JUNIOR TOURNAMENTS
July 14, 2021
IMPORTANT UPDATE 7/14/2021
Mid-Atlantic Events
Upcoming National Championships
Level 1 - USTA National Doubles Championship - DEADLINE July 29, 2021 11:59 AM
- Players MUST register with a partner
- Section will endorse teams after registration is closed based on registered pairs
- Section endorsement will be based on combined doubles only ranking of pairs
- Priority for endorsement will go to teams with two Mid-Atlantic Players
Level 1: Prince George's County International Hard Court Championship
Level 5: Open ITF Wildcard Tournament - Deadline is August 11, 5:59 pm
Team Events Update
The Section is postponing the Level 4 July 29 -Aug 1 Team event to later this year due to ongoing court availability limitations and software delays. The new date is not confirmed yet.
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We are working in collaboration with the Sections of Eastern, Middle States, and New England on the Level 2 Team event scheduled for September 2021. It is likely that all of the level 2 Team events will be moved to the December 2021 date block.
As sites and dates are confirmed the planning calendar will be updated.
College Showcases
For players interested in college tennis, be sure to explore the information on upcoming National Recruiting Showcases available here.
We will provide timely updates on junior tournaments, so make sure to visit this page and follow USTA Mid-Atlantic on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to never miss an update. This is also a good time to check your USTA profile notification settings. Make sure you have selected to receive information from the Section/District. If you have questions on tournaments, contact tournaments@mas.usta.com.
Questions about account preferences:
Learn how to update your email notifications, click here
Learn how to update your USTA profile, click here
Is my child ready for Junior Tournaments?
Players who are 10 years old or younger are not eligible to compete in Junior Tournaments until they have completed the Net Generation Play Tracker (coming soon) or they turn 11 years old.
If this is your child’s first experience with competitive match play, it is strongly recommended to start with at least one Junior Circuit event before entering a Junior Tournament. Junior Circuit events are open to all ages and introduce players to competitive match play in a fun, non-elimination short format. For more information on the Junior Circuit click here.
When you’re ready to play competitive tennis, USTA Junior Tournaments are a great way to get out on the court and test your game.
If you have questions regarding USTA Mid-Atlantic Junior Tournaments please email tournaments@mas.usta.com.
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Intermediate Players (L5, L6, L7) I Advanced Players (L3 & L4) | Additional Resources
Announcements:
Don't miss out - Mid-Atlantic Deadlines in 2021:
L7 - Monday 5:59 pm EST the week of the event (4 days prior to the first day of play)
L6 - Sunday 5:59 pm EST the week of the event (5 days prior to the first day of play)
L5 - Thursday 5:59 pm EST the week prior to the event (9 days prior to the first day of play)
L4 & L3 - Wednesday 5:59 pm EST the week prior to the event (10 days prior to the first day of play)
L3, L2 & L1 National Events - Typically 3-4 weeks prior to the event
Important Resources from the Mid-Atlantic Section:
Tournament Search: https://playtennis.usta.com/tournaments
Rankings: https://www.usta.com/en/home/play/rankings.html
For information on how to access results through the Player Profile, click here.
If you believe that there is an issue with your ranking please fill out this form.
How to Search for a Tournament on USTA.com
Tournament Regulations for 2021
Player Guidelines - Junior Tournaments
USTA Player Promise and Spectator Oath
USTA Mid-Atlantic Discipline & Grievance Form, click here to file a grievance
To read the Q&A portion of the webinar, click here.
Additional Resources from USTA:
General Updates from USTA on 2021 National Structural changes
2021 National Junior Structural Changes - Video
A rankings primer - Video
Information for Intermediate Players:
It is recommended that intermediate players and players new to tournaments start by reviewing the USTA Mid-Atlantic Section Planning Guide and Tips which includes a link to our Level 5 Advanced Intermediate Planning Calendar.
Which levels are considered Intermediate?
Level 7 (L7) - Open Intermediate Round Robin Events (1 Day Events)
Level 6 (L6) - Open Intermediate Round Robin Events (2 Day Events)
Level 5 (L5) - Open Intermediate Sectional Events (Up to 3 Days)
Tournament Schedule - Level 5 Advanced Intermediate Planning Calendar
Tournament Resources for Intermediate Players - coming soon
Tournament Regulations for 2021
Information for Advanced Players:
Which levels are considered Advanced?
Level 4 (L4) - Open & Closed Advanced Sectional Events (3+ Days)
Level 3 (L3) - National Events including Closed L3 USTA/MAS Sectional Championships (3+ Days)
Level 2 (L2) - National Tournaments and National Team events
Level 1 (L1) - National Championships; National Team Events; and some ITF events
Important Updates for Parents and Players:
Tournament Schedule - Click here to view the Advanced Planning Calendar
Tournament Resources for Advanced Players - coming soon