LOUISVILLE, Ky.– The Florida State cross country teams concluded the ACC Championships in Louisville on Friday as student-athlete Bieke Schipperen captured All-ACC honors for the second year in a row.
 
The women’s team has now crowned at least one All-ACC runner in every race since 1995, after Schipperen captured her second consecutive All-ACC honor, placing 15th with a personal-best time of 19:55.7. The Netherlands native moved up two spots from last year’s individual finish, where she placed 17th overall.
 
Suus Altorf came in as the second scorer, crossing the line in 63rd with a time of 20:42.0. Rylee Blade made her ACC debut, finishing 66th in 20:45.3. Brooke Hooper competed in her first ACC Championship, placing 78th in 20:57.1. Nicole Dinan was the fifth FSU runner, finishing 83rd with a career-best time of 21:00.1.
 
As a team, the women finished 12th overall with 281 points.

The men’s team was led by Isaac Hirshman Chandler in his first ACC Championship appearance, finishing just outside of All-ACC honors in 29th place with a career-best time of 23:33.4. In his second ACC meet, Lucas Bouquot placed 63rd, crossing the line in 24:03.3. Kaden Levings was the third Seminole to finish, clocking a time of 24:09.0. Aidan Ryan followed in 123rd at 25:01.8, while Zach Trotter rounded out the scoring in 128th with a lifetime-best of 25:06.3.

FSU placed 12th overall as a team with 360 points.

The Seminoles will compete at the NCAA South Regional Championship on November 14 in Huntsville, Alabama.