Guide for Players

Once you have a World Tennis ID and a Tennis Europe Account, you are eligible to join thousands of other junior players participating in the Tennis Europe Junior Tour. Follow the steps below, where you will find everything you need to know to prepare yourself to play on the Tour!

Should you then have any further questions, please check our FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) and Rules and Regulations documents.

1. REGISTERING FOR YOUR IPIN

All players must have a valid World Tennis ID (formerly known as IPIN), issued by World Tennis to enter and play on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour. It is important that you sign-up and pay for your World Tennis ID well in advance of the Entry Deadline to be sure to have it in time.

Your membership is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase and is non-refundable. Each player should have only ONE ID.

Click here to visit the World Tennis Tour Zone website and sign up for your ID. Follow the instructions on the site. You will need to give your name, date of birth, email address and some other data, and then identify yourself among the names that appear on screen.

Once done, you will receive an email containing a link that activates your World Tennis Tour Zone account. Thereafter you select your password and pay the annual fee for ID membership, which for juniors is US$ 70.

If you would like to renew your existing World Tennis ID membership, you must login to your account on the World Tennis Tour Zone website here, go to 'My Profile', followed by 'Circuits' and select the option 'Renew Membership'.

Note: World Tennis requires that any junior player aged 18 and Under with an active ID competing on the World Tennis Tour (Juniors) must complete a series of mandatory online courses. For more information, please contact communications@world.tennis.

Players that only compete in Tennis Europe events (12/14/16&Under), are not required to complete the courses.

2. TENNIS EUROPE ACCOUNT

In addition to the World Tennis ID, you need to register for a Tennis Europe Account here: /member/createaccount.aspx.

Follow the instructions on the screen. You need to create your user name and password. This can be the same or different from the one you selected for your World Tennis ID if you wish. When all is filled in click 'submit'. You can now enter tournaments on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour.

You can click your name in the top right corner of the Tennis Europe site at any time to open your profile. There you can reassign tournament priorities until the Entry Deadline.

Step by step instructions on creating a Tennis Europe Account

3. GUIDELINES FOR MANAGING YOUR ENTRIES

For in-depth, printable guides to entry and withdrawal procedures, plus general information about tournaments, refer to the documents below:

Online Entries | Entry Form (pdf) | Entry Form (Excel) | FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

All entries must be made:

- online at www.tenniseurope.org (preferred method),

- by email, attaching and sending the above Entry Form to juniors@tenniseurope.org.

4. WITHDRAWALS

If you need to withdraw from a tournament you do so online from your Tennis Europe account.

You can use the online withdrawal at any time until the 'Sign in Deadline', but if you withdraw after the Withdrawal deadline and have been accepted to a Main Draw or Qualifying Acceptance list, you will have a late withdrawal penalty.

Login to your Tennis Europe account, go to the Online Entry tab and find the tournament you wish to withdraw from. Clicking the 'Withdraw' button will take you to a confirmation box, and once you click OK in that box you will be withdrawn from that event. Withdrawals can be viewed by changing the "filter by:" box to Withdrawals.

If you cannot withdraw online, you can do so by email, filling in the Withdrawal Form, making sure to include both your World Tennis ID and Tennis Europe Account name, and sending it to juniors@tenniseurope.org.

Withdrawing from Events Online | Withdrawal Form (.pdf) | Withdrawal Form (Excel)

5. PLAY!

Congratulations - you are ready to enjoy playing on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour!

Now it's time to train your brain! We strongly recommend that all players view our Junior School videos, designed to help young athletes prepare to compete in international tournaments and to get ready for life on the junior and professional tours.