List of Atlantic Coast Conference champions


The Atlantic Coast Conference awards championships in 26 sports—12 men's, 13 women's, and one coeducational. 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 August 2016
SchoolJoined ACCTotalBaseballMen's
Basketball
Women's
Basketball
Men's
Cross Country
Women's
Cross Country
FencingField HockeyFootballMen'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
RowingMen's
Soccer
Women's
Soccer
SoftballMen's
Swimming
Women's
Swimming
Men's
Tennis
Women's
Tennis
Women's
Volleyball
WrestlingTotalSchool
Boston College200510000000000000000100000001Boston College
Clemson19531291502711161012611711401411820128Clemson
Duke1953123320772007619000810005000121790122Duke
Florida State199181620161511021244140100478Florida State
Georgia Tech197941930002180100500042041Georgia Tech
Louisville201420000000000000000000000200Louisville
Maryland1953-20141963310110199100260251126021017120524196Maryland
Miami200481100000030200000107Miami
North Carolina19532651018994818511203151125140421118162571217262North Carolina
North Carolina State19531265104162271011008011127320115126North Carolina State
Notre Dame201311014006000100000000000011Notre Dame
Pittsburgh20132000000000000000000202Pittsburgh
South Carolina1953–1971401011000014South Carolina
Syracuse201380030001021000100005Syracuse
Virginia19531314334312020117515161521161410105131Virginia
Virginia Tech200419000104102202200210000218Virginia Tech
Wake Forest19534874041421850000310100049'''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. All schools but Syracuse field a baseball team. Syracuse last sponsored baseball in the 1972 season, more than 40 years before joining the ACC in 2013.
SeasonChampion
1954Clemson
1955Wake Forest
1956Duke
1957Duke
1958Clemson
1959Clemson
1960North Carolina
1961Duke
1962Wake Forest
1963Wake Forest
1964North Carolina
1965Maryland
1966North Carolina
1967Clemson
1968NC State
1969North Carolina
1970Maryland
1971Maryland
1972Virginia
1973NC State
1974NC State
1975NC State
1976Clemson
1977Wake Forest
1978Clemson
1979Clemson
1980Clemson
1981Clemson
1982North Carolina
1983North Carolina
1984North Carolina
1985Georgia Tech
1986Georgia Tech
1987Georgia Tech
1988Georgia Tech
1989Clemson
1990North Carolina
1991Clemson
1992NC State
1993Clemson
1994Clemson
1995Florida State
1996Virginia
1997Florida State
1998Wake Forest
1999Wake Forest
2000Georgia Tech
2001Wake Forest
2002Florida State
2003Georgia Tech
2004Florida State
2005Georgia Tech
2006Clemson
2007North Carolina
2008Miami
2009Virginia
2010Florida State
2011Virginia
2012Georgia Tech
2013North Carolina
2014Georgia Tech
2015Florida State
2016Clemson
2017Florida State
2018Florida State
2019North Carolina

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson201615
Duke19613
Florida State20188
Georgia Tech20149
Louisvillenever0
Maryland19713
Miami20081
North Carolina201911
NC State19925
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
South Carolinanever0
Virginia20114
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forest20017

Basketball

Men's

All 15 full members sponsor men's basketball.
SeasonChampion
1953–54NC State
1954–55NC State
1955–56NC State
1956–57North Carolina
1957–58Maryland
1958–59NC State
1959–60Duke
1960–61Wake Forest
1961–62Wake Forest
1962–63Duke
1963–64Duke
1964–65NC State
1965–66Duke
1966–67North Carolina
1967–68North Carolina
1968–69North Carolina
1969–70NC State
1970–71South Carolina
1971–72North Carolina
1972–73NC State
1973–74NC State
1974–75North Carolina
1975–76Virginia
1976–77North Carolina
1977–78Duke
1978–79North Carolina
1979–80Duke
1980–81North Carolina
1981–82North Carolina
1982–83NC State
1983–84Maryland
1984–85Georgia Tech
1985–86Duke
1986–87NC State
1987–88Duke
1988–89North Carolina
1989–90Georgia Tech
1990–91North Carolina
1991–92Duke
1992–93Georgia Tech
1993–94North Carolina
1994–95Wake Forest
1995–96Wake Forest
1996–97North Carolina
1997–98North Carolina
1998–99Duke
1999–00Duke
2000–01Duke
2001–02Duke
2002–03Duke
2003–04Maryland
2004–05Duke
2005–06Duke
2006–07North Carolina
2007–08North Carolina
2008–09Duke
2009–10Duke
2010–11Duke
2011–12Florida State
2012–13Miami
2013–14Virginia
2014–15Notre Dame
2015–16North Carolina
2016–17Duke
2017-18Virginia
2018-19Duke
2019-20Florida State

