The Wake Forest Demon Deacons — after losing four straight games in mostly debilitating fashion — finally got off the schnide this past week with an 11-0 beatdown of the Liberty Flames.
The Demon Deacons fell on Friday night in the series opener against the #9 Virginia Cavaliers. Similar to last weekend, the Deacs were never able to grab a lead in this game and had to play from behind the entire contest.
The Wake Forest men's tennis team (20-2, 6-0 ACC) aced last weekend with a clean 3-0 sweep. The team has been on a roll since the ITA National Team Indoor Championships last month.
Coaches love their themes. In year one of the Jake Dickert era at Wake Forest, it was “Built in the Dark.” Now, as we enter the start of Spring camp, Dickert says it is about “Lights Out,” referring to the expected effort of the players.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons led this one pretty much the whole way and were finally able to pull away at the end. Let's go through some of the key moments that allowed Wake Forest to win this one and advance.
The road to Indianapolis continues for the Deacs, as Wake Forest defeated Navy 82-72 in the Joel to advance to the next round. Let’s make this one a rapid recap since it is the NIT and the Deacs only trailed for a whole 15 seconds in this one.
The Wake Forest baseball team is 15-5 (3-3 ACC) after the first two weeks of conference play. This past weekend, Florida State swept the Deacs, which came just days after Coastal Carolina ended the winning streak.
After an extremely disappointing weekend series that saw No. 24 Wake Forest get swept by No. 11 Florida State, the Demon Deacons looked to get back on track in a midweek game against the Liberty Flames.
The No. 4 Wake Forest men's tennis team (20-2, 6-0 ACC) is cruising along through ACC play right now. After beating Miami 4-0 and then notching a come-from-behind 4-3 win at Florida State, the Deacs returned home ready for a new set of challenges this past weekend.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons (14–17, 4–14 ACC) lost to the California Golden Bears in the first round of the ACC Tournament. The Demon Deacons were not present at last year's tournament, making this year the third appearance in head coach Megan Gebbia's four years at Wake Forest.
The Demon Deacons still have more basketball to play. On Sunday night, after the NCAA Tournament selections were released, teams left out of the field began opting out of other postseason opportunities.
The men’s Basketball team is not the only team that is still playing, as the Wake Forest Women’s Basketball Team has also been selected to play in the postseason.
The NCAA Tournament may dominate the spotlight in March, but the National Invitation Tournament still carries plenty of intrigue of its own. The 2026 NIT bracket was revealed Sunday night, setting up a 32-team tournament filled with programs looking to extend their seasons and prove they were closer to the NCAA field than the committee believed.
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons have had their hands full since their three-game sweep over the Stanford Cardinal at the Couch to open ACC play. The Demon Deacons were on a 15-game winning streak before taking a trip to Conway, South Carolina, for a date with Coastal Carolina.
The Deacs aren’t done playing basketball. Despite finishing the season in 13th place in the ACC with a 17-16 record, Wake Forest was not only invited to play in the NIT, but they are a 1 seed.
Myles Colvin scored 18 points as Wake Forest beat bubble team Virginia Tech 95-89 in overtime in the first round of the ACC Tournament on Tuesday night in Charlotte, North Carolina.