Follow your level

Your player page shows your Desk level, the Desk's estimate of how you're playing now, and how it moved this year.

Find your page

Type your name in Search, or open your team in Browse and choose your name on its roster.

Read your level

Your level is the first number at the top of your page, and its label gives the date the Desk last read USTA's results.

Read it against the range your NTRP rating covers: a 4.0 rating covers Desk levels between 3.50 and 4.00.

See which way it's moving

After your level, an arrow and up or down show which way it has moved this year. They appear once it has moved at least 0.30, because a smaller move is often chance.

The chart beside your level plots it after each rated line you played this year, over a shaded strip for your NTRP rating's range.

Check your record, lines and partners

• “2026 record” is your wins and losses on rated lines.
• Every year opens your record for each year, on one page.
• “Recent lines” lists your rated lines, newest first.
• “2026 by league” gives your record in each league. It puts the Desk's count beside your roster's, which can differ.
• “Partners · lines together” lists the doubles partners you've played with most.
• Under “Your season, written”, choose Read your Year in Review when you're signed in and the page is yours.

If your page shows no level

“No Desk level yet” means the Desk has no rated line for you yet. If another player shares your name, read a shared name, and if something looks wrong, report it.

Does your level predict a bump?

No. The Desk doesn't predict a bump for anyone, and whether your NTRP rating moves up at the end of the year is USTA's decision.