NCAA Championships History

Men’s NCAA Championship Team Results1981 1. UTEP (17)… 8. Florida State (257)2003 1. Stanford (24)… 29. Florida State (733)2004 1. Colorado (90)… 17. Florida State (438)2005 1. Wisconsin (37)… 18. Florida State (471)2006 1. Colorado (94)… 30. Florida State (602)2007 1. Oregon (85)… 20. Florida State (454)2008 1. Oregon (93)… 26. Florida State (576)2009 1. Oklahoma St. (127)… 30. Florida State (612)2010 1. Oklahoma St. (73)… 2. Florida State (193)2011 1. Wisconsin (97)… 12. Florida State (348)2012 1. Oklahoma St. (72)… 5. Florida State (238)2014 1. Colorado (65)...31. Florida State (822)2015 1. Syracuse (82)...29. Florida State (598)2018 1. Northern Arizona (83)...31. Florida State (845)2019 1. BYU (109)...29. Florida State (694)

Individual Qualifier Results1968 Ken Misner (55th)1969 Ken Misner (13th); Del Ramers (142nd)1970 Ken Misner (42nd); Del Ramers (192nd)1971 Del Ramers (128th); Robert Brooks (256th)1980 Larry Greene (151st)2001 Joep Tigchelaar (71st); Kim Bergdahl (208th)2002 Joep Tigchelaar (107th)2013 Bryant Blahnik (220th)2016 Harry Mulenga (82nd)2017 Michael Hall (132nd)

Women’s NCAA Championship Team Results2002 1. BYU (85)…28. Florida State (657)2003 1. Stanford (120)…18. Florida State (455)2006 1. Stanford (195)…21. Florida State (436)2007 1. Stanford (145)…3. Florida State (236)*2008 1. Washington (79)…3. Florida State (163)2009 1. Villanova (86)…2. Florida State (133)2010 1. Villanova (120)…2. Florida State (154)2011 1. Georgetown (162)…4. Florida State (189)2012 1. Oregon (114)…4. Florida State (202)2013 1. Providence (141)...8. Florida State (278)2014 1. Michigan State (83)...12. Florida State (393)2018 1. Colorado (65)...26. Florida State (584)2019 1. Arkansas (96)...12. Florida State (308)

Individual Qualifier Results2001 Vicky Gill (122nd)2005 Laura Bowerman (127th)2016 Carmela Cardama Baez (73rd)

AIAW Championship Team ResultsThe Association for Intercollegiate Athleteics for Women (AIAW) was founded in 1971 and governed women’s athletics through the 1981-82 academic year:

1977 1. Iowa State... 15. Florida State1978 1. Iowa State... 15. Florida State 1979 1. NC State... 22. Florida State^ 1980 1. NC State... 21. Florida State1981 1. Iowa State... 11. Florida State^ - meet hosted by FSU at the Seminole Golf Course

2010 NCAA Championships Men’s & Women’s Runner-Ups

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Men’s All-AmericansFSU All-American PerformancesYear Athlete Place/Time Location1969 Ken Misner 13th/29:57.9 Van Cortland Park, Bronx, N.Y.1981 Herb Wills 16th/29:44.9 Echo Hills Golf Course, Wichita, Kan.2005 Andrew Lemoncello 21st/30:07.5 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2010 Ciaran O’Lionaird 18th/30:14.0 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind. Michael Fout 28th/30:20.9 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2011 David Forrester 16th/29:40.6 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind. Michael Fout 32nd/29:59.2 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2012 Jakub Zivec 21st/29:47.7 E.P “Tom” Sawyer Park, Louisville, Ky. Breandan O Neill 28th/29:52.7 E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park, Louisville, Ky.

Ken Misner1969

Herb Wills1981

Andrew Lemoncello2005

Ciaran O’Lionaird2010

Mike Fout2010, 2011

David Forrester2011

Jakub Zivec2012

Breandan O Neill2012

Clockwise from top photo: The 2012 team, including All-Americans Jakub Zivec and Breandan O Neill, celebrate their fifth-place team finish. Above, Mike Fout, a one-time Foot Locker national champion, is the only two-time All-American for the men. At the left, coach John Brogle celebrate with Herb Wills, who became the second cross country All-American for the Seminoles in 1981 with 16th-place finish.

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FSU All-American PerformancesYear Athlete Place/Time Location1981 Darien Andreu 20th / 18:28 Highland Golf Course,Pocatello, Idaho#2002 Vicky Gill 15th / 20:07.4 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2003 Vicky Gill 11th / 20:08.5 Irv Warren Golf Course, Waterloo, Iowa2003 Natalie Hughes 43rd / 20:50.1 Irv Warren Golf Course, Waterloo, Iowa2006 Susan Kuijken 27th / 21:17.1 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2007 Susan Kuijken 3rd / 19:57.2 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2007 Barbara Parker 7th / 20:17.0 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2008 Susan Kuijken 2nd / 19:34.9 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2008 Pilar McShine 29th / 20:34.5 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2008 Lesley Van Meirt 38th / 20:41.7 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2009 Susan Kuijken 3rd / 19:57.7 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2009 Pasca Cheruiyot 16th / 20:22.2 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2009 Amanda Winslow 39th / 20:43.7 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2010 Pilar McShine 29th / 20:24.4 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2010 Pasca Cheruiyot 17th / 20:30.7 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2010 Jessica Parry 22nd / 20:38.3 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2011 Hannah Brooks 28th / 20:18.1 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2011 Amanda Winslow 34th / 20:24.3 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2012 Violah Lagat 11th / 19:52.7 E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park, Louisville, Ky.2012 Colleen Quigley 12th / 19:53.2 E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park, Louisville, Ky.2012 Amanda Winslow 17th / 20:02.4 E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park, Louisville, Ky.2013 Colleen Quigley 6th / 20:11.3 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2014 Colleen Quigley 23rd / 20:29.9 LaVern Gibson Course, Terre Haute, Ind.2018 Militsa Mircheva 25th / 20:32.9 Zimmer Course, Madison, Wisc.

