Things to know:
This calendar outlines the most current information regarding the advanced and advanced intermediate junior schedule for 2025
As event locations are finalized we will update with “Coming Soon” or “Register Here” or “TBA”
If there are changes or additional information, we will update as needed
Please note the “Last Updated” date in the upper left corner in RED
Level 6, Level 7, Junior Circuit, and WTN Tournaments are not included on the planning calendar, but in general;
Level 7, WTN Tournaments, and Orange & Green Ball Junior Circuit events run on the same weekends as Level 3 & Level 5 events
Level 6, WTN Tournaments, and all Ball color Junior Circuit events run on the same weekends as Level 2 & 4 events
If a weekend is designated as a “TEAM Event” weekend on the planning calendar, the majority if not all of the events running on any level will also be in some sort of a team format (including Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Dominant Duo, College Format & Mixed Team)
*The planning calendar is subject to change.
The 2025 Mid-Atlantic Junior Regulations went into effect on January 1, 2025.
Tennis is fun, but when you team up with others and play you take the fun to the next level! NEW USTA Mid-Atlantic Team Events are happening and you can join in. When you sign up for a team event you learn what it means to be a part of, and compete with, a team. Take a look at Team Event successes across the Mid-Atlantic!
USTA Mid-Atlantic expects everyone to commit to a safe, inclusive, and FUN environment on and off the tennis court when they are participating in Mid-Atlantic-sanctioned events. To foster good sportsmanship and continue to create community, character, and well-being, all players, parents, spectators, coaches, and providers must commit to the ACES Pledge .
Check out these resources to help you get started:
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.
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 and Closed Intermediate Sectional Events (Up to 3 Days)
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
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