2005 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament

The 2005 Atlantic Coast Conference baseball tournament was held at Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville in Jacksonville, FL. #1 Georgia Institute of Technology defeated #7 University of Virginia for the title. Georgia Tech's Tyler Greene was named tournament MVP.

Participating Teams

Seed	School	Conf. Record	Head Coach
1	Georgia Institute of Technology	22-8	Danny Hall
2	Clemson University	21-9	Jack Leggett
3	University of Miami	19-10-1	Jim Morris
4	Florida State University	19-11	Mike Martin
5	University of North Carolina	17-10-1	Mike Fox
6	North Carolina State University	17-13	Elliott Avent
7	University of Virginia	14-14	Brian O’Connor
8	Wake Forest University	12-18	Rick Rembielak
9	Virginia Polytechnic Institute	7-19	Chuck Hartman
10	University of Maryland	7-23	Terry Rupp
11	Duke University	5-25	Bill Hillier

Results

Bracket

	First round					Second round					Semifinals						Finals
	1	Georgia Tech	9
	8	Wake Forest	8
						1	Georgia Tech	5
						4	Florida St.	4
	4	Florida St.	3
	5	North Carolina	2
											1	Georgia Tech	18	x
										4	Florida St.	2	x
	8	Wake Forest	2
	5	North Carolina	1
						4	Florida St.	7
						8	Wake Forest	3
																1	Georgia Tech	4	x	x
																7	Virginia	3	x	x
	2	Clemson	1
	7	Virginia	8
						7	Virginia	12
						6	NC State	2
	3	Miami (FL)	1
	6	NC State	2
											7	Virginia	5	x
										2	Clemson	4	x
	2	Clemson	9
	3	Miami (FL)	1
						6	NC State	4
						2	Clemson	5

Game Results

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
May 24
Game 1	Wake Forest University	10-1	Duke University	single elimination, Duke eliminated
Game 2	University of Maryland	5-4	Virginia Polytechnic Institute	single elimination, Virginia Tech eliminated
Game 3	Wake Forest University	20-13	University of Maryland	single elimination, Wake Forest advances
May 25
Game 4	North Carolina State University	2-1	University of Miami
Game 5	University of Virginia	8-1	Clemson University
Game 6	Florida State University	3-2 (12)	University of North Carolina
Game 7	Georgia Institute of Technology	9-8	Wake Forest University
May 26
Game 8	Clemson University	9-1	University of Miami	Miami eliminated
Game 9	Wake Forest University	2-1	University of North Carolina	North Carolina eliminated
Game 10	University of Virginia	12-2 (7)	North Carolina State University
Game 11	Georgia Institute of Technology	5-4	Florida State University
May 27
Game 12	Clemson University	5-4	North Carolina State University	North Carolina State eliminated
Game 13	Florida State University	7-3	Wake Forest University	Wake Forest eliminated
May 28
Game 14	University of Virginia	5-4	Clemson University	Clemson eliminated
Game 15	Georgia Institute of Technology	18-2 (7)	Florida State University	Florida State eliminated
May 29
Game 16	Georgia Institute of Technology	4-3	University of Virginia	Georgia Tech advances to NCAA tournament

All-Tournament Team

• C Scott Headd, Virginia
• 1B Whit Robbins, Georgia Tech
• 2B Kyle Werman, Virginia
• 3B Ryan Zimmerman, Virginia
• SS Tyler Greene, Georgia Tech
• OF Jack Rye, Florida St.
• OF Jeff Kindel, Georgia Tech
• OF Tom Hagan, Virginia
• UT/DH Sean Doolittle, Virginia
• P Josh Cribb, Clemson
• P Matt Avery, Virginia