The biggest weekend in college tennis is here. As the NCAA men's and women's team championships reach their thrilling conclusion in Athens, Georgia, all eyes are on the defending champions—Wake Forest and Georgia—as they aim to repeat their title runs. After an intense 64-team bracket, only eight men's and eight women's programs remain, setting the stage for quarterfinal action on Thursday and Friday, semifinals on Saturday, and the crowning of champions on Sunday.

Wake Forest enters as the top seed on the men's side, powered not by a single superstar but by remarkable depth. The Demon Deacons boast no player in the singles top 25, yet their collective strength has made them the team to beat. On the women's side, Georgia leads the charge, seeking a third consecutive appearance in the final and back-to-back titles. Playing on their home courts for the first time since 2017, the Bulldogs have a distinct advantage as they chase history.

For fans eager to catch every serve and volley, live coverage of the remaining team tournament matches will stream exclusively on ESPN+ via the ESPN app. Each match will feature a main broadcast plus dedicated cameras for all six courts, ensuring you don't miss a single point. If you can't watch live, catch delayed rebroadcasts of the women's and men's team finals on ESPNU on May 18 at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. ET, respectively. Whether you're tuning in for the drama or the athleticism, this weekend promises unforgettable tennis action.