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ACC Softball Tournament Central: Schedule and Updates

Follow all the action from the ACC Softball Tournament with up-to-date schedules, scores, brackets, and key updates in one place.
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UVA walked off Louisville in the opening round of the ACC Tournament 3-2.
UVA walked off Louisville in the opening round of the ACC Tournament 3-2. | UVA Athletics

Boston College is the site of the 2025 ACC Tournament where 12 of the conference's 15 teams are battling for the NCAA Tournament automatic bid.

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* All times are Eastern.

Wednesday

(8) Georgia Tech 8, (9) Cal 0

Georgia Tech senior Sophia Voyles limited the Cal Bears to just six hits and struck out four in a five-inning gem.

The Jackets put up fived runs in the bottom of the first inning and never looked back, adding two more in the second and one more in the fourth.

Addison Leschber paced the GT offense going 2-for-2 with a solo home, one run batted in and three runs scored.

More on the game from Georgia Tech On SI.

(5) Stanford 9, (12) Pitt 2

The Stanford Cardinal made their ACC Tournament debut against the Pittsburgh Panthers on Wednesday and made some noise.

Stanford had six hits from six players but it was Caelan Koch who drove in a team-high three RBIs. Jade Berry scored twice and Kylie Chung earned the win.

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(7) Virginia 3, (10) Louisville 2

Kelly Ayer gave the Virginia Cavaliers a 3-2 win with a game-winning double in the bottom of the seventh inning on Wednesday.

Ayer doubled to left and scored Kailyn Jones to walk off the Louisville Cardinals.

Eden Bigham picked up the win in relief, working the final  5.0 innings. She allowed two runs, scattered six hits and struck out two.

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(6) North Carolina 2, (11) Notre Dame 0

The North Carolina Tar Heels picked up their first win at the ACC Tournament since 2019 in thrilling fashion.

Both runs scored in the fourth inning with Sanaa Thompson and and Rayna Blackwell each collected RBIs.

Kenna Raye Dark earned the win, pitching all 7.0 innings and allowing four hits while striking out four.

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Thursday

(1) Florida State 8, (8) Georgia Tech 0

Georgia Tech was on the opposite end of the run-rule against the Florida State Seminoles on Thursday, dropping the contest in six innings.

Michaela Edenfield ended the game in the sixth inning, hitting a walk-off single to drive in Isa Torres. Jahni Kerr led the way with three hits, including a two-run homer.

Annabelle Widra got the start and pitched two scoreless innings. Ashtyn Danley relieved her to start the third inning and allowed two hits in three innings, striking out two.

More on this game from Georgia Tech on SI.

(4) Duke 7, (5) Stanford 0

Dani Drugemueller was fantastic in the circle for the Duke Blue Devils, striking out three and limited the Stanford Cardinal to just four hits in 7.0 innings of work.

Kairi Rodriguez set the tone at the plate, going 2-for-3 with a home run and four RBIs.

Thessa Maulau'ulu and KK Mathis each doubled and combined to drive in the other three runs.

(2) Clemson 7, (7) Virginia 4

It was a back-and-forth affair between Clemson and Virgnia. Two two teams combined for 11 runs on 13 hits including three home runs.

Taylor Pipkins hit a grand slam to put Clemson on top in the bottom of the sixth and Brooke McCubbin earned the win, pitching two innings of relief.

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(3) Virginia Tech 4, (6) North Carolina 0

The Virginia Tech Hokies capitalized with the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth and put up four runs to down the North Carolina Tar Heels.

Emma Lemley was almost untouchable in the circle, allowing only one hit and three walks while striking out six in 7.0 innings of work.

Cori McMillan drove in two of Virginia Tech's four runs and finished 1-for-2 with a double and two walks.

More on this game from Virginia Tech On SI.

Friday

(1) Florida State 3, (4) Duke 2

Florida State edged out the Duke Blue Devils to advance to its 27th ACC Championship Game.

FSU used three pitchers with Julia Apsel getting the start, Jazzy Francik pitching the bulk of the game and Ashtyn Danley earned her fourth save of the year.

Michaela Edenfield hit what proved to be the game-winning home run with a solo shot in the sixth inning.

More on this game from the FSU Seminoles.

(3) Virginia Tech 9, (2) Clemson 10

The Clemson Tigers rallied to score eight runs in the sixth inning and took down the Virginia Tech Hokies in the pouring rain.

Aby Vieira and Taylor Pipkins had two hits apiece for the Tigers, and Julia Knowler and Marian Collins drove in two RBIs each.

Virginia Tech pitches walked 13 batters in the game, including six in the bottom of the sixth inning.

More on this game from Virginia Tech on SI.

Saturday

(1) Florida State vs (2) Clemson

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Maren Angus-Coombs
MAREN ANGUS-COOMBS

Maren Angus-Coombs was born in Los Angeles and raised in Nashville, Tenn. She is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University and has been a sports writer since 2008. She has been covering college softball since 2016 for various outlets including Softball America, ESPNW and Hurrdat Sports. She is currently the managing editor of Softball On SI and also serves as an analyst for Nebraska softball games on Nebraska Public Media and B1G+.

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