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemsonnever0
Duke201921
Florida State20202
Georgia Tech19933
Louisvillenever0
Maryland20043
Miami20131
North Carolina201618
NC State198710
Notre Dame20151
Pittsburghnever0
South Carolina19711
Syracusenever0
Virginia20183
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forest19964

Women's

All 15 full members sponsor women's basketball. The ACC began sponsoring women's basketball in the 1977–78 season.
SeasonChampion
1977–78Maryland
1978–79Maryland
1979–80NC State
1980–81Maryland
1981–82Maryland
1982–83Maryland
1983–84North Carolina
1984–85NC State
1985–86Maryland
1986–87NC State
1987–88Maryland
1988–89Maryland
1989–90Virginia
1990–91NC State
1991–92Virginia
1992–93Virginia
1993–94North Carolina
1994–95North Carolina
1995–96Clemson
1996–97North Carolina
1997–98North Carolina
1998–99Clemson
1999–00Duke
2000–01Duke
2001–02Duke
2002–03Duke
2003–04Duke
2004–05North Carolina
2005–06North Carolina
2006–07North Carolina
2007–08North Carolina
2008–09Maryland
2009–10Duke
2010–11Duke
2011–12Maryland
2012–13Duke
2013–14Notre Dame
2014–15Notre Dame
2015–16Notre Dame
2016–17Notre Dame
2017–18Louisville
2018-19Notre Dame

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson19992
Duke20138
Florida Statenever0
Georgia Technever0
Louisville20181
Maryland201210
Miaminever0
North Carolina20089
NC State19914
Notre Dame20195
Pittsburghnever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia19933
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forestnever0

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.
SeasonChampion
1953NC State
1954Maryland
1955Maryland
1956North Carolina
1957North Carolina
1958Duke
1959Duke
1960North Carolina
1961North Carolina
1962North Carolina
1963North Carolina
1964Maryland
1965Maryland
1966Maryland
1967Maryland
1968Maryland
1969Maryland
1970Duke
1971North Carolina
1972Maryland
1973Duke
1974Maryland
1975Duke
1976Maryland
1977Duke
1978Clemson
1979North Carolina
1980Clemson
1981Clemson
1982Clemson
1983Clemson
1984Virginia
1985North Carolina
1986NC State
1987Clemson
1988Clemson
1989Wake Forest
1990Wake Forest
1991NC State
1992NC State
1993Wake Forest
1994Wake Forest
1995NC State
1996NC State
1997NC State
1998NC State
1999NC State
2000Duke
2001NC State
2002NC State
2003NC State
2004NC State
2005Virginia
2006NC State
2007Virginia
2008Virginia
2009NC State
2010Florida State
2011NC State
2012Virginia Tech
2013Syracuse
2014Syracuse
2015Syracuse
2016Syracuse
2017Syracuse
2018Notre Dame

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson19887
Duke20007
Florida State20101
Georgia Technever0
Louisvillenever0
Maryland197611
Miaminever0
North Carolina19859
NC State201116
Notre Dame20181
Pittsburghnever0
South Carolinanever0
Syracuse20175
Virginia20084
Virginia Tech20121
Wake Forest19944

Women's

All 15 schools sponsor women's cross country.
SeasonChampion
1978NC State
1979NC State
1980NC State
1981Virginia
1982Virginia
1983NC State
1984NC State
1985NC State
1986Clemson
1987NC State
1988NC State
1989NC State
1990NC State
1991NC State
1992NC State
1993NC State
1994North Carolina
1995NC State
1996NC State
1997NC State
1998NC State
1999North Carolina
2000NC State
2001NC State
2002NC State
Wake Forest
2003North Carolina
2004Duke
2005Duke
2006NC State
2007vacated
2008Florida State
2009Florida State
2010Florida State
2011Florida State
2012Florida State
2013Florida State
2014North Carolina
2015Virginia
2016NC State
2017NC State
2018NC State

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson19861
Duke20052
Florida State20136
Georgia Technever0
Louisvillenever0
Marylandnever0
Miaminever0
North Carolina20144
NC State201824
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia20153
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forest20021

