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Atlantic Coast Conference women's soccer awards

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TheAtlantic Coast Conference (ACC) presents several annual honors for the best women's soccer players of the season. The conference currently presents individual awards forOffensive Player of the Year,Defensive Player of the Year,Midfielder of the Year,Goalkeeper of the Year, andFreshman of the Year. It also presents an award forCoach of the Year.

Key

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*Awarded a national player of the year award:
Hermann Trophy (1988–present)
Honda Sports Award (1988–present)
TopDrawerSoccer National Player of the Year (2011–present)
ISAA Player of the Year (1985–1995)
Soccer America Player of the Year (1985–2014)

Player of the Year (1987–2003)

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Mia Hamm, North Carolina, 3× ACC Player of the Year
Lori Lindsey, Virginia, 2× ACC Player of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year
SeasonPlayerSchoolPositionClassRef.
1987Lori HenryNorth CarolinaDefenderSophomore[1]
1988Linda HamiltonNC StateDefenderSophomore
1989Shannon Higgins *North CarolinaMidfielderSenior
1990Mia HammNorth CarolinaForwardFreshman
1991Kristine Lilly *North CarolinaMidfielderJunior
1992Mia Hamm (2) *North CarolinaForwardJunior
1993Mia Hamm (3) *North CarolinaForwardSenior
1994Tisha Venturini *North CarolinaMidfielderSenior[2]
1995Kelly WalbertDukeForwardSenior[3]
1996Erin TaylorMarylandDefenderSenior[1]
1997Andi MeldeDukeForwardSenior
1998Cindy Parlow *North CarolinaForwardSenior
1999Lorrie Fair *North CarolinaDefenderSenior
2000Lori LindseyVirginiaMidfielderJunior
2001Lori Lindsey (2)VirginiaMidfielderSenior
2002Deliah ArringtonClemsonForwardSenior[4]
2003Lindsay Tarpley *North CarolinaMidfielder/forwardSophomore[1]

Offensive Player of the Year (2004–present)

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Mami Yamaguchi, Florida State, 2007 ACC Offensive Player of the Year
Michelle Cooper, Duke, 2022 ACC Offensive Player of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Offensive Player of the Year
SeasonPlayerSchoolPositionClassRef.
2004Casey McCluskeyDukeMidfielder/forwardSenior[1]
2005Heather O'ReillyNorth CarolinaMidfielderJunior[1]
2006Yael AverbuchNorth CarolinaForwardSophomore[1]
2007Mami Yamaguchi *Florida StateForwardJunior[1]
2008Casey Nogueira *North CarolinaForwardJunior[1]
2009Tiffany McCartyFlorida StateForwardSophomore[1]
2010Sinead FarrellyVirginiaMidfielderSenior[5]
2011Katie StengelWake ForestForwardSophomore[1]
2012Caroline MillerVirginiaForwardSenior[1]
2013Crystal DunnNorth CarolinaMidfielderSenior[1]
2014Dagný Brynjarsdóttir *Florida StateMidfielderSenior[1]
2015Makenzy DoniakVirginiaForwardSenior[1]
2016Alexis ShafferVirginiaMidfielderSenior[1]
2017Imani DorseyDukeMidfielder/forwardSenior[1]
2018Alessia RussoNorth CarolinaForwardSophomore[1]
2019Deyna CastellanosFlorida StateMidfielder/forwardSenior[1]
2020Emina EkicLouisvilleMidfielderSenior[1]
2021Diana OrdóñezVirginiaForwardJunior[1]
2022Michelle Cooper *DukeForwardSophomore[1]
2023Onyi Echegini *Florida StateMidfielderFifth-year senior[1]
2024Karlie LemaCaliforniaForwardSenior[6]
2025Izzy EngleNotre DameForwardSophomore[7]

Defensive Player of the Year (2004–present)

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Crystal Dunn, North Carolina, 2× ACC Defensive of the Year
Malia Berkely, Florida State, 2× ACC Defensive Player of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year
SeasonPlayerSchoolPositionClassRef.
2004Sarah HuffmanVirginiaDefenderJunior[1]
2005Carolyn FordDukeDefenderSenior[1]
2006Laura GeorgesBoston CollegeDefenderSenior[1]
2007Becky SauerbrunnVirginiaDefenderSenior[1]
2008Nikki KrzysikVirginiaDefenderSenior[1]
2009Whitney Engen *North CarolinaDefenderSenior[1]
2010Crystal DunnNorth CarolinaDefender/midfielderFreshman[1]
2011Natasha AnasiDukeDefenderSophomore[1]
2012Crystal Dunn (2) *North CarolinaDefender/midfielderJunior[1]
2013Kassey KallmanFlorida StateDefenderSenior[8]
2014Kristin GrubkaFlorida StateDefenderSenior[1]
2015Emily SonnettVirginiaDefenderSenior[1]
2016Christina GibbonsDukeDefender/midfielderSenior[9]
2017Schuyler DeBreeDukeDefenderSenior[1]
2018Sam StaabClemsonDefenderSenior[1]
2019Malia BerkelyFlorida StateDefenderJunior[1]
2020Malia Berkely (2)Florida StateDefenderSenior[1]
2021Emily MadrilFlorida StateDefenderSenior[10]
2022Eva GaetinoNotre DameDefenderJunior[1]
2023Eva Gaetino (2)Notre DameDefenderSenior[1]
2024Cameron RollerDukeDefenderSophomore[11]
2025Elise EvansStanfordDefenderSenior[7]

Midfielder of the Year (2014–present)

