Tournaments
Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting, a singles or doubles player or aiming for local bragging rights or eyeing national glory, USTA Northern California Tournaments have a spot for you. USTA NorCal tournaments cater to all levels, providing an unparalleled opportunity to enhance your skills and enjoy the camaraderie of tennis.
Tournament Types
USTA NorCal Adult Tournaments come in various formats, ensuring there's something for every player. We've got options based on age, skill level and more. Find the format that suits your style and dive into the action.
NTRP (National Tennis Rating Program) tournaments offer players the ability to play tournaments at their appropriate NTRP rating level. NTRP tournaments offer divisions grouped by level (2.5-5.5) and age (18+, 40+, and 55+) and are offered in singles, doubles and mixed doubles. These tournaments may take place over 1 to 5 days but most commonly are held Friday through Sunday. One-day (Level 7) events are a convenient way for league or recreational players to experience the excitement without the weekend commitment. Join in, meet new players, and enjoy the game in a shorter, action-packed format.
Tournaments with an NTRP Gold Cup Series designation are a level 4 tournament.
Players who compete in tournaments with a Tournament of the Year designation will earn Level 5 ranking points.
NTRP tournaments also allow players to work towards advancing to the NTRP National Championships. Players can qualify for the NTRP National Championships via the Grand Prix - the NorCal Season Finale, the NorCal Qualifier, or the National Standings List. For more details about how to qualify for the NTRP National Championships, click here. For more information about the NTRP National Championships, click here.
IMPORTANT:
Any player participating in a USTA NorCal-sanctioned NTRP tournament must have an NTRP rating.
Violating this requirement or playing below the assigned NorCal self-rating level will result in an automatic 30-day suspension. Furthermore, any points earned in that tournament toward the National Standings List and the seeding/tentative/final rankings lists will be promptly removed.
Stay informed, play fair, and let's keep the game respectful and enjoyable for all.
These tournaments are open to all levels and categorized in five-year increments, spanning from 30 to 100. To be eligible for an age division event, players need to hit the minimum age by December 31 of the scheduled starting year for that division. Age Group division players often travel around the country to compete in different tournaments and on different court surfaces, aiming at the coveted Gold Ball won at a National Championship.
Women’s Intersectional Team Championships:
When: November 10-16, 2025
Where: Phoenix, AZ
North vs South Challenge Cup:
Stay tuned for 2025 information coming soon.
Open Division Tournaments are for all USTA players, no matter your skill level or age. They're the toughest adult tournaments out there, attracting former and current pros, teaching professionals, former and collegiate players, NTRP players and top-ranked juniors. It's a straightforward competition where everyone's welcome to bring their A-game.
The top NorCal Open players qualify for the Grand Prix, which is the culmination of the year.
Click here for a list of 2025 Open tournaments in the NorCal Section.
Take the family bond onto the court and compete in a fun and inclusive setting. Family Tournaments consist of divisions like father-son, father-daughter, mother-son, mother-daughter, parent-child, grandparent, grandchild and husband-wife. Note that a parent and child can enter if they're related by blood, legal adoption or current step relationship.
A child can team up with different parents in various tournaments or different divisions within a tournament. In a division with a minimum age requirement for the parent, the parent must reach the minimum age by December 31 of the scheduled starting year for that division. In a division with a combined minimum age restriction, the combined age of the players will reach the minimum combined age for the division by December 31 of the year during which the division is scheduled to start.
Wheelchair tennis stands out as one of the fastest-growing and most demanding wheelchair sports and enhances mobility, builds strength and improves cardiovascular fitness, offering individuals with disabilities the opportunity to engage in activities with both able-bodied and disabled peers and family members. In singles or doubles matches against able-bodied players, wheelchair players get two bounces while their counterparts get one, adding an extra layer of inclusivity.
Northern California hosts a variety of wheelchair tournaments, featuring recreational, competitive, and quadriplegic divisions. Among them is the annual North-South Wheelchair Challenge, a premier event showcasing the rivalry between the top wheelchair players from Northern and Southern California, vying for glory on the court.
