2017 Atlantic Coast Conference women's soccer season

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2017 Atlantic Coast Conference women's soccer season
Atlantic Coast Conference logo.svg
League NCAA Division I
Sport Soccer
DurationAugust, 2017 – November, 2017
Number of teams14
2018 NWSL College Draft
Top draft pick Quinn [lower-alpha 1]
Picked by Washington Spirit, 3rd overall
Regular season
Season champions Duke
  Runners-up North Carolina
Top scorer Deyna Castellanos, Florida State Seminoles [1]
Tournament
Champions North Carolina
  Runners-up Duke
Finals MVP Alessia Russo, North Carolina Tar Heels
ACC women's soccer seasons
2017 ACC women's soccer standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L T PCTW L T PCT
No. 3 Duke  y1000 1.0002321 .904
#8 North Carolina y 802 .9001732 .818
No. 21 NC State  y631 .6501552 .727
No. 9 Virginia  y523 .6501374 .625
Wake Forest  y532 .6001174 .591
No. 18 Notre Dame  y532 .600985 .523
No. 15 Florida State  y541 .5501371 .643
Boston College  451 .4501091 .525
Clemson  y343 .4501054 .632
Louisville  352 .400972 .556
Syracuse  261 .278782 .471
Virginia Tech  153 .278765 .528
Miami  190 .1005110 .313
Pittsburgh  091 .0503123 .250
Conference champion
2017 ACC Tournament champion
y Invited to the NCAA Tournament
As of December 7, 2017
Rankings from United Soccer Coaches Poll
Source: The ACC

The 2017 Atlantic Coast Conference women's soccer season was the 29th season of women's varsity soccer in the conference.

Contents

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Clemson Tigers the defending regular season champions. The Florida State Seminoles are the defending ACC tournament Champions.

Changes from 2016

There were no coaching changes from 2016 to 2017.

Teams

Stadiums and locations

TeamStadiumCapacity
Boston College Eagles Newton Soccer Complex 2,500
Clemson Tigers Riggs Field 6,500
Duke Blue Devils Koskinen Stadium 7,000
Florida State Seminoles Seminole Soccer Complex 1,600
Louisville Cardinals Lynn Stadium 5,300
Miami Hurricanes Cobb Stadium 500
NC State Wolfpack Dail Soccer Stadium3,000
North Carolina Tar Heels Fetzer Field 5,025
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Alumni Stadium 2,500
Pittsburgh Panthers Ambrose Urbanic Field 735
Syracuse Orange SU Soccer Stadium 5,000
Virginia Cavaliers Klöckner Stadium 8,000
Virginia Tech Hokies Thompson Field 2,500
Wake Forest Demon Deacons Spry Stadium 3,000

1. ^ Georgia Tech does not sponsor women's soccer

Personnel

TeamHead coachCaptain
Boston College Eagles Flag of the United States.svg Alison Foley [2] Allyson Swaby
Lauren Berman [3]
Clemson Tigers Flag of the United States.svg Eddie Radwanski [4] None Announced
Duke Blue Devils Flag of the United States.svg Robbie Church [5] None Announced
Florida State Seminoles Flag of the United States.svg Mark Krikorian [6] Natalia Kuikka [7]
Louisville Cardinals Flag of the United States.svg Karen Ferguson-Dayes [8] None Announced
Miami Hurricanes Flag of the United States.svg Mary-Frances Monroe [9] Dejah Cason [10]
NC State Wolfpack Flag of the United States.svg Tim Santoro [11] None Announced
North Carolina Tar Heels Flag of India.svg Anson Dorrance [12] Annie Kingman
Joanna Boyles
Julia Ashley
Megan Buckingham [13]
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Flag of the United States.svg Theresa Romagnolo [14] Monica Flores
Ginny McGowan
Sandra Yu [15]
Pittsburgh Panthers Flag of the United States.svg Greg Miller [16] Taylor Price
Ashley Moreira
Emma Pozzulo [17]
Syracuse Orange Flag of England.svg Phil Wheddon [18] Eva Gordon
Alana O'Neill
Courtney Brosnan [19]
Virginia Cavaiers Flag of the United States.svg Steve Swanson [20] Veronica Latsko
Megan Reid
Brianna Westrup
Virginia Tech Hokies Flag of the United States.svg Charles Adair [21] None Announced
Wake Forest Demon Deacons Flag of the United States.svg Tony da Luz [22] Maddie Huster [23]

