Qualification complete for 2026 World Tennis 14&U Junior Team Finals

Following qualification campaigns across the world, the line-up for the 2026 World Tennis 14&U Junior Team Finals is now complete.

Previously known as the World Junior Tennis Finals, the competition has evolved into the World Tennis 14&U Junior Team Finals following last month’s rebranding of the International Tennis Federation to World Tennis.

It is a tournament that reflects the World Tennis ethos: rackets in hands, playing opportunities and national player development, all part of a strong talent pathway.

At the Finals, which will take place in Prostejov, Czechia from 3-8 August, 16 boys’ teams and 16 girls’ teams will compete to be crowned champions in the 14-and-under age category. Here are the nations to have qualified:

The World Tennis 14&U Junior Team Finals are a real festival of junior tennis and a major developmental step for players as they continue their progression along the player pathway.

For some, it will be their first taste of international competition, particularly in a team setting, and feeds into the World Tennis mission to provide opportunity all around the world.

Many of today’s top players have developed their skills at this event, going on to represent their nations at senior level, as well as starring at Grand Slams and on the ATP and WTA Tours.

The likes of Carlos Alcaraz, Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Lorenzo Musetti, Elina Svitolina, Alex de Minaur and Mirra Andreeva are just a few to have competed at these Finals in recent years.

Another is Linda Noskova, who was recently crowned Wimbledon women’s singles champion.

Noskova represented Czechia at the 2018 Finals, which is a reminder of what can be achieved in a short space of time and how important this competition is for aspiring players.

 Re-cap the 2025 World Tennis 14&U Junior Team Finals: