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Read below for a list of past ACC women’s championship winners.

2019: NOTRE DAME

Notre Dame won the 2019 ACC title. (Photo by Lance King/Getty Images)

Notre Dame came back in 2019 and got revenge on Louisville. They won the game, 99-79. Jackie Young was named tournament MVP.

2018: LOUISVILLE

Louisville briefly ended Notre Dame’s run in 2018. The Cardinals defeated Notre Dame, 74-72. Myisha Hines-Allen was the tournament’s MVP.

2017: NOTRE DAME

Notre Dame won a fourth consecutive ACC title in 2017. They defeated Duke, 84-61. Lindsey Allen was named MVP of the tournament.

2016: NOTRE DAME

Notre Dame won a third straight title in 2016. They defeated Syracuse, 68-57. Madison Cable won the MVP.

2015: NOTRE DAME

Notre Dame defeated Florida State, 71-58, in 2015. Jewell Loyd won the MVP award.

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2014: NOTRE DAME

In 2014, Notre Dame won its first ACC title. The Fighting Irish defeated Duke, 69-53. Jewell Loyd was named tournament MVP.

2013: DUKE

Duke won its eighth tournament title in 2013. The Blue Devils defeated North Carolina, 92-73. Alexis Jones was named tournament MVP.

2012: MARYLAND

Maryland came back around to win the ACC title in 2012. The Terrapins defeated Georgia Tech, 68-65. Alyssa Thomas won MVP.

2011: DUKE

Duke repeated in 2011, beating North Carolina 81-67. Jasmine Thomas won two straight titles.

2010: DUKE

Duke won the ACC again in 2010. The Blue Devils beat NC State, 70-60. Jasmine Thomas was named tournament MVP.

2009: MARYLAND

In 2009, Maryland won its first ACC title since 1989. The Terrapins defeated Duke, 92-89 in overtime. Marissa Coleman won the MVP.

2008: NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina won a fourth straight title in 2008. The Tar Heels defeated Duke 86-73. Erlana Larkins was named tournament MVP.

2007: NORTH CAROLINA

Ivory Latta was the first three-time MVP of the ACC tournament. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)

North Carolina won a third straight title in 2007, knocking off NC State 60-54. Ivory Latta became the first player to win three MVPs.

2006: NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina repeated as champions in 2006. They defeated Maryland, 91-80. Ivory Latta won a second consecutive title.

2005: NORTH CAROLINA

In 2005, North Carolina began its own brief run in the ACC. They reclaimed conference glory with a win over Duke, 88-67. Ivory Latta was named tournament MVP.

2004: DUKE

In 2004, Duke won a fifth straight ACC title. They defeated North Carolina for a third straight time, 63-47. Iciss Tillis was named tournament MVP.

2003: DUKE

Duke defeated North Carolina, 77-59, in 2003. Iciss Tillis was named MVP.

2002: DUKE

Duke won a third straight title in 2002. The Blue Devils defeated North Carolina, 87-80. Monique Currie helped Duke to a title and won the MVP.

2001: DUKE

Duke went back-to-back in 2001. They defeated NC State, 57-45. Georgia Schweitzer was named MVP.

2000: DUKE

In 2000, Duke won its first ACC title over North Carolina. They won, 79-76. Nikki Teasley, of North Carolina, was named tournament MVP.

1999: CLEMSON

Clemson won the ACC title in 1999. They defeated North Carolina, 87-72. Itoro Umoh was named tournament MVP.

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1998: NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina won its fourth title in five years in 1998. The Tar Heels beat Clemson again, 81-50. Tracy Reid was named MVP.

1997: NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina won again in 1997. The Tar Heels defeated Clemson, 62-58. Future Olympic star Marion Jones was named MVP.

1996: CLEMSON

Clemson briefly ended North Carolina’s reign in 1996. They defeated Duke, 71-54. Laura Cottrell was named MVP.

1995: NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina repeated as champions in 1995. They defeated rival Duke, 95-70. Charlotte Smith won a second straight MVP award.

1994: NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina knocked off Virginia the following year. The Tar Heels won, 77-60. Charlotte Smith was named tournament MVP.

1993: VIRGINIA

Virginia won a third ACC title in four years. In 1993, the Cavaliers defeated Maryland 106-103 in three overtimes. It’s the highest-scoring ACC women’s title game in conference history. Heather Burge was named tournament MVP.

1992: VIRGINIA

Virginia defeated Georgia Tech, 70-69, in 1992. Future WNBA star and basketball coach Dawn Staley was named tournament MVP.

1991: NC STATE

NC State got back to the winner’s podium in 1991. The Wolfpack defeated Clemson, 84-61. Sharon Manning won the tournament MVP award.

1990: VIRGINIA

Virginia won its first ACC title in 1990. The Cavaliers defeated NC State, 67-64, in overtime. Andrea Stinson, of NC State, was named MVP.

1989: MARYLAND

Maryland won the third title in four years in 1989. The Terrapins defeated NC State, 73-57. Vicky Bullett was named tournament MVP.

1988: MARYLAND

Maryland knocked off Virginia in 1988, 76-70. Deanna Tate won her second MVP.

1987: NC STATE

In 1987, NC State won a second title in three years. They defeated Virginia, 57-56. Donna Holt, of Virginia, was named tournament MVP.

1986: MARYLAND

Maryland defeated North Carolina, 92-74, in 1986. Deanna Tate was named MVP.

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1985: NC STATE

NC State won the ACC in North Carolina, 81-80, in 1985. Dawn Royster, of North Carolina, was MVP.

1984: NORTH CAROLINA

In 1984, North Carolina won its first title defeating NC State 99-76. Tresa Brown was named tournament MVP.

1983: MARYLAND

Maryland won a third straight title in 1983. The Terrapins defeated NC State, 84-81. Linda Page, of NC State, and Jasmina Perazic, of Maryland, were named co-MVPs.

1982: MARYLAND

Maryland repeated as champions in 1982. They defeated Clemson, 93-81. Marcia Richardson, of Maryland, and Barbara Kennedy, of Clemson, were named co-MVPs.

1981: MARYLAND

Maryland on the ACC title in 1981. They defeated NC State, 64-63. Barbara Kennedy, of Clemson, was named MVP.

1980: NC STATE

In 1980, NC State finally broke through and won the ACC title. They got revenge on Maryland, 85-75. Genia Beasley was named tournament MVP.

1979: MARYLAND

Maryland repeated as champion in 1979. They defeated NC State, 75-73. Kris Kirchner was named MVP.

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1978: MARYLAND

Maryland won the first ACC women’s tournament in 1978. The Terrapins defeated NC State, 89-82. Tara Heiss was named tournament MVP.