LOUISVILLE, Ky. (theACC.com) – After three days of fierce competition, Clemson won its first Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Indoor Track & Field Championship since 2015, totaling 89 total points. The title is the seventh in program history for the Tigers, which ranks second among all ACC programs. With the win, Clemson’s Mark Elliott became just the sixth coach in ACC history to lead his team to multiple ACC Women’s Indoor Track & Field Championships.  
 
The Tigers were led by Aniyah Kitt, who was named the ACC Women’s Track Most Valuable Performer after logging 18 points. Kitt won the women’s 200-meter run, while finishing second in the 60-meter dash. Stanford’s Alyssa Jones was named the Women’s Field Most Valuable Performer after winning both the high jump and long jump events.
 
Virginia Tech lifted the ACC Men’s Indoor Track & Field Championship trophy for the fourth time in the last five seasons after logging 82 total points. The Hokies edged out Virginia after a strong showing in the 4x400-meter relay sealed the team victory. It marks the seventh ACC Championship for the Hokies and the first under head coach Ben Thomas.
 
The Hokies’ Judson Lincoln IV earned Men’s Track Most Valuable Performer honors after winning both the 200 and 400-meter runs, collecting 20 total points. North Carolina’s Thomas Kitchell was named the Men’s Field Most Valuable Performer after winning the shot put and finishing fourth in the weight throw.
 
In the first running event of the day, Virginia’s Margot Appleton set the meet and facility records in the women’s one-mile run. The senior from Virginia shattered the previous ACC Championship record by more than seven seconds, clocking a time of 4:26.21 for the Cavaliers. Appleton became the first Cavalier to win the women’s mile at the ACC Championships since Iona Lake in 2016.
 
Clemson’s Oneka Wilson won her third consecutive ACC Championship in the women’s 60-meter hurdles, becoming the first woman in ACC history to win three titles in the event. She was joined on the podium by a pair of North Carolina standouts in Aaliyah Berry and Kalani Witherspoon, who took second and third places, respectively.
 
Shenese Walker of Florida State repeated as the women’s 60-meter dash champion, clocking a time of 7.21 seconds to win the gold medal. Her Seminole teammate, Lucy May Sleeman, won the bronze medal with a 7.32-second time, while Clemson freshman Aniyah Kitt finished second with a time of 7.25 seconds.
 
Following the lead of Walker and Sleeman, a pair of Florida State hurdlers took the top two places on the podium in the men’s 60-meter hurdles. Sophomore Andre Korbmacher took the gold medal in a time of 7.58 seconds, while senior Tyson Williams earned the silver medal with a 7.61-second time. Clemson’s Sharvis Simmonds claimed the bronze medal after finishing in 7.76 seconds.
 
Pitt’s JeNyia Burton became the first Panther to win the women’s 400-meter run since Desiree Garland in 2018. Her time of 51.82 seconds also broke the facility record.
 
California’s David Foster won the men’s 60-meter dash for the Golden Bears’ first ACC Men’s Indoor Track & Field individual championship. Foster broke the finish line in 6.56 seconds, just one-hundredth of a second off of his personal-best time.
 
Duke’s Simen Guttormsen broke the ACC, Championship and facility records in the men’s pole vault, clearing 5.67 meters. The record had stood since 2017, previously held by Torben Laidig of Virginia Tech. Guttormsen’s mark ranks fourth nationally entering Monday’s action.
 
As the action drew to a close, the Duke women’s 4x400-meter relay broke the ACC Championship record, posting a time of 3:31.88. The Blue Devils’ quartet of Aliya Garozzo, Lauren Tolbert, Braelyn Baker and Megan McGinnis were dominant throughout the race, turning in the second-fastest time in the ACC this season.
 
