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Women’s Tennis Announces 2026 Fall Schedule

9/3/2026 11:30:00 AM | Women's Tennis

BOISE, Idaho - Boise State women's tennis head coach Beck Roghaar has released the team's 2026 fall schedule, it was announced on Friday.

After winning a regular-season championship in the spring, the Broncos will open the fall campaign and host the annual Barb Chandler tournament from Sept. 18-20. From Sept. 19-27, players who qualify will compete in the ITA All-American Championships in Cary, N.C. 

The last time the Broncos made an appearance in the event was in 2024 in the doubles tournament. Players not participating in the ITA All-American Championships will head to San Diego for the San Diego Invite from Sept. 24-27.

From Oct. 13-17, the ITA Regional Championships will be held in Provo, Utah. Players will have the chance to qualify for the NCAA Championships which will be held in November in Rome, Ga. Zdena Safarova previously won the singles event in 2024.

For the first time, the Broncos will join the new Pac-12 members in Spokane, Wash. from Oct. 23-25, where players will have another chance to qualify for the NCAA Championships. The following weekend, Boise State will head to Phoenix for the Arizona State Invite from Oct. 30-Nov. 1.

The Broncos will travel on Nov. 5-8 to either Los Angeles for the ITA Sectional Championships or Rome, Ga. for ITA Conference Masters Championships depending on prior results in ITA contests. This provides another chance to qualify for the NCAA Championships, if players haven't already qualified.

To close the regular season, the Broncos will be in Tucson, Ariz. from Nov. 13-15 for the Wildcat Invite. 

This year will mark the third-consecutive year the NCAA will crown a singles and doubles champion in the fall. The NCAA Championships are set to take place in Athens, Ga. from Nov. 17-22. The last time the Broncos were represented was in 2024 by Safarova in the singles bracket.

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