Adults Tennis

Spring and Fall Women's Morning Camps
Two camps are run per year for women of all levels. The camps are run in the spring and the fall in the mornings.

USTA League

Spring: Men’s and Women’s teams
Dates: March – June
Time: Evenings or weekends.
Format: Two singles and three doubles matches.
Fall: Senior men, women (players over 50) and mixed doubles.
Dates: September – February
Time: Evenings or weekends.
Format: Three doubles.
 
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2007/8 Womens Interclub Rules

Each team will consist of 20 "active players". Teams will be A, B1, B2 and C. The teams will be formed in September for the coming year.
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 An "active player" is a player that participates in a total of nine interclub matches or doubles day's from September through August.
   
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 A player that can't be an "active player" will not be able to participate.
   
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 If "active player" requirements are not reached, the player will not play the following year. Exceptions will be injury or illness.
WHAT AFFECTS A USTA RATING?
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 Computerized NTRP ratings are affected by opponents, doubles partners and match results. Team position played, actual number of wins and losses or team standings do not affect computerized ratings.
    — Ratings are calculated for each match played and then averaged to determine a final rating.
    — Two players can play the entire year together, exclusively. At the end of the year when the ratings are published, the two partners can have different ratings. The players in question compete at the 3.5 level. When the new ratings are published, player A is still a 3.5; player B becomes a 4.0. How could this be possible?
    — At the start of the year, player A had a rating of 3.26 (3.5 NTRP level), player B had a rating of 3.41 (3.5 NTRP). The improvement of each player was exactly the same: .13. Player A's final rating (based upon the previous season match results) was: 3.26 + .13 = 3.39. Player B's final rating was 3.41 + .13 = 3.54.
    — Even though there was only a difference of .15 between the two players, when they both improved .13, it would be enough to push player B to the next (4.0) NTRP level. This situation can happen at any of the NTRP levels.
    — Included in End of Year rating calculations are all USTA Senior and Adult Leagues' results, as well as NTRP tournament match results.
 
All players who don't have a USTA rating will stay on the same team they are presently on, unless they "challenge up".
 
Players without a USTA rating can "challenge up" to the next level by contacting the Tennis Director by the third Friday of September at the latest to challenge. Challengers will play a total of three sets with different partners from the next level. A maximum of one or two challenges can be placed on a court. A total of one set and five games must be won to move up a level.