International Tennis Federation (ITF) World Tennis Number (WTN)
In addition to your USTA ranking, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) World Tennis Number (WTN) provides a global standard for players. It is a 40-1 scale, with 40 being a beginner player and 1 being an elite professional. This scale is for all players, regardless of age, gender or ability. If you've played with the USTA within the last 5+ years, either singles or doubles, you have an ITF World Tennis Number. Your WTN updates weekly and therefore presents your most accurate level WTN tournaments are non-sanctioned events and do not count towards a national standing. They offer a competitive yet social option for tournaments where you play against other players at your most current level.
Tournament Structure
The USTA tournament structure offers seven levels of play, complemented by a national ranking system for consistent points distribution.
OPEN FOR ALL LEVELS
Tournaments, spanning Sectional Level 4-7 tournaments sanctioned by the USTA NorCal section and National Level 1-3 events, offer a chance to compete at various levels.
USTA MEMBERSHIP PERKS
USTA members can participate in these tournaments, ensuring you meet the eligibility criteria.
EARN
RANKING POINTS
Ranking points are awarded for each tournament–the higher the level of the tournament, the more points you earn!
NorCal & National Tournament Schedules
Plan your tennis journey with ease! Access the USTA National and USTA NorCal tournament schedules to stay on top of upcoming events.
Rankings
Stay on top of your game with our ranking levels in the different types of tournaments offered. For a breakdown of ranking points, click here.
NATIONAL STANDINGS (WEEKLY)
Published every Wednesday, the National Standings List offers a current overview of player rankings in various divisions. Authorized for selection and seeding purposes, it can be filtered for closed tournaments, allowing inclusion only of residents from a specific Sectional or District Association. Consult the USTA Adult & Family Tournament Regulations for more info.
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AGE GROUP, FAMILY, NTRP & WHEELCHAIR NATL RANKINGS
ITF WORLD TENNIS NUMBER (WTN)
In addition to your USTA ranking, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) World Tennis Number (WTN) provides a global standard for players. It is a 40-1 scale, with 40 being a beginner player and 1 being an elite professional. This scale is for all players, regardless of age, gender or ability. If you've played with the USTA within the last 5+ years, either singles or doubles, you have an ITF World Tennis Number.
Tournament Rules
Stay in the know! The USTA & USTA NorCal have published rules and regulations to serve as your go-to guide for matches without officials and to specify guidelines for tournaments. Click the links below to learn more.
Reminder: USTA Regulations strictly prohibit players from entering two tournaments with overlapping dates by one or more days unless they have prior written consent from both Tournament Committees. Fair play matters.
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Adult Leagues
Whether you're looking for a social tennis experience or a blend of social and competitive play, the USTA Adult Northern California League program has something for everyone. Enjoy the game; connect with fellow players; stay active and forge new friendships. From beginner to competitive match-play, USTA NorCal offers a wide variety of league opportunities for adult players of all ages and levels.
