2010 USTA League Tennis Rules
For
All Divisions
1.
The 2010 USTA League Tennis
Regulations, together with such supplemental rules as may be promulgated by
the various Districts and Local Leagues and approved by the Sectional League
Coordinator, constitute the rules of USTA League Tennis in Mid-Atlantic
Section.
2.
At a minimum, each District in the Mid-Atlantic Section shall publish
written rules governing (a) the information necessary for a local league to be
recognized by the District and organized in TennisLink; (b) the progression of
local league winners to District championship events, and District championship
participants to Sectional championship events; and (c) the filing,
investigation, and adjudication of grievances and appeals arising out of Local
League or District Championship play within its jurisdiction.
3.
Players with a valid computer rating established according to
USTA-approved computer methodology must enter a USTA League Tennis division at
that rating or higher. Any individual who circumvents this requirement by
acquiring multiple, false or misleading (e.g., variants on the same name) USTA
membership numbers shall be disqualified from further participation in any USTA
League Tennis program for a period of 12 months from the date of disqualification
and all matches played by such persons will be declared forfeit, or any other
appropriate penalty determined by the Section League Committee.
4.
When first entering the Leagues program, players without a computer
rating are required to answer questions on-line regarding their player history
and then declare a self-rating on TennisLink. In making their self-rating
decision, players must consider the NTRP Guidelines posted on the TennisLink
website; their on-court performance against established league players;
relevant
5.
TennisLink is the official and exclusive system for registering teams
and players, and reporting match scores and standings for the USTA League
Tennis program. No person may participate on a League team, and no local league
may commence, without first registering via TennisLink. All local league
seasons must start and finish in the same calendar year. No local league
winner may advance to championship level competition until all scheduled
matches have been recorded in TennisLink.
6.
Match results must be
reported on TennisLink within 72 hours of the completion of the team
match. This may be done by either the
winning or losing team captain, or their designee. Failure to do so shall cause
the local coordinator to instruct that the match be scored as a Double
Default. The non reporting captain, or
designee, must log in to
TennisLink and confirm or dispute the reported
match scores within 48 hours after they have been reported. After that time,
TennisLink automatically blocks any attempt to edit or otherwise contest
reported results, which are deemed final and complete with no further right of
challenge.
7.
A team match should not remain uncompleted for more than seven days
after its scheduled date or the deadline for completing
local league match play, whichever occurs first. (This does not preclude a
local coordinator from formally re- scheduling
a match date/time where local circumstances require, so long as established
dates for completing local play are not
violated.)
8.
If a player arrives late for a local league match, local
league penalties for lateness apply.
However, the player is still entitled to a 5 minute warm-up.
9.
Per National Regulations, a team must have enough players
present to have a mathematical chance of winning a match, or the entire match
must be defaulted. Further, if a team
defaults an entire team match for any reason during round robin play, then all
matches of that team played, or to be played, shall be null and void. If all teams in contention for the championships
have already played the defaulting team in good faith, the matches stand as
played. The Section may impose further
sanctions or penalties on said team.
10.
Player Dynamic NTRP ratings are automatically recalculated in the
national database on a daily basis throughout the season unless some unforeseen
technical problem prevents it. As a result, inputting match results in proper
chronological order (the order in which they are played) is essential. If as a
result of system-driven recalculations, a player's Dynamic NTRP rating reaches disqualification
level three times, and if that player has an A, S, M, T or D rating:
a.
During local league: all matches played at that
level shall be forfeited. The player may register on a team at the higher level
if otherwise eligible to do so. The Sectional office shall issue notice of NTRP
disqualification promptly to the player and the Team Captain as designated on
the TennisLink team roster, with a copy to the District League Coordinator.
(Captains and players are encouraged to provide e-mail address information when
registering on TennisLink, and to update such information as necessary, to
facilitate timely notice in the event of disqualification.)
b.
During District or Sectional
Championships:
computer calculations shall be run and new ratings produced after each team
match. Players who accumulate their “third strike” (considering all matches
reported in the database to that point) shall be immediately disqualified, and
the championship tournament matches played by such players shall be considered
6-0, 6-0 wins for the opposing player or doubles team pursuant to Rule
3.04D(2)a-b. In the event that the Scorekeeper is unable to connect to
TennisLink in "real time" during a championship event, upon notice to
that effect the Tournament Committee may make an irrevocable election to
suspend Rule 3.04A(2)a and instead follow the procedure outlined in Rule
3.04A(2)b for the event in question. Whenever such an election is made, Rule
3.04D(2)c shall likewise be in effect.
11. The Mid-Atlantic Section delegates to each
of its Districts the authority vested in it by Rule 3.01B to limit the number
of players that appear on a team roster.
12. USTA League Tennis
Regulations Rule 3.01H(5) authorizes players and captains to participate on
more than one team under certain conditions.
Specifically in Mid-Atlantic Section and for any Division, whether or
not that division results in Sectional Championship competition:
a.
Same league, same level: a player/captain
may play on or captain one team at the same level within the same local league.
b.
Same league, different
levels: a player/captain may play on or captain more than one
team in the same local league, so long as each team is at a different NTRP
level.
c.
Different local leagues: a player/captain
may play on or captain more than one team, regardless of the NTRP level, if
each team is in a separate local league.
d. Player limitation for
leagues which advance to Sectional Championships: In local level leagues of:
1.
four or more teams, only two players who are registered on the same
team may be members together on any other team in the same Division during the
same season.
2.
three or less teams, three players may be members together on another
team in the same Division during the same season.
3.
exception - three players may be members together on another team in
the same Division during the same season in the Super Senior, Super Duper,
Senior Mixed and Super Senior Mixed Divisions only, regardless of the number of
teams in their local league.
The infraction occurs at registration.
Where
violations of this rule occur, penalties are established as (a) immediate
disqualification from the second (or any subsequent) team of all players who
are members together on another team, except for the first two (or where
authorized, three) such players, the order of registration as recorded in
Tennislink being the determinative factor, unless a player has not played a match for either team, then the player may select
which team to be removed from; and (b) forfeiture of all matches played by
the disqualified players on behalf of the second (or any subsequent) team. The
disqualified players may continue to participate on their other team(s) without
penalty, and to register for additional teams consistent with this Rule #12 and
any District or local registration deadlines.
13. For purposes of
qualifying, all matches played prior to District
Championships are considered to be local league matches.
14. The Mid-Atlantic Section will
use the scoring format described in Rule 3.01G (match tiebreak in lieu of a
third set) at all Sectional league championship tournaments, including
the Coman tiebreak procedure. In addition, for the Mixed Doubles Division only,
the Sectional Championship tournament shall be organized using combination
ratings of 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0 and
10.0. The 5.0 level will comprise of 2.5
players only, with no combined ratings allowed.