# - AIAW All-American

Women’s All-Americans

Darien Andreu1981

Vicky Gill2002, 2003

Susan Kuijken2006-2009

Natalie Hughes2003

Barbara Parker2007

Pilar McShine2008, 2010

Lesley Van Meirt2008

Pasca Cheruiyot2009, 2010

Amanda Winslow2009, 2011, 2012

Jessica Parry2010

Hannah Brooks2011

Violah Lagat2012

Colleen Quigley2012, 2013, 2014

Militsa Mircheva2018

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Cross Country Coaches HistoryAll-Time

Men’s Coaches

Verlyn Giles1962

Mike Long1963, 1966-68

Dick Roberts1964-65, 1969-77

John Brogle1978-84

Al Schmidt1985-88

Sue Addison1989-91

Scott Irving1992-99

Bob Braman2000-present

All-TimeWomen’s Coaches

Paul Toran1974-79

Roger Smith1980-81

Al Schmidt1982-88

Sue Addison1989-93

Scott Irving1994-99

Bob Braman2000-06

Karen Harvey2007-2014

Kelly Phillips2015-present

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Men’s ACC Honors

2001Joep Tigchelaar2002Joep Tigchelaar2003Joep TigchelaarIan Hornabrook2004Andrew Lemoncello*Ian HornabrookTom LancashireEddie Rodriguez2005Andrew Lemoncello*Tom LancashireSean BurrisPhil Nicholls2006Tom LancashireAndrew Lemoncello2008Steeve GabartMatt Leeder2009Matt LeederCiaran O’Lionaird

Daniel Roberts2010David ForresterMatt LeederCiaran O’LionairdWes RickmanJakub Zivec2011Michael FoutDavid ForresterBreandan O NeillSeth Proctor2012Breandan O NeillDavid ForresterJakub Zivec2013Matt MizereckBryant BlahnikJosh Gracia2014Tyler UdlandJack GoodwinZak Seddon2015Harry Mulenga

Stanley Linton2016Harry Mulenga2017David Barney2018 Caleb Pottorff2019Kasey KnevelbaardPaul Stafford

* - ACC Individual Champion

FSU Multiple All-ACC SelectionsDavid Forrester ................ 3Tom Lancashire ................. 3Matt Leeder ....................... 3Andrew Lemoncello ........... 3Joep Tigchelaar ..................3Harry Mulenga ................... 2Ciaran O’Lionaird .............. 2Breandan O Neill ............... 2Jakub Zivec ....................... 2

All-Time All-ACCSelections by School

NC State ..............................122Virginia ................................ 60Florida State ....................... 44Wake Forest ........................47Syracuse ............................. 44Clemson ...............................37North Carolina ....................32Duke ......................................25Virginia Tech ........................23Notre Dame .........................16Maryland .............................. 12Louisville ................................9Georgia Tech .......................... 7Boston College ......................6Pitt ........................................ 17

All-ACC Honors

ACC Runners of the Week2004Sept. 7 Luke BeevorSept. 14 Andrew LemoncelloOct. 4 Andrew Lemoncello Oct. 18 Andrew Lemoncello2005Sept. 19 Andrew Lemoncello Oct. 3 Andrew Lemoncello 2006Oct. 16 Andrew Lemoncello 2007 Sept. 4 Mark Buckingham 2008Sept. 22 Luke Gunn Oct. 6 Luke Gunn Oct. 20 Daniel Roberts

2010Oct. 11 Justin Harbor 2011Sept. 6 Scott Proctor Oct. 4 Michael Fout 2012Sept. 4 Paul Lagno Sept. 18 Zak Seddon Oct. 2 Jakub Zivec 2013Sept. 4 Zak Seddon Oct. 15 Sean Quinn2015Sept. 8 Jack Goodwin Sept. 22 Zak Seddon

2016Sept. 2 Steven Cross* Sept. 6 Harry Mulenga Sept. 20 Harry Mulenga Oct. 4 Steven Cross* Oct. 11 Steven Cross*Oct. 11 Michael Callegari2017Sept. 20 David BarneyOct. 11 Michael Hall 2018 Sept. 5 Caleb PottorffSept. 19 Caleb Pottorff2019Sept. 4 Kasey Knevelbaard Oct. 16 Jacob Holmes

Oct. 23 Kasey Knevelbaard 2020Sept. 23 Paul StaffordOct. 21 Paul Stafford

FSU ACC Runner of the Week LeadersAndrew Lemoncello ........... 6Zak Seddon ....................... 3Steven Cross ....................3*Luke Gunn ......................... 2Kasey Knevelbaard ............2Harry Mulenga ....................2Caleb Pottorff .................... 2Paul Stafford.................... 2* - Freshman of the Week

Andrew Lemoncello won back-to-back ACC individual cross country titles in 2004 and 2005.

Men’s ACC AwardsACC Freshman of the Year

Joep Tigchelar - 2001Wes Rickman - 2009

Jakub Zivec - 2010A.J. del Valle -2011

ACC Coach of the YearBob Braman - 2003Bob Braman - 2010

Tigchelaar Rickman

Zivec del Valle

The Florida State men won the 2010 ACC Cross Country Championships at Boston’s Franklin Park.

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Men’s ACC Championship Results1991 @Chapel Hill, NC1. NC State 522. Wake Forest 613. North Carolina 634. Clemson 685. Virginia 1476. Georgia Tech 1527. Florida State 2008. Maryland 2109. Duke 2351992 @Raleigh, NC1. NC State 462. Wake Forest 483. Clemson 914. North Carolina 1055. Georgia Tech 1066. Virginia 1227. Maryland 2118. Florida State 2309. Duke 2331993 @Clemson, SC1. Wake Forest 362. NC State 593. Clemson 694. Georgia Tech 925. Virginia 1186. Duke 1837. North Carolina 2118. Florida State 2209. Maryland 2371994 @Atlanta, GA1. Wake Forest 462. NC State 533. Georgia Tech 1084. North Carolina 1105. Clemson 1146. Virginia 1277. Duke 1768. Maryland 2008. Florida State 2731995 @Winston-Salem, NC1. NC State 182. Wake Forest 673. North Carolina 1214. Virginia 1335. Duke 1486. Clemson 1527. Georgia Tech 1618. Maryland 1619. Florida State 2301996 @College Park, MD1. NC State 302. Wake Forest 403. North Carolina 824. Duke 1145. Clemson 1276. Virginia 1437. Florida State 2178. Georgia Tech 2229. Maryland 2311997 @Tallahassee, FL1. NC State 242. Wake Forest 733. Clemson 754. North Carolina 865. Duke 1176. Virginia 1847. Georgia Tech 1888. Maryland 220

