Weeknight Tennis Competitions

We will be introducing the Fast 4 format for weeknight comps.

Teams

• Co-Ed (male vs. female) play is allowed
• Each team consists of two players with the same player rating. If you do not have a player rating from City Community Tennis or the UTR platform you will need to book a private lesson or group class for a coach to assess your player level.
• Each team is encourage to have a third player as a reserve in the event a team member can't play on the evening
• Each team member will need to have a Universal Tennis Rating (UTR) player profile. Player scores will be added to the UTR platform

Format Singles

• UTR match regulations
• Round Robin
• Each team member plays 1 singles on the evening
• Fast 4 format
• Best of three sets. At one set all, the third set will be a super tie breaker (first to 10)

Format Doubles

• Round Robin
• Team plays two sets of doubles on the evening
• Format same as singles

Rounds

• If we have 6 teams there will be seven rounds in total. This will include the semis and finals. Teams that don't make the semis or final will still play.

All competition players must be current City Community Tennis Advantage Members. Yearly membership fee $60.

Entry fee

• $195 per player

Q1: How do I get involved?

A: You need to be a City Community Tennis Advantage Member and have a grading of minimum Intermediate. Please contact the competition team to organise a grading by one of our coaches who will assess whether you are at a suitable level to compete and assign a grading according to the National Rating Number (NRN). You can be graded in one of the following ways:

• book a private lesson
• attend a group class
• attend social tennis

Q2: Do I have to wait for a new competition to commence playing?

A: You may be able to join our wait list as a reserve. If a a player in our current series cannot make a round of the competition, we will ask players from the reserve list to fill in for the night. The cost to reserve is $10 per match. This is also a good way to play competition tennis if you have a really busy schedule and cannot commit to a whole competition.

Q3: What information do I need to provide?

A: If you are interested in one of our competitions, please get back to us with the answers to the following questions:

1. What days are you interested and available to play?
2. Please provide your current grading with City Community Tennis (refer to Q1 if you do not have a grading)

Email all relevant information to us in an enquiry and one of our team will be back in touch.

You may also wish to consider joining our Singles Club Ladder, Social Tennis and Eastern Suburbs Tennis Association Competition series. Click on the side menu bar for website information on these events.