Naples Grande Beach Resort to Host "Little Mo" Regional Tennis Tournament

For the 3rd year in a row, Naples Grande Beach Resort is hosting the “Little Mo” Regional Tennis Tournament this Saturday, September 2-4. Inviting the fiercest competitors, aged 8-12, the format is singles only, best two out of three sets (tiebreaker for 3rd set), with matches being held this Saturday through Monday. Girls and boys compete separately with each division broken into age: Boys 8, Boys 9, Girl 8, Girls 9, etc.

To qualify, the top 8 regional players from across the state in each division are invited to Naples Grande Beach Resort to compete, with respective winners taking home a massive trophy to showcase. All participants, however, are invited to the Player Party for face painting, balloon twister, swimming and more!

About Naples Grande Beach Resort

The resort has 474 guestrooms including 29 gulf view suites and 50 bungalow suites plus more than 83,000 square feet of meeting and event space. Every room features a private balcony with direct views of the Gulf. Guests of the hotel have access to five on-site restaurants and bars, three heated outdoor pools, a full-service luxury spa, 8,000-square-foot fitness center, business center and an award-winning
tennis facility with 15 courts. The property is surrounded by 200 acres of a protected mangrove estuary intertwined with a system of bridges and elevated walking paths that afford access to three miles of beachfront on the Gulf of Mexico. The property is also immediately proximate to the renowned Waterside Shops, Southwest Florida’s most luxurious shopping mall.

About “Road to the Little Mo Nationals” Tennis Tournament

The "Road to the Little Mo Nationals" is a fun, yearlong circuit of sectional, regional, and national tournaments for talented, high-performance players living in the United States. It is designed to provide good competition while also encouraging players to develop new friendships, learn good sportsmanship, and most of all, have fun. The “Little Mo” is also unique in that it gives youngsters the opportunity to gauge their ability against players who are their same age (8’s play 8’s, 9’s play 9’s, et cetera).

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