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The Adult 18 & Over League caters to men and women aged 18 and above, with teams categorized by NTRP levels and diverse match formats. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2024 SCHEDULE: The 2024 Adult 40 & Over League has been completed. See photos from Sectionals here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Adult 18 & Over League
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Team Registration: January 20- February 18
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League Season: April 7 - June 13
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Playoffs: June 23-27, July 7-11; July 14-18
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Sectionals: August 8-10; August 15-17
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Adult 18 & Over Daytime League
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Team Registration: January 20- February 18
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League Season: April 7 - June 15
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Playoffs: June 26-29, July 10-13; July 17-20
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Sectionals: August 8-10; August 15-17
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The Adult 40 & Over League targets the largest demographic of USTA Members–men and women aged 40 and over. This league aims to align participants more effectively with players in their age group, offering both singles and doubles. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2024 SCHEDULE: The 2024 Adult 40 & Over League has been completed. See photos from Sectionals here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Adult 40 & Over League
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Team Registration: November 4 - December 2, 2024
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League Season: January 6 - March 16
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Playoffs: April 3-6; April 10-13; April 17-20
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Sectionals: May 9-11; May 16-18
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Adult 40 & Over Daytime League
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Team Registration: November 4 - December 2, 2024
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League Season: January 6 - March 14
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Playoffs: March 24-28; March 31 - April 4; April 7-11
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Sectionals: May 9-11; May 16-18
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The Adult 55 & Over League welcomes men and women aged 55 and above, featuring a match format comprising 3 doubles matches. The league level aligns with the combined NTRP ratings of the doubles partners. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2024 SCHEDULE: The 2024 Adult 55 & Over League has been completed. See photos from Sectionals here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Adult 55 & Over League
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Team Registration: January 20 - February 18
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League Season: March 17 - May 25
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Playoffs: June 5-8; June 12-15; June 19-22
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Sectionals: July 11-13
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The Adult 65 & Over League caters to men and women aged 65 years and older, featuring a match format consisting of 3 doubles matches with combined NTRP levels of 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 and 9.0. This league provides players with the opportunity to engage in weekday team tennis, offering a fun league experience that concludes with Section Championships. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2024 SCHEDULE: The 2024 Adult 65 & Over League has been completed. See photos from Sectionals here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Adult 65 & Over Daytime League
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Team Registration: December 2, 2024 - January 6, 2025
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League Season: February 3 - April 11
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Playoffs: April 21-25; April 28 - May 2
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Sectionals: May 20-22
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The Adult 70 & Over League offers players the chance to enjoy weekday team tennis, with matches scheduled exclusively between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Team Registration: June 23 - July 128
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League Season: August 25 - October 31
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Playoffs: November 10-14; November 17-21
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Sectionals: December 9-11
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The Mixed 18 & Over League caters to men and women aged 18 and above, with teams organized based on NTRP levels. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2024 SCHEDULE: The 2024 Mixed & Over League has been completed. See photos from Sectionals here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Team Registration: November 4 - December 2, 2024
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League Season: January 6 - March 16
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Playoffs: March 27-30; April 3-6; April 7-11
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Sectionals: April 25-27
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The Mixed 40 & Over League, catering to the largest demographic of USTA Members, welcomes men and women aged 40 and over. Teams are organized by NTRP levels and engage in three mixed doubles matches per team match. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Team Registration: April 21 - May 19
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League Season: June 9 - August 17
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Playoffs: August 21-24; September 4-7; September 11-14
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Sectionals: September 26-28
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The Mixed 55 & Over League is tailored for men and women aged 55 and over. Teams are organized by NTRP levels and engage in three mixed doubles matches per team match.
For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Team Registration: June 23 - July 28
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League Season: August 25 - November 2
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Playoffs: November 6-9; November 13-6; November 20-23
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Sectionals: December 5-7
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Combo Doubles League welcomes men and women aged 18 and over, organized by NTRP levels. Teams participate in three doubles matches per team match, with a structure that encourages players of different skill levels to team up. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here for 2024 and click here for 2025.
2024 SCHEDULE:
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Combo Doubles
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Team Registration: July 1 - July 29
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League Season: August 26 - November 3
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Playoffs: November 14-17; November 21-25; December 5-8
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Sectionals: anuary 24-26, 2025; February 7-9, 2025 will be reserved if inclement weather affects any match play during the initial event timeframe.
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Combo Doubles Daytime
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Team Registration: July 1 - July 29
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League Season: August 26 - November 1
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Playoffs: November 11-15; November 18-22; December 2-6
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Sectionals: January 24-26, 2025; February 7-9, 2025 will be reserved if inclement weather affects any match play during the initial event timeframe.
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2025 SCHEDULE:
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Combo Doubles
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Team Registration: June 23- July 28
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League Season: August 25 - Nov. 2
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Playoffs: Nov. 13-16; Nove. 20-23; Dec. 4-7
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Sectionals: TBA
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Combo Doubles Daytime:
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Team Registration: June 23- July 28
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League Season: August 25 - Oct. 31
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Playoffs: Nov. 10-14; Nove. 17-21; Dec. 1-5
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Sectionals: TBA
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The Early Start Reno/Tahoe Mixed 18 & Over League welcomes men and women aged 18 and above. Early start season is designated for the Reno/Tahoe area in order to accommodate weather. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Team Registration: July 8 - July 29, 2024
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League Season: August 19 - November 17, 2024
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Playoffs: December 5-8; December 12-15, 2024
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Sectionals: April 25-27, 2025
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The Early Start Reno/Tahoe Adult 40 & Over League welcomes men and women aged 40 and above. Early start season is designated for the Reno/Tahoe area in order to accommodate weather. For league information on match formats, fees and requirements, click here.