Pre-season

Pre-season poll

The ACC women's soccer pre-season poll was determined by a vote of all 14 ACC women's soccer head coaches. The poll was voted on as teams began their pre-season training during the first week of August. The coaches also voted on a pre-season all-ACC team. [24]

Pre-season coaches poll

  1. Florida State – 186 points (8 First-Place Votes)
  2. North Carolina – 172 (2)
  3. Duke – 170 (1)
  4. Virginia – 160 (2)
  5. Notre Dame – 145 (1)
  6. Clemson – 120
  7. NC State – 104
  8. Virginia Tech – 91
  9. Wake Forest – 72
  10. Boston College – 71
  11. Miami – 65
  12. Louisville – 63
  13. Syracuse – 33
  14. Pittsburgh – 18

Pre-Season All-ACC Team

PositionPlayerClassSchool
Goalkeeper Cassie Miller Senior Redshirt.svg Florida State
Defender Sam Staab JuniorClemson
Quinn [lower-alpha 1] SeniorDuke
Natalia Kuikka JuniorFlorida State
Midfielder Megan Connolly JuniorFlorida State
Sandra YuSeniorNotre Dame
Forward Deyna Castellanos SophomoreFlorida State
Jessie Scarpa JuniorNorth Carolina
Bridgette Andrzejewski SophomoreNorth Carolina
Jennifer WestendorfSophomoreNotre Dame
Veronica Latsko SeniorVirginia

Hermann Trophy Watchlist

The ACC had 4 women named to the Hermann Trophy watchlist prior to the season. [25]

Regular season

Rankings

United Soccer

Legend
 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
 Pre
Aug. 4
Wk 1
Aug. 22
Wk 2
Aug. 29
Wk 3
Sept. 5
Wk 4
Sept. 11
Wk 5
Sept. 19
Wk 6
Sept. 26
Wk 7
Oct. 3
Wk 8
Oct. 10
Wk 9
Oct. 17
Wk 10
Oct. 24
Wk 11
Oct. 31
Wk 12
Nov. 7
Final
Dec. 5
Boston College
Clemson1313841119RVRVRVRVRVRVRVRV
Duke121213114444442233
Florida State156151316232116161823RVRV15
Louisville
Miami
North Carolina649610855554428
NC State2520RVRV24RVRVRVRV242121
Notre Dame1824RVRVNRRV22RVRVRV24RVRV18
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Virginia111038511151314121010128
Virginia TechRVRVRV
Wake Forest1817231820152215212524RV

Top Drawer Soccer

Legend
 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
 Pre
Aug. 1
Wk 1
Aug. 17
Wk 2
Aug. 21
Wk 3
Aug. 28
Wk 4
Sept. 4
Wk 5
Sept. 11
Wk 6
Sept. 18
Wk 7
Sept. 25
Wk 8
Oct. 2
Wk 9
Oct. 9
Wk 10
Oct. 16
Wk 11
Oct. 23
Wk 12
Oct. 30
Wk 13
Nov. 6
Wk 14
Nov. 13
Wk 15
Nov. 20
Wk 16
Nov. 27
Final
Dec. 4
Boston College
Clemson21211812111220
Duke559963344442255333
Florida State44485566614142323242424
Louisville
Miami
North Carolina998131214555554422111111
NC State22222118232221RV251715161616
Notre Dame1414151520RV1916RVRVRV
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Virginia191917489141818171314111412999
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest23171818RV16191017181918191919

Statistics

Overall season statistics can be found on the ACC's website.

