Junior Tournament Finder

Start with your state

Choose a state or territory. We’ll point you to its USTA section and the two nationwide searches that cover local events.

All 50 states, D.C., and U.S. territories are covered.

Search USTA · Browse UTR by state

Official live tournament sources

01 — USTA nationwide tournament search

The main starting point for sanctioned junior events across every U.S. section. Search by city or ZIP, then narrow by section, district, date, player category, age division, and level.

Find USTA tournaments · Find your USTA section

02 — UTR Sports events by state

Browse all 50 states, then open a city to see local tournaments, junior circuits, verified match play, and rating-based events.

Best filters: state → city → tennis → junior event.

Browse UTR states

03 — Little Mo tournaments

Little Mo is run by the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation. Its signature pathway is the Road to the Little Mo Nationals: regional tournaments feed into the national championships in Austin, Texas. The program serves ages 8–12. Starting November 1, 2026, players in the 10U and older yellow-ball divisions need a UTR Sports Power membership to enter.

Official regional, national, and international events, with registration buttons and eligibility FAQs. Good for: younger juniors and families seeking the Little Mo pathway.

See Little Mo events

04 — ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors

International junior calendar with U.S. events included. Filter by host nation, month, category, and surface; open an event for entry details.

Best filters: Host Nation = USA → month → category.

Open ITF calendar

05 — TennisRecruiting.net showcases

The official National Showcase Series schedule maintained by TennisRecruiting.net. Events are USTA-sanctioned and open to players from all sections.

Shows: date, event, age divisions, and tournament contact.

See showcase schedule

How to search all available events

  1. Search USTA — Choose Junior, enter a city or ZIP, set a date range, and expand the radius.
  2. Check UTR — Open the state directory and browse nearby cities for rating-based events and match play.
  3. Check special circuits — Review Little Mo, ITF Juniors, and recruiting showcases for additional opportunities.

Your USTA section is the local layer

USTA’s 17 sections publish sectional and district pathways, calendars, and championship information. Some states and metro areas cross section boundaries, so use the official map to confirm.

Open section map

  • Caribbean — Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands
  • Eastern — New York, parts of New Jersey and Connecticut
  • Florida — Florida
  • Hawaii Pacific — Hawaii, Guam, Pacific territories
  • Intermountain — Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming
  • Mid-Atlantic — D.C., Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia
  • Middle States — Delaware, Pennsylvania, parts of New Jersey
  • Midwest — Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin areas
  • Missouri Valley — Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma
  • New England — Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
  • Northern — Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin areas
  • Northern California — Northern California
  • Pacific Northwest — Alaska, Oregon, Washington, Idaho areas
  • Southern — Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
  • Southern California — Southern California
  • Southwest — Arizona, New Mexico, El Paso area
  • Texas — Texas outside the Southwest section area

Registration and deadlines live on the organizer’s site. This guide points to official calendars rather than copying event listings that can change. Before paying, confirm age eligibility, ball color, level, surface, draw format, entry deadline, and withdrawal rules on the event page.