The 2026 ACC Baseball Tournament will take place this week at Truist Field in Charlotte. UNC is the defending champion in the tournament and will compete as the No. 2 seed in the field. The 2026 season is the second consecutive year the ACC will be using a basic single-elimination format for the tournament, as opposed to the pool play format which had been utilized several years prior.
Here’s the complete tournament bracket, which will be updated as the tournament progresses:

Image via Atlantic Coast Conference
For more information on tickets to all sessions of the 2026 ACC Baseball Tournament, visit the league website here.
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