List of Atlantic Coast Conference champions

The Atlantic Coast Conference awards championships in 26 sports—12 men's, 13 women's, and one coeducational (fencing, which was relaunched as an official conference sport in 2014–15 after having been absent since 1980). In all sports except football and volleyball, champions are determined by a post-season tournament or meet. In football, the teams with the best conference records from the Atlantic and Coastal Divisions play in the ACC Championship Game for the conference title. The volleyball title is awarded based on regular-season play.

Summary

Through October 2015

School	Joined ACC	Total	Baseball	Men's Basketball	Women's Basketball	Men's Cross Country	Women's Cross Country	Fencing	Field Hockey	Football	Men's Golf	Women's Golf	Women's Gymnastics	Men's Indoor Track	Women's Indoor Track	Men's Lacrosse	Women's Lacrosse	Men's Outdoor Track	Women's Outdoor Track	Rowing	Men's Soccer	Women's Soccer	Softball	Men's Swimming	Women's Swimming	Men's Tennis	Women's Tennis	Women's Volleyball	Wrestling	Total	School
Boston College	2005	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0	0	—	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	1	Boston College
Clemson	1953	126	14	0	2	7	1	1	—	14	10	—	—	12	6	—	—	11	7	1	14	0	—	1	4	11	8	2	0	126	Clemson
Duke	1953	122	3	19	7	7	2	0	0	7	6	19	0	0	0	8	1	0	0	0	5	0	—	0	0	12	17	9	0	122	Duke
Florida State	1991	78	6	1	0	1	6	—	—	15	1	—	—	10	2	—	—	12	3	—	—	3	13	0	1	0	0	4	—	78	Florida State
Georgia Tech	1979	41	9	3	0	0	0	—	—	2	15	—	—	0	1	—	—	0	0	—	—	—	5	0	0	0	4	2	0	41	Georgia Tech
Louisville	2014	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0	0	0	0	—	0	0	—	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	Louisville
Maryland	1953-2014	196	3	3	10	11	0	1	9	9	1	0	0	26	0	25	11	26	0	—	21	0	1	7	1	2	0	5	24	196	Maryland
Miami	2004	7	1	1	0	0	0	—	—	0	—	0	—	0	2	—	—	0	2	0	—	0	—	0	0	0	1	0	—	7	Miami
North Carolina	1953	262	10	17	9	9	4	8	18	5	11	2	0	3	15	11	1	5	14	0	4	21	1	18	16	25	6	12	17	262	North Carolina
North Carolina State	1953	121	5	10	4	16	21	—	—	7	1	0	1	1	0	0	—	8	0	—	1	1	1	25	2	2	0	1	14	121	North Carolina State
Notre Dame	2013	4	0	1	2	0	0	1	—	—	0	—	—	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	Notre Dame
Pittsburgh	2013	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	—	0	0	—	—	0	0	—	—	0	0	0	0	0	—	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	Pittsburgh
South Carolina	1953–1971	4	0	1	—	0	—	—	—	1	1	—	—	0	—	—	—	0	—	—	0	—	—	0	—	1	—	—	—	4	South Carolina
Syracuse	2013	5	—	0	0	3	0	—	0	0	—	—	—	0	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	—	—	—	0	0	—	5	Syracuse
Virginia	1953	123	4	2	3	4	3	—	0	2	0	0	—	0	1	17	5	1	5	14	15	2	1	16	13	10	1	0	5	123	Virginia
Virginia Tech	2004	18	0	0	0	1	0	—	—	4	1	0	—	2	2	—	0	1	2	—	0	0	2	1	0	0	0	0	2	18	Virginia Tech
Wake Forest	1953	47	7	4	0	4	1	—	4	2	18	5	—	0	0	—	—	0	0	—	1	1	—	0	—	0	0	0	0	47	Wake Forest

Baseball

The ACC Baseball champion was determined by regular season finish from 1954 until 1972 and in 1979. The ACC Tournament has determined the champion since 1973.^[1] All schools but Syracuse field a baseball team.

Season 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 1968 NC State 1969 North Carolina 1970 Maryland 1971 Maryland 1972 Virginia 1973 NC State 1974 NC State 1975 NC State 1976 Clemson 1977 Wake Forest 1978 Clemson 1979[BB 1] Clemson 1980 Clemson 1981 Clemson 1982 North Carolina 1983 North Carolina 1984 North Carolina 1985 Georgia Tech 1986 Georgia Tech 1987 Georgia Tech 1988 Georgia Tech 1989 Clemson 1990 North Carolina 1991 Clemson 1992 NC State 1993 Clemson 1994 Clemson 1995 Florida State 1996 Virginia 1997 Florida State 1998 Wake Forest 1999 Wake Forest 2000 Georgia Tech 2001 Wake Forest 2002 Florida State 2003 Georgia Tech 2004 Florida State 2005 Georgia Tech 2006 Clemson 2007 North Carolina 2008 Miami 2009 Virginia 2010 Florida State 2011 Virginia 2012 Georgia Tech 2013 North Carolina 2014 Georgia Tech 2015 Florida State

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2006 14 Duke 1961 3 Florida State 2015 6 Georgia Tech 2014 9 Louisville never 0 Maryland 1971 3 Miami 2008 1 North Carolina 2013 10 NC State 1992 5 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 South Carolina never 0 Virginia 2011 4 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest 2001 7

