The 2025 NCAA Auburn First and Second Rounds will not be ticketed. Admission to each match at the Yarbrough Tennis Center is FREE to all spectators.

Fans may bring food and non-alcoholic beverages of choice into the Yarbrough Tennis Center. There are no restrictions on the quantity nor brand of food/beverage product fans may bring into the facility. A free water filling station will be made avaliable for fans. Paper cups will be provided. But fans may also use their personal water bottle as well.

Fans are also permitted to bring a chair to the facility. 

All spectators should be made aware of our Clear Bag Policy.

Spectator parking is limited to the Auburn City building lot on the north (right) end of the tennis center. Additional parking will be available in the school lot across the street after 3:30 p.m. CT on Friday as well as all day on Saturday.

The Yarbrough Tennis Center is located at 1717 Yarbrough Farms Blvd in Auburn, Alabama. 

Click here to view the Yarbrough Tennis Center facility and parking diagram

The First and Second Rounds consist of four teams competing in the first two rounds of the NCAA Championship, a single-elimination tournament. Once a team clinches the match, all play stops immediately for any remaining matches in progress. The winning team advances to the next round of the NCAA Championship and the losing team is eliminated. There will be no consolation matches. 

Each dual match consists of nine matches- three doubles matches followed by six singles matches. Whichever team wins two of the three doubles matches claims one doubles point. After the doubles point has been awarded, points for singles matches are awarded differently. Each singles match victory is worth one point toward the team total.

Doubles matches are played to just one set, while singles matches are played to a best of three sets

The no-ad scoring system will be used in the championship, meaning that the first player/doubles team to win four points wins the game, regardless of whether the score is tied at deuce. Tiebreakers will be played at 6-all for all dual matches. The first doubles team/player to reach seven points (leading by two) shall win the tiebreaker. Doubles play will be suspended once the doubles point has been clinched and the match will be suspended once either team reaches four points.

All matches will be live-streamed online here. Live scoring of each match will also be available through StatBroadcast.

Credential requests should be submitted via email to Riley Hubbard at rhubbard@auburn.edu by Thursday, May 1 at 5 p.m. CT. Media credentials will be approved or denied at the discretion of the Auburn Athletics Communications Office.