2025 ACC Women's Basketball Tournament Bracket Is Officially Set: Seedings, Matchups, and Game Times

The 2025 ACC women's basketball tournament begins Wednesday, March 5, at the First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro, NC.

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The ACC women's basketball tournament will feature many talented squads vying for a potential march madness bid. After a handed victory over Louisville, Notre Dame earned the title of ACC regular season co-champions shared with the NC State Wolf Pack. Both teams have a conference record of 16-2, but Notre Dame has one more regular season win than NC State, earning them the number one seed in the ACC Tournament.

ADD IT TO THE RESUME. 👑 pic.twitter.com/1GTU7xhKZ4

— ACC Women's Basketball (@accwbb) March 2, 2025

Last year's ACC Tournament champion the Fighting Irish are favored for a back-to-back championship and may have a legitimate chance at a national title. However, there are still many talented teams that could give Notre Dame a run for their money, especially the Wolf Pack.

🏆🏆🏆

The Pack shares the ACC Regular Season Championship! pic.twitter.com/kg8X84u5k9

— NC State WBB 🐺🏀 (@PackWomensBball) March 2, 2025

The ACC women's basketball tournament is set after a slew of ACC matchups on Sunday, March 2, that completely reshaped the ACC standings.

TOBY FOURNIER CAREER-HIGH

28 points
11-15 fg
5 boards

71-57 Duke | 1:30 to play pic.twitter.com/SxJe4iFlfB

— Duke Women’s Basketball (@DukeWBB) March 3, 2025

In the battle for third-seed, Toby Fournier carries the Blue Devils to victory over Florida State with a career high 28 points. This was a huge win Duke, pushing them into third-seed slot and dropping the Seminoles to fifth.

The Blue Devils' standings shake-up also benefitted the UNC Tar Heels, who lost their ACC matchup against the Virginia Cavaliers earlier on Sunday, but sit above the Seminoles as the fourth seed with only six overall losses this season compared to Florida State's seven. The Tar Heels will now receive a second-round bye and compete in the quarterfinals.

Let’s go, Hokies! 🦃

Hokies 78, Clemson 76 pic.twitter.com/XaNgIhEtiA

— Virginia Tech Women's Basketball (@HokiesWBB) March 2, 2025

After a narrow 78-76 win over the Clemson Tigers on Sunday, March 2, Virginia Tech secured the ninth seed and a first round bye. After sitting on the bubble the past few weeks, the Hokies are hopeful a strong ACC Tournament performance can push them over the edge. They have a strong chance of beating the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, who are on a four-game losing skid. A Game 5 win would pit the Hokies against first-seeded Notre Dame. A well executed quarterfinal appearance could be what the Hokies need to earn a bid.

The first round consists of three games played on March, 5. Below is the full schedule for the ACC Tournament.

First Round	Team 1	Team 2	Tipoff
Game 1	No. 12 Boston College	No. 13 Syracuse	1 PM EST (ACC Network)
Game 2	No. 10 Virgina	No. 15 Pittsburgh	3:30 PM EST (ACC Network)
Game 3	No. 11 Stanford	No. 14 Clemson	6:30 PM EST (ACC Network)

Second Round	Team 1	Team 2	Tipoff
Game 4	No. 5 North Carolina	Game 1 Winner	11 AM EST (ACC Network)
Game 5	No. 9 Georgia Tech	No. 8 Virginia Tech	1:30 PM EST (ACC Network)
Game 6	No. 7 California	Game 2 Winner	5 PM EST (ACC Network)
Game 7	No. 6 Louisville	Game 3 Winner	7:30 PM EST (ACC Network)

Quarterfinals	Team1	Team 2	Tipoff
Game 8	No. 4 Florida State	Game 4 Winner	11 AM EST (ESPN2)
Game 9	No. 2 Notre Dame	Game 5 Winner	1:30 PM EST (ACC Network)
Game 10	No. 1 NC State	Game 6 Winner	5 PM EST (ESPN2)
Game 11	No. 3 Duke	Game 7 Winner	7:30 PM EST (ACC Network)

Semifinals	Team 1	Team 2	Tipoff
Game 12	Game 8 winner	Game 9 winner	12 PM EST (ESPN2)
Game 13	Game 10 winner	Game 11 winner	2:30 PM EST (ESPN2)

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