15. The team certified by each
District Leagues Administrator as its District Championship winner at each NTRP
level is entitled to advance to the Sectional championship tournament. The
Districts must certify their winning teams to the SLC by July 12th
for Mixed Doubles, July 25th for Adult, September 4th for all Senior
Divisions except Super Senior, which must be
certified by September 15th. Where the SLC has determined that a
full draw is appropriate but not available using the District entry procedures
described above, a wildcard entry may be extended to a District based on a
random draw, being made proportionately to the number of teams at that level in
each District, until the draw is filled. No District may receive the benefit of
more than one "wildcard entry" per level, except where the SLC has
determined that it is appropriate. To be eligible to advance to Sectional championship
competition, a team must have registered the minimum number of players required
by Rule 3.01B and played the minimum number of matches required by Rule
3.01H(1) by: June 7th for Mixed Doubles championship
competition; July
5th for Adult league championship competition; August 16th
for all Senior league championship competition, including Super Duper and
Senior Mixed;
August 30th for
Super Senior league championship competition.
16. Winning teams not able to
participate in the corresponding Sectional Championship tournament must notify
the Sectional League Coordinator and their District Coordinator of their
intention not to participate at least ten (10) days prior to the start of the
Tournament. Teams who violate this rule shall be reported to the Chairman of
the Section League Grievance Committee for investigation and appropriate
disciplinary action. Penalties will be severe, up to and including being
banned from league play for the following league year. Upon notification that a
winning team is unable to advance, the second place team may advance in its
place. If the second place team is unable to participate, the Sectional League
Coordinator shall determine whether that District shall retain its right to
place an entry in that specific level or flight.
17. In the event that a person is
a captain of or player on more than one team at the same level in the same
division advancing to the same Championship event, that captain or player shall
transmit written notice in advance to the District or Section office (as
appropriate) declaring which ONE team (s)he will represent at that event. Such
declarations are binding only for the duration of the event where the conflict
arises, and must be received at the appropriate District or Section office at
least 3 days before the start of the tournament. All Declarations received will be considered
confidential to other teams. In the
event no Declaration is received and a person captains 2 teams, or a player
competes for 2 teams at the same level, in the same Division, then all matches
played/or captained for the 2nd team will be disqualified.
18. Players/teams leaving a
Sectional Championship tournament before completing their entire schedule of
assigned matches and without the Tournament Director’s approval shall be
reported to the Chairman of the Section League Grievance Committee for
investigation and appropriate disciplinary action. Penalties will be
severe, up to and including suspension or other sanctions for the following
league year.
19. At all Mid-Atlantic Section
League Championship tournaments, match line-ups are due to the Tournament Desk
30 minutes prior to the scheduled start of each team match. Failure to turn in
line-ups on time shall result in an automatic $50.00 cash fine for each such
occurrence. Any such fine must be paid before the offending team will be
allowed to play its scheduled match. Match times are tentative and play will be
on a “followed by” basis. The Tournament Desk has the right to call a match to
begin play up to 30 minutes before the scheduled start time, assuming courts
are available to do so. Once a match has been called, the USTA’s Point Penalty
System applies and will be strictly enforced.
20. In the event that a player is
not notified of his/her disqualification before the deadline for submitting the
team's next line- up, and the Team Captain
has scheduled the disqualified player to participate in that next match, the
Team Captain may substitute an eligible player into the position vacated by the
disqualified player. No other line-up adjustment (reorganizing doubles teams or
repositioning players, etc.) is permitted.
21. Super Senior Move-up/Split-up. Super Senior
teams who advance to National Championships may move up one level as a team or
must disperse to form new teams, using the following formula: Of the players who participated at Nationals,
no more than 3 may stay together the following year. The exception is, if their local league had 3
or less teams, then 4 players may stay together.
Approved
by MAS Leagues Committee: 11-09-09 Approved by MAS Board of Directors: 11-20-09
The Mid-Atlantic Section has
adopted TennisLink technology as the exclusive means for player
registration for all USTA League Tennis teams in the Section. While TennisLink
handles player additions in the normal course and subject to District
deadlines, it does not have a mechanism by which the Section can limit
player sign-ups consistent with applicable Roster Size rules. Moreover, by
vesting individual players with the authority to “join” a team via TennisLink,
it is possible that (a) a player could sign up for a team without the captain’s
knowledge or approval; (b) a player could sign up for the wrong team, by
entering an incorrect Team Code; or (c) a captain could violate the Section’s
Roster Size rules without triggering any system warning or notice to
administrators. For these reasons, Mid-Atlantic Section adopts this Player
Deletion Form and recommends its use in all local leagues.
USTA League Tennis
Player Deletion Form
(Not In Effect until Received by Local League
Coordinator)
One Player Deletion form per player.
1 The following player listed on my roster is now
inactive and should not be counted for purposes of determining my team’s
compliance with any applicable Roster Size limitation. I understand that once a
player has been declared inactive, he/she is ineligible to participate further
in League competition as a member of this team for the balance of the program
year.
____________ ____________ __________
(Printed
player’s name) (Player’s USTA
Number)
(Date registered)
Please indicate who receives a refund,
if applicable. Player Team
Captain
1 The
following player appears on my Team Roster without my approval
and should be removed. (Not applicable if a player has
participated in one or more matches for this team):
____________________________ ________________________ __________________
(Printed player’s Name)
(Player’s USTA Number) (Date registered)
__________________ _/____/__ ______/_____ ________________ _________
Team number
(code) Date Level County Team Captains signature
Date
Received_________________ By___r____________________________/_ _______
Local League Coordinator.
County
MailingAddress player/captain: ________________________________________________________
Refund Policy: No refund of the convenience fee charged by TennisLink is ever in order. Consult your District office regarding its policy for refund of any other league fees collected. No refunds are issued once a player has played a match. In all cases, a completed Player Deletion form must be on file at the District office before a refund request may be considered. Where such requests are granted, players should anticipate receiving their refund check at the end of the season. Where local leagues collect a separate local league fee via TennisLink, decisions regarding refunds of such fees lie with the local league sponsor.
Howard County
All Divisions
2010
League
Coordinator: Liz Baker rerbaker@comcast.net
410-489-4693
League
Administrator: Jim Lawson jamesjlawsons@aol.com 410-531-2553
Kate Dowd is the Level Coordinator for
Circle D. clubexec@aol.com
Julie Seanez is the Level Coordinator for
Cattail Creek: snavigator63@aol.com
The
Team
and Player Registration: All teams and players shall initially register using the
TennisLink system on the USTA Web site www.national.usta.com At least (6) six players in Mixed (3
women and 3 men) must be registered in order for the team to be activated in
Tennis Links, except (8) players for
adults in all levels except 2.5, 5.0, and 5.5, where (5) must be
registered.
Self-Rating must be
completed through TennisLink.
