Beth Maiman | NCAA.com | July 7, 2017 Runners demonstrate true sportsmanship at ACC championship Share During the ACC women’s cross country championship on Friday in Cary, N.C., sportsmanship was truly demonstrated at its finest. About 20 yards before the finish line, Boston College runner Madeline Adams fell to the ground exhausted right before concluding the race. Clemson’s Evie Tate came to Adams’ side and tried to assist her in finishing the race. As Louisville’s Rachel Pease came running down during her final push, she also stopped to help Adams, grabbing the left side of her body to assist Tate. The pair then helped Adams eventually cross the finish line and received hugs from some of Adams' Boston College teammates. True Sportsmanship: @ClemsonTrackXC & @UofLTrackXC members help injured runner cross the finish line during Championship race#ACCFamily pic.twitter.com/zDWkeCclJi — ACC Digital Network (@theACCDN) October 28, 2016 The N.C. State Wolfpack won the women's ACC cross country title on Friday, marking the women's 22nd and the program's 38th ACC title – the most of any school in the conference. YOUR 2016 #ACCXC CHAMPIONS! #STATEment pic.twitter.com/JBu1Snpub9 — Wolfpack XC (@PackXC) October 28, 2016 The women's cross country championship will be held on Nov. 19 in Terre Haute, Indiana. The 50 states, ranked by the total number of men's basketball championships Here's every state, ranked by how many men's basketball national championships each school has won. READ MORE UConn advances to Final Four after 2OT instant classic No. 2 UConn defeated No. 1 NC State 91-87 in a double overtime thriller, and the streak survives — barely. The Huskies advance to their 14th straight Final Four. READ MORE See 34 NCAA tournament buzzer-beaters from 1977 to 2021 Here's your one-stop shop to reminisce upon 34 buzzer-beaters in March Madness history. READ MORE