The 2026 Tennis Europe Junior Masters is taking place this week at the Monte-Carlo Country Club. The round-robin event brings together Europe’s top-performing boys and girls in the 14 & Under and 16 & Under categories, competing for one of junior tennis’s most prestigious titles.
This year’s line-up is particularly strong; all four #1s in the Race to Monte-Carlo powered by Smartshot will be present, aiming to capture the prestigious title and secure the year-end top ranking. Between them, the players have won 1,211 matches on the Junior Tour this season, accruing a total of 71 singles titles.
The event format sees the competition played over four days with the eight qualifiers in each category split into two round robin groups, guaranteeing three live matches before a final day of placement matches and a final between the two group winners. Click here for a full rundown of the 32 elite players in action. Former champions include Rafa Nadal, Kim Clijsters, Alexander Zverev, and Belinda Bencic.
ℹ️ Draws, Results & Information
Boys 14 & Under - Group A | Group B - Girls 14 & Under - Group A | Group B
Boys 16 & Under - Group A | Group B - Girls 16 & Under - Group A | Group B
Order of Play | Media Guide | Player Profiles | Roll of Honour
📺 Live Streaming + Live Scores📱
Click for Live Scores, courtesy of IONSport | Live Streaming is provided by Orange Lion Sports and is available from all four courts on Tennis Europe's YouTube channel:
Court 1 | Court 2 | Court 3 | Centre Court ⬇️
📢 Latest News - Day 1
21.10.2026 - 09:30 - OPENING CEREMONY
Under cloudy but brightening skies, the 32 players are currently taking to the centre court for the opening ceremony. Play is due to begin at 10:15. We'll be here throughout the event with the latest news, interviews, social media highlights and more...
21.10.2026 - 09:00 - ABOUT LAST NIGHT
The eve of the Championships was blighted by persistent rain, playing havoc with the players' practice plans, but the Monte-Carlo Country Club was still a hive of activity. The players got together on Tuesday afternoon for the Tennis Europe Junior School, which began with an introduction to Tennis Europe and a fun game of Heads or Tails to test their knowledge. Olivier Lesimple from Dunlop then joined the players for a Q&A session on sponsorship in tennis, before the afternoon turned to a group brainstorming activity. The players were invited to share their opinions about the Junior Tour's digital ecosystem, discussing the online features they would find most useful and offering their perspectives on the future development of the Tour's data services.