The No. 71-ranked University of Denver men's tennis team (18-5, 5-0 Summit) is set to compete in the NCAA Regionals against host No. 6 seed TCU on May 1 at 5 p.m. CT. Denver, a three-time Summit League champion, aims to make a strong showing in their third consecutive NCAA Division I tournament appearance, having previously reached the second round in 2013. Joining them in the regional are No. 29 Cornell and No. 38 Arkansas, with matches scheduled for the same day.

By the Numbers
  • Denver's record: 18-5, 5-0 Summit.
  • Three consecutive Summit League titles won by Denver.
  • Denver has an overall NCAA tournament record of 11 appearances.
State of Play
  • Denver won its last match against North Dakota, securing the Summit League title with a 4-0 victory.
  • This is the final appearance for Denver in the Summit League as they transition to the West Coast Conference in 2026.
  • Denver's record against TCU is 0-2, with the last match resulting in a 5-0 loss.
What's Next

If Denver advances past TCU, they will face the winner of the first-round match between Cornell and Arkansas in the second round on May 2.

Bottom Line

Denver aims to break their losing streak against TCU and move forward in the NCAA tournament, leveraging recent momentum from their conference title win.