Top-Three Event Finishers
Women’s One-Mile

1. Margot Appleton, Virginia, 4:26.21 (MR, FR)
2. Judy Kosgei, Clemson, 4:26.32
3. Grace Hartman, NC State, 4:26.82

 
Men’s One-Mile

1. Daelen Ackley. Notre Dame, 4:02.11
2. Steven Jackson, Boston College, 4:02.43
3. Wes Porter, Virginia, 4:02.78

 
Women’s 60m Hurdles

1. Oneka Wilson, Clemson, 8.09
2. Aaliyah Berry, North Carolina, 8.25
3. Kalani Witherspoon, North Carolina, 8.28

 
Men’s 60m Hurdles

1. Andre Korbmacher, Florida State, 7.58
2. Tyson Williams, Florida State, 7.61
3. Sharvis Simmonds, Clemson, 7.76

 
Women's 400m

1. JeNyia Burton, Pitt, 51.82 (FR)
2. Caitlyn Bobb, Virginia Tech, 52.69
3. Shanque Williams, Clemson, 52.75

 
Men’s 400m

1. Judson Lincoln IV, Virginia Tech, 45.55
2. Solomon Strader, Miami, 45.86
3. Micahi Danzy, Florida State, 46.06

 
Women's 60m

1. Shenese Walker, Florida State, 7.21
2. Aniyah Kitt, Clemson, 7.25
3. Lucy May Sleeman, Florida State, 7.32

 
Men’s 60m

1. David Foster, California, 6.56
2. Jaiden Rollins, Florida State, 6.64
3. Nigel Hussey, Pitt, 6.66

 
Women's 800m

1. Roisin Willis, Stanford, 2:01.31
2. Gladys Chepngetich, 2:01.39
3. Makayla Paige, North Carolina, 2:01.50

 
Men’s 800m

1. Nicholas Plant, Virginia Tech, 1:46.94
2. Patrick Tuohy, NC State, 1:46.96
3. Christian Jackson, Virginia Tech, 1:47.47

 
Women’s 200m

1. Aniyah Kitt, Clemson, 23.13
2. Shenese Walker, Florida State, 23.26
3. Aleksandra Stoilova, Clemson, 23.30

 
Men’s 200m

1. Judson Lincoln IV, Virginia Tech, 20.56
2. George Franks, Miami, 20.77
3. Jalen Johnson, Clemson, 20.81

 
Women's 3000m

1. Sophia Kennedy, Stanford, 8:47.38 (MR, FR)
2. Hannah Gapes, NC State, 8:48.96
3. Margot Appleton, 8:51.27

 
Men’s 3000m

1. Gary Martin, Virginia, 7:36.69 (MR, FR)
2. Luke Tewalt, Wake Forest, 7:39.09
3. Cole Sprout, Stanford, 7:42.41

 
Women's 4x400m Relay

1. Duke (Garozzo, Tolbert, Baker, McGinnis), 3:31.88 (MR)
2. Florida State (Ferguson, Wilson, Green, Liburd), 3:33.07
3. Miami (Codd, Grissom, Hebron, Moorer), 3:33.39

 
Men’s 4x400m Relay

1. Miami (Ward, Franks, Malone, Strader), 3:06.59
2. Virginia Tech (Kersulis, Herenton, Diaby, Tillmon), 3:07.87
3. Clemson (Holiday, Hamm, Kweyei, Kidd), 3:08.67

 
Women’s Triple Jump

1. Shantae Foreman, Clemson, 13.55m
2. Christina Warren, Miami, 13.07m
3. Rachel Darden, Louisville, 12.77m

 
Women's Shot Put

1. Jayden Ulrich, Louisville, 17.88m
2. Katrin Bryzyszkowska, Virginia Tech, 16.70m
3. Erikka Hill, Miami, 16.67m

 
Men’s Pole Vault

1. Simen Guttormsen, Duke, 5.67m (ACC, MR, FR)
2. Maddox Hamm, Virginia Tech, 5.59m
3. Tyler Burns, California, 5.49m

 
Men’s Shot Put

1. Thomas Kitchell, North Carolina, 19.66m
2. Luke Himes, Notre Dame, 18.75m
3. Sam Liokumovich, Stanford, 18.08m

 
Men’s Triple Jump

1. Kyvon Tatham, Florida State, 15.91m
2. John Watkins, Georgia Tech, 15.65m
3. Roman Kuleshov, Louisville, 15:48m

 
Women’s Team Final Results

1.	Clemson	89
2.	Stanford	65
3.	Louisville	62
4.	Virginia	55
5.	Florida State	54
6.	Virginia Tech	53
7.	Notre Dame	47
8.	Pitt	46
9.	North Carolina	37
10.	Duke	35
11.	NC State	34
T-12.	California	31
	Miami	31
14.	Wake Forest	14
15.	Georgia Tech	5
16.	SMU	3
17.	Boston College	2
18.	Syracuse	0

 
Men’s Team Final Results

1.	Virginia Tech	82
2.	Virginia	75
3.	Florida State	64
4.	North Carolina	54
5.	California	53
6.	Miami	41.5
T-7.	Clemson	41
	Duke	41
9.	Notre Dame	39
10.	NC State	35.5
11.	Louisville	35
12.	Stanford	28
13.	Pitt	21
14.	Wake Forest	20
15.	Boston College	13
16.	Syracuse	11
17.	Georgia Tech	8