2024 Atlantic Coast Conference women's soccer season

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2024 Atlantic Coast Conference women's soccer season
Atlantic Coast Conference logo.svg
League NCAA Division I
Sport Soccer
DurationAugust 15, 2024 – October 31, 2024
Number of teams17
Regular season
Season champions Duke
  Runners-up Wake Forest
Season MVPOffensive:Karlie Lema
Midfielder:Maggie Graham
Defensive:Cameron Roller
Top scorerKarile Lema (California) [1]
Tournament
Champions Florida State
  Runners-up North Carolina
Finals MVP Taylor Huff (Florida State)
ACC women's soccer seasons
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2024 ACC women's soccer standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L T PCTW L T PCT
No. 3 Duke  ‍†‍‍y9–0–1 .95018–3–1 .841
No. 2 Wake Forest  ‍‍‍y7–2–1 .75016–4–4 .750
No. 13 Florida State  ‍‍‡‍y7–2–1 .75015–2–4 .810
No. 1 North Carolina  ‍‍‍y7–3–0 .70022–5–0 .815
No. 7 Virginia Tech  ‍‍‍y6–2–2 .70014–6–3 .674
No. 6 Notre Dame  ‍‍‍y5–1–4 .70014–4–4 .727
California  ‍‍‍y5–4–1 .55013–6–2 .667
No. 4 Stanford  ‍‍‍y5–4–1 .55016–5–2 .739
Virginia  ‍‍‍y5–5–0 .50013–5–1 .711
Boston College  ‍‍‍4–4–2 .50012–5–2 .684
Pittsburgh  ‍‍‍3–5–2 .4009–6–3 .583
Louisville  ‍‍‍2–5–3 .3507–6–5 .528
SMU  ‍‍‍2–6–2 .3006–9–2 .412
Clemson  ‍‍‍2–7–1 .2506–8–3 .441
Miami (FL)  ‍‍‍1–6–3 .2505–8–4 .412
NC State  ‍‍‍1–6–3 .2504–10–4 .333
Syracuse  ‍‍‍0–9–1 .0506–10–2 .389
† – Conference champion
‡ – 2024 ACC Tournament champion
y – Invited to the NCAA Tournament
As of December 10, 2024
Rankings from United Soccer Coaches Poll
Source: The ACC

The 2024 Atlantic Coast Conference women's soccer season was the 36th season of women's varsity soccer in the conference. This was the first season where seventeen teams compete in the conference, after the additions of California, SMU, and Standford on July 1, 2024. [2]

Contents

Florida State were the defending regular season and ACC tournament titlists. They finished 9–0–1 in ACC play and won both of their games in the ACC Tournament. Florida State would go on to win the national championship, and complete an undefeated season. They were the first team to finish undefeated since Stanford in 2011. [3] [4]

The Duke Blue Devils finished as regular season champions with a record of 9–0–1. They were unable to prevail in the ACC tournament as third-seed Florida State won its fifth consecutive tournament title. The ACC sent nine teams to the NCAA tournament and Duke and Florida State both earned first seeds. Six of the final eight teams, and all of the final four teams were from the ACC. North Carolina prevailed over Wake Forest in the final. [5] This was the second straight year and third time in the last four years a team from the ACC has won the National Title.

Teams

Stadiums and locations

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

Coaches

Head coaching changes

Two ACC teams entered the season with new coaches:

Head coaching records

TeamHead coachYears at schoolOverall recordRecord at schoolACC record
Boston CollegeChris Watkins179–33–160–0–00–0–0
CaliforniaNeil McGuire18222–174–47178–105–410–0–0
Clemson Eddie Radwanski 14282–146–48143–81–3461–57–13
DukeRobbie Church24381–196–77293–147–66112–70–39
Florida State Brian Pensky 339–3–439–3–417–2–1
Louisville Karen Ferguson-Dayes 23204–192–46204–192–4636–50–13
MiamiKen Masuhr10–0–00–0–00–0–0
North Carolina Anson Dorrance 46896–80–50896–80–50226–30–18
NC StateTim Santoro1286–98–2986–98–2927–63–13
Notre DameNate Norman7126–73–2568–38–1233–20–2
Pittsburgh Randy Waldrum 7461–153–3762–45–827–38–5
SMUNicole Nelson321–10–621–10–60–0–0
Stanford Paul Ratcliffe 22431–101–46376–67–390–0–0
SyracuseNicky Adams618–51–818–51–83–39–5
VirginiaSteve Swanson24475–171–73371–108–62147–51–29
Virginia Tech Charles Adair 14155–83–27155–83–2759–57–16
Wake ForestTony da Luz27348–237–60303–196–58103–118–28