- When first entering the Leagues program,
players without a computer rating are required to answer questions on-line
regarding their player history and then declare a self-rating on
TennisLink. In making their self-rating decision, players should consider the
NTRP Guidelines posted on the TennisLink website; their on-court
performance against established league players; relevant tennis history
including frequency of play and instruction; and general fitness. Once
made, the self-rating declared by the player shall apply to all Divisions
until superceded by a computer-generated rating established
according to USTA-approved computer methodology.
- Players
who have a computer rating from 2006 or before, must self-rate. The rating of established
players should be taken from the relevant year NTRP Ratings List available
on the Mid-Atlantic Section website. A computer rating is valid for three years or until
another rating is generated.
Players who are 60 years or older during the 2010 championship year
will have valid computer ratings on file in TennisLink for the last
2-years. They must self-rate if their NTRP rating is older than 2 years.
The self rating must be completed through TennisLink.
Applies
to play-offs.
Where
the
1.
Winner
of the most individual matches.
2.
Loser
of the fewest number of sets
3.
Loser
of the fewest number of games
If
the above procedures do not break the tie, the winner shall be determined by their head-to-head playoff according
to Friend At Court.
Each winning team of an NTRP division will advance
to the District Playoff. If for any reason the winning team cannot play in the
district playoff, the Captain must notify the League Coordinator immediately
upon completion of the regular season schedule. In that event, the second place
team will advance to the district playoff (any ties at second place shall be
broken using the above procedures). In the event these procedures do not
resolve the tie, a head-to-head playoff will be used to determine the team to
advance. The League Coordinator will schedule the playoff.
Play-offs. If a player qualifies at
the same level, same Division, that player must declare which one team that
player will play on. In the event there was not a declaration, the first match
played will be the declaration. If a player plays for one team and that same
player is on another team roster that advances and qualifies, that player is
allowed to play on that team. All matches played prior to District Championships
are considered to be local league matches with consideration to District Rule
13. (eligibility to advance)
Columbia Captains
must send a team roster with CA numbers (or note non-member) along with one
check payable to “Columbia Association” for local league fees to Jim Lawson,
If
players are added after the initial roster is submitted, complete an Additional Player Form and send it
along with local league fees to the League Administrator (Jim Lawson). (See
captains package). Only the “additional
player form and one (1) check is necessary.
All local league fees for each player must be paid prior to such player
participating in any League play. Payments must be postmarked on or before the
player’s first date of play. Any match played by such player prior to all
required payments being made shall be forfeited subject to the League
Coordinator(s).
Players may be deleted from the roster by
completing a Player Deletion Form and sending it to the League
Coordinator (Liz Baker). Player deletion will be effective when signed by the
League Coordinator. Completed
forms may be emailed to rerbaker@comcast.net.
Court Assignments: When teams play at the Athletic Club
(AC) for all divisions except for Adults on Friday and Sunday, the #1, #2 and #
3 doubles teams will play on courts A and B and C, respectively. On Saturday
at the AC, use courts B, C and D. In the Bubble, #1, #2 and
#3 doubles will play on courts 5, 4 and 3, respectively. It is the responsibility of each Captain or
designee to ensure players are playing on the correct court and against
opponents listed on the scorecard.
COURT LAYOUTS:
Athletic Club
|
Court A |
Court B |
Court C |
Court D |
Viewing area
Owen
Brown Bubble
|
Court 3 | 3D |
| X XX |
|
Court 4 | Court 2 2D | |
|
Court 5 | Court 1 1D | |
Entrance
.
|
Ct
1 |
Ct
2 |
Ct
3 |
Ct
4 |
Ct
5 |
Ct6 |
CLUB HOUSE |
Ct
7 |
Ct8 |
Ct9 |
CT10 |
CT11 |
|
#3D
AC |
#2S |
#1S |
#3D |
#2D |
#1D |
|
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|
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|
Owen Brown Outdoors
|
Ct
10 |
#1S |
Ct
9 |
#3D |
|
|
Ct
11 |
#2S |
Ct
8 |
#2D |
|
|
Ct
12 |
|
Ct
7 |
#1D |
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Club
House |
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Staff may
assign other courts
Spectators are allowed to observe
matches inside the Owen Brown Bubble so long as both team Captains or
designees agree. No Captain or spectators are allowed on court at the Athletic
Club except when called to court by player.
Court
Fees:
Court fees must be paid prior to the start of play. Tennis balls will not be issued or play
permitted to begin until the fees are paid. Teams failing to follow this rule
are subject to default.
Cancellation
policy: (72-hour cancellation notice required).
Unless
a written notice has been sent to Liz Baker and Jim Lawson, 72 hours in
advance, all court fees, for the defaulting position(s), is the
responsibility of the defaulting team. If courts are utilized by others,
players shall assume court cost.
Administration fees: See separate details for each division.
Coaching and Spectators: Spectators are allowed to observe matches
inside the bubble (outside sidelines and imaginary extensions thereof) as long
as both team captains or designees agree. Spectators and captains are to
observe match play from the 2nd level viewing area at the Athletic Club.
Captains or team representative are always allowed to observe match play unless
ejected by a USTA Official. Captains must not interfere with play unless called
to the court by a player. If called, both Captains should be present during any
discussions. Coaching is not permitted at any time during the match
Tennis
Balls: CA, Circle D, and Cattail
will provide tennis balls. The Home Team captain should secure the tennis balls
from the desk staff. As noted above, tennis balls will not be issued if
appropriate fees have not been paid.
Team Captains: Team
captains are allowed to captain/co-captain only one (1) team in the same
division at the same level.
Roster
Size: Up to twenty (20)
players may be carried on a roster for all levels, except for 2.5 and 5.0,
where the maximum is 12 players. Any player[s] in excess of the player limit
shall be ineligible for play. The player last added to the roster that causes
the violation shall be ineligible to play. Players may be added to the roster. See
details for each Division.
Bathroom Visits and
penalties: Last 15 Minutes of Match Play: Bathroom visits will be allowed during the
last 15 minutes of regulation time or any extension thereof for a Match
Tiebreak subject to a (3) THREE GAME PENALTY. No bathroom visit may extend into
the last 15 minutes of scheduled time without 3 game penalties.
Prior
to the last 15 minutes of a match: Bathroom visits are limited to 10 minutes
starting from the time a player arrives at the bathroom facilities. Opponents
are encouraged to accompany those going to the bathroom to assure compliance. A
Monitor, if present, may also keep track of the bathroom visit time. If the 10
minute time limit is exceeded, a one point penalty shall be assessed for up to
5 minutes late. A game penalty will be assessed for 5 to 10 minutes late, and a
match retirement after 10 minutes late, i.e., more than a 20 minute bathroom
break.