9. Florida State 2321998 @Charlottesville, VA1. NC State 262. Duke 753. Clemson 944. Virginia 1015. North Carolina 1216. Wake Forest 1697. Georgia Tech 2018. Florida State 2109. Maryland 2481999 @Chapel Hill, NC1. NC State 162. Duke 703. Wake Forest 994. Virginia 1065. Clemson 1266. Georgia Tech 1627. North Carolina 1798. Florida State 2189. Maryland 2492000 @Raleigh, NC1. Duke 392. NC State 493. Virginia 544. Wake Forest 845. North Carolina 1636. Clemson 1807. Florida State 1888. Georgia Tech 2189. Maryland 2622001 @Clemson, SC1. NC State 262. Wake Forest 453. Duke 944. Virginia 1145. Florida State 1346. Georgia Tech 1537. Clemson 1878. North Carolina 2219. Maryland 2742002 @Atlanta, GA1. NC State 172. Duke 693. Virginia 954. Clemson 1035. Florida State 1236. Wake Forest 1487. North Carolina 1878. Maryland 2199. Georgia Tech 2432003 @Winston-Salem, NC1. NC State 272. Florida State 663. Virginia 834. Clemson 1305. Wake Forest 1396. Georgia Tech 1567. Maryland 1618. North Carolina 1839. Duke 2062004 @College Park, MD1. NC State 472. Florida State 483. Virginia 854. Clemson 875. Duke 996. Wake Forest 1727. Maryland 198

8. Georgia Tech 2279. Virginia Tech 24910. North Carolina 29511. Miami 3132005 @Tallahassee, FL1. Virginia 302. Florida State 383. NC State 1034. Wake Forest 1365. Duke 1426. Virginia Tech 1747. Clemson 1758. North Carolina 1989. Boston College 20110. Maryland 30411. Miami 34212. Georgia Tech 3562006 @Charlottesville, VA1. NC State 312. Florida State ~ 793. Virginia 874. Duke 1245. Clemson 1326. Virginia Tech 1457. Boston College 1968. North Carolina 2139. Wake Forest 21710. Maryland 26111. Georgia Tech 31512. Miami 3482007 @Charlottesville, VA1. Virginia 322. NC State 393. Florida State ~ 1304. Clemson 1375. Virginia Tech 1396. Duke 1567. Wake Forest 1938. Boston College 1959. Maryland 20610. North Carolina 24611. Georgia Tech 27112. Miami 3812008 @Chapel Hill, NC1. Virginia 402. NC State 563. Virginia Tech 754. Florida State 805. Duke 1276. Maryland 1997. Boston College 1998. North Carolina 2099. Clemson 21210. Georgia Tech 23911. Wake Forest 34212. Miami 372

2009 @Cary, NC1. NC State 562. Virginia 713. Florida State 724. Duke 745. Virginia Tech 1226. North Carolina 1387. Maryland 2198. Georgia Tech 2399. Wake Forest 28110. Boston College 28711. Clemson 293

12. Miami 3952010 @Boston, MA1. Florida State 432. NC State 813. North Carolina 844. Virginia 925. Duke 936. Wake Forest 2097. Virginia Tech 2428. Maryland 2449. Boston College 25410. Clemson 26711. Georgia Tech 27112. Miami 3572011 @Clemson, SC1. NC State 512. Florida State 553. North Carolina 844. Virginia Tech 1165. Duke 1166. Virginia 1697. Wake Forest 2128. Maryland 2329. Georgia Tech 23910. Clemson 26811. Boston College 28112. Miami 3722012 @Blacksburg, VA1. Virginia Tech 552. Virginia 613. Florida State 624. NC State 745. Duke 1126. North Carolina 1497. Wake Forest 2098. Boston College 2469. Georgia Tech 27210. Clemson 28011. Miami 2422013 @Kernersville, NC1. Syracuse 642. North Carolina 843. Notre Dame 1054. Virginia 1085. Virginia Tech 1206. Duke 1377. Florida State 1458. NC State 1549. Georgia Tech 25610. Wake Forest 27411. Clemson 34112. Pitt 36613. Miami 4092014 @Charlottesville, VA1. Syracuse 322. NC State 903. North Carolina 954. Virginia 1215. Florida State 1586. Virginia Tech 1637. Notre Dame 1898. Louisville 1919. Clemson 24510. Georgia Tech 27711. Wake Forest 29112. Duke 29613. Pitt 35314. Boston College 43515. Miami 500

2015 @Tallahassee, FL1. Syracuse 462. NC State 953. Virginia 1154. Virginia Tech 1205. Louisville 1306. Notre Dame 1477. Florida State 1728. Duke 1879. North Carolina 18910. Georgia Tech 20911. Clemson 31812. Boston College 36013. Pitt 36814. Wake Forest 41015. Miami 4882016 - @Cary, N.C.1. Syracuse 292. Virginia 723. NC State 824. Virginia Tech 1285. Florida State 1346. North Carolina 1827. Louisville 2038. Georgia Tech 2249. Pitt 24610. Notre Dame 25711. Duke 31112. Boston College 33713. Wake Forest 34514. Clemson 34615. Miami 4402017 @Louisville, KY1. Syracuse 272. Virginia Tech 733. NC State 984. Virginia 1005. Florida State 1526. Wake Forest 1827. Notre Dame 2068. Georgia Tech 2389. Duke 26110. Pitt 28511. North Carolina 31512. Clemson 34513. Miami 37014. Boston College 37815. Louisville 3842018 @Boston, MA1. Notre Dame 572. Syracuse 613. NC State 854. Virginia 1285. Wake Forest 1546. Virginia Tech 1837. Florida State 1868. Duke 2059. North Carolina 23210. Louisville 24511. Georgia Tech 25012. Boston College 35313. Pitt 35814. Clemson 39515. Miami 491 2019 @Blacksburg, VA1. Syracuse 682. Notre Dame 733. Virginia Tech 1004. Virginia 100

5. Wake Forest 1166. Florida State 1557. Duke 1628. NC State 1649. Georgia Tech 25510. North Carolina 29811. Pitt 31512. Louisville 34113. Boston College 40514. Clemson 41215. Miami 466 2020 @Cary, N.C.1. Notre Dame 402. NC State 543. Wake Forest 864. Virginia 925. Duke 1346. Syracuse 1357. North Carolina 1968. Virginia Tech 2229. Florida State 22510. Pittsburgh 28211. Clemson 33512. Georgia Tech 34213. Louisville 38414. Boston College 45715. Miami 472 Championshipsby schoolNC State .........................16 Maryland ........................ 11North Carolina ................. 9Clemson ...........................7Duke ................................ 7Syracuse ......................... 6Virginia .............................4Wake Forest .................... 4Florida State .................. 1Notre Dame ..................... 2Virginia Tech .....................1

Championshipsby coachRollie Geiger, NCS...............15Jim Kehoe, MD ................... 8Chris Fox, SYR .................... 6Al Buehler, DU ..................... 6Dale Ranson, NC ................. 6Sam Colson, CU .................. 5John Goodridge, WF ........... 4Dennis Craddock, VA/NC .... 2Bob Dean, MD ..................... 2Jason Dunn, VA .................... 2Bob Braman, FSU ................ 1Bill Cason, CU ...................... 1Paul Derr, NCS ..................... 1Joe Hilton, NC ...................... 1Bill Lamm, NC ...................... 1Norm Ogilvie, DU ................. 1Stan Pitts, MD ..................... 1Bob Pollock, CU ................... 1Sean Carlson, ND ................ 1Ben Thomas, VT ................... 1Jason Vigilante, VA ............. 1~ - vacated by NCAA Com-mittee on Infractions

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Men’s South Region History

FSU won its fifth and most recent NCAA South Region title in 2015 at Alabama.

