Weeknight Tennis Competitions

We currently run two weeknight competitions (details below), which are played at our courts in Prince Alfred Park, Surry Hills. Both competitions usually consist of 7 rounds (5 round robin, one semi-finals night and one finals night), however they are often take longer to complete due to the odd washout. You must be able to commit to the entire duration of the competition, give or take the odd night you may need to miss due to illness or other commitments. Each round of the competition you will play two doubles sets and one set of singles.

Monday Night Mixed Competition

• Teams consist of one female and one male
• Monday nights from 8pm
• Skill Level: Intermediate and High Intermediate (NRN 7 and NRN 6)

Tuesday Night Advanced Competition

• Teams primarily consist of two males, but some teams consist of advanced female players
• Tuesday nights from 8pm
• Skill Level: Advanced and High Advanced (NRN 5 and NRN 4)

All competition players must be current CCT advantage members.

• 7 rounds over 7 weeks
  $165
  
  
• 9 rounds over 9 weeks
  $210

Q: How do I get involved?

A: You need to be a CCT club advantage member and contact the competition team to organise a grading to assess whether you are at a suitable level to compete. You can be graded in one of the following ways:

• book a private lesson
• attend a group class
• attend social tennis
• if you make a casual booking at Surry Hills and are playing with a friend/colleague, a staff member can quickly assess your playing ability (please let us know in advance to ensure a staff member is available)

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

A: Sometimes there is a wait list to get involved in the competitions or a competition has already commenced. In these situations we can still try to get you involved by adding you to our reserves list. If a regular player 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.

Q: 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. Which competition are you interested in? (Monday or Tuesday night)
2. Tell us a bit about your tennis experience?
3. How you would like to obtain a grading session to assess your skill level (if you don't already have a NRN)?

Send the relevant information below in an enquiry.