ATLANTA – The ACC Championships have come to an end in Atlanta. Virginia Tech had one of its strongest performances in program history over the past week. The Hokies are bringing home 14 medals and 12 school records. Tech finished with a combined 65 finalists over the five-day competition.On the last day of competition the Hokie men won three out of four individual events. Youssef Ramadan, Carles Coll Marti, and Sam Tornqvist each won a gold medal and set a new school record in the last nigh of finals. Chase Travis earned silver in the 1650 free and Emma Atkinson won bronze in the 200 back to add two more medals to the women’s total.
FINAL SCORES WOMEN
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- Virginia – 1418.5 | 2. NC State – 1347 | 3. Louisville – 1136.5 | 4. North Carolina – 760 | 5. Duke – 709 | 6. Notre Dame – 651 | 7. Virginia Tech – 636 | 8. Florida State – 549 | 9. Miami – 411 | 10. Georgia Tech – 407 | 11. Pitt – 328 | 12. Boston College – 178
FINAL SCORES MEN
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- NC State – 1501.5 | 2. Louisville – 1192.5 | 3. Virginia Tech – 1054 | 4. Virginia – 1041 | 5. Georgia Tech – 742.5 | 6. Florida State – 676 | 7th – North Carolina – 529 | 8. Notre Dame – 474 | 9. Pitt – 431 | 10. Duke – 341 | 11. Boston College – 195.5 | 12. Miami – 116
HEAD COACH SERGIO LOPEZ MIRO
“We had some awesome performances. We had many finalists and podium finishes on the men’s and women’s side. We broke multiple school records and a few swimmers have already qualified for NCAA’s. It was a very exciting meet for us. We talk a lot about sustainable success, and we are creating that. We are right there. I am very happy with everyone. Youssef won MVP, which is awesome. We have our last chance meet next week and hopefully we can take a great group to NCAA’s.”
COMMONWEALTH CLASH
The win on the men’s side and loss on the women’s side gives the Hokies and Cavaliers one point each in the Commonwealth Clash, presented by Smithfield….
