The fourth-seeded Duke women's tennis team is set to begin the 2026 ACC Championship on April 17, facing fifth-seeded Miami. Riding a five-match winning streak, Duke boasts an overall record of 17-6 and a 10-2 mark in the ACC. Historically, the Blue Devils are seeking their 19th ACC title, with an impressive 79-21 record in the tournament. They last won the championship four years ago and are keen to advance to the semifinals for the 31st time in program history. Duke holds a 23-14 advantage in the all-time series against Miami.

By the Numbers
  • Duke holds an 18-14 record in ACC Championships held in Cary, N.C.
  • The Blue Devils are 3-2 against Miami in the ACC Championship.
Yes, But

While Duke is strong in the ACC, they have faced setbacks in the past two years, failing to progress past the quarterfinals. The consistency of their performance throughout the season will be tested against Miami, who are also making a strong push in the tournament.

State of Play
  • Duke currently ranks No. 18 nationally in team standings.
  • Jamie Ashworth leads the Blue Devils as head coach with nine ACC titles, the most in the league.
What's Next

If Duke defeats Miami, they will face the winner between the No. 1 seed Virginia and Stanford in the semifinals on April 18.

Bottom Line

Duke's historical excellence in the ACC Championship puts them in a prime position to capture another title, but they must overcome recent challenges and leverage their current momentum to advance further in the tournament.