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Live Blog: European 14 & Under Championships

Live Blog: European 14 & Under Championships

156 top players from 39 Tennis Europe member nations are in Most, Czechia, to participate in the European 14 & Under Championships from 20-26 July. 
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ℹ️ Draws, Results & Information

πŸ”— Boys Singles | Boys Doubles | Order of Play - Results
πŸ”— Girls Singles | Girls Doubles 


πŸ›œ Live Scoring, Streaming & Photos

πŸ“± Live scoring is available here.
πŸ“Ί Czechtennis.tv provides live streaming from 8 courts here. You can follow the live action from Centre Court below.
πŸ“·Check out our Photo Gallery - updated daily. 

 

πŸ“° Latest News - Day 1

20.07.2026 - 14:30 - MEET THE TEAMS

Our photo gallery has now been updated with images from the Opening Ceremony, including team photos of every participating nation, captured by Burak Gölge.

 

20.07.2026 - 09:30 - JUNIOR SCHOOL & COACHES MEETING KICK OFF PROCEEDINGS  
It’s the first day of action at the Championships, and play begins at 10am following this morning’s Opening Ceremony.

Sunday evening was a busy one for the participants, with a special Tennis Europe Junior School session taking place, as well as the first-ever EJC Coaches’ Meeting, where national team coaches were invited to brainstorm and give feedback about the event to the staff of Tennis Europe’s Junior Tennis Department. The meeting saw the coaches split into three groups to discuss issues such as the Junior Tour rules, rankings, the Junior Championships, and meet with Sophie Pink and Eilidh Le Bouille - representatives from the ITIA (International Tennis Integrity Agency).

Meanwhile at the Junior School (pictured, below), participants were treated to a welcome gift of official Tennis Europe apparel from partner Fourteen and settled to hear presentations and discussions on Diversity and Inclusion with guest Ines Ferrer - Spain's national coach and also a Junior Tour Tournament Director - and from the event's host city of Most. The ITIA once again was involved, informing the young athletes about the essential topics of Anti-Doping and Anti-Corruption. Photos from both meetings can be found on our dedicated Gallery.

From off-court duties, to on-court battles today. With the seeds due to make their debut on Tuesday follow first round byes, today's 45 matches will determine their opponents. We’ll have more news and analysis later today.

 

πŸ“° News - Day 0

19.07.2026 - 18:00 - PREVIEW

The wait is over. Tomorrow, 158 of Europe's most promising 14 & Under players from 39 nations will begin their quest for European Junior Championship glory as the event's 50th edition gets underway in Most, Czechia.

Hosted by the Czech Tennis Association for a ninth consecutive year, the Championships once again bring together the continent's leading young players. Europe's #1s Richard Mitchell (SUI) and Mariia Kocherzhenko (UKR) head the seedings, but the battle for the titles promises to be fiercely contested with 8 of the Top 10 boys and girls in action. Alongside the European titles, the singles winners will earn 250 ranking points and secure their places at the Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo this October.

The European Junior Championships have long provided a glimpse into the future of the sport. Former champions include Carlos Alcaraz, Holger Rune, Iga Swiatek and Daria Kasatkina, while 13 singles champions and 14 doubles champions have gone on to reach world No. 1.

Stay tuned throughout the week as we bring you the latest results, standout performances and behind the scenes coverage from Most.

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