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Kerr, Pathman & Weinberg Net All-ACC Accolades
11/2/2010 1:51:00 PM | Women's Soccer
DURHAM, N.C. – The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) released the 2010 All-ACC women's soccer team on Tuesday with three Blue Devils receiving honors. Freshmen Mollie Pathman and Laura Weinberg were both named to the All-ACC Second Team, while freshman Kaitlyn Kerr along with Pathman and Weinberg were selected to the All-ACC Freshman squad by a vote of the leagues head coaches.
The three selections to the freshman team is the most by a Blue Devil squad since the ACC began recognizing an All-ACC Freshman squad in 2000.
After seeing limited action early in the season, Kerr has started five out of the last six matches in the midfield heading into the tournament. A product of Bensalem, Pa., Kerr has totaled three goals, five assists and 11 points on the season. She notched four of her five assists against ranked opponents.
Pathman, a native of Durham, N.C., has stepped in as a rookie and started 18-of-19 matches with the lone contest she did not start being senior night. The 5-3 midfielder/forward has registered eight goals, five assists and a team-best 21 points. She has notched five of her eight goals over the last six matches. Pathman's three multi-goal performances on the season is a team best.
After notching 117 goals in high school, Weinberg has not missed a beat in college as she leads Duke with nine goals. Weinberg, who is from Boca Raton, Fla., posted five tallies against ACC opponents, including her first multi-goal performance of her career versus sixth-ranked Boston College. On the year, she has collected 20 points, which ranks second on the squad. Weinberg is one goal shy of matching the Duke freshman record for goals in a season.
Duke (10-6-3), which is seeded seventh, will next take on second-seeded and third-ranked Maryland (15-2-1) on Wednesday, Nov. 3 at 5:00 p.m., in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament. The match will be played at the WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C.
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2010 All-ACC Women's Soccer Team
First Team
Name, Class, School Pos.
Victoria DiMartino, So., Boston College F
Kristie Mewis, So., Boston College M
Amanda DaCosta, Sr., Florida State M
Toni Pressley, Jr., Florida State D
Jasmyne Spencer, Jr., Maryland F
Crystal Dunn, Fr., North Carolina D
Meghan Klingenberg, Sr., North Carolina M
Kealiah Ohai, Fr., North Carolina F
Sinead Farrelly, Sr., Virginia M
Chantel Jones, Jr., Virgina GK
Katie Stengel, Fr., Wake Forest F
Second Team
Name, Class, School Pos
Julia Bouchelle, Jr., Boston College M
Mollie Pathman, Fr., Duke M
Laura Weinberg, Fr., Duke F
Tori Huster, Jr., Florida State F
Ines Jaurena, So., Florida State D
Kassey Kallman, Fr., Florida State D
Casey Short, M, Jr., Florida State M
Kelsey Wys, GK, Fr., Florida State GK
Amber Brooks, So., North Carolina M
Courtney Jones, Jr., North Carolina F
Meghan Lenczyk, Sr., Virginia F
Offensive Player of the Year – Sinead Farrelly, Virginia
Defensive Player of the Year –Crystal Dunn, North Carolina
Freshman of the Year – Katie Stengel, Wake Forest
Coach of the Year – Brian Pensky, Maryland
2010 ACC All-Freshmen Women's Soccer Team
Name, School Pos.
Patrice Vetorri, M, Boston College M
Kaitlyn Kerr, Fr., Duke M
Mollie Pathman, Fr., Duke M
Laura Weinberg, Fr., Duke F
Kassey Kallman, Fr., Florida State D
Crystal Dunn, Fr., North Carolina D
Meg Morris, Fr., North Carolina D
Kealiah Ohai, Fr., North Carolina F
Gloria Douglas, Fr. Virginia F
Jazmine Reeves, Fr., Virginia Tech F
Dayle Colpitts, Fr., Virginia Tech GK
Rachel Nuzzloese, Fr. Wake Forest F
Katie Stengel, Fr., Wake Forest F
The three selections to the freshman team is the most by a Blue Devil squad since the ACC began recognizing an All-ACC Freshman squad in 2000.
After seeing limited action early in the season, Kerr has started five out of the last six matches in the midfield heading into the tournament. A product of Bensalem, Pa., Kerr has totaled three goals, five assists and 11 points on the season. She notched four of her five assists against ranked opponents.
Pathman, a native of Durham, N.C., has stepped in as a rookie and started 18-of-19 matches with the lone contest she did not start being senior night. The 5-3 midfielder/forward has registered eight goals, five assists and a team-best 21 points. She has notched five of her eight goals over the last six matches. Pathman's three multi-goal performances on the season is a team best.
After notching 117 goals in high school, Weinberg has not missed a beat in college as she leads Duke with nine goals. Weinberg, who is from Boca Raton, Fla., posted five tallies against ACC opponents, including her first multi-goal performance of her career versus sixth-ranked Boston College. On the year, she has collected 20 points, which ranks second on the squad. Weinberg is one goal shy of matching the Duke freshman record for goals in a season.
Duke (10-6-3), which is seeded seventh, will next take on second-seeded and third-ranked Maryland (15-2-1) on Wednesday, Nov. 3 at 5:00 p.m., in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament. The match will be played at the WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C.
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2010 All-ACC Women's Soccer Team
First Team
Name, Class, School Pos.
Victoria DiMartino, So., Boston College F
Kristie Mewis, So., Boston College M
Amanda DaCosta, Sr., Florida State M
Toni Pressley, Jr., Florida State D
Jasmyne Spencer, Jr., Maryland F
Crystal Dunn, Fr., North Carolina D
Meghan Klingenberg, Sr., North Carolina M
Kealiah Ohai, Fr., North Carolina F
Sinead Farrelly, Sr., Virginia M
Chantel Jones, Jr., Virgina GK
Katie Stengel, Fr., Wake Forest F
Second Team
Name, Class, School Pos
Julia Bouchelle, Jr., Boston College M
Mollie Pathman, Fr., Duke M
Laura Weinberg, Fr., Duke F
Tori Huster, Jr., Florida State F
Ines Jaurena, So., Florida State D
Kassey Kallman, Fr., Florida State D
Casey Short, M, Jr., Florida State M
Kelsey Wys, GK, Fr., Florida State GK
Amber Brooks, So., North Carolina M
Courtney Jones, Jr., North Carolina F
Meghan Lenczyk, Sr., Virginia F
Offensive Player of the Year – Sinead Farrelly, Virginia
Defensive Player of the Year –Crystal Dunn, North Carolina
Freshman of the Year – Katie Stengel, Wake Forest
Coach of the Year – Brian Pensky, Maryland
2010 ACC All-Freshmen Women's Soccer Team
Name, School Pos.
Patrice Vetorri, M, Boston College M
Kaitlyn Kerr, Fr., Duke M
Mollie Pathman, Fr., Duke M
Laura Weinberg, Fr., Duke F
Kassey Kallman, Fr., Florida State D
Crystal Dunn, Fr., North Carolina D
Meg Morris, Fr., North Carolina D
Kealiah Ohai, Fr., North Carolina F
Gloria Douglas, Fr. Virginia F
Jazmine Reeves, Fr., Virginia Tech F
Dayle Colpitts, Fr., Virginia Tech GK
Rachel Nuzzloese, Fr. Wake Forest F
Katie Stengel, Fr., Wake Forest F
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