Tennis
Rules and Regulations
You will be designated a number and you will be put into a pool that will be managed by the Coordinator of the event and his co-official. When a player wins during pool play he or she is required to bring the score sheet for the match and let the Coordinator know the outcome. In a dispute the Coordinator or his staff should be immediately notified and they will make a decision. There are not any line judges or net judges for the opening rounds and the semi’s so it is up to you, the players, to play fair and be honest.
Round Robin, Semi Finals
Score will be kept with each player there are no line judges
A ball falling on a line is regarded as falling in the Court bounded by that line. In a non-officiated match, each player makes the call on any ball hit toward the player’s side of the net. If a player cannot call a ball out with certainty, the player should regard it as good.
The two players will agree who is to serve in the first point. At the end of the first point, the Receiver shall become Server, and the Server Receiver; and so on alternately in all the subsequent points of a match.
- There is one fault per serve
- Each person will play at least two games
- One set per game
- A set consists of 6 points
A point consists of
- 0-15-30-40-60= 1 point is awarded when the first person reaches 60
- First to 60 wins the point
- There is no advantage only the first to 60 in a point
- First to 6 points wins the match
One-hour time limit per game
Final Round Single elimination
Best two out of three sets
- A set consists of 6 points
- A coin toss will determine who is to serve in the first point. At the end of the first point, the Receiver shall become Server, and the Server Receiver; and so on alternately in all the subsequent points of a match.
A point consists of
- 0-15-30-40-60= 1 point is awarded when the first person reaches 60
- First to 60 wins the point
- There is no advantage only the first to 60 in a point
- There will be one line judge for the final game
