NC State Women’s Cross Country Wins Their 30th ACC Title

On Halloween, the NC State Women’s Cross Country team won their 30th ACC Championship, finishing 61 points ahead of Notre Dame (the 2024 champion), who finished 2nd.

Women

1. NC State, 28
2. Notre Dame, 89
3. North Carolina, 127
4. Stanford, 150
5. Virginia, 170
6. Duke, 198
7. Boston College, 207
8. Virginia Tech, 214
9. Wake Forest, 227
10. Clemson, 242
11. Louisville, 265
12. Florida State, 281
13. Syracuse, 303
14. SMU, 325
15. California, 424
16. Pitt, 449
17. Georgia Tech, 496
18. Miami, 570

The Wolfpack Women’s Cross-Country program is undeniable the best program in conference history. NC State’s 30 ACC titles is the most by a long shot. FSU’s 6 conference titles ranks 2nd. The Wolfpack has won 9 of the last 10 ACC Championships.

Junior Angelina Napoleon won the ACC Individual Title, with a time of 19:13.9 in the 6k, setting a course record.

A member of the Wolfpack has won the last 7 individual ACC Championships.

Four other Wolfpack runners finished in the Top-10:

Junior Angelina Napoleon – (19:13.9) (1)
Senior Grace Hartman – (19:16.9) (4)
Senior Hannah Gapes – (19:24.4) (5)
Sophomore Bethany Michalak – (19:35.4) (8)
Freshman Sadie Engelhardt – (19:45.5) (10)

NC State currently ranks 2nd nationally, sitting right behind BYU.

Next up for the Wolfpack is the NCAA Southeast Regional Championships in Charlottesville, Virginia on November 14th.