NC State women’s basketball had a huge day Tuesday as Zoe Brooks and Khamil Pierre both earned unanimous All-ACC First Team honors (Blue Ribbon Panel + head coaches).
It’s the third straight season under Coach Wes Moore with two or more Wolfpack players on the First Team — and the 10th time in his last 11 seasons with at least one.
Zoe (second straight First Team nod) is averaging career highs of 16.5 points, 4.8 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 1.7 steals. She’s on pace to become just the second Pack player this century to hit 14/4/4, dropped 37 points at Virginia (19-of-20 FTs), and just passed 1,000 career points.
Khamil earned her first career All-ACC nod and is posting 16.8 points and a career-high 11.9 rebounds while shooting 52.3%. She has 20 double-doubles (third-most in program history in a season), leads the ACC in double-doubles and rebounding, and ranks top-7 nationally in both. Her 37 double-doubles over the last two seasons are the most in Power 4 hoops.
The Pack are the No. 4 seed in the 2026 ACC Tournament and will play Friday, March 6 at 1:30 p.m. on ACC Network vs. the winner of Miami/Stanford vs. Notre Dame.2025-26 ACC Awards
Player & Defensive Player of the Year: Hannah Hidalgo (Notre Dame)
Rookie of the Year: Uche Izoje (Syracuse)
Sixth Player: Imari Berry (Louisville)
Most Improved: Cassandre Prosper (Notre Dame)
Both Brooks and Pierre made First Team on the coaches’ ballot as well. Wolfpack pride!
All-ACC First Team
Hannah Hidalgo, Notre Dame
Toby Fournier, Duke
Kymora Johnson, Virginia
Khamil Pierre, NC State
Zoe Brooks, NC State
Uche Izoje, Syracuse
Laura Ziegler, Louisville
Nyla Harris, North Carolina
Tajianna Roberts, Louisville
Ashlon Jackson, Duke
All-ACC Second Team
Taina Mair, Duke
Ra Shaya Kyle, Miami
Mia Moore, Clemson
Lulu Twidale, California
Carleigh Wenzel, Virginia Tech
Carys Baker, Virginia Tech
Nunu Agara, Stanford
Talayah Walker, Georgia Tech
Indya Nivar, North Carolina
Laila Phelia, Syracuse
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