CHARLOTTE, N. C. (theACC. com) – The Atlantic Coast Conference has announced its championship dates, venues and tournament formats for the 2024-25 educational year. With 18 schools for next year with the addition of Cal, SMU and Stanford, the CCA sponsors 28 sports, totaling 15 women’s and thirteen men’s. The No Power four convention sponsors more than 28 sports or 15 women’s sports.
“The year ahead is shaping up to be exciting for our schools, our student-athletes, and their fans,” said CCA Commissioner Jim Phillips, Ph. D. “We are incredibly excited to welcome you to our new schools at Cal, SMU and Stanford. and showcase our wonderful championship experience to our student-athletes, coaches, and fans. Once again, we have a wonderful mix of campuses and professional venues, adding our football championship and men’s basketball tournament in Charlotte.
As previously announced, the 20th annual ACC football championship game returns to Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, for the 14th time in 15 years, on Saturday, Dec. 7.
The Greensboro Coliseum hosts the Ally ACC Women’s Basketball Tournament for the first time in 26 years, March 5-9, and the ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament will be played at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, South Carolina. North, from March 11 to 15. The men’s tournament returns to the Queen City for the 14th time overall and the first since 2019.
The first ACC Championship of the 2024-25 academic calendar will take place on Nov. 1, when NC State hosts the men’s and women’s country in Cary, North Carolina.
Twenty-seven men’s and women’s Olympic championships are scheduled, and volleyball will determine its champion based on the normal results of the season.
With the addition of Cal, SMU and Stanford, there have been several tournament formats for 2024-25:
The full ACC Championship schedule and tournament formats for 2024-25 are indexed below.
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