Pack Scheduled to Take on Florida State, Miami

Friday, October 2

Tallahassee, FL

6PM

NC State

Florida State

9/30/2026 9:21:00 AM | Women's Volleyball

RALEIGH, N.C. - The NC State volleyball team (10-3, 1-1) will head south to the sunshine state for its next pair of conference matches. The Pack will take on Florida State (6-6, 1-1) on Friday, Oct. 2 at 6pm before facing Miami (3-8, 1-1) on Sunday, Oct. 4 at 1pm. Both matches will be streamed on ACCNX.

The History with Each Opponent

Florida State: Friday marks the 62nd all-time meeting with the Seminoles and FSU leads the all-time series, 52-9. The Pack won last seasons meeting in five sets - Rebecca Ring posted 18 kills and Talia Francom tallied a career high 11 blocks. The last time NC State won in Tallahassee was in 2017 in five sets.
Miami: Sunday's matchup will be the 36th meeting with the Hurricanes. Miami won both meetings during the 2025 campaign, both in straight sets. The last time the Wolfpack won in Coral Gables was in 2019 - a five set win.

A Win (on Friday) Would ...

be the second conference win of the season
be the second win over FSU under MWK
be the 10th win over the Seminoles in program history
be the 11th win of the season
be the 26th win under MWK
be the 224th conference win in program history
be the 842nd win in program history

Milestone Watch (* indicates within 5)

Talia Francom: 88 blocks from 300
Kate Kilpatrick: 10 aces from 100, 305 digs from 1500
Zuzia Maciejewicz: 457 digs from 1000
Britni Silver: 13 kills from 200
Rebecca Ring: 131 kills from 500
Elaisa Villar: 165 assists from 1000
Eva Long: 499 assists from 1000
Jordan Smith: 173 kills from 500

History Made in the Triangle

On Friday, Sept. 25, Wolfpack Nation helped sell out Reynolds Coliseum for the first time in volleyball program history. A record crowd of 5,500 fans filled the arena as NC State took on No. 24 UNC at 7 p.m.
The atmosphere inside Reynolds was electric. UNC head coach Mike Schall praised the environment, noting, "Hats off to [PackVball] for a great match and selling out Reynolds. 5,500 people—a great day for volleyball in [North Carolina]."