Published for Wake Forest Demon Deacons fans — October 2026
By Toxlay Sports Editorial Team · Last updated October 24, 2026
😈 Wake Forest Demon Deacons Fans — Your Deacs Are Waiting!
Old gold and black, loud and proud, in Winston-Salem. The Demon Deacons head into the new season with a trio of NCAA Championship qualifiers leading the way and the freshest singles run in the program coming from a sophomore. Get ready to wear the old gold again.
The Club
The Wake Forest Demon Deacons men’s tennis team is Wake Forest University’s program — the old-gold-and-black side that plays out of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The team colors are old gold and black, and the call every Deacs fan knows is GO DEACS. The heritage strip says it plainly: WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA • EST. 1834 • BUILT TO WIN. Searching for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons roster, the Wake Forest schedule or Wake Forest tennis tickets? This is the place to start — and the old-gold-and-black kit is the way to wear it.
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Last Season: Singles Runs That Put Wake Forest on the Map
Wake Forest’s recent story has been written in singles. In November 2025, two Demon Deacons earned NCAA Singles Championship berths: senior Luca Pow, who reached the Carolina Regional singles final, and junior Joaquin Guilleme, who earned his berth through the ITA East Sectional. Then came the freshest result of all. In fall 2026, sophomore Dominick Mosejczuk reached the singles semifinals at the ITA Men’s All-American Championships and secured an NCAA Singles Championship berth of his own. Three Deacs, three routes to the national stage — and a program whose singles room is clearly doing something right. No NCAA singles title is claimed here: this guide sticks to the verified runs above, and the standard for the season ahead is set by them.
Best Players Right Now
Dominick Mosejczuk, Singles Star — The freshest name on the roster and the headliner of this guide. A current sophomore on the 2026–27 roster, Mosejczuk reached the ITA Men’s All-American Championships singles semifinals in fall 2026 and secured an NCAA Singles Championship berth — the most recent verified result of any Demon Deacon. When Wake Forest needs a big singles win, he is the player the moment seems to find.
Luca Pow, Singles Star — The senior leader. A current senior on the 2026–27 roster, Pow reached the Carolina Regional singles final and earned a 2025 NCAA Singles Championship berth. He brings the experience of a player who has already been to the national stage — and the steady presence every college lineup needs at the top end.
Joaquin Guilleme, Singles Star — The sectional route to the big stage. A current junior on the 2026–27 roster, Guilleme earned a 2025 NCAA Singles Championship berth through the ITA East Sectional. His path shows the depth of this Wake Forest squad: the Deacs do not rely on one route to the championships, they find several.
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The sophomore who stole the fall. Mosejczuk’s semifinal run at the ITA Men’s All-American Championships in fall 2026 is the result that changes how opponents see Wake Forest. All-American semifinalists do not come around every season — and when one is a sophomore, the rest of college tennis takes notice. His NCAA Singles Championship berth is the reward, and the seasons ahead are the opportunity.
Three berths, three different roads. Pow through a regional final, Guilleme through a sectional, Mosejczuk through an All-American semifinal — the trio’s NCAA berths did not all arrive the same way, and that is the point. Wake Forest’s singles strength runs through the whole lineup, not just one court, and every path to the national stage has a Deacon on it.
Old gold and black means something in Winston-Salem. Wake Forest tennis is not a program chasing an identity — it has one. The colors, the call of GO DEACS, and the heritage strip that runs from the university’s founding year to the present day all say the same thing: this is a program that expects to compete, and expects its fans to show up in the colors to match.
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This Season: The Berth-Builders Take the Lead
This season is about turning individual breakthroughs into a team identity. Wake Forest heads into 2026–27 with all three of its verified NCAA Singles Championship qualifiers still on the roster: Mosejczuk, the sophomore whose fall 2026 All-American semifinal run is the program’s freshest result; Pow, the senior who reached the Carolina Regional singles final; and Guilleme, the junior who battled through the ITA East Sectional. The colors have not changed, the motto has not changed, and the ambition has not changed — GO DEACS means the same thing it always has. The question for this season is whether three proven routes to the national stage can become the foundation of a team that goes further together than any of its singles stars have gone alone. On the evidence of the last year, Deacs fans have every reason to believe they can.
Mark Your Calendar: The Road Ahead
Deacs fans, one honest note on dates: no verified 2026–27 dual-match dates were published for Wake Forest at the time of writing, so this guide will not guess at fixtures. When the program publishes its schedule, this page will be updated with every home date in Winston-Salem. Until then, the surest way to follow the Deacs is the program’s official athletics channels — and the surest way to show up for them is in old gold and black.
Biggest Rivalries — The Wars
1. The Carolina Regional field — the rivals closest to home. Pow’s road to his NCAA berth ran through the Carolina Regional singles final, which means the programs of the Carolinas are the first measuring stick for Wake Forest every season. Regional tennis is personal: familiar opponents, short trips, and a final that decides who goes to the national stage. When the Deacs meet their Carolina neighbors, the stakes are never abstract.
2. The national field — the All-American and NCAA stage. Mosejczuk’s All-American semifinal run put Wake Forest in front of the whole country, and that is where the biggest wars are now fought. Every match at the ITA Men’s All-American Championships and the NCAA Singles Championship is a statement game against the best in college tennis — and the Deacs have shown they belong on that stage. No past results are claimed here; the rivalry is with the standard itself, and Wake Forest is chasing it.
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🌟 Star in Focus: Dominick Mosejczuk
A current sophomore on the 2026–27 roster, Dominick Mosejczuk is the Wake Forest player with the freshest verified result — a singles semifinal run at the ITA Men’s All-American Championships in fall 2026.
That run secured him an NCAA Singles Championship berth, putting the sophomore on the national stage and giving Demon Deacons fans a new headliner to follow.
When Wake Forest walks out in old gold and black this season, Mosejczuk is the name the future is built around.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When does Wake Forest play next?
No verified 2026-27 dual-match dates for Wake Forest were published at the time of writing. Check the program’s official athletics channels for the latest schedule.
Where does Wake Forest play?
The Demon Deacons play in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The team colors are old gold and black, and the team motto is GO DEACS.
Who are the Wake Forest star players?
The star trio is Dominick Mosejczuk (current sophomore), Luca Pow (current senior) and Joaquin Guilleme (current junior), all on the 2026-27 men’s roster. All three have earned NCAA Singles Championship berths.
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Sources: Wake Forest University athletics and ITA event coverage — rosters and results checked October 2026.
GO DEACS — old gold and black, and ready for the season ahead.