2025 SCHEDULE:
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Team Registration: July 8 - July 29, 2024
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League Season: August 19 - November 17, 2024
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Playoffs: December 5-8; December 12-15, 2024
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Sectionals: May 9-11; May 16-18, 2025
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Tri-Level Team Tournaments are a way for League players to compete together in team, packing all of the action into one weekend event. Men’s and women’s teams, featuring players from three NTRP levels, compete in the following categories based on strength: 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0; 3.5, 4.0, and 4.5; 4.0, 4.5, and 5.0.
Stay tuned for USTA NorCal Tri-Level Team Event opportunities in 2025.
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leagues offered in Northern California
3,450
teams playing
Northern California
65,000
participants in
Northern California
League Player Registration
Players, before registering for a USTA NorCal Adult League, make sure you have the essentials ready including the captain's approval to join and the web address for the team’s home page (your captain can send you the link).
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USTA MEMBERSHIP
Ensure your USTA membership covers the league season. Join or renew today. If you're a current USTA member playing concurrently in another section or recently moved to NorCal, please call our office at 510-748-7373 to get your membership updated.
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RATING
Obtain a valid NTRP rating before registration. CLICK HERE for self-rate instructions. For self-rating assistance, contact an Adult League Coordinator. It takes two to three business days for the self-rate process to be completed. You’ll need to sign a waiver and have your USTA number handy, along with contact information. Registration fee for 2024 is $33.
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REGISTRATION PROCESS
Click on "join a team" from your NorCal player profile and navigate through the division listings to find your appropriate league, division, and team page. Click on “Player Registration” on your Team Page. Complete the checkout process and Pay the non-refundable league fee. Starting from 2023 Leagues, eligible players receive an automatic credit of $29.85 within two weeks of the local league season's end.
League Offerings
USTA NorCal offers adult league opportunities for both singles and doubles for players 18 and older. League seasons typically span 10 weeks, offering a chance for teams to progress to local Playoffs, Sectionals and even the prestigious USTA League National Championships, where teams can represent Team NorCal against the 16 other sections across the nation. Check out the different leagues offered in the section and the 2025 calendar, so you can mark your calendars.
Note: Starting with 2024 Leagues, if a player has not played for a team and or received a default win, and is not required for the at-level requirement, the player will automatically receive a credit of $29.85 within two weeks of the end of the local league season that is good for 12 months and will automatically be applied to a future team registration within 12 months.
Need help finding a team?
If you need help finding a team, USTA NorCal offers the Get Connected service, connecting new members and players with captains and facilities for upcoming Adult League seasons.
League Captain Registration & Resources
Thank you for being a League Captain. Your leadership is greatly appreciated and USTA NorCal has created resources and tips to help you on your journey.
Before the season begins, use this guide to help you walk through all of the steps you need to take. When you’re ready to set up your team, ensure you have a full roster of committed players. Follow these guidelines below for a seamless process:
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REGISTER YOUR TEAM
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Select the league and register your team.
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Enter your name as captain and choose a co-captain (optional). Captains need to have a current USTA membership.
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You can edit this information anytime during the season.
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ENTER HOME COURTS
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If your team is under a Community Tennis Association (CTA), enter the CTA name first (e.g., Bay City). Leave section blank if you're not associated with a CTA.
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Designate the specific court location; your team name will include both the CTA and home facility.
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Teams must have reserved home courts for the season, with permission from the facility.
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If your CTA or facility isn't in our database, email us with the organization details for database inclusion.
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TEAM REGISTRATION & PLAYERS JOINING
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The fee is $33 per player, non-refundable.
