The 2023 NCAA Baseball Tournament is finally upon us! On Monday, the full field for the tournament and complete bracket was released.

To open the selection show, Wake Forest was awarded the nation’s No. 1 overall seed at the top of the bracket. Despite falling in the semifinals of the ACC Tournament, a 47-win campaign for the Demon Deacons was enough to earn the bid.

Clemson also earned a top-4 seed while Virginia and Miami learned Sunday afternoon they would also host regional sites

to begin the tournament. NC State, Boston College, Duke and North Carolina also landed in the final field.

Here is where ACC teams are playing and their draws to begin the tournament:

No. 1 Wake Forest — Hosting Winston-Salem Regional

• vs. George Mason, Maryland and Northeastern

No. 4 Clemson — Hosting Clemson Regional

• vs. Lipscomb, Tennessee and Charlotte

No. 7 Virginia — Hosting Charlottesville Regional

• vs. Army West Point, Oklahoma and East Carolina

No. 9 Miami — Hosting Coral Gables Regional

• vs. Maine, Texas and Louisiana

Duke — At Conway Regional

• vs. UNCW, No. 10 Coastal Carolina and Rider

North Carolina — At Terre Haute Regional

• vs. Iowa, No. 14 Indiana State and Wright State

NC State — At Columbia Regional

• vs. Campbell, No. 15 South Carolina and Central Conn. State

Boston College — At Tuscaloosa Regional

• vs. Troy, No. 16 Alabama and Troy

2023 NCAA Tournament schedule

Regional action will be played Friday, June 2 through Monday, June 5. Regional winners will face off in the Super Regionals from Friday, June 9 through Monday, June 12.

The first day of College World Series games from Omaha will be played Friday, June 16. the CWS Finals — a best-of-3 series — will start on Saturday, June 24.