NCAA South Region Finishes2000 1.Alabama (47)...9. Florida State (253)2001 1. Alabama (55)… 3. Florida State (85)2002 1. Tennessee (51)… 4. Florida State (104)2003 1. Georgia (37)… 2. Florida State (64)2004 1. Florida State (59)... 2. Florida (71)2005 1. Alabama (40)… 2. Florida State (47)2006 1. Florida State (67)... 2. Alabama (88)2007 1. Alabama (28)… 2. Florida State (52)2008 1. Alabama (49)… 3. Florida State (66)2009 1. Alabama (45)… 2. Florida State (80)2010 1. Alabama (30)… 2. Florida State (55)2011 1. Florida State (40)... 2. Florida (68)2012 1. Florida State (27)... 2. Georgia (48)2013 1. Georgia (72)... 3. Florida State (101)2014 1. Mississippi (52)...2. Florida State (94)2015 1. Florida State (58)...2. Mississippi (62)2016 1. Mississippi (46)...3. Florida State (127)2017 1. Middle Tennessee (71)...4. Florida State (128)2018 1. Mississippi (45)...2. Florida State (92)2019 1. Mississippi (69)...4. Florida State (136)

All-Region Honors2000Dave Guerra2001Kim BergdahlDave GuerraJoep Tigchelaar2002Nathan AdamsJoep TigchelaarMaarten van de Heuvel2003Luke BeevorKevin CookIan HornabrookEddie RodriguezJoep Tigchelaar2004Andrew Lemoncello*Ian HornabrookTom LancashireEddie Rodriguez2005Andrew Lemoncello*Sean BurrisKevin CookTom LancashirePhil Nicholls2006Mark BuckinghamLuke GunnTom LancashireAndrew Lemoncello2007Mark BuckinghamLuke GunnSteeve GabartMatt LeederDaniel Roberts2008Steeve GabartJason Lakritz

Matt LeederDaniel RobertsNick Sunseri2009Matt LeederCiaran O’LionairdWes RickmanDaniel Roberts2010Ciaran O’Lionaird*Michael FoutMatt LeederSeth ProctorWes RickmanAlex Smyth2011David Forrester*Michael FoutBreandan O NeillSeth ProctorJakub Zivec2012Jakub Zivec*Breandan O NeillWes RickmanSeth ProctorDavid ForresterZak SeddonPaul Lagno2013Bryant BlahnikJosh GraciaZak SeddonKevin Johnson2014Tyler UdlandJack GoodwinZak Seddon2015Harry MulengaZak Seddon

Jack GoodwinStanley LintonGrant Nykaza2016Harry Mulenga2017Michael HallDavid BarneyStanley Linton2018Caleb PottorffSteven CrossToby HardwickPaul Stafford2019Caleb PottorffSteven Cross

* - NCAA South Region champion

Multiple All-Region SelectionsMatt Leeder ..................... 4Zak Seddon .................... 4Joep Tigchelaar ................3Tom Lancashire ............... 3Andrew Lemoncello ......... 3Daniel Roberts ................. 3Wes Rickman .................. 3Seth Proctor .................... 3Dave Guerra, Ian Hornabrook, Eddie Rodriguez, Kevin Cook, Luke Gunn, Mark Buckingham, Steve Gabart, Ciaran O’Li-onaird, Michael Fout, David Forrester, Breandan O Neill, Jakub Zivec, Jack Goodwin, Harry Mulenga, Stanley Linton, Caleb Pottorff, Steven Cross ..................... 2

Photo above: Breandan O Neill (left) and Jakub Zivec (right) finished side-by-side at the 2012 NCAA South Region Championships, the first contested at FSU’s Apalachee Regional Park course. Zivec was credited with the victory as the Noles won their second consecutive team title. Photos at left: Matthew Leeder and Zak Seddon hold the distinction as the only Seminoles to earn All-South Region honors four times in their careers. Leeder did it from 2007-10, while Seddon accomplished the feat from 2012-15.

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Women’s ACC Honors

1995Kirsten Birmelin2000Amy Pleckaitis2001Vicky Gill2002Vicky Gill2003Vicky Gill2006Susan Kuijken2007Susan Kuijken*Barbara Parker2008Susan Kuijken*Pilar McShineLinzi SnowLesley Van MiertLydia Willemse2009Susan Kuijken*Pasca CheruiyotJennifer DunnPilar McShine

Jessica Parry2010Pasca CheruiyotPilar McShineAstrid Leutert2011Amanda WinslowHannah BrooksJessica ParryViolah LagatColleen QuigleyKayleigh Tyerman2012Violah Lagat*Colleen QuigleyKayleigh TyermanAmanda WinslowGeorgia Peel2013Colleen QuigleyHannah WalkerLinden HallPippa WoolvenCarly Thomas2014Colleen Quigley

Linden HallPippa Woolven2015Carmela Cardama Baez2016Carmela Cardama Baez2017Militsa Mircheva2018 Militsa MirchevaElizabeth Funderburk2019Lauren RyanElizabeth FunderburkMaudie Skyring2020Addi CogginsElizabeth Funderburk

* - ACC Individual Champion

FSU Multiple All-ACC SelectionsSusan Kuijken ................... 4Colleen Quigley ................. 4Elizabeth Funderburk........3Vicky Gill ........................... 3Pilar McShine .................... 3

Amanda Winslow ...............2Jessica Parry ................... 2Violah Lagat ...................... 2Kayleigh Tyerman ............. 2Linden Hall ........................ 2Pippa Woolven .................. 2Carmela Cardama Baez .... 2Militsa Mircheva ................ 2Elizabeth Funderburk ........ 2

