JUNIOR TOURNAMENTS
November 11, 2020
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. As we move into 2021, find all the resources you need below. This page will be updated regularly throughout this transition.
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.
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For more information on the Junior Circuit click here.
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:
- Top 5 Things You Need to Know for the Month of November, click here
- Register for the 2021 Junior Tournament Structure Changes Webinar - on December 8 at 7:30 PM
Important Resources from the Mid-Atlantic Section:
- Recorded Webinar, the link will be available on December 9, 2020.
- Tournament Regulations for 2020
- Player Guidelines - Junior Tournaments
- Tournament FAQs
- USTA Player Promise and Spectator Oath
Additional Resources from USTA:
- General Updates from USTA on 2021 National Structural changes
- 2021 National Junior Structural Changes - Video
- Medical and USTA Release
Information for Intermediate Players:
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)
Important Updates for Parents and Players
Tournament Schedule - coming soon
Tournament Resources for Intermediate Players - coming soon
Tournament Regulations for 2021 - coming soon
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 - coming soon
Tournament Resources for Advanced Players - coming soon
Tournament Regulations for 2021 - coming soon