College Tennis Teams Announce Fall 2025 Schedules

Tulane University:: The Green Wave will participate in several tournaments, starting with the Blue Gray Invite in Birmingham, Alabama, on September 12 and concluding with the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships in Orlando in November.

Georgetown University:: The Hoyas will compete in neutral site hidden duals, the Commander-in-Chief's Challenge, and the ITA Regionals in Blacksburg, Virginia. The men's team begins at the UVA Hidden Dual in Charlottesville, while the women's team starts at the Towson Hidden Dual.

Princeton University:: The Tigers' schedule includes the ITA All Americans in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and hosting the ITA Regionals and the Farnsworth Invitational. The team aims for its third consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. All singles starters are set to return, along with senior Sebastian Sec.

Tulane:: With a broad schedule, Tulane aims to test its players across various formats and locations, preparing them for both singles and doubles championships.

Georgetown:: Georgetown's balanced schedule, featuring both hidden duals and the ITA Regionals, ensures that players gain exposure to different competitive environments. The focus on both men's and women's teams highlights the university's commitment to tennis.

Princeton:: Princeton's schedule includes a mix of home and away matches, as well as participation in prestigious tournaments. Returning key players strengthens their prospects for another successful season and NCAA Tournament appearance.

Keep an eye on key tournaments such as the ITA All-American Championships and NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships.

Note the start dates for each university's tennis season to follow their progress.

Watch for standout players returning to Princeton, such as All-American Paul Inchauspe and Ivy League honorees Fnu Nidunjianzan and Ellis Short.