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.
SeasonMen's championWomen's champion
1971North Carolina
1972North Carolina
1973North Carolina
1974North Carolina
1975North Carolina
1976North Carolina
1977North Carolina
1978Maryland
1979Clemson
1980North Carolina
2015Notre DameNotre Dame
2016Notre DameNotre Dame
2017Notre DameNotre Dame
2018DukeNorth Carolina

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Duke20181
Clemson19791
Maryland19781
North Carolina20189
Notre Dame20176
Virginianever0

Field hockey

Seven schools—Boston College, Duke, Louisville, North Carolina, Syracuse, Virginia, and Wake Forest—sponsor women's field hockey.
SeasonChampion
1983North Carolina
1984North Carolina
1985North Carolina
1986North Carolina
1987North Carolina
1988North Carolina
1989North Carolina
1990North Carolina
1991North Carolina
1992Maryland
1993North Carolina
1994North Carolina
1995North Carolina
1996North Carolina
1997North Carolina
1998Maryland
1999Maryland
2000Maryland
2001Maryland
2002Wake Forest
2003Wake Forest
2004North Carolina
2005Maryland
2006Wake Forest
2007North Carolina
2008Maryland
2009Maryland
2010Maryland
2011North Carolina
2012North Carolina
2013Maryland
2014Wake Forest
2015North Carolina
2016Virginia
2017North Carolina
2018North Carolina

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Dukenever0
Louisvillenever0
Maryland201310
North Carolina201821
Syracusenever0
Virginia20161
Wake Forest20144

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. Notre Dame is not an ACC member in football. They remain independent but have a yearly 5-game scheduling agreement with the ACC.
SeasonChampion
1953Duke
Maryland
1954Duke
1955Duke
Maryland
1956Clemson
1957NC State
1958Clemson
1959Clemson
1960Duke
1961Duke
1962Duke
1963North Carolina
NC State
1964NC State
1965Clemson
NC State
1966Clemson
1967Clemson
1968NC State
1969South Carolina
1970Wake Forest
1971North Carolina
1972North Carolina
1973NC State
1974Maryland
1975Maryland
1976Maryland
1977North Carolina
1978Clemson
1979NC State
1980North Carolina
1981Clemson
1982Clemson
1983Maryland
1984Maryland
1985Maryland
1986Clemson
1987Clemson
1988Clemson
1989Duke
Virginia
1990Georgia Tech
1991Clemson
1992Florida State
1993Florida State
1994Florida State
1995Florida State
Virginia
1996Florida State
1997Florida State
1998Florida State
Georgia Tech
1999Florida State
2000Florida State
2001Maryland
2002Florida State
2003Florida State
2004Virginia Tech
2005Florida State
2006Wake Forest
2007Virginia Tech
2008Virginia Tech
2009vacated
2010Virginia Tech
2011Clemson
2012Florida State
2013Florida State
2014Florida State
2015Clemson
2016Clemson
2017Clemson
2018Clemson
2019Clemson

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson201919
Duke19897
Florida State201415
Georgia Tech19982
Louisvillenever0
Maryland20019
Miaminever0
North Carolina19805
NC State19797
Pittsburghnever0
South Carolina19691
Syracusenever0
Virginia19952
Virginia Tech20104
Wake Forest20062

Golf

Men's

All schools except Miami, Pittsburgh, and Syracuse sponsor men's golf.
SeasonChampion
1954Duke
1955Wake Forest
1956North Carolina
1957Wake Forest
1958Wake Forest
1959Duke
1960North Carolina
1961Duke
1962Duke
1963Wake Forest
1964Maryland
South Carolina
1965North Carolina
1966Duke
1967Wake Forest
1968Wake Forest
1969Wake Forest
1970Wake Forest
1971Wake Forest
1972Wake Forest
1973Wake Forest
1974Wake Forest
1975Wake Forest
1976Wake Forest
1977North Carolina
1978Wake Forest
1979Wake Forest
1980Wake Forest
1981North Carolina
1982Clemson
1983North Carolina
1984North Carolina
1985Georgia Tech
1986North Carolina
1987Clemson
1988Clemson
1989Wake Forest
1990Clemson
NC State
1991Georgia Tech
1992Georgia Tech
1993Georgia Tech
1994Georgia Tech
1995North Carolina
1996North Carolina
1997Clemson
1998Clemson
1999Georgia Tech
2000Clemson
2001Georgia Tech
2002Georgia Tech
2003Clemson
2004Clemson
2005Duke
2006Georgia Tech
North Carolina
2007Georgia Tech
Virginia Tech
2008Florida State
2009Georgia Tech
2010Georgia Tech
2011Georgia Tech
2012Georgia Tech
2013Duke
2014Georgia Tech
2015Georgia Tech
2016Clemson
2017Duke
2018Georgia Tech
2019Georgia Tech

