ACC Indoor Championships

Clemson University’s coaching staff is heaping praise on Oneka Wilson after the Jamaican sprint hurdler made history by becoming the first athlete to win three consecutive 60m hurdles titles at the ACC Indoor Championships. Wilson’s latest victory last week Monday solidified her place as one of the most dominant athletes in conference history and showcased her continued growth as a leader within the Clemson track and field program.

Clemson’s Oneka Wilson etched her name into Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) history on Monday, becoming the first woman to win the 60m hurdles title three years in a row at the ACC Indoor Championships. Meanwhile, Florida State’s Shenese Walker delivered a stellar performance in the 60m dash, storming to victory in 7.21 seconds.

Jamaican Clemson junior Shantae Foreman continued reign as the triple jump queen of the ACC Indoor Championships with her second-straight title in Louisville, Kentucky on Monday.