Players of the Week

WeekOffensive Player of the weekDefensive of the week
August 22, 2017 [26] Joanna Boyles, North Carolina Katelyn McEachern, Pittsburgh
August 29, 2017 [27] Taylor Ziemer, Virginia Laurel Ivory, Virginia
Maddie Huster, Wake Forest
September 5, 2017 [28] Emina Ekic, Louisville Julia Ashley, North Carolina
September 12, 2017 [29] Tziarra King, NC State EJ Proctor, Duke
September 19, 2017 [30] Natalie Jacobs, Notre Dame Sydney Wooten, NC State
September 26, 2017 [31] Dorian Bailey, North Carolina Taylor Otto, North Carolina
October 3, 2017 [32] Veronica Latsko, Virginia Mandy McGlynn, Virginia Tech
October 10, 2017 [33] Alessia Russo, North Carolina Schuyler DeBree, Duke
Julia Ashley (2), North Carolina
October 17, 2017 [34] Bayley Feist, Wake Forest Sandy MacIver, Clemson
October 24, 2017 [35] Jennifer Westendorf, Notre Dame Gabby Kouzelos, Louisville
October 31, 2017 [36] Tziarra King (2), NC State Chelsea Burns, Duke

Postseason

ACC tournament

SemifinalsFinal
      
1 Duke 1
4 Virginia 0
1 Duke 0
2 North Carolina 1
2 North Carolina 1
3 NC State 0

NCAA tournament

The ACC had a total of 8 teams selected to the NCAA tournament. This was the second most number of teams from any conference in the tournament, behind the SEC (9). All teams were selected to host a first round match, and two teams were selected as number one seeds.

SeedRegionSchool1st round2nd round3rd roundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsChampionship
1 Durham Duke W 1–0 vs. UNC Greensboro(Durham, NC)W 7–0 vs. Oklahoma State(Durham, NC)W 3–0 vs. Texas(Durham, NC)W 4–0 vs. Baylor(Durham, NC)T 0–0 L, 3–4 PKvs. UCLA(Orlando, FL)
1 Chapel Hill North Carolina W 3–0 vs. High Point(Cary, NC)W 1–0 vs. Colorado(Cary, NC)L 1–2 (OT) vs.Princeton(Cary, NC)
3 Chapel Hill Virginia W 2–0 vs. St. Francis(Charlottesville, VA)W 3–0 vs. Pepperdine(Los Angeles, CA)L 1–2 vs. UCLA(Los Angeles, CA)
4 Stanford Florida State W 5–0 vs. Ole Miss(Tallahassee, FL)W 2–0 vs. Arizona Stanford, CA)L 0–1 vs. Stanford Stanford, CA)
Durham Clemson W 2–1 vs. Alabama(Clemson, SC)T 1–1 L, 5–6 PK vs. Texas(Durham, NC)
Chapel Hill NC State W 4–1 vs. Arkansas(Raleigh, NC)T 1–1 L, 4–5 PK vs. Princeton(Cary, NC)
Durham Notre Dame W 5–0 vs. IUPUI(Notre Dame, IN)T 2–2 W, 4–1 PK vs. Texas A&M(College Station, TX)L 2–3 (OT) vs. Baylor(College Station, TX)
Stanford Wake Forest T 0–0 W, 2–1 PK vs. Georgetown(Winston-Salem, NC)L 0–2 vs. Penn State(Morgantown, WV)
W–L (%):7–0–1 (.938)4–1–3 (.688)1–4 (.200)1–0 (1.000)0–0–1 (.500)0–0 (–) Total: 13–5–5 (.674)

Awards and honors

United Soccer Coaches All-Americans

Six total players from the ACC were named to the United Soccer Coaches All-America teams. Two players were named to each the first, second and third team. [37]

First Team

Second Team

Third Team

ACC Awards

[38]

2017 ACC Women's Soccer Individual Awards
AwardRecipient(s)
Offensive Player of the Year Imani Dorsey – Duke
Coach of the YearRobbie Church – Duke
Defensive Player of the Year Schuyler DeBree – Duke
Midfielder of the Year Quinn [lower-alpha 1] – Duke
Freshman of the Year Emina Ekic – Louisville
Alessia Russo – North Carolina
2017 ACC Women's Soccer All-Conference Teams
First TeamSecond TeamThird TeamAll-Freshman Team

