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[Updated: December 10, 2024
Junior Team Tennis Spring 2025
Season Dates: February 1st- April 27th
JTTK Finale Event: May 10
JTT Spring Section Championships: May 17 & 18
Join a Team
Please contact a coach near you to join a team.
Ewa Beach: Coach Kenneth Young & Coach Valeriia Sorokina
Hawaii Kai: Coach Sheldon Kennell & Coach Madeleine Dreith
Kailua: Coach Shane Cashen
Kaimuki / Kahala / Aina Haina: Coach Madeleine Dreith & Coach Jamie Dela Cruz
Kaneohe: Coach Madeleine Dreith
Manoa: Coach Madeleine Dreith
Mililani / Waipahu: Coach Richard Sotelo & Coach Kenneth Young
Royal Kona Resort: Coach Albert Murata
Other Areas: Oceane Adam
[Updated: December 6, 2023]
2024 Junior Team Tennis (JTT) and Junior Team Tennis for Kids (JTTK) Seasons
Spring JTT Season: February 3- April 28
JTTK Finale: May 4th
Spring JTT Sectional Championships: May 17-18
Summer JTTK Season: June 15-July 27
JTTK Finale: August 10
Fall JTT Season: September 7 (3.0/4.0) & September 14 (2.5/JTTK) -November 24
JTTK Finale: December 7
Fall JTT Sectional Championships: December 14-15
Join a Team
Please contact a coach near you to join a team.
Ewa Beach: Coach Kenneth Young & Coach Valeriia Sorokina
Hawaii Kai: Coach Sheldon Kennell & Coach Madeleine Dreith
Kailua: Coach Shane Cashen
Kaimuki / Kahala / Aina Haina: Coach Madeleine Dreith & Coach Jamie Dela Cruz
Kaneohe: Coach Madeleine Dreith
Manoa: Coach Madeleine Dreith
Mililani / Waipahu: Coach Richard Sotelo & Coach Kenneth Young
Royal Kona Resort: Coach Albert Murata
Other Areas: Oceane Adam
[Updated: March, 2023]
JTT & JTT for Kids Spring Season
The 2023 Spring Season is now in progress. The USTA Hawaii JTT Season (ages 9-18), or JTT for Kids Season (12 and under orange and green ball players).
2023 Spring JTT FOR KIDS SEASON FINALE - May 13, 2023 at CORP
2023 Spring JTT SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS - May 20-21, 2023 at CORP
2023 Fall JTT Season - September 23 - November 19
[Updated: April 27, 2022]
Sportsmanship Policy & Code of Conduct
The Section Board recently approved and adopted the USTA Sportsmanship Policy and the Code of Conduct. Effective immediately, all participants, including parents/guardian, athletes, and coaches/managers will be required to sign the Code of Conduct form when registering for USTA Hawaii junior tournaments and leagues. Click the links below for more information.
Code of Conduct - Parent/Guardian & Athlete
About Junior Tennis Team (JTT)
Junior Team Tennis (JTT) is a national youth tennis league for players 9-18 that combines the fun of playing tennis with the character-building aspects of team sports. Each JTT program runs for 10-12 weeks. Teams consist of boys and girls. Each team participates in both practice and match play together, including singles and doubles. JTT is a mixture of a fun and competitive environment where kids learn that working together is a key to success.
About Junior Team Tennis for Kids (JTTK)
Junior Team Tennis for Kids (JTTK) was created for younger kids ages 6-12 to play in a team environment with other players of a similar level. The shorter 6 to 8-week seasons are designed to help younger players comfortably adapt to league play. JTTK also uses larger and softer tennis balls to accommodate kids who are just starting to play.
Seasons & Divisions
Junior Team Tennis: Ages 9-18
Spring Season: February - May
Winter Season: September - December
Divisions: 12 & Under / 14 & Under / 18 & Under
Skill Levels: NTRP 2.5 / 3.0 / 3.5 / 4.0
Junior Team Tennis for Kids: Ages 6-12
Spring Season: February - May
Summer Season: June - August
Fall Season: September - December
Divisions: Red Ball / Orange Ball / Green Ball
PlayTracker for 10U Players & NTRP Ratings
Junior Team Tennis is one of the many ways to earn points towards the USTA’s Youth Progression Pathway. To learn more about the point and rating system, please visit our “Getting Started” page.
Become a Volunteer
The USTA thrives because of our volunteers’ support. If you would like to coach a team or help out at an event, you must first register on Net Generation, the USTA’s youth initiative. Please visit www.netgeneration.com to sign up for a provider account. You will then need to complete the Safe Play online course. For step-by-step registration directions, please see our Net Generation Help Guide.