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Captains play for free but need to roster before participating in matches.
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MULTIPLE TEAMS
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Players can join multiple teams of the same level, but they must be in different NorCal Areas.
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Only one team can be played for playoffs and beyond.
Additional Information on the Team Registration process
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Players without a computer rating self-rate on the USTA national site.
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Ratings take 2-3 days to transfer to NorCal site.
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Captains can call the NorCal League office for self-rating assistance.
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Captains are responsible for accurate player ratings.
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Grievances challenge both player and captain; upheld grievances lead to penalties.
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Limits players from Section Championship teams forming new teams at the same or lower level in the next season.
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Teams must meet minimum player requirements at the team's NTRP level before the first match.
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Insufficient at-level players result in a loss for the team.
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Each league has a minimum age requirement.
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Players can be removed if they haven't played a match; use the "Remove From Roster" option.
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In 2024 Leagues, non-playing players receive a $29.85 credit within two weeks of the season end, applicable for 12 months.
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Post Season Playoffs and Beyond
USTA Northern California offers various leagues with men's and women's adult, mixed and combo categories leading to championships. At the end of each local league season, teams progress to postseason and championship play.
Playoff Structure: USTA NorCal determines the structure for teams, and the winner is recognized as the Local Area Champion, advancing to Sectional Championships.
Local League Playoffs are the first level of postseason play. Playoffs determine the winning team(s) from each local area.
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Flights: Flights of five or fewer teams have playoffs with the top two teams; six or more teams have playoffs with the top four teams. In the first round, the top-seeded team faces the fourth-seeded team, and the second-seeded team plays against the third-seeded team. The winners then compete in the second round, with the victor becoming the Local Area Champion and advancing to the Sectional Championships.
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Scheduling: Captains may agree not to hold playoffs, and matches must be completed by the scheduled deadline. All playoff matches must be completed by the scheduled deadline. If a match is unfinished, USTA NorCal League staff will conduct a draw, weighted to reflect the playoff positions, to determine the winner.
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EXCEPTION: In leagues with a wild card, if a playoff match isn't necessary for advancement, captains can agree not to play it (2.00D(3)).
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USTA NorCal encourages all teams to anticipate playing in a playoff round. If a team is unable to participate, USTA NorCal will make efforts to offer the playoff opportunity to another team.
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Sectionals are the next step after the Local League Playoffs.
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Leagues Advancing Directly: Adult 55, Adult 65, Mixed 18, Mixed 40, and Mixed 55. Smaller levels of Adult 18, Adult 40 and Combo may advance directly to Sectionals as well.
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Format: Sectionals follow a round-robin and match structure similar to Sectional Championships.
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Winners: Adult 18, Adult 40, Adult 55, Mixed 18 and Mixed 40 in the fall. Adult 65 section champions advance to a January National Invitational.
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The winners of Sectionals advance on to National Championships where teams represent NorCal against the 16 other sections in the country.
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Winners: From Sectional Championships in Adult 18 & Over, Adult 40 & Over, Adult 55 & Over, Mixed 18 & Over, and Mixed 40 & Over.
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Adult 18, Adult 40, Adult 55, Mixed 18 and Mixed 40 advance to National Championships in the fall. Adult 65 and Mixed 55 Section Champions advance to a National Invitational.
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Most Sectionals take place on weekends; Sectionals schedule will group Local Area winners into flights which play round robin format, with 3 to 4 team matches over two days (generally, Fri and Sat). Then flight winners, and sometimes wildcards, advance to semifinals and finals (generally, on Sun).
Check the USTA League National Championship Schedule for more details.
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Designated Dates: Found on the team standings page.
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Responsibility: Home team is the first place team in a flight with a two-team playoff, or first and second place teams in a flight with a four-team playoff. Home captain is responsible for posting the playoff date and time.
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Home Team: The higher-ranked team posts and notifies the away team of the playoff match date and time.
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Notification Deadline: 9 PM on the Monday following the previous segment's conclusion. *Excluding holidays
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Changes: Playoff date and time may not be altered without agreement from both captains.
