Neutral Site Tournament Venues
Mesa Tennis Center (MTC)
4125 E. McKellips Rd.
Mesa, AZ 85205
Paseo Racquet Center (PRC)
6268 W. Thunderbird Rd.
Glendale, AZ 85306
Scottsdale Ranch Park (SRP)
10400 E. Via Linda
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Admission Fees
High School Sites:
Free
State Tournament Non-High School Site:
$15.00 Adults
$7.50 Students with High School ID
Children five and under admitted free
Tickets available through GoFan
Ticket sales for all AIA state championship events will be conducted digitally. Spectators can only attend events in the postseason by ordering their tickets online through the association's official partner GoFan. Click here to access GoFan's site and from there you will be able to select your championship event.
Official AIA merchandise
Pepwear is the official merchandise provider of the AIA. Wheater it's apparel, hats, bags, patches or other items, Pepwear has everything a participant or a fan needs. Click on shop.azpreps365.com to access Pepwear's full catalog.
AZPreps365.com/NFHSNetwork.com Webcasting
Please note that live streaming rights of all postseason events are held by NFHSNetwork.com. Events broadcasted by AZPreps365.com and/or the NFHS Network are exclusive to those entities for postseason competition. If AZPreps365.com or the NFHS Network are not broadcasting, a school or third party may broadcast using the following three options:
NFHS Network School Broadcast Program broadcasting: If a school plans to stream a postseason event and has an NFHS Network School Broadcast Program account, it can stream through the NFHS Network.
NFHS Network Affiliate Program: A third party wanting to become an NFHS Network affiliate will be granted exclusive rights to a postseason event at no cost. The outlet must stream the event solely to the NFHS Network. The outlet may broadcast the event in its own manner and may keep its advertising. Outlet will also be eligibile for royalties. Sample Affiliate Agreement
Any other means: Outside entities may be able to broadcast an NFHS Network "declined event" with non-exclusive rights. Permission must be granted through the AIA by completing a Media Rights Agreement and agreeing to rights fees. click here for agreement
Souvenir championship programs
Every AIA championship will feature a souvenir program to be offered online only. They can be viewed as a PDF or flipbook style. All programs can be downloaded and are for the most part available on the first day of the postseason for that sport. Click here to see this year's championship programs and also access the archive.
Note: Postseason events are subject to time and date changes and/or venue relocation. Factors include, but are not limited to: location of high seeds, contractual obligations, broadcast commitments, spectator capacity and travel considerations of participating schools.
2024-25 State Tournament Schedule
Division I Team:
Play-In: Fri., April 25, High Seed (if necessary)
First Round: Wed., April 30, 3 p.m., High Seed
Quarterfinals: Wed., May 7, 3 p.m., High Seed
Semifinals: Fri., May 9, 10 a.m., SRP
State Championship: Sat., May 10, 11 a.m., PRC
Division I Individuals:
First Round: Fri., May 2, SRP
Second Round: Fri., May 2, SRP (following first round)
Quarterfinals: Sat., May 3, PRC
Semifinals: Sat., May 3, PRC (following quarterfinals)
State Championship: Mon., May 5, 5 p.m., PRC
Division II Team:
Play-In: Fri., April 25, High Seed (if necessary)
First Round: Wed., April 30, 3 p.m., High Seed
Quarterfinals: Wed., May 7, 3 p.m., High Seed
Semifinals: Fri., May 9, 9 a.m., PRC
State Championship: Sat., May 10, 2 p.m., PRC
Division II Individuals:
First Round: Fri., May 2, MTC
Second Round: Fri., May 2, MTC (following first round)
Quarterfinals: Sat., May 3, PRC
Semifinals: Sat., May 3, PRC (following quarterfinals)
State Championship: Mon., May 5, 5 p.m., PRC
Division III Team:
Play-In: Fri., April 25, High Seed (if necessary)
First Round: Wed., April 30, 3 p.m., High Seed
Quarterfinals: Wed., May 7, 3 p.m., High Seed
Semifinals: Fri., May 9, time TBD, PRC
State Championship: Sat., May 10, 4 p.m., PRC
Division III Individuals:
First Round: Fri., May 2, PRC
Second Round: Fri., May 2, PRC (following first round)
Quarterfinals: Sat., May 3, PRC
Semifinals: Sat., May 3, PRC (following quarterfinals)
State Championship: Mon., May 5, 5 p.m., PRC
State Tournament Team Qualifying
In order to qualify, a school must have played a minimum of eight (8) matches. The top 16 ranked teams and all section champions qualify for the tournament. If a section champion is ranked outside the top 16, the section champion plays a play-in match vs the team in the top 16 at the higher ranked teams’ site rather than replacing them.
Example: Section champions are ranked No. 17 and No. 30. No. 30 will play at No. 15 and No. 17 will play at No. 16. Winner of these matches will be placed in the 16-team state team tournament and will all be seeded according to ranking.
State Tournament Individual Qualifying
Divisions I-III (32-place bracket singles/doubles): The top eight (8) power-ranked teams at the end of the regular season will enter one singles player and one doubles team. The remaining 24 singles players and 24 doubles teams will be selected by the Tennis Advisory Committee. All schools, including the top eight, can submit a tournament entry for a singles player(s) and/or doubles team(s) for consideration to be selected into the draw. The top eight (8) seeds on the state tournament bracket will be placed according to the approved criteria by the Seeding Committee at the seeding meeting. The Seeding Committee will consist of varsity head coaches who will contribute only for the divisions in which their players compete. The state tournament will consist of five rounds and will be single elimination.
State Tournament Seeding Meeting
- Division I coaches: Saturday, April 20 at 10 a.m.
- Division II coaches: Saturday, April 20 at 12 p.m.
- Division III coaches: Saturday, April 20 at 2 p.m.