On Court Monitors: If
available, monitors may be called to the court to observe matches and correct
OUTCALLS, call foot faults, invasions, not ups etc. Court Monitors will not
have the authority or use of the Point Penalty System (PPS)
Problem match: If there is a problem on
the court with outcalls or foot faults:
Before a player may call a foot fault on his
opponent, he must first warn; then seek an official, and if no official is
available (as is generally the case) he must seek an acceptable {by both} impartial third
party to make such calls OR have both team Captains or team representative
observe the match from a stationary position at the net post (a) they must be in
DIRECT observation, and (b) don't start wandering to baselines etc.
If both agree, outcall correction stands. If only one party agrees then
player’s call stands.
Only if ALL these steps fail can the player himself then call a foot
fault on his opponent.
Steps
to follow:
- Complete the
match and if necessary file a Grievance.
2. If all else fails, stop the match, file a
Grievance. If you win the Grievance, the Committee may elect to award the match
to you or direct other remedies.
Rain outs:
All
matches must be completed within seven (7) days of their original scheduled
play date. Rained-out matches will be played indoors at the AC or OBI normally
on Sunday’s following the rainout. Start times will range from 8:00 am – 6:00
PM -- generally beginning with the teams rained out earliest in the week. The
league coordinators will assign specific times. No more than one rained-out
match will be scheduled per day. League
Coordinator’s decisions are final. ONLY
HOWARD USTA MATCHES WITHIN THE SAME DIVISION WILL BE HONORED.
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EXCHANGE
OF LINE-UP RULING |
When
a match is postponed following exchange of line-up, does the original line-up
stand for the make-up match? |
The
line-up would stand only for those positions that had already started (first
service attempt) their match. All
other positions, even those that were in warm-up may be changed. The rationale is that the same players may
not be available while others now can play.
|
When
playing at OBO and the match is rained out, move indoors (Bubble) if courts are
available. There is no charge, if any
outdoor match is rained out after starting the match, (after warm up and an
attempt to strike the first ball of the match) when play is resumed indoors. If
the match was not started, then court fees will be charged.
If
any match scheduled on Sunday is rained out the teams should go indoors to the
AC provided courts are available. Any such match should start no later than 30
minutes after the original scheduled start time. At least 4 matches must be
played if courts are available; the 5th match may be played, if both
Captains agree. If not, the League Coordinator will schedule the 5th
match makeup time and date.
Rainout
Schedule will be published on www.colombiatennis.com
- see rainout schedule
Conflicts: Only
Moving teams to correct
positions:
If
you have a player who you know is on the way, exchange lineups as usual, list
that player wherever it is you have he/she playing. Start all
matches at the scheduled time. When he/she arrives, abide by the default
rules, i.e. up to 5 minutes - 1 game, loss of toss, up to 10 minutes loss of
toss and 2 games and up to 15 minutes, loss of toss and 3 games. After 15
minutes, DEFAULT. There is no need to move up players if the match(s) have
started.
What occurs if a player(s) is on the wrong court in an individual
team match?
If the discovery occurs before the first set of all matches affected has
been completed players are to go to the correct courts and begin the matches
over. If the discovery occurs after the first set is completed, the matches
will be completed as started and count as matches played in good faith. If
other players have already started their second set and a switch is not
possible, then the match must continue as started.
Cell
Phones:
All cell phones must be silenced. Any disturbance of a match while a ball is in
play will be considered a deliberate hindrance resulting in a loss of point.
Home
Team: The
Home Team is the team Captain designated in TennisLink.
Exchange
of Lineups:
Team Captains must exchange completed lineups five (5) minutes before the
scheduled start of the match. The home
team Captain will prepare his/her lineup on the Official Scorecard and hand it
to the opposing captain in exchange for his/her written lineup. Both Captains
will then transfer the opposing lineup to the Official Scorecard prior to the
start of the match. The penalties will
be applied as follows:
Both
captains equally late: No penalty
Both
captains late, ready at different times:
The
penalty accrues when the first captain is ready to exchange written line-ups.
The second captain’s team is penalized by loss of toss and 1 game for each
individual match. If the written line-ups have not been submitted to the other
captain by the scheduled time for the start of match, the penalty is default of
all matches.
Only
1 captain late:
The
second (late) captain’s team is penalized by loss of toss and one game
for each individual match. If the written line-ups have not been submitted to
the other captain by the scheduled time for the start of the match, the penalty
is default of all matches.
Start
and Duration of Play:
Players must take the courts at the scheduled start time or as soon as an
assigned court is available. Warm-up time is 10 minutes, including serves. All
match play must begin promptly after the warm up or any delayed warm up due to
player lateness. The continuous play rule is in effect for all league matches.
The match, including any warm-up time, ends after time allowed from the
scheduled start time, unless a Match Tie Break is being played. If a Match Tie
Break is played at the end of regulation time due to a tie in sets, the team
who received in the last full game played during regulation shall serve first.
Tie-break: The Coman Procedure is to
be used for both the set and match
tie-break. The Coman procedure is
the same as the present tiebreak except that ends are changed after the first
point, then after every four points, and at the conclusion of the Tiebreak.
Match
Tie-break:
No rest break is allowed between the second set and third set Match Tie-Break;
continuous play rule is in effect. The
team who received in the last full game shall serve first.
Coaching
and Spectators: Coaching is not permitted at any time during
the match
Playing
on adjacent courts while a USTA match is in progress: Where dividers are
in place and players have left the court, the oncoming players (no more than 4)
may utilize the court until their match is scheduled to start, so long as play
is not disrupted. Cross-courts on changeovers or when a player has signaled you
to pass through. Captain may be on the sidelines of the
court as well and does not count as part of the 4 players as long as he/she is
not involved in warming up and is engaged in logistical items, such as
collecting fees and determining lineups. Once the official start time of
the match commences with the warm-up, the captain may only be on the court if
he/she is a player in the individual match or has been requested to come to the
court by the players.
Suspension
of Match: The
staff at each club is solely responsible to decide if the courts are playable
and if matches should be cancelled. In the event of a delay of up to15 minutes,
matches shall recommence immediately without warm-up [unless warm-up was never
taken] and be completed within the original time limit. Delays in excess of 15
minutes may be recommenced if both Captains agree. Original time limit stands.
Requests
of Coordinator: If present, the League Coordinator[s] may be
requested by any player or team Captain to observe play, call foot faults and
obvious line call errors, and to assure the Rules of Tennis and The Code are
being followed. No other person may be
called upon to call foot faults and line call errors, exception a USTA
official.
Substitutions: Once lineups are
exchanged, only the listed players shall play. No substitutions are
allowed except for a listed player who suffers an obvious injury or
illness during the warm-up. A late arrival cannot play unless
already listed on the previously exchanged scorecard. Late penalties apply from
the time play was to have started to the time the tardy player arrived on court. 2-hour time limit
still in force. If a listed
player fails to show before the 15minute default time, the match is forfeited
to the other team in the forfeit order described under "Team
Forfeits" below. If a listed player arrives late, and before default time,
a warm-up may still be taken. If the substitution is made during warm up, the
substitute player is entitled to a five (5) minute warm-up.
