Junior Competition News: November 2025

Open Level 5: Dec. 6-7

Also, don't miss your chance to play in our last Open Level 5 of the year. Sign up before November ends.

Register:
B12s: Crestview Hills, Ky.
B14s: Rockford, Mich.
B16s: Cincinnati, Ohio
B18s: Toledo, Ohio
G12s: Homewood, Ill.
G14s: Chicago, Ill.
G16s: Racine, Wis.
G18s: Wooster, Ohio

Tournament Search

Don't miss out on upcoming tournaments. Click the button below to explore all events with open registration and filter by gender, age, level, distance and format to find the perfect match. If registration is open, you can sign up right away!

2025 Tournament Schedule

Save the dates for your favorite tournaments. Use our 2025 Midwest Elevated Junior Tournament Schedule to help you plan. The schedule is subject to change.

Please read before registering:

• Dual and Late Entry Policy
• Zero Tolerance Policy
• Hybrid System for Selection and Seeding

NEW! 2026 Tournament Schedule

Look forward to the New Year with the 2026 USTA Midwest elevated junior tournament schedule. Please note, schedules are always subject to change and registration links will be added soon.

News

Coming Soon... USTA Midwest Tennis Center

Indy players, get ready because we are opening the USTA Midwest Tennis Center in early 2026. The center will be next-door to our USTA Midwest office on 96th Street. Want early access to membership discounts? Sign up for special deals and facility updates at ustamidwesttenniscenter.com.

Player Development Camp

Last month, the Midwest Section organized a player development camp at the University of Notre Dame. Some of our 12U boys and girls from across the section were invited to participate and learn from high-performance coaches, Jeri Ingram and Bryan Smith.

Coach Appreciation Month

October was Coach Appreciation Month! To celebrate, we shined a spotlight on Basit Syed, who many of our Junior Team Tennis players know from our USTA Chicago District. Syed is the 2025 recipient of our Cap Leighton – Teaching Professional Award. Not only does he encourage players to view tennis as an individual and team sport, but he develops businesses to meet any gaps in his tennis community.