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Want to obtain a National Ranking?

• The USTA ranks players in five year age increments from 30 through 90 for men and women, singles and doubles.
• A player must play in one (1) Category I National Championship in the age division in which the player seeks to obtain a ranking.
• Earn points based on round reached in event.

1. PPR Table
2. Feed-in PPR Table

Want to obtain an ITF (World) Ranking in 2012?

• The ITF ranks players in five year age increments from 35 through 85 for men, 35 through 80 for women, singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.

1.  ITF Ranking Overview

• Earn points through play in ITF graded tournaments. USTA Category I tournaments are ITF Grade 2.

Want to play/compete with family members?

• Family Divisions available include Father(Mother)/Son(Daughter) combinations as well as Husband/Wife.
• Tournaments count toward a National Ranking.

Plan NOW to play in a USTA National Championship Tournament

• What:  Each year the USTA holds four (4) Category I National Championships in each age division on different surfaces: hard; grass; clay; and indoor (hard) courts.  There are numerous Category II National Championships which are also held each year on various surfaces.
•  Who:  Any USTA member who meets minimum age requirement by December 31.  No minimum rating/ranking requirement.
• Where:

1. 2012 CATEGORY I WOMEN'S AND MEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
2. 2012 CATEGORY II WOMEN'S AND MEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
3. 2012 FAMILY NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS                                                  

• How:  Entry details available online at: 2012 Cat I Schedule; 2012 Cat II Schedules