NCAA · Division I
NCAA schedule
The college tennis year runs two seasons: fall individual events that qualify players for the November NCAA singles and doubles championship, then the spring dual season that ends with the May team championship.
2026–27 season dates
| Dates | Event | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 19–27, 2026 | ITA Men’s All-American Championships | Tulsa, OK |
| Sep 19–27, 2026 | ITA Women’s All-American Championships | Cary, NC |
| Oct 7–20, 2026 | ITA Regional Championships | Campus sites |
| Nov 5–8, 2026 | ITA Sectional Championships and Conference Masters | Campus sites · Rome, GA |
| Nov 17–22, 2026 | NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships | Athens, GA |
| Jan 22–24, 2027 | ITA Kickoff Weekend (National Team Indoors qualifier) | Campus sites |
| Feb 5–9, 2027 | ITA Women’s National Team Indoor Championship | Columbus & Ann Arbor |
| Feb 12–16, 2027 | ITA Men’s National Team Indoor Championship | Clemson & Columbia, SC |
| Jan–Apr 2027 | Spring dual season | Campus sites |
| Late Apr 2027 | Conference championship week | Campus sites |
| May 20–29, 2027 | NCAA Team Championship | Athens, GA |
How a dual works
A dual is school versus school for seven points: one point for winning two of three doubles matches, then one point per singles court. First to four points takes the dual, and Texas A&M’s women are the defending NCAA team champions.
Dual matches
No upcoming Division I duals are on the NCAA board for the next two weeks. The dual season runs January to April ahead of the May team championship. Today’s dual scores