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Jaelin Howell, Florida State, 2× ACC Midfielder of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Midfielder of the Year
SeasonPlayerSchoolClassRef.
2014Danielle ColapricoVirginiaSenior[12]
2015Megan ConnollyFlorida StateFreshman[13]
2016Alexis ShafferVirginiaSenior[1]
2017QuinnDukeSenior[1]
2018Sam CoffeyBoston CollegeSophomore[14]
2019Deyna CastellanosFlorida StateSenior[1]
2020Jaelin Howell *Florida StateJunior[1]
2021Jaelin Howell (2) *Florida StateSenior[1]
2022Korbin Albert *Notre DameSophomore[1]
2023Ally SentnorNorth CarolinaSophomore[15]
2024Maggie GrahamDukeGraduate[11]
2025Lia GodfreyVirginiaGraduate[7]

Goalkeeper of the Year (2022–present)

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Leah Freeman, Duke, 2024 ACC Goalkeeper of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Goalkeeper of the Year
SeasonPlayerSchoolClassRef.
2022Cristina RoqueFlorida StateJunior[16]
2023Halle MackiewiczClemsonSenior[17]
2024Leah FreemanDukeGraduate[11]
2025Caroline BirkelStanfordFreshman[7]

Freshman of the Year (1991–present)

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Maycee Bell, North Carolina, 2019 ACC Freshman of the Year
Jordynn Dudley, Florida State, 2023 ACC Freshman of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Freshman of the Year
SeasonPlayerSchoolPositionRef.
1991Tisha VenturiniNorth CarolinaMidfielder[1]
1992Thori StaplesNC StateDefender[1]
1993Debbie KellerNorth CarolinaForward[1]
1994Carmie LandeenClemsonMidfielder[1]
1995Cindy ParlowNorth CarolinaForward[1]
1996Laurie SchwoyNorth CarolinaMidfielder/forward[1]
1997Isis DallisDukeGoalkeeper[1]
1998Emily TaggartWake ForestMidfielder/forward[1]
1999Joline CharltonWake ForestForward[1]
2000Lindsay BrowneClemsonMidfielder[1]
2001Casey McCluskeyDukeMidfielder[1]
2002Lindsay TarpleyNorth CarolinaMidfielder/forward[1]
2003Becky SauerbrunnVirginiaDefender[1]
2004Ashley StinsonVirginia TechForward[1]
2005Jess RostedtVirginiaForward[1]
2006Gina DiMartinoBoston CollegeForward[1]
2007Brittney SteinbruchMiamiForward[1]
2008Tiffany McCartyFlorida StateForward[1]
2009Vicki DiMartinoBoston CollegeForward[1]
2010Katie StengelWake ForestForward[1]
2011Morgan BrianVirginiaMidfielder[1]
2012Cassie PechtDukeMidfielder/forward[1]
2013Morgan AndrewsNotre DameMidfielder[18]
2014Megan BuckinghamNorth CarolinaMidfielder/forward[1]
2015Megan ConnollyFlorida StateMidfielder[1]
2016Bridgette AndrzejewskiNorth CarolinaForward[19]
2017Emina EkicLouisvilleMidfielder[20]
Alessia RussoNorth CarolinaForward
2018Zhao Yujie *Florida StateMidfielder[1]
2019Maycee BellNorth CarolinaDefender[1]
2020Lia Godfrey *VirginiaMidfielder[21]
2021Michelle Cooper *DukeForward[1]
2022Kat RaderDukeForward[1]
2023Jordynn Dudley *Florida StateForward[1]
2024Izzy EngleNotre DameMidfielder/forward[22]
2025Kylie MaxwellWake ForestForward[7]

Coach of the Year (1987–present)

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Anson Dorrance, North Carolina, 12× ACC Coach of the Year
Mark Krikorian, Florida State, 5× ACC Coach of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year
SeasonCoachSchoolRef.
1987Anson DorranceNorth Carolina[1]
1988Larry GrossNC State
1989Lauren GreggVirginia
1990Anson Dorrance (2)North Carolina
1991Anson Dorrance (3)North Carolina
1992Bill HempenDuke
1993Anson Dorrance (4)North Carolina
1994Bill Hempen (2)Duke
1995April HeinrichsMaryland
1996Alvin CornealNC State
Anson Dorrance (5)North Carolina
1997Bill Hempen (3)Duke
1998Tony da LuzWake Forest
1999Shannon CirovskiMaryland
2000Ray LeoneClemson
2001Anson Dorrance (6)North Carolina
2002Shannon Cirovski (2)Maryland
2003Anson Dorrance (7)North Carolina
2004Anson Dorrance (8)North Carolina
2005Mark KrikorianFlorida State
2006Anson Dorrance (9)North Carolina
2007Tricia TaliaferroMaryland
2008Anson Dorrance (10)North Carolina
2009Mark Krikorian (2)Florida State
2010Brian PenskyMaryland
2011Robbie ChurchDuke
2012Mark Krikorian (3)Florida State
2013Steve SwansonVirginia
2014Mark Krikorian (4)Florida State
2015Steve Swanson (2)Virginia
2016Eddie RadwanskiClemson
2017Robbie Church (2)Duke
2018Anson Dorrance (11)North Carolina
2019Anson Dorrance (12)North Carolina
2020Mark Krikorian (5)Florida State
2021Steve Swanson (3)Virginia
2022Nate NormanNotre Dame
2023Brian Pensky (2)Florida State
2024Robbie Church (3)Duke[11]
2025Paul RatcliffeStanford[7]

See also

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References

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