Coaching Team: Lorena Rouillon Jimenez and Jaume (Tato) Rouillon Jimenez (Know Your Coaches)
The US Junior National Team competes in the Padel America Junior Circuit and represents the US in the Padel America Cup and the World Championships.
Upcoming Major Tournaments: (Read the full team program here)
TBD
The USPA follows the rules and guidance of FIP and Padel America, please click here for their documents.
FIP defines the following categories for competitions by age
• Under 12: Must not have reached the age of 12 by 1st of January of the year of the competition.
• Under 14: Must not have reached the age of 14 by 1st of January of the year of the competition.
• Under 16: Must not have reached the age of 16 by 1st of January of the year of the competition.
• Under 18: Must not have reached the age of 18 by 1st of January of the year of the competition.
• Under 20: Must not have reached the age of 20 by 1st of January of the year of the competition.
The only competitions that are considered “official” are the ones for “under 14”, “under 16” and “under 18” categories.
The competitions for all other categories are considered “not official”.
The minimum age to be eligible and be part of a Junior National Team is to be not less than 11 years old by 1st of January of the
year of the competition.
The US National Padel Team completed its America Padel Cup matchup against Ecuador in Quito this past weekend, losing narrowly 5-4 in the overall tie.
After winning the U16 draw, Cantu and Berlanga stepped up to the U18 category and won that too. They went 3-0 in the group stage, to then meet Lola Rose Caceres and Luciana Cogorno in the final.
The United States National Padel Team is set to compete in Quito, Ecuador, from April 16 to 19, facing the host nation in the America Padel Cup.
From April 10–12, Padel X Miami will host the FIP Promises Miami 2026, an international junior tournament drawing competitors from across the Americas across five age and gender categories: U14, U16, and U18 for both boys and girls.
Nine American pairs punched their tickets to the Miami Premier Padel P1 after two days of competitive padel at Urban Padel in Doral, Florida.
On March 19 and 20, the country’s top players will take to the courts at Urban Padel in Doral, Florida, competing in the USPA Wild Card Tournament for the chance to earn entry into the Miami Premier Padel P1.
From February 27 through March 1, Woodlands Padel hosted the first FIP Promises event of the year in the United States, and the country’s young players delivered across every division.
In a display of depth across age categories, the USA finished third overall, tying with Chile with a total of 304 points. The team’s success was anchored by dominant performances in both the Men’s and Women’s categories.
The USPA is excited to announce the US National Senior Women’s Padel Team, featuring a dynamic lineup of skilled competitors who embody the remarkable expansion of padel throughout the United States.
