2026 Spring JTT Sectionals Results
From May 8–10, the 2026 Spring Junior Team Tennis Sectional Championships brought the state’s top youth talent to Waco for a weekend of high-stakes competition and camaraderie. Beyond the tactical battles on the court, the matches served as a showcase for the grit and growth of the next generation of Texas tennis.
Eight team champions and finalists were ultimately crowned, marking the culmination of months of dedication and teamwork. While the trophies celebrated athletic excellence, USTA Texas also took care to honor the heart of the game, recognizing individual players in each division for outstanding sportsmanship. These awards highlighted the character and integrity that remain the foundation of the sport, ensuring that even as the spring season concludes, the spirit of the game remains strong heading into the fall.
Champions & Finalists
10U GREEN BALL
Champion - High Point Huskies - Dallas
Finalist - Green Tornadoes - Houston
12U GREEN BALL
Champion: Lord of the Strings - Dallas
Finalist: Westwood - Austin
12U NOVICE
Champion: Bagels and Breadsticks - Dallas
Finalist: The Topspinners - Corpus Christi
12U INTERMEDIATE
Champion: Red Tornadoes - Houston
Finalist: Brookhaven Kings - Dallas
14U NOVICE
Champion: Team Tweeners - Amarillo
Finalist: Briar Club - Houston
14U INTERMEDIATE
Champion: High Point Fighting Dragons - Dallas
Finalist: Keller Aces - NETT
18U NOVICE
Champion: Rose Park Court Crushers - Abilene
Finalist: Farmer - Parker County
18U INTERMEDIATE
Champion: RGAC Angry Birds - Dallas
Finalist: Ideal Tennis - San Antonio
Sportsmanship Award Winners
10U GREEN BALL
Merrit Ramirez - Corpus Christi Court Crushers
12U GREEN BALL
Diego Sanchez - Mansfield MoonBallerz
12U NOVICE
Mary Paige Healey - Aledo Aces
12U INTERMEDIATE
Dash Hall - Rose Park Court Crushers
14U NOVICE
Hunter Mings - Eagles
14U INTERMEDIATE
Arav Vashisth - Enric’s CPRG Falcons
18U NOVICE
Syler Richardson - Rose Park Court Crushers
18U INTERMEDIATE
Hayden Grisanti - RGAC Angry Birds
The Dallas-based High Point Huskies celebrate their 10U Green Ball Championship victory.
Dallas’ Lord of the Strings take center stage with their championship banner in the 12U Green Ball division.
The Bagels and Breadsticks (Dallas) display their hard-earned 12U Novice title banner.
The Red Tornadoes blow through the competition to claim the 12U Intermediate Championship.
Team Tweeners pose with their banner after a stellar performance to win the 14U Novice division.
The High Point Fighting Dragons of Dallas celebrate their title as the 14U Intermediate champions.
Abilene’s Rose Park Court Crushers secure the 18U Novice Championship banner.
The RGAC Angry Birds (Dallas) finish strong to capture the 18U Intermediate Championship title.
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