1. No tournament; the champion was determined by regular season finish.

Basketball

Men's All 15 full members sponsor men's basketball.[2] Season Champion 1953–54 NC State 1954–55 NC State 1955–56 NC State 1956–57 North Carolina 1957–58 Maryland 1958–59 NC State 1959–60 Duke 1960–61 Wake Forest 1961–62 Wake Forest 1962–63 Duke 1963–64 Duke 1964–65 NC State 1965–66 Duke 1966–67 North Carolina 1967–68 North Carolina 1968–69 North Carolina 1969–70 NC State 1970–71 South Carolina 1971–72 North Carolina 1972–73 NC State 1973–74 NC State 1974–75 North Carolina 1975–76 Virginia 1976–77 North Carolina 1977–78 Duke 1978–79 North Carolina 1979–80 Duke 1980–81 North Carolina 1981–82 North Carolina 1982–83 NC State 1983–84 Maryland 1984–85 Georgia Tech 1985–86 Duke 1986–87 NC State 1987–88 Duke 1988–89 North Carolina 1989–90 Georgia Tech 1990–91 North Carolina 1991–92 Duke 1992–93 Georgia Tech 1993–94 North Carolina 1994–95 Wake Forest 1995–96 Wake Forest 1996–97 North Carolina 1997–98 North Carolina 1998–99 Duke 1999–00 Duke 2000–01 Duke 2001–02 Duke 2002–03 Duke 2003–04 Maryland 2004–05 Duke 2005–06 Duke 2006–07 North Carolina 2007–08 North Carolina 2008–09 Duke 2009–10 Duke 2010–11 Duke 2011–12 Florida State 2012–13 Miami 2013–14 Virginia 2014–15 Notre Dame 2015–16 North Carolina School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson never 0 Duke 2011 19 Florida State 2012 1 Georgia Tech 1993 3 Louisville never 0 Maryland 2004 3 Miami 2013 1 North Carolina 2016 18 NC State 1987 10 Notre Dame 2015 1 Pittsburgh never 0 South Carolina 1971 1 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 2014 2 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest 1996 4

Women's All 15 full members sponsor women's basketball. The ACC began sponsoring women's basketball in the 1977–78 season.[3] Season Champion 1977–78 Maryland 1978–79 Maryland 1979–80 NC State 1980–81 Maryland 1981–82 Maryland 1982–83 Maryland 1983–84 North Carolina 1984–85 NC State 1985–86 Maryland 1986–87 NC State 1987–88 Maryland 1988–89 Maryland 1989–90 Virginia 1990–91 NC State 1991–92 Virginia 1992–93 Virginia 1993–94 North Carolina 1994–95 North Carolina 1995–96 Clemson 1996–97 North Carolina 1997–98 North Carolina 1998–99 Clemson 1999–00 Duke 2000–01 Duke 2001–02 Duke 2002–03 Duke 2003–04 Duke 2004–05 North Carolina 2005–06 North Carolina 2006–07 North Carolina 2007–08 North Carolina 2008–09 Maryland 2009–10 Duke 2010–11 Duke 2011–12 Maryland 2012–13 Duke 2013–14 Notre Dame 2014–15 Notre Dame 2015–16 Notre Dame School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 1999 2 Duke 2013 8 Florida State never 0 Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland 2012 10 Miami never 0 North Carolina 2008 9 NC State 1991 4 Notre Dame 2016 3 Pittsburgh never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 1993 3 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest never 0

Cross country

Men's The 1953 and 1955 champions were determined based on regular season standings; all others have been determined at a post-season meet. All schools sponsor men's cross country.[4][5][6] Season Champion 1953[MXC 1] NC State 1954 Maryland 1955[MXC 1] Maryland 1956 North Carolina 1957 North Carolina 1958 Duke 1959 Duke 1960 North Carolina 1961 North Carolina 1962 North Carolina 1963 North Carolina 1964 Maryland 1965 Maryland 1966 Maryland 1967 Maryland 1968 Maryland 1969 Maryland 1970 Duke 1971 North Carolina 1972 Maryland 1973 Duke 1974 Maryland 1975 Duke 1976 Maryland 1977 Duke 1978 Clemson 1979 North Carolina 1980 Clemson 1981 Clemson 1982 Clemson 1983 Clemson 1984 Virginia 1985 North Carolina 1986 NC State 1987 Clemson 1988 Clemson 1989 Wake Forest 1990 Wake Forest 1991 NC State 1992 NC State 1993 Wake Forest 1994 Wake Forest 1995 NC State 1996 NC State 1997 NC State 1998 NC State 1999 NC State 2000 Duke 2001 NC State 2002 NC State 2003 NC State 2004 NC State 2005 Virginia 2006 NC State 2007 Virginia 2008 Virginia 2009 NC State 2010 Florida State 2011 NC State 2012 Virginia Tech 2013 Syracuse 2014 Syracuse 2015 Syracuse School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 1988 7 Duke 2000 7 Florida State 2010 1 Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland 1976 11 Miami never 0 North Carolina 1985 9 NC State 2011 16 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 South Carolina never 0 Syracuse 2015 3 Virginia 2008 4 Virginia Tech 2012 1 Wake Forest 1994 4 Champion based on dual meet standings of regular season.

