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The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) presents several annual honors for the best women's soccer players of the season. The conference currently presents individual awards for Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Midfielder of the Year, Goalkeeper of the Year, and Freshman of the Year. It also presents an award for Coach of the Year.

Key

* 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)

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
Season Player School Position Class Ref.
1987 Lori Henry North Carolina Defender Sophomore
1988 Linda Hamilton NC State Defender Sophomore
1989 Shannon Higgins * North Carolina Midfielder Senior
1990 Mia Hamm North Carolina Forward Freshman
1991 Kristine Lilly * North Carolina Midfielder Junior
1992 Mia Hamm (2) * North Carolina Forward Junior
1993 Mia Hamm (3) * North Carolina Forward Senior
1994 Tisha Venturini * North Carolina Midfielder Senior
1995 Kelly Walbert Duke Forward Senior
1996 Erin Taylor Maryland Defender Senior
1997 Andi Melde Duke Forward Senior
1998 Cindy Parlow * North Carolina Forward Senior
1999 Lorrie Fair * North Carolina Defender Senior
2000 Lori Lindsey Virginia Midfielder Junior
2001 Lori Lindsey (2) Virginia Midfielder Senior
2002 Deliah Arrington Clemson Forward Senior
2003 Lindsay Tarpley * North Carolina Midfielder/forward Sophomore

Offensive Player of the Year (2004–present)

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
Season Player School Position Class Ref.
2004 Casey McCluskey Duke Midfielder/forward Senior
2005 Heather O'Reilly North Carolina Midfielder Junior
2006 Yael Averbuch North Carolina Forward Sophomore
2007 Mami Yamaguchi * Florida State Forward Junior
2008 Casey Nogueira * North Carolina Forward Junior
2009 Tiffany McCarty Florida State Forward Sophomore
2010 Sinead Farrelly Virginia Midfielder Senior
2011 Katie Stengel Wake Forest Forward Sophomore
2012 Caroline Miller Virginia Forward Senior
2013 Crystal Dunn North Carolina Midfielder Senior
2014 Dagný Brynjarsdóttir * Florida State Midfielder Senior
2015 Makenzy Doniak Virginia Forward Senior
2016 Alexis Shaffer Virginia Midfielder Senior
2017 Imani Dorsey Duke Midfielder/forward Senior
2018 Alessia Russo North Carolina Forward Sophomore
2019 Deyna Castellanos Florida State Midfielder/forward Senior
2020 Emina Ekic Louisville Midfielder Senior
2021 Diana Ordóñez Virginia Forward Junior
2022 Michelle Cooper * Duke Forward Sophomore
2023 Onyi Echegini * Florida State Midfielder Fifth-year senior
2024 Karlie Lema California Forward Senior

Defensive Player of the Year (2004–present)

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
Season Player School Position Class Ref.
2004 Sarah Huffman Virginia Defender Junior
2005 Carolyn Ford Duke Defender Senior
2006 Laura Georges Boston College Defender Senior
2007 Becky Sauerbrunn Virginia Defender Senior
2008 Nikki Krzysik Virginia Defender Senior
2009 Whitney Engen * North Carolina Defender Senior
2010 Crystal Dunn North Carolina Defender/midfielder Freshman
2011 Natasha Anasi Duke Defender Sophomore
2012 Crystal Dunn (2) * North Carolina Defender/midfielder Junior
2013 Kassey Kallman Florida State Defender Senior
2014 Kristin Grubka Florida State Defender Senior
2015 Emily Sonnett Virginia Defender Senior
2016 Christina Gibbons Duke Defender/midfielder Senior
2017 Schuyler DeBree Duke Defender Senior
2018 Sam Staab Clemson Defender Senior
2019 Malia Berkely Florida State Defender Junior
2020 Malia Berkely (2) Florida State Defender Senior
2021 Emily Madril Florida State Defender Senior
2022 Eva Gaetino Notre Dame Defender Junior
2023 Eva Gaetino (2) Notre Dame Defender Senior
2024 Cameron Roller Duke Defender Sophomore

Midfielder of the Year (2014–present)