All-Time All-ACCSelections by School

NC State ........................................... 113North Carolina .................................59Florida State .....................................50Virginia ..............................................49Wake Forest .....................................44Duke ...................................................37Clemson ............................................ 27Boston College .................................23Notre Dame ......................................20Virginia Tech......................................16Syracuse ...........................................13Georgia Tech ..................................... 14Maryland .............................................8Louisville .............................................5Pitt ....................................................... 2

All-ACC Honors

ACC Runners of the Week2007 Sept. 4 Susan KuijkenSept. 15 Pilar McShine Oct. 2 Susan KuijkenOct. 16 Susan KuijkenOct. 23 Susan Kuijken2008Oct. 20 Susan KuijkenNov. 3 Susan Kuijken2009Oct. 19 Susan Kuijken 2010Oct. 18 Amanda Winslow 2011Oct. 4 Amanda WinslowOct. 18 Amanda Winslow

2012Sept. 4 Linden Hall Oct. 2 Colleen QuigleyOct. 16 Violah Lagat Oct. 30 Violah Lagat2013Sept. 4 Hannah Walker Oct. 15 Colleen QuigleyOct. 22 Colleen Quigley2014Sept. 23 Colleen QuigleyOct. 7 Colleen Quigley2015Sept. 8 Georgia Peel2016Sept. 16 Carmela Cardama Baez Oct. 11 Bridget BlakeOct. 11 Megan Mooney* 2017Sept. 6 Militsa Mircheva

Sept. 20 Militsa MirchevaOct. 11 Militsa MirchevaOct. 11 Jodie Judd*2018 Sept. 5 Militsa MirchevaSept. 5 Elizabeth Funderburk*Oct. 2 Elizabeth Funderburk*Oct. 23 Ella Swigler *2019Sept. 4 Lauren RyanOct. 2 Erin Phelps Oct. 2 Yasmine Abbes* Oct. 16 Erin PhelpsOct. 16 Yasmine Abbes*Oct. 23 Elizabeth Funderburk * - Freshman of the Week

2020Oct. 7 Alyson Churchill*Oct. 21 Addi Coggins

FSU ACC Runner of the Week LeadersSusan Kuijken ....................7Colleen Quigley ..................5Militsa Mircheva .................4Amanda Winslow ...............3Elizabeth Funderburk .........3Violah Lagat....................... 2Erin Phelps ............ ............2Yasmine Abbes ...................2Caleb Pottorff .................... 2

Susan Kuijken won three consecutive ACC individual cross country titles (2007-09).

Women’s ACC Awards

ACC Performer of the YearViolah Lagat - 2012

Colleen Quigley - 2013ACC Freshman of the Year

Colleen Quigley - 2011

ACC Coach of the YearKaren Harvey - 2007Karen Harvey - 2008Karen Harvey - 2009Karen Harvey - 2010Karen Harvey - 2011Karen Harvey - 2012Karen Harvey - 2013

Violah Lagat won the inaugural ACC Performer of the Year award in 2012..

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Women’s ACC Championship Results1991 @Chapel Hill, NC1. NC State 252. Clemson 593. Virginia 704. North Carolina 905. Florida State 1546. Duke 1797. Wake Forest 1818. Maryland 2059. Georgia Tech 2311992 @Raleigh, NC1. NC State 382. Wake Forest 413. Virginia 574. North Carolina 575. Florida State 1646. Clemson 1657. Georgia Tech 1768. Duke 2009. Maryland 2451993 @Clemson, SC1. NC State 462. Virginia 643. Clemson 724. North Carolina 735. Wake Forest 1186. Georgia Tech 1787. Florida State 1958. Duke 1999. Maryland 2241994 @Atlanta, GA1. North Carolina 402. Wake Forest 483. Georgia Tech 684. Virginia 875. Clemson 976. Duke 1717. Maryland 1948. Florida State 2351995 @Winston-Salem, NC1. NC State 402. Wake Forest 703. North Carolina 1084. Virginia 1165. Georgia Tech 1286. Clemson 1357. Duke 1538. Maryland 2129. Florida State 2201996 @College Park, MD1. NC State 382. North Carolina 493. Virginia 984. Clemson 1015. Wake Forest 1036. Georgia Tech 1337. Duke 1998. Maryland 2189. Florida State 2471997 @Tallahassee, FL1. NC State 282. Wake Forest 483. North Carolina 704. Virginia 1105. Duke 1116. Clemson 1577. Georgia Tech 1618. Maryland 2279. Florida State 247

1998 @Charlottesville, VA1. NC State 322. North Carolina 653. Wake Forest 754. Clemson 995. Virginia 1146. Duke 1557. Georgia Tech 1618. Florida State 2209. Maryland 2231999 @Chapel Hill, NC1. North Carolina 442. NC State 563. Virginia 774. Wake Forest 965. Duke 1046. Clemson 1637. Georgia Tech 1678. Florida State 2149. Maryland 2592000 @Raleigh, NC1. NC State 432. North Carolina 523. Wake Forest 924. Duke 1065. Virginia 1076. Florida State 1287. Georgia Tech 1438. Clemson 2539. Maryland 2632001 @Clemson, SC1. NC State 392. North Carolina 553. Virginia 804. Georgia Tech 1075. Duke 1366. Wake Forest 1497. Florida State 1568. Maryland 2639. Clemson 2732002 @Atlanta, GA1. NC State 612. Wake Forest 613. Virginia 784. Duke 815. North Carolina 886. Florida State 1347. Maryland 2038. Georgia Tech 2149. Clemson 2842003 @Winston-Salem, NC1. North Carolina 402. NC State 443. Wake Forest 624. Duke 1205. Florida State 1356. Virginia 1427. Maryland 2098. Georgia Tech 2299. Clemson 282

2004 @College Park, MD1. Duke 292. North Carolina 563. NC State 714. Wake Forest 945. Virginia 1636. Florida State 1687. Virginia Tech 197