Women's All 15 schools sponsor women's cross country.[7][6] Season Champion 1978 NC State 1979 NC State 1980 NC State 1981 Virginia 1982 Virginia 1983 NC State 1984 NC State 1985 NC State 1986 Clemson 1987 NC State 1988 NC State 1989 NC State 1990 NC State 1991 NC State 1992 NC State 1993 NC State 1994 North Carolina 1995 NC State 1996 NC State 1997 NC State 1998 NC State 1999 North Carolina 2000 NC State 2001 NC State 2002 NC State Wake Forest 2003 North Carolina 2004 Duke 2005 Duke 2006 NC State 2007 vacated[WXC 1] 2008 Florida State 2009 Florida State 2010 Florida State 2011 Florida State 2012 Florida State 2013 Florida State 2014 North Carolina 2015 Virginia School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 1986 1 Duke 2005 2 Florida State 2013 6[WXC 1] Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland never 0 Miami never 0 North Carolina 2014 4 NC State 2006 21 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 2015 3 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest 2002 1 Florida State's 2007 season was vacated by the NCAA's Committee on Infractions.

Fencing

Four schools—Boston College, Duke, North Carolina, and Notre Dame—relaunched ACC fencing in the 2014–15 school year after the sport had been absent from the conference since 1980. Fencing was a men's sport during the first era of ACC fencing from 1971 to 1980. Today, ACC fencing is a coeducational sport, with teams fielding separate men's and women's squads and all bouts involving a single sex. Although the NCAA Fencing Championships award only a single team title, the ACC Fencing Championships award separate men's and women's team titles.^[8]

Season Men's champion Women's champion 1971 North Carolina — 1972 North Carolina — 1973 North Carolina — 1974 North Carolina — 1975 North Carolina — 1976 North Carolina — 1977 North Carolina — 1978 Maryland — 1979 Clemson — 1980 North Carolina — 2015 Notre Dame Notre Dame 2016 Notre Dame Notre Dame

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Duke never 0 Clemson 1979 1[FE 1] Maryland 1978 1 North Carolina 1980 8 Notre Dame 2016 4 Virginia never 0[FE 1] Clemson and Virginia sponsored fencing in the 1971–80 period, but no longer do so.

Field hockey

Seven schools—Boston College, Duke, Louisville, North Carolina, Syracuse, Virginia, and Wake Forest—sponsor women's field hockey.^[9][10]

Season Champion 1983 North Carolina 1984 North Carolina 1985 North Carolina 1986 North Carolina 1987 North Carolina 1988 North Carolina 1989 North Carolina 1990 North Carolina 1991 North Carolina 1992 Maryland 1993 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 1998 Maryland 1999 Maryland 2000 Maryland 2001 Maryland 2002 Wake Forest 2003 Wake Forest 2004 North Carolina 2005 Maryland 2006 Wake Forest 2007 North Carolina 2008 Maryland 2009 Maryland 2010 Maryland 2011 North Carolina 2012 North Carolina 2013 Maryland 2014 Wake Forest 2015 North Carolina

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Duke never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland 2013 10 North Carolina 2015 19 Syracuse never 0 Virginia never 0 Wake Forest 2014 4

Football

The ACC football champion was determined based on regular season finish from 1953 until 2004. In 2005, the conference split into two divisions, and the division winners meet in the ACC Championship Game.^[11] Notre Dame is not an ACC member in football. They remain independent but have a yearly 5-game scheduling agreement with the ACC.

Season Champion 1953 Duke Maryland 1954 Duke 1955 Duke Maryland 1956 Clemson 1957 NC State 1958 Clemson 1959 Clemson 1960 Duke 1961 Duke 1962 Duke 1963 North Carolina NC State 1964 NC State 1965 Clemson NC State 1966 Clemson 1967 Clemson 1968 NC State 1969 South Carolina 1970 Wake Forest 1971 North Carolina 1972 North Carolina 1973 NC State 1974 Maryland 1975 Maryland 1976 Maryland 1977 North Carolina 1978 Clemson 1979 NC State 1980 North Carolina 1981 Clemson 1982 Clemson 1983 Maryland 1984 Maryland 1985 Maryland 1986 Clemson 1987 Clemson 1988 Clemson 1989 Duke Virginia 1990 Georgia Tech 1991 Clemson 1992 Florida State 1993 Florida State 1994 Florida State 1995 Florida State Virginia 1996 Florida State 1997 Florida State 1998 Florida State Georgia Tech 1999 Florida State 2000 Florida State 2001 Maryland 2002 Florida State 2003 Florida State 2004 Virginia Tech 2005 Florida State 2006 Wake Forest 2007 Virginia Tech 2008 Virginia Tech 2009 vacated[FB 1] 2010 Virginia Tech 2011 Clemson 2012 Florida State 2013 Florida State 2014 Florida State 2015 Clemson

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2015 15 Duke 1989 7 Florida State 2014 15 Georgia Tech 1998 2[FB 1] Louisville never 0 Maryland 2001 9 Miami never 0 North Carolina 1980 5 NC State 1979 7 Pittsburgh never 0 South Carolina 1969 1 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 1995 2 Virginia Tech 2010 4 Wake Forest 2006 2

