USTA Names U.S. Teams for the 2026 World Tennis Masters Championships
USTA has named the American teams for the 75+, 80+ and 85+ World Team Championships in Crete. Here is what the association has announced about the event and its next stage.
The U.S. Tennis Association (USTA) has named the players who will represent the United States at the 2026 World Tennis Masters 75+, 80+ and 85+ World Team Championships. USTA says the team competition is scheduled for October 18–23 on red clay at Kalimera Kriti Hotel & Village Resort in Crete, Greece.
USTA’s October 15 announcement is the source for the selections, dates and format in this report. The association says the event will bring together 78 teams from 27 nations; its published information remains the right place to check for changes.
A national team event across six divisions
USTA lists U.S. teams for the men’s 75+, 80+ and 85+ divisions and the women’s 75+, 80+ and 85+ divisions. The named players represent communities across the country, including Florida, California, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico and North Carolina.
For readers following the U.S. side, the announcement is most useful as a clear roster and calendar marker. It is not a forecast: the teams have been named, but the competition has yet to be played.
What comes after the team competition
USTA says the individual championships are scheduled for October 24–31 at the same Crete site. That sequence gives the week a second chapter for readers following the age-group international calendar. Dates, draws, venue access and any local arrangements remain matters for the official organizers to confirm.
The event also offers a reminder that the national racquet-sport calendar has more than one way to follow competition: team formats, individual draws, local club play and travel all have different planning needs. CourtCore’s guide to planning tennis around a resort checkout is a separate, practical reference for building flexibility into a court-centered itinerary.
How to follow the announcement responsibly
For the most current roster, match and event information, refer back to USTA and the relevant official event channels. CourtCore is reporting the association’s announcement and does not represent USTA, the ITF or the resort. No result, access arrangement or participant appearance should be assumed from this news item alone.
Reporting note: This story is based on USTA’s October 15, 2026 announcement. CourtCore has no commercial relationship with USTA. The accompanying image is an original conceptual editorial illustration and does not depict the event, resort or any participant.