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ACC Men’s SOCCER<br />
<strong>2014</strong> Champion / clemson AWARD WINNERS<br />
2013 Champions / Virginia<br />
Freshman of the Year<br />
Tim Kubel<br />
Louisville<br />
Coach of the Year<br />
Ian McIntyre<br />
Syracuse<br />
Midfielder<br />
Player of the Year<br />
Sean Davis<br />
Duke<br />
Scholar-Athlete<br />
of the Year<br />
Patrick Hodan<br />
Notre Dame<br />
Offensive<br />
Player of the Year<br />
Patrick Hodan<br />
Notre Dame<br />
Defensive<br />
Player of the Year<br />
Alex Bono<br />
Syracuse<br />
- Fourth-seeded Clemson claimed its first ACC title since 2001 with a<br />
2-1 victory over sixth-seeded Louisville in double-overtime in the ACC<br />
Championship game at Cary, North Carolina, on Nov. 16. The Tigers prevailed<br />
in the extra periods after tying the score on Paul Clowes’ goal – his first of<br />
the season – with just three seconds remaining in regulation.<br />
- With seven representatives, the ACC led all conferences in NCAA Tournament<br />
bids for the second consecutive year.<br />
- Five league teams made the NCAA field as top 16 seeds – Notre Dame (No.<br />
1), Clemson (7), Syracuse (9), Louisville (13) and Virginia (16). At least one<br />
ACC team has reached the NCAA Men’s College Cup each of the last 14 years.<br />
- No. 16 seed Virginia defeated No. 2 seed UCLA, 4-2, in a penalty-kick<br />
shootout in the <strong>2014</strong> national championship game on Dec. 14, bringing<br />
home the school’s seventh NCAA Men’s Soccer title.<br />
- the <strong>2014</strong> NCAA Men’s Soccer championship by Virginia marked the seventh<br />
in the last 10 years by an ACC team and the 17th in league history.<br />
- Five ACC student-athletes were named Academic All-Americans, the most<br />
from any conference in the nation.<br />
- Six ACC teams, three of which were No. 1, earned Top-10 rankings in the<br />
NSCAA or Soccer America polls.<br />
- the ACC led all NCAA conferences in first-round picks (five) and selections in<br />
the first two rounds (nine) in the MLS SuperDraft.<br />
First Team<br />
Sean Davis, Duke<br />
Ben Strong, Louisville<br />
Andy Craven, North Carolina<br />
Omar Holness, North Carolina<br />
Boyd Okwuonu, North Carolina<br />
Nick Besler, Notre Dame<br />
Patrick Hodan, Notre Dame<br />
Alex Bono, Syracuse<br />
Emil Ekblom, Syracuse<br />
Eric Bird, Virginia<br />
Michael Gamble, Wake Forest<br />
Second Team<br />
Zeiko Lewis, Boston College<br />
Paul Clowes, Clemson<br />
Kyle Fisher, Clemson<br />
Phanuel Kavita, Clemson<br />
ALL-ACC<br />
Tim Kubel, Louisville<br />
Brendan Moore, North Carolina<br />
Luke Mishu, Notre Dame<br />
Julian Buescher, Syracuse<br />
Skylar Thomas, Syracuse<br />
Ricardo John, Virginia Tech<br />
Ian Harkes, Wake Forest<br />
Third Team<br />
Manolo Sanchez, Clemson<br />
Andrew Tarbell, Clemson<br />
Brody Huitema, Duke<br />
Zachary Mathers, Duke<br />
Ricardo Velazco, Louisville<br />
Jonathan Campbell, North Carolina<br />
Raby George, North Carolina<br />
Rob Lovejoy, North Carolina<br />
Holden Fender, NC State<br />
Andrew O’Malley, Notre Dame<br />
Patrick Wall, Notre Dame<br />
Todd Wharton, Virginia<br />
Freshman Team<br />
Markus Fjortoft, Duke<br />