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson201610
Duke20178
Florida State20081
Georgia Tech201918
Louisvillenever0
Maryland19641
North Carolina200611
NC State19901
Notre Damenever0
South Carolina19641
Virginianever0
Virginia Tech20071
Wake Forest198918

Women's

All schools except Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, and Syracuse sponsor women's golf. The most recent additions to ACC women's golf were Clemson, which added the sport in 2013–14, and Virginia Tech, which added it in 2015–16.
SeasonChampion
1984Duke
1985Duke
1986Wake Forest
1987Not held
1988Not held
1989Not held
1990Not held
1991Not held
1992North Carolina
1993Duke
1994Wake Forest
1995Wake Forest
1996Duke
1997Duke
1998Duke
1999Duke
2000Duke
2001Duke
2002Duke
2003Duke
2004Duke
2005Duke
2006Duke
2007Duke
2008Duke
2009Wake Forest
2010Wake Forest
2011North Carolina
2012Duke
2013Duke
2014Duke
2015Virginia
2016Virginia
2017Duke
2018Duke

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemsonnever0
Duke201821
Florida Statenever0
Louisvillenever0
Marylandnever0
Miaminever0
North Carolina20112
NC Statenever0
Notre Damenever0
Virginia20162
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forest20105

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. The conference initially planned to resume sponsoring gymnastics once Pittsburgh joined in 2013–14, but backed away from those plans once Maryland announced its 2014 departure for the Big Ten.
SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Dukenever0
Marylandnever0
North Carolinanever0
NC State19841

Indoor track and field

Men's

No indoor championships were held between 1981 and 1986. All schools sponsor men's indoor track & field.
SeasonChampion
1953–54Maryland
1954–55North Carolina
1955–56Maryland
1956–57Maryland
1957–58Maryland
1958–59Maryland
1959–60Maryland
1960–61Maryland
1961–62Maryland
1962–63Maryland
1963–64Maryland
1964–65Maryland
1965–66Maryland
1966–67Maryland
1967–68Maryland
1968–69Maryland
1969–70Maryland
1970–71Maryland
1971–72Maryland
1972–73Maryland
1973–74Maryland
1974–75Maryland
1975–76Maryland
1976–77Maryland
1977–78Maryland
1978–79Maryland
1979–80Maryland
1980–81Not held
1981–82Not held
1982–83Not held
1983–84Not held
1984–85Not held
1985–86Not held
1986–87Clemson
1987–88NC State
1988–89Clemson
1989–90Clemson
1990–91Clemson
1991–92Clemson
1992–93Clemson
1993–94Florida State
1994–95North Carolina
1995–96North Carolina
1996–97Clemson
1997–98Clemson
1998–99Clemson
1999–00Clemson
2000–01Clemson
2001–02Clemson
2002–03Florida State
2003–04Florida State
2004–05Florida State
2005–06Florida State
2006–07vacated
2007–08Florida State
2008–09Florida State
2009–10Florida State
2010–11Virginia Tech
2011–12Florida State
2012–13Virginia Tech
2013–14Florida State
2014–15Virginia Tech
2015–16Syracuse
2016–17Virginia Tech
2017–18Florida State
2018-19Florida State/Virginia Tech

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson200212
Dukenever0
Florida State201912
Georgia Technever0
Louisvillenever0
Maryland198026
Miaminever0
North Carolina19963
NC State19881
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
South Carolinanever0
Syracuse20161
Virginianever0
Virginia Tech20195
Wake Forestnever0

Women's

All 15 schools sponsor women's indoor track & field.
SeasonChampion
1986–87Virginia
1987–88North Carolina
1988–89North Carolina
1989–90North Carolina
1990–91North Carolina
1991–92Clemson
1992–93North Carolina
1993–94North Carolina
1994–95North Carolina
1995–96North Carolina
1996–97North Carolina
1997–98North Carolina
1998–99North Carolina
1999–00North Carolina
2000–01North Carolina
2001–02Georgia Tech
2002–03North Carolina
2003–04North Carolina
2004–05Miami
2005–06Miami
2006–07Virginia Tech
2007–08Virginia Tech
2008–09Florida State
2009–10Clemson
2010–11Clemson
2011–12Clemson
2012–13Clemson
2013-14Florida State
2014-15Clemson
2015–16Miami
2016–17Miami
2017–18Florida State
2018-19Miami

