Division/Events: OPEN MW (OP) SD, FMLC; X (OP) D, FMLC; NMW (3.0-4.5) SD, FMLC; CM and CW (6.0,7.0, 8.0, 9.0 combined NTRP ratings) D, FMLC; NX (6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, OPEN. See tournament site for more details.

Location: Kossover Tennis Center, 2500 S. Gage Blvd., Topeka, Kansas

Registration: Players must register online through USTA Tennislink under tournament ID 23-51824. You can also enter the following web address into your browser which will take you directly to the Jayhawk Open registration page:
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Proof of current USTA membership is required for this Missouri Valley Sanctioned and USTA Sanctioned event.

Entry Fees: Open Singles: $55; Open Doubles: $35 per player. NTRP Singles; $30 ; Doubles $20; MXD $20

*Maximum Open fee charged per player is $90. NTRP maximum $50. Each with respective Tennislink fees.

Entry Deadline: All players must register by May 24th, 2023 at 11:59 pm CST. No late entries will be accepted. Draws will be posted on USTA Tennis Link on Wednesday, May 31st, 2023.

Player Check-In: Players must check-in at least 15 minutes before all scheduled match time at Kossover Tennis Center. If matches are relocated to indoor sites due to inclement weather, 15 minutes will be allowed for travel and a fee of up to $10 may be charged. Open players must be prepared to play starting at 10:00 am Friday June 2nd.

Entry Limited to 2 events.

Awards: This is a prize money tournament for Open events only.

Open Singles: $1,000.00 will be awarded for First Place in the Men’s and Women’s Open Singles subject to a 16 draw minimum. Must win one match. 50% of prize money will be awarded for draws with 8-15 entries. No prize money will be awarded if there are less than 8 entries in the draw.

Open Doubles: $500.00 will be awarded to the First-Place team in Men’s and Women’s Doubles subject to an 8 draw minimum. Must win one match. No prize money will be awarded if there are less than 8 entries in the draw. MoKanNeb tournament series offers additional prize money. See Tennis link for details.

Scoring: Best 2 of 3 sets; regular scoring with 10-point tiebreaker at 6-6. The tournament director reserves the right to implement alternate methods of scoring in the event of inclement weather. USTA conduct rules and forfeit rules will be enforced.