ACC Baseball Tournament 2026 Final Four Scores, Championship Bracket, Schedule

The final four teams in the 2026 ACC baseball tournament battled it out Saturday for a spot in Sunday's tournament final.

Top-seeded Georgia Tech started off with a one-sided victory over No. 5 Miami FL before No. 2 North Carolina and No. 14 Pittsburgh met in the second semifinal at Truist Field in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Here is a look at Saturday's results and Sunday's schedule, along with a breakdown of each semifinal game from the 2026 ACC baseball tourney.

The full bracket can be found on the ACC's official website.

Saturday Semifinal Results/Schedule

(1) Georgia Tech def. (5) Miami FL, 9-3

(2) North Carolina vs. (14) Pittsburgh, 3 p.m. ET

Sunday Final Schedule

(1) Georgia Tech vs. (2) North Carolina/(14) Pittsburgh, Noon ET

Semifinal Highlights

(1) Georgia Tech 9, (5) Miami FL 3

Georgia Tech scored early and often on Saturday en route to eliminating Miami and punching its own ticket to the ACC Championship Game.

The Yellow Jackets jumped all over the Hurricanes, scoring two runs in the first, third and fourth innings, and building a 7-0 lead by the time Miami finally scored in the sixth.

GT's first six runs all came via home runs, as catcher Vahn Lackey hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the first, while third baseman Ryan Zuckerman hit a pair of two-run shots in the fourth and fifth:

The second of Zuckerman's two home runs was a historic one, as it set Georgia Tech's new single-season record for team homers in a season with 123:

Zuckerman went 4-for-5 overall on the day, while Georgia Tech's leadoff man in shortstop Carson Kerce had three hits of his own, and Lackey scored three runs.

Jackson Blakely got the win for GT on the mound, going 5.2 innings and allowing seven hits, one walk and two earned runs, while striking out three.

Catcher Alonzo Alvarez and designated hitter Dylan Dubovik each had multi-hit games with three and two, respectively, but it wasn't enough to keep Miami in the game.

Hurricanes starting pitcher AJ Ciscar had no answers for the Yellow Jackets' stacked lineup, allowing seven hits, two walks and five earned runs over 3.2 innings.