Cameron Moseley, Duke<br />
Tim Kubel, Louisville<br />
Alan Winn, North Carolina<br />
Zach Knudson, NC State<br />
Jeffrey Farina, Notre Dame<br />
Jon Gallagher, Notre Dame<br />
Julian Buescher, Syracuse<br />
Jake Rozhansky, Virginia<br />
Ricardo John, Virginia Tech<br />
Kris Reaves, Wake Forest<br />
22 <strong>2014</strong>-<strong>15</strong> ACC <strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> / ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS / FALL SPORTS<br />
1953 Maryland<br />
1954 Maryland<br />
1955 Maryland<br />
1956 Maryland<br />
1957 Maryland<br />
1958 Maryland<br />
1959 Maryland<br />
1960 Maryland<br />
1961 Maryland<br />
1962 Maryland<br />
1963 Maryland<br />
1964 Maryland<br />
1965 Maryland<br />
1966 Maryland<br />
North Carolina<br />
1967 Maryland<br />
1968 Maryland<br />
1984 Clemson<br />
1986 Duke<br />
1987 Clemson<br />
1989 Virginia<br />
1991 Virginia<br />
All-Time ACC Champions<br />
1968 Maryland<br />
1969 Virginia<br />
1970 Virginia<br />
1971 Maryland<br />
1972 Clemson<br />
1973 Clemson<br />
1974 Clemson<br />
1975 Clemson<br />
1976 Clemson<br />
1977 Clemson<br />
1978 Clemson<br />
1979 Clemson<br />
1980 Duke<br />
1981 Clemson<br />
1982 Clemson<br />
Duke<br />
All-Time NCAA Champions<br />
1992 Virginia<br />
1993 Virginia<br />
1994 Virginia<br />
2001 North Carolina<br />
2005 Maryland<br />
2007 Wake Forest<br />
ALL-ACC ACADEMIC<br />
Ara Amirkhanian, Clemson<br />
Robert Belair, Clemson<br />
Paul Clowes, Clemson<br />
Andrew Tarbell, Clemson<br />
Sean Davis, Duke<br />
Markus Fjortoft, Duke<br />
Cameron Moseley, Duke<br />
Joseph Ohaus, Duke<br />
Joachim Ball, Louisville<br />
Daniel Keller, Louisville<br />
Tim Kubel, Louisville<br />
Jonathan Campbell, North Carolina<br />
Andy Craven, North Carolina<br />
Robert Lovejoy, North Carolina<br />
Alan Winn, North Carolina<br />
Holden Fender, NC State<br />
Matthew Ingram, NC State<br />
1983 Virginia<br />
1984 Virginia<br />
1985 Clemson<br />
1986 Virginia<br />
1987 North Carolina<br />
1988 Virginia<br />
1989 Wake Forest<br />
1990 NC State<br />
1991 Virginia<br />
1992 Virginia<br />
1993 Virginia<br />
1994 Virginia<br />
1995 Virginia<br />
1996 Maryland<br />
1997 Virginia<br />
1998 Clemson<br />
1999 Duke<br />
2000 North Carolina<br />
2001 Clemson<br />
2002 Maryland<br />
2003 Virginia<br />
2004 Virginia<br />
2005 Duke<br />
2006 Duke<br />
2007 Boston College<br />
2008 Maryland<br />
2009 Virginia<br />
2010 Maryland<br />
2011 North Carolina<br />
2012 Maryland<br />
2013 Maryland<br />
<strong>2014</strong> Clemson<br />
2008 Maryland<br />
2009 Virginia<br />
2011 North Carolina<br />
2013 Notre Dame<br />
<strong>2014</strong> Virginia<br />
Zach Knudson, NC State<br />
Alex McCauley, NC State<br />
Jeff Farina, Notre Dame<br />
Patrick Hodan, Notre Dame<br />
Luke Mishu, Notre Dame<br />
Andrew O’Malley, Notre Dame<br />
Evan Panken, Notre Dame<br />
Oyvind Alseth, Syracuse<br />
Julian Buescher, Syracuse<br />
Tyler Hilliard, Syracuse<br />
Eric Bird, Virginia<br />
Nicko Corriveau, Virginia<br />
Scott Thomsen, Virginia<br />
Ryan Zinkhan, Virginia<br />
Ian Harkes, Wake Forest<br />
Jacori Hayes, Wake Forest
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