UNC put three players on the All-ACC Baseball Tournament Team after the Tar Heels won the 2019 conference tournament in Durham.

First baseman Michael Busch was named the tournament MVP after hitting three home runs to lead Carolina to the tournament victory.

Busch was joined by third baseman Ike Freeman and shortstop Danny Serretti.

Boston College also put three players on the all-tournament team; Georgia Tech claimed two spots, with the three remaining spots being claimed by players from Duke, Florida State and Clemson.

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