USTA Junior Team Tennis for Teens
Advance your game by getting onto the court, learning from the best and connecting with your friends. Competing in Junior Tournaments will help take your game as far as you want to go...high school, college or the pros.

When your child is ready to compete, there is no better way to start than with USTA Junior Tournaments. Junior Tournaments are great for kids who want to get out on the court, test their games and make new friends along the way.

There is local competition for kids of all levels...entry level, intermediate and advanced...and as age and ability advance, there are also national level tournaments.

USTA Junior Tournaments are offered in a variety of formats, including individual, team, non-elimination and elimination. This allows kids to compete in a way that makes them feel comfortable, that matches their level of play and helps them to experience success. There are also competitions for wheelchair tennis.

Competition in USTA Junior Tournaments does require a USTA membership.

USTA Junior Team Tennis for 10 and Under
With youth tennis, kids play on shorter courts, with smaller racquets and with slower moving, lower bouncing balls. Kids play tennis made just for them, so that they have a great time and want to keep playing and improving.

We'll guide you through the many ways kids can get started in the game, playing and competing, so that they can have a great time with their friends.

For more information, please go to YouthTennis.com.

​Play at Home
​The main reason kids play sports is to have fun. Tennis, sized right, provides constant action to keep your child engaged, and you don't need to go to a tennis facility or have a professional court to play. Create a court with chalk lines and a piece of string for a net. Play at home, at the playground, in a gym or on any flat, hard surface. The most important thing is to have fun.

​Equipment
​Youth tennis utilizes smaller courts, shorter racquets and slower moving, lower bouncing balls - equipment that is sized perfectly for kids. Find out which racquets, balls and courts are right for your child.

​Find Events Near You
​If you and your family have tried tennis at home, or if your kids have played at school, why not keep playing at an event close to home? There are thousands of events across the country, and some near you. Search for events by age, skill level or location. To find an event or program near you, visit YouthTennis.com.

For more information about the above programs, contact the Cosca, Fairland, or Watkins Tennis Bubbles.