Junior Tournaments

• USTA Florida sanctioned tournaments (Level 3-7)
• All tournaments on the USTA National Junior schedule
• Results of workshops, exhibitions, or unsanctioned tournaments will not be counted toward the point tabulations.
• Players are awarded ranking points in the 12s through 18s divisions. USTA Florida does not rank players in the 10 and under division.

Rankings are published 3 days before the registration deadline of Florida’s level 3, 4 and tournaments.

If your name does not appear on the ranking list and you have won at least one match in a USTA Florida Junior tournament and met the Florida Residency Requirement, or for any other questions, you can contact Ann Brown. Please have the age division of the player that you are inquiring about and his or her USTA membership number available.

If you disagree with any tournament results, you need to contact the tournament director of that specific tournament. Only the tournament directors can make changes to published tournament results. The accuracy of the ranking lists is dependent on tournaments being published on time.

Find Rankings On Combine Standings & Tentative Ranking Lists

• Endorsement Procedure for USTA Florida Junior Players
• Information on Player Eligibility
• USTA Florida Junior Ranking Tables

These documents are required for a player to be listed on the Florida Tentative Ranking list and Florida Endorsement list. They are also required to be considered for selection into the Level 3, 4, & 5 tournaments, Intersectional and Zonal teams, and USTA National Championships. Once the documents are approved the player will be eligible to enter these events.

Note: Names will appear on the Tentative Ranking list when the rankings for the next ranking period are calculated. This will also serve as confirmation that the paperwork has been approved. The Florida “Tentative Rankings” are updated approximately 1 time per month in accordance with the schedule of Florida’s level 3, 4 and 5 tournaments.

All Junior players, who intend to participate in the events listed above must mail the following documents and be approved by the USTA Florida office the Tuesday before the Registration Deadline of the level 3, 4 or 5. Upon approval from our office you will receive a confirmation email including the payment link for the processing fee. For questions please contact Christina Lucas: Lucas@ustaflorida.com

If you need to update the address in your USTA account, please call Member Services at 1-800-990-8782.     

1. Parent’s Phone Number and Email Address: You must provide this in order to receive the online payment link for the processing fee of $31.17 per player. Once your documents are approved by our office you will be emailed the payment link directly.   
2. A copy of the player’s birth certificate.
3. A copy of a Declaration of Domicile, signed by the parent(s) proving that the player’s parent(s) live and work in Florida. The Declaration of Domicile form can be obtained at your County Clerk of Courts Office. This document must be notarized.
4. The player’s USTA Member number
5. If the player’s Birth Certificate is from a foreign country then the player must submit a copy of the Permanent Resident Card, commonly called “the Green Card.” Visas, no matter what type, do not satisfy this rule.

Find Your Florida Clerk Of Court Office

Send your documents & processing fee to:

USTA Florida
Attention: Junior Competitive Department
12005 Performance Drive
Orlando, FL 32827

Please note: Once your documents are received by our office you will be emailed the payment link directly.  

In the event of a dispute as to the eligibility of a player according to the requirements above based upon the domicile of the player’s parent, the following factors shall be used to determine the true domicile:

1. Where the parent files a state tax return.
2. Where the head of household (primary wage earner) resides and is employed.
3. Address on the parents’ federal income tax return.
4. Affidavit of domicile executed by the head of the household.
5. Intent to permanently reside in Florida notwithstanding the eligibility of the player to qualify for closed tournaments.
6. Siblings declared residence for higher education tuition aid.
7. Residence of dependent children of player’s parents.