Wake Forest Athletics
Women’s Tennis Announces 2020 Schedule
12/11/2019 2:39:00 PM | Women's Tennis
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Head women's tennis coach Jeff Wyshner announced the team's spring 2020 schedule.
The Demon Deacons will open the season on the road playing in the SMU Invitational as well as the National Collegiate Tennis Classic in Palm Springs, Calif., Jan. 10-12. The Deacons will make their 2020 debut at the Wake Forest Tennis Center with a Saturday doubleheader, welcoming College of Charleston and Winthrop on Jan. 18.
Second-seeded Wake Forest will then travel to Stillwater, Okla., for the ITA Kickoff Weekend. The Deacs are set to face Ohio State on Jan. 25 and either San Diego State or Oklahoma State on Sunday, Jan. 26. If the Deacs win the tournament, they would qualify for the 16-team ITA National Team Indoor Championships, held Feb. 7-10 in Chicago, Ill. Fifteen teams will qualify for the event by winning their respective 2020 ITA Kick-Off Weekend four-team regional. The teams will compete in a single-elimination tournament over a four-day span to crown a national indoor champion. Each team is guaranteed three matches at the event.
The Deacons will host Kansas at home on Jan. 31 before hitting the road for the entire month of February where Wake will seek a spot in the ITA National Indoor Championships and will play in the annual Blue Gray Classic (Feb. 20-22) in Montgomery, Ala. During the month, Wake Forest will also face ACC opponents Clemson (Feb. 16) and NC State (Feb. 28).
ACC play will continue as the Deacs cap their road trip against Georgia Tech (March 1) before returning home to host a doubleheader against North Carolina and non-conference opponent NC A&T on March 8.
The Demon Deacons will travel to Boston College (March 13) and will return home for a four-match home stand against Notre Dame (March 15), Florida State (March 20), Louisville and Davidson (March 22). Wake will close the season with five conference matches. The Deacs will play at Syracuse on March 27 and at Virginia on April 10 and will host Virginia Tech (March 29), Duke (April 3), and Miami (April 12) in its final regular-season contest.
Post season play will kickoff in Rome, Ga., for the ACC Championships, April 15-19. The NCAA Tournament will begin on May 1 with first and second rounds. Super regionals will begin on May 8 at the site of the higher-seeded team. The team and individual championships will run May 14-23 in Stillwater, Okla.
Admission to Wake Forest regular-season home matches is free.
The Demon Deacons will open the season on the road playing in the SMU Invitational as well as the National Collegiate Tennis Classic in Palm Springs, Calif., Jan. 10-12. The Deacons will make their 2020 debut at the Wake Forest Tennis Center with a Saturday doubleheader, welcoming College of Charleston and Winthrop on Jan. 18.
Second-seeded Wake Forest will then travel to Stillwater, Okla., for the ITA Kickoff Weekend. The Deacs are set to face Ohio State on Jan. 25 and either San Diego State or Oklahoma State on Sunday, Jan. 26. If the Deacs win the tournament, they would qualify for the 16-team ITA National Team Indoor Championships, held Feb. 7-10 in Chicago, Ill. Fifteen teams will qualify for the event by winning their respective 2020 ITA Kick-Off Weekend four-team regional. The teams will compete in a single-elimination tournament over a four-day span to crown a national indoor champion. Each team is guaranteed three matches at the event.
The Deacons will host Kansas at home on Jan. 31 before hitting the road for the entire month of February where Wake will seek a spot in the ITA National Indoor Championships and will play in the annual Blue Gray Classic (Feb. 20-22) in Montgomery, Ala. During the month, Wake Forest will also face ACC opponents Clemson (Feb. 16) and NC State (Feb. 28).
ACC play will continue as the Deacs cap their road trip against Georgia Tech (March 1) before returning home to host a doubleheader against North Carolina and non-conference opponent NC A&T on March 8.
The Demon Deacons will travel to Boston College (March 13) and will return home for a four-match home stand against Notre Dame (March 15), Florida State (March 20), Louisville and Davidson (March 22). Wake will close the season with five conference matches. The Deacs will play at Syracuse on March 27 and at Virginia on April 10 and will host Virginia Tech (March 29), Duke (April 3), and Miami (April 12) in its final regular-season contest.
Post season play will kickoff in Rome, Ga., for the ACC Championships, April 15-19. The NCAA Tournament will begin on May 1 with first and second rounds. Super regionals will begin on May 8 at the site of the higher-seeded team. The team and individual championships will run May 14-23 in Stillwater, Okla.
Admission to Wake Forest regular-season home matches is free.
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