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Moreno Wins Weekly ACC Defensive Honor
February 22, 2022 | Women's Lacrosse
TheACC.com
CHAPEL HILL—University of North Carolina graduate student goalie Taylor Moreno earned Atlantic Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors for the week of February 14-20, the ACC announced on Tuesday.
Moreno broke the UNC career record for wins by a goalie when the Tar Heels beat Furman, 20-7, on Feb. 16. The Huntington, N.Y., native made two saves in one half of work against the Paladins, improving her career record to 50-6. In the Tar Heels' 15-11 win at No. 7 Florida on Saturday, Moreno made eight saves and gathered four ground balls. For the week she collected six ground balls and caused a turnover.
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Boston College graduate attacker Charlotte North was named the ACC Offensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week.
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North became the ACC all-time leading scorer Saturday as she continued her torrid start to the season. The native of Dallas scored 11 goals last week in the top-ranked Eagles' wins over No. 24 UMass (22-5) and Boston University (22-6). The senior attacker posted an impressive 76.4 shot on goal percentage (13-of-17). She became the ACC's all-time leading goal scorer with her fourth goal, the 284th of her career.
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Six ACC women's lacrosse teams are ranked in the latest Inside Lacrosse Women/IWLCA poll, with the ACC holding each of the top three spots and six of the top 20 with Boston College (1), North Carolina (2), Syracuse (3), Duke (8), Virginia (13) and Notre Dame (17). The ACC has the most teams in the poll among all conferences.
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2022 ACC Offensive Players of the Week
Feb. 15 – Charlotte North, Gr., A, Boston College; Katie DeSimone, So., A, Duke
Feb. 22 – Charlotte North, Gr., A, Boston College
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2022 ACC Defensive Players of the Week
Feb. 15 – Rachel Hall, Sr., G, Boston College
Feb. 22 – Taylor Moreno, Gr., G, North Carolina
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CHAPEL HILL—University of North Carolina graduate student goalie Taylor Moreno earned Atlantic Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors for the week of February 14-20, the ACC announced on Tuesday.
Moreno broke the UNC career record for wins by a goalie when the Tar Heels beat Furman, 20-7, on Feb. 16. The Huntington, N.Y., native made two saves in one half of work against the Paladins, improving her career record to 50-6. In the Tar Heels' 15-11 win at No. 7 Florida on Saturday, Moreno made eight saves and gathered four ground balls. For the week she collected six ground balls and caused a turnover.
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Boston College graduate attacker Charlotte North was named the ACC Offensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week.
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North became the ACC all-time leading scorer Saturday as she continued her torrid start to the season. The native of Dallas scored 11 goals last week in the top-ranked Eagles' wins over No. 24 UMass (22-5) and Boston University (22-6). The senior attacker posted an impressive 76.4 shot on goal percentage (13-of-17). She became the ACC's all-time leading goal scorer with her fourth goal, the 284th of her career.
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Six ACC women's lacrosse teams are ranked in the latest Inside Lacrosse Women/IWLCA poll, with the ACC holding each of the top three spots and six of the top 20 with Boston College (1), North Carolina (2), Syracuse (3), Duke (8), Virginia (13) and Notre Dame (17). The ACC has the most teams in the poll among all conferences.
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2022 ACC Offensive Players of the Week
Feb. 15 – Charlotte North, Gr., A, Boston College; Katie DeSimone, So., A, Duke
Feb. 22 – Charlotte North, Gr., A, Boston College
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2022 ACC Defensive Players of the Week
Feb. 15 – Rachel Hall, Sr., G, Boston College
Feb. 22 – Taylor Moreno, Gr., G, North Carolina
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