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Five Blue Devils Earn All-ACC Accolades
11/4/2008 12:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
GREENSBORO, N.C. ? The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) office released the 2008 All-ACC first, second, third and All-Freshman teams on Tuesday with five Blue Devils earning accolades. Both juniors KayAnne Gummersall and Elisabeth Redmond were selected to the first team, senior Lorraine Quinn earned second team honors and freshmen Cody Newman and Ashley Rape were named to the All-Freshman team by a vote of the league head coaches.
Gummersall and Redmond have led Duke's powerful scoring attack, which has produced 45 goals on the season. The 45 goals is tied for the seventh most in school history. The tandem of Gummersall and Redmond are the most prolific scoring duo in single season school history with 21 goals between them in 2008.
A product of Wilmette, Ill, Gummersall owns a team-best 11 goals, has tallied four assists and a team-high 25 points. In ACC action, Gummersall has registered five of her 11 goals to go along with one assist. Her 25 points ranks fifth in the ACC, while her 11 goals is tied for fourth. The 5-8 forward has collected three multi-goal games on the season, including recent contests versus league foes Clemson and Florida State.
Redmond, who is from Morristown, N.J., has posted 10 goals, four assists and 24 points on the year. Her five game-winning goals is a team-best and is tied for second in the ACC. A 5-6 midfielder, Redmond has notched four multi-goal contests, including two netters versus 15th-ranked Wake Forest. In the ACC stats, Redmond is tied for fifth in points per game (1.33) and tied for sixth in goals (10). Redmond earned second team All-ACC honors last season.
Earning All-ACC honors for the second straight year, Quinn has produced another solid season in the midfield for the Blue Devils. Quinn, a native of Farmingdale, N.Y., has started all 19 matches, while totaling five goals, four assists and 14 points. Earlier this season, Quinn collected the first hat trick of her career with three goals versus Georgia in the Duke/adidas Classic. She also fired a goal against the current top-ranked Notre Dame squad earlier in the season.
Newman and Rape each came into the 2008 season straight out of high school and made a huge impact as the duo combined to start 27 matches, register seven goals and four assists. Newman, who is from Bellerose, N.Y., has started 12 of 19 contests at the forward slot. She has totaled four goals, three assists and 11 points.
One of the top defenders in the league in her first year at Duke, Rape started the first 15 matches before suffering a torn ACL in practice prior to the Miami contest. Rape, who is from Dallas, Texas, had scored three goals and notched one assist in those matches. On the defensive end, Rape guided the Blue Devils to eight shutouts in 15 matches prior to her injury.
Taking home the Offensive Player of the Year award was Casey Noguiera of North Carolina, Defensive Player of the Year was Nikki Krzysik of Virginia, Freshman of the Year went to Tiffany McCarty of Florida State and Coach of the Year to Anson Dorrance of North Carolina.
Duke is seeded fifth in the upcoming ACC Tournament and will take on fourth-seeded Boston College on Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 2:30 p.m., at the WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C.
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2008 All-ACC Women's Soccer Team
First Team
KayAnne Gummersall, F, Duke
Elisabeth Redmond, MF, Duke
Amanda DaCosta, MF, Florida State
Sanna Talonen, Florida State
Sarah Wagenfuhr, D, Florida State
Mary Casey, GK, Maryland
Yael Averbuch, MF, North Carolina
Tobin Heath, F, North Carolina
Casey Nogueira, MF, North Carolina
Nikki Washington, MF, North Carolina
Sinead Farrelly, MF, Virginia
Nikki Krzysik, D, Virginia
Second Team
Julia Bouchelle, MF, Boston College
Jillian Mastroianni, GK, Boston College
Caroline Walden, D, Boston College
Lorraine Quinn, MF, Duke
Becky Edwards, D, Florida State
Whitney Engen, D, North Carolina
Ali Hawkins, MF, North Carolina
Lindsey Vera, F, NC State
Lauren Alwine, F, Virginia
Meghan Lenczyk, F, Virginia
Alex Singer, D, Virginia
Emily Jukich, F, Virginia Tech
Kaley Fountain, D, Wake Forest
Amy Smerdzinski, MF, Wake Forest
All Freshmen Team
Julia Bouchelle, MF, Boston College
Jillian Mastroianni, GK, Boston College
Alyssa Pember, D, Boston College
Cody Newman, F, Duke
Ashley Rape, D, Duke
Tori Huster, MF, Florida State
Tiffany McCarty, F, Florida State
Casey Short, MF, Florida State
Brittani Bartock, F North Carolina
Courtney Jones, F, North Carolina
Lauren Alwine, F, Virginia
Offensive Player of the Year - Casey Nogueira, North Carolina
Defensive Player of the Year - Nikki Krzysik, Virginia
Freshman of the Year - Tiffany McCarty, Florida State
Coach of the Year - Anson Dorrance, North Carolina
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