April 15, 2004

GREENSBORO, N.C. - The Atlantic Coast Conference announced on Thursday the 2004 All-Conference Team for women's tennis. The University of North Carolina's Aniela Mojzis and Kendall Cline both made the 18-member team.

Mojzis, currently ranked 28th in the nation, finished ACC play at 5-3. In her final regular season match, she pulled an upset win 6-1, 6-3 over ACC Conference Player of the Year Julie Coin of Clemson who is ranked eighth nationally.

Cline finished 3-5 in the ACC, taking three of her four losses to third sets. Cline and Mojzis, both juniors, are currently ranked 23rd in doubles. The pair posted a final ACC record of 8-1. Their only loss, to Florida State's Roxanne Clarke and Mihaela Moldovan, was in a tiebreaker at 9-8(2).

The Tar Heels, seeded third in the ACC Tournament, play fourth-seeded Georgia Tech on Friday at noon at the Millbrook Exchange Tennis Center in Raleigh, N.C.

2004 ACC All-Conference Team
Daniela Alvarez, Clemson
Kelly Anderson, Georgia Tech
Saras Arasu, Duke
Maria Brito, Clemson
Ramona But, Maryland
Kendall Cline, North Carolina
Karin Coetzee, Wake Forest
Julie Coin, Clemson
Ashlee Davis, Wake Forest
Anca Dumitrescu, Florida State
Kristen James, Virginia
Amanda Johnson, Duke
Aniela Mojzis, North Carolina
Mihaela Moldovan, Florida State
Barbara Orlay, NC State
Lyndsay Shosho, Georgia Tech
Tory Zawacki, Duke
Jennifer Zika, Duke

Player of the Year
Julie Coin, Clemson

Freshman of the Year
Ashlee Davis, Wake Forest

Coach of the Year
Lise Gregory, Florida State