princeton Review. 

• U.Va. is highly selective. Among 2014 first-year students, 89 percent ranked in the top 10 percent of their graduating classes. The 

application review is holistic, allowing the admission committee to look far beyond grades and test scores to seek motivated students 

who will challenge their professors and each other through exploration, inquiry, discussion, and debate. 

• Graduation rates at U.Va. are among the highest in the country. The six-year graduation rate for students who entered in fall 2007 is 93 

percent. The six-year graduation rate for African-American students who entered in fall 2007 is 82.8 percent. 

• Student-athletes excel on the field and in the classroom. In 2014-15, U.Va. captured six Atlantic Coast Conference championships – the 

most by any school in the conference. In 2014-15, the men’s soccer team, the men’s tennis team, the baseball team and the women’s 

rowing Varsity 4 won national championships. 

• U.Va. is recognized as a leader in humanities, social sciences, and arts scholarship and is enhancing research efforts in science and 

engineering to support the pursuit of innovation and new discoveries with the potential to transform society. 

• U.Va. Medical Center—named one of “100 Great Hospitals” by Becker’s Hospital Review—is a nationally renowned academic medical 

center committed to educating tomorrow’s health-care leaders, offering outstanding patient care, and discovering better ways to 

treat diseases. 

• As a member of the Association of American Universities and a leading research institution, U.Va. offers undergraduates an outstanding 

educational experience with challenging academics and a wide range of volunteer-service and extracurricular opportunities. 

• Students at U.Va. have a long tradition of responsible self-governance. The University Judiciary Committee, The Honor Committee, 

Student Council, The Lawn Selection Committee, and many others are staffed and governed solely by students. Community service is a 

cornerstone of student life, and each year, students give over 110,000 hours of service valued at over 2.5 million dollars. 



VIRGINIA TECH 

• With more than 24,200 undergraduate students, about 7,000 graduate students, and more than 3,900 faculty members and researchers, Virginia 

Tech offers more degree programs and awards more diplomas than any other university in the Commonwealth of Virginia. 

• Virginia Tech received a record number of undergraduate applications for admission to the Class of 2019. The almost 22,500 freshman applications 

received to date is a 7.6 percent increase over last year’s total of 20,897. 

• Virginia Tech’s fully computerized library contains more than 2.3 million volumes, an array of specialized collections, and numerous 

electronic databases. 

• Virginia Tech is one of only three public universities in the United States to support both a military and a nonmilitary student lifestyle (the others 

are Texas A&M and North Georgia College and State University). 

UNDERGRADUATE 

• Virginia Tech ranked 27th among national public universities. Among all national universities, including such private institutions as Harvard and 

Yale, Virginia Tech ranked 71st. 

• The Virginia Tech College of Engineering undergraduate program ranked 15th in the nation (tied with Johns Hopkins and Texas A&M) among all 

accredited engineering schools that offer doctorates. The program ranked eighth among engineering schools at public universities. 

• The Pamplin College of Business ranked 39th among the nation’s undergraduate business programs and 23rd among public institutions. Pamplin’s 

overall ranking places it in the top 5 percent of the 445 U.S. undergraduate programs accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools 

of Business International. 

• The College of Engineering’s Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics ranked 5th in the nation. Other notable placements: The Department 

of Biological Systems Engineering ranked 7th. The Charles E. Via Jr. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering’s two programs ranked 9th 

and 10th, respectively. The department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering ranked 17th and the department of Mechanical Engineering ranked 

16th; the Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering came in at 13th and 18th respectively for each part of its program. 

• Virginia Tech’s undergraduate architecture program ranked fourth in the nation among architecture schools for 2015 by DesignIntelligence. The 

school’s program in industrial design ranked second, the interior design program was ninth. Architecture programs are rated #3 in Construction 

Methods and Materials and among the top 10 for Analysis and Planning, Cross-disciplinary Teamwork, and Sustainable Design Practices 

and Principles. 

• The Princeton Review ranked Tech #1 Best Campus Food; #2 Town-Gown Relations are Great; #3 Their Students Love These Colleges; #5 for Best 

Quality of Life, Happiest Students, and Best Alumni Network; and #13 for Colleges that Pay You Back. 

• Virginia Tech is among the top 50 colleges and 25 best public colleges in Money Magazine’s new best college rankings list and also landed for the 

first time among the top 25 public colleges list as ranked by FORBES. 

• For the 10th year in a row, Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine again ranked Virginia Tech among the best values in public education. The 2015 

ranking is No. 26. 

