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All-ACC Eight of the league’s 12 teams are represented on the three 2012 All-ACC squads, led by the Duke Blue Devils and Miami Hurricanes, who each placed three student-athletes on the first, second or third teams. The accolades were voted on by the league’s “Blue Ribbon Panel,” which consists of national and local media members, as well as school representatives. First Team Chelsea Gray, So., G ..................................... Duke Shenise Johnson, Sr., G .............................. Miami Alyssa Thomas, So., F .......................... Maryland Elizabeth Williams, Fr., C ............................. Duke Riquna Williams, Sr., G .............................. Miami Second Team Sasha Goodlett, Sr. , C ..................... Georgia Tech Tianna Hawkins, Jr., F ......................... Maryland Tyaunna Marshall, So., G ................ Georgia Tech Ariana Moorer, Sr. , G .............................. Virginia Chay Shegog, Sr. , C ..................... North Carolina Third Team Cierra Bravard, Sr., F ........................ Florida State Bonae Holston, Sr., F ............................. NC State Natasha Howard, So. ...................... Florida State Haley Peters, So., G/F ................................... Duke Stefanie Yderstrom, Jr., G ........................... Miami Honorable Mention (15-plus votes) Lynetta Kizer ........................................ Maryland Laurin Mincy ........................................ Maryland Marissa Kastanek .................................. NC State Laura Broomfield .......................... North Carolina Ataira Franklin ........................................ Virginia Lakevia Boykin ................................. Wake Forest All-ACC TOTALS, 1983-2012 School 1st 2nd 3rd HM Tot Virginia ............... 28 ..... 24 .....6 ......3 ... 61 Duke ................... 25 ..... 20 ...10 ......3 ... 58 North Carolina .... 29 ..... 12 ...13 ......1 ... 53 NC State .............. 16 ..... 20 .....3 ......5 ... 44 Maryland ............ 17 ..... 15 .....8 ......3 ... 43 Georgia Tech ......... 3 ..... 18 .....9 ......2 ... 32 Clemson .............. 11 ..... 15 .....3 ......0 ... 29 Florida State ......... 5 ....... 7 ...12 ......1 ... 25 Wake Forest ........... 2 ..... 12 .....5 ......4 ... 23 Miami ................... 7 ....... 2 .....2 ......3 ... 14 Boston College ...... 2 ....... 2 .....2 ......3 ..... 9 Virginia Tech ......... 0 ....... 1 .....1 ......2 ..... 4 ALL-ACC DEFENSIVE The 2011-12 ACC All-Defensive Team, which was selected by the 12 ACC women’s basketball head coaches, consisted of five players representing five different schools in the ACC footprint. Elizabeth Williams, Fr., C ............................. Duke Natasha Howard, So., F,....................Florida State Alicia DeVaughn, So,, C .........................Maryland Shenise Johnson, Sr., G, ..............................Miami Lexie Gerson, Jr., G ................................... Virginia 2011-12 ACC Defensive Player of the Year Elizabeth Williams, Fr., C ............................. Duke ACC Women’s Basketball 2011-12 IN REVIEW ALL-ACC FRESHMAN The Atlantic Coast Conference women’s All-Freshman team was voted on by members of the ACC’s Blue Ribbon Panel, which was formed in 2008 and is comprised of media members as well as head coaches of the 12 league schools. All-ACC Freshman Team Nikki Dixon, G/F ..................................... Clemson Elizabeth Williams, C .................................. Duke Sydney Wallace, G .......................... Georgia Tech Brene Moseley, G ................................. Maryland Brittany Rountree, G .................... North Carolina 2011-12 ACC Freshman of the Year Elizabeth Williams, C .................................. Duke All-ACC FRESHMAN, 1991-2012 School ..................No. Last Player ............Year Duke ........................ 18 Williams ..................2012 Maryland ................. 18 Moseley .................2012 North Carolina ......... 15 Rountree .................2012 Wake Forest .............. 12 Garcia .....................2010 Virginia .................... 11 Franklin ..................2011 NC State ................... 10 Kastanek ................2010 Florida State .............. 9 Howard ...................2011 Georgia Tech .............. 