Will my junior get in?
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Match format: Best of 3 sets, 7-point match tiebreak for the third
Courts: Hard · Ball: Yellow ball
What your junior can earn
Points run off the round reached, not the draw size: up to 540 ranking points for winning it.
| Champion | 540 |
| Finalist | 405 |
| Semifinalist | 270 |
| Quarterfinalist | 189 |
| Round of 16 | 97 |
| Each consolation round won | 19 |
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.
Draws
| Division | Entered | Draw |
|---|---|---|
| Boys' Doubles 16 & under | 2 | 16 |
| Boys' Singles 16 & under | 2 | 32 |
| Boys' Doubles 18 & under | 2 | 16 |
| Boys' Singles 18 & under | 2 | 32 |
| Girls' Doubles 16 & under | 0 | 16 |
| Girls' Singles 16 & under | 1 | 32 |
| Girls' Doubles 18 & under | 0 | 16 |
| Girls' Singles 18 & under | 0 | 32 |
Counted within the last hour. The tournament director picks the field, so whether a junior gets in is the director's call.
Ask Coach Ace about this one
Level 4 in Clovis, CA, entries close Wed, Oct 14, 2:59pm PDT. 5 in so far, Boys' Doubles 16 & under is the busiest draw (2 of 16). What do you want to know?
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From the tournament desk
We will be playing at 2 sites (both on the same campus).
Site #1 : Clovis East High School (CEHS on draws) 12 court site on the east end of campus
Site #2: Reyburn Intermediate School (REY on draws) 6 court site on the west end of campus
Thank you for your interest in playing in the NorCal Junior 18s and 16s Excellence Tournament. Please read the information below before entering.
Please Note: This is a “Closed” Level 4 Tournament. Residency in NorCal is required; only players who have established their residency in NorCal may enter and play in this tournament. Additionally, this tournament is only open to US Citizens and certain authorized non-citizens. If you have any questions about eligibility, please contact the Tournament Director.
Tournament Director: Phil King • philking@cusd.com • (559) 304-1503
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Singles Draw and Match Formats: The singles draw size is limited to 32 players. A Feed-In Championship whereby players are fed into the consolation through the Round of 16 will be played. The losing quarterfinalists will play off for 5th and 6th place and a playoff for 3rd and 4th place will also be held.
Boys' & Girls' 18s and 16s:
• All main draw matches and the 3rd/4th playoff will be Best of 3 Tiebreak sets (6-game sets). If the score in a set reaches 6-games all, a 7-point Set Tiebreak will be played.
• All consolation matches (including the quarterfinal playoff matches) will be the best of 3 Tiebreak sets with a 10-Point Match Tiebreak played in lieu of the 3rd set.
All Doubles Draw and Match Formats: The doubles draw size is limited to 16 teams. A single elimination format with a playoff for 3rd and 4th place will be played.
• All matches through the quarterfinals will be the Best of 3 Short Sets (4-game sets) with a 7-Point Match Tiebreak played in lieu of a 3rd set. If the score in the seat reaches 4-games all, a 7-point Set Tiebreak will be played.
• The semifinals, finals, and playoff for 3rd and 4th place shall be the best of 3 tiebreak sets with a 10-Point Match Tiebreak in lieu of the 3rd set.
Selection for Singles Draw: Players will be selected as follows:
• Players from National Standings List. Up to 20 players will be selected from the most recently published National Standings List of the division, in the order in which their names appear on the list.
• WTN Ratings. Only those players who have a WTN with a high degree of confidence (as indicated by a dark blue check mark next to the WTN) will be selected using this step. Up to 12 players with the highest WTNs will be selected, provided a player’s WTN is higher than the lowest rated player selected under step #1 above. (See Regulation 5.B. for information on how players are ordered.)
• Vacancies and Alternates . If vacancies remain, players will be selected from the National Standings List used to select players in the order in which their names appear on the list. Alternates will also be ordered in the same manner. The Alternate List will be used to replace players who withdraw from the main draw.
Selection for Doubles Draw: Teams will be selected as follows:
• All players selected for singles and singles alternates are eligible to be selected for doubles, regardless of whether they registered as a team with another player by the Registration Deadline.
• Teams will be selected in the following order: 1) Teams comprising two players in the singles draw will be accepted; 2) Teams comprising one player in the singles draw and one player not in the singles draw; 3) Teams comprising two players not in the singles draw. If there is a tie in one of these steps, selection order is based first, on highest combined standings using the most recently published Individual Doubles Seeding List; and second, if there is a tie, the team with the player that has the highest combined doubles standing on the list shall be selected first, except that no Late Entry and no team comprised of a Late Entry will be selected before a team comprised of timely applicants.
• Combined Standing: The combined standing of a team is the addition of both teammates' positions on the Individual Doubles Seeding List. For example, if Player A is the #200 player on the list and Player B is the #201 player on the list, the Team of A&B would have the combined standing of 401.
Organizer information
PHIL KING - TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR
philking@cusd.com
(559) 304-1503
WHERE TO FIND US:
CLOVIS EAST HIGH SCHOOL (12 court site/East end of campus)
2940 Leonard Ave
Clovis, CA 93619
REYBURN INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL (6 court site/West end of campus)
2901 N. Dewolf Ave
Clovis, CA 93619
The director's own notes, as published on USTA. Ace reads these too.
Timeline
| Entries opened | — |
| Entries close | Wed, Oct 14, 2:59pm PDT |
| Selections | After entries close |
| Draws posted | Usually the week of |
| Play | Oct 24 – Nov 1, 2026 |
Questions parents ask
Will my junior get in?
No draw is full yet. The tournament director picks the field, so whether a junior gets in is the director's call.
What is a Level 4?
USTA junior tournaments run from Level 7 (local, open to anyone) up to Level 1 (national). Lower number, stronger field, more points. Points run off the round reached, not the draw size: up to 540 ranking points for winning it.
When do we know?
Selections post after entries close (Wed, Oct 14, 2:59pm PDT). Draws usually post the week of the tournament. Text Coach Ace and we will tell you the moment either one lands.
More junior tournaments
One message from Coach Ace, 2 days before the deadline: how full the draw is, what the winner earns, and the link to register.
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