Notes

Pre-season

Hermann Trophy Watchlist

The Hermann Trophy preseason watchlist was released on August 15, 2024. [10]

PlayerClassPositionSchool
Elise EvansJuniorDF Stanford
Jasmine AikeyMF
Taylor HuffSenior Florida State
Jordynn Dudley SophomoreFW
Giana RileyJunior

Pre-season poll

The pre-season poll and pre-season all conference teams were voted on by the league's 17 head coaches. The results of the poll were released on August 8, one week prior to the season starting.

Pre-season Coaches Poll

Predicted finishTeamPoints (1st place)
1 Florida State 255 (15)
2 Stanford 235 (2)
3 Notre Dame 211
4 North Carolina 187
5 Clemson 186
6 Virginia 177
7 Duke 175
8 Pittsburgh 168
9 Wake Forest 160
10 Virginia Tech 116
11 California 111
12 NC State 85
13 Louisville 80
14 Boston College 50
SMU
16 Miami (FL) 44
17 Syracuse 22

Source: [11]

Pre-season All-ACC Team

PositionPlayerClassSchool
Goalkeeper Teagan Wy Junior California
Defender Elise Evans Stanford
Heather Gilchrist Florida State
Midfielder Jasmine Aikey Stanford
Deborah Abiodun Sophomore Pittsburgh
Lia Godfrey Senior Virginia
Taylor Huff SeniorFlorida State
Leah Klenke Junior Notre Dame
Forward Maggie Cagle Virginia
Jordynn Dudley SophomoreFlorida State
Kat Rader Junior Duke
Sarah Schupansky SeniorPittsburgh

Source: [11]

Regular season

Conference Matrix

The table below shows head-to-head results between teams in conference play. Each team played ten matches. Each team did not play every other team. DNP indicates teams that did not play each other.

 Boston CollegeCaliforniaClemsonDukeFlorida StateLouisvilleMiamiNorth CarolinaNC StateNotre DamePittsburghSMUStanfordSyracuseVirginiaVirginia TechWake Forest
vs. Boston College–DNP2–07–01–00–00–3DNP1–22–2DNP1–0DNP1–3DNP1–2DNP
vs. CaliforniaDNP–DNP2–1DNP2–12–31–01–35–20–12–32–3DNPDNPDNP2–2
vs. Clemson0–2DNP–3–13–00–01–26–01–0DNP4–1DNPDNPDNP1–02–1DNP
vs. Duke0–71–21–3–DNP1–3DNP2–3DNP3–3DNP0–31–4DNP1–3DNP0–2
vs. Florida State0–1DNP0–3DNP–DNP0–12–4DNPDNP1–71–1DNP1–50–43–24–1
vs. Louisville0–01–20–03–1DNP–DNP5–00–10–03–1DNP1–0DNPDNP5–1DNP
vs. Miami3–03–22–1DNP1–0DNP–DNPDNPDNP0–03–31–01–33–10–0DNP
vs. North CarolinaDNP0–10–63–24–20–5DNP–DNPDNP0–1DNP1–00–12–3DNP0–1
vs. NC State2–13–10–1DNPDNP1–0DNPDNP–1–1DNPDNP2–01–13–00–03–0
vs. Notre Dame2–22–5DNP3–3DNP0–0DNPDNP1–1–2–3DNP0–30–30–12–0DNP
vs. PittsburghDNP1–01–4DNP7–11–30–01–0DNP3–2–DNP1–10–3DNPDNP2–0
vs. SMU0–13–2DNP3–01–1DNP3–3DNPDNPDNPDNP–2–11–42–11–02–1
vs. StanfordDNP3–2DNP4–1DNP0–10–10–10–23–01–11–2–DNPDNPDNP1–0
vs. Syracuse3–1DNPDNPDNP5–1DNP3–11–01–13–03–04–1DNP–DNP1–03–0
vs. VirginiaDNPDNP0–13–14–0DNP1–33–20–31–0DNP1–2DNPDNP–0–13–0
vs. Virginia Tech2–1DNP1–2DNP2–31–50–0DNP0–00–2DNP0–1DNP0–11–0–DNP
vs. Wake ForestDNP2–2DNP2–01–4DNPDNP1–00–3DNP0–21–20–10–30–3DNP–
Total4–4–25–4–12–7–19–0–17–2–12–5–31–6–37–3–01–6–35–1–43–5–22–6–25–4–10–9–15–5–06–2–27–2–1