8. Maryland 2059. Clemson 27010. Georgia Tech 27211. Miami 3052005 @Tallahassee, FL1. Duke 202. NC State 913. Wake Forest 1044. Boston College 1065. North Carolina 1286. Virginia 1777. Florida State 1968. Maryland 2149. Virginia Tech 23510. Georgia Tech 28111. Miami 32312. Clemson 3272006 @Charlottesville, VA1. NC State 592. Duke 883. Virginia 1044. Florida State 1185. Virginia Tech 1236. North Carolina 1387. Boston College 1508. Wake Forest 1669. Georgia Tech 19410. Maryland 21711. Clemson 34312. Miami 3842007 @Charlottesville, VA1. Florida State ~ 642. NC State 1023. Boston College 1064. North Carolina 1185. Virginia Tech 1216. Duke 1237. Wake Forest 1278. Virginia 1609. Maryland 23610. Clemson 25711. Georgia Tech 27712. Miami 3902008 @Chapel Hill, NC1. Florida State 272. Boston College 1063. Wake Forest 1124. Duke 1245. Virginia 1246. North Carolina 1377. Virginia Tech 1508. Clemson 1709. Maryland 23610. NC State 26211. Georgia Tech 28912. Miami 3922009 @Cary, NC1. Florida State 372. Duke 713. Virginia 844. NC State 1095. North Carolina 1376. Boston College 1447. Maryland 1928. Wake Forest 2049. Clemson 22110. Virginia Tech 28411. Georgia Tech 31212. Miami 380

2010 @Boston, MA1. Florida State 522. Virginia 753. Duke 994. Boston College 1005. North Carolina 1236. NC State 1377. Wake Forest 2068. Virginia Tech 2079. Clemson 20810. Maryland 31111. Georgia Tech 31512. Miami 3532011 @Clemson, SC1. Florida State 202. Boston College 793. Virginia 1134. NC State 1135. North Carolina 1186. Clemson 1597. Duke 1618. Virginia Tech 1809. Maryland 25810. Wake Forest 26411. Georgia Tech 32812. Miami 3692012 @Blacksburg, VA1. Florida State 352. Duke 673. Boston College 824. NC State 865. North Carolina 1526. Virginia 1707. Clemson 1918. Wake Forest 2229. Georgia Tech 25810. Virginia Tech 26011. Maryland 29612. Miami 3502013 @Kernersville, NC1. Florida State 522. Virginia 653. Syracuse 1084. Notre Dame 1245. Duke 1306. Boston College 1517. NC State 1838. Virginia Tech 1889. North Carolina 20410. Wake Forest 24611. Clemson 33612. Georgia Tech 38913. Pitt 39914. Maryland 40415. Miami 4472014 @Charlottesville, VA1. North Carolina 572. Florida State 993. Virginia 1094. NC State 1195. Notre Dame 1326. Virginia Tech 1617. Boston College 1628. Syracuse 1629. Wake Forest 23310. Duke 27611. Georgia Tech 28912. Louisville 29013. Clemson 369

14. Pitt 38815. Miami 5052015 @Tallahassee, FL1. Virginia 712. NC State 753. Notre Dame 964. Syracuse 1415. North Carolina 1506. Boston College 1597. Florida State 1728. Virginia Tech 2139. Pitt 24110. Clemson 24411. Duke 27512. Wake Forest 29013. Louisville 31214. Georgia Tech 40715. Miami 4502016 - @Cary, NC1. NC State 532. Notre Dame 743. Virginia Tech 1534. Louisville 1575. Syracuse 1846. Clemson 2077. Pitt 2078. Wake Forest 2079. Florida State 21310. Virginia 22011. Duke 24512. Boston College 24713. North Carolina 29914. Georgia Tech 34715. Miami 4462017 @Louisville, KY1. NC State 432. Louisville 1093. Virginia Tech 1294. Syracuse 1345. Wake Forest 1666. Notre Dame 1757. Duke 1808. Virginia 1829. Florida State 21010. Pitt 21011. North Carolina 24412. Georgia Tech 25813. Boston College 34814. Clemson 37815. Miami 4612018 @Boston, MA1. NC State 672. Notre Dame 683. Syracuse 834. Florida State 1285. Virginia Tech 1616. Duke 1797. Georgia Tech 1848. Wake Forest 1959. Virginia 23010. Boston College 29111. Clemson 29412. North Carolina 29413. Pitt 32014. Louisville 32415. Miami 4972019 @Blacksburg, VA1. NC State 642. Florida State 76

3. Notre Dame 1164. Virginia Tech 1465. Syracuse 1546. Wake Forest 1587. Boston College 1598. North Carolina 1969. Duke 20210. Georgia Tech 23811. Virginia 27612. Louisville 31413. Clemson 35214. Pitt 41015. Miami 493

2020 @Cary, N.C.1. NC State 472. Georgia Tech 99 3. Florida State 1094. Duke 1145. North Carolina 1165. Notre Dame 1167. Virginia 2058. Syracuse 2379. Boston College 26110. Wake Forest 28711. Virginia Tech 29212. Louisville 30313. Clemson 32014. Pitt 40615. Miami 457

Championshipsby schoolNC State ......................25-1Florida State~ ................. 6North Carolina.................. 4Virginia ............................ 3Duke ................................2Clemson .......................... 1Wake Forest ................. 0-1

Championshipsby coachRollie Geiger, NCS ..........19-1Karen Harvey, FSU~ ............ 6Laurie Henes, NCS............... 5Kevin Jermyn, DU ................ 2Michael Whittlesey, NC...... 2Wayne Coffman ................ 1Russ Combs, NCS ................ 1Joan Nesbit, NCS ................ 1Mark VanAlstyne, NC .......... 1Todd Morgan, VA ................. 1Martin Smith, VA ................. 1John Vasvary, VA ................. 1Annie Bennett, WF ...........0-1

~ - vacated by NCAA Commit-tee on Infractions

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Women’s South Region HistoryNCAA South Region Finishes2000 1. South Florida (71)...5. Florida State (134)2001 1. Georgia Tech (54)… 3. Florida State (113)2002 1. Tennessee (72)… 2. Florida State (74)2003 1. Tennessee (71)… 2. Florida State (93)2004 1. Tennessee (78)... 4. Florida State (176)2005 1. Tennessee (76)… 3. Florida State (118)2006 1. Georgia (35)... 4. Florida State (84)2007 1. Florida State (40)... 2. Georgia (75)*2008 1. Florida State (41)... 2. Florida (64)2009 1. Florida (33)… 2. Florida State (54)2010 1. Florida State (24)... 2. Florida (67)2011 1. Florida State (34)... 2. Vanderbilt (54)2012 1. Florida State (27)... 2. Vanderbilt (54)2013 1. Florida State (35)... 2. Vanderbilt (116)2014 1. Vanderbilt (52)...2. Florida State (53)2015 1. Vanderbilt (65)...4. Florida State (139)2016 1. Mississippi State (66)...7. Florida State (208)2017 1. Mississippi (59)...4. Florida State (129)2018 1. Florida State (60)...2. Florida (64)2019 1. Florida State (42)...2. Mississippi (100)

FSU won its second consecutive and eighth all-time South Region title at home in 2019.

