Missouri Valley / Heart Of America

The 2023 USTA Missouri Valley JTT Section Qualifiers are Almost Here!

Sydney Hamilton | May 30, 2023


Junior players, it’s time to put all your hard work to the test! The 2023 USTA Missouri Valley Junior Team Tennis (JTT) Section Qualifiers take place later this month, with two divisions (14U and 18U) for both boys and girls. Players who take the top spot in each division will have the opportunity to move on to the USTA Missouri Valley Section Championships, taking place July 18-19 in Edmond, OK.

 

Please note that this year’s Section Championship is the final tournament of the 2023 JTT season. There is no national advancement.

 

USTA Heart of America will play host to one of the qualifiers at the Plaza Tennis Center in Kansas City June 28-29. Registrations are now open–click here to sign up and get ready for fun and friendly competition! If you’d like to learn more, please click here.

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If you have any questions or want more information on the USTA Missouri Valley Junior Team Tennis Section Qualifiers, please reach out to Tara Williams, Community Tennis & Junior Team Tennis Manager, by calling (913) 302-5901 or emailing williams@movalley.usta.com.

 

USTA Heart of America wishes all players good luck in their upcoming tournaments!

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