Carlos Moya 12 & Under Festival

2024 Carlos Moya 12 & Under Festival

The fourth edition of the season-ending elite event for Europe’s top 12 & Under players took place from 12 to 17 November at the Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar in Manacor, Mallorca.

From this year, the event will be known as the ‘Carlos Moya 12 & Under Festival’, in honour of the former European Junior Champion, world #1 and coach to Rafa Nadal.

➡️ CLICK HERE for a full report from the 2024 event.

Watch Again

📺 2024 Boys Final: Arthur Salafa (FRA) vs. Martin Adamca (SVK)
📺 2024 Girls Final: Elizaveta Anikina (EST) vs. Eva Maria Bulai (ROU)

2024 Fact Sheet | Boys Acceptance List | Girls Acceptance List. 📷 Player Photo Gallery

2024 Category 1 Singles Finals (Boys) | 2024 Category 1 Singles Finals (Girls)

Player Selection Procedure (2024)

Only players from Tennis Europe member nations are eligible to compete at the Festival (Note: Russia and Belarus are currently not eligible to nominate players for this event).
Main Draw: Invitations to the winners of Category 1, 12 & Under Tennis Europe Junior Tour events held between October 16th 2023 and October 13th, 2024 (four (4) weeks before the Monday of the Festival week, last Tournaments week 7th October).
Alternates List: the remaining winners of the Category 1, 12 & Under tournaments in 2024 and runner ups. Held between October 16th 2023 and October 13th, 2024 (four (4) weeks before the Monday of the Festival week, last Tournaments week 7th October).
4 Wild cards per gender at the joint discretion of the Spanish Tennis Federation and Rafa Nadal Academy.
Tennis Europe reserves the right to assign additional wild cards.*
Onsite Alternates for a possible vacancy can be filled by the Spanish Tennis Federation after consultation with Tennis Europe.

*NOTE: A system is in place to ensure that any wild cards are awarded based on merit and is adjudicated by a group of experts. Any announcement of wild cards for the Festival will be made on this page. Tennis Europe contacts the Federations of the players concerned.