MTSU Men's Tennis Unveils Thrilling 2026 Spring Schedule
Middle Tennessee State University men’s tennis team is primed for an action-packed spring 2026 season, as announced by head coach Jimmy Borendame. The Blue Raiders are set to engage in 22 regular-season competitions, hosting three intense home doubleheaders, and eagerly anticipated Battle in the Boro.
An Exciting Opening to the Season
Kicking off the season, MTSU opens with a commanding home doubleheader on January 16, taking on Lipscomb and Tennessee Tech. This promising start is part of a homestand featuring key matchups against Harvard, UAB, and Eastern Kentucky, all before the team ventures to Nashville for a thrilling clash with Vanderbilt.
February’s Highlight: The Battle in the Boro
February promises to be captivating as MTSU hosts their signature event, the Battle in the Boro. Over three consecutive days, the Blue Raiders will face stiff competition from Utah, Old Dominion, and Rice. Such encounters are expected to test their mettle and showcase their preparation and depth.
March Madness with Triple Doubleheaders
March becomes particularly exhilarating, featuring three home doubleheaders against formidable foes like Alabama State, Pepperdine, and Yale. These matches not only provide the Blue Raiders ample opportunities to test their strategies but also offer fans an unforgettable viewing experience.
A Grand Finale in April
Ending the regular season in style, MTSU prepares for a powerful finish with a doubleheader against Memphis and Bellarmine on April 10. Following this, the team eagerly anticipates hosting the 2025 Conference USA Championships at their home court.
Head Coach Borendame is optimistic about the season, “The spring schedule is packed with opportunities and will challenge us to prove our depth and prowess.”
Stay connected and keep up with Middle Tennessee men’s tennis on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for real-time updates and exclusive content. According to Middle Tennessee State University Athletics, such an impressive lineup is set to significantly boost the team’s national standing and support their ambitions in the NCAA Team Championships set for May.