Penalties: In determining penalties
for lateness, time begins at the scheduled start time, unless for some
legitimate reason (e.g. a Match Tie Break is being played), a court is not
available. If that should occur, time begins when a court is available for that
individual match. Following are the time limits and penalties:
Up
to 5:00 minutes: Loss of toss and 1 game (5-minute
warm-up still taken)
5:01-10:00
minutes: Loss of toss and 2 games (5-minute
warm-up still taken)
10:01
– 15:00 minutes: Loss of toss plus 3
games (5-minute warm-up still taken)
More
than 15:00 minutes: Default. Note: 2 Hour limit still applies.
Team
Forfeits:
A team must have enough players present to have a mathematical chance of
winning a match, or the entire match must be defaulted. Further, if a team defaults an entire team
match for any reason during round robin play, then all matches of that team
played, or to be played, shall be null and void. If all teams in contention for the
championships have already played the defaulting team in good faith, the
matches stand as played. The Section may
impose further sanctions or penalties on said team. {Mid-Atlantic
Section rule 9}
Singles.
The No. 2 singles must be defaulted before the No. 1 singles.
Doubles. The
No. 3 doubles must be defaulted before the No. 2 doubles and No. 2 doubles must
be defaulted before the No. 1 doubles.
Captains have the option to default singles or
doubles
If
due to unforeseen circumstances, the captains allow (either by word or failure
to prevent) a lower position to start out of sequence and later the higher
match ends up a default – all matches stand as played.
Medical
Time Outs (MTO): Retirement occurs when a
player/team is unable to continue play after the match has started, usually because
of an injury, loss of condition, or an emergency. A player/team is allowed no
more than ONE, up to 5 minute timeout to recover and continue play. Failure
to continue play after 5 minutes results in a retirement and the
opponents win the match. Actual scores are entered in TennisLink and marked as Retired.
Team/Match
Scoring: The
team winning a majority of the individual matches wins the team event
and is awarded 1 Team-Win. .
Individual
Match Scoring:
All individual matches shall be two tiebreak sets, regular scoring. When games are tied in any set (6 games
each), a Set Tie Break will be used (first to 7
points, with a 2 point margin). If the first two sets are split, a Match Tie Break (first to 10 by 2) will be played
as the deciding match. (The Match Tie Break is scored as 1 set and 1 game for
tiebreak purposes).
If match is not completed before time runs
out, the following scoring rules apply:
·
If
time runs out in the second set, the team ahead by 2
games wins that set. If neither team is ahead in the second set by 2
games, the set does not count. The first set winner wins the match.
·
If time runs out in any Set Tie Break, it does not count
regardless of the score. .
·
If an individual match is tied when time runs out (split sets and
no Match Tie Break), a Match Tie Break shall be played out to its conclusion.
·
If a Match-Tie Break is in progress when time expires, the point
in play shall be replayed, and the Match Tie- Break shall be played out to its
conclusion.
·
If time
runs out in the first set, the match should continue if possible, to conclusion
of that first set. Winner of the first set wins the match. If a court is not
available, the League Coordinator will reschedule the match.
There
must be a winner for each individual match.
Any point in play when time expires shall not count.
Completion
of Scorecard: Upon
completion of an individual match, the player/team must report the match score
to his/her Captain or designated person. Upon completion of the match, the home
team Captain should confer with the opposing Captain, record all scores on the
Official Scorecards. Both Captains should sign the Official Scorecards and
retain. The Official scorecard is the scorecard available in Tennislink. In
lieu of that scorecard any legible sheet of paper with the lineup properly
written and signed by both team Captains is acceptable and considered the
Official Scorecard.
Recording Scores in TennisLink: Match results must
be reported on TennisLink by either the winning or losing team captain, or their designee, within 72 hours
of the completion of the team match. Failure to do so shall cause the local
coordinator to instruct that the match be scored as a Double Default. The non-reporting captain, or designee, must log in to TennisLink and
confirm or dispute the reported match scores within 48 hours after they have
been reported. After that time, TennisLink automatically blocks any attempt to
edit or otherwise contest reported results, which are deemed final and complete
with no further right of challenge. {SR6}
Any
problems recording or verifying within the prescribed time period should be
reported to the League Coordinator(s) by the offending team in order to avoid
the penalties outlined above. A confirmation by the League Coordinator or
Administrator (written or verbal) must be received to avoid penalties.
COMPLETED/RETIREMENT
DESIGNATIONS IN TENNIS LINKS. 5.6.2009
Where
the winner of an individual match has been determined in either two full sets
[e.g. 6-2, 6-4] or two full sets and a Match Tiebreak [e.g. 6-2, 4-6, 1-0], the
match shall be recorded as a “COMPLETED” match.
When
the second set is won by two games
or more resulting in a tie in sets and a Match Tie Break is played, the
individual match shall be recorded as “COMPLETED” and actual scores are
entered. For example, a score of 6-2, 2-4, 1-0(5) should be entered. There is no need to round up the score.
When
the second set is not completed in regulation time and the first set winner is
awarded the match, the match should be recorded as a “TIMED”. The actual game
scores shall be recorded and the first set winner designated as the match
winner. For example 6-1, 4-2. TIMED
When
the first set winner is awarded the match, the match shall be recorded as
“TIMED”. The actual game scores shall be
recorded and the first set winner designated as the match winner. For example 6-4 TIMED.
Not
ahead by 2 games and TennisLink won’t accept TIMED, input match as Retired and
notify League Coordinator that the match was Timed out.
Grievances:
A Grievance may be filed
after handshaking at the completion of a match.
All
complaints alleging violations must be filed in writing first to the League
Coordinator and then if necessary with the chairperson of the Local League
Grievance Committee prior to the commencement of the next team match involving
such player or team, or within 24 hours after the end of local league play,
whichever occurs first. Complainants must also copy the League Coordinator and
the parties against whom the complaint has been made. The Grievance Committee
will act as prescribed in Rule 2.00 (NR) of the UTSA League Tennis
Regulations with a minimum of at least three members.
The
Local League Grievance Committee:
Jon Smith (Chair)
Mike
Mitchell
Ben
Yee
Jennifer
Johnson
Nancy
Knouse
Wall
Matthews
Linda
Webb
Julie
Seanez
Any
party to the complaint may appeal the decision of the Grievance committee. Appeals must be filed, in writing, within 48 hours of receiving the decision with the
Chairperson of the Grievance Appeals Committee. Copies of the appeal must also
be sent to the Grievance Committee chairman whose decision is being appealed
and to the other party(ies) involved in the complaint. The Grievance Appeals
Committee will act as prescribed in Rule 2.03 of the USA League Tennis Regulations
with a minimum of at least three members.
