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Arizona tennis tournaments, open now

Arizona tennis runs on a reverse calendar: the best months are when most of the country is cold. This page shows Arizona events that are still open for entry, and RallyFlick sends the ones near your ZIP each Monday.

USTA section
USTA Southwest
Tennis players, 2024
About 601,000 across the section (USTA estimate)
Busiest months
October to April
Watch for
Desert heat from June to September

Open tournaments in Arizona

Open now, checked Wednesday, November 11 (ET)

16 open tournaments in Arizona in the next 6 weeks: 12 junior and 4 adult. 3 close within 7 days. Most common levels: Level 7 (6), Level 6 (6), Junior Circuit (2).

  • AdultLevel 618+, 50+, 55+, 60+ and moreCloses within 7 days

    Turkey Tennis Open

    Fri Nov 20 to 22 · Reffkin Tennis Center, Tucson, AZ · From $30

    Entries close Fri Nov 13, 5:59 PM MST · Tournament ID 26-00450

  • JuniorLevel 712s to 18sCloses within 7 days

    Limitless One Set Showdown #8

    Sat Nov 21 · Kiwanis Recreation Center, Tempe, AZ · From $42

    Entries close Sun Nov 15, 2:59 PM MST · Tournament ID 26-87938

  • JuniorLevel 612s to 18sCloses within 7 days

    GCU November Doubles Championship

    Sun Nov 22 · Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZ · From $30

    Entries close Wed Nov 18, 2:59 PM MST · Tournament ID 26-96985

  • AdultLevel 618+, 40+

    Las Sendas Turkey Bowl

    Fri Nov 27 to 29 · Las Sendas - Sonoran Hills Courts, Mesa, AZ · From $50

    Entries close Mon Nov 23, 11:59 PM MST · Tournament ID 26-23076

  • JuniorLevel 612s to 18s

    Tiger Fall Junior Open

    Fri Nov 27 to 28 · Millennium High School, Goodyear, AZ · From $50

    Entries close Sun Nov 22, 2:59 PM MST · Tournament ID 26-08121

  • AdultLevel 718+

    Mistletoe Mixed Doubles

    Fri Dec 4 · Reffkin Tennis Center, Tucson, AZ · From $24

    Entries close Tue Dec 1, 5:59 PM MST · Tournament ID 26-85146

  • JuniorLevel 612s to 18s

    Paseo Christmas Classic

    Fri Dec 4 to 6 · Paseo Racquet Center, Glendale, AZ · From $50

    Entries close Sun Nov 29, 2:59 PM MST · Tournament ID 26-87570

  • JuniorUnsanctioned12s to 18s

    Aces for ALS - Fundraiser

    Sat Dec 5 · Mountain View High School, Mesa, AZ · From $25

    Entries close Tue Dec 1, 5:59 PM MST · Tournament ID 26-55858

See this week's full list

Live from official USTA listings, filtered to open registration, no UTR- or WTN-only events, and no selection-only levels. Always confirm divisions, fees and deadlines on the official event page before you enter. RallyFlick is not affiliated with the USTA.

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Who runs tennis in Arizona

Arizona is part of USTA Southwest, based in Scottsdale, which also covers New Mexico and El Paso County, Texas. In the Phoenix area, USTA Phoenix organizes local programs. The USTA's 2025 report estimates about 601,000 players in the Southwest section in 2024, a smaller base than the coastal sections, with most of the tournament activity concentrated in metro Phoenix and Tucson.

How tournaments work here

Junior events in Arizona follow the Southwest section's levels, from entry-level events for new players up to ranked levels. Adult players have age-group tournaments and NTRP-level draws, and the Phoenix area also hosts section championships and invitationals for adults during the cooler months. With fewer events than the big coastal states, one good weekend can matter a lot, which makes deadline reminders useful.

Seasons and weather

October through April is prime time in Phoenix and Tucson. In summer, desert temperatures push play to early mornings and evenings, and the calendar thins out. Flagstaff and the high country run the opposite way, with their best weather in summer.

Arizona cities

Questions

Is Arizona its own USTA section?

No. Arizona is part of USTA Southwest, with New Mexico and El Paso County, Texas.

Are there tournaments in Arizona in the summer?

Fewer, and they tend to start early in the day. RallyFlick shows whatever is open in your drive time, in any season.

Can adults use RallyFlick in Arizona?

Yes. Adult 18 and over and 40 and over players are covered, on their own or with juniors.

Other states: Florida · California · Texas · Georgia · New York · North Carolina · Illinois · South Carolina. Or see the national list for this week.

Sources

Event counts and lists come from our own weekly check of official USTA listings. Updated 2026-11-12.

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