High School Tennis

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USTA Opportunities for High School Players

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Junior Team Tennis

An affordable, coed league with teams of 4–8 players. Matches are team-based, last approximately two hours, and are played on two courts. This is a fun and effective way for players to gain leveled match experience.

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Level 6 & 7 Tournaments

Level 6 and 7 Junior Tournaments offer an entry level tournament experience for the high school player looking for more competitive play experience.

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Opportunities for High School Players

Explore USTA PNW programs designed to support high school players through team play, skill development, and leadership opportunities.

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USTA Opportunities for High School Coaches

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Provider Grants

Each May during National Tennis Month, USTA Pacific Northwest offers grants of up to $500 to support high school tennis kick-off events or jamborees.

Funding helps providers, schools, and programs create engaging experiences that introduce and celebrate tennis in their communities. Limit one grant per provider, school, or program. Email us to learn more.

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