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson20156
Dukenever0
Florida State20183
Georgia Tech20021
Louisvillenever0
Marylandnever0
Miami20195
North Carolina200415
NC Statenever0
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia19871
Virginia Tech20082
Wake Forestnever0

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. The men's conference added Notre Dame and Syracuse for the 2014 season and lost Maryland after that same season.
SeasonChampion
1954Duke
1955Maryland
1956Maryland
1957Maryland
1958Maryland
1959Maryland
1960Maryland
1961Maryland
1962Virginia
1963Maryland
1964Virginia
1965Maryland
1966Maryland
1967Maryland
1968Maryland
1969Virginia
1970Virginia
1971Virginia
1972Maryland
1973Maryland
1974Maryland
1975Virginia
1976Maryland
1977Maryland
1978Maryland
1979Maryland
1980Maryland
Virginia
1981North Carolina
1982North Carolina
1983Virginia
1984Virginia
1985Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
1986Virginia
1987Maryland
1988North Carolina
1989North Carolina
1990North Carolina
1991North Carolina
1992North Carolina
1993North Carolina
1994North Carolina
1995Duke
1996North Carolina
1997Virginia
1998Maryland
1999Virginia
2000Virginia
2001Duke
2002Duke
2003Virginia
2004Maryland
2005Maryland
2006Virginia
2007Duke
2008Duke
2009Duke
2010Virginia
2011Maryland
2012Duke
2013North Carolina
2014Notre Dame
2015Syracuse
2016Syracuse
2017North Carolina
2018Notre Dame

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Duke20128
Maryland201125
North Carolina201713
NC Statenever0
Notre Dame20182
Syracuse20162
Virginia201017

Women's

Eight schools; Boston College, Duke, Louisville, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Syracuse, Virginia, and Virginia Tech sponsor women's lacrosse.
SeasonChampion
1997Maryland
1998Virginia
1999Maryland
2000Maryland
2001Maryland
2002North Carolina
2003Maryland
2004Virginia
2005Duke
2006Virginia
2007Virginia
2008Virginia
2009Maryland
2010Maryland
2011Maryland
2012Maryland
2013Maryland
2014Maryland
2015Syracuse
2016North Carolina
2017North Carolina
2018North Carolina

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Duke20051
Louisvillenever0
Maryland201411
North Carolina20184
Syracuse20151
Virginia20085
Virginia Technever0

Outdoor track and field

Men's

All 15 schools sponsor men's outdoor track and field.
SeasonChampion
1954Maryland
1955North Carolina
1956Maryland
1957Maryland
1958Maryland
1959Maryland
1960Maryland
1961Maryland
1962Maryland
1963Maryland
1964Maryland
1965Maryland
1966Maryland
1967Maryland
1968Maryland
1969Maryland
1970Maryland
1971Maryland
1972Maryland
1973Maryland
1974Maryland
1975Maryland
1976Maryland
1977Maryland
1978Maryland
1979Maryland
1980Clemson
1981Maryland
1982Clemson
NC State
1983NC State
1984NC State
1985NC State
1986NC State
1987NC State
1988NC State
1989Clemson
1990Clemson
1991Clemson
1992North Carolina
1993Clemson
1994North Carolina
1995North Carolina
1996NC State
1997Clemson
1998Clemson
1999Florida State
2000Clemson
2001Clemson
2002Florida State
2003Florida State
2004Clemson
2005Florida State
2006Florida State
2007vacated
2008Florida State
2009Florida State
Virginia
2010Florida State
2011Florida State
2012Virginia Tech
2013Florida State
2014Florida State
2015Florida State
2016Virginia Tech
2017Virginia Tech
2018Florida State
2019Virginia Tech

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson200411
Dukenever0
Florida State201813
Georgia Technever0
Louisvillenever0
Maryland198126
Miaminever0
North Carolina19955
NC State19968
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
South Carolinanever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia20091
Virginia Tech20194
Wake Forestnever0

Women's

All 15 schools sponsor women's outdoor track and field.
SeasonChampion
1983Virginia
1984Virginia
1985Virginia
1986Virginia
1987Virginia
1988North Carolina
1989North Carolina
1990North Carolina
1991Clemson
1992North Carolina
1993North Carolina
1994North Carolina
1995North Carolina
1996North Carolina
1997North Carolina
1998North Carolina
1999Clemson
2000Florida State
2001North Carolina
2002North Carolina
2003North Carolina
2004North Carolina
2005Miami
2006Miami
2007Virginia Tech
2008Virginia Tech
2009Florida State
2010Clemson
2011Clemson
2012Clemson
2013Clemson
2014Florida State
2015Clemson
2016Florida State
2017Virginia Tech
2018Miami
2019Florida State

