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Advance your game by getting on the court, learning from the best and connecting with your friends. Competing in Junior Tournaments will help take your game as far as you want to go – high school, college, or the pros.
There are exciting things happening in USTA Junior Tournaments. The simplified nationwide structure will create a standardized system and greater consistency for our players, parents, coaches, tournament directors and officials. Watch the video and click the button below for more information.
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There are Junior Tournaments for all players whether you are entry-level, intermediate, or advanced. Florida Section Tournaments are categorized by Levels. These Levels range from 1 – 7.
To see the USTA Jr. Tour tournament levels with explanations of each, please click here:
These tournaments are great for the player starting their junior competitive career. Players should have basic match experience and have completed a number of practice matches.
These tournaments are for the more serious junior competitive player.
The draw sizes for level 5 tournaments are either a 32 or a 64. Players are also given the opportunity to play doubles in addition to singles.
More ranking points are offered which sometimes attracts the higher ranked player.
There are two Level 3 singles & 2 doubles tournaments – USTA Florida Winter Championships and the “Bobby Curtis” Junior State Championships & the USTA FL “Bobby Curtis” Doubles Championship.
These tournaments consist of “National Selection” and Zonal Team Competition.
These tournaments are the highest level of competitive tennis in the United States. These tournament are for players who have earned a high enough ranking in order to gain entry.
These tournaments count for a USTA National Ranking.
Before you get on court for your first Junior Tournament, you’ll want to complete a few easy steps:
USTA is committed to bettering and improving the competitive experience.
Check out the links below for information on the different notable ranking measures.
Click below to view all USTA junior national tournament, ranking, and sanctioning regulations.
We are committed to providing positive and fun player and parent experiences recognizing players, parents, and coaches routinely at events who demonstrate great examples of our player promise and good sportsmanship.
I recognize that tennis is a sport that places the responsibility for fair play on me.
I promise to abide by the rules of the game, which require me to give the benefit of the doubt to my opponent.
At all times I shall strive to compete with the true spirit of sportsmanship, recognizing that my behavior on the court is a direct reflection of my character.
Whether this match ends with my victory or defeat, I promise to conduct myself in a way that honors my opponents, my team, those who support me, and the game of tennis.
We are here to help. Check out the USTA National Help Desk for more answers to your questions.