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ACC MEN’s GOLF<br />
20<strong>15</strong> Champion / GEORGIA TECH AWARD WINNERS<br />
2013 Champions / Virginia<br />
Freshman of the Year<br />
Will Zalatoris<br />
Wake Forest<br />
Coach of the Year<br />
Trey Jones<br />
Florida State<br />
Player of the Year<br />
Ollie Schniederjans<br />
Georgia Tech<br />
Rod Myers Scholar -<br />
Athlete of the Year<br />
Anders Albertson<br />
Georgia Tech<br />
- GEORGIA TECH shot a 54-hole 19-under-par 845 and defeated Clemson in<br />
two playoff holes to capture the 20<strong>15</strong> ACC Men’s Golf Championship at the<br />
Old North State Club in New London, North Carolina.<br />
- Georgia Tech’s Anders Albertson, Louisville’s Robin Sciot-Siegrist, and<br />
Virginia Tech’s Trevor Cone shot 11-under par for ACC Championship<br />
weekend and were named co-individual medalists.<br />
- Georgia Tech also led ACC teams in NCAA Championship competition with a<br />
ninth-place finish in stroke play. Florida State placed 11th.<br />
- Duke’s Jake Shuman tied for 16th place to lead all ACC golfers in individual<br />
NCAA competition. Shuman shot a four-day score of 289.<br />
- The five ACC teams that advanced to the NCAA Golf Championship following<br />
the final round of regional play were the most from the conference since<br />
five also advanced in 2010. Clemson, Duke and Virginia also advanced in<br />
addition to Georgia Tech and Florida State. Louisville’s Robin Sciot-Siegrist<br />
earned a spot in the Championship as an individual.<br />
- Florida State finished the regular season ranked No. 1 nationally by GolfStat.<br />
- ACC Player of the Year Ollie Schniederjans of Georgia Tech became the sixth<br />
repeat winner of that honor. He also spent part of the season holding the<br />
No. 1 spot in the World Amateur Golf Rankings and was named to the Palmer<br />
Cup Team.<br />
- Georgia Tech’s Anders Albertson and Virginia’s Denny McCarthy became<br />
the <strong>15</strong>th and 16th players in league history to earn All-ACC honors four<br />
times in their careers.<br />
ALL-ACC<br />
Jack Maguire, Florida State<br />
Hank Lebioda, Florida State<br />
Rowin Caron, Florida State<br />
Ollie Schniederjans, Georgia Tech<br />
Anders Albertson, Georgia Tech<br />
Robin Sciot-Siegrist, Louisville<br />
Ben Griffin, North Carolina<br />
Derek Bard, Virginia<br />
Denny McCarthy, Virginia<br />
Trevor Cone, Virginia Tech<br />
Scott Vincent, Virginia Tech<br />
Will Zalatoris, Wake Forest<br />
1954 Duke<br />
1955 Wake Forest<br />
1956 North Carolina<br />
1957 Wake Forest<br />
1958 Wake Forest<br />
1959 Duke<br />
1960 North Carolina<br />
1961 Duke<br />
1962 Duke<br />
1963 Wake Forest<br />
1964 Maryland<br />
South Carolina<br />
1965 North Carolina<br />
1966 Duke<br />
1967 Wake Forest<br />
1968 Wake Forest<br />
1969 Wake Forest<br />
1970 Wake Forest<br />
1971 Wake Forest<br />
1972 Wake Forest<br />
1973 Wake Forest<br />
1974 Wake Forest<br />
1974 Wake Forest<br />
1975 Wake Forest<br />
All-Time ACC Champions<br />
1975 Wake Forest<br />
1976 Wake Forest<br />
1977 North Carolina<br />
1978 Wake Forest<br />
1979 Wake Forest<br />
1980 Wake Forest<br />
1981 North Carolina<br />
1982 Clemson<br />
1983 North Carolina<br />
1984 North Carolina<br />
1985 Georgia Tech<br />
1986 North Carolina<br />
1987 Clemson<br />
1988 Clemson<br />
1989 Wake Forest<br />
1990 Clemson<br />
NC State<br />
1991 Georgia Tech<br />
1992 Georgia Tech<br />
1993 Georgia Tech<br />
1994 Georgia Tech<br />
1995 North Carolina<br />
All-Time NCAA Champions<br />
1986 Wake Forest<br />
2003 Clemson<br />
ALL-ACC ACADEMIC<br />
John Jackopsic, Boston College<br />
Billy Kennerly, Clemson<br />
Miller Capps, Clemson<br />
Stephen Behr, Clemson<br />
Adam Wood, Duke<br />
Jacob Shuman, Duke<br />
Turner Southey-Gordon, Duke<br />
Josh Lee, Florida State<br />
Anders Albertson, Georgia Tech<br />
Chris Petefish, Georgia Tech<br />
James Clark, Georgia Tech<br />
Ollie Schneiderjans, Georgia Tech<br />
1996 North Carolina<br />
1997 Clemson<br />
1998 Clemson<br />
1999 Georgia Tech<br />
2000 Clemson<br />
2001 Georgia Tech<br />
2002 Georgia Tech<br />
2003 Clemson<br />
2004 Clemson<br />
2005 Duke<br />
2006 Georgia Tech<br />
North Carolina<br />
2007 Georgia Tech<br />
Virginia Tech<br />
2008 Florida State<br />
2009 Georgia Tech<br />
2010 Georgia Tech<br />
2011 Georgia Tech<br />
2012 Georgia Tech<br />
2013 Duke<br />
<strong>2014</strong> Georgia Tech<br />
20<strong>15</strong> Georgia Tech<br />
Vince Whaley, Georgia Tech<br />
Jeffrey Lehman, Louisville<br />
Robin Sciot-Siegrist, Louisville<br />
Benjamin Griffin, North Carolina<br />
Carter Jenkins, North Carolina<br />
William Register, North Carolina<br />
Tyler Wingo, Notre Dame<br />
Derek Bard, Virginia<br />
Jimmy Stanger, Virginia<br />
Maclain Huge, Virginia Tech<br />
Davis Womble, Wake Forest<br />
48 <strong>2014</strong>-<strong>15</strong> ACC <strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> / ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS / SPRING SPORTS
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