Adult Tennis Tournaments

2026 USTA Missouri Valley Level 4 Tournaments

Adult 5's & 0's & Open | St. Clair Tennis Club (O’Fallon, MO) | May 15-17

40+ NTRP & Open | Dwight Davis Tennis Center (St. Louis, MO) | May 22-24

55+ NTRP & Open | LifeTime Fitness (Des Moines, IA) | May 29-31

18+ NTRP & Open | LaFortune Tennis Center (Tulsa, OK) | June 5-7

55+ NTRP & Open | Riverside Tennis Center (Wichita, KS) | June 5-7

Family Championship | Fremont High School (Fremont, NE) | June 19-21

40+ NTRP & Open | Dwight Davis Tennis Center (St. Louis, MO) | July 10-12

18+ NTRP & Open | LifeTime Fitness (Des Moines, IA) | July 24-26

Adult 5's & 0's & Open | Quad City Tennis Club (Quad Cities, IL) | August 7-9

40+ NTRP & Open | Cooper Tennis Complex (Springfield, MO) | August 21-23

18+ NTRP & Open | Overland Park Racquet Club (Overland Park, KS) | September 4-6

55+ NTRP & Open | Cooper Tennis Complex (Springfield, MO) | September 18-20

Whether it be with a family member such as a child or spouse, or with a longtime friend, USTA Missouri Valley offers opportunities to play tournaments with anyone. Throughout the year, district-level and section-level tournaments are held across the five-state area.

Regardless of your age or skill level, there are both friendly and competitive adult tournament opportunities throughout USTA Missouri Valley. For more information about the adult tournament structure, including more details on each tournament level please view these resources.

Valley Cup

**2026 Information Coming Soon**

The USTA Missouri Valley Valley Cup is a prize-money series open to USTA Missouri Valley residents consisting of seven district-level (Level 5) tournaments offered throughout USTA Missouri Valley in 2026. The series provides open-level players the opportunity to win prize money as they play their way through the 2025 USTA Missouri Valley adult tournament calendar.

Participation in the Men’s Open Singles and Doubles, Women’s Open Singles and Doubles, and Mixed Open divisions allow players to earn points in each tournament, while accumulating additional points toward their Valley Cup series total. The individual with the most overall points accumulated at the completion of the series will win the prize-money, set at $1,500 per person (one male, one female).

For more information and to see what tournaments are a part of this series, view the flyer here or view the page here.

Questions? Email Scott Howes at howes@movalley.usta.com.

"Tournament Trailblazers" Program

**2026 Information Coming Soon**

Back by popular demand in 2026, USTA Missouri Valley will once again be offering adult tournament players the opportunity to earn a variety of tennis-related items, based on their frequency of participation. These USTA Missouri Valley “Tournament Trailblazers” will earn gifts for their efforts, and they will also be recognized on the USTA Missouri Valley website and social media outlets.

Learn more here.

NTRP National Championships

The 2025 NTRP National Championships will offer and crown champions in men’s and women’s singles, doubles and mixed at the 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0 & 5.5 levels in the 18+ age group. Champions will also be crowned at the 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 & 5.0 levels in the 40+, and 55+ age groups.

NOTICE: For USTA Missouri Valley adult tournament players who participated in NTRP tournaments throughout 2024 and into 2025, you will be notified if you have qualified to represent USTA Missouri Valley for the 2025 NTRP National Championships in March/April of 2025. (Specific notification dates for each division will be posted soon.)

• Click here to learn how to qualify in the Missouri Valley. 
  
• Click here to learn how you get ranked in the Missouri Valley. 

SuperSport Sportsmanship Campaign

From January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025, USTA Missouri Valley, in collaboration with the Match Tennis App, will run the SuperSport campaign to promote good behavior from players during tournaments and league matches. This nomination and award system aims to incentivize and reward players who exhibit exemplary sportsmanship, with the ultimate goal of creating a more positive and respectful tournament environment for all participants.

To learn more, click here.