Three Terps Earn All-ACC Honors

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Three Terps Earn All-ACC Honors Brock and Kaplan were named to the All-ACC second team, while Spivey is selected to the All-Freshman squad.

Hayley Brock leads the Terps in points, goals and assists.

Nov. 1, 2012

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Forwards Hayley Brock and Becky Kaplan were named to the All-ACC second team, while midfielder Ashley Spivey was named to the ACC's All-Freshman team, as the league awards were announced by the Atlantic Coast Conference office on Thursday, November 1.

"I'm pleased for Hayley, Becky and Ashley, because they have worked so hard to get where they're at and deserve these accolades," said Maryland head coach Jonathan Morgan. "These honors are also an indication of our team as a whole and are a reflection of the hard work and dedication put in by all of their teammates as well."

Brock, a native of Acton, Mass., earned her first conference honor after leading the No. 7-ranked Terrapins in points (26), goals (10) and assists (6). Seven of Brock's 10 goals came in conference matches and four of her 10 goals were game-winners.

Kaplan, a native of Oyster Bay, N.Y., earned her first all-ACC selection after posting career highs in goals (9), assists (4), points (22) and shots (44). Kaplan had a knack for scoring in key spots and has a team-best five game-winning goals this season.

Spivey, a native of Sparrows Point, Md., is Maryland's first representative on the ACC's All-Freshman team since 2009 when Danielle Hubka was selected. Spivey is third on the team in points (13) and goals (5) and is also among the team leaders in assists.

The Terrapins are the No. 2 seed in the ACC tournament and play No. 3 seed Wake Forest in the semifinals on Friday, Nov. 2 at the WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. That match is slated for a 7:30 p.m. start and will be streamed live on ESPN3.com.

All-ACC First Team
Morgan Brian, So., Virginia, MF
Amber Brooks, Sr., North Carolina, MF
Crystal Dunn, Jr., North Carolina, D
Ines Jaurena, Sr., Florida State, D
Kassey Kallman, Jr., Florida State, D
Kristen Mewis, Sr., Boston College, MF
Caroline Miller, Sr. Virginia, F
Kealia Ohai, Jr., North Carolina, F
Katie Stengel, Jr., Wake Forest, F
Laura Weinberg, Jr., Duke, F
Kelsey Wys, Jr., Florida State, GK

All-ACC Second Team
Natahsa Anasi, Jr., D, Duke
Aubrey Bledsoe, Jr., GK, Wake Forest
Hayley Brock, Jr., F, Maryland
Dagny Brynjarsdottir, So., MF, Florida State
Kim DeCesare, Jr., F, Duke
Becky Kaplan, Sr., F, Maryland, F
Stephanie McCaffrey, So., F, Boston College
Tiffany McCarty, Sr., F, Florida State, F
Ashley Meier, Fr., MF, Virginia Tech, MF
Cassie Pecht, Fr., MF, Duke, MF
Casey Short, Sr., D, Florida State, D

ACC All-Freshman Team
Makenzy Doniak, Virignia, F
Hannah Gardner, North Carolina, D
Summer Green, North Carolina, F
McKenzie Meehan, Boston College, F
Ashley Meier, Virginia Tech, MF
Jasmine Paterson, Miami, F
Cassie Pecht, Duke, MF
Carson Pickett, Florida State, MF
Isabella Schmid, Florida State, MF
Emily Sonnett, Virginia, D
Ashley Spivey, Maryland, MF

Offensive Player of the Year
Caroline Miller, Sr., F, Virginia

Defensive Player of the Year
Crystal Dunn, Jr., D, North Carolina

Freshman of the Year
Cassie Pecht, Fr., MF, Duke

Coach of the Year
Mark Krikorian, Florida State

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