Twilight Tennis

19/10/2010

Draws and tables are available by clicking here

 

All team names and contact details are available by clicking here. If you do not want your name and contact number to be shown here, please contact James on 027 698 8333 and ask for it to be removed.

 

VERY IMPORTANT: If you cannot make a game, it is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED that you get a stand-in as it is inevitable that games will not get played otherwise. No points will be awarded for unplayed games, whatever the reason or excuse, so think very carefully before you decide to postpone a game rather than get a stand-in, or agree to postpone a game at your opponents request.

 

Please post your results using the ONLINE RESULTS FORM.  Or you can text your results to James on 027 698 8333.

 

TWILIGHT COMPETITION RULES

  • Matches are the best of 3 sets (tie-break at 6 all in the first two sets). If a match goes to a third set and if other teams are waiting to go on court or light is fading, then a super tie-break (first to 10 point with 2 clear) should be played. If these conditions do not apply, then teams may agree to play either a super tie-break or a full third set.
  • Rounds start @ 5.15 (sharp) and 6.45
  • Teams to supply their own good quality tennis balls
  • Results can emailed to queenstowntennisclub@gmail.com or texted to James on 027 6988 333 or recorded on the online results sheet. 
  • If your partner is unavailable, please utilise the reserve players in your grade or the bye players in your grade
  • If you cannot play your match at the allocated time due to rain or other commitments it is your responsibility to arrange with the opposition another time - courts may be booked at the Tennis Club by phoning 442 9802
  • Please phone the Tennis Club if you are not using your court so it may be rebooked
  • To play Twilight you and your partner must be members of Queenstown Tennis Club

 

Points System 

  • 4 points - Win 2 straight sets
  • 3 points - Win 2 sets to 1
  • 2 points - Win 1 set only
  • 1 point - for a loss (you must play your match, no points for a default or no show)

 

Grading is decided by the Committee, who will also attempt to find partners for those wishing to play.