CHARLOTTE, N.C. (theACC.com) – Florida State junior forward Jordynn Dudley and Notre Dame sophomore midfielder/forward Izzy Engle have been named the Atlantic Coast Conference Co-Offensive Players of the Week, while Louisville senior goalkeeper Erynn Floyd was selected as the ACC Defensive Player of the Week for matches played between October 20-26.

CO-OFFENSIVE – Jordynn Dudley, Jr., F, Florida State (Milton, Georgia)

• Scored two goals and added an assist in the 3-2 upset win over No. 3 Virginia last Thursday.
• Recorded the equalizer in the 59th minute and later gave the Seminoles a 2-1 lead in the 64th minute.
• Assisted on the 89th-minute game-winner.
• Her five points in the win marked a season high, the second-most of her collegiate career.

CO-OFFENSIVE – Izzy Engle, So., M/F, Notre Dame (Edina, Minnesota)

• Closed the week with four goals and an assist in a win over Virginia Tech (5-0) and a draw at Wake Forest (1-1).
• Became the first player in the ACC to register a hat trick in a league match this season, tallying three goals and an assist against the Hokies.
• The hat trick was her second of her collegiate career.
• Scored the Fighting Irish’s only goal against the Demon Deacons on Sunday.
• Currently the only player in the ACC with double-figure goals in league play (11).

DEFENSIVE – Erynn Floyd, Sr., GK, Louisville (Wilton, Connecticut)

• Made four saves and earned the shutout in Thursday’s win over NC State.
• The clean sheet was her ninth of the season and fifth in league play, the most among all ACC goalkeepers.
• Marked the first time NC State was held without a goal in its last eight contests.
• Also marked the first time the Wolfpack has been shut out at home since August 14.

Women’s Soccer Notes

• The 2025 Ally ACC Women’s Soccer Tournament begins Sunday, November 2, with first-round matchups on campus sites before heading to First Horizon Stadium at WakeMed Soccer Park for the semifinals on Thursday, November 6, and the final on Sunday, November 9.
• A nation-best nine ACC teams are in the top 25 of the latest RPI. The next closest conference has six teams.
• ACC teams closed the non-conference portion of the regular season with 81 victories, tied for the most among all conferences.
• ACC teams own a 15-9-7 (.597) record against peer Power Four conference opponents this season.
• Five ACC teams are in the top 10 nationally in scoring offense, headlined by No. 1 Stanford (3.81 goals per game) and No. 3 Notre Dame (3.47).

2025 ACC Women’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week
Aug. 19 – Mia Minestrella, Jr., F, Duke
Aug. 26 – Mackenzie Geigle, Sr., F, Louisville
Sept. 2 – Devin Lynch, Sr., M, Duke | Laney Matriano, Sr., M, Notre Dame
Sept. 9 – Amelia Swinarski, So., M, Louisville | Annabelle Chukwu, So., F, Notre Dame
Sept. 16 – Ella Carter, Jr., M, Virginia
Sept. 23 – Annabelle Chukwu, So., F, Notre Dame
Sept. 30 – Izzy Engle, So., M/F, Notre Dame | Kylie Maxwell, Fr., F, Wake Forest
Oct. 7 – Olivia Thomas, Jr., F, North Carolina | Jade Bordeleau, Jr., F, NC State
Oct. 14 – Jasmine Aikey, Sr., F, Stanford
Oct. 21 – Andrea Kitahata, R-Sr., F, Stanford
Oct. 28 – Jordynn Dudley, Jr., F, Florida State | Izzy Engle, So., M/F, Notre Dame

2025 ACC Women’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week
Aug. 19 – Elise Evans, Sr., D, Stanford | Valentina Amaral, R-So., GK, Wake Forest
Aug. 26 – Victoria Safradin, Jr., GK, Virginia
Sept. 2 – Cameron Roller, Jr., D, Duke
Sept. 9 – Teagan Wy, Sr., GK, California
Sept. 16 – Janet Okeke, So., D, Florida State
Sept. 23 – Olivia Pratapas, Sr., GK, NC State
Sept. 30 – Teagan Wy, Sr., GK, California
Oct. 7 – Olivia Pratapas, Sr., GK, NC State
Oct. 14 – Teagan Wy, Sr., GK, California
Oct. 21 – Teagan Wy, Sr., GK, California
Oct. 28 – Erynn Floyd, Sr., GK., Louisville