1. Georgia Tech's 2009 championship was vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions^[12]

Golf

Men's All schools except Miami, Pittsburgh, and Syracuse sponsor men's golf.[13] Season Champion 1954 Duke 1955 Wake Forest 1956 North Carolina 1957 Wake Forest 1958 Wake Forest 1959 Duke 1960 North Carolina 1961 Duke 1962 Duke 1963 Wake Forest 1964 Maryland South Carolina 1965 North Carolina 1966 Duke 1967 Wake Forest 1968 Wake Forest 1969 Wake Forest 1970 Wake Forest 1971 Wake Forest 1972 Wake Forest 1973 Wake Forest 1974 Wake Forest 1975 Wake Forest 1976 Wake Forest 1977 North Carolina 1978 Wake Forest 1979 Wake Forest 1980 Wake Forest 1981 North Carolina 1982 Clemson 1983 North Carolina 1984 North Carolina 1985 Georgia Tech 1986 North Carolina 1987 Clemson 1988 Clemson 1989 Wake Forest 1990 Clemson NC State 1991 Georgia Tech 1992 Georgia Tech 1993 Georgia Tech 1994 Georgia Tech 1995 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 1997 Clemson 1998 Clemson 1999 Georgia Tech 2000 Clemson 2001 Georgia Tech 2002 Georgia Tech 2003 Clemson 2004 Clemson 2005 Duke 2006 Georgia Tech North Carolina 2007 Georgia Tech Virginia Tech 2008 Florida State 2009 Georgia Tech 2010 Georgia Tech 2011 Georgia Tech 2012 Georgia Tech 2013 Duke 2014 Georgia Tech 2015 Georgia Tech 2016 Clemson School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2016 10 Duke 2013 7 Florida State 2008 1 Georgia Tech 2015 16 Louisville never 0 Maryland 1964 1 North Carolina 2006 11 NC State 1990 1 Notre Dame never 0 South Carolina 1964 1 Virginia never 0 Virginia Tech 2007 1 Wake Forest 1989 18

Women's All schools except Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, and Syracuse sponsor women's golf.[14] The most recent additions to ACC women's golf were Clemson, which added the sport in 2013–14 (2014 season),[15] and Virginia Tech, which added it in 2015–16 (2016 season).[16] Season Champion 1984 Duke 1985 Duke 1986 Wake Forest 1987 Not held 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 North Carolina 1993 Duke 1994 Wake Forest 1995 Wake Forest 1996 Duke 1997 Duke 1998 Duke 1999 Duke 2000 Duke 2001 Duke 2002 Duke 2003 Duke 2004 Duke 2005 Duke 2006 Duke 2007 Duke 2008 Duke 2009 Wake Forest 2010 Wake Forest 2011 North Carolina 2012 Duke 2013 Duke 2014 Duke 2015 Virginia School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson never 0 Duke 2014 19 Florida State never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland never 0 Miami never 0 North Carolina 2011 2 NC State never 0 Notre Dame never 0 Virginia 2015 1 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest 2010 5

Gymnastics

Women's

The ACC sponsored women's gymnastics for one season, 1984. Duke discontinued their program following the season, and the conference stopped sponsoring the sport.^[17] The conference initially planned to resume sponsoring gymnastics once Pittsburgh joined in 2013–14,^[18] but backed away from those plans once Maryland announced its 2014 departure for the Big Ten.

Season Champion 1984 NC State

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Duke never 0 Maryland never 0 North Carolina never 0 NC State 1984 1

Indoor track and field

Men's No indoor championships were held between 1981 and 1986. All schools sponsor men's indoor track & field.[19][20] Season Champion 1953–54 Maryland 1954–55 North Carolina 1955–56 Maryland 1956–57 Maryland 1957–58 Maryland 1958–59 Maryland 1959–60 Maryland 1960–61 Maryland 1961–62 Maryland 1962–63 Maryland 1963–64 Maryland 1964–65 Maryland 1965–66 Maryland 1966–67 Maryland 1967–68 Maryland 1968–69 Maryland 1969–70 Maryland 1970–71 Maryland 1971–72 Maryland 1972–73 Maryland 1973–74 Maryland 1974–75 Maryland 1975–76 Maryland 1976–77 Maryland 1977–78 Maryland 1978–79 Maryland 1979–80 Maryland 1980–81 Not held 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 Clemson 1987–88 NC State 1988–89 Clemson 1989–90 Clemson 1990–91 Clemson 1991–92 Clemson 1992–93 Clemson 1993–94 Florida State 1994–95 North Carolina 1995–96 North Carolina 1996–97 Clemson 1997–98 Clemson 1998–99 Clemson 1999–00 Clemson 2000–01 Clemson 2001–02 Clemson 2002–03 Florida State 2003–04 Florida State 2004–05 Florida State 2005–06 Florida State 2006–07 vacated[MIT 1] 2007–08 Florida State 2008–09 Florida State 2009–10 Florida State 2010–11 Virginia Tech 2011–12 Florida State 2012–13 Virginia Tech [21] 2013–14 Florida State 2014–15 Virginia Tech 2015–16 Syracuse School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2002 12 Duke never 0 Florida State 2014 10[MIT 1] Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland 1980 26 Miami never 0 North Carolina 1996 3 NC State 1988 1 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 South Carolina never 0 Syracuse 2016 1 Virginia never 0 Virginia Tech 2015 2 Wake Forest never 0 Florida State's 2006–2007 season was vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.

