Tennis League Play

Executive Team Tennis

Team tennis refers to all competitive tennis teams representing the Executive Health & Sports Center and shall consist of players eligible to compete at a specific level of competition as defined by the USTA.

The following rules have been set forth for the Executive Tennis Teams:

1. All players participating in the USTA League, as a condition of said participation, agree to abide and be bound by all rules and regulations set forth by the USTA.
2. Executive Team League participation in weekly team/group drilling with an Executive Tennis Professional is not required but expected.
3. Each team must meet USTA minimal level requirements comprised of members of the Executive Health & Sports Center to establish a team.
4. A minimum of 16 in-level players comprised of Executive members must exist within any one level before establishing an additional team within that level.
5. Team rosters/line-up must be established using the following criteria (“a” first and “c” last):
   1. In-level players that are members and available to play
   2. In-level players that are non-members paying a team fee
   3. Members playing up a level
6. Each team will be allowed two positions that can be awarded to a non-member. The following needs to apply to any team wishing to add a non-member to their roster:
   1. The maximum non-member count for any one team is two players.
   2. The non-member must be rated within the level of play of the team. A non-member will not be allowed to play up in level.
   3. The non-member must pay a team tennis registration fee of $75.
   4. Any non-member playing on multiple teams will be required to pay a team tennis fee for each team he/she is listed on the roster.
   5. Non-members must pay an additional practice or game fee as required.
   6. Non-members are not guaranteed a number of matches they will be playing in.
7. Captains will be comprised of members of the Executive. Neither a non-member nor an employee is eligible to be captain of a team without the Tennis Director’s approval.
8. Any of the rules can be amended by the Tennis Director provided it is in the best interest of the tennis teams at the Executive.