(6): 1986, 1990, 1991, 2001, 2016, 2018 see also: ACC NCAA team championships List of NCAA schools with the most NCAA Division I championships NCAA individual championships NC State athletes have won 45 NCAA and 7 AIAW individual championships as of November 18, 2022 Notable alumni Nazmi Albadawi, men's soccer (2010–13) Debbie Antonelli, women's basketball (1982–86) Andy Barkett, baseball (1992–95) Brian Bark, baseball (1987–90) Aaron Bates, baseball (2005–06) Joan Benoit, cross country (1977-1979) Simonas Bilis, swimming (2012–16) Andrew Brackman, baseball and men's basketball (2005–08) Greg Briley, baseball (1986) Andre Brown, football (2004–08) Chucky Brown, basketball (1985–89) Jimmy Brown, baseball (1932) Ted Brown, football (1975–78) Willie Burden, football (1971–73) Tommy Burleson, men's basketball (1972–74) Dick Burrus, baseball (1919) Darrion Caldwell, wrestling (2006–2011) Mike Caldwell, baseball (1968–71) Kenny Carr, men's basketball (1975–77) Lorenzo Charles, men's basketball (1982–85) Bradley Chubb, football (2014–17) Tim Clark, men's golf (1996–97) Chris Colmer, football (2002–05) Chris Corchiani, men's basketball (1988–91) Jerricho Cotchery, football (2000–04) Bill Cowher, football (1977–79) Doug Davis, baseball (1982–84) Joe DeBerry, baseball (1917–20) Vinny Del Negro, men's basketball (1983–1987) Joey Devine, baseball (2003–05) Bill Evans, baseball (1915) Adam Everett, baseball (1996) Brian Frasure, track and field (1992-1996) Stu Flythe, baseball (1934–36) David Fox, men's swimming & diving (1990–94) Roman Gabriel, football (1960–62) Mike Glennon, football (2008–12) Tom Gugliotta, men's basketball (1989–92) Nick Gwiazdowski, wrestling (2012–2016) Maggie Haney, gymnastics (1997-2000) Jeff Hartsock, baseball (1986–88) J.J. Hickson, men's basketball (2007–08) Nyheim Hines, football (2015-2017), track and feild (2015-2016) Julius Hodge, men's basketball (2001–05) Dutch Holland, baseball (1923–25) Torry Holt, football (1995–98) Charmaine Hooper, women's soccer (1987–90) Cullen Jones, men's swimming & diving (2002–06) Erik Kramer, football (1985–87) Trudi Lacey, women's basketball(1977-1981) Johnny Lanning, baseball (1931–32) Manny Lawson, football (2002–05) Sidney Lowe, men's basketball (1980–83) Matt Mangini, baseball (2005–06) Pablo Mastroeni, men's soccer (1995–98) Joe McIntosh, football (1981–84) Nate McMillan, men's basketball (1985–86) Jim McNamara, baseball (1984–86) Louie Meadows, baseball (1980–82) Rodney Monroe, men's basketball (1988–91) George Murray, baseball (1918–21) Jessica O'Rourke, women's soccer (2004–07) Chad Orvella, baseball (2002–03) Chink Outen, baseball (1927–28) Jeff Pierce, baseball (1990–91) Dan Plesac, baseball (1981–83) Mike Quick, football (1978–1981) Tab Ramos, men's soccer (1984–87) Buck Redfern, baseball (1921–24) Jim Ritcher, football (1976–1979) Philip Rivers, football (2000–04) Dave Robertson, baseball (1910–12) Koren Robinson, football (1999–2001) Carlos Rodon, baseball (2012–14) John Sadri, men's tennis (1976–78) Ronnie Shavlik, men's basketball (1954–56) Dennis Smith Jr., men's basketball (2016–17) Tommy Smith, baseball (1972–74) Thori Staples, women's