Women's All 15 schools sponsor women's indoor track & field.[22][20] Season Champion 1986–87 Virginia 1987–88 North Carolina 1988–89 North Carolina 1989–90 North Carolina 1990–91 North Carolina 1991–92 Clemson 1992–93 North Carolina 1993–94 North Carolina 1994–95 North Carolina 1995–96 North Carolina 1996–97 North Carolina 1997–98 North Carolina 1998–99 North Carolina 1999–00 North Carolina 2000–01 North Carolina 2001–02 Georgia Tech 2002–03 North Carolina 2003–04 North Carolina 2004–05 Miami 2005–06 Miami 2006–07 Virginia Tech 2007–08 Virginia Tech 2008–09 Florida State 2009–10 Clemson 2010–11 Clemson 2011–12 Clemson 2012–13 Clemson[21] 2013-14 Florida State 2014-15 Clemson 2015–16 Miami School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2015 6 Duke never 0 Florida State 2014 2 Georgia Tech 2002 1 Louisville never 0 Maryland never 0 Miami 2016 3 North Carolina 2004 15 NC State never 0 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 1987 1 Virginia Tech 2008 2 Wake Forest never 0

Lacrosse

Men's Champions were determined through regular-season standings until 1988. Five teams—Duke, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Syracuse, and Virginia—sponsor men's lacrosse.[23] The men's conference added Notre Dame and Syracuse for the 2014 season (2013–14 school year) and lost Maryland after that same season. Season Champion 1954 Duke 1955 Maryland 1956 Maryland 1957 Maryland 1958 Maryland 1959 Maryland 1960 Maryland 1961 Maryland 1962 Virginia 1963 Maryland 1964 Virginia 1965 Maryland 1966 Maryland 1967 Maryland 1968 Maryland 1969 Virginia 1970 Virginia 1971 Virginia 1972 Maryland 1973 Maryland 1974 Maryland 1975 Virginia 1976 Maryland 1977 Maryland 1978 Maryland 1979 Maryland 1980 Maryland Virginia 1981 North Carolina 1982 North Carolina 1983 Virginia 1984 Virginia 1985 Maryland North Carolina Virginia 1986 Virginia 1987 Maryland 1988 North Carolina 1989 North Carolina 1990 North Carolina 1991 North Carolina 1992 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 1995 Duke 1996 North Carolina 1997 Virginia 1998 Maryland 1999 Virginia 2000 Virginia 2001 Duke 2002 Duke 2003 Virginia 2004 Maryland 2005 Maryland 2006 Virginia 2007 Duke 2008 Duke 2009 Duke 2010 Virginia 2011 Maryland 2012 Duke 2013 North Carolina 2014 Notre Dame 2015 Syracuse School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Duke 2010 8 Maryland 2011 25 North Carolina 2013 12 NC State[MLX 1] never 0 Notre Dame 2014 1 Syracuse 2015 1 Virginia 2010 17 NC State sponsored men's lacrosse from 1973–1982.

Women's Eight schools; Boston College, Duke, Louisville, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Syracuse, Virginia, and Virginia Tech sponsor women's lacrosse.[24] Season Champion 1997 Maryland 1998 Virginia 1999 Maryland 2000 Maryland 2001 Maryland 2002 North Carolina 2003 Maryland 2004 Virginia 2005 Duke 2006 Virginia 2007 Virginia 2008 Virginia 2009 Maryland 2010 Maryland 2011 Maryland 2012 Maryland 2013 Maryland 2014 Maryland 2015 Syracuse School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Duke 2005 1 Louisville never 0 Maryland 2014 11 North Carolina 2002 1 Syracuse 2015 1 Virginia 2008 5 Virginia Tech never 0

Outdoor track and field

Men's All 15 schools sponsor men's outdoor track and field.[25] Season Champion 1954 Maryland 1955 North Carolina 1956 Maryland 1957 Maryland 1958 Maryland 1959 Maryland 1960 Maryland 1961 Maryland 1962 Maryland 1963 Maryland 1964 Maryland 1965 Maryland 1966 Maryland 1967 Maryland 1968 Maryland 1969 Maryland 1970 Maryland 1971 Maryland 1972 Maryland 1973 Maryland 1974 Maryland 1975 Maryland 1976 Maryland 1977 Maryland 1978 Maryland 1979 Maryland 1980 Clemson 1981 Maryland 1982 Clemson NC State 1983 NC State 1984 NC State 1985 NC State 1986 NC State 1987 NC State 1988 NC State 1989 Clemson 1990 Clemson 1991 Clemson 1992 North Carolina 1993 Clemson 1994 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 1996 NC State 1997 Clemson 1998 Clemson 1999 Florida State 2000 Clemson 2001 Clemson 2002 Florida State 2003 Florida State 2004 Clemson 2005 Florida State 2006 Florida State 2007 vacated[MOT 1] 2008 Florida State 2009 Florida State Virginia 2010 Florida State 2011 Florida State 2012 Virginia Tech 2013 Florida State 2014 Florida State 2015 Florida State School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2004 11 Duke never 0 Florida State 2015 12[MOT 1] Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland 1981 26 Miami never 0 North Carolina 1995 5 NC State 1996 8 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 South Carolina never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 2009 1 Virginia Tech 2012 1 Wake Forest never 0 Florida State's 2007 season was vacated by the NCAA's Committee on Infractions.