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson20157
Dukenever0
Florida State20195
Georgia Technever0
Louisvillenever0
Marylandnever0
Miami20183
North Carolina200414
NC Statenever0
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia19875
Virginia Tech20173
Wake Forestnever0

Rowing

Nine schools—Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Louisville, Miami, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Syracuse, and Virginia—sponsor women's rowing.
SeasonChampion
2000Virginia
2001Virginia
2002Virginia
2003Virginia
2004Virginia
2005Virginia
2006Virginia
2007Virginia
2008Virginia
2009Clemson
2010Virginia
2011Virginia
2012Virginia
2013Virginia
2014Virginia
2015Virginia
2016Virginia
2017Virginia
2018Virginia

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson20091
Dukenever0
Louisvillenever0
Miaminever0
North Carolinanever0
Notre Damenever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia201818

Soccer

Men's

All schools except Florida State, Georgia Tech, and Miami sponsor men's soccer.
SeasonChampion
1953Maryland
1954Maryland
1955Maryland
1956Maryland
1957Maryland
1958Maryland
1959Maryland
1960Maryland
1961Maryland
1962Maryland
1963Maryland
1964Maryland
1965Maryland
1966Maryland
North Carolina
1967Maryland
1968Maryland
1969Virginia
1970Virginia
1971Maryland
1972Clemson
1973Clemson
1974Clemson
1975Clemson
1976Clemson
1977Clemson
1978Clemson
1979Clemson
1980Duke
1981Clemson
1982Clemson
Duke
1983Virginia
1984Virginia
1985Clemson
1986Virginia
1987North Carolina
1988Virginia
1989Wake Forest
1990NC State
1991Virginia
1992Virginia
1993Virginia
1994Virginia
1995Virginia
1996Maryland
1997Virginia
1998Clemson
1999Duke
2000North Carolina
2001Clemson
2002Maryland
2003Virginia
2004Virginia
2005Duke
2006Duke
2007Boston College
2008Maryland
2009Virginia
2010Maryland
2011North Carolina
2012Maryland
2013Maryland
2014Clemson
2015Syracuse
2016Wake Forest
2017Wake Forest
2018Louisville

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston College20071
Clemson201414
Duke20065
Louisville20181
Maryland201322
North Carolina20114
NC State19901
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
South Carolinanever0
Syracuse20151
Virginia200915
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forest20173

Women's

All schools except Georgia Tech currently sponsor women's soccer.
SeasonChampion
1987North Carolina
1988NC State
1989North Carolina
1990North Carolina
1991North Carolina
1992North Carolina
1993North Carolina
1994North Carolina
1995North Carolina
1996North Carolina
1997North Carolina
1998North Carolina
1999North Carolina
2000North Carolina
2001North Carolina
2002North Carolina
2003North Carolina
2004Virginia
2005North Carolina
2006North Carolina
2007North Carolina
2008North Carolina
2009North Carolina
2010Wake Forest
2011Florida State
2012Virginia
2013Florida State
2014Florida State
2015Florida State
2016Florida State
2017North Carolina
2018Florida State

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemsonnever0
Dukenever0
Florida State20186
Louisvillenever0
Marylandnever0
Miaminever0
North Carolina201722
NC State19881
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia20122
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forest20101

Softball

All schools except Clemson, Miami, and Wake Forest sponsor softball. Duke added softball beginning in the 2018 season, and Clemson has announced it will add the sport in the 2020 season.
SeasonChampion
1992Florida State
1993Florida State
1994Virginia
1995Florida State
1996Florida State
1997Florida State
Maryland
1998Florida State
1999Florida State
2000Florida State
2001North Carolina
2002Georgia Tech
2003Florida State
2004Florida State
2005Georgia Tech
2006NC State
2007Virginia Tech
2008Virginia Tech
2009Georgia Tech
2010Georgia Tech
2011Florida State
2012Georgia Tech
2013NC State
2014Florida State
2015Florida State
2016Florida State
2017Florida State
2018Florida State

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Dukenever0
Florida State201816
Georgia Tech20125
Louisvillenever0
Maryland19971
North Carolina20011
NC State20132
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia19941
Virginia Tech20082