Jaelin Howell, Florida State, 2× ACC Midfielder of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Midfielder of the Year
Season Player School Class Ref.
2014 Danielle Colaprico Virginia Senior
2015 Megan Connolly Florida State Freshman
2016 Alexis Shaffer Virginia Senior
2017 Quinn Duke Senior
2018 Sam Coffey Boston College Sophomore
2019 Deyna Castellanos Florida State Senior
2020 Jaelin Howell * Florida State Junior
2021 Jaelin Howell (2) * Florida State Senior
2022 Korbin Albert * Notre Dame Sophomore
2023 Ally Sentnor North Carolina Sophomore
2024 Maggie Graham Duke Sophomore

Goalkeeper of the Year (2022–present)

Leah Freeman, Duke, 2024 ACC Goalkeeper of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference Goalkeeper of the Year
Season Player School Class Ref.
2022 Cristina Roque Florida State Junior
2023 Halle Mackiewicz Clemson Senior
2024 Leah Freeman Duke Graduate

Freshman of the Year (1991–present)

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
Season Player School Position Ref.
1991 Tisha Venturini North Carolina Midfielder
1992 Thori Staples NC State Defender
1993 Debbie Keller North Carolina Forward
1994 Carmie Landeen Clemson Midfielder
1995 Cindy Parlow North Carolina Forward
1996 Laurie Schwoy North Carolina Midfielder/forward
1997 Isis Dallis Duke Goalkeeper
1998 Emily Taggart Wake Forest Midfielder/forward
1999 Joline Charlton Wake Forest Forward
2000 Lindsay Browne Clemson Midfielder
2001 Casey McCluskey Duke Midfielder
2002 Lindsay Tarpley North Carolina Midfielder/forward
2003 Becky Sauerbrunn Virginia Defender
2004 Ashley Stinson Virginia Tech Forward
2005 Jess Rostedt Virginia Forward
2006 Gina DiMartino Boston College Forward
2007 Brittney Steinbruch Miami Forward
2008 Tiffany McCarty Florida State Forward
2009 Vicki DiMartino Boston College Forward
2010 Katie Stengel Wake Forest Forward
2011 Morgan Brian Virginia Midfielder
2012 Cassie Pecht Duke Midfielder/forward
2013 Morgan Andrews Notre Dame Midfielder
2014 Megan Buckingham North Carolina Midfielder/forward
2015 Megan Connolly Florida State Midfielder
2016 Bridgette Andrzejewski North Carolina Forward
2017 Emina Ekic Louisville Midfielder
Alessia Russo North Carolina Forward
2018 Zhao Yujie * Florida State Midfielder
2019 Maycee Bell North Carolina Defender
2020 Lia Godfrey * Virginia Midfielder
2021 Michelle Cooper * Duke Forward
2022 Kat Rader Duke Forward
2023 Jordynn Dudley * Florida State Forward
2024 Izzy Engle Notre Dame Midfielder/forward

Coach of the Year (1987–present)

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
Season Coach School Ref.
1987 Anson Dorrance North Carolina
1988 Larry Gross NC State
1989 Lauren Gregg Virginia
1990 Anson Dorrance (2) North Carolina
1991 Anson Dorrance (3) North Carolina
1992 Bill Hempen Duke
1993 Anson Dorrance (4) North Carolina
1994 Bill Hempen (2) Duke
1995 April Heinrichs Maryland
1996 Alvin Corneal NC State
Anson Dorrance (5) North Carolina
1997 Bill Hempen (3) Duke
1998 Tony da Luz Wake Forest
1999 Shannon Cirovski Maryland
2000 Ray Leone Clemson
2001 Anson Dorrance (6) North Carolina
2002 Shannon Cirovski (2) Maryland
2003 Anson Dorrance (7) North Carolina
2004 Anson Dorrance (8) North Carolina
2005 Mark Krikorian Florida State
2006 Anson Dorrance (9) North Carolina
2007 Tricia Taliaferro Maryland
2008 Anson Dorrance (10) North Carolina
2009 Mark Krikorian (2) Florida State
2010 Brian Pensky Maryland
2011 Robbie Church Duke
2012 Mark Krikorian (3) Florida State
2013 Steve Swanson Virginia
2014 Mark Krikorian (4) Florida State
2015 Steve Swanson (2) Virginia
2016 Eddie Radwanski Clemson
2017 Robbie Church (2) Duke
2018 Anson Dorrance (11) North Carolina
2019 Anson Dorrance (12) North Carolina
2020 Mark Krikorian (5) Florida State
2021 Steve Swanson (3) Virginia
2022 Nate Norman Notre Dame
2023 Brian Pensky (2) Florida State
2024 Robbie Church (3) Duke

See also

References

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