The 2026 Wake Forest Baseball season officially got underway last weekend, with Wake Forest going 2-1 in the 2026 Puerto Rico Challenge. The Deacs dropped their opening game against Houston, but bounced back to beat both Washington and Indiana State.
Opening weekend has come and gone, and the Wake Forest Demon Deacons spent it playing in the Puerto Rico Challenge. The field included Boston College, Houston, Indiana State, Manhattan, NC State, Seton Hall, and Washington.
There will not be a repeat indoor national championship for the Wake Forest men's tennis team this year. On Saturday, the Deacs lost a heartbreaker to Baylor in the ITA National Team Indoor Championship quarterfinal match.
The Wake Forest bounces back in dominant fashion in their second of three games in Puerto Rico. A major struggle in their home opener was pitching, and the Demon Deacons were resilient on all fronts defensively.
The Deacs are on a winning streak! After falling behind by as much as 9 in the 2nd half, Wake Forest battled back to take down the Cardinal and pickup their first home win since January 3rd.
Let the defense of Wake Forest's indoor national title begin. The Demon Deacons men's tennis team easily swept the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos on Friday night, 4-0, inside the Hawkins Indoor Tennis Center in Waco, Texas.
The 2025 Wake Forest Demon Deacons (9–4, 4–4 ACC) were historic on many fronts. Behind head coach Jake Dickert, the Demon Deacons skipped the rebuilding phase and are positioned as an ACC player.
Opening Day did not go as desired for the Demon Deacons, as #21 Wake Forest lost its first game of the season to unranked Houston by the score of 8-2. The loss ended a streak of 11-straight season-opening wins, dating back to 2015.
This weekend, the Wake Forest men's tennis team will have the opportunity to defend one of the national titles the team won last year. They will play in the ITA National Team Indoor Championship, starting Friday in Waco, Texas.
The college baseball season is finally here. Well, almost. Less than 24 hours separate the Wake Forest Demon Deacons from commencing their quest for Omaha.
Who’s going to be the player that steps up for Wake Forest baseball’s outfield in 2026? That’s the question that’s been jumbling around the heads of Demon Deacons fans throughout the entirety of the offseason.
There is no way to sugarcoat it, the Wake Forest Demon Deacons have been on major slump recently. Despite almost pulling off an upset against top-25 Louisville over the weekend, the Deacs find themselves on a five-game losing streak and in need of a victory.
The college baseball season is just several days away, with Wake Forest preparing to travel down to Puerto Rico for what should be an entertaining opening slate of games.
Having a shutdown bullpen is one of the most important keys to success in baseball. Sure, it’s not necessarily the flashiest position group in the entire world, but it’s still one of, if not the most crucial.
On Sunday night, the vast majority of the American population likely had their TVs tuned in to NBC for the Super Bowl. Millions tuned in, whether you were rooting for the Seahawks or Patriots, or were indulging in some buffalo chicken dip or chicken wings, or were just there to watch the halftime show.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Snow may have blanketed the Triad on Saturday, but it didn’t cool off NC State’s shooting. The Wolfpack erupted for 96 points and completed a season sweep of Wake Forest with a 96–78 victory at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum, delivering one of their most complete performances of the season in an ACC showdown.
Really, who saw Wake Forest coming up with a nine-win season under Jake Dickert? That was fun, and the 2026 schedule is there to do it all again. The non-conference slate isn't bad, most of the tough games are at home, and while it won't be a breeze, there's a lot to like in the hopes for a big Year Two under Dickert.
As the transfer portal hits its final 24 hours of entrance eligibility, there have been some late Wake Forest moves and some cleaning up of some information that we need to get through in order to get everyone current.