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Junior Competition - Overview

The USTA’s Junior & Collegiate Competition Department supports and promotes junior and collegiate competition in the United States. The department is divided into two areas, one that focuses on national competition for junior players (ages 18 and younger) and the other that supports collegiate varsity tennis.

Americans win titles at Teen Tennis, Les Petits As

Americans Gabrielle Andrews, Stefan Kozlov and Brooke Austin were among the winners at the prestigious 14-and-under international events.

2009 Juniors Year in Review

From Christina McHale’s Grand Slam win to another outstanding performance from the girls’ World Junior Tennis team, our young players offered a peek at the future of American tennis with their impressive performances in both singles and doubles competition.

Junior Davis Cup Finals Blog

Bjorn Fratangelo, Marcos Giron and Hunter Harrington are now in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, representing the United States in the Junior Davis Cup Finals. During their trip, the boys will be writing an exclusive blog for USTA.com, detailing their experiences both on and off the court.

United States Names Junior Davis Cup Team to Defend World Title

Bjorn Fratangelo, Marcos Giron and Hunter Harrington were named to represent the United States in the Junior Davis Cup Finals, Sept. 29-Oct. 4 in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. The event features 16 teams from nations across the world composed of players age 16 and under.

Buchanan, McHale Capture 18s National Hard Court Singles Titles

Chase Buchanan and Christina McHale captured the USTA Boys’ and Girls’ 18s National Hard Court Championship singles titles, earning them wild-card entries into the men’s and women’s main singles draws at the 2009 US Open.

U.S. girls win third straight World Junior Tennis title

The U.S. girls’ team, comprised of Sachia Vickery, Victoria Duval and Brooke Austin, defeated the Czech Republic, 2-1, in Prostejov, Czech Republic, to win its third straight World Junior Tennis title.

Teams Named for World Junior Tennis Finals

Six U.S. juniors will represent the United States in the World Junior Tennis competition finals. The U.S. captured both titles last year; the boys will look to become the first back-to-back winners since 2002 and 2003, while the girls will seek their third straight title.

Sock, Hardebeck Win USTA 18s National Clay Court Titles

Jack Sock and Krista Hardebeck captured the USTA Boys’ and Girls’ 18s National Clay Court Championship singles titles at the Delray Beach Tennis Center in Delray Beach, Fla., and the Racquet Club of Memphis, Tenn., respectively.

2009 Wimbledon: Jordan Cox Interview

Jordan Cox talks with USTA.com special correspondent Craig Gabriel about his appearance in the 2009 Wimbledon boys' singles final.

Christina McHale Blogs from Wimbledon

Christina McHale won the Girls’ 18s Easter Bowl title in April and the Australian Open girls’ doubles title in January. Currently ranked a career-high No. 10 in the world, the 17-year-old is sharing her thoughts in a blog she is writing for USTA.com while she is competing at junior Wimbledon.

2009 Wimbledon Blog: Devin Britton

Eighteen-year-old Devin Britton of Jackson, Miss., the youngest player ever to win the NCAA Division I Men's Singles Championship as a freshman at the University of Mississippi, will be writing an exclusive blog for USTA.com while he competes in the boys' draw at Wimbledon.

2009 Wimbledon: Red, White and Blue Juniors

Track the progress of all your favorite American junior players competing in both singles and doubles at Wimbledon.

Top American Juniors to Compete at 2009 Wimbledon

Nine boys and eight girls have been accepted into the main draw and the qualifying draw at the 2009 Wimbledon Junior Championships.

2009 French Open: Lauren Embree Blog

Lauren Embree, the top-ranked player in the USTA Girl's 18s, as well as the sixth-ranked player in the ITF World Junior Rankings, is chronicling her time at the 2009 French Open in an exclusive blog she is writing for USTA.com.

Junior Girls Blog from Spain

Grace Min, Chanelle Van Nguyen and Breaunna Addison are now in Spain, training on red clay at the Barcelona Tennis Academy and working with the coaches and fitness trainers there. While in Spain, the girls will be writing an exclusive blog for USTA.com.

2009 Junior Competition News Archive

Click here for news from the 2009 junior tennis season.

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