GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – Four national titles highlighted the Atlantic Coast Conference’s collective showing at this past weekend’s NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In addition, ACC student-athletes delivered a combined  12 podium (top-four finishes) and 55 total first- or second-team All-Americans (26 men, 29 women).

NC State’s Katelyn Tuohy took women’s NCAA titles in both the 3,000- and 5,000-meter races, and Notre Dame’s Jadin O’Brien was gold medalist in the women’s pentathlon. On the men’s side, Clemson’s Giano Roberts brought home the NCAA title in the 60-meter hurdles.

The ACC placed two teams among the top 10 in the women’s team standings, with NC State finishing sixth and Notre Dame seventh. Florida State led ACC teams on the men’s side with a 14th-place finish.

Please see below for detail on ACC finishes at this year’s NCAA Indoor Championships, including times and marks.

ACC MEN’S TEAM STANDINGS
14. Florida State – 16
15. Clemson – 15
22. Louisville – 10.5
28. Virginia – 9
t-32. North Carolina -7
t-32. NC State -7
t-37. Miami – 6
t-41. Syracuse -5
 
ACC MEN’S 2022-23 ALL-AMERICANS
60 meters
First team
5. Ismael Kone, Florida State – 6.58
6. Alex Lang, NC State – 6.59
Second team
13. Sterling Warner-Savage, Louisville – 6.63
14. Cole Beck, Virginia Tech – 6.63
 
200 meters
First team
5. Cameron Miller, Louisville – 20.29
7. Amir Willis, Florida State – 20.56
 
400 meters
Second team
14. Wanya McCoy, Clemson – 46.07
 
800 meters
First team
4. Tarees Rhoden, Clemson – 1:47.35
 
Mile
First team
6. Conor Murphy, Virginia – 4:04.22
 
60m hurdles
First team
1. Giano Roberts, Clemson – 7.55
4. Jaheem Hayles, Syracuse – 7.61
5. Josh Brockman, NC State – 7.67
Second team
10. Cameron Murray, NC State – 7.69
 
5000 meters
First team
5. Parker Wolfe, North Carolina – 13:43.69
Second team
14. Carter Solomon, Notre Dame – 14:37.57
 
DMR
First team
6. North Carolina – 9:33
 
High jump
First team
5. Trey Allen, Louisville - 2.21m (7-3)
Second team
16. Brion Stephens, Louisville – 2.10m (6-10.75)
 
Triple jump
First team
3. Owayne Owens, Virginia – 16.69m (54-9.25)
5. Jeremiah Davis, Florida State – 16.38 (53-9)
8. Russell Robinson, Miami – 16.30m (53-5.75)
Second team
15. Chauncey Chambers, Virginia Tech – 15.94m (52-3.75)
 
Long jump
First team
3. Jeremiah Davis, Florida State – 8.37m (27-5.5)
 
Shot Put
Second team
14. Michael Shoaf, Notre Dame
 
Weight throw
First team
4. Decio Andrade, Miami – 22.54m (73-11.5)
Second team
13. Andrew White, Wake Forest – 21.15m (69-4.75)
 
ACC WOMEN’S TEAM STANDINGS
6. NC State – 29
t-7. Notre Dame – 24
t-28. Virginia Tech – 7
t-31. Virginia - 5
t-34. Clemson - 4
t-38. Syracuse -3
t-43. Duke -2
t-43. Louisville -2
 
2022-23 ACC Women’s Indoor Track & Field All-Americans          
60 meters
First team
8. Kiara Grant, Clemson – 7.21                      
Second team
15. Dejaz DeFrand, Florida State – 7.27
 
200 meters
15. Dejaz DeFrand, Florida State – 22.89
 
800 meters
Second team
11. Katherine Mitchell, Boston College
 
Mile
First team
4. Margot Appleton, Virginia – 4:35.83
7. Amina Maatoug, Duke – 4:38.83
Second team
10. Lindsey Butler, Virginia Tech – 4:45.65
 
3000 meters
First team
1. Katelyn Tuohy, NC State – 9:10.07
2. Olivia Markezich, Note Dame – 9:13.01
7. Kelsey Chmiel, NC State – 9:16.26
Second team
9. Sam Bush – 9:17.35
14. Amina Maatoug, Duke – 9:38.14
 
5000 meters
First team
1. Katelyn Tuohy, NC State – 16:09.55
4. Kelsey Chmiel, NC State – 16:18.87
6. Amanda Vestri, Syracuse – 16:25.30
8. Sydney Seymour, NC State – 16:28.15
 
DMR
First team
NC State – 11:07.72
 
High jump
Second team
9. Shanty Papakosta, Georgia Tech – 1.82m (5-11.5)
 
Pole vault
First team
4. Kenna Stimmel, Virginia Tech – 4.40m (14-5.25)
Second team
10. Aliyah Welter, Louisville – 4.30m (14-1.25)
11. Julia Fixsen, Virginia Tech – 4.30m (14-1.25)
 
Long jump
First team
7. Synclair Savage, Louisville – 6.41m (21-0.5)
 
Weight throw
First team
6. Marie Forbes, Clemson – 22.63m (74-3)
7. Rebecca Mammel, Virginia Tech -22.54m (73-11.5)
Second team
12. Sara Killinen, Virginia Tech – 21.23m (69-8)
 
Triple jump
Second team
15. Victoria Gorlova – 13.23m (43-5)
 
Shot put
Second team
10. Hannah Hall, Miami – 16.86m (55-3.75)
 
Pentathlon
First team
1. Jadin O’Brien, Notre Dame – 4512
Second team
14. Alex Still, Virginia – 4034