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Florida State Men Win ACC Indoor Track and Field Championship Title
2/28/2026 5:58:00 PM | Men's Track and Field, Track and Field, Women's Track and Field
BOSTON – The Florida State men's track and field team won the ACC Indoor Track & Field championship Saturday for the 15th time in program history. FSU's first league title since 2020, the men's team scored 94 points at the TRACK at New Balance in Boston.
Durian Moss was named the men's MVP after taking care of business in the men's 60-meter, capturing the title with a time of 6.60. Moss concluded his day in the 200 with a silver medal finish with a new career time of 20.63. Amare Williams followed in third for bronze with a new personal best of 20.87.
Andre Korbmacher captured his second consecutive men's 60-meter hurdles after a nail-biting finish with a new personal best of 7.55, edging Syracuse's Jamir Brown who finished at 7.56. Korbmacher's new time remains as the third-fastest in program history.
In addition to Moss in the 60, Neo Mosebi finished in second with a time of 6.61. Jaiden Rollins added to scoring card after placing fifth at 6.74.
Despiro Wray added to the men's team point total, placing second overall in the men's shotput with a half-meter personal best at 18.38m. Wray's mark now ties the seventh-farthest throw in program history. Shamar Reid barely missed the podium after finishing fourth with a personal best of 18.27m.
British Wilkerson and Micahi Danzy went to battle once again in the men's 400. Wilkerson crossed the line with the fourth-fastest time for a new season-best at 46.36, while Danzy placed fifth at 46.69.
Isaac Hirshman added to FSU's scoring total after placing seventh-overall in the men's 3,000 with a personal best time of 7:55.13. Hirshman brought Florida State's total to 88 points, giving the Seminoles an eight-point advantage of Clemson ahead of the men's 4x400 relay.
The men's relay team, consisting of Braeden Ofosu-Kwarteng, Curtis Bain, Wilkerson and Danzy sealed the deal with a third-place finish at 3:09.15.
On the women's side, Shenese Walker was named the women's MVP for the second time in her career after pulling off double victory in the sprints with 20 total points. Walker competed in the women's 60, setting a meet record of 7.13. She concluded her evening in the women's 200 with a winning time of 22.98.
Kaelyaah Liburd reset her own school and national record in the women's 400, placing second overall with a career best of 51.58. Lucy May Sleeman helped Walker in the 60, placing second overall for a silver medal finish with a personal best time of 7.26.
The Noles will compete at the NCAA Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas, at the Randall Tyson Track from March 12-13.
NOLE SUMMARY
-Men's triple jump
Kyvon Tatham | 8th| 15.17m
Trace White | 12th | 14.64m
-Women's triple jump
Kayla Pinkard | 3rd| 13.08m
Ana Bulat | 12th | 12.36m
Oluwadara Soremi | 14th | 12.23m
-Women's shotput
Kaitlyn Bullock | 10th| 14.37m
Nafy Thiam | 15th | 11.98m
-Men's shotput
Despiro Wray | 2nd| 18.38m (PB)
Shamar Reid | 4th | 18.27m (PB)
-Women's one mile
*Suus Altorf | 5th| 4:43.47
-Men's 60-meter hurdles
Andre Korbmacher | 1st | (PB)
Zach Extine | 8th | 7.81
-Men's 60-meters
*Durian Moss | 1st| 6.60
*Neo Mosebi | 2nd| 6.61
*Jaiden Rollins |5th | 6.74
-Men's 400-meters
British Wilkerson | 4th | 46.36
Micahi Danzy | 5th | 46.69
-Women 400-meters
Kaelyaah Liburd |2nd | 51.58 (PB)
Alyia Green | 8th | 53.56
-Men's 400-meters
British Wilkerson | 4th | 46.36
Micahi Danzy | 5th | 46.69
-Women 400-meters
Kaelyaah Liburd |2nd | 51.58 (PB)
Alyia Green | 8th | 53.56
-Women's 60-meters
*Shenese Walker | 1st | 7.13 (Meet Record)
*Lucy May Sleeman | 2nd | 7.26 (PB)
*Micayah Holland |4th | 7.31
-Men's 3,000-meters
Isaac Hirshman Chandler | 7th |7:55.13 (PB)
-Women's 3,000-meters
Bieke Schipperen | 6th | 9:00.23
Suus Altorf |12th | 9:08.85
Leah Taylor | 22nd | 9:17.86
Nicole Dinan | 23rd |9:20.01
-Men's 4x400-meter relay
Durian Moss, Micahi Danzy, Curtis Bain, Amare Williams | 3rd | 3:09.26
-Women's 4x400-meter relay
Alyia Green, Regan Morrall, Oludoyin Soremi, Kaelyaah Liburd| 7th | 3:38.31
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Durian Moss was named the men's MVP after taking care of business in the men's 60-meter, capturing the title with a time of 6.60. Moss concluded his day in the 200 with a silver medal finish with a new career time of 20.63. Amare Williams followed in third for bronze with a new personal best of 20.87.
