14 Teams, 10 Individuals from ACC Chosen for 2025 NCAA Cross Country Championships

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (theACC.com) – Fourteen Atlantic Coast Conference groups have earned spots within the 2025 NCAA Cross Country Championships on Saturday, November 22, on the Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia, Missouri. The ACC can be represented by seven ladies’s packages and 7 males’s groups.
 
The NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships can be televised on ESPNU and the ESPN App starting at 10 a.m. ET.
 
Seven ACC groups – three ladies’s and 4 males’s – have been named as at-large picks to the NCAA Championship discipline following sturdy showings on the regional meets on Friday, November 14, and within the common season. Seven different groups – 4 ladies’s and three males’s – earned automated spots within the NCAA Championships by inserting first or second of their respective regionals throughout Friday’s competitors.
 
Ten people from ACC packages additionally earned particular person bids to the NCAA Championships following excellent efforts within the regional meets. Florida State led the way in which with three particular person bids, together with a pair of ladies. The Seminoles can be represented by Rylee Blade, Bieke Schipperen and Isaac Hirshman-Chandler. Also representing ACC colleges can be Clemson’s Silvia Jelelgo, Duke’s Stephanie Moss, NC State’s Noah Valyo, Pitt’s Thomas McMahon, Stanford’s Leo Young, SMU’s Rose Mburu and Syracuse’s Selma Anderson.
 
The full checklist of groups and people collaborating within the 2025 NCAA Cross Country Championships can be found HERE.
 
ACC on the 2025 NCAA Cross Country Championships
Women’s Teams
Boston College (AQ)
North Carolina
NC State (AQ)
Notre Dame (AQ)
Stanford (AQ)
Virginia
Wake Forest
 
Women’s Individuals
Silvia Jelelgo, Clemson
Stephanie Moss, Duke
Rylee Blade, Florida State
Bieke Schipperen, Florida State
Rose Mburu, SMU
Selma Anderson, Syracuse
 
Men’s Teams
Louisville
North Carolina
Notre Dame (AQ)
Syracuse (AQ)
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest (AQ)
 
Men’s Individuals
Isaac Hirshman-Chandler, Florida State
Noah Valyo, NC State
Thomas McMahon, Pitt (AQ)
Leo Young, Stanford