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Table of Contents 2 (Inside Front Cover) .......................................Table of Contents/Board/Staff Info 3 ........................................................................................................... Introduction 4-8 .............................................................. Junior Tournament Pathway/Schedule 9 ......................... Junior Seeding Policy, Tournament Event Codes & Point Table 10-11 Adult & Junior Points Per Round Ranking System & Regulations 12-14 ......................................................................... Junior Tournament Schedule 15 ............................................................................... Adult Tournament Schedule 16-18 ...................... Junior Gran Prix Point Challenge, 2015 Grand Slam Winners 19 ........... Junior Tennis Match Play Information & USTA Membership Information 20-21 ................................................................... Adult League Schedule & Fees 22-25 .................................................. TennisLink Info for Tournament & Leagues 26 ........ Tennis PlayDays, Umpire Officiating Information & Tennis is Elementary 27 ........................................................................... Wheelchair Tennis Information 28 .......................................................................... 10 & Under Tournament Series 29 ............................................................................. 10 & Under Tennis Locations 30-31 ................................................................ Tennis Clubs/Facilities Information

2016 UTAH TENNIS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Executive Committee Charlene Peterson ...................................................... President Marce Miles ......................................................... Past President Janice Smith ............................................ Vice President Adults Brad Ferriera ........................................... Vice President Juniors Ric Hammond ............................................................. Treasurer Jon Hafen.................................................................... Secretary

Board Members Brandon Owen, Beverly O’Fee , Terry Miya, Brian Moore, Marianne Page, Ian Rothfels & Garrett Snyder

UTAH TENNIS STAFF

Laurie Lambert Executive Director

llambert@utahtennis.com 801-944-8782 x112

Teresa Knudsen Office Manager

tknudsen@utahtennis.com 801-944-8782 x110

Robin Wise Tournament & Junior Competition Coordinator

rwise@utahtennis.com 801-944-8782 x113

Shanda Stoner Web Admin /Data Entry

sstoner@utahtennis.com 801-944-8782 x116

Jill Bruderer Adult District League Coordinator

jbruderer@utahtennis.com 801-944-8782 x111

Allyson Sundberg Assistant League Coordinator asundberg@utahtennis.com

801-944-8782 x117

Jaxon Montague - Tennis Service Representative * Intermountain Section/Utah District jmontague@ita.usta.com, 801-455-8231

UTAH TENNIS ASSOCIATION 2469 E. Fort Union Blvd. Suite 104, Salt Lake City, UT 84121

801-944-8782 Fax: 801-944-8810, Email: info@utahtennis.com , utahtennis.com

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Greetings! To All Tournament & League Tennis Participants:

 The Utah Tennis Association welcomes you to the 2016 Tournament and League Season. This schedule is designed to benefit the veteran player as well as the newcomer who is interested in recreational and competitive tennis opportunities. To help you plan and prepare your tennis season, we’ve enclosed a complete Junior and Adult Sanctioned Tournament Schedule and the 2016 Adult League Schedule. In the handbook you will also find a list of tennis facilities and clubs who host tournaments and participate in adult league programs, as well as additional information on Ranking Requirements and how you can start earning points in the Junior Gran Prix program. Please note that all dates listed are tentative and subject to change. Dates are not guaranteed. Check the tournament registration page for the most up to date information. We’re excited to continue the Junior Tournament Pathway in 2016. In order to create a better playing experience for those juniors who are new to tournament competition, tournaments will offer 3 levels of competition:

Open – for the highest level performance players in each age division Challenger – for the junior player with some tournament experience Futures – for the junior player just starting to compete in tournaments.

The Futures events are round robin, timed tournaments, guaranteeing multiple matches for the newly competitive player. We believe that these tournaments are a great transition from clinics and private lessons into tournament play. We hope that juniors will compete longer in the Challenger level – working their way higher on the standings list, before moving into the Open level of tournament play. Adult League programs are thriving in the state of Utah. In 2015, Utah qualified 8 teams to compete in the National Championships. Congratulations to all those players who worked their way through Districts and Sectionals to make it to the National tournaments! Be sure to read the rule changes that are new for 2016 in regards to leagues. We believe these changes will make your league playing experience even better in 2016. In addition to the Utah Tennis Association’s mission of growing tennis in the state of Utah, the Utah Tennis Foundation is a 501c3 dedicated to supporting tennis in the state. The UTF offers youth and adults from all backgrounds an opportunity to experience the sport of tennis. Please consider making a donation to the UTF. Your donation helps players in the following ways:

Scholarships for year-round tennis instruction for those with financial need

Programming for youth and adults with physical challenges Participation in competitive training opportunities Outreach to underserved communities and populations Grants for junior and adult programming

If you would like to make a donation to the UTF, please contact Laurie Lambert, at 801-944-8782 x 112 or llambert@utahtennis.com

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2016 UTAH DISTRICTS JUNIOR TOURNAMENT PATHWAY The junior pathway is designed to provide a better experience for junior competitors at all levels of play. Players should begin Utah District tourna-ment play in the Futures events, and then work their way up to Open level tournaments. See details below for the structure of each level of play.

