Junior Internationals are tournaments held in Great Britain that are part of the ITF junior circuit or the Tennis Europe junior tour. The ITF junior circuit caters for juniors in the 18U age group, whereas the Tennis Europe Junior Tour caters for players in the 16U, 14U and 12U age groups.
Tennis Europe (TE) Tournaments
12&U
Wild Card events for 11U players will be available on the Competition Management System for the Queenswood and Repton events. More information on these events coming soon
12U Ranking points
12U Domestic Tennis Europe events for 2021 will also be sanctioned as LTA Grade 2 events; these events will be published on the LTA Competition Management System.
Please note that 12U Tennis Europe events taking place overseas will not be sanctioned by the LTA and as such not receive any domestic ranking points in line with the Tennis Europe ranking system.
14&U
Wild Card events for 13U players will be available on the Competition Management System for the Queenswood and Repton events. More information on these events coming soon
FIRST TIME ENTERING?
Once you have an IPIN and a Tennis Europe Account, you are eligible to join thousands of other junior players participating in the Tennis Europe Junior Tour. Follow the steps below, where you will find everything you need to know to prepare yourself to play on the Tour!
STEP 1. REGISTERING FOR YOUR IPIN
All players must have a valid IPIN (International Player Identification Number), issued by ITF to enter and play on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour. It is important that you sign-up and pay for your IPIN well in advance of the Entry Deadline to be sure to have it in time.
Your membership is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase and is non-refundable. Each player should have only ONE IPIN.
Click here to visit the ITF website and sign up for your IPIN. Follow the instructions on the site. You will need to give your name, date of birth, email address and some other data, and then identify yourself among the names that appear on screen.
Once done, you will receive an email containing a link that activates your IPIN account. Thereafter, you select your password and pay the annual fee for IPIN membership, which for juniors is US$ 40.
If you would like to renew your existing IPIN membership for 2021, you must login to your IPIN account on the ITF website here, go to 'My Profile', followed by 'Circuits' and select the option 'Renew Membership'.
STEP 2. TENNIS EUROPE ACCOUNT
In addition to the IPIN, you need to register for a Tennis Europe Account here: /member/createaccount.aspx.
Follow the instructions on the screen. You need to create your user name and password. This can be the same or different from the one you selected for your IPIN if you wish. When all is filled in click 'submit'. You can now enter tournaments on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour.
You can click your name in the top right corner of the Tennis Europe site at any time to open your profile. There you can reassign tournament priorities until the Entry Deadline.
Step by step instructions on creating a Tennis Europe Account
Should you then have any further questions, please check our FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) and Rules and Regulations documents.
ITF Tournaments
FIRST TIME ENTERING?
In order to register for a tournament, you need an IPIN membership. Visit the IPIN section of the ITF World Tennis Tour website for details relating to the IPIN online services or go to IPIN.itftennis.com
If you are an existing member and cannot remember your password, click “Reset Password”. This must be the email address registered to your IPIN account and you must have access to this email address. If you don’t have access you will need to create a new account and then email ipin@itftennis.com and ask them to merge your old and new account.
If you are registering for the first time, please click “Sign up now”.
AGE ELIGIBILITY RULE
Please note that in order to be eligible to play, a player needs to have reached their 13th birthday on or before the start of the singles main draw of the tournament they are competing in. There are also limits to the number of events that a player can compete in based on their age. Please see the 'Age Eligibility Rule' section of the ITF rules and regulations for more details.
Guide to entering and FAQ's for ITF, Tennis Europe Events
Guide
Calendars & More Information
View the Junior Internationals calendar
View the Tennis Europe website for full information on Tennis Europe Junior Tour
View the ITF website for full information on the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors