• Junior Tournaments

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    Embark on your journey into competitive tennis with USTA Northern California Junior Tournaments. It’s your chance to step onto the court, test your skills and to learn from and play against the best players while forming lasting connections. Junior Tournaments are designed for players who have completed the Net Generation PlayTracker, turned 11, or have some competitive match play experience. Explore the different Junior Tournament levels available and discover where you fit into the competition.

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    For All Level

    Whether you’re a rising star or beginning your competition journey, find the perfect tournament to match your skill level and age group.

    Compete With the Best

    Go head-to-head with top talents, challenging yourself to elevate your game. Every match is a chance to enhance your skills, contributing to your overall development.

    Nationwide Ranking

    Compete locally, climb the ranks and make your mark on the national stage with USTA’s ranking system.

    Build Friendships

    Connect with your peers, fostering friendships on and off the court.

    Levels of Tournament Competition

    The USTA tournament structure comprises seven levels (Level 7 to Level 1), catering to a range of skill levels from intermediate to advanced players. The national ranking system ensures a uniform distribution of points across the country. USTA NorCal sanctions Sectional Level 3-7, while National Level 1-3 events are part of the USTA National Junior Schedule, sanctioned by the USTA National office.

    • Play: Intermediate. Following the USTA Junior Pathway, this is an entry-level tournament, and is the next step after graduating from the Net Generation PlayTracker.
    • Event Duration: 1-day tournaments with singles, doubles and mixed doubles open to all players
    • Play: Intermediate
    • Event Duration: 2-day tournaments with singles, doubles and mixed doubles open to all players.
    • Play: High-Intermediate/Advanced
    • Event Duration: 3-day tournaments with singles, doubles and mixed doubles open to all players unless designated as closed in the title.
    • Play: Advanced
    • Event Duration: 4-day tournaments with singles, doubles and mixed doubles open to all players unless designated as closed in the title.
    • Play: Advanced
    • Event Duration: 2 days or more tournaments with singles, doubles and mixed doubles. Section Level 3’s are closed Sectional Championships and players are required to be residents of USTA NorCal. National Level 3’s are open to any USTA member that meets the age and gender requirements.
    • Play: Advanced
    • Event Duration: 3-days or more National events.
    • Play: High-Advanced
    • Event Duration: 4-day or more National events (i.e. National Championships, National team events and selected ITF events).

    Tournament Rules

    Stay in the know! The USTA and USTA NorCal have published rules and regulations to serve as your go-to guide for matches without officials. Click the links below to learn more. Reminder: USTA Regulations strictly prohibit players from entering two tournaments with overlapping dates by one or more days unless they have prior written consent from both Tournament Committees. Fair play matters.

    NorCal & National Tournament Schedules

    Plan your tennis journey with ease! Access the USTA National and USTA NorCal tournament schedules to stay on top of upcoming events. Registration links will be added as tournaments are posted online.

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