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. Miami currently competes in diving only, and Clemson, Syracuse, and Wake Forest do not compete in swimming or diving.
SeasonChampion
1953–54NC State
1954–55NC State
1955–56North Carolina
NC State
1956–57North Carolina
1957–58North Carolina
1958–59North Carolina
1959–60Maryland
1960–61Maryland
North Carolina
NC State
1961–62Maryland
1962–63Maryland
North Carolina
NC State
1963–64Maryland
North Carolina
1964–65Maryland
1965–66NC State
1966–67NC State
1967–68NC State
1968–69NC State
1969–70Maryland
1970–71NC State
1971–72NC State
1972–73NC State
1973–74NC State
1974–75NC State
1975–76NC State
1976–77NC State
1977–78NC State
1978–79NC State
1979–80NC State
1980–81NC State
1981–82NC State
1982–83North Carolina
1983–84NC State
1984–85NC State
1985–86Clemson
1986–87Virginia
1987–88North Carolina
1988–89North Carolina
1989–90Virginia
1990–91North Carolina
1991–92NC State
1992–93North Carolina
1993–94North Carolina
1994–95North Carolina
1995–96North Carolina
1996–97North Carolina
1997–98North Carolina
1998–99Virginia
1999–00Virginia
2000–01Virginia
2001–02Virginia
2002–03Virginia
2003–04Virginia
2004–05Virginia
2005–06Virginia
2006–07vacated
2007–08Virginia
2008–09Virginia
2009–10Virginia
2010–11Virginia
2011–12Virginia
2012–13Virginia
2013–14Virginia Tech
2014-15NC State
2015–16NC State
2016–17NC State
2017–18NC State

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson19861
Dukenever0
Florida Statenever0
Georgia Technever0
Louisvillenever0
Maryland19707
Miaminever0
North Carolina199818
NC State201828
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
South Carolinanever0
Virginia201316
Virginia Tech20141
Wake Forestnever0

Women's

Syracuse and Wake Forest do not sponsor women's swimming or diving. Clemson dropped women's swimming after the 2011–12 season, and dropped women's diving after the 2016–17 season.
SeasonChampion
1978–79NC State
1979–80NC State
1980–81North Carolina
1981–82North Carolina
1982–83North Carolina
1983–84North Carolina
1984–85North Carolina
1985–86North Carolina
1986–87Clemson
1987–88Clemson
1988–89Clemson
1989–90Virginia
1990–91North Carolina
1991–92North Carolina
1992–93North Carolina
1993–94North Carolina
1994–95North Carolina
1995–96North Carolina
1996–97Clemson
1997–98Virginia
1998–99Virginia
1999–00North Carolina
2000–01North Carolina
2001–02North Carolina
2002–03Virginia
2003–04Virginia
2004–05Maryland
2005–06Florida State
2006–07North Carolina
2007–08Virginia
2008–09Virginia
2009–10Virginia
2010–11Virginia
2011–12Virginia
2012–13Virginia
2013–14Virginia
2014–15Virginia
2015–16Virginia
2016–17NC State
2017–18Virginia

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson19974
Dukenever0
Florida State20061
Georgia Technever0
Louisvillenever0
Maryland20051
Miaminever0
North Carolina200716
NC State20173
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
Virginia201815
Virginia Technever0

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.
SeasonChampion
1954North Carolina
1955North Carolina
1956North Carolina
1957Maryland
1958North Carolina
1959North Carolina
1960North Carolina
1961North Carolina
1962North Carolina
1963North Carolina
1964Maryland
1965North Carolina
1966North Carolina
1967North Carolina
1968North Carolina
South Carolina
1969Clemson
1970North Carolina
1971North Carolina
1972North Carolina
1973North Carolina
1974North Carolina
1975North Carolina
1976North Carolina
1977North Carolina
1978North Carolina
NC State
1979NC State
1980Clemson
1981Clemson
1982Duke
1983Clemson
1984Clemson
1985Clemson
1986Clemson
1987Clemson
1988Clemson
1989Clemson
1990North Carolina
1991Duke
1992North Carolina
1993Duke
1994Duke
1995Duke
1996Duke
1997Clemson
1998Duke
1999Duke
2000Duke
2001Duke
2002North Carolina
2003Duke
2004Virginia
2005Virginia
2006Duke
2007Virginia
2008Virginia
2009Virginia
2010Virginia
2011Virginia
2012Virginia
2013Virginia
2014Virginia
2015Virginia
2016Wake Forest
2017Virginia
2018Wake Forest

