114th Annual Junior Open (Grand Prix)

The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department's 114th Annual City Junior Open Grand Prix will be held at Moscone Recreation Center in the Marina district of San Francisco. The tournament will start Monday, July 22 and depending on the number of entrants will end on Friday, July 26. Come play in one of the longest standing tournaments on the West Coast and be part of history!

Street parking can be tricky, please arrive early. Note there is a 2-hour limit in residential street parking (you'll need to move your car to a different block after two hours in the same spot).

Moscone Recreation Center is located at 1800 Chestnut St. San Francisco, 94123.
There are four courts, newly resurfaced. There are no warm up courts available as we need all four for the tournament.
In close walking distance you'll find an incredible variety of offerings for food, beverage, local shopping, grocery stores, even a public library next door! Moscone Recreation Center has a large Clubhouse, indoor and outdoor basketball facilities, two children's playgrounds, a dog walking park, four softball fields, a putting green, and a beuatiful view of Golden Gate Bridge. It's truly a spectacular place to spend the day.

Players are welcome to play both singles and doubles but if you do, you must sign up in the same age category for both. For example, if you are playing 16 singles, you would sign up for 16 doubles (not 14 or 18).

Although the tournament is scheduled for Mon-Fri, it will begin on Monday and last only as long as required depending on sign ups. Moscone Recreation Center has four newly resurfaced courts we will be using for the tournament.

Singles -- best two out of three sets, with a 10-point match tiebreak in lieu of a full third set; regular scoring
If draws have six or more players, singles is First Match Losers Consolation
If draws are five or fewer players, a round-robin will be played
Singles Playoffs -- singles draws with at least six players will have playoffs for 3rd and 4th place
Consolation singles -- 8-game pro set, regular scoring, tiebreak at 8-8 (first to 7-points, win by two)
If draws have five or fewer players, singles will be a round-robin, no playoffs or consolations
Doubles -- best two out of three sets, with a 10-point match tiebreak in lieu of a full third set; regular scoring, single elimination

Singles: For draws with at least six players there will be playoffs for 3rd and 4th place. If you lose in the semi-finals you will still have one more match to play.
Doubles does not have playoffs or consolations

Awards will be given to:
Singles: 1st - 4th place
Singles Consolation: 1st and 2nd place
Doubles: 1st and 2nd place

Please be aware that per USTA guidelines entry fees are non-refundable; we are not able to issue refunds once selections have been made.

Videotaping matches is allowed.

Please be sure to check the draw prior to coming to the tournament. If changes are made within 24 hours of the scheduled start time of your match, the tournament staff will call the number listed on the TennisLink page.

Please check in at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start time of your match. If you check in after the scheduled start time of the match it is up to the discretion of the Tournament Director and Tournament Referee to assess penalty points, games, or forfeit of the match. Be aware that if a player arrives more than 15 minutes after the scheduled start time of the match that player may be defaulted. If you are going to be late please call or text Claudia at 415.225.2385 and give your name, division you are playing in, an estimated time of arrival, reason for lateness, and phone number to call back.