Coverage Announcement
Championship Week Rewind
by TennisRecruiting.net, 14 August 2023
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In the world of U.S. junior tennis, it doesn't get any bigger than last week.
From the Southeast - where the junior age groups competed - to the storied venues in Kalamazoo and San Diego for the older age groups, top American juniors were competing on the hard courts for coveted gold balls at the USTA National Championships. Titles were awarded for both boys and girls in all four age divisions (12s, 14s, 16s, 18s).
This week, the Tennis Recruiting Network highlights these prestigious tournaments with our annual Championship Week coverage. Every day, the website will feature articles that detail the events and celebrate the best of the best in American junior tennis.
Here is our full coverage schedule:
Championship Week Series
We kick things off tomorrow morning with our coverage of the Girls and Boys 12s Nationals, and things won’t slow down until we get to the 18s on Friday. Check in each day for recaps of the top boys and girls from across the country.
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