GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – More than 70 Atlantic Coast Conference student-athletes are set to compete in the men’s and women’s 2021 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships this weekend in Fayetteville, Arkansas
 
The championships, hosted by the University of Arkansas, will be held March 11-13 at the Randal Tyson Track Center. The event will be closed to fans due to COVID-19 protocols, but live championship coverage will be streamed on ESPN3. Additional details on times of the live ESPN3 coverage will be forthcoming. A re-air of the championship will take place starting at 9 p.m. on Sunday (March 14) on ESPNU. 

The complete list of participants is available here.  The meet schedule and live results throughout the weekend can be found here.

This year’s ACC representatives includes a trio of student-athletes who qualified for the Championships by holding or matching the nation’s top time or mark in their respective events (Florida State’s Trey Cunningham – 7.55 in men’s 60m hurdles, Florida State’s Isaac Grimes – 8.33m in men’s long jump, Virginia Tech’s Lindsey Butler – 2:01.96 in women’s 800 meters).

Cunningham has been named to each of this year’s Boweman Watch List, most recently the pre-NCAA indoor watch list released March 4.

Eight more ACC competitors are currently ranked among the nation’s top five, and several will be entered in multiple events as individuals and/or as a part of a relay team.

Grimes’ mark stands as the ACC record, as does the men’s 400 meters time of 45.24 meters set by Virgina Tech’s Jacory Patterson in mid-February.
 
USTFCCCA Regional Honors
The ACC was again well represented as the USTFCCCA handed out Regional “Of the Year” awards for theb indoor season. Conference student-athletes and coaches who received 2021 regional honors:

Northeast Region Men’s Track – JP Trojan, Syracuse (5k)
South Region Men’s Track – Trey Cunningham, Florida State (60m hurdles)
Southeast Region Men’s Field – Daniel McArthur, North Carolina (throws)
Southeast Region Women’s Field – Erin Marsh, Duke (pentathlon, high jump, long jump)
Mid-Atlantic Men’s Coach – Alonzo Webb, Pitt
Southeast Region Men’s Coach – Dave Cianelli, Virginia Tech
Mid-Atlantic Region Men’s Assistant – Alonzo Webb III, Pitt
South Region Women’s Assistant – Kelly Phillips, Florida State
 
The ACC’s Indoor Qualifiers
Listed below are the ACC student-athletes scheduled to compete in this weekend’s NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships. Each is listed by event and top season time or mark of 2021.
 
ACC MEN’S QUALIFIERS
60 meters
Kasuan James, Florida State – 6.57
Don’drea Swint, Florida State – 6.63
Sterling Warner-Savage, Louisville – 6.65
Fabian Hewitt, Clemson – 6.65
Taylor Banks, Florida State – 6.66
 
200 meters
Kasuan James, Florida State – 20.68
JoVaughn Martin, Florida State – 20.72
Terryon Conwell, Clemson – 20.75
 
400 meters
Jacory Patterson, Virginia Tech – 45.24
Isaiah Palmer, North Carolina – 45.97
 
800 meters
Sam Voelz, Notre Dame – 1:47.93
Bashir Mosavel-Lo, Virginia Tech – 1:48.34
 
Mile
Benjamin Nibbelink, Virginia Tech – 3:59.04
 
3000 meters
Antonio Lopez Segura, Virginia Tech – 7:56.29
Andrew Kent, Georgia Tech – 7:56.48
Benjamin Nibbelink, Virginia Tech – 7:56.88
 
5000 meters
Adriaan Wildschutt, Florida State – 13:39.43
 
60m hurdles
Trey Cunningham, Florida State – 7.55
Giano Roberts, Clemson – 7.78
 
4x400 Relay
Virginia Tech – 3:07.64 (Patrick Forrest, Miles Green, Tyreke Sapp, Jacory Patterson, Cameron Rose, Cole Beck)
 
Distance Medley Relay
Virginia Tech – 9:30.73 (Ben Fleming, Patrick Forrest, Bashier Mosavel-Lo, Antonio Lopez Segura, Thierry Siewe Yanga, Ethan Mills)
 
North Carolina – 9:31.21 (Thomas Ratcliffe, Isaiah Palmer, Allen Siegler, Brandon Tubby, Will Coogan, Ryan Saint-Germain)
 
High Jump
Greg Lauray, Pitt – 2.17m
 
Long Jump
Isaac Grimes, Florida State – 8.33m
Jeremiah Davis, Florida State – 8.07m
Von Douglas, NC State – 7.74m
Cameron O’Neal, Georgia Tech – 7.68m
 
Triple Jump
Owayne Owens, Virginia – 16.48m
 
Heptathlon
Felix Wolter, Pitt – 5632
 
ACC WOMEN’S QUALIFIERS
60 meters
Jayla Kirkland, Florida State – 7.23
Alfreda Steele, Miami – 7.25
Halle Hazzard, Virginia – 7.26
 
200 meters
Trishauna Hemmings, Clemson – 23.12
 
800 meters
Lindsey Butler, Virginia Tech – 2:01.96
Laurie Barton, Clemson – 2:01.99
Andrea Foster, Clemson – 2:03.54
Kayla Johnson, Miami – 2:03.80
Aleeya Hutchins, Wake Forest – 2:04.73
Leigha Torino, Duke – 2:05.20
 
3000 meters
Elly Henes, NC State – 9:00.53
Maudie Skyring, Florida State – 9:04.44
Alyson Churchill, Florida State – 9:07.06
Nicole Fegans, Georgia Tech – 9:07.17
Olivia Markezich, Notre Dame – 9:11.17
Hannah Brookover, Wake Forest – 9:17.98
 
5000 meters
Hannah Steelman, NC State – 15:47.83
Elly Henes, NC State – 15:49.96
Kelsey Chmiel, NC State – 15:50.94
Rebecca Clark, Florida State - 16:02.47.
 
60m hurdles
Tiara McMinn, Miami – 8.00
Erin Marsh, Duke – 8.06
Trishauna Hemmings, Clemson- 8.09
 
Distance Medley Relay
Florida State 10:57.24 – (Alyson Churchill, Edidiong Odiong, Yasmine Abbes, Maudie Skyring, Jennifer Lima, Rebecca Clark)

Virginia Tech – 11:04.66 (Grace Boone, Ariana Rivera, Hannah Ballowe, Lindsey Butler, Maxana Grubb, Caitlan Tate)
 
NC State – 11:07.64 (Samantha Bush, Alexis Postell, Anna Vess, Elly Henes, Katelyn Touhy, Savannah Shaw)
 
Pole Vault
Rachel Baxter, Virginia Tech – 4.44m
Oliva Moore, Georgia Tech – 4.32m
Aliyah Welter, Louisville – 4.32m
 
Long Jump
Anna Keefer, North Carolina – 6.38m
Jada Seaman, Virginia – 6.35m
 
Triple Jump
Ruta Lasmane, Florida State – 13.83m
Alonie Sutton, Florida State – 13.33m
 
Shot Put
Essence Henderson, Virginia Tech – 17.01m
 
Weight Throw
Rachel Tanczos, Notre Dame – 22.64m
Makenli Forrest, Louisville – 22.46m
Debbie Ajagbe, Miami – 21.76m
Halee Hudson, Louisville – 21.41m
 
Penthatlon
Erin Marsh, Duke – 4185
Anna Bush, Wake Forest – 4121
Jadin O’Brien, Notre Dame – 4086
Alix Still, Virginia - 3974Marcus Parker, Clemson 20.70