• Virginia Tech reached No. 38 in the ranks of the nation’s top research institutions in the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) annual survey of 

higher education research expenditures 

• The NSF continues to rank Virginia Tech in the top 5 percent of universities in the nation, and Tech is the only Virginia institution in the top 50. At 

No. 23, it remains among the top 25 public research universities. 

• Virginia Tech, with an average starting salary of $53,800 for graduates, ranked No. 71 in the nation in the 2014-15 survey performed by Payscale. 

com. Tech ranks in the top 6 percent of universities by return on investment. Virginia Tech graduates bring in an average mid-career salary of 

$95,600. 

• Virginia Tech’s Relay for Life is the largest university Relay for Life in the world raising over $4.5 million over the last 14 years. In 2015, it raised 

more than $500,000 and recruited more than 5,000 participants for cancer research. 

GRADUATE 

• The College of Engineering’s overall graduate program ranked 21st among all schools of engineering for the third year in a row. 

• Three departments within the College of Engineering finished in the top 10 of their respective category. The Charles E. Via Jr. Department of Civil 

and Environmental Engineering ranked 9th among civil engineering programs, and the Grado Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering 

ranked 7th among industrial/manufacturing programs. The biological systems engineering department, also part of the College of Agriculture and 

Life Sciences, ranked 7th in the nation among biological/agricultural programs. 

• The Pamplin College of Business ranked 16TH among the nation’s best part-time M.B.A. schools in the 2016 survey. 

• The School of Education’s career and technical education program ranked fifth among technical-vocational education programs. 

• DesignIntelligence ranked the graduate landscape architecture program second in the nation; the graduate architecture program was ranked 14th. 

• Virginia Tech consistently ranks among the top 15 schools in the nation in number of patents received. 



WAKE FOREST 

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

University Professors. 

• In 1962 Wake Forest became the first southern private university to admit African-Americans. Jim Caldwell was the first African- 

American head football coach in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The first African-American quarterback and the first African-American to 

earn All-ACC honors in three straight years in the ACC were Wake Forest student-athletes. 

• The James W. Denmark Loan Fund, originally named the North Carolina Baptist Students’ Aid Association, is the oldest student loan fund 

in the United States, having been established at Wake Forest on November 30, 1875. 

• Wake Forest has a long and distinguished history in debate dating to the old campus in Wake Forest, NC. Having had final four finishes 

at the National Debate Tournament in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 2006, 2008, and 2009 and with championships in 1997 and 2008, Wake 

Forest is among a small number of schools that has qualified most often for the national debate finals. Wake Forest has hosted two 

Presidential Debates, in 1988 and 2000. 

• Wake Forest is a pioneer in study abroad with emphasis on this aspect of education beginning in the 1970s. Each semester Wake Forest 

faculty and students gather for semester long study at each of the University owned houses in London, Venice, and Vienna. At present 

more than 60 percent of Wake Forest undergraduates participate in study abroad at some point during their undergraduate years. 

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

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

institution. 

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

• With “Pro Humanitate” as its motto Wake Forest encourages service by its students and has more than 150 community partners locally, 

nationally, and internationally. During 2008 – 2009 two thirds of the undergraduate student body completed more than 85,000 service 

hours. The Brian Piccolo Cancer Fund was established by Wake Forest students in 1980 in memory of the alumnus and Chicago Bear 

football star who died of cancer in 1970 at age 26. Wake Forest students have raised more than $1 million for this Fund which supports 

cancer research. 

• Students in Wake Forest’s accountancy program have achieved the highest passage rate in the nation on the Certified Public Accountant 

(CPA) examination for the past five years. Since the program began offering a master’s degree in accounting in 1997, the graduates have 

achieved the top national ranking in passage rate of the CPA exam eight times. 

• The Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine and the Center for Nanotechnology and Molecular Materials are examples of 

research groups at Wake Forest which are leading research efforts in their fields internationally. 

• Wake Forest University Health Sciences is the leading academic institution in the State of North Carolina in the amount of income 

generated through the licensing of Intellectual Property and is in the top five of academic institutions nationally in this activity. 

• In 1953 Wake Forest was one of the seven institutions that founded the Atlantic Coast Conference and provided the new Conference with 

its first Commissioner. In 1956 Wake Forest successfully moved the approximately 120 miles from Wake Forest, NC, to Winston-Salem, 

NC, while retaining its name, heritage, traditions, and uniqueness as an institution. Persons closely associated with Wake Forest have 

stated that these two events, the moving to Winston-Salem and the joining with six other institutions to form the ACC, have been the two 

most important historical events that have contributed to the subsequent growth of Wake Forest to become a top 30 ranked national 

university today. 



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