The 2024 NCAA softball season has featured some exhilarating and competitive action out on the east coast this year. In the ACC, several teams have proven to be solid and worthy of an abundance of respect.


At the top of the 2024 ACC softball standings, we have a trio of teams jostling for supremacy. The Duke Blue Devils currently cling to the top spot with an impressive 16-2 conference record (.889 winning percentage).

Right on Duke’s heels is the Florida State Seminoles, sporting a 12-3 conference record. The Seminoles have been on a tear lately, winning their last five straight games. Just behind FSU sit the Virginia Tech Hokies, who round out the top three with a 14-4 record while riding a five-game winning streak of their own.

While the top three teams have separated themselves from the pack, the Virginia Cavaliers, Clemson Tigers, and Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are all tied up and holding steady in a fight for fourth place.

Here’s what the ACC softball standings currently look like:

2024 ACC softball standings: Updated 4/15/24

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TeamACC%All%Streak
Duke16-2.88936-4.900W3
Florida State12-3.80031-10.756W5
Virginia Tech14-4.77831-9-1.768W5
Virginia11-7.61128-13.683W1
Clemson11-7.61128-14.667L3
Georgia Tech11-7.61128-17.622W1
North Carolina8-10.44427-14.659W1
Notre Dame7-11.38923-17.575L3
Boston College5-10.33325-16.610L3
Louisville5-10.33324-18.571L1
Syracuse4-11.26720-18.526L1
Pitt4-14.22213-27.325L1
NC State3-15.16723-20.535L1

At the bottom of the ACC standings, several teams are struggling to find their footing in conference play. The North Carolina State Wolfpack finds itself in last place with a 3-15 record. Just above them sits Pitt, who has been abysmal all season, but holds a 4-14 ACC softball record.

Syracuse isn’t much better at 4-11 and then there’s Louisville and Boston College, who are both sporting 5-10 records. Notre Dame hasn’t looked too bad as they sit just above them at 7-11, but the Fighting Irish have work to do.

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