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson199711
Duke200612
Florida Statenever0
Georgia Technever0
Louisvillenever0
Maryland19642
Miaminever0
North Carolina200225
NC State19792
Notre Damenever0
South Carolina19681
Virginia201712
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forest20182

Women's

All 15 schools sponsor women's tennis.
SeasonChampion
1977North Carolina
1978North Carolina
1979North Carolina
1980North Carolina
1981Clemson
1982No tournament
1983Clemson
1984Clemson
1985Clemson
1986Clemson
1987Clemson
1988Duke
1989Duke
1990Duke
1991Duke
1992Duke
1993Duke
1994Duke
1995Duke
1996Duke
1997Duke
1998Duke
1999Duke
2000Duke
2001Duke
2002North Carolina
2003Duke
2004Clemson
2005Georgia Tech
2006Georgia Tech
2007Georgia Tech
2008Clemson
2009Duke
2010Georgia Tech
2011North Carolina
2012Duke
2013Miami
2014Virginia
2015Virginia
2016North Carolina
2017North Carolina
2018North Carolina

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson20088
Duke201217
Florida Statenever0
Georgia Tech20104
Louisvillenever0
Marylandnever0
Miami20131
North Carolina20189
NC Statenever0
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburghnever0
Syracusenever0
Virginia20152
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forestnever0

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.
SeasonChampion
1980North Carolina
1981North Carolina
1982North Carolina
1983North Carolina
1984Duke
1985Duke
1986Duke
1987NC State
1988North Carolina
1989North Carolina
1990Maryland
1991Duke
1992Duke
1993Duke
1994Duke
1995Georgia Tech
1996Maryland
1997Clemson
1998Florida State
1999North Carolina
2000North Carolina
2001North Carolina
2002Georgia Tech
2003Maryland
2004Maryland
2005Maryland
North Carolina
2006Duke
2007Clemson
2008Duke
North Carolina
2009Florida State
2010Duke
2011Florida State
2012Florida State
2013Duke
2014North Carolina
2015Louisville
2016North Carolina
2017Louisville
Pittsburgh
2018Pittsburgh
2019Pittsburgh

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Boston Collegenever0
Clemson20072
Duke201310
Florida State20124
Georgia Tech20022
Louisville20172
Maryland20055
Miaminever0
North Carolina201613
NC State19871
Notre Damenever0
Pittsburgh20193
Syracusenever0
Virginianever0
Virginia Technever0
Wake Forestnever0

Wrestling

The championship was determined on dual meets in 1954 and 1955, with the tournament beginning in 1956. Six schools currently compete in wrestling. The most recent changes to the ACC include the entry of Pitt in 2013 and departure of Maryland in 2014.
SeasonChampion
1953–54Maryland
1954–55Maryland
1955–56Maryland
1956–57Maryland
1957–58Maryland
1958–59Maryland
1959–60Maryland
1960–61Maryland
1961–62Maryland
1962–63Maryland
1963–64Maryland
1964–65Maryland
1965–66Maryland
1966–67Maryland
1967–68Maryland
1968–69Maryland
1969–70Maryland
1970–71Maryland
1971–72Maryland
1972–73Maryland
1973–74Virginia
1974–75Virginia
1975–76NC State
1976–77Virginia
1977–78NC State
1978–79North Carolina
1979–80North Carolina
1980–81NC State
1981–82NC State
1982–83NC State
1983–84North Carolina
1984–85North Carolina
1985–86North Carolina
1986–87North Carolina
1987–88NC State
1988–89NC State
1989–90NC State
1990–91NC State
1991–92North Carolina
1992–93North Carolina
1993–94North Carolina
1994–95North Carolina
1995–96NC State
1996–97North Carolina
1997–98North Carolina
1998–99North Carolina
1999–00North Carolina
2000–01NC State
2001–02NC State
2002–03North Carolina
2003–04NC State
2004–05North Carolina
2005–06North Carolina
2006–07NC State
2007–08Maryland
2008–09Maryland
2009–10Virginia
2010–11Maryland
2011–12Maryland
2012–13Virginia Tech
2013–14Virginia Tech
2014–15Virginia
2015–16NC State
2016–17Virginia Tech
2017-18Virginia Tech
2018-19NC State

SchoolLast conference titleNumber of ACC titles
Clemsonnever0
Dukenever0
Georgia Technever0
Maryland201224
North Carolina200617
NC State201916
Pittsburghnever0
Virginia20155
Virginia Tech20184
Wake Forestnever0