8 Wallace ...................2012 Clemson ..................... 7 Dixon ......................2012 Boston College ........... 2 Murphy/Swords ......2008 Miami......................... 1 Johnson ..................2009 Virginia Tech .............. 1 Barbour ..................2008 ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Boston College (1): Alyssa Fressle**; Clemson (3): Lauren Couch*; Kelly Gramlich*; Lindsey Mason****. Duke (5): Jenna Frush*; Amber Henson*; Richa Jackson; Haley Peters**; Allison Vernerey***. Florida State (2): Chasity Clayton*; Emma Loucks*. Georgia Tech (6): Shayla Bivins***; Tjasa Gortnar*; Danielle Hamilton- Carter ***; Sarah Hartwell*; Chelsea Regins**; Sharena Taylor*. Maryland (3): Sequoia Austin**; Kimberly Rodgers****; Katie Rutan*. Miami (1): Stefani Yderstrom**. North Carolina (1): Laura Broomfield***. NC State (6): Kody Burke**; Therany Dunnigan*; Kim Durham****; Myisha Goodwin-Coleman*; Marissa Kastanek***; Paige Woodard**. Virginia (3): Simone Egwu***; Chelsea Shine*; Errin Thompson*. Virginia Tech (1): Kelsey Conyers*. Wake Forest (3): Camille Collier*****; Brooke Thomas***; Mykala Walker*. *Number of years honored 2011-12 ALL-ACC ACADEMIC TEAM Kelly Gramlich, Fr., G ................................. Clemson Lindsey Mason, Sr., F/C .............................. Clemson Tricia Liston, So., G .......................................... Duke Haley Peters, So., G/F ...................................... Duke Kathleen Scheer, Jr., G/F ................................. Duke Shay Selby, Sr., G ............................................ Duke Allison Vernerey, Jr., C ..................................... Duke Elizabeth Williams, Fr., C ................................ Duke Kimberly Rodgers, Sr. G ........................... Maryland Brene Moseley, Fr., G ................................ Maryland Stefanie Yderstrom, Jr., G .............................. Miami Laura Broomfield, Sr., F ................... North Carolina Kody Burke, So., F .................................... NC State Marissa Kastanek, Jr., G ........................... NC State Simone Egwu, Jr., C ................................... Virginia 2011-12 ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year Marissa Kastanek, Jr., G ........................... NC State 2011-12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK N15 ................................. Amber White, NC State N14 .............................Alyssa Thomas, Maryland N21 ................................. Chelsea Shine, Virginia N28 ............................... Shenise Johnson, Miami D5 ......................................... Chelsea Gray, Duke D12 ............................... Riquna Williams, Miami D19 ...............................Bonae Holston, NC State D26 ........................Sasha Goodlett, Georgia Tech ...............................Chay Shegog, North Carolina J2 ................................Alyssa Thomas, Maryland J9 ................................Alyssa Thomas, Maryland J16 .........................Sasha Goodlett, Georgia Tech J23 ........................................ Chelsea Gray, Duke J30 ............................ Monet Tellier, Virginia Tech F6 ...........................Chay Shegog, North Carolina F13 ................................Tianna Hawkins, Maryland F20 ................................Tianna Hawkins, Maryland F27 ..............................Alyssa Thomas, Maryland 2011-12 ROOKIES OF THE WEEK N14 ....................................Nikki Dixon, Clemson N21 ............................. Brene Moseley, Maryland N28 ..............................Elizabeth Williams, Duke D5 .................. Brittany Rountree, North Carolina D12 ..............................Elizabeth Williams, Duke D19 ...............................Kelly Gramlich, Clemson D26 ..............................Elizabeth Williams, Duke J2 ................... Brittany Rountree, North Carolina J9 .................................Elizabeth Williams, Duke J16 ...............................Elizabeth Williams, Duke J23 ...............................Elizabeth Williams, Duke J30 .....................................Nikki Dixon, Clemson F6 .......................................Nikki Dixon, Clemson F13 ...............................Elizabeth Williams, Duke F20 ...............................Elizabeth Williams, Duke F27 ...............................Elizabeth Williams, Duke PLAYERS OF THE WEEK, 1984-2012 School ................. Player ..... Rookie .......Total Duke .............................75 .............51 ..........126 North Carolina ..............64 .............49 ..........113 Virginia .........................67 .............35 ..........102 Maryland ......................44 .............47 ............91 NC State ........................46 .............30 ............76 Georgia Tech .................26 .............25 ............51 Clemson ........................30 .............15 ............45 Wake Forest ...................18 .............24 ............42 Florida State .................14 .............24 ............38 Miami ...........................18 ...............5 ............23 Boston College ................8 ...............9 ............17 Virginia Tech ...................3 ...............3 ..............6 PLAYER OF THE WEEK RECORDS Career Player of the Week (all-time) 18 - Alana Beard, Duke (2000-04) Player of the Week (single-season) 6 - Alana Beard, Duke (2002-03) 6 - Alana Beard, Duke (2003-04) Rookie of the Week (single-season) 9 - Tracy Connor, Wake Forest (1992-93) 9 - Elizabeth Williams, Duke (2011-12) 9
10 2011-12 IN REVIEW ACC vs. NONCONFERENCE TEAMS League teams posted a 121-56 record against nonconference opponents during the 2011-12 season. In the 34-year history of the league, ACC schools ACC teams combined for 10 wins over ranked nonconference opponents last season. DEFENDING THE HOME COURT Miami was flawless on its home court for the second straight season in 2011-12, and the ACC’s top seven teams were a combined 124-20 in home games. have produced a 3,311-1,307 (.717) record versus Team Years Record nonconference foes. Date ACC vs. AP/Coaches Opponent, Score Boston College ............................ 5th .........75-36 Records Against .... 2010-11 .... 2011-12 N13 ...11/10 Maryland d. 10/16 Georgetown, 72-53 N20 ................ Virginia d. 3/3 Tennessee, 69-64 (ot) Clemson ..................................... 35th ......355-157 Duke .......................................... 35th ......381-110 Florida State .............................. 19th ......177-112 America East ..................6-0 .............. 2-2 D1 ........................7/6 Duke d. 13/16 Purdue, 64-53 Georgia Tech ..............................32nd .....286-178 Atlantic 10 ....................10-4 ............. 8-4 D5 .............9/9 Miami d. 11/12 Rutgers, 92-81 (2ot) Maryland ................................... 11th .......142-27 Atlantic Sun .................10-12 ........... 10-1 Big East ........................6-14 ........... 11-10 Big Sky ..........................1-0 .............. 1-0 Big South .......................8-0 .............. 8-1 D18 ................. NC State d. 20/18 Vanderbilt, 66-59 D29 ...........5/5 Maryland d. 19/20 Delaware, 85-76 M19........... 5/5 Maryland d. 19/19 Louisville, 72-68 Miami ......................................... 7th .......110-50 North Carolina ........................... 36th .....452-103 NC State ..................................... 36th ......386-112 Virginia ........................................ 4th .........84-24 Big Ten ...........................7-9 .............. 7-9 M20..... 15/13 Ga. Tech d. 17/15 Georgetown, 76-64 Virginia Tech ............................... 6th .........74-49 Big 12 ............................4-4 .............. 1-3 M24.................. 6/6 Duke d. 14/21 St. John’s, 74-47 Wake Forest ................................ 33rd .....236-215 Big West .........................2-0 .............. 0-0 Colonial .........................11-2 ............ 12-4 M25........ 5/5 Maryland d. 22/14 Texas A&M, 81-74 Conference USA .............4-1 .............. 3-2 Great West ......................0-0 .............. 1-0 Horizon ..........................1-0 .............. 0-1 Each ACC school faced at least six Top 25-ranked opponents last season and at least three Top Ivy Group .......................4-2 .............. 1-0 10-ranked foes. ACC champion Maryland defeated Metro Atlantic ................4-0 .............. 0-0 four nonconference teams ranked among the na- Mid-American ................3-0 .............. 