Rankings

United Soccer

Legend
 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
 Pre
Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
Wk 5
Wk 6
Wk 7
Wk 8
Wk 9
Wk 10
Wk 11
Final
Boston College
CaliforniaRV181725RV
Clemson5RVRV25
Duke24RV83т321 (6)1 (8)1 (8)1 (8)3
Florida State1 (8)1 (8)1 (8)3 (2)3276222217613
Louisville
Miami
NC State25
North Carolina8т552108432 (2)4481 (8)
Notre Dame151499т1316131713127136
Pittsburgh77RVRVRV
SMU
Stanford2221 (6)1 (8)1 (8)69761214т4
Syracuse
VirginiaRV21т742141925252324RVRV
Virginia Tech21тRV21RV211819127
Wake ForestRVRV18RVRV135432232

Top Drawer Soccer

Legend
 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
 Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
Wk 5
Wk 6
Wk 7
Wk 8
Wk 9
Wk 10
Wk 11
Wk 12
Wk 13
Wk 14
Wk 15
Wk 16
Wk 17
Final
Boston College
California2213101025
Clemson616131118
Duke2121853112255333
Florida State1114337412764411171717
Louisville
Miami
North Carolina1394286221658944221
NC State
Notre Dame12201713111699811710131414677
Pittsburgh36191616131615138
SMU
Stanford2221116755911151515744
Syracuse
Virginia232253281010
Virginia Tech20242422888
Wake Forest20202215432223333112

Players of the Week

WeekOffensive Player of the weekDefensive Player of the weekReference
Week 1 – August 20 Taylor Huff – Florida State Tatum Galvin – Virginia [12]
Week 2 – August 27Olivia Thomas – North Carolina Victoria Safradin – Virginia [13]
Maggie Cagle – Virginia
Week 3 – September 3Giovana Canali – Miami (FL) Allie George – Virginia Tech [14]
Week 4 – September 10Karlie Lema – California Cameron Roller – Duke [15]
Week 5 – September 17Caiya Hanks – Wake Forest Jasmine Aikey – Stanford [16]
Lauren Hargrove – Virginia Tech
Week 6 – September 24Emily Colton – Wake ForestTrinity Armstrong – North Carolina [17]
Week 7 – October 1Linda Ullmark – North CarolinaMalia McMahon – Notre Dame [18]
Leah Freeman – Duke
Week 8 – October 8 Mia Oliaro – DukeClaireese Foley – Miami (FL) [19]
Emily Murphy – Wake Forest
Week 9 – October 15Maggie Graham – DukeErynn Floyd – Louisville [20]
Week 10 – October 22Ellie Hodsden – Notre DameEmile McCartney – Miami (FL) [21]
Leah Klenke – Notre Dame
Week 11 – October 29 Jordynn Dudley – Florida StateLauren Hargrove (2) – Virginia Tech [22]
Wiebke Willebrandt – Boston College

Postseason

ACC Tournament

SemifinalsFinal
      
1 Duke 1
4 North Carolina 2
4 North Carolina 2
3 Florida State3
2 Wake Forest 1 (1)
3 Florida State (pen.)1 (3)

NCAA tournament

SeedSchoolRegion1st Round2nd RoundRound of 16QuarterfinalsSemifinalsChampionship
1 Duke Duke W 8–0 vs. Howard – (Durham)W 3–0 vs. #8 Texas Tech – (Durham)W 2–0 vs. #5 Michigan State – (Durham)W 1–0 vs. #7 Virginia Tech – (Durham)L 0–3 vs. #2 North Carolina – (Cary)
1 Florida State Florida State W 8–0 vs. Samford – (Tallahassee)T 3–3 (3–4 PKs) vs. #8 Vanderbilt – (Tallahassee)
2 North Carolina Florida State W 8–0 vs. USC Upstate – (Chapel Hill)W 1–0 vs. Santa Clara – (Chapel Hill)W 3–0 vs. #6 Minnesota – (Chapel Hill)W 2–1 (OT) vs. #4 Penn State – (Chapel Hill)W 3–0 vs. #1 Duke – (Cary)W 1–0 vs. #2 Wake Forest – (Cary)
2 Wake Forest Southern California W 4–0 vs. Morehead State – (Winston-Salem)W 3–1 vs. Colorado – (Winston-Salem)W 1–0 vs. #3 Ohio State – (Winston-Salem)T 2–2 (4–3 PKs) @ #1 USC – (Carson)W 1–0 vs. #3 Stanford – (Cary)L 0–1 vs. #2 North Carolina – (Cary)
3 Stanford Mississippi State W 5–0 vs. UC Santa Barbara – (Stanford)W 2–1 vs. UConn – (Fayetteville)T 1–1 (4–2 PKs) @ #2 Arkansas – (Fayetteville)W 2–0 vs. #4 Notre Dame – (Stanford)L 0–1 vs. #2 Wake Forest - (Cary)
4 Notre Dame Mississippi State W 5–1 vs. Milwaukee – (Notre Dame)W 3–1 vs. #5 Kentucky – (Starkville)W 2–0 @ #1 Mississippi State – (Starkville)L 0–2 @ #3 Stanford – (Stanford)
4 Virginia Southern California W 2–1 vs. Princeton – (Charlottesville)T 0–0 (2–4 PKs) vs. #5 Wisconsin – (Los Angeles)
7 Virginia Tech Duke W 2–1 vs. Tennessee – (Blacksburg)W 2–1 @ #2 UCLA – (Los Angeles)W 1–0 vs. #3 Iowa – (Los Angeles)L 0–1 @ #1 Duke – (Durham)
— California Mississippi State W 2–1 (a.e.t) @ #7 Pepperdine – (Malibu)L 0–1 @ #2 Arkansas – (Fayetteville)
W–L (%):9–0–0 (1.000)6–1–2 (.778)5–0–1 (.917)3–2–1 (.583)2–2–0 (.500)1–1–0 (.500) Total: 26–6–4 (.778)

Awards and honors

Conference end of season awards were released on November 6, 2024, prior to the semifinals of the ACC Tournament. Karlie Lema was named Offensive Player of the Year, Maggie Graham won Midfielder of the Year, Cameron Roller won Defensive Player of the Year, Leah Freeman won Goalkeeper of the Year, and Robbie Church was named Coach of the Year. A full list of award winners and All-ACC Teams is shown below. [23]

ACC Awards

2024 ACC Women's Soccer Individual Awards
AwardRecipient(s)
Coach of the Year Robbie Church – Duke
Offensive Player of the Year Karlie Lema – California
Midfielder of the Year Maggie Graham – Duke
Defensive Player of the Year Cameron Roller – Duke
Goalkeeper of the Year Leah Freeman – Duke
Freshman of the Year Izzy Engle – Notre Dame
2024 ACC Women's Soccer All-Conference Teams
First TeamSecond TeamThird TeamAll-Freshman Team

Karlie Lema – California
Leah Freeman – Duke
Maggie Graham – Duke
Cameron Roller – Duke
Jordynn Dudley – Florida State
Taylor Huff – Florida State
Trinity Armstrong – North Carolina
Kate Faasse – North Carolina
Izzy Engle – Notre Dame
Leah Klenke – Notre Dame
Caiya Hanks – Wake Forest

Teagan Wy – California
Hannah Bebar – Duke
Ella Hase – Duke
Mia Oliaro – Duke
Deborah Abiodun – Pittsburgh
Sarah Schupansky – Pittsburgh
Jasmine Aikey – Stanford
Mia Bhuta – Stanford
Zara Chavoshi – Wake Forest
Emily Colton – Wake Forest
Emily Murphy – Wake Forest

Heather Gilchrist – Florida State
Mimi Van Zanten – Florida State
Giovana Canali – Miami
Maddie Dahlien – North Carolina
Tessa Dellarose – North Carolina
Annabelle Chukwu – Notre Dame
Lily Joseph – Notre Dame
Nyah Rose – SMU
Elise Evans – Stanford
Maggie Cagle – Virginia
Valentina Amaral – Wake Forest

Wrianna Hudson – Florida State
Solai Washington – Florida State
Giovana Canali – Miami
Trinity Armstrong – North Carolina
Bella Gaetino – North Carolina
Linda Ullmark – North Carolina
Annabelle Chukwu – Notre Dame
Izzy Engle – Notre Dame
Ellie Hodsden – Notre Dame
Lily Joseph – Notre Dame
Eleanor Klinger – Stanford

All-Americans

2024 United Soccer Coaches All-Americans
First TeamSecond TeamThird Team

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