Level 1 in Overland Park, KS, about 626 miles from you, entries close Thu, Oct 29, 10:59am CDT. What do you want to know?
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Draws
One set to 8, 7-point tiebreak · Hard courts · Yellow ball
Division
Entered
Draw
Boys' Doubles 18 & under
0
32
Boys' Singles 18 & under
0
64
Counts are live from USTA as of the last hour. Selection is by ranking list: a full draw still takes alternates, and unranked juniors get in when a draw is not full.
Please note the deadline for wildcards is Tuesday, November 4th, at 5pm EST.
ELECTRIC LINE CALLING PILOT SITE
This tournament has been selected as an Electronic Line Calling pilot site on the National Junior Tournament Calendar. The USTA is dedicated to improving sportsmanship and new technology that will have a positive impact on the game of tennis. This site will feature the use of a product called Play Replay with protocols to be added closer to the tournament. Please note, the USTA is evaluating these protocols and feedback from the players, staff, and officials during and after the tournament through surveys. Your assistance to give live and productive feedback is appreciated.
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Review this document on how the Play Replay ELC System works.
Review this protocol document before your first match. These protocols may differ than previous pilots.
1. DRAW, SCORING FORMATS, DRAW PUBLICATION, EARLIEST MATCH START TIMES
Singles format - 64 - Modified Feed in with 3rd/4th playoff; Main draw is best of three full TB set and Consolations is 2 TB sets with a Match TB in lieu of the 3rd set, regular scoring; Curtis Consolation - R64 & R32 losers feed-in to draw; R16 & QF losers feed into separate draw
Doubles format - 32 Single Elimination with 3rd/4th playoff; 8-game pro set, no-ad scoring .
Draw publication - The draw will be posted no later than Wednesday the week of tournament
Start times - 8 am start each day
2. TOURNAMENT SITES & AMENITIES
Address: 6800 W 91st St., Overland Park KS 66212; free on-site parking; 14 indoor hard courts; locker rooms, gym, snack bar, towel service.
3. TOURNAMENT BALL
Wilson US Open Extra Duty
4. SURFACE
Indoor Hard
5. OFFICIALS
- All rounds will be officiated by roving officials & court monitors - ratio of 1:4
Day 1 : 2 Main Singles + 1 Cons Singles + 1 Doubles.
Day 2: 2 Main Singles + 2 Cons Singles + 2 Doubles.
Day 3: 1 Main Singles + 2 Cons Singles + 2 Doubles (SF & F).
Day 4: 1 Main Singles + 3rd/5th + 2 Cons Singles.
8. PRACTICE COURTS
Warm up Court information - Warm-up courts available at discounted rate on TU & WE. One hour free on TH (additional time discounted). Free during event. Email tournament director to book (do NOT call club, they will re-direct you to emailing the TD). Date to start booking TBA
Timeline
Entries opened
Thu, Sep 24, 11:00am CDT
Entries close
Thu, Oct 29, 10:59am CDT
Selections
After entries close
Draws posted
Usually the week of
Play
Fri–Mon Nov 27–30, 2026
Questions parents ask
Will my junior get in?
No draw is full yet. Selection is by ranking list, so a junior with no ranking can still get in when a draw is not full, and goes on the alternate list when it is.
What is a Level 1?
USTA junior tournaments run from Level 7 (local, open to anyone) up to Level 1 (national). Lower number, stronger field, more points.
When do we know?
Selections post after entries close (Thu, Oct 29, 10:59am CDT). Draws usually post the week of the tournament. Text Coach Ace and we will tell you the moment either one lands.
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.
U STA Eligibility Information: In order to participate in this event, the player must meet the USTA Eligibility requirements that are listed here .
Player Entry and Selection Procedure: The USTA National Championships permit a player to enter more than one age division. However, it is important to understand the consequences of this decision. If you want to play in a USTA National Championship, but are unsure if you will get in, you may enter up to two different age divisions. When selection is done, players are considered for the oldest age division first.
If a player is selected into the older age division entered, the player will not be selected into the younger age division.
If a player is not selected into the older age division, the player will only be considered for selection into the younger division.
If the player is not selected into either age division, the player will only be eligible to be an alternate in the younger division.
Players shall be selected into the singles main draw in the following order:
National Standings List: 33 players in the order in which their names appear on the most recently published National Standings List (October 30th Publication)
Sectional Quota: 27 total players within Sectional Associations’ quotas. Players not previously selected who are on the Section Quota Lists and within the quota shall be accepted. A Sectional Association’s quota is never reduced because of players selected into the draw by any other method.
Wild cards: As soon as practicable after the deadline for accepting wild card applications, the Wild Card Committee shall award no more than 4 wild cards. CLICK HERE to apply for a wildcard.
