Wake Forest Prepares for 2023 NCAA Selection Show
11/12/2023 6:38:00 PM | Men's Soccer
The Demon Deacons are in search of their ACC-best 13th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- In the quest for a 13th-straight NCAA Tournament appearance, the Wake Forest men's soccer team will learn its path in the 2023 NCAA Men's Soccer Championship during the selection show set to stream live on NCAA.com on Monday, Nov. 13 at 1 p.m.
Currently 11-2-5 overall on the year, Wake Forest in October clinched the program's fifth ACC Atlantic Division title in nine seasons, as the Demon Deacons went 4-1-3 in conference action including a 3-0-2 record against Atlantic Division opponents.
With five Atlantic Division titles, the Demon Deacons surpassed Clemson and North Carolina for the most ACC divisional titles since the current scheduling format was introduced in 2014.
Wake Forest will be seeking to secure its 13th-straight NCAA Tournament berth, as the Demon Deacons have the nation's third-longest tournament appearances streak behind only Indiana and Maryland. Those three schools are also the only schools out of 212 Division I programs nationally to have a double-digit NCAA Tournament streak.
Additionally, Wake Forest's 12 consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament are eight years more than any other school in the ACC:
Ranked Throughout The 2023 Season
Including this week's United Soccer Coaches poll where the Demon Deacons checked in at No. 6, Wake Forest is one of only three ACC schools to be ranked in each of the 12 coaches polls so far in 2023 alongside 2022 NCAA National Champions Syracuse and Duke.
Once again proving to be the toughest conference nationally with nine teams in the top-30 in RPI, the ACC has placed the most teams in the tournament each of the last 10 seasons and has had at least five teams earn a bid 22-straight seasons.
Currently 11-2-5 overall on the year, Wake Forest in October clinched the program's fifth ACC Atlantic Division title in nine seasons, as the Demon Deacons went 4-1-3 in conference action including a 3-0-2 record against Atlantic Division opponents.
With five Atlantic Division titles, the Demon Deacons surpassed Clemson and North Carolina for the most ACC divisional titles since the current scheduling format was introduced in 2014.
Wake Forest will be seeking to secure its 13th-straight NCAA Tournament berth, as the Demon Deacons have the nation's third-longest tournament appearances streak behind only Indiana and Maryland. Those three schools are also the only schools out of 212 Division I programs nationally to have a double-digit NCAA Tournament streak.
Additionally, Wake Forest's 12 consecutive appearances in the NCAA Tournament are eight years more than any other school in the ACC:
| School | Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearances |
|
12 |
|
4 |
| 2. Pitt | 4 |
| 4. North Carolina | 3 |
| 5. Duke | 2 |
| 5. Louisville | 2 |
| 7. Syracuse | 1 |
| 7. Virginia | 1 |
Including this week's United Soccer Coaches poll where the Demon Deacons checked in at No. 6, Wake Forest is one of only three ACC schools to be ranked in each of the 12 coaches polls so far in 2023 alongside 2022 NCAA National Champions Syracuse and Duke.
- Preseason Poll: No. 18
- Week 1: No. 16
- Week 2: No. 9
- Week 3: No. 20
- Week 4: No. 14
- Week 5: No. 10
- Week 6: No. 6
- Week 7: No. 4
- Week 8: No. 3
- Week 9: No. 3
- Week 10: No. 6
- Week 11: No. 6
Once again proving to be the toughest conference nationally with nine teams in the top-30 in RPI, the ACC has placed the most teams in the tournament each of the last 10 seasons and has had at least five teams earn a bid 22-straight seasons.
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