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[Updated: November 29, 2025]
THE 2026 JUNIOR TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE IS NOW AVAILABLE
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**this schedule is subject to change, so please check back regularly for updates
BOYS SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD WINNER: Dylan Tsoi
BOYS 18 SINGLES 3RD PLACE: Brody Nejedly
BOYS 18 DOUBLES CHAMPIONS: Niels Hoffmann & Cassius Chinlund
GIRLS 18 DOUBLES FINALISTS: Caroline Beard & Ava Martin
GIRLS SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD WINNER: Elise Wong
GIRLS 18 SINGLES CHAMPION: Tsehay Driscoll
BOYS 18 DOUBLES FINALISTS: Greyson Casey & Dylan Tsoi
GIRLS 18 DOUBLES 3rd PLACE: Karli Vo & Elise Wong
BOYS 18 SINGLES CHAMPION: Niels Hoffmann
GIRLS 18 SINGLES FINALIST:Ali Maguy
BOYS 18 DOUBLES 3rd PLACE: Andre Ajed & Payton Jim On
Boys 18 Singles
4th place: Dylan Tsoi
5th Place: Payton Jim On
6th Place: Tannor Binder
Boys 18 Doubles
4th place: Sanjeev Undamatla & Shrish Choudhary
BOYS 18 SINGLES FINALIST: Cassius Chinlund
GIRLS 18 SINGLES 3rd PLACE: Elise Wong
GIRLS 18 DOUBLES CHAMPIONS: Lauren Joyce & Anna Neyestani
Girls 18 Singles
4th Place: Ava Martin
5th Place: Quin Brady
6th Place: Rachel Lee
Girls 18 Doubles
4th place: Polina Jorniak & Anna Pallencaoe
Playtracker (for 10U Players)
The new Net Generation PlayTracker will help parents and players navigate their development progress, replacing the current stars and trophies system. Now, players will collect points on an engaging PlayTracker after playing in USTA Team Challenges, USTA Junior Team Tennis, and USTA Junior Circuit programs. The Net Generation PlayTracker is for players aged 5-10 and their parents to track progress at USTA competitive events, all in one place. Using the American Development Model (ADM) framework, players and parents will learn more about the recommended development pathway and earn digital incentives along the way.
BALL COLOR & AGE REQUIREMENTS: Players must be at least 5 years old to play in a USTA competitive program, and will graduate from the Net Generation PlayTracker at the age of 11, on the first day of their birthday month.
Players aged 5-7 years old are recommended to play in red ball programs.
Players aged 7-9 years old are recommended to play in orange ball programs.
Players aged 9-11 years old are recommended to play in green ball programs.
ELIGIBLE PLAY OPPORTUNITIES: Players will receive points from red, orange and green ball USTA Team Challenges, USTA Junior Team Tennis, and USTA Junior Circuit programs.
USTA Team Challenge - Low pressure introduction to competition (1-2 hours)
USTA Junior Team Tennis - Season of local team-based match play (4-8 weeks)
USTA Junior Circuit - Series of non-elimination tournaments (2-4 hours)
For details on The Net Generation PlayTracker, click here.
USTA Net Generation Pathway Regulations
Players can view the competition level they are eligible to compete in on their Player Profile in the family tab. Coming soon parents will be able to view their child's PlayTracker progress on the player profile in the family tab on usta.com.