Former UNC Track & Field Coach Craddock To Be Inducted In Hall Of Fame

Posted Jul 19, 2013
With 44 years of coaching between the collegiate and high school levels, Craddock has amassed a legendary resume that includes two women's NCAA cross country team titles (1981, '82), a women's indoor NCAA team title (1982), and an unparalleled 45 ACC team titles via coaching tenures at Virginia and North Carolina. (GoHeels.com)

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