Women's All 15 schools sponsor women's outdoor track and field.[26] Season Champion 1983 Virginia 1984 Virginia 1985 Virginia 1986 Virginia 1987 Virginia 1988 North Carolina 1989 North Carolina 1990 North Carolina 1991 Clemson 1992 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 1999 Clemson 2000 Florida State 2001 North Carolina 2002 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2004 North Carolina 2005 Miami 2006 Miami 2007 Virginia Tech 2008 Virginia Tech 2009 Florida State 2010 Clemson 2011 Clemson 2012 Clemson 2013 Clemson 2014 Florida State 2015 Clemson School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2015 7 Duke never 0 Florida State 2014 3 Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland never 0 Miami 2006 2 North Carolina 2004 14 NC State never 0 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 1987 5 Virginia Tech 2008 2 Wake Forest never 0

Rowing

Nine schools—Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Louisville, Miami, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Syracuse, and Virginia—sponsor women's rowing.^[27]

Season Champion 2000 Virginia 2001 Virginia 2002 Virginia 2003 Virginia 2004 Virginia 2005 Virginia 2006 Virginia 2007 Virginia 2008 Virginia 2009 Clemson 2010 Virginia 2011 Virginia 2012 Virginia 2013 Virginia 2014 Virginia 2015 Virginia

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2009 1 Duke never 0 Louisville never 0 Miami never 0 North Carolina never 0 Notre Dame never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 2015 15

Soccer

Men's All schools except Florida State, Georgia Tech, and Miami sponsor men's soccer.[28] Season Champion 1953 Maryland 1954 Maryland 1955 Maryland 1956 Maryland 1957 Maryland 1958 Maryland 1959 Maryland 1960 Maryland 1961 Maryland 1962 Maryland 1963 Maryland 1964 Maryland 1965 Maryland 1966 Maryland North Carolina 1967 Maryland 1968 Maryland 1969 Virginia 1970 Virginia 1971 Maryland 1972 Clemson 1973 Clemson 1974 Clemson 1975 Clemson 1976 Clemson 1977 Clemson 1978 Clemson 1979 Clemson 1980 Duke 1981 Clemson 1982 Clemson Duke 1983 Virginia 1984 Virginia 1985 Clemson 1986 Virginia 1987 North Carolina 1988 Virginia 1989 Wake Forest 1990 NC State 1991 Virginia 1992 Virginia 1993 Virginia 1994 Virginia 1995 Virginia 1996 Maryland 1997 Virginia 1998 Clemson 1999 Duke 2000 North Carolina 2001 Clemson 2002 Maryland 2003 Virginia 2004 Virginia 2005 Duke 2006 Duke 2007 Boston College 2008 Maryland 2009 Virginia 2010 Maryland 2011 North Carolina 2012 Maryland 2013 Maryland 2014 Clemson 2015 Syracuse School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College 2007 1 Clemson 2014 14 Duke 2006 5 Louisville never 0 Maryland 2013 22 North Carolina 2011 4 NC State 1990 1 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 South Carolina never 0 Syracuse 2015 1 Virginia 2009 15 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest 1989 1

Women's All schools except Georgia Tech currently sponsor women's soccer.[29] Season Champion 1987 North Carolina 1988 NC State 1989 North Carolina 1990 North Carolina 1991 North Carolina 1992 North Carolina 1993 North Carolina 1994 North Carolina 1995 North Carolina 1996 North Carolina 1997 North Carolina 1998 North Carolina 1999 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2001 North Carolina 2002 North Carolina 2003 North Carolina 2004 Virginia 2005 North Carolina 2006 North Carolina 2007 North Carolina 2008 North Carolina 2009 North Carolina 2010 Wake Forest 2011 Florida State 2012 Virginia 2013 Florida State 2014 Florida State 2015 Florida State School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson never 0 Duke never 0 Florida State 2015 4 Louisville never 0 Maryland never 0 Miami never 0 North Carolina 2009 21 NC State 1988 1 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 2012 2 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest 2010 1

Softball

All schools except Clemson, Duke, Miami, and Wake Forest sponsor softball.^[30] Duke has announced it will add the sport beginning in the 2018 season (2017–18 school year).

Season Champion 1992 Florida State 1993 Florida State 1994 Virginia 1995 Florida State 1996 Florida State 1997 Florida State Maryland 1998 Florida State 1999 Florida State 2000 Florida State 2001 North Carolina 2002 Georgia Tech 2003 Florida State 2004 Florida State 2005 Georgia Tech 2006 NC State 2007 Virginia Tech 2008 Virginia Tech 2009 Georgia Tech 2010 Georgia Tech 2011 Florida State 2012 Georgia Tech 2013 NC State 2014 Florida State 2015 Florida State

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Florida State 2015 13 Georgia Tech 2012 5 Louisville never 0 Maryland 1997 1 North Carolina 2001 1 NC State 2013 2 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 1994 1 Virginia Tech 2008 2