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Determined by the number of team matches won.
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Tiebreakers:
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Follow a set of procedures involving individual matches
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Head-to-head results
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Loser of the fewest sets
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Loser of the fewest number of games and coin toss.
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Note: USTA NorCal may always modify the standard procedures and schedules when needed. Refer to the USTA NorCal Adult League Rules for additional details.
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Captains can check their team standings under the Team Information tab on their Team Page. Standings prioritize teams based on:
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Total team match wins
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Total individual match wins
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Lowest number of sets lost
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Lowest number of games lost
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Winner of head-to-head matches
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Coin toss
Find the current team lists here.
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Local Area Coordinators
USTA NorCal offers its Adult League program across 17 areas within Northern California. Each area has a dedicated Local Area Coordinator (LAC)–a volunteer champion of the Adult League program. LACs are your go-to contacts for league-related matters, offering guidance on rules, team formation and addressing grassroots-level challenges. From initiating new teams to volunteering at championship events, LACs play a crucial role in enhancing your league experience. They are here to support, connect and ensure your journey through USTA NorCal's Adult League is seamless. Looking for the LAC in your area? Find your local contact below.
Post Season Resources & FAQ Scenarios
Napa / Solano
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Social Play Tennis
Elevate your tennis experience with USTA Northern California’s Adult Tennis Social Play program, perfect for all skill levels. Enjoy casual yet competitive play, meet fellow tennis enthusiasts and build connections both on and off the court. Social Play events are typically offered once a week and rotate at different facilities throughout the USTA NorCal section.
In addition to providing tennis in a traditional but more relaxed setting, USTA NorCal also takes social tennis beyond traditional settings, offering unique experiences in breweries, town centers, and outdoor sports locations. It's tennis with a twist–a perfect blend of competition and camaraderie. Join us for a dynamic mix of tennis excellence and vibrant social connections.
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Flex League
Flex League is tennis designed for your schedule in a social, stress-free setting. Play against similar-rated adults at your convenience; you decide the time and location of matches.
MORE PLAY
Improve your game
FLEXIBILITY
Set match times and locations; you're in control.
GREAT DEAL
Get more matches for your money.
EXTRA PRACTICE
Stress-free, doesn't affect NTRP ratings, but counts for your WTN rating.
SOCIAL
Meet skilled players in your area.
2025 Spring Season
REGISTRATION OPEN:
March 3 - April 6
PLAYING SEASON:
April 14 - June 29
How it Works
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REGISTRATION OPENS
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REGISTER
Sign up on the USTA Flex App for singles (doubles and mixed doubles available in some areas).
Registration Fees:
USTA account required, no membership needed. Singles Fee: $25.
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GROUPING
We match you with local, similarly-rated players and create your personal schedule.
Levels Available:
Men's and women's singles
(NTRP levels: 2.5-5.0).
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COORDINATE & PLAY
Use the USTA Flex app to communicate with opponents and set match details privately.
Areas Offered: East Bay/Diablo, Fresno, Marin, Sacramento, San Francisco/South SF, Santa Cruz/Monterey Bay, South Bay/Peninsula, and now including Napa/Solano. Unsure which area to sign up for? Check our area map before registering online.
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Find a Flex League
LOGIN
Login with USTA TennisLink credentials.
SEARCH LEAGUE
Search for your city/area. Select the league and hit play and join.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
Reach out to us at flex@norcal.usta.com.
For app-related queries, email USTAflex@scalasports.com.
Find more app information here.
2025 Flex Schedule
2025 Spring Season
Season Dates: April 14 - June 29
Registration: March 3 - April 6
2025 Summer Season
Season Dates: July 7 – September 21
Registration: May 26 – June 29
2025 Fall Season
Season Dates: September 29 – December 14
Registration: August 18 – September 21
Special Offer: First League Free
USTA NorCal is offering an incentive for new players and first-time captains to try an Adult League! New players can join their first USTA NorCal league for free with the First USTA NorCal League “Free” promotion. This offer is valid for eligible players new to USTA NorCal leagues. CLICK HERE to learn more and sign up.