Champions and runners-up of the 2026 ITF World Tennis Tour Junior J100 receive prizes at the Huzhou International Clay Court Tennis Center. [Photo/Tide News]

The 2026 ITF World Tennis Tour Junior J100 concluded at the Huzhou International Clay Court Tennis Center in Wuxing district, Huzhou, Zhejiang province, on May 23, after a week of fierce competition.

The finals for boys' and girls' singles took place on the morning of May 23, where players impressed with their energetic play, powerful serves, and precise smashes. After over four hours of intense competition, the champions and runners-up were decided.

The J100 tournament, a prestigious event in the global junior circuit, is open to players aged 13 to 18 and is well-recognized for its professionalism. This is the second year that the competition has been held in Wuxing, while the Huzhou International Clay Court Tennis Center, Asia's largest clay court venue, provided high-quality facilities.

This year's tournament attracted over 120 young players from 12 countries and regions, including Russia, the United States, Germany, Australia, and Japan. The event was free for residents, offering them a chance to experience international-level tennis.

Zhao Yongxu, head of the organizing committee, noted the event's adherence to international standards and its impressive online reach. He highlighted plans to continue hosting high-profile tennis events, leveraging Huzhou's excellent clay courts to boost the city's sports and tourism sectors.