The Grievance Appeals
Committee:
Heather Foley
(Chair)
Lisa McIntire
Teresa Gehrig
Decisions of the Grievance
Appeals Committee are final.
CIRCLE
D TENNIS CLUB
Circle D Tennis Club:
Circle D tennis center will have USTA leagues(s) playing all matches at
Circle D except for any playoffs used to determine flight winners and team(s)
advancing to Districts. The League Administrator/Coordinator will schedule all
playoff matches. Kate Dowd is the Level Coordinator for Circle D. All rules
outlined herein, except for court fees, administration fees, rainouts,
scheduling will be adhered to.
Circle D rules:
Members =
$20/person Non-members = $30/person
Indoor court fees = $70/team/match
When a match is moved indoors due to rain, food may not come inside, the
balcony is considered inside the building.
You will be asked to leave, in the middle of a match or not, if we catch you
with alcohol purchased elsewhere and opened other than Circle D. {bar closes at
9:30 PM.} Gates close at 10:00 PM.
Inside court time is guaranteed from 6:30-8:30 pm. Any court time used before
6:30 will be available at the normal court rate, even if it is 15 minutes.
PLEASE do not park on the grass.
Exchange line ups
as usual. At 6:30 it begins to rain and matches move indoors. Only 4 courts are
available to play and the #3D team is not present. The #3 team will play as
soon as a court become available. The lateness clock starts when a court is
available. After 15 minutes and the #3D team is not present, the match is
defaulted.
All
other
USTA
rules and regulations apply to all matches.
Circle D:
Outdoor court assignment.
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|
Court 1 # 1 doubles |
Court 2 #2 doubles |
|
Court 3 # 1 singles |
Court 4 #2
singles |
|
Court 5 # 3 doubles |
Court 6 |
CATTAIL
CREEK COUNTRY CLUB
Cattail Creek:
Cattail Creek will have USTA leagues(s) playing all matches at Cattail
Creek, except for any playoffs used to
determine flight winners and team(s) advancing to Districts. The League
Administrator/Coordinator will schedule all playoff matches. Julie Seanez is
the Level Coordinator for Cattail Creek. All rules outlined herein, except for
court fees, administration fees, rainouts, scheduling will be adhered to.
1 – There will be a
two hour time limit to complete matches. (Exception: No ties allowed. See rules
if teams split sets)
2 – Oncoming
players (no more than 4) may utilize open courts until their match is scheduled
to begin, so long as play is not disrupted.
Please cross courts on changeovers or when a player has signaled you to
pass through. Please be courteous.
3 – When match play
begins, no one else is allowed to be on the court or sitting on the benches
between courts. See problem match -
Howard County Local rules.
4 – Rainouts are
handled as follows: Rainouts shall be rescheduled by the league coordinator
within 7 days subject to court availability. (This does not preclude a local
coordinator from formally re-scheduling a match date/time where local circumstances
require, so long as established dates for completing local play are not
violated.)
5. Line ups shall be exchanged 10 minutes before
the match is scheduled to begin.
6. All other
7. USTA rules and regulations apply to all
matches.
8.
Time limits on matches may differ with the exception of any playoffs.
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.
ADD ADDITIONAL PLAYER(s)
2010 USTA LEAGUE TENNIS
CAPTAIN___________________________________________TEAM
NUMBER____________________
Check one.
ADULT WINTER MIX SENIOR WINTER MIX ADULT WOMEN
ADULT MEN SENIOR MEN SENIOR WOMEN SENIOR SUMMER MIX
SUPER SENIOR MEN SUPER SENIOR WOMEN FALL MIX
Circle one.
2.5 W – 2.5 M – 3.0 W 3.0 M – 3.5 W- 3.5 M – 4.0 W- 4.0 M - 4.5 W 4.5 M
5.0 W - 5.0 M
6.0 COMBO 7.0 COMBO 8.0 COMBO 9.0 COMBO
DATE
ADDED TO ROSTER: __________________/// See Local Rules for deadlines.
- PLAYER:
___________________________Roster #______ CA # ________________Non-CA
- PLAYER:
___________________________Roster #______ CA # ________________Non-CA
PLEASE REMIT ONE CHECK,
PAYABLE TO
410-531-2553
410-531-2534 FAX
Fee must be paid
prior to playing, postmarked no later than day of play or 7 day’s after
registering player in TennisLink
Fees 2010
Adult Winter Mix doubles:
Non-CA Member. $55.00
Mandatory Responsibilities of a Team
Captain
- Recruit 12-20 players to form a viable
team. At the 3.0 – 4.5 levels the
District’s maximum number of players is 20 players. Players 2.5 – 5.5
levels. Recruit a Co-captain/Assistant Captain to, at a minimum, function
as the Captain in your absence.
- Ensure players’ USTA membership are
current (through district championship date).
- Ensure that players’ who need to
self-rate do so during their registration on TennisLink.
- Download a scorecard from TennisLink before each match and
record your scores on that scorecard.
- After each match, ensure that scores
are recorded accurately and each must verify that the scores are accurate
by signing the card. Circle the winning team for each match. You are
encouraged to keep a copy of the signed scorecard.
- Winning/losing team captain records
scores on TennisLink within 72
hours after the match. Losing team captain must verify scores within 48
hours of the time winning team captain records scores on TennisLink. Winning/losing team
captain’s that do not report scores within 72 hours will cause match to be
forfeited to opponent (losing team). Losing captain who does not verify
within 48 hours when scores are posted, will lose the right to challenge
scores.
- Keep a copy of, and know the USTA
League Rules and Procedures, Section, District and local league rules. All
Rules may be found on the web site.
- Distribute all rules to team members.
Direct all team members to the
- Ensure that all rules are followed by
your team as well as by your opponent.
- If home team captain, ensure that all
matches start after 10-minute warm-up.
- Attend league team captain meetings,
as scheduled.
- Notify local league coordinator, as
necessary, of any problems relating to match competition, e.g., deviations
from rules.
- Ensure that written scorecards are
exchanged no later than 5 minutes at the start of the match and keep
scorecards on open display during the match.
Ratings
BENCHMARK (B) RATINGS ARE NOT APPEALABLE
THE FIRST YEAR RECEIVED.
All other ratings are appealable.
No appeal form is
necessary. Go to the TennisLink site:
(http://tennislink.usta.com/leagues/)
On the right, towards the
top, click “find a rating”
When that page comes up,
type in your USTA number – NOT YOUR NAME
Your rating will appear.
It will also ask if you
would like to appeal your rating.
If so, click on Appeal,
and proceed accordingly.
If your rating is in
appeal range, your appeal will automatically be granted.
Otherwise, you will be
advised that your appeal is denied.
If denied, you have no
further recourse unless you qualify for filing a medical appeal.
If your appeal is granted
and you have registered on a team, contact PAM LEIBFREID – Leibfreid@mas.usta.com immediately,
and give her your name, USTA number,
team number, with a
request that the rating be changed on your roster.
