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Sept. 17 — The Atlantic Coast Conference field hockey season is upon us. Even though this season is beginning differently than most, the ACC is still set for another exciting season of top field hockey talent.
North Carolina looks to continue their dominance after capturing their second straight national championship last season as they were selected to finish first in the ACC standings in 2020. Followed by Virginia and Boston College as they both made it to the Final Four last season. Duke, Louisville and Syracuse and Wake Forest rounded out the predicted order of finish.
The 2020 fall season opens on Sept. 20 with each team playing a six-game conference schedule, with additional games against ACC opponents that have been designated as non-conference games. The ACC Championship is set to be held in Durham Nov. 5-8.
Check out the preview below that includes key returners, newcomers and outlooks for each ACC team.
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