All-Region Selections2000Brooke BastienKatie Jeffrey2001Vicky GillNatalie HughesKatie Jeffrey2002Vicky Gill*Natalie Hughes Misty HarperAllison Lind2003Vicky GillNatalie HughesAnne ClintonHelen Hofstede2004Laura BowermanNatalie Hughes2005Laura BowermanAbi Wilshire2006Susan Kuijken*Jessica CrateAmy HussAbi Wilshire2007Susan Kuijken* Hannah EnglandKirsten HagenAudrey HandPilar McShineBarbara ParkerLydia Willemse2008Kacey GibsonSusan KuijkenPilar McShineLinzi SnowLydia WillemseChristina Woytalewicz2009Pasca CheruiyotJennifer Dunn

Pilar McShineJessica ParryAmanda Winslow2010Pasca CheruiyotPilar McShineJessica ParryJennifer DunnHannah BrooksAmanda WinslowAstrid Leutert2011Amanda Winslow*Hannah BrooksViolah LagatCollen QuigleyKayleigh TyermanAubree WordenJessica Parry2012Violah Lagat*Colleen QuigleyAmanda WinslowKayleigh TyermanGeorgia PeelJessica ParryJennifer Dunn2013Colleen Quigley*Hannah WalkerLinden HallPippa WoolvenCarly Thomas2014Colleen Quigley*Pippa Woolven Linden HallBridget BlakeChelsi Woodruff2015Carmela Cardama BaezBridget BlakeChristine Griggs2016Carmela Cardama Baez2017

Jodie JuddEmily Edwards2018Militsa Mircheva*Elizabeth FunderburkMaudie SkyringMegan MooneyJodie Judd2019Maudie SkyringElizabeth FunderburkAddi CogginsJodie JuddLauren RyanRebecca Clark

* - NCAA South Region champion

Multiple All-Region Selec-tionsNatalie Hughes .........................4Jessica Parry ........................... 4Amanda Winslow ......................4Colleen Quigley ........................4Vicky Gill ................................. 3Susan Kuijken ..........................3Pilar McShine .......................... 3Wes Rickman .......................... 3Jennifer Dunn ...........................3Jodie Judd ............................... 3Laura Bowerman, Abi Wilshire, Lydia Willemse, Pasca Cheruiyot, Hannah Brooks, Vilah Lagat, Kayeight Tyerman, Linden Hall, Pippa Woolven, Bridget Blake, Carmela Cardama Baez, Elizabeth Funderburk, Maudie Skyring ......................................... 2

Above, left to right: Violah Lagat, Colleen Quigley and Amanda Winslow, seen here at the 2012 South Region Championship, combined for four consecutive South Region individual titles (2011-14) and 10 All-Region honors. Right: Militsa Mircheva raced to victory at the 2018 NCAA South Region Championships on her home course, leading the Noles to their first team title since 2013 and first NCAA Championships berth since 2014.

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Metro Conference History

Men’s Metro Championship ResultsFSU’s 1978 men’s team won the first of three Metro Conference cross country titles under coach John Brogle.

1976 - @St. Louis, MO1. Memphis State 432. Georgia Tech 653. Cincinnati 734. Florida State 785. Georgia Tech 796. Louisville 173

1977 @Cincinnati, OH1. Saint Louis 382. Cincinnati 593. Memphis State 714. Florida State 785. Georgia Tech 996. Louisville 142

1978 @Tallahassee, FL1. Florida State 432. Saint Louis 553. Virginia Tech 584. Cincinnati 905. Memphis State 926. Louisville 1577. Tulane 218

1979 @Memphis, TN1. Florida State 392. Virginia Tech 513. Memphis State 544. Cincinnati 985. Saint Louis 1406. Louisville 1527. Tulane 196

1980 - @St. Louis, MO 1. Virginia Tech 302. Florida State 383. Memphis State 864. Cincinnati 1015. Louisville 1546. Tulane 1857. Saint Louis NTS

1981 - @New Orleans, LA1. Virginia Tech 242. Florida State 313. Cincinnati 974. Memphis State 1195. Louisville 1246. Tulane 169

1982 @Blacksburg, VA1. Florida State 372. Virginia Tech 413. Cincinnati 754. Memphis State 915. Louisville 1246. Tulane 1557. Southern Miss 170

1983 @Cincinnati, OH1. Virginia Tech 422. South Carolina 933. Cincinnati 974. Florida State 1055. Memphis State 1116. Southern Miss 135

7. Louisville 1538. Tulane 164

1984 - @Tallahassee, FL1. Virginia Tech 252. Florida State 943. Louisville 1124. Memphis State 1165. South Carolina 1186. Tulane 1307. Cincinnati 1408. Southern Miss 156

1985 - @Louisville, KY1. Virginia Tech 382. Cincinnati 713. Memphis State 984. South Carolina 995. Louisville 1016. Florida State 1107. Southern Miss 165

1986 - @Memphis, TN1. Virginia Tech 392. South Carolina 553. Cincinnati 724. Florida State 1025. Louisville 1156. Memphis State 1207. Southern Miss 127

1987 - @Columbia, SC1. Virginia Tech 31

2. Louisville 743. Cincinnati 874. Florida State 925. South Carolina 936. Southern Miss 1557. Memphis State 170

1988 - @Hattiesburg, MS1. Virginia Tech 332. South Carolina 833. Florida State 854. Cincinnati 1155. Southern Miss 1176. Louisville 1237. Memphis 139

1989 - @Blacksburg, VA1. Virginia Tech 222. Florida State 553. South Carolina 984. Cincinnati 1015. Memphis 1286. Tulane 1337. Louisville 1628. Southern Miss 226

1990 - @Cincinnati, OH1. Virginia Tech 242. Florida State 643. South Carolina 794. Louisville 1235. Cincinnati 1396. Memphis 145

Men’s All-Metro1976 Donnie Cook Ron Montgomery1977 Donnie Cook1978 Herb Wills* Tom Herron John Hodge Doug Overfelt1979 Doug Overfelt Marc Trigg John Hodge Herb Wills Tom Herron1980 Larry Greene* Herb Wills Brett Hoffman John Hodge Marc Trigg1981 Herb Wills* Larry Greene Marc Trigg Doug Overfelt Ron Treadway Phillip Rolle Scott Taylor1982 Phillip Rolle* Ron Treadway Paul Waldron Richard Lewis Robert Shackleford1983 Gregg Doss Paul Waldron1984 Greg Doss Jeff Muth1985 Matt Farnen1986 Jacob Hosely David Keen1987 David Keen1988 David Keen1989 David Keen Allen Williams Jason Frank Andy Penick1990 Jason Frank Matthew Dobson Rob Circelli

* - Metro Individual Champion

At right: Herb Wills won the first of his two Metro Conference cross country titles as a fresh-man in 1978, helping the Noles to their first team title. His second title came as a senior in 1981. Below, left to right: Larry Greene and Phillip Rolle also won individual titles, in 1980 and 1982, respectively.

