Colorado has released its 2026-27 women's tennis schedule, featuring 10 fall tournaments and 22 spring dual matches. The fall season begins with the Milwaukee Classic on September 11-13, includes national qualifiers, and culminates in the NCAA Individual Championships in November. The spring focuses on dual matches, starting with a five-match homestand in January, and includes 13 Big 12 conference contests. Notably, the Buffs will host seven of their conference matches in Boulder, with the season ending in mid-April. The Big 12 Championships are scheduled for late April, leading to the NCAA Championships in Athens, Georgia.

By the Numbers
  • 10 fall tournaments scheduled before the NCAA Championship.
  • 22 spring dual matches, 12 of which will be held at home.
State of Play
  • Fall season focuses on individual competitions, culminating in NCAA Individual Championships in November.
  • Spring features a mix of home and away dual matches, including 13 in Big 12 play.
What's Next

As the season approaches, the Colorado women's team will seek to build on their competitive schedule. Initial focus will be on fall tournaments to gauge individual player performance ahead of spring dual matches. The upcoming Big 12 Championships in April will set the stage for potential postseason success.

Bottom Line

With a mix of individual and team competitions lined up, the Buffaloes aim to maximize opportunities in both fall and spring seasons, leveraging home advantage in conference play. This schedule sets a strong foundation for the team's objectives, including advancing to the NCAA Championships.