YOU CAN ONLY APPEAL ONCE.
THE ABOVE PROCEDURE IS NOT TO DETERMINE
WHETHER YOUR RATING IS WITHIN .05 OR .10 – IT IS TO FILE AN APPEAL.
CAPTAINS – PLEASE DO NOT APPEAL ON BEHALF
OF YOUR PLAYERS.
WOULD
YOU LIKE TO APPEAL YOUR SELF-RATING?
If so, follow the above
procedure if you would like a higher self-rating.
If you want a lower
self-rating and you did not appeal online during the self-rating process, go to
www.midatlantic.usta.com,
Self-rate Appeal form and mail to the Mid-Atlantic Section together with your
$20.00 appeal fee, payable to USTA/MAS.
The fee will be fully
refunded if your appeal is granted. See below.
If your appeal is granted and
you have registered on a team, contact PAM LEIBFREID – Leibfreid@mas.usta.com immediately,
and give her your name, USTA number,
team number, with a
request that the rating be changed on your roster.
DO YOU
WANT TO FILE A MEDICAL APPEAL?
Go to www.midatlantic.usta.com, Medical
Appeal form.
Mail the form to the
Mid-Atlantic Section, together with your $20.00 appeal fee, payable to
USTA/MAS.
The fee will be fully
refunded if your appeal is granted.
There is NO DEADLINE for
filing an appeal. However, no appeal will be processed unless every item on the
form is completed. There is a $20.00 fee for filing an appeal.
NOTE: medical
appeals could take several weeks to process.
No appeal will
be processed until the fee is received.
All medical
appeals must be accompanied by a letter from your treating physician stating
the date of the injury/condition occurred, the nature of your injury/condition,
your prognosis and treatment rendered, and whether the injury/condition is
permanently disabling.
No medical
appeal will be accepted without all this information.
All Appeals (medical or self-rate) should be mailed
to:
Appeals Committee
C/o Pamela J. Leibfreid
Sectional League
Coordinator
Appeals may also be
emailed to: Leibfreid@mas.usta.com
If you choose to email
your medical appeal, you must immediately mail your $20.00 fee to the above
address, together with your medical documentation.
You will be notified by
email as to whether your appeal was granted or denied.
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS?
Contact Pam Leibfreid,
Sectional League Coordinator:
703-556-6120 X11
2010 Adult Mixed League
Deadlines
- Minimum players
registered by 12/15/09 (3 male & 3 female)
- Initial
detailed roster and one (1) check, payable to Columbia Association
OR attach receipt from CA if fees paid by credit card. Mail to Jim Lawson,
- May add players up to
and including 03/15/10.
Completed form and applicable fees (payable to CA) to be mailed to
Jim Lawson..
League Starts: Friday, January 8, 2010
League last day: Sunday, April 11, 2010 (all postponed matches must
also be completed by this date).
No play dates
Evening of Super Bowl Sunday
– February 7, 2010
Easter
Weekend – April 2 - 4, 2010
Adding & Deleting players:
- Send Additional player
form(s) to Jim Lawson. Only form
and check payable to CA is necessary.
- Send player deletion
forms to Liz Baker. Player deletion
form not valid unless signed by League Administrator or League Coordinator
Team Captains:
Team captains are allowed to
captain/co-captain only one (1) team in the same division at the same level.
Roster size: up to 20
players are allowed.
Cancellation policy: (72-hour cancellation notice
required).
Unless
a written notice has been sent to Liz Baker and Jim Lawson, 72 hours in
advance, all court fees, for the defaulting position, are the
responsibility of the defaulting team.
Administration fees: (in
addition to TL fees $26.75)
1. CA Members including
Bubble membership - $25.00
2. Non-CA members - $55.00
Columbia Captains
must send a team roster with CA numbers (or note non-member) along with one
check payable to “Columbia Association” for local league fees to Jim Lawson,
Court fees:
$90.00 per team, $15.00 per player per match.
Playing
on adjacent courts while USTA match is in progress: Where dividers are in place and
players have left the court, the oncoming players (no more than 4, not including captain so long
as he/she is performing his duties, i.e. collecting fees) may
utilize the court until their match is scheduled to start, so long as play is
not disrupted. Please cross-courts on changeovers or when a player has signaled
you to pass through. Please be courteous. If you are asked
not to warm up, please remember that the teams have paid for the courts and are
entitled to the 2 hours. Captain may be on the sidelines of the court
as well and does not count as part of the 4 players as long as he/she is not
involved in warming up and is engaged in logistical items, such as collecting
fees and determining lineups. Once the official start time of the match
commences with the warm-up, the captain may only be on the court if he/she is a
player in the individual match or has been requested to come to the court by
the players. Warm up is allowed
at
Bathroom Visits and
penalties: Last 15 Minutes of Match Play: Bathroom visits will be allowed during the
last 15 minutes of regulation time or any extension thereof for a Match
Tiebreak subject to a (3) THREE GAME PENALTY. No bathroom visit may extend into
the last 15 minutes of scheduled time without 3 game penalties.
Prior
to the last 15 minutes of a match: Bathroom visits are limited to 10 minutes
starting from the time a player arrives at the bathroom facilities. Opponents
are encouraged to accompany those going to the bathroom to assure compliance. A
Monitor, if present, may also keep track of the bathroom visit time. If the 10
minute time limit is exceeded, a one point penalty shall be assessed for up to
5 minutes late. A game penalty will be assessed for 5 to 10 minutes late, and a
match retirement after 10 minutes late, i.e., more than a 20 minute bathroom
break.
