TAMPA, Fla. (December 16, 2025) – The University of South Florida men's tennis program has announced its 2026 spring schedule, highlighted by a challenging mix of nonconference tests, a competitive American Athletic Conference slate, and multiple marquee home matches at the USF Varsity Tennis Courts.
 
South Florida opens the regular season on the road with a pair of in-state nonconference contests against Florida and UCF. The team then head to Texas for the ITA Kick-Off Weekend where they'll face Washington following by either Texas or UNC Wilmington. The team finishes the opening road stretch at UC Santa Barbara, Pepperdine, and Miami. The Bulls' early schedule features several nationally recognized programs and provides key preparation heading into the home opener.
 
USF will make its home debut in early February hosting UCF followed by a strong string of opponents that includes Georgia Southern, Stetson and Clemson. The team heads out for a trio of road matches at Penn, Oklahoma State and the conference opener at Tulsa.

Starting with a match hosting Middle Tennessee, USF has a string of home matches that includes Rice, Florida Atlantic, Liberty, Harvard, Charlotte, FGCU, and concludes the home season against North Florida. The Bulls will finish out the regular season with a road match at Tulane in New Orleans before traveling to Tulsa, Oklahoma for the American Conference Men's Tennis Championship that will begin on April 16.

The Bulls will then look to continue their postseason run at the NCAA Tournament, with first- and second-round action scheduled for May 14–17.
 
All home matches will be played in Tampa, and admission is free. Match times and any schedule updates will be announced closer to the season.
 
About USF Men's Tennis
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Head coach Ashley Fisher is in his 10th year at the helm of the program for the 2025-26 season. Fischer has guided the Bulls to five NCAA Tournaments, including three trips to the second round. He was named the American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 2017 & 2019 after leading USF to the conference title in each of those seasons.
 
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