How to View and Complete Your Player Profile

From your player profile you can access your USTA Section/District, your NTRP Rating, Tournament Information, your WTN, Suspension Point information, National Ranking and a brief overview of yourself. If you would like more information on the sections of your Player Profile or have other questions, please refer to these articles:

• View Your Schedule and Manage Your Registrations 
• The Player Profile Results Tab
• How to Check Tournament Rankings
• Adult NTRP Self-Rate 
• How to View the NTRP Rating in the Player Profile
• ITF World Tennis Number FAQs 
• Understanding Suspension Points in Tournaments 

If you would like to access or complete your individual Player Profile or your child's Player Profile, please follow the steps below.

View your Player Profile on your USTA Account

View the Player Profile on your Child's Account

Complete your Player Profile

View your Player Profile on Your USTA Account

From your USTA Account you can view and manage your Player Profile.

• Visit USTA.com and click SIGN IN.

• Sign in to your USTA Account. 
  • Choose one of the sign-in options, input your credentials, and sign in.
  • If you need help with signing in, please refer to the USTA Account Troubleshooting Tips.

• Access the Profile tab.
  • Once you are logged in, click on the User Icon on the top right-hand corner.
  • Click on Profile from the drop-down menu. This will bring you to the Profile Tab.

• Review your profile information.
  • From the Player Profile tab, you can access your player information, which includes the tournament schedule and results.
  • If applicable you can also view your NTRP rating, WTN, and Suspension Points. 
  • High school-aged players and parents will see information that encourages junior players who have achieved a certain WTN singles rating to seek out college opportunities.  Please reference the example shown below.
    
    • If you would like to view your WTN profile, click on your ITF Tennis ID.
  • If you would like to complete your Player Profile with additional information about yourself, please click here.

View the Player Profile on your Child's Account

From your USTA account, you can view your child's Player Profile, if they're connected to your account. If your child's account is not connected to your account, please login to your child's account and follow the instructions to Access your Player Profile on your USTA Account. If you would like to connect your child's account to your account, please click here.

Please Note: If a child is under 13 they must be connected to a parent/guardian account.

• Visit USTA.com and click SIGN IN.

• Sign in to your USTA Account. 
  • Choose one of the sign-in options, input your credentials, and sign in.
  • If you need help with signing in, please refer to the USTA Account Troubleshooting Tips.

• Access the Family tab.
  • Once you are logged in, click on the User Icon on the top right-hand corner.
  • Click on Family from the drop-down menu. This will bring you to the Family tab.

• Access your Child's Profile.
  • Click VIEW PROFILE for the child whose registrations you would like to view. 

• Review your child's profile information.
  • From the Player Profile tab, you can access your player information, which includes the tournament schedule and results.
  • If applicable, you can also view your WTN, and suspension points. 
  • High school-aged players and parents will see information that encourages junior players who have achieved a certain WTN singles rating to seek out college opportunities. Please reference the example shown below.
    • If you would like to view your WTN profile, click on your ITF Tennis ID.
  • If you would like to complete your Player Profile with additional information about yourself, please continue to the next section of the article.

Complete the Player Profile

If you would like to fill out your Player Profile with optional additional information about yourself, please follow the steps below.

• Access the About tab.
  • Click on the About tab under your personal information.

• Add in the optional personal information.

  • Fill in the boxes with some information about yourself, your dominant hand, backhand, primary playstyle, favorite surface, and your height.

• Finalize your profile.

  • Review the player terms of use at the bottom of the page.  If you agree to the terms, please check the box. 

    • It's necessary to review and agree to this information in order to display your profile publicly. It allows other USTA players to view the information in the About section of your profile.

  • Once you've completed updating your profile, click Save.