Nov. 27, 2001

Angie North (Houston, Texas) continued to add to her accolades at Duke University, earned 2001 second team All-America honors. The senior back is also a two-time South Region All-American and a 2000 NFHCA Academic All-America.

North, a first team all-region pick in 2001, anchored the Blue Devil defense, while also contributing two goals and two assists. She finished her career ranked eighth in the Duke record books with 19 assists. North made the most of her two goals this season, scoring the game-winner versus Villanova and forcing overtime with a late goal against Virginia in the final regular season contest of the year.

The Blue Devils finished the year 9-9 overall and ranked 17th in the NFHCA poll. All nine of the team's losses were to ranked opponents with Duke falling by one goal in six contests.

The All-America Teams:

First Team			Second Team			Third Team
Kelly Baril, Princeton		Kirsten Anderson, Dartmouth	Morgan Brady, Maine
Sarah Broderick, Northeastern	Kristen Aronowicz, Syracuse	Lauren Campbell, Bucknell
Anke Bruemmer, UMass.		Heather Aughinbaugh, WF	        Jessica Coleman, Virginia
Jemima Cameron, Wake Forest	Bridget Cooper, Michigan State	Traci Forchetti, James Madison
Ilvy Friebe, Princeton		Kelly Doton, Wake Forest	Catherine Foreman, Michigan
Ali Johnstone, Ohio		Carrie Goodloe, Virginia	Tara Hermann, Old Dominion
Kiley Kulina, Penn State	Rachel Hiskins, Maryland	Christy Hershey, Louisville
Carrie Lingo, North Carolina	Vanessa Immordino, Ohio State	Helen Jerdan, Kent State
Jill Martz, Penn State		Abby Martin, North Carolina	Timarie Legel, Penn State
Dina Rizzo, Maryland		Carissa Messimer, Maryland	Tiffany Leister, Iowa
Tiffany Snow, Old Dominion	Carissa Mirasol, Cornell	Tovia Martirosian, Yale
Emily Townsend, Princeton	Angie North, Duke	        Lauren Mazziotto, Ohio
Arlette Van Cleeff, Kent State	Cameron Schmitz, New Hampshire	Andschana Mendes, Rutgers
Marije Van Nouhuys, Ohio State	Pamie Zukowski, Drexel		Claire Miller, Princeton
Autumn Welsh, Maryland		Amy Tran, North Carolina	Carolyn Steele, Dartmouth
Adrienne Yoder, Old Dominion	Kelly Williams, Northeastern	Ameillie Wulff, Boston College