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Select a tournament level, draw type, and round to see exactly how many USTA junior ranking points are awarded. No estimation. These are the real point values USTA publishes.
USTA junior rankings are a rolling 12-month accumulation of points from sanctioned tournaments. Your best results count. Points from events older than 12 months drop off automatically.
Tournament levels run from L1 (the National Championships) down to L7 (local entry-level events). The higher the level, the more points available at every round.
Main draw vs. consolation: Main draw points are awarded by round reached. Consolation points are a flat rate per round won. They add up, so don't walk out early.
L6 and L7: These levels use a wins-based formula instead of a fixed table. Each win earns a set number of points, with a bonus for reaching the final or winning the event.
The full table for every level, with worked examples: how USTA junior points are worked out. And whether a result will move the ranking: will this tournament help?