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2026 ACC Women's Soccer Tournament: TV Schedule, Live Streams, Scores, and Bracket

The 2026 ACC women's soccer tournament features six of the top 15 teams in the nation battling for the conference crown. With powerhouse programs like No. 2 North Carolina, No. 4 Wake Forest, and No. 6 Notre Dame, this year’s competition promises intense matchups. Notably, defending champion Stanford, ranked 17th nationally, did not qualify for the ACC field this season.

Watch every game live on the ACC Network and ESPNU. You can also stream all the action on Fubo, which offers a free trial for new subscribers. Fubo streams ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, and over 100 other channels without the need for cable.

Live Stream Details

  • TV Channels: ACC Network, ESPNU
  • Live Streaming: Fubo (free trial available)

2026 ACC Women's Soccer Tournament Schedule and Results

The tournament runs from November 8 to November 15. The first-round matches take place at campus venues, while the semifinals and championship will be held at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina.

  • Sunday, Nov. 8 - First Round
  • Duke (6) 5, Wake Forest (3) 4 (Overtime)
  • Virginia (5) 3, Florida State (4) 0
  • Virginia (5) 1, Notre Dame (1) 0
  • North Carolina (2) 1, Duke (6) 0
  • North Carolina (2) vs. Virginia (5) - 12 p.m. ET on ESPNU and Fubo

2026 ACC Women's Soccer Tournament Seeds

The top six teams from the regular-season conference standings qualify for the tournament. Their seeding is based on their ACC records:

  • Seed 1: Notre Dame — Overall 10-1-6, ACC 8-1-1
  • Seed 2: North Carolina — Overall 15-2, ACC 8-1
  • Seed 3: Wake Forest — Overall 14-2-1, ACC 7-2-1
  • Seed 4: Florida State — Overall 9-3-3, ACC 5-2-2
  • Seed 5: Virginia — Overall 9-3-4, ACC 5-3-2
  • Seed 6: Duke — Overall 9-2-5, ACC 4-2-4

Recent ACC Women's Soccer Tournament Champions

  • 2025: Stanford
  • 2024: Florida State
  • 2023: Florida State
  • 2022: Florida State
  • 2021: Florida State
  • 2020: Florida State
  • 2019: North Carolina
  • 2018: Florida State
  • 2017: North Carolina
  • 2016: Florida State

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