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Texas Women’s Tennis Prepares for ITA Kickoff Weekend Near Houston

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Texas Women’s Tennis Prepares for ITA Kickoff Weekend Near Houston

The No. 17 Texas Women’s Tennis squad is gearing up for one of the most important early-season tests of the year: the ITA Kickoff Weekend. Though the action unfolds away from Houston, the excitement hits close to home for local fans who follow the Longhorns’ national push.

Texas enters the weekend with a top-20 ranking and a roster stacked with experience and emerging talent. The team is set to face strong competition in hopes of punching a ticket to the ITA National Team Indoor Championships, one of the most prestigious early-season tournaments in college tennis.

Strong Depth and High Expectations

Texas has become a national staple in women's tennis, and this year’s group looks poised to continue that tradition. Led by a mix of veterans and standout newcomers, the Longhorns bring reliable depth to both singles and doubles play.

The lineup has been battling early-season matchups designed to sharpen competitive edges before the postseason push begins. The ITA Kickoff Weekend serves as both a test and a chance to build momentum.

Why It Matters

This event offers Texas a pathway to the National Team Indoors—where the best programs in the country compete. A strong performance here not only strengthens their ranking but also sets the tone for conference play later in the spring.

For Houston-area fans of the Longhorns, this tournament offers an early glimpse at how far this team can go in 2025. With the program’s track record and the energy surrounding this roster, expectations remain sky-high.

What’s Next

If Texas advances from their regional, they will join the elite field at the ITA National Indoor Championships, an event that always shapes the national tennis landscape. Win or lose, this weekend will give the coaching staff valuable insight into early-season strengths and adjustments ahead.

This article is a summary of reporting by University of Texas Athletics. Read the full story here.