Swimming and diving

Men's From 1954 until 1961, the champion was determined by regular season competition. From 1962 to 1964, the champion was determined by a combination of the regular-season finish and placement in the championship meet. Starting with the 1965 season, the champion has been determined by the championship meet.[31] Miami currently competes in diving only, and Clemson, Syracuse, and Wake Forest do not compete in swimming or diving.[32][4] Season Champion 1953–54 NC State 1954–55 NC State 1955–56 North Carolina NC State 1956–57 North Carolina 1957–58 North Carolina 1958–59 North Carolina 1959–60 Maryland 1960–61 Maryland North Carolina NC State 1961–62 Maryland 1962–63 Maryland North Carolina NC State 1963–64 Maryland North Carolina 1964–65 Maryland 1965–66 NC State 1966–67 NC State 1967–68 NC State 1968–69 NC State 1969–70 Maryland 1970–71 NC State 1971–72 NC State 1972–73 NC State 1973–74 NC State 1974–75 NC State 1975–76 NC State 1976–77 NC State 1977–78 NC State 1978–79 NC State 1979–80 NC State 1980–81 NC State 1981–82 NC State 1982–83 North Carolina 1983–84 NC State 1984–85 NC State 1985–86 Clemson 1986–87 Virginia 1987–88 North Carolina 1988–89 North Carolina 1989–90 Virginia 1990–91 North Carolina 1991–92 NC State 1992–93 North Carolina 1993–94 North Carolina 1994–95 North Carolina 1995–96 North Carolina 1996–97 North Carolina 1997–98 North Carolina 1998–99 Virginia 1999–00 Virginia 2000–01 Virginia 2001–02 Virginia 2002–03 Virginia 2003–04 Virginia 2004–05 Virginia 2005–06 Virginia 2006–07 vacated[MSD 1] 2007–08 Virginia 2008–09 Virginia 2009–10 Virginia 2010–11 Virginia 2011–12 Virginia 2012–13 Virginia 2013–14 Virginia Tech 2014-15 NC State 2015–16 NC State School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 1986 1 Duke never 0 Florida State never 0[MSD 1] Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland 1970 7[MSD 2] Miami never 0 North Carolina 1998 18 NC State 2016 26 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 South Carolina never 0 Virginia 2013 16 Virginia Tech 2014 1 Wake Forest never 0[MSD 3] Florida State's 2006–2007 season was vacated by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. Maryland dropped men's and women's swimming and diving in 2012, two years before it left for the Big Ten. Wake Forest has dropped men's swimming and diving.

Women's Syracuse and Wake Forest do not sponsor women's swimming or diving, and Clemson competes in diving only.[4][32][33] Season Champion 1978–79 NC State 1979–80 NC State 1980–81 North Carolina 1981–82 North Carolina 1982–83 North Carolina 1983–84 North Carolina 1984–85 North Carolina 1985–86 North Carolina 1986–87 Clemson 1987–88 Clemson 1988–89 Clemson 1989–90 Virginia 1990–91 North Carolina 1991–92 North Carolina 1992–93 North Carolina 1993–94 North Carolina 1994–95 North Carolina 1995–96 North Carolina 1996–97 Clemson 1997–98 Virginia 1998–99 Virginia 1999–00 North Carolina 2000–01 North Carolina 2001–02 North Carolina 2002–03 Virginia 2003–04 Virginia 2004–05 Maryland 2005–06 Florida State 2006–07 North Carolina 2007–08 Virginia 2008–09 Virginia 2009–10 Virginia 2010–11 Virginia 2011–12 Virginia 2012–13 Virginia 2013–14 Virginia 2014–15 Virginia 2015–16 Virginia School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 1997 4 Duke never 0 Florida State 2006 1 Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland 2005 1[WSD 1] Miami never 0 North Carolina 2007 16 NC State 1980 2 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 Virginia 2016 14 Virginia Tech never 0

1. Maryland dropped men's and women's swimming and diving in 2012, two years before it left for the Big Ten.

Tennis

Men's Before 1964, the team champion was based on regular season performance. Thirteen current members sponsor men's tennis, Pittsburgh and Syracuse the exceptions.[34][35] Season Champion 1954 North Carolina 1955 North Carolina 1956 North Carolina 1957 Maryland 1958 North Carolina 1959 North Carolina 1960 North Carolina 1961 North Carolina 1962 North Carolina 1963 North Carolina 1964 Maryland 1965 North Carolina 1966 North Carolina 1967 North Carolina 1968 North Carolina South Carolina 1969 Clemson 1970 North Carolina 1971 North Carolina 1972 North Carolina 1973 North Carolina 1974 North Carolina 1975 North Carolina 1976 North Carolina 1977 North Carolina 1978 North Carolina NC State 1979 NC State 1980 Clemson 1981 Clemson 1982 Duke 1983 Clemson 1984 Clemson 1985 Clemson 1986 Clemson 1987[MT 1] Clemson 1988 Clemson 1989 Clemson 1990 North Carolina 1991 Duke 1992 North Carolina 1993 Duke 1994 Duke 1995 Duke 1996 Duke 1997 Clemson 1998 Duke 1999 Duke 2000 Duke 2001 Duke 2002 North Carolina 2003 Duke 2004 Virginia 2005 Virginia 2006 Duke 2007 Virginia 2008 Virginia 2009 Virginia 2010 Virginia 2011 Virginia 2012 Virginia 2013 Virginia 2014 Virginia 2015 Virginia School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 1997 11 Duke 2006 12 Florida State never 0 Georgia Tech never 0 Louisville never 0 Maryland 1964 2 Miami never 0 North Carolina 2002 25 NC State 1979 2 Notre Dame never 0 South Carolina 1968 1 Virginia 2015 11 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest never 0 Tournament canceled due to rain; champion declared based on regular season.

