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California tennis tournaments, open now
California is split between two USTA sections with different calendars, websites and habits. This page pulls both into one list of events that are still open for entry, and RallyFlick sends the ones near your ZIP every Monday.
- USTA sections
- USTA Southern California and USTA Northern California
- Tennis players, 2024
- About 2.2 million in SoCal and 1.4 million in NorCal (USTA estimates)
- Busiest months
- All year on the coast
- Watch for
- Inland summer heat, winter rain up north
Open tournaments in California
Open now, checked Wednesday, November 11 (ET)
175 open tournaments in California in the next 6 weeks: 151 junior and 24 adult. 31 close within 7 days. Most common levels: Level 7 (61), Junior Circuit (51), Level 6 (45).
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AdultLevel 718+Closes within 7 days
Biola NTRP Round Robin (3.5-4.0) Friday event afternoon/night
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JuniorLevel 712s to 18sCloses within 7 days
17th Annual K&W Winter Junior Tournament, San Diego (Sat: Boys; Sun: Girls)
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JuniorJunior Circuit10s to 12sCloses within 7 days
BAWT Rising Star 10-12U OGY Singles🟠🟢🟡
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JuniorJunior Circuit10s to 14sCloses within 7 days
Match Tough Tennis Academy, Woodland Hills
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JuniorLevel 712s to 18sCloses within 7 days
NTP Fall Tennis Tournament, Northridge
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JuniorJunior Circuit10s to 16sCloses within 7 days
Reuts 10-16U OGY Singles🟠🟢🟡
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JuniorLevel 712s to 18sCloses within 7 days
Sunshine Holiday Tournament, Monrovia (Saturday)
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JuniorLevel 712s to 18sCloses within 7 days
USTA SoCal Discounted Event at Lakewood Tennis Center (Sat: Girls; Sun: Boys)
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.
Get open tournaments near your ZIP in California every Monday. RallyFlick checks every listing live, keeps only what you can still enter, and ranks it for each junior and adult player in your household.
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Yearly is $7 per month, billed annually ($84 a year), with a 14-day free trial. Your card is collected at checkout, and nothing is charged until day 15.
Who runs tennis in California
Southern California is run by USTA Southern California, based in Santa Ana, which covers the Central Coast to San Diego and inland to the Inland Empire and the Coachella Valley. The north is run by USTA Northern California, based in Alameda, which also serves northwest Nevada. In the USTA's 2025 participation report, Southern California had the highest participation rate of any section in 2024, at 10.1 percent, and about 2.2 million players. Northern California was close behind at 9.7 percent and about 1.4 million players. The same report puts Palm Springs and the San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose area in the top five U.S. metros for tennis search interest.
How tournaments work here
Juniors in both sections move from entry-level events, such as Junior Circuit and Level 7, toward Level 6 and Level 5 as they collect results. Because the two sections publish separately, a family near the line between them, around the Central Coast or the Central Valley, can miss good events by searching only one. RallyFlick searches by distance, not by section, so both show up. Adult players will find age-group tournaments and NTRP-level draws in every major metro, plus large events in the desert during the spring.
Seasons and weather
Coastal California plays all year. Inland valleys get very hot in summer, so events there start early. Northern California can lose some winter weekends to rain. March brings the BNP Paribas Open to Indian Wells, and the desert hosts a busy stretch of amateur events through the cooler months.
California cities
Los Angeles
Open events within 30 miles, with local context.
San Diego
Open events within 30 miles, with local context.
Bay Area
Open events within 30 miles, with local context.
Questions
Which USTA section am I in?
If you live from San Luis Obispo County south, including Bakersfield, the Inland Empire and the Coachella Valley, you are generally in USTA Southern California. North of that, you are in USTA Northern California. RallyFlick searches by distance, so the section line does not hide events from you.
Are California junior events crowded?
Popular draws in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego and the Bay Area can fill before the deadline. RallyFlick flags events whose entries close within 7 days, so you can register before a draw fills.
Does RallyFlick cover adult players in California?
Yes. Adult 18 and over and 40 and over players get the same Monday email, with age-group events near their ZIP.
Other states: Florida · Texas · Georgia · New York · Arizona · North Carolina · Illinois · South Carolina. Or see the national list for this week.
Sources
- 2025 U.S. Tennis Participation Report (USTA)
- USTA sections directory
- USTA Southern California
- USTA Northern California
Event counts and lists come from our own weekly check of official USTA listings. Updated 2026-11-12.
Start your Monday email
Set up your players, then start yearly with a 14-day free trial, or go monthly at $12 with no trial. On yearly, nothing is charged until day 15. You can cancel anytime.
Yearly is the recommended pick: $7/month, billed annually ($84/yr) after a 14-day free trial. Your card is collected at checkout, and nothing is charged until day 15. Monthly has no free trial: $12 is charged at checkout. Both plans renew automatically, and you can cancel anytime.
For two players, yearly is $126 a year after a 14-day free trial, with nothing charged until day 15. Monthly is $18 a month, charged at checkout, with no trial. Each additional player in the same household is half price, up to 4 additional players. Both plans renew automatically, and you can cancel anytime.