Women’s All-Metro1985 Brenda Moore* Barbara Matthews Colleen O’Reilly Sue Pockell1986 Carrie Boyd Barbara Matthews Adrienne Politiowitz Sharon Farrall Colleen O’Reilly1987 Carrie Boyd Michelle Farrall1988 Carrie Boyd Michelle Farrall Colleen O’Reilly Angela Harris1989 Carrie Boyd* Michelle Farrall Angela Harris1990 Tracy Howze* - Metro Individual Champion

Women’s Metro Results1985 @Louisville, KY1. Virginia Tech 292. Florida State 393. Cincinnati 814. Louisville 1085. Southern Miss 1196. Memphis State 172

1986 @Memphis, TN1. Virginia Tech 232. Florida State 393. Cincinnati 734. Louisville 855. Memphis State 105

1987 @Columbia, SC1. Virginia Tech 252. Florida State 723. Cincinnati 754. South Carolina 845. Louisville 1126. Memphis State1267. Southern Miss 178

1988 @Hattiesburg, MS1. South Carolina 412. Florida State 463. Virginia Tech 724. Cincinnati 1125. Memphis State 1126. Louisville 1187. Southern Miss 184

1989@Blacksburg, VA1. South Carolina 392. Florida State 543. Virginia Tech 624. Louisville 815. Cincinnati 1366. Tulane 1587. Memphis State 1998. Southern Miss 225

1990 @Cincinnati, OH1. South Carolina 262. Louisville 523. Virginia Tech 754. Florida State 835. Cincinnati 1456. Tulane 1847. Memphis State 1888. Southern Miss 226

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Academic Honors

Men2005Tom LancashireAndrew LemoncelloPhil Nicholls

2006Tom LancashireAndrew Lemoncello

2007Mark BuckinghamMatt LeederDaniel Roberts

2008Matt LeederJason Lakritz

2009Matt LeederMichael Fout

2010Michael FoutDavid ForresterJakub Zivec2011Michael FoutSeth Proctor

2012Seth ProctorPaul LagnoJakub Zivec

2013Kevin JohnsonJakub Zivec

2014Antony TaylorOtniel TeixeiraTyler Udland

2015Bryce KelleyStanley Linton

2016Bryce KelleySteven Cross

2017David BarneyStanley LintonIstvan Szogi

2018Steven CrossCaleb PottorffIstvan Szogi

2019Steven CrossKasey KnevelbaardCaleb PottorffPaul Stafford

Women2005Laura BowermanAbi Wilshire2006Amy HussAbi Wilshire2007Hannah EnglandKirsten HagenSusan KuijkenLydia Willemse

2008Lydia WillemseLesley Van Miert2009Susan KuijkenPasca CheruiyotJennifer DunnJessica ParryAmanda Winslow2010Jennifer DunnPasca CheruiyotPilar McShineJessica Parry Hannah BrooksAmanda Winslow2011Hannah BrooksAmanda WinslowJessica ParryColleen QuigleyKayleigh TyermanAubree Worden2012Jennifer DunnJessica ParryColleen QuigleyKayleigh TyermanAmanda Winslow2013Colleen QuigleyLinden HallHannah WalkerPippa Woolven2014Colleen QuigleyLinden HallPippa WoolvenGeorgia Peel2015Carmela Cardama BaezChristine GriggsGeorgia Peel2016Carmela Cardama BaezCatherine Blaney2017Emily EdwardsJodie JuddMilitsa Mircheva2018Elizabeth FunderburkJodie JuddMilitsa MirchevaMegan MooneyMaudie Skyring

2019Addi CogginsElizabeth FunderburkJodie JuddErin PhelpsLauren RyanMaudie Skyring

All-ACC Academic

ACC Scholar-Athletes of the YearMen2009 Matt Leeder2011 Michael Fout2012 Jakub Zivec

Women2008 Lydia Willemse2009 Susan Kuijken2010 Jennifer Dunn2011 Hannah Brooks2013 Colleen Quigley

Kuijken DunnLeeder Fout Zivec BrooksWillemse

In 2013 Colleen Quigley became the first woman to sweep ACC Performer of the Year and Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors.

Men 2006Thomas LancashireAndrew Lemoncello

2009Matthew Leeder

2010Michael FoutCiaran O’Lionaird

2011Michael Fout

2012Seth ProctorJakub Zivec

2014Tyler Udland

2015Stanley Linton

2017David BarneyStanley Linton

2018Steven CrossCaleb Pottorff

2019Steven CrossCaleb Pottorff

Women2000Brooke Bastien

2006Amy Huss

2007Kirsten HagenAudrey HandLydia Willemse

2008Lydia Willemse

2009Jennifer DunnJessica ParryAmanda Winslow

2010Hannah BrooksJennifer DunnJessica ParryAmanda Winslow

2011Hannah BrooksJessica ParryColleen QuigleyKayleigh TyermanAmanda WinslowAubree Worden

2012Jennifer DunnJessica ParryColleen QuigleyKayleigh TyermanAmanda Winslow

2013Colleen QuigleyLinden HallHannah WalkerPippa Woolven

2014Pippa WoolvenLinden HallColleen Quigley

2015Carmela Cardama BaezChristine Griggs

2016Carmela Cardama Baez

2017Emily EdwardsJodie Judd

2018Elizabeth FunderburkMilitsa MirchevaMegan MooneyMaudie Skyring

USTFCCCA All-Academic

Men’s TeamYear Team GPA1996 Florida State 3.092000 Florida State 3.132010 Florida State 3.112011 Florida State 3.132012 Florida State 3.2072013 Florida State 3.372014 Florida State 3.002017 Florida State 3.172018 Florida State 3.14

Women’s TeamYear Team GPA1996 Florida State 3.291999 Florida State 3.252000 Florida State 3.272002 Florida State 3.132005 Florida State 3.3722006 Florida State n/a2007 Florida State 3.292010 Florida State 3.1872011 Florida State 3.33

2012 Florida State 3.3392013 Florida State 3.142014 Florida State 3.362015 Florida State 3.2862016 Florida State 3.362017 Florida State 3.482018 Florida State 3.592019 Florida State 3.69

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