The University of Mississippi Athletics
Men’s Tennis Announces 2025 Spring Schedule
12/16/2024 | Men's Tennis
OXFORD, Miss. - Ole Miss men's tennis and head coach Toby Hansson have officially released the Rebels' 2025 spring season schedule, which features 21 dual matches and five tournaments, on Tuesday.
Among the 21 dual matches awaiting the Rebels in 2025, there are a total of five doubleheaders. Additionally, Ole Miss will compete against nine opponents who ended last season in the ITA top 25 rankings, including playing host to Oklahoma, South Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi State in Oxford.
Ole Miss will open up the spring season with a doubleheader matchup against Eastern Kentucky on Jan. 13 at the William F. Galtney Indoor Tennis Center.
After its first road match at Memphis on Jan. 17, the Rebels will spend some time competing at home, hosting Georgia Southern, Tulane, and South Alabama on Jan. 25-26. The Rebels will then welcome Belmont to Oxford for their first doubleheader of the spring season on Feb. 8.
Ole Miss will continue its home slate and play host to Nebraska on Feb. 14 before turning around to welcome Alcorn State to Oxford on Feb. 16 for the Rebels' second doubleheader of the season.
The Rebels will then head to Fayetteville, Ark. for their first SEC test of the season on Feb. 22 against Arkansas. After their time in Arkansas, the Rebels will travel south to Austin, Texas to compete against Texas on Feb. 24 before returning home to Oxford to host a doubleheader versus LSU and North Alabama on March 1.
Ole Miss will continue competing at home by taking on Alabama on March 6 and South Carolina on March 8. The Rebels will then travel east to continue conference play against Tennessee in Knoxville, Tenn. on March 13, followed by a trip to Auburn on March 15.
Three home matches will be waiting for the Rebels when they return to Oxford, including matchups against Florida on March 21, Texas A&M on March 23, and new SEC foe Oklahoma on March 27.
The Rebels will then prepare for a three-match road spell beginning at Georgia on March 29. After its time in Athens, Ga., Ole Miss will head to Kentucky on April 3 and conclude their time on the road for the regular season in the Music City at Vanderbilt on April 5.
Ole Miss is slated to close out its 2025 spring regular season schedule at home, as the Rebels take on Mississippi State and Mississippi Valley State for a doubleheader on April 11. The Rebels will then take their talents to Columbia, S.C., to take part in the SEC Championships, which is set to run Apr. 16-20.
In the event Ole Miss punches their ticket into the postseason, the Rebels will take part in the NCAA Regionals set to take place May 3-5. The NCAA Super Regionals are slated to run May 10-12 with the NCAA Championships following, May 15-18, in Waco, Texas to conclude the 2024-25 tennis season.
For more information on Ole Miss Men's Tennis, follow the Rebels on Twitter at @OleMissMTennis, on Facebook at OleMissMTennis and on Instagram at OleMissMTennis, follow Coach Hansson on Twitter at @TennisToby.
2025 Spring Schedule
January 13 - Eastern Kentucky (DH)
January 17 - at Memphis
January 25-26 - Georgia Southern, Tulane, South Alabama
February 8 - Belmont (DH)
February 14 - Nebraska
February 16 - Alcorn State (DH)
February 22 - at Arkansas
February 24 - at Texas
March 1 - LSU
March 1 - North Alabama
March 6 - Alabama
March 8 - South Carolina
March 13 - at Tennessee
March 15 - at Auburn
March 21 - Florida
March 23 - Texas A&M
March 27 - Oklahoma
March 29 - at Georgia
April 3 - at Kentucky
April 5 - at Vanderbilt
April 11 - Mississippi State
April 11 - Mississippi Valley State
April 16-20 - SEC Championship (Columbia, S.C.)
May 3-5 - NCAA Regionals (TBD)
May 10-12 - NCAA Super Regionals (TBD)
May 15-18 - NCAA Championships (Waco, Texas)
Among the 21 dual matches awaiting the Rebels in 2025, there are a total of five doubleheaders. Additionally, Ole Miss will compete against nine opponents who ended last season in the ITA top 25 rankings, including playing host to Oklahoma, South Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi State in Oxford.
Ole Miss will open up the spring season with a doubleheader matchup against Eastern Kentucky on Jan. 13 at the William F. Galtney Indoor Tennis Center.
After its first road match at Memphis on Jan. 17, the Rebels will spend some time competing at home, hosting Georgia Southern, Tulane, and South Alabama on Jan. 25-26. The Rebels will then welcome Belmont to Oxford for their first doubleheader of the spring season on Feb. 8.
Ole Miss will continue its home slate and play host to Nebraska on Feb. 14 before turning around to welcome Alcorn State to Oxford on Feb. 16 for the Rebels' second doubleheader of the season.
The Rebels will then head to Fayetteville, Ark. for their first SEC test of the season on Feb. 22 against Arkansas. After their time in Arkansas, the Rebels will travel south to Austin, Texas to compete against Texas on Feb. 24 before returning home to Oxford to host a doubleheader versus LSU and North Alabama on March 1.
Ole Miss will continue competing at home by taking on Alabama on March 6 and South Carolina on March 8. The Rebels will then travel east to continue conference play against Tennessee in Knoxville, Tenn. on March 13, followed by a trip to Auburn on March 15.
Three home matches will be waiting for the Rebels when they return to Oxford, including matchups against Florida on March 21, Texas A&M on March 23, and new SEC foe Oklahoma on March 27.
The Rebels will then prepare for a three-match road spell beginning at Georgia on March 29. After its time in Athens, Ga., Ole Miss will head to Kentucky on April 3 and conclude their time on the road for the regular season in the Music City at Vanderbilt on April 5.
Ole Miss is slated to close out its 2025 spring regular season schedule at home, as the Rebels take on Mississippi State and Mississippi Valley State for a doubleheader on April 11. The Rebels will then take their talents to Columbia, S.C., to take part in the SEC Championships, which is set to run Apr. 16-20.
In the event Ole Miss punches their ticket into the postseason, the Rebels will take part in the NCAA Regionals set to take place May 3-5. The NCAA Super Regionals are slated to run May 10-12 with the NCAA Championships following, May 15-18, in Waco, Texas to conclude the 2024-25 tennis season.
For more information on Ole Miss Men's Tennis, follow the Rebels on Twitter at @OleMissMTennis, on Facebook at OleMissMTennis and on Instagram at OleMissMTennis, follow Coach Hansson on Twitter at @TennisToby.
2025 Spring Schedule
January 13 - Eastern Kentucky (DH)
January 17 - at Memphis
January 25-26 - Georgia Southern, Tulane, South Alabama
February 8 - Belmont (DH)
February 14 - Nebraska
February 16 - Alcorn State (DH)
February 22 - at Arkansas
February 24 - at Texas
March 1 - LSU
March 1 - North Alabama
March 6 - Alabama
March 8 - South Carolina
March 13 - at Tennessee
March 15 - at Auburn
March 21 - Florida
March 23 - Texas A&M
March 27 - Oklahoma
March 29 - at Georgia
April 3 - at Kentucky
April 5 - at Vanderbilt
April 11 - Mississippi State
April 11 - Mississippi Valley State
April 16-20 - SEC Championship (Columbia, S.C.)
May 3-5 - NCAA Regionals (TBD)
May 10-12 - NCAA Super Regionals (TBD)
May 15-18 - NCAA Championships (Waco, Texas)
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