BYU Women's Tennis Announces 2026 Fall Schedule

The Cougars will compete in eight tournaments across six states throughout the fall season.

BYU Women's Tennis Announces 2026 Fall ScheduleBYU Women's Tennis Announces 2026 Fall Schedule
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PROVO, Utah – The BYU women's tennis team announced its schedule for the 2026 fall season Wednesday.

The Cougars will compete in eight tournaments across six states throughout the fall campaign, with stops in California, Oklahoma, Utah, Texas, Arizona, and Georgia.

“We are really excited about our fall schedule and the opportunities for growth and improvement it will provide for our team,” said BYU head coach Holly Hasler. “We have a talented group that is hungry to improve, and our fall schedule will challenge us in ways that will help prepare us for our spring season. We can't wait to be back on the court and representing BYU.”

BYU will open its fall season in San Diego, Calif., competing in the USTA SoCal Championships beginning Sept. 24. The Cougars will then travel to Stillwater, Okla. to compete in the Big 12 Individual Tennis Tournament beginning Oct. 1.

BYU will host ITA Regionals in Provo beginning Oct. 13. The Cougars will then travel to Fort Worth, Texas to compete in the Battle for the Boot beginning Oct. 22. Next up is the Thunderbird Invitational hosted by conference foe Arizona State in Tempe, Ariz. starting Oct. 30.

November will see BYU compete at the ITA Sectional Championships in Los Angeles, Calif. beginning Nov. 5, and at the SDSU Invitational in San Diego, Calif. beginning Nov. 6. The Cougars will close out their fall campaign in Athens, Ga. competing in the NCAA Individual Championships beginning Nov. 17.

DATE MATCH LOCATION
Sep. 24-27 USTA SoCal Championships San Diego, CA
Oct. 1-3 Big 12 Individuals Stillwater, OK
Oct. 13-17 ITA Regionals Provo, UT
Oct. 22-25 Battle For The Boot Fort Worth, TX
Oct. 30-Nov. 1 Thunderbird Invitational Tempe, AZ
Nov. 5-8 ITA Sectional Championships Los Angeles, CA
Nov. 6-8 SDSU Invitational San Diego, CA
Nov. 17-22 NCAA Individual Championships Athens, GA