Tennis Europe Summer Cups
2025 Tennis Europe Summer Cups
The Summer Cups are Europe's longest-running junior team championships. First organised by Tennis Europe in 1976, and with certain categories dating back to the 1950s, the Summer Cups bring Europe's best junior players together to play for their countries, with spots at the world team championships for players aged 14 and 16 & Under also up for grabs. The 12 & Under competition is presented by Dunlop.
2025 Dates:
12 & Under: Qualifying Rounds - 24-27 July 2025
12 & Under: Final Rounds - 7-10 August 2025
14 & Under - Qualifying Rounds - 25-27 June 2025
14 & Under - Final Rounds - 30 June-2 July 2025
16 & Under - Qualifying Rounds - 30 July-1 August 2025*
16 & Under - Final Rounds - 4-6 August 2025
18 & Under - Qualifying Rounds - 30 July-1 August 2025
18 & Under - Final Rounds - 4-6 August 2025
Draws and Results
Boys 16 & Under Summer Cups - Junior Davis Cup Regional Qualifying
Zone A – Rakovnik (CZE) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Latvia and Poland
Zone B – Rhodes (GRE) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Bosnia & Herzegovina, Cyprus, Great Britain, Greece, Norway, Sweden, Türkiye and Ukraine
Zone C – Latiano (ITA) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Croatia, Israel, Italy, Montenegro, Netherlands, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia
Zone D – Valencia (ESP) | Nominations | Draw | Day 0 | Day 1
Andorra, Bulgaria, France, Portugal, Serbia and Spain (+ Prel: Finland, Georgia, Moldova, Luxembourg)
Girls 16 & Under Summer Cups - Junior Billie Jean King Cup Regional Qualifying
Zone A – Ostrava (CZE) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Croatia, Czechia, Finland, Georgia, Hungary, Slovakia, Sweden and Türkiye
Zone B – Sète (FRA) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Belgium, France, Great Britain, Greece, Israel, Moldova, Norway and Portugal
Zone C – Hamburg (GER, played 17-19 Jul) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3
Austria, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Estonia, Germany, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland and Slovenia
Zone D – Bistrita (ROU) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Bulgaria, Cyprus, Italy, Romania, Serbia, Spain and Ukraine
Boys 18 & Under Summer Cups
Zone A – Karlovac (CRO) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Croatia, Finland, Greece, Italy, North Macedonia, Serbia and Sweden
Zone B – Vichy (FRA) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Andorra, Austria, France, Luxembourg, Malta, Portugal and Spain
Zone C – Targu Mures (ROU) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Bulgaria, Great Britain, Israel, Romania and Slovenia
Zone D – Piestany (SVK) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Czechia, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Türkiye
Girls 18 & Under Summer Cups*
Zone A – Strasbourg (FRA) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Armenia, Austria, Croatia, France, Portugal, Slovakia and Spain
Zone B – Maglie (ITA) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Czechia, Greece, Italy, Poland, Serbia and Slovenia
Zone C – Arad (ROU) | Nominations | Draw | Day 1
Bulgaria, Great Britain, Hungary, Latvia, Romania, Sweden and Türkiye
*3 teams will qualify for the final rounds from Zones A and B, 2 teams will qualify from Zone C.
Boys 12 & Under
Zone A – Rakovnik (CZE) | Nominations | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results | Photos
Austria, Cyprus, Czechia, Malta, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Sweden
Zone B – Dijon (FRA) | Nominations | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results
Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, Israel, Luxembourg and Spain
Zone C – Fuerth (GER) | Nominations | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results | Photos
Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Moldova and Serbia
Zone D – Bucharest (ROU) | Nominations | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results
Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Great Britain, Greece, Hungary, Romania and Switzerland
Zone E – Pamukkale (TUR) | Nominations | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results | Photos
Armenia, Bulgaria, Georgia, Netherlands, Poland, Türkiye and Ukraine
Girls 12 & Under
Zone A – Rakovnik (CZE) | Nominations | Preliminary | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results | Photos
Austria, Czechia, Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia and Ukraine (+ Prel: Belgium, Ireland, Israel and Moldova)
Zone B – Telavi (GEO) | Nominations | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results | Photos
Cyprus, Denmark, Georgia, Great Britain, Hungary, Latvia, Spain and Türkiye
Zone C – Brescia (ITA) | Nominations | Preliminary | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results | Photos
Estonia, France, Italy, Malta, Portugal and Slovakia (+ Prel: Armenia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Luxembourg, Serbia)
Zone D – Craiova (ROU) | Nominations | Group A | Group B | Play-Offs | Results | Photos
Bulgaria, Croatia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Romania, Sweden and Switzerland
Fact Sheets
Boys 12 & Under | Girls 12 & Under
Boys 16 & Under | Girls 16 & Under
Boys 18 & Under | Girls 18 & Under
2025 Results
Boys 14 & Under | Girls 14 & Under
Competition Background
'Tennis Europe Summer Cups' is the collective name for a group of European Team Championship events held across the continent during the summer months. Each event consists of a qualifying competition held at several venues across the continent. The top two* nations from each group qualify for the final rounds. With eight* qualifying venues for each category (4 for boys, 4 for girls), each hosting up to eight* teams, and with 4 age categories in total (12, 14, 16 and 18 & Under), the tournament is easily the largest junior team tennis competition in Europe. Furthermore, four of these events act as the European regional qualifying competition for worldwide junior competitions; World Junior Tennis (14 & Under), the Junior Billie Jean King Cup and Junior Davis Cup by BNP Paribas (16 & Under). To read about the long history of the Summer Cups events, click here.
A new chapter in the history of the competitions began in 2022, when the 12 & Under summer team event formerly known as the Nations Challenge was brought under the Summer Cups umbrella, and presented by Dunlop.
*=numbers may vary slightly depending on the number of entries.
Past Results & Rolls of Honour