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Level 7 in Indianapolis, IN, entries close Wed, Oct 7, 5:59pm EDT. 1 in so far, Girls' Singles 12 & under is the busiest draw (1 of 8). What do you want to know?
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Draws
One set to 6, 7-point tiebreak · Hard courts · Yellow ball
| Division | Entered | Draw |
|---|---|---|
| Girls' Singles 12 & under | 1 | 8 |
Counted within the last hour. Selection runs off the ranking list when entries close, and it runs differently at different levels, so whether a junior gets in depends on where they sit in this field. Add their USTA ID and we will tell you.
Will my junior get in?
The ID is on your junior's USTA account. We look up their published standing, read it against this tournament's entry count and its selection rule, and tell you where that leaves them. We never ask for a name and USTA never sends us one.
What it is worth
Levels 6 and 7 pay per match won, capped at 4 wins: up to 56 ranking points for winning the flight.
| Wins the flight (4 wins) | 56 |
| Loses the final (4 wins) | 54 |
| Two wins | 24 |
| One win | 12 |
| One consolation win | 6 |
Standings points, before bonus points for beating a ranked opponent. What a result is actually worth to your junior depends on the six results they are already counting.
From the tournament desk
Join us at the USTA Midwest Tennis Center for a fun, competitive Yellow Ball Tournament designed to give developing junior players valuable match experience in a positive environment.
This tournament will feature a round-robin format , allowing players to compete in multiple matches and gain experience with scoring, serving, rallying, and match play.
Match Format
• Yellow Ball competition on a 78-foot court
• Round-robin format with selection going bottom-up by ranking
• Players should be prepared to serve, keep score, and make their own line calls with assistance available when needed
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12 & Under Scoring
• Matches will be one standard tiebreak set to 6
• The first player to 6 games, winning by 2, wins the set
• At 6 -6 , players will play a 7-point tiebreak , winning by 2 points
Arrival & Check-In
Players should arrive approximately 15 –30 minutes before their scheduled start time for check-in and warm-up instructions.
Players should bring a racquet, water bottle, and appropriate tennis shoes.
This event is intended to be developmental, welcoming, and fun . Players should be able to rally, serve, keep score with assistance when necessary, and demonstrate basic knowledge of tennis.
FACILITY INFORMATION
Midwest Tennis Center
1300 E. 96th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46240
The Midwest Tennis Center is a membership-free tennis facility open to the public . No club membership is required to participate.
The facility features four indoor tennis courts.
Please enter the facility from E. 96th Street and follow the drive to the tennis center located at the top of the hill next to the pond .
Players and families are encouraged to arrive early enough to check in and become familiar with the facility before play begins.
Welcome Players & Parents!
On behalf of the entire Midwest Tennis Center team, welcome! We are excited to have you here and appreciate you choosing to participate in our tournament.
The Midwest Tennis Center is a USTA facility dedicated to growing the game of tennis and creating more opportunities for players of all ages and levels. Our four-court indoor facility is open to the public and serves as a home for junior and adult programming, tournaments, match play, adaptive tennis, coaching education, and community tennis events throughout the Indianapolis area.
Our goal with these tournaments is to provide a fun, competitive, and positive environment where junior players can gain valuable match experience, develop their skills, learn good sportsmanship, and continue building their love for the game.
To our players: compete hard, have fun, respect your opponents, and enjoy the experience.
To our parents and families: thank you for supporting your players and junior tennis. Your time, encouragement, and commitment are a huge part of making opportunities like this possible.
Good luck and have fun!
Brian Dean
Director of Tennis
Midwest Tennis Center
USTA Midwest
The director's own notes, as published on USTA. Ace reads these too.
Timeline
| Entries opened | — |
| Entries close | Wed, Oct 7, 5:59pm EDT |
| Selections | After entries close |
| Draws posted | Usually the week of |
| Play | Sat Oct 10, 2026 |
Questions parents ask
Will my junior get in?
No draw is full yet. Selection runs off the ranking list when entries close, and it runs differently at different levels, so whether a junior gets in depends on where they sit in this field. Add their USTA ID and we will tell you.
What is a Level 7?
The entry point of USTA junior tennis. One or two days, local, no ranking needed to enter, and every win earns ranking points. The right first tournament. Levels 6 and 7 pay per match won, capped at 4 wins: up to 56 ranking points for winning the flight.
When do we know?
Selections post after entries close (Wed, Oct 7, 5:59pm EDT). Draws usually post the week of the tournament. Text Coach Ace and we will tell you the moment either one lands.
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Text Coach Ace at (213) 410-2440 with your junior's name and division. Ace keeps the file: deadline, selections, draws, and what to do the night before.
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