What is the World Tennis Tour Juniors?
The World Tennis Tour Juniors is the junior circuit of World Tennis, for players aged 18 and under: "980 tournaments in 130 nations" across six levels, with the junior championships of the four Grand Slams above them, all feeding the World Tennis Tour Junior Rankings.[3][4][1] [2]
What are its levels?
Tournaments are graded J30, J60, J100, J200, J300 and J500 by ranking-point value, with the junior Grand Slams above them; World Tennis also runs junior team finals of the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup for players aged 16 and under, and the World Tennis 14&U Junior Team Finals.[3][1] [2]
Why does the junior tour matter?
The circuit produces the World Tennis Tour Junior Rankings, and "the top eight juniors at the end of the year" meet at the season-ending World Tennis Tour Junior Finals. Junior rankings and J-level titles record a player's international results before the professional tour.[3][1] [2]
Who competes?
Players aged 18 and under, at tournaments in 130 nations, from J30 events through the junior Grand Slams.[3][1] [2]
References
- World Tennis (ITF) — official site. Accessed 2026-10-01.
- ITF — World Tennis ranking points tables. Accessed August 2026.
- World Tennis — World Tennis Tour Juniors. Accessed 2026-10-01.
- World Tennis — Rankings. Accessed 2026-10-01.