Imani Dorsey, Sr., F, Duke
Quinn, [lower-alpha 1] Sr., M, Duke
Kayla McCoy, Jr., F, Duke
Schuyler DeBree, Sr., D, Duke
EJ Proctor, Sr., GK, Duke
Deyna Castellanos, So., F, Florida State
Natalia Kuikka, Jr., D, Florida State
Alessia Russo, Fr., F, North Carolina
Tziarra King, So., M, NC State
Sandra Yu, GS, M, Notre Dame
Veronica Latsko, Sr., F, Virginia

Sam Staab, Jr., D, Clemson
Ella Stevens, So., F, Duke
Taylor Racioppi, Jr., F, Duke
Emina Ekic, Fr., M, Louisville
Joanna Boyles, Sr., M, North Carolina
Dorian Bailey, Jr., M, North Carolina
Julia Ashley, Jr., D, North Carolina
Natalie Jacobs, So., F, Notre Dame
Megan Reid, Sr., D, Virginia
Maddie Huster, Sr., M, Wake Forest
Lindsay Preston, Sr., GK, Wake Forest

Sam Coffey, Fr., M, Boston College
Ashton Miller, Sr., M, Duke
Gloriana Villalobos, Fr., M, Florida State
Jennifer Westendorf, So., F, Notre Dame
Ricci Walking, So., M, NC State
Bridgett Andrzejewski, So., M, North Carolina
Emily Fox, Fr., M, North Carolina
Taylor Otto, R-Fr., D, North Carolina
Courtney Brosnan, Sr., GK, Syracuse
Taryn Torres, Fr., M, Virginia
Phoebe McClernon, So., D, Virginia
Bayley Feist, Jr., M, Wake Forest

Sam Coffey, Fr., M, Boston College
Mariana Speckmaier, Fr., F, Clemson
Taylor Mitchell, Fr., D, Duke
Gloriana Villalobos, Fr., M, Florida State
Emina Ekic, Fr., M, Louisville
Alessia Russo, Fr., F, North Carolina
Emily Fox, Fr., M, North Carolina
Lulu Guttenberger, Fr., D, NC State
Sammi Fisher, Fr., M, Notre Dame
Taryn Torres, Fr., M, Virginia
Vicky Krug, Fr., D, Wake Forest

Draft picks

The ACC had 12 total players selected in the 2018 NWSL College Draft. There were 3 players selected in the first round, 1 player selected in the second round, 5 players selected in the third round, and 3 players selected in the fourth round. Duke lead the way with 6 players selected, Wake Forest and North Carolina had 2 players selected each, and Virginia and Notre Dame each had 1 player selected.

FW Forward MF Midfielder DF Defender GK Goalkeeper
PlayerTeamRoundPick #PositionSchool
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Quinn [lower-alpha 1] Washington Spirit 1st3MFDuke
Flag of the United States.svg Imani Dorsey Sky Blue FC 1st5FWDuke
Flag of the United States.svg Sandra Yu Portland Thorns FC 1st8MFNotre Dame
Flag of the United States.svg Schuyler DeBree Washington Spirit 2nd12DFDuke
Flag of the United States.svg Ashton Miller Boston Breakers 3rd22MFDuke
Flag of the United States.svg Megan Buckingham Chicago Red Stars 3rd24MFNorth Carolina
Flag of the United States.svg Allyson Haran Seattle Reign FC 3rd25DFWake Forest
Flag of the United States.svg Maddie Huster Washington Spirit 3rd26MFWake Forest
Flag of the United States.svg Veronica Latsko Houston Dash 3rd28FWVirginia
Flag of the United States.svg Abby Elinsky Houston Dash 3rd30MFNorth Carolina
Flag of the United States.svg Joanna Boyles Boston Breakers 4th32MFNorth Carolina
Flag of the United States.svg Emma Jane Proctor Utah Royals FC 4th34GKDuke
Flag of the United States.svg Morgan Reid North Carolina Courage 4th39DFDuke

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Then known as Rebecca Quinn

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