The Big 12 had 12 programs selected to compete in the 2025 NCAA Division I Tennis Championship with five men’s teams and seven women’s teams receiving bids.

On the men’s side, TCU (22-3) will look to defend their national title as they garnered the No. 2 seed and will host the regional round in Fort Worth, Texas. It is the Horned Frog’s 35^th NCAA tournament berth and will be the 10^th consecutive season that TCU will host.

Arizona (24-4) collected the second host spot for the Big 12 after winning the Conference Championship. The Wildcats are the No. 10 seed and will take on Denver in the first round before a potential battle with the winner of Harvard and Washington.

UCF (21-8) grabbed the third host spot for the Conference and will take on Miami (Fla.) in the first round. A win for the Knights would advance them to the second round for a match against either Florida or USF.

Arizona State (12-11) will clash with Southern California in the San Diego Regional. The winner will play the victor between No. 6 seed San Diego and UC Irvine in the second round.

Baylor (22-10) will go head-to-head with Nebraska in the College Station Regional with the opportunity to play No. 16 seed Texas A&M or Rice in the following round with a win. It is the 27^th straight year that the Bears will play in the opening round of the bracket.

In the women’s Championship, Texas Tech (22-2) secured the highest seed at No. 11 and will host the Lubbock Regional after winning both the 2025 Big 12 Women’s Tennis Championship title and regular season crown. The Lady Raiders will play Boston University with the potential to play FIU or Stanford in the second round.

After finishing runner-up at the 2025 Big 12 Championship, UCF (22-3) will play Furman in the first round of the Raleigh Regional with the winner playing the winner of No. 12 seed NC State and Charleston Southern.

Arizona (19-10) heads to the Charlottesville Regional and will open with a contest against Illinois. A win would push the Wildcats through to the second round for a bout with either the No. 7 seed host Virginia or FDU.

Arizona State (14-9) makes their 39^th appearance in the tournament with a matchup with Ole Miss in the first round of the Ann Arbor Regional. The victor of No. 3 seed Michigan and Youngstown State awaits the winner in the second round.

Baylor (20-5) will play in its fifth consecutive NCAA tournament as the Bears are slated against Boise State in the Austin Regional. The winner will advance to play either No. 14 Texas or Grand Canyon.

Kansas (14-11) will travel to the Chapel Hill Regional and take on South Carolina. The winner will take on the host, No. 5 seed North Carolina or VCU.

Oklahoma State (19-7) will travel to the Norman Regional and take on Tulsa in its 26^th tournament appearance. A potential draw against the winner of No. 6 seed Oklahoma-Denver looms for the second round.

Baylor will host both the men’s and women’s national championships at the Hurd Tennis Center in Waco, Texas, beginning May 15.