CLEMSON, S.C. – The Florida State track and field team competed in the third and final day of the 2021 Atlantic Coast Conference Indoor Track and Field Championship. The women put on an impressive display to claim the ACC crown by scoring an amazing 95 points on the final day to jump and take first place. The men’s team claimed third place behind Virginia Tech and the University of North Carolina.
Florida State captured its fourth ACC women’s indoor championship, all of which have come under current head coach Bob Braman since 2009. The Seminoles have placed first in the last three women’s championships held at Clemson – 2014, 2018 and this season – and their four total ACC titles rank third in league history.
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Hokies want to continue a strong start this weekend
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BLACKSBURG – Hoping to follow last week’s meeting with another strong performer, the Virginia Tech athletics teams welcome eight schools to the Hokie Invitational at Rector Field House on Friday and Saturday.
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The two-day meeting will not be broadcast, but live statistics will be made available via Flash Results.
Eight schools will travel to Blacksburg, including seven ACC schools (Virginia, Duke, UNC, NC State, Louisville, Clemson and Wake Forest) and Tennessee.
Tech, which was ranked on both sides in the USTFCCCA polls last season, returns 32 All-ACC performers from last year. The first USTFCCCA poll is expected to be released Monday, January 25, following events this weekend.
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