Sportsmanship and the USTA Champion’s Pledge : All participants shall familiarize themselves with The Code which is meant to be a guide to fair play. By participating in the tournament, all players agree to abide by the USTA Champion’s Pledge: “I promise to: Compete with the true spirit of Sportsmanship; Have fun; Always give the benefit of the doubt to my opponent; Manage my emotions and be respectful to my opponent, tournament officials and parents; Play to win with grace and lose with dignity; Invest time in knowing the rules; Obey the rules and respect the officials’ decisions; Never quit!”
Spectator Oath: All tournament guests, including family members, coaches and other spectators, must adhere to the USTA Spectator Oath: “I pledge to set a positive example for players, treat fellow parents, coaches and officials with respect, emphasize the importance of fair play and good sportsmanship, cheer respectfully for winner and good points - not errors and double faults, allow players to work out on-court disputes, and not interfere with matches.”
Safeplay Proactive Policy Highlights for Participants: Click here to read the USTA’s Safeplay policies.
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Tournament Sanctioning: This tournament is on the USTA National Junior Tournament Schedule and is sanctioned by USTA National. Contact: Jrcomp@usta.com
CLICK HERE for more helpful resources such as Regulations, Seeding Criteria and Wildcard information!
USTA Junior Tournament Regulations: This tournament will follow the regulations found here and also in the USTA Friend at Court .
Other helpful links for participants:
USTA Ranking Point Tables
USTA Section Quota Lists explained
Withdrawals and Entry fee refund Policy
Seeding Criteria
USTA Eligibility Information: In order to participate in this event, the player must meet the USTA Eligibility requirements that are listed here .
Player Entry and Selection Procedure: This Tournament is part of the 2025 USTA National Junior Tournament Calendar . Please click the links below for the selection procedure for USTA National Level 1, 2, & 3 tournaments. The USTA Resources for Players page has additional information.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Sportsmanship and the USTA Champion’s Pledge: All participants shall familiarize themselves with The Code which is meant to be a guide to fair play. By participating in the tournament, all players agree to abide by the USTA Champion’s Pledge: “I promise to: Compete with the true spirit of Sportsmanship; Have fun; Always give the benefit of the doubt to my opponent; Manage my emotions and be respectful to my opponent, tournament officials and parents; Play to win with grace and lose with dignity; Invest time in knowing the rules; Obey the rules and respect the officials’ decisions; Never quit!”
Spectator Oath: All tournament guests, including family member, coaches and other spectators, must adhere to the USTA Spectator Oath: “I pledge to set a positive example for players, treat fellow parents, coaches and officials with respect, emphasize the importance of fair play and good sportsmanship, cheer respectfully for winner and good points - not errors and double faults, allow players to work out on-court disputes, and not interfere with matches.”
Safeplay Practice Policy Highlights for Participants: Click here to read the USTA’s Safeplay policies.
Tournament Sanctioning: This tournament is on the USTA National Junior Tournament Schedule and is sanctioned by USTA National. Contact: Jrcomp@usta.com
USTA Junior Tournament Regulations: This tournament will follow the regulations found here and also in the USTA Friend at Court .
Other helpful links for participants:
USTA Ranking Point Tables
USTA Section Quota Lists explained
Withdrawals and Entry fee refund Policy
Seeding Criteria
• Wild Cards
Concurrent Entry Policy for IMG Academy International Championships: The IMG Academy International Championships and The USTA National Indoor Championships have overlapping dates which makes them concurrent events. Players are permitted to register for both events (permission from both Tournament Directors is not required), but players may NOT participate in both events. For more information on the USTA's concurrent entry policy, please refer to USTA Regulation IV.C.12 .
Players who registered for and are selected for both tournaments (qualifying or main draw) must notify the Tournament Committees of which tournament they would like to participate in by November 17th . Players who withdraw from one event to participate in the other after the date of November 17th , or who apply for and receive wildcards for one of the events and then subsequently withdraw from the other will be assessed suspension points for withdrawing to play in another tournament. Players may not participate in both events.
We do NOT refund for concurrent entries if you change from B18s to the IMG event.
Player Check In:
Thursday, November 27th: Registration, noon to 3 pm (practice courts also open at this time)
Club open 9 AM to 4 PM (Hours subject to change)
Other Information
• Travel - Fly to MCI
• Food & Beverage - Many nearby restaurants
• Player lunch will be served FR or SA (TBA)
Doubles Pairing Information
Doubles pairing deadline will be Thursday, Nov 20th at 5 pm (central time). All players must register for doubles with an email to oprctournaments@gmail.com with their doubles partners name by the deadline. An email will be required from both players in order to be added to the draw as a team. If you wish to be put in the blind draw to have a partner randomly assigned, you will need to request this by email on 11/20/25 at 5 pm.
The director's own notes, as published on USTA. Ace reads these too.