North Carolina State University Athletics

11/11/2026 2:00:00 PM | Women's Soccer
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - NC State women's soccer's Jade Bordeleau has been named to the All-ACC First Team, as announced by the conference Tuesday. The honor marks the Wolfpack's first All-ACC First Team selection since Tziarra King earned the distinction in 2019. It is also Bordeleau's second consecutive season earning All-ACC recognition after she was named to the second team a year ago.
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"I am incredibly proud of Jade," said Higgins. "She had a breakthrough year in the ACC last season, and for her to follow it up with an even better one this year, speaks volumes about her ability and character. She has also developed into a great leader for our team, on and off the field. She has now etched her name into NC State women's soccer history and it is thoroughly deserved. Go Pack!"
Following a breakout 2025 season in which she became the first NC State player since 2019 to score at least 10 goals in a season, Bordeleau elevated her play again in 2026. The senior captain led the Wolfpack with 13 goals during the regular season, ranking 19th nationally and third in the ACC. Her 0.76 goals per match ranked 15th nationally and third in the conference, while her five game-winning goals ranked 12th nationally and second in the ACC.
During the season, the Terrebonne, Quebec, native earned ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors and was named to the Hermann Trophy Midseason Watch List. She was also named the No. 12 player in the country on TopDrawerSoccer's Midseason Top 100 Players list.
Bordeleau's success helped lead the Pack to a strong regular season, finishing with 11 wins and marking the program's first double-digit regular-season win total since 2017. The Wolfpack won six of eight home matches, its most home victories since 2019, and recorded five road wins, the most since 2021.
NC State awaits its place in the 2026 NCAA Tournament, with the selection show scheduled for Monday, Nov. 16, at 4 p.m.
For the latest on NC State women's soccer, follow @PackWSoccer on social media.
First-Team All-ACC
Mia Minestrella, F, Duke
Bella Devey, F, North Carolina
Hope Munson, D, North Carolina
Jade Bordeleau, F, NC State
Izzy Engle, F, Notre Dame
Lily Joseph, M, Notre Dame
Lizzie Boamah, D, Stanford
Charlotte Kohler, M, Stanford
Addison Halpern, M, Virginia
Valentina Amaral, GK, Wake Forest
Sierra Sythe, D, Wake Forest
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Second-Team All-ACC
Dani Davis, M, Clemson
Daya King, D, Duke
Avery Order, M, Duke
Wrianna Hudson, F, Florida State
Aven Alvarez, D, North Carolina
Abby Mills, D, Notre Dame
Y-Lan Nguyen, M, Stanford
Pearl Cecil, D, Virginia
Victoria Safradin, GK, Virginia
Allie Flanagan, F, Wake Forest
Kylie Maxwell, F, Wake Forest
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Third-Team All-ACC
Katie Shea Collins, F, Duke
Sam Courtwirght, M, Duke
Cameron Roller, D, Duke
Jocelyn Travers, D, Duke
Karina Peat, F, Louisville
Lilliah Blum, M, North Carolina
Ashley Pennie, M, North Carolina
Charlie Codd, M, Notre Dame
Caroline Birkel, GK, Stanford
Ella Carter, M, Virginia
Anna Weir, F, Virginia Tech
Riley Cross, M, Wake Forest
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All-Freshman Team
Natalie Chudowsky, M/D, Duke
Yuna Marui, M, Duke
Bridget Mutipula, D, Florida State
Scottie Antonucci, M, North Carolina
Cali O'Neill, D, North Carolina
Amari Manning, F, North Carolina
Reese Canada, M, Notre Dame
Kate Kemmerley, F, Notre Dame
Bristol Kersh, F, Notre Dame
Ella Kral, F, Stanford
London Young, D, Stanford
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"I am incredibly proud of Jade," said Higgins. "She had a breakthrough year in the ACC last season, and for her to follow it up with an even better one this year, speaks volumes about her ability and character. She has also developed into a great leader for our team, on and off the field. She has now etched her name into NC State women's soccer history and it is thoroughly deserved. Go Pack!"
Following a breakout 2025 season in which she became the first NC State player since 2019 to score at least 10 goals in a season, Bordeleau elevated her play again in 2026. The senior captain led the Wolfpack with 13 goals during the regular season, ranking 19th nationally and third in the ACC. Her 0.76 goals per match ranked 15th nationally and third in the conference, while her five game-winning goals ranked 12th nationally and second in the ACC.
During the season, the Terrebonne, Quebec, native earned ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors and was named to the Hermann Trophy Midseason Watch List. She was also named the No. 12 player in the country on TopDrawerSoccer's Midseason Top 100 Players list.
Bordeleau's success helped lead the Pack to a strong regular season, finishing with 11 wins and marking the program's first double-digit regular-season win total since 2017. The Wolfpack won six of eight home matches, its most home victories since 2019, and recorded five road wins, the most since 2021.
NC State awaits its place in the 2026 NCAA Tournament, with the selection show scheduled for Monday, Nov. 16, at 4 p.m.
For the latest on NC State women's soccer, follow @PackWSoccer on social media.
First-Team All-ACC
Mia Minestrella, F, Duke
Bella Devey, F, North Carolina
Hope Munson, D, North Carolina
Jade Bordeleau, F, NC State
Izzy Engle, F, Notre Dame
Lily Joseph, M, Notre Dame
Lizzie Boamah, D, Stanford
Charlotte Kohler, M, Stanford
Addison Halpern, M, Virginia
Valentina Amaral, GK, Wake Forest
Sierra Sythe, D, Wake Forest
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Second-Team All-ACC
Dani Davis, M, Clemson
Daya King, D, Duke
Avery Order, M, Duke
Wrianna Hudson, F, Florida State
Aven Alvarez, D, North Carolina
Abby Mills, D, Notre Dame
Y-Lan Nguyen, M, Stanford
Pearl Cecil, D, Virginia
Victoria Safradin, GK, Virginia
Allie Flanagan, F, Wake Forest
Kylie Maxwell, F, Wake Forest
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Third-Team All-ACC
Katie Shea Collins, F, Duke
Sam Courtwirght, M, Duke
Cameron Roller, D, Duke
Jocelyn Travers, D, Duke
Karina Peat, F, Louisville
Lilliah Blum, M, North Carolina
Ashley Pennie, M, North Carolina
Charlie Codd, M, Notre Dame
Caroline Birkel, GK, Stanford
Ella Carter, M, Virginia
Anna Weir, F, Virginia Tech
Riley Cross, M, Wake Forest
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All-Freshman Team
Natalie Chudowsky, M/D, Duke
Yuna Marui, M, Duke
Bridget Mutipula, D, Florida State
Scottie Antonucci, M, North Carolina
Cali O'Neill, D, North Carolina
Amari Manning, F, North Carolina
Reese Canada, M, Notre Dame
Kate Kemmerley, F, Notre Dame
Bristol Kersh, F, Notre Dame
Ella Kral, F, Stanford
London Young, D, Stanford
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