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10/28/2026 12:16:00 PM | Men's Tennis
DURHAM, N.C. – Duke men's tennis head coach Ramsey Smith announced the team's 2027 spring schedule. The slate features 15 home matches, a trip to Orlando, Florida, for the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Kickoff Weekend and the ACC Championship in Cary, North Carolina.
The Blue Devils kick off the campaign with a Sunday doubleheader on January 17 versus Richmond and Campbell. Duke then heads to UCF for the ITA Kickoff Weekend January 23-24. The Blue Devils will face the host Knights and then either UCLA or Auburn.
Duke then kicks off a six-match home stand with Illinois (January 29) before another Sunday doubleheader, this time on January 31 with Georgia and NC Central. The Blue Devils welcome three more foes in the next week with South Carolina on Thursday, February 4 and the season's final Sunday doubleheader with Elon and Coastal Carolina on February 7.
If the Blue Devils win their ITA Kickoff Weekend, they will advance to the National Team Indoors in South Carolina the weekend of February 12-15.
Duke concludes February by hosting a non-conference match against Virginia on Saturday, February 27.Â
The Blue Devils make their longest trip to open March with an ACC trek to Stanford on the 5th and California on the 7th. Consecutive home conference weekends are next with Miami (March 12) and Florida State (March 14) before Boston College (March 19) and SMU (March 21).
The Blue Devils make the local road ACC trips to NC State on March 26 and Wake Forest on March 28. Duke's final home weekend is part of Reunion Weekend with Notre Dame April 2 and Louisville April 4.Â
Duke makes a southern swing for its last full, regular-season weekend with a trip to Clemson April 9 and Georgia Tech  on April 11. Duke concludes the regular season at North Carolina on April 17.
The Cary Tennis Park in Cary, North Carolina, will serve as the host site for the ACC Men's Tennis Championships from April 22-25.
The NCAA Tournament opens with the NCAA First and Second Rounds May 7-9 with the winners advancing to the NCAA Super Regionals on May 15. All three rounds will be at select campus sites. The winners of the Super Regionals will advance to the NCAA Team Championships in Athens, Georgia, from May 21-23.Â
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The Blue Devils kick off the campaign with a Sunday doubleheader on January 17 versus Richmond and Campbell. Duke then heads to UCF for the ITA Kickoff Weekend January 23-24. The Blue Devils will face the host Knights and then either UCLA or Auburn.
Duke then kicks off a six-match home stand with Illinois (January 29) before another Sunday doubleheader, this time on January 31 with Georgia and NC Central. The Blue Devils welcome three more foes in the next week with South Carolina on Thursday, February 4 and the season's final Sunday doubleheader with Elon and Coastal Carolina on February 7.
If the Blue Devils win their ITA Kickoff Weekend, they will advance to the National Team Indoors in South Carolina the weekend of February 12-15.
Duke concludes February by hosting a non-conference match against Virginia on Saturday, February 27.Â
The Blue Devils make their longest trip to open March with an ACC trek to Stanford on the 5th and California on the 7th. Consecutive home conference weekends are next with Miami (March 12) and Florida State (March 14) before Boston College (March 19) and SMU (March 21).
The Blue Devils make the local road ACC trips to NC State on March 26 and Wake Forest on March 28. Duke's final home weekend is part of Reunion Weekend with Notre Dame April 2 and Louisville April 4.Â
Duke makes a southern swing for its last full, regular-season weekend with a trip to Clemson April 9 and Georgia Tech  on April 11. Duke concludes the regular season at North Carolina on April 17.
The Cary Tennis Park in Cary, North Carolina, will serve as the host site for the ACC Men's Tennis Championships from April 22-25.
The NCAA Tournament opens with the NCAA First and Second Rounds May 7-9 with the winners advancing to the NCAA Super Regionals on May 15. All three rounds will be at select campus sites. The winners of the Super Regionals will advance to the NCAA Team Championships in Athens, Georgia, from May 21-23.Â
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