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ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

2016 Utah Junior “Open” Tournament Schedule

All Utah District OPEN Tournaments are Section Level 6 Tournaments except 2 ITA Utah District Cup Series Tournaments which are Section Level 5: Ivory Homes Junior Utah State Open / Ardene R. Bullard Memorial

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10’S SCORING: All 10’s matches will be best 2 out of 3 short sets (1st to 4 games) with a 7 point tie break played at 3-3, no-ad scoring and a 7 point tiebreak played in lieu of the 3rd set. 12’s Green Ball Open division is limited to 10 & 12 year olds, you may not play up to participate in this specific division.

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ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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Player Results Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5

Champion 500 400 350 300 250

2nd Place 450 350 300 250 200

3rd Place 400 300 250 200 150

ROUND ROBIN POINTS PER ROUND

Main Draw with Modified Consolation Tournament Points Per Round, Including First Match Losers Consolation, First Round Losers Consolation,

Modified FIC, Single Elimination & Compass Draw

Player Results Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5

Champion 500 400 350 300 250

2nd Place 450 350 300 250 200

3rd Place 400 300 250 200 150

4th Place* 375 275 225 15 125

Quarterfinalist 275 205 165 135 105

Reached Rd 16 225 170 135 115 95

Reached Rd 32 175 135 105 95 85

Reached Rd 64 0 0 0 0 0

Points Earned for Each Consolations

Round Won

30

25

20

15

10

* If there is no playoff for 3rd and 4th place, the semifinalists will receive points as listed in this row. ** In compas draw events, the East Draw earns main draw Points Per Round all other directions and West Draw earn consolation Points Per Round.

2016 SEEDING POLICY FOR UTAH DISTRICT JUNIOR SANCTIONED TOURNAMENTS

Open tournament seeding for Utah District Sanctioned Junior Tournaments will be taken straight off of the most recently published Intermountain Combined Standings List of the division in the order in which players appear on the list, except if there is an out of section player playing. This player will be considered for seeding if he/she is listed as top 100 based on the most recently published National Standings List of the Division in the order in which players appear on the list. Doubles Seeds will be taken directly from the most recent ITA combined standings lists. Partner’s ranks will be averaged and seeded accordingly. 10’s Divisions will be seeded straight off of the most recently published Intermountain-Utah Combined Standings List in the order in which players appear on the list. Challenger divisions will be seeded straight off of the most recently published Intermountain-Utah standings list in the order in which players appear on the list.

FMLC = First Match Losers Consolation SE = Single Elimination FIC= Feed In Consolation MFIC = Modified Feed In Consolation COMP= Compass Draw RR = Round Robin XJ = Junior Mixed

M = Men W = Women N = NTRP s = Singles d = Doubles NX =Mixed Op = Open L = Wheelchair

Tournament Event Codes & Draw Type

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Points Per Round (PPR) is designed to encourage our players to compete often, puts the emphasis on advancing through the draw and allows players to calculate their own rankings. The Standings Lists will be based on a rolling 12 month calendar. Utah District Tournament Directors will use the Points Per Round Standings Lists for tournament seeding. This system will closely reflect National’s Points Per Round Ranking System. The Utah District will only use the top six (6) results from USTA/Utah Sanctioned Tournaments towards your Standings and Rankings. You must accumulate 1 point to appear on the Standings List. If a tournament is not among a player’s best six (6) tournaments, the Points Per Round will not count toward the player’s standings. Utah District Year-End Ranking – 2016 The ranking year runs from Jan 1 to Dec 31, 2016. Each player’s annual year-end ranking will be based on the accumulation of points for winning rounds (PPR) at Utah District Sanctioned Tournaments during the calendar year. A player must accumulate at least 300 ranking points during the calendar year in order to earn a year-end ranking, in addition to the following: ADULTS & JUNIORS: Must compete in a minimum of four (4) Utah District Sanctioned Open Level Tournaments in the same division to be considered for ranking. Ranking is based upon local Utah Tennis Sanctioned Tournaments only and does not include locally held ITA Tournaments. Please note that Challenger Division Tournaments do not count towards Rankings Lists. A player may be ranked in more than one division, if they meet all of the requirements in each division. If a tournament is not among a player’s best 6 tournaments, the Points Per Round will not count toward the player’s ranking. Specifics of the Utah District Points Per Round Ranking System Include:

● A player must win a round to receive any points for the tournament. Byes do not qualify as wins. ● Withdrawals and walkovers qualify as wins for the advancing player and earn Points Per Round. ● Retirements qualify as wins for the advancing player and earn Points Per Round. ● A player who advances because of a default that takes place before the commencement of the first point in the match or because the opponent is disqualified shall receive Points Per Round for advancing.

● A player who is defaulted from a tournament for code violations under the Point Penalty System or misconduct forfeits any points accumulated during the tournament.

The final rankings for a junior age division shall include all players who have been age eligible for play in the division at any time during the year, met the ranking requirements for that age, who have accumulated at least