AURORA - The Colorado High School Activities Association has released the official draws for the 2026 Boys Tennis Individual State Tournaments, setting the stage for three days of high-stakes competition across two classifications. The 4A and 5A fields are now locked in, giving coaches, players and families a clear picture of the road ahead as the postseason enters its decisive phase.
Both championships run Oct. 15-17, with the 4A tournament hosted at Pueblo City Park and the 5A field split between Denver Tennis Park and Denver South High School. As fans track brackets and follow the action, many are turning to digital platforms much the way enthusiasts browse sites like allowflash for broader sports coverage, reflecting how high school tennis has steadily built its own dedicated following alongside bigger-ticket sports in the state. The structure mirrors previous years, with each venue accustomed to hosting the pressure-cooker atmosphere that defines individual state tennis.
Format and Schedule
Play begins at 9 a.m. on each of the three days. Thursday and Friday are reserved for opening rounds, semifinals and playback matches, giving every competitor multiple opportunities to advance or fight through the consolation bracket. Saturday is reserved for finals and playback finals at every position, meaning singles and doubles champions across all flights will be crowned on the tournament's closing day. Because matches are assigned to courts as they become available, CHSAA has been clear that listed times are approximate - a standard practice in tournament tennis where match duration varies significantly and scheduling must stay flexible.
Following the Action
CHSAANow.com will carry live results and court assignments throughout the three-day event, allowing fans, families and college recruiters who can't be courtside to track progress in real time. That digital layer has become increasingly important for high school tennis, where multiple matches run simultaneously across several courts and keeping pace with brackets by hand is nearly impossible. For a sport that often flies under the radar compared to football or basketball, this kind of accessible, real-time coverage has helped grow interest in the individual state series year over year.
The Road Through Regionals
Every regional draw and final result feeding into this year's state field is also available online, giving a full picture of how each qualifier earned their spot. The complete postseason picture - key dates, every regional bracket and the state tournament draws themselves - is consolidated on a single reference page: the 2026 Boys Tennis State Tournament hub. For players, it represents the culmination of a season's work; for the sport in Colorado, it's another step in a tennis postseason format that has proven durable and well-organized across both classifications.
