"Little Mo" Tournaments
2024 "LITTLE MO" TOURNAMENTS
We are looking forward to seeing all of our players again this year and welcoming new families for all of the fun, festivities, and memories on and off the tennis court! Thank you so much for your support of the "Little Mo" and a special thank you to our tournament sites, volunteers, and proud sponsors: Jersey Mike's Subs ("Title Sponsor"), Tennis Competitors of Dallas (TCD), Wilson Sporting Goods Company ("Official Racquet, String, and Ball"), Lucky in Love Kids ("Official Apparel"), Ethos School ("Official Sponsor"), Palm Beach County Sports Commission (PBCSC), and Arlington Sports Commission (ASC). The "Little Mo" is truly a "one of a kind" tournament for young tennis players held in honor of tennis legend Maureen "Little Mo" Connolly Brinker. These special events are focused on new friendships, great sportsmanship, and competitive matches with approximately 2,500 youngsters from over 70 different countries competing annually. We hope you and your family will join us for one or more of our tournaments this year!
2025 "Little Mo" Regionals / Internationals
We are aiming to post our 2025 tournament schedule by February/March of next year. When it is available, it will be posted on our MCB website (www.mcbtennis.org) under the "Tournaments" tab. We will most likely be following a very similar schedule compared to this year, which is still included on our website. In the meantime, we would recommend signing up for our monthly newsletter to ensure that you receive the most up-to-date information throughout the year. If you are not already subscribed, you can sign up on our MCB website (www.mcbtennis.org) at the bottom of the page.
27th Annual "Road to the Little MO Nationals"
The "Little Mo" tournaments feature the youngest and brightest stars in junior tennis. They are designed to provide outstanding competition at the regional, national, and international level while also encouraging players to develop new friendships, learn good sportsmanship, and most of all, have fun. The "Little Mo" is unique in that it gives talented, high-performance boys and girls (ages 8-12) the opportunity to gauge their ability against players born in the same year from around the USA.
"Little Mo" Regionals
The "Little Mo" Regionals are open to any player who lives in the United States and its territories (ages 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12). The top four yellow ball players (semifinalists) in each age division from each qualifying regional tournament will advance to the prestigious “Little Mo” Nationals in Austin, Texas.
East
Regionals
Palm Beach Gardens Tennis Center
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
April 27-29, 2024
South
Regionals
Arlington Tennis
Center
Arlington, Texas
May 25-27, 2024
WEST
Regionals
Berkeley Tennis
Club
Berkeley, California
July 20-22, 2024
North
Regionals
Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning
Bronx, New York
September 1-3, 2024
"Little Mo" Nationals
Austin Tennis Academy
Austin, Texas
September 27-30, 2024
"Little Mo" Internationals
The "Little Mo" Internationals are open to any player worldwide (ages 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12). The “Big Mo” divisions have also been added in Colorado and Florida for ages 13, 14, 15, and 16. Singles, Doubles, and Mixed Doubles will be offered for all age divisions. There will also be many fun activities including an Opening Ceremony, Player Parade of Nations, Player Clinic, Player Party, Group Photo, "Mo" Coins for prizes, and the "Little Mo/Big Mo" Booth!
Colorado
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs, Colorado
June 28 - July 3, 2024
New Jersey
West Orange Tennis Club
West Orange, New Jersey
August 17-21, 2024
Florida
Palm Beach Gardens Tennis Center
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
December 6-11, 2024
The "Little Mo" Slam
If a player wins their yellow ball division at all 3 "Little Mo" Internationals in the same year, they will take home the tallest trophy in junior tennis - 6 feet tall! For more information and to see past winners, click here.
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WHY PLAY "LITTLE MO" TOURNAMENTS?
Watch the 15th Annual "Little Mo" Internationals in Florida - Opening Ceremony as well as a surprise visit from tennis champion, Reilly Opelka. See what makes the "Little Mo" Tournaments so special!
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