Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Baseball Regular Season Champions

Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Baseball Regular Season Champions

Year	Champion

1954	Clemson
1955	Wake Forest
1956	Duke
1957	Duke
1958	Clemson
1959	Clemson
1960	North Carolina
1961	Duke
1962	Wake Forest
1963	Wake Forest
1964	North Carolina
1965	Maryland
1966	North Carolina
1967	Clemson
1982	North Carolina
1985	Georgia Tech
1986	Georgia Tech
1987	Georgia Tech
1988	Georgia Tech
1993	Georgia Tech
1994	Clemson
1995	Clemson
1996	Florida State
1997	Georgia Tech
1998	Florida State
1999	Florida State
2000	Georgia Tech
2001	Florida State
2002	Florida State
2003	Florida State
2004	Georgia Tech
2005	Georgia Tech
2006	Clemson
2007	Florida State
2008	Miami (FL)

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Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Baseball Tournament Champions

Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Baseball Tournament Champions

The ACC Baseball Tournament is currently a two-group round robin tournament with the winners of each group facing each other in a one-game match for the championship. The championship tournament is traditionally held in Jacksonville, Florida at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville. The winner receives the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament.

The ACC Baseball Championship has had a history of formats since first being held in 1973. Until 1979 the tournament had seven teams, resulting in a format where the #1 seed received a bye to play the winner of the #4 v #5 match-up. The first round of the tournament was single-elimination and the remaining 4 teams played a tradition double-elimination-style tournament. In 1979 there was no tournament held. The regular season winner Clemson was given the conference's automatic bid to the 1979 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament.

From 1980 to 2004 the ACC Baseball Tournamnet began using a format of a double-elimination series. They modified it slightly to prevent teams playing each other twice if at all possible. Beginning in 1991 with nine teams participating a "play in"ame was added. The bottom two teams in the conference regular season standings played for the 8th spot in the tournament. In 2004, the ACC began using a true eight-team double-elimination tournament with the bottom two teams in regular season conference play facing each other in a single-elimination game.

In 2005 with an expansion to eleven teams the format was revised to two four-team double-elimination brackets with winner of each side playing in a single championship game. The bottom four teams in conference play faced off in a single-elimination bracket, to determine the 8th tornament team.

Currently, only the top eight teams participated in the two four-team double-elimination brackets, the winners meeting in the championship game.

Year	Champion	Runnerup	Score	Tournament MVP
1973	North Carolina State	Clemson	3-2	None Selected
1974	North Carolina State	Clemson	8-6	None Selected
1975	North Carolina State	Clemson	3-2	None Selected
1976	Clemson	Maryland	3-2	None Selected
1977	Wake Forest	Clemson	22-9	None Selected
1978	Clemson	Wake Forest	7-2	None Selected
1979	No Tournament Held
1980	Clemson	North Carolina	12-3	None Selected
1981	Clemson	North Carolina	7-5	None Selected
1982	North Carolina	Virginia	3-2	None Selected
1983	North Carolina	Clemson	10-1	Scott Bankhead, p, North Carolina
1984	North Carolina	Georgia Tech	9-4	Todd Wilkinson, ss, North Carolina
1985	Georgia Tech	Clemson	7-5	Scott Jordan, of, Georgia Tech
1986	Georgia Tech	North Carolina State	9-6	Jeff Distasio, 1b, Georgia Tech
1987	Georgia Tech	North Carolina State	6-0	Todd Shiver, p, Georgia Tech
1988	Georgia Tech	North Carolina	6-2	Ty Griffin, 2b, Georgia Tech
1989	Clemson	North Carolina	12-4	Brian Barnes, p, Clemson
1990	North Carolina	North Carolina State	5-0	Steve Estroff, 1b, North Carolina
1991	Clemson	Georgia Tech	24-8	Michael Spiers, of, Clemson
1992	North Carolina State	Clemson	7-3	Matt Donahue, p, North Carolina State
1993	Clemson	North Carolina State	11-7	Jeff Morris, 2b, Clemson
1994	Clemson	Florida State	4-1	Shane Monahan, of, Clemson
1995	Florida State	Clemson	8-2	Jonathan Johnson, p, Florida State
1996	Virginia	Florida State	12-1	Seth Greisinger, p, Virginia
1997	Florida State	Clemson	10-0	Jeremy Morris, of, Florida State
1998	Wake Forest	Florida State	6-3	John Hendricks, p, Wake Forest
1999	Wake Forest	Clemson	8-4	Andrew Riepe, c, Wake Forest
2000	Georgia Tech	Clemson	9-8	Jason Basil, of, Georgia Tech
2001	Wake Forest	North Carolina State	17-4	Dave Bush, p, Wake Forest
2002	Florida State	Clemson	4-1	Stephen Drew, ss, Florida State
2003	Georgia Tech	Clemson	6-5	Brian Burks, p, Georgia Tech
2004	Florida State	Georgia Tech	17-5	Shane Robinson, of Florida State
2005	Georgia Tech	Virginia	4-3	Tyler Greene, ss, Georgia Tech
2006	Clemson	NC State	8-4	Tyler Colvin, of, Clemson
2007	North Carolina	Wake Forest	3-2	Josh Horton, North Carolina
2008	Miami (FL)	Virginia	8-4	Dave DiNatale, Miami (FL)