The NC State Wolfpack represent the heart and soul of North Carolina at North Carolina State University in Raleigh. Since 1921, the Wolfpack have built one of college athletics’ most storied programs, competing fiercely in the Atlantic Coast Conference with proud red and white colors. Their legacy features iconic moments such as NCAA basketball championships in 1974 and 1983 and a dominant women’s cross country dynasty with three consecutive national titles from 2021 to 2023. NC State has fostered individual NCAA champions across nine sports and boasts Olympic greatness with 14 athletes earning a total of 21 medals, reflecting a tradition of sustained excellence on the world stage. Proud home venues like Carter-Finley Stadium and Reynolds Coliseum inspire roaring crowds, led by mascots Mr. and Ms. Wuf, whose “Red and White” chants echo through Raleigh in every competition. The Wolfpack have produced legends like basketball great David Thompson and dual-sport star Russell Wilson, embodying North Carolina grit and ACC competitiveness. With five NCAA team championships and 45 individual titles, NC State continues driving a championship culture fueled by determination, community pride, and elite athletic achievement. Go Pack — where red and white warriors rise highest and legacies are forged through relentless pursuit of excellence.