Georgia Tech's men's and women's track and field teams have 15 athletes named to the 2025-26 All-ACC Indoor Academic Team. Eligibility required a minimum 3.00 GPA and participation in the ACC or NCAA Indoor Championships. Among these athletes, numerous standout performances during the indoor season led to significant program records being set.

By the Numbers
  • 15 athletes recognized in total for academic excellence.
  • Billy Carlton recorded the best indoor mile for Georgia Tech in a decade.
  • Tahir Hines achieved the second-longest weight throw in Tech history at 19.80m.
  • Eight athletes competed in relay teams at the ACC Indoor Championships.
Yes, But

While the recognition highlights academic achievement, it also showcases the increasing competition within the ACC, making it more challenging for athletes to balance academics and athletics successfully.

State of Play
  • The athletes not only excelled academically but also contributed to relay teams, with the women’s distance medley setting the third fastest time in program history.
  • Several athletes set top-five program marks during the indoor season, indicating a strong competitive edge for Georgia Tech track and field.
What's Next

As the track and field season progresses, the athletes will aim to build on their performances while also balancing their academic responsibilities. Future competitions will be crucial for maintaining or improving their standings in both athletics and academics.

Bottom Line

The recognition of these 15 athletes underscores the importance of maintaining a balance between academics and athletics, serving as an inspiration for future student-athletes at Georgia Tech.