Virginia Tech Hokies wrestling captured the team title at the 2026 ACC Wrestling Championships on Sunday at Cassell Coliseum, scoring 106 points to secure the program’s latest conference crown.

BLACKSBURG – Virginia Tech wrestling defends home to go back-to-back as 2026 ACC Champions with an impressive showing in front of a record 4,692 crowd in Cassell Coliseum on Sunday, March 8. Tech decorated the podium with five individual champions and stormed the team race with 106 points followed by Stanford’s 84,

The 2026 ACC Wrestling Championships were held at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg. With 106 total points, the Hokies crowned the 2026 ACC Wrestling Champions. Virginia Tech also picked up individual titles.

The Hokies won six of 10 matches over Duke on Senior Night in Cassell Coliseum to give coach Tony Robie and company their ninth conference title since he took the helm in Blacksburg.

Coluccio is committed to Virginia Tech and ranked No. 19 in the country at 113 pounds by FloWrestling. He came close to winning a state title as a freshman and drew even closer last year. To get to the top, he knew he needed to make changes.

Lightin' Luke Lilledahl is living up to his nickname, and he picks up an early takedown against 2025 NCAA finalist Troy Spratley. Spratley escapes. Lilledahl leads 3-1. Another shot from Lilledahl. Spratley is scrambling.

Top swimmers and divers across the NCAA look to bring their school a title at the 2026 swimming and diving championships. ESPN's coverage includes men's and women's feeds available on ESPN+. Virginia women will look to capture their fifth straight title,