2026 NCAA DI women’s tennis championship: Bracket, schedule, scores

The 2026 women’s Division I tennis championship continues Saturday, May 16, with the semifinals round, leading to the championship match just a day later on Sunday, May 17, at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, Georgia.

The 2026 Division I women’s tennis championship field was revealed on Monday, April 27 via a selection show on NCAA.com. Here is everything you need to know for the 2026 DI women’s tennis team championship. 

The championship is a 64-team, single-elimination tournament. First and second-round competition will be conducted at a minimum of 16 sites, with four teams at each site. Thirty conference champions receive automatic qualification into the team championships.

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2026 DI women’s tennis team championship bracket

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2026 DI women’s tennis team championship schedule

• Selection show: Monday, April 27 | Re-watch the selection show here
• Semifinals: Saturday, May 16 | Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, GA
• Championship: Sunday, May 17 | Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, GA

• First round: Friday, May 1 
  • Miami (FL) 4, North Florida 0
  • South Carolina 4, Maryland 0  
  • Tennessee 4, Old Dominion 2 
  • Stanford 4, BYU 2 
  • No. 2 Auburn 4, Bryant 0
  • Clemson 4, ETSU 1
  • UCF 4, Navy 1
  • UCLA 4, San Diego State 3
  • California 4, Utah 1 
  • No. 5 North Carolina 4, Charleston Southern 0
  • No. 15 Duke 4, VCU 0
  • No. 11 Pepperdine 4, UC Santa Barbara 0
  • No. 16 Arizona State 4, Denver 0
  • No. 14 Vanderbilt 4, Xavier 0
  • No. 13 Southern California 4, Sacramento State 0
  • No. 8 NC State 5, Morgan State 0
• First and second rounds: Saturday, May 2
  • First round:
    • Florida 4, Toledo 0
    • Notre Dame 4, Arizona 3
    • Charlotte 4, Elon 0
    • Washington 4, Liberty 0 
    • Texas Tech 4, Yale 1
    • SMU 4, Wichita State 1
    • Rice 4, TCU 2
    • No. 3 Ohio State 4, Youngstown State 0
    • No. 12 Michigan 5, Illinois State 0
    • No. 1 Georgia 4, Alabama State 0
    • No. 9 Texas 5, Tarleton State 1
    • No. 10 LSU 4, SFA 0
    • No. 4 Texas A&M 4, Quinnipiac 0
    • No. 7 Virginia 4, Saint Francis 0
    • Baylor 4, Wisconsin 3
    • No. 6 Oklahoma 4, Kansas 0
  • Second round:
• Second round: Sunday, May 3
• Super regionals: 
  • Friday, May 8
  • Saturday, May 9
• Quarterfinals: Friday, May 15 | ESPN+

Championship history

The Georgia Bulldogs defeated Texas A&M, 4-0, to capture the 2025 national championship.

🔄 RECAP: 2025 DI women’s tennis championships

See the full DI women’s tennis team championship history below:

Year
Champion
Points/Score
Runner-Up
Host or Site
2025 Georgia 4-0 Texas A&M Baylor 2024 Texas A&M 4-1 Georgia  Oklahoma State  2023 North Carolina 4-1 NC State UCF 2022 Texas 4-1 Oklahoma Illinois 2021 Texas 4-3 Pepperdine UCF 2020 Canceled due to Covid-19 — — — 2019 Stanford 4-0 Georgia UCF 2018 Stanford 4-3 Vanderbilt Wake Forest 2017 Florida 4-1 Stanford Georgia 2016 Stanford 4-3 Oklahoma State Tulsa 2015 Vanderbilt 4-2 UCLA Baylor 2014 UCLA 4-3 North Carolina Georgia 2013 Stanford 4-3 Texas A&M Illinois 2012 Florida 4-0 UCLA Georgia 2011 Florida 4-3 Stanford Stanford 2010 Stanford 4-3 Florida Georgia 2009 Duke 4-0 California Texas A&M 2008 UCLA 4-0 California Tulsa 2007 Georgia Tech 4-2 UCLA Georgia 2006 Stanford 4-1 Miami Stanford 2005 Stanford 4-0 Texas Georgia 2004 Stanford 4-1 UCLA Georgia 2003 Florida 4-3 Stanford Florida 2002 Stanford 4-1 Florida Stanford 2001 Stanford 4-0 Vanderbilt Georgia St. 2000 Georgia 5-4 Stanford Pepperdine 1999 Stanford 5-2 Florida Florida 1998 Florida 5-1 Duke Notre Dame 1997 Stanford 5-1 Florida Stanford 1996 Florida 5-2 Stanford Florida St. 1995 Texas 5-4 Florida Pepperdine 1994 Georgia 5-4 Stanford Georgia 1993 Texas 5-2 Stanford Florida 1992 Florida 5-3 Texas Stanford 1991 Stanford 5-1 UCLA Stanford 1990 Stanford 5-1 Florida Florida 1989 Stanford 5-0 UCLA Florida 1988 Stanford 5-2 Florida UCLA 1987 Stanford 5-1 Georgia UCLA 1986 Stanford 5-4 Southern California Texas 1985 Southern California 6-3 Miami (Fla) Oklahoma City 1984 Stanford 6-0 Southern California Los Angeles 1983 Southern California 8-1 Trinity (Tex) Albuquerque, NM 1982 Stanford 6-3 UCLA Salt Lake City