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North Carolina tennis tournaments, open now
North Carolina has two strong tennis metros, Charlotte and the Triangle, plus a steady calendar in the Triad, the coast and the mountains. This page shows events across the state that are still open for entry, and RallyFlick sends the ones near your ZIP every Monday.
- USTA section
- USTA Southern, with USTA North Carolina
- Tennis players, 2024
- About 3.3 million across the Southern section (USTA estimate)
- Busiest months
- Spring and fall
- Watch for
- Piedmont summer heat
Open tournaments in North Carolina
Open now, checked Wednesday, November 11 (ET)
31 open tournaments in North Carolina in the next 6 weeks: 29 junior and 2 adult. 8 close within 7 days. Most common levels: Level 7 (10), Level 6 (8), Junior Circuit (7).
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JuniorJunior Circuit10s to 14sCloses within 7 days
DOCTA Fall Junior Tennis Circuit
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JuniorJunior Circuit10s to 12sCloses within 7 days
Grateful Gobbler Jr. Circuit
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JuniorLevel 712s to 18sCloses within 7 days
CTP Fall Finale Dominant Duo 12s/16s with 14s/18s Mixed
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JuniorLevel 712s to 18sCloses within 7 days
CTP Fall Finale Dominant Duo 14s/18s with 12s/16s Mixed
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JuniorLevel 712s to 16sCloses within 7 days
Charlotte Tennis Plus Fun Next Gen 12U|14U|16U
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JuniorJunior Circuit10s to 18sCloses within 7 days
Matthews Junior Championship
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JuniorLevel 614s to 18sCloses within 7 days
November Greensboro Indoor NL6 #2 (BG14 & BG18)
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JuniorJunior Circuit10s to 18sCloses within 7 days
TAG Elite Jr. Fall Bash
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 North Carolina 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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Who runs tennis in North Carolina
North Carolina is part of the USTA Southern section, the largest USTA section by participation, at about 3.3 million players in 2024 according to the USTA's 2025 report. USTA North Carolina, based in Greensboro, is the state association. Nielsen's 2026 Local Tennis Fandom Index ranks Charlotte eighth among U.S. markets.
How tournaments work here
Junior events follow the Southern section's level system, from entry-level tournaments for new players to ranked events for experienced juniors. Adults have age-group tournaments and NTRP-level events across the state. Because the population is spread across several metros, families on the edges of the Triangle, Triad and Charlotte often have a choice of events in two directions.
Seasons and weather
Spring and fall are the busiest seasons. Summer is hot in the Piedmont and on the coast, while the mountains stay milder. Winter brings more indoor events. Winston-Salem hosts a professional event, the Winston-Salem Open, each August.
North Carolina cities
Questions
Which USTA section covers North Carolina?
USTA Southern, with USTA North Carolina as the state association.
Can I see events in both Charlotte and the Triangle?
Yes, if they fit your drive time. RallyFlick searches by distance from your ZIP.
Are adult North Carolina tournaments included?
Yes. Adult 18 and over and 40 and over players get their own picks.
Other states: Florida · California · Texas · Georgia · New York · Arizona · Illinois · South Carolina. Or see the national list for this week.
Sources
- 2025 U.S. Tennis Participation Report (USTA)
- USTA sections directory
- USTA North Carolina
- Nielsen Local Tennis Fandom Index, 2026
Event counts and lists come from our own weekly check of official USTA listings. Updated 2026-11-12.
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