University of North Carolina Athletics
Thursday, October 15
Columbia, S.C.
North Carolina
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ITA Regionals
Photo by: Jeffrey A. Camarati
Women’s Tennis Heads To ITA Regionals
October 14, 2026 | Women's Tennis
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Carolina women's tennis is set to play in the 2026 ITA Carolina Regional from Oct. 15-20 in Columbia, S.C. The Tar Heels will open the tournament in singles action Thursday morning at 10:30 a.m.
UNC will have 12 singles and five doubles entries at the tournament. Alana Boyce, Avery Nguyen, and Mary Grace Rennard will start the weekend in the Qualifying Draw of singles. All doubles will begin action Friday afternoon.
Last season, the Tar Heels boasted a singles and doubles championship at ITA Regionals, securing bids into the NCAA Individual Championships.
ITA Regional Championships
South Carolina women's tennis is set to host the ITA Carolina Regional Championships from Oct. 15-20. South Carolina will welcome athletes from over 20 universities to compete at the Carolina Outdoor Tennis Center this weekend.
ITA Regionals will take place at 13 different regions/sites across the country. Regionals is also an opportunity for athletes to qualify for the NCAA Doubles and Singles Championships. This tournament will qualify the two singles finalists from each region while only the doubles champion at each site will qualify for the NCAA Championships.
UNC will have 12 singles and five doubles entries at the tournament. Alana Boyce, Avery Nguyen, and Mary Grace Rennard will start the weekend in the Qualifying Draw of singles. All doubles will begin action Friday afternoon.
Last season, the Tar Heels boasted a singles and doubles championship at ITA Regionals, securing bids into the NCAA Individual Championships.
ITA Regional Championships
South Carolina women's tennis is set to host the ITA Carolina Regional Championships from Oct. 15-20. South Carolina will welcome athletes from over 20 universities to compete at the Carolina Outdoor Tennis Center this weekend.
ITA Regionals will take place at 13 different regions/sites across the country. Regionals is also an opportunity for athletes to qualify for the NCAA Doubles and Singles Championships. This tournament will qualify the two singles finalists from each region while only the doubles champion at each site will qualify for the NCAA Championships.
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