Andre Korbmacher captured his second consecutive men's 60-meter hurdles after a nail-biting finish with a new personal best of 7.55, edging Syracuse's Jamir Brown who finished at 7.56. Korbmacher's new time remains as the third-fastest in program history.
In addition to Moss in the 60, Neo Mosebi finished in second with a time of 6.61. Jaiden Rollins added to scoring card after placing fifth at 6.74.
Despiro Wray added to the men's team point total, placing second overall in the men's shotput with a half-meter personal best at 18.38m. Wray's mark now ties the seventh-farthest throw in program history. Shamar Reid barely missed the podium after finishing fourth with a personal best of 18.27m.
British Wilkerson and Micahi Danzy went to battle once again in the men's 400. Wilkerson crossed the line with the fourth-fastest time for a new season-best at 46.36, while Danzy placed fifth at 46.69.
Isaac Hirshman added to FSU's scoring total after placing seventh-overall in the men's 3,000 with a personal best time of 7:55.13. Hirshman brought Florida State's total to 88 points, giving the Seminoles an eight-point advantage of Clemson ahead of the men's 4x400 relay.
The men's relay team, consisting of Braeden Ofosu-Kwarteng, Curtis Bain, Wilkerson and Danzy sealed the deal with a third-place finish at 3:09.15.
On the women's side, Shenese Walker was named the women's MVP for the second time in her career after pulling off double victory in the sprints with 20 total points. Walker competed in the women's 60, setting a meet record of 7.13. She concluded her evening in the women's 200 with a winning time of 22.98.
Kaelyaah Liburd reset her own school and national record in the women's 400, placing second overall with a career best of 51.58. Lucy May Sleeman helped Walker in the 60, placing second overall for a silver medal finish with a personal best time of 7.26.
The Noles will compete at the NCAA Championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas, at the Randall Tyson Track from March 12-13.
NOLE SUMMARY
-Men's triple jump
Kyvon Tatham | 8th| 15.17m
Trace White | 12th | 14.64m
-Women's triple jump
Kayla Pinkard | 3rd| 13.08m
Ana Bulat | 12th | 12.36m
Oluwadara Soremi | 14th | 12.23m
-Women's shotput
Kaitlyn Bullock | 10th| 14.37m
Nafy Thiam | 15th | 11.98m
-Men's shotput
Despiro Wray | 2nd| 18.38m (PB)
Shamar Reid | 4th | 18.27m (PB)
-Women's one mile
*Suus Altorf | 5th| 4:43.47
-Men's 60-meter hurdles
Andre Korbmacher | 1st | (PB)
Zach Extine | 8th | 7.81
-Men's 60-meters
*Durian Moss | 1st| 6.60
*Neo Mosebi | 2nd| 6.61
*Jaiden Rollins |5th | 6.74
-Men's 400-meters
British Wilkerson | 4th | 46.36
Micahi Danzy | 5th | 46.69
-Women 400-meters
Kaelyaah Liburd |2nd | 51.58 (PB)
Alyia Green | 8th | 53.56
-Men's 400-meters
British Wilkerson | 4th | 46.36
Micahi Danzy | 5th | 46.69
-Women 400-meters
Kaelyaah Liburd |2nd | 51.58 (PB)
Alyia Green | 8th | 53.56
-Women's 60-meters
*Shenese Walker | 1st | 7.13 (Meet Record)
*Lucy May Sleeman | 2nd | 7.26 (PB)
*Micayah Holland |4th | 7.31
-Men's 3,000-meters
Isaac Hirshman Chandler | 7th |7:55.13 (PB)
-Women's 3,000-meters
Bieke Schipperen | 6th | 9:00.23
Suus Altorf |12th | 9:08.85
Leah Taylor | 22nd | 9:17.86
Nicole Dinan | 23rd |9:20.01
-Men's 4x400-meter relay
Durian Moss, Micahi Danzy, Curtis Bain, Amare Williams | 3rd | 3:09.26
-Women's 4x400-meter relay
Alyia Green, Regan Morrall, Oludoyin Soremi, Kaelyaah Liburd| 7th | 3:38.31
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