Welcome to our 2026 Grand Prix Tournament Series! Registration Opens April 1, 2026
APRIL 18 & 25, MAY 2 & 9 | Team Tennis McQueen High School 3:30 - 5:30 |
SATURDAY, MAY 16 | South Reno Tennis Center - Singles |
SATURDAY, MAY 30 | Carson City High School - Singles (Including Red & Orange Ball) |
SATURDAY, JUNE 6 | Damonte Ranch High School - Singles |
SATURDAY, JUNE 13 | Hug High School - Singles |
SATURDAY, JUNE 20 | Zephyr Cove Tennis Club - Singles |
SATURDAY, JUNE 27 | Reno High School - Doubles & Mixed |
SATURDAY, JULY 11 | Nevada Wolfpack Club Team - Singles |
SATURDAY, JULY 18 | Reno Tennis Center - Singles |
SATURDAY, JULY 25 | Spanish Springs High School - Doubles & Mixed |
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 | McQueen High School - Doubles |
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 | Nevada Wolfpack Tennis Team - Singles |

GRAND PRIX TRAINING
The TOP athletes from the Grand Prix series will earn a free training camp in the spring at the University of Nevada with the Wolf Pack Men's Coach Sylvain Malroux and his players in preparation for their summer tournament season. This is a rare opportunity to practice in the University environment where the athletes will train like a college player, work on all aspects of the game, and have a ton of fun!

SJTA TOURNAMENT BASICS
- Singles, Doubles, & MXD
- Round Robin or Draw format depending upon participation.
- All matches will be completed in one day unless weather causes the tournament to start and/or be completed on the following day.
- 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place medals, giveaways and snacks are provided.
- Divisions offered: 12 & Under; 15 & Under; 18 & Under. Divisions may be combined due to number of entries.
- Tournament results will count towards a player's Universal Tennis Rating (UTR).
ABOUT ROUND ROBIN FORMAT OF PLAY
Tournament play is an important part of a junior tennis player’s development. The round robin draw gives juniors an opportunity to compete in more matches than they would play in a single elimination or consolation event.
- Everyone plays the same number of matches whether they win or lose.
- All divisions will either play 8 game pro-sets using no ad scoring or 2 out of 3 sets, depending on number of entries.
- Round- robins will have 5 or less participants in any division.