Women's All 15 schools sponsor women's tennis.[36][37] Season Champion 1977 North Carolina 1978 North Carolina 1979 North Carolina 1980 North Carolina 1981 Clemson 1982 No tournament[WT 1] 1983 Clemson 1984 Clemson 1985 Clemson 1986 Clemson 1987 Clemson 1988 Duke 1989 Duke 1990 Duke 1991 Duke 1992 Duke 1993 Duke 1994 Duke 1995 Duke 1996 Duke 1997 Duke 1998 Duke 1999 Duke 2000 Duke 2001 Duke 2002 North Carolina 2003 Duke 2004 Clemson 2005 Georgia Tech 2006 Georgia Tech 2007 Georgia Tech 2008 Clemson 2009 Duke 2010 Georgia Tech 2011 North Carolina 2012 Duke 2013 Miami 2014 Virginia 2015 Virginia School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2008 8 Duke 2012 17 Florida State never 0 Georgia Tech 2010 4 Louisville never 0 Maryland never 0 Miami 2013 1 North Carolina 2011 6 NC State never 0 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia 2015 2 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest never 0 The tournament was held in the fall from 1977–1981, and in the spring since 1983.

Volleyball

Women's

All 15 ACC members sponsor women's volleyball. No member sponsors the sport for men.

The women's volleyball championship was determined through a tournament from 1980 until 2004. Since 2005, champions have been based on the regular season.^[38]

Season Champion 1980 North Carolina 1981 North Carolina 1982 North Carolina 1983 North Carolina 1984 Duke 1985 Duke 1986 Duke 1987 NC State 1988 North Carolina 1989 North Carolina 1990 Maryland 1991 Duke 1992 Duke 1993 Duke 1994 Duke 1995 Georgia Tech 1996 Maryland 1997 Clemson 1998 Florida State 1999 North Carolina 2000 North Carolina 2001 North Carolina 2002 Georgia Tech 2003 Maryland 2004 Maryland 2005 Maryland North Carolina 2006 Duke 2007 Clemson 2008 Duke North Carolina 2009 Florida State 2010 Duke 2011 Florida State 2012 Florida State 2013 Duke 2014 North Carolina 2015 Louisville

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Boston College never 0 Clemson 2007 2 Duke 2013 10 Florida State 2012 4 Georgia Tech 2002 2 Louisville 2015 1 Maryland 2005 5 Miami never 0 North Carolina 2014 12 NC State 1987 1 Notre Dame never 0 Pittsburgh never 0 Syracuse never 0 Virginia never 0 Virginia Tech never 0 Wake Forest never 0

Wrestling

The championship was determined on dual meets in 1954 and 1955, with the tournament beginning in 1956. Six schools (Duke, North Carolina, NC State, Pittsburgh, Virginia, and Virginia Tech) currently compete in wrestling.^[39] The most recent changes to the ACC include the entry of Pitt in 2013 and departure of Maryland in 2014.

Season Champion 1953–54 Maryland 1954–55 Maryland 1955–56 Maryland 1956–57 Maryland 1957–58 Maryland 1958–59 Maryland 1959–60 Maryland 1960–61 Maryland 1961–62 Maryland 1962–63 Maryland 1963–64 Maryland 1964–65 Maryland 1965–66 Maryland 1966–67 Maryland 1967–68 Maryland 1968–69 Maryland 1969–70 Maryland 1970–71 Maryland 1971–72 Maryland 1972–73 Maryland 1973–74 Virginia 1974–75 Virginia 1975–76 NC State 1976–77 Virginia 1977–78 NC State 1978–79 North Carolina 1979–80 North Carolina 1980–81 NC State 1981–82 NC State 1982–83 NC State 1983–84 North Carolina 1984–85 North Carolina 1985–86 North Carolina 1986–87 North Carolina 1987–88 NC State 1988–89 NC State 1989–90 NC State 1990–91 NC State 1991–92 North Carolina 1992–93 North Carolina 1993–94 North Carolina 1994–95 North Carolina 1995–96 NC State 1996–97 North Carolina 1997–98 North Carolina 1998–99 North Carolina 1999–00 North Carolina 2000–01 NC State 2001–02 NC State 2002–03 North Carolina 2003–04 NC State 2004–05 North Carolina 2005–06 North Carolina 2006–07 NC State 2007–08 Maryland 2008–09 Maryland 2009–10 Virginia 2010–11 Maryland 2011–12 Maryland 2012–13 Virginia Tech 2013–14 Virginia Tech 2014–15 Virginia 2015–16 NC State

School Last conference title Number of ACC titles Clemson[WR 1] never 0 Duke never 0 Georgia Tech[WR 2] never 0 Maryland 2012 24 North Carolina 2006 17 NC State 2016 15 Pittsburgh never 0 Virginia 2015 5 Virginia Tech 2014 2 Wake Forest[WR 3] never 0 Clemson sponsored wrestling from 1976–1995 Georgia Tech sponsored wrestling from 1980–1986 Wake Forest sponsored wrestling from 1957–1959

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