2-0 tion’s Top 25, including two in the NCAA Tourna- Mid-Eastern ..................10-0 ............ 10-3 ment. The complete ACC vs. ranked teams ledger Missouri Valley ...............1-0 .............. 0-1 Mountain West ...............4-0 .............. 1-0 from 2011-12: Northeast .......................5-1 .............. 6-0 Ohio Valley .....................4-0 .............. 2-0 Pacific 12 .......................4-2 .............. 0-3 Patriot ............................2-0 .............. 5-0 School # of Top 25-Opp. # of Top 10-Opp. Boston College ....................... 7 ............................ 4 Clemson ................................. 6 ............................ 3 2011-12 HOME ATTENDANCE MARKS Team Games Total Average Boston College ................ 15 ...........11852 ..........790 Southeastern .................11-6 ............. 7-8 Duke .................................... 10 ............................ 6 Clemson .......................... 15 ...........13625 ..........908 Southern .......................12-2 ............. 6-1 Florida State .......................... 8 ............................ 4 Duke ............................... 14 ...........75054 .........5361 Southland ......................0-0 .............. 1-0 Southwestern .................5-0 .............. 4-0 Summit ..........................1-1 .............. 0-1 Sun Belt .........................3-0 .............. 4-0 West Coast ......................1-0 .............. 1-2 Western Athletic .............1-1 .............. 2-0 Others/Indep. .................7-0 .............. 4-0 ..........................................153-51 ...........121-56 Georgia Tech ........................ 12 ............................ 5 Maryland ............................. 11 ............................ 5 Miami .................................... 9 ............................ 4 North Carolina ..................... 10 ............................ 7 NC State ................................. 7 ............................ 4 Virginia ................................ 10 ............................ 5 Virginia Tech .......................... 7 ............................ 4 Florida State ................... 14 ...........33985 .........2428 Georgia Tech ................... 13 ...........13545 .........1042 Maryland ........................ 18 ...........96401 .........5356 Miami ............................. 16 ...........22515 .........1407 North Carolina ................ 17 ...........44710 .........2630 NC State .......................... 18 ...........41504 .........2306 Virginia ........................... 19 ...........61617 .........3243 Virginia Tech ................... 13 ...........33593 .........2584 ...........................................(.750) .............(.684) Wake Forest ............................ 8 ............................ 6 Wake Forest ..................... 19 ...........14981 ..........788 Beginning with the 2004-05 season, ACC women’s basketball teams have won at least 121 games against nonconference opposition every year. The 205 nonconference games played in 2007-08 were the most in the history of ACC women’s basketball. The 2005-06 season saw the ACC set a league record for the highest winning percentage against nonconference opposition (.822). ACC teams posted a collective 121-56 record against nonleague teams that season. ACC vs. NON-CONFERENCE (1978-2012) Year Won Lost GP Pct. Year Won Lost GP Pct. 1978-79 73 55 128 .570 1995-96 76 27 103 .738 1979-80 100 53 153 .654 1996-97 79 25 104 .760 1980-81 95 77 172 .552 1997-98 79 31 110 .718 1981-82 92 61 153 .601 1998-99 74 36 110 .673 1982-83 90 48 138 .652 1999-00 83 36 119 .697 1983-84 80 38 118 .678 2000-01 87 29 116 .750 1984-85 80 27 107 .748 2001-02 78 35 113 .690 1985-86 74 25 99 .747 2002-03 85 31 116 .733 1986-87 80 28 108 .741 2003-04 80 34 114 .702 1987-88 74 30 104 .712 2004-05 130 36 166 .783 1988-89 82 26 108 .759 2005-06 152 33 185 .822 1989-90 83 30 113 .735 2006-07 152 52 204 .745 1990-91 96 36 132 .727 2007-08 154 51 205 .751 1991-92 92 24 116 .793 2008-09 155 44 199 .779 1992-93 79 19 98 .806 2009-10 152 52 204 .745 1993-94 70 30 100 .700 2010-11 153 51 204 .750 1994-95 85 32 117 .726 2011-12 121 56 177 .684 TOTALS 3,311 1,307 4,618 .717 ACC ACC Women’s Women’s Basketball Basketball
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