USTA Missouri Valley Junior Team Tennis
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There are several ways to get involved with USTA Junior Team Tennis in USTA Missouri Valley !
- USTA Local Junior Team Tennis (Opportunities throughout the year!)
- USTA MVCJTT (Missouri Valley Championship Junior Team Tennis)
- Click here to learn more USTA MVCJTT and recent changes.
- Teams and players can participate in both Local Junior Team Tennis and MVCJTT
Frequently Asked Questions
USTA Missouri Valley districts offer multiple seasons of Local Junior Team Tennis each year. Below are some frequently asked questions that cover age divisions, season, team formats and how to get involved.
The following age divisions are offered:
- 10U Intermediate (Orange Ball)
- 10U Advanced
- 12U Intermediate (Green Ball)
- 14U Intermediate & 14U Advanced (Yellow Ball)
- 18U Intermediate & 18U Advance (Yellow Ball)
There are four different seasons of Junior Team Tennis that can be offered in each district
- Fall
- Spring
- Summer
- Winter
The season and the age divisions offered are determined by your district. For specific details, please contact your District Junior Team Tennis Coordinator.
The team format is decided by your district, please contact your Junior Team Tennis Coordinator for more information
You can connect with a team through your local tennis facility, school tennis program or District Junior Team Tennis Coordinator.
Your district will set advancement opportunities within their Local Junior Team Tennis structures.
There are opportunities for local playoffs and district playoffs within the local structure (decided by your district staff).
- District playoffs are the final events that can be offered within Local Junior Team Tennis.
You can reach out to your District Junior Team Tennis Coordinator for more information about Local Junior Team Tennis and find opportunities near you!
There are four ways to get involved in USTA Junior Team Tennis local programs:
Please reach out to your District Junior Team Tennis Coordinator for more information on local opportunities! See information for your local area below.
Contact your tennis club and ask if they have teams that participate in USTA Junior Team Tennis.
Become a Junior Team Tennis Coach/Manager and create a Junior Team Tennis team.
- Find a Program and sign your player up individually and have them placed on a team.
Local Junior Team Tennis League Contacts
USTA Heart of America Junior Team Tennis Coordinator
- 913-269-6607
Please fill out this form if you are interested in playing Junior Team Tennis in USTA Heart of America.
2026 Schedule:
Winter January 17 – March 1
Spring April 4 – May 10
Fall September 12 – October 18
*all dates are subject to change*
USTA Iowa Coordinator, Local Junior Team Play
- Please contact Tara Williams for information
- williams@movalley.usta.com
USTA Kansas Junior Team Tennis Coordinator
- 316-655-9988
USTA Missouri Junior Team Tennis Coordinator
Please contact Leslie Echols for information
USTA Nebraska Junior Team Tennis Coordinator
Please contact Lisa Thomas for information
Oklahoma City Area League Coordinator
- 405-550-1232
Tulsa Area League Coordinator
- Christine Rorabaugh
- 918-521-6409
USTA St. Louis Junior Team Tennis Coordinator
- 314-585-9468
- 2025 Junior Team Tennis Schedule
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