Women’s Tennis Announces 2026 Fall Schedule
9/14/2026 11:57:00 AM | Women's Tennis
Lions host a pair of home events, starting with Columbia Invitational
NEW YORK – Columbia women's tennis head coach Ilene Weintraub announced the Lions' 2026 fall schedule, featuring eight events, including two home competitions at the Philip & Cheryl Milstein Family Tennis Center.
Columbia will open the fall slate at the ITA All-American Championships, held September 19-27 in Cary, North Carolina. The Lions will then return to New York to host the Columbia Invitational from September 25-27 at the Milstein Family Tennis Center.
The Lions will compete at the ITA Regionals in Princeton, New Jersey, from October 15-20. Columbia will then host the Ivy League Qualifier from October 23-26 at the Milstein Family Tennis Center.
The fall schedule continues in November with three events taking place from November 5-8. Columbia will send competitors to the ITA Masters Championships in Rome, Georgia, the UTR Prize Money Tournament in the Bronx and the ITA Sectional Championships in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Lions will close out the fall at the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships, scheduled for November 17-22 in Athens, Georgia.
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Columbia will open the fall slate at the ITA All-American Championships, held September 19-27 in Cary, North Carolina. The Lions will then return to New York to host the Columbia Invitational from September 25-27 at the Milstein Family Tennis Center.
The Lions will compete at the ITA Regionals in Princeton, New Jersey, from October 15-20. Columbia will then host the Ivy League Qualifier from October 23-26 at the Milstein Family Tennis Center.
The fall schedule continues in November with three events taking place from November 5-8. Columbia will send competitors to the ITA Masters Championships in Rome, Georgia, the UTR Prize Money Tournament in the Bronx and the ITA Sectional Championships in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Lions will close out the fall at the NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships, scheduled for November 17-22 in Athens, Georgia.
FOLLOWING THE LIONS
Stay up to date on all things Columbia Women's Tennis by following the Lions on X (@CULionsWTEN), Instagram (@culionswten) and Facebook (@ColumbiaAthletics).
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