|
Match # |
Facility |
Date |
Time |
Home Team |
Visiting Team
|
|
1001451487 |
|
1/8/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Abel/Luu |
Zuiderhof |
|
1001451488 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/9/2010 |
1:00 PM |
Albright |
Shaw |
|
1001451489 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/9/2010 |
3:00 PM |
Bishoff |
A Perfect Match |
|
1001451490 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/10/2010 |
4:30 PM |
Lee |
Chen |
|
1001451491 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/10/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Yap/Drown |
Laub/Ringstad |
|
1001451492 |
|
1/16/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Forest Hill Black |
Levinsohn |
|
1001451493 |
|
1/16/2010 |
4:00 PM |
Good Guys |
Forest Hill Green |
|
1001451494 |
|
1/17/2010 |
12:00 noon |
Zuiderhof |
Albright |
|
1001451495 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/17/2010 |
4:30 PM |
Abel/Luu |
Bishoff |
|
1001451496 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/17/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Shaw |
Chen |
|
1001451497 |
|
1/22/2010 |
6:30 PM |
A Perfect Match |
Yap/Drown |
|
1001451498 |
|
1/22/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Lee |
Forest Hill Black |
|
1001451499 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/23/2010 |
1:00 PM |
Laub/Ringstad |
Forest Hill Green |
|
1001451501 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/23/2010 |
3:00 PM |
Bishoff |
Zuiderhof |
|
1001451500 |
|
1/23/2010 |
4:00 PM |
Levinsohn |
Good Guys |
|
1001451502 |
|
1/29/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Chen |
Albright |
|
1001451503 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/29/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Yap/Drown |
Abel/Luu |
|
1001451504 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/29/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Forest Hill Black |
Shaw |
|
1001451505 |
|
1/31/2010 |
12:00 noon |
Forest Hill Green |
A Perfect Match |
|
1001451506 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
1/31/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Good Guys |
Lee |
|
1001451507 |
|
2/5/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Levinsohn |
Laub/Ringstad |
|
1001451509 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/5/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Bishoff |
Yap/Drown |
|
1001451508 |
|
2/5/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Zuiderhof |
Chen |
|
1001451511 |
|
2/6/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Abel/Luu |
Forest Hill Green |
|
1001451510 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/6/2010 |
3:00 PM |
Albright |
Forest Hill Black |
|
1001451512 |
|
2/6/2010 |
4:00 PM |
Shaw |
Good Guys |
|
1001451513 |
|
2/12/2010 |
8:30 PM |
A Perfect Match |
Levinsohn |
|
1001451516 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/13/2010 |
3:00 PM |
Forest Hill Black |
Chen |
|
1001451514 |
|
2/13/2010 |
4:00 PM |
Lee |
Laub/Ringstad |
|
1001451517 |
|
2/14/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Forest Hill Green |
Bishoff |
|
1001451518 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/14/2010 |
4:30 PM |
Good Guys |
Albright |
|
1001451519 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/14/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Levinsohn |
Abel/Luu |
|
1001451515 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/14/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Yap/Drown |
Zuiderhof |
|
1001451520 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/19/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Laub/Ringstad |
Shaw |
|
1001451522 |
|
2/19/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Zuiderhof |
Forest Hill Black |
|
1001451523 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/19/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Yap/Drown |
Forest Hill Green |
|
1001451524 |
|
2/19/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Chen |
Good Guys |
|
1001451521 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/21/2010 |
6:30 PM |
A Perfect Match |
Lee |
|
1001451535 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/21/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Shaw |
Abel/Luu |
|
1001451529 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/26/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Forest Hill Green |
Zuiderhof |
|
1001451528 |
|
2/27/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Shaw |
A Perfect Match |
|
1001451530 |
|
2/27/2010 |
4:00 PM |
Good Guys |
Forest Hill Black |
|
1001451525 |
|
2/28/2010 |
12:00 noon |
Bishoff |
Levinsohn |
|
1001451526 |
|
2/28/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Albright |
Laub/Ringstad |
|
1001451527 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
2/28/2010 |
4:30 PM |
Abel/Luu |
Lee |
|
1001451531 |
|
3/5/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Levinsohn |
Yap/Drown |
|
1001451533 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/5/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Lee |
Bishoff |
|
1001451532 |
|
3/5/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Laub/Ringstad |
Chen |
|
1001451534 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/5/2010 |
8:30 PM |
A Perfect Match |
Albright |
|
1001451536 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/6/2010 |
1:00 PM |
Zuiderhof |
Good Guys |
|
1001451540 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/6/2010 |
3:00 PM |
Chen |
A Perfect Match |
|
1001451537 |
|
3/7/2010 |
12:00 noon |
Forest Hill Green |
Levinsohn |
|
1001451539 |
|
3/7/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Yap/Drown |
Lee |
|
1001451538 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/7/2010 |
4:30 PM |
Forest Hill Black |
Laub/Ringstad |
|
1001451541 |
|
3/12/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Bishoff |
Shaw |
|
1001451543 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/12/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Levinsohn |
Zuiderhof |
|
1001451542 |
|
3/12/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Albright |
Abel/Luu |
|
1001451544 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/12/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Laub/Ringstad |
Good Guys |
|
1001451545 |
|
3/13/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Lee |
Forest Hill Green |
|
1001451546 |
|
3/13/2010 |
6:00 PM |
A Perfect Match |
Forest Hill Black |
|
1001451547 |
|
3/14/2010 |
12:00 noon |
Shaw |
Yap/Drown |
|
1001451548 |
|
3/14/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Abel/Luu |
Chen |
|
1001451549 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/14/2010 |
4:30 PM |
Bishoff |
Albright |
|
1001451550 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/14/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Zuiderhof |
Laub/Ringstad |
|
1001451551 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/19/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Levinsohn |
Lee |
|
1001451552 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/19/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Good Guys |
A Perfect Match |
|
1001451554 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/20/2010 |
1:00 PM |
Forest Hill Black |
Abel/Luu |
|
1001451555 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/20/2010 |
3:00 PM |
Yap/Drown |
Albright |
|
1001451553 |
|
3/20/2010 |
4:00 PM |
Forest Hill Green |
Shaw |
|
1001451556 |
|
3/21/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Chen |
Bishoff |
|
1001451557 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/21/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Lee |
Zuiderhof |
|
1001451558 |
|
3/26/2010 |
6:30 PM |
A Perfect Match |
Laub/Ringstad |
|
1001451560 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/26/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Abel/Luu |
Good Guys |
|
1001451561 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/26/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Albright |
Forest Hill Green |
|
1001451562 |
|
3/26/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Bishoff |
Forest Hill Black |
|
1001451559 |
|
3/27/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Shaw |
Levinsohn |
|
1001451563 |
|
3/27/2010 |
4:00 PM |
Chen |
Yap/Drown |
|
1001451577 |
|
3/28/2010 |
12:00 noon |
Forest Hill Green |
Forest Hill Black |
|
1001451565 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/28/2010 |
4:30 PM |
Lee |
Shaw |
|
1001451566 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/28/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Laub/Ringstad |
Abel/Luu |
|
1001451564 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
3/28/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Zuiderhof |
A Perfect Match |
|
1001451567 |
|
4/9/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Levinsohn |
Albright |
|
1001451568 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
4/9/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Good Guys |
Bishoff |
|
1001451569 |
|
4/9/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Forest Hill Green |
Chen |
|
1001451570 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
4/9/2010 |
8:30 PM |
Forest Hill Black |
Yap/Drown |
|
1001451571 |
|
4/10/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Shaw |
Zuiderhof |
|
1001451572 |
|
4/10/2010 |
4:00 PM |
Abel/Luu |
A Perfect Match |
|
1001451573 |
|
4/11/2010 |
12:00 noon |
Albright |
Lee |
|
1001451574 |
|
4/11/2010 |
2:00 PM |
Laub/Ringstad |
Bishoff |
|
1001451575 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
4/11/2010 |
4:30 PM |
Chen |
Levinsohn |
|
1001451576 |
Owen Brown Tennis Club |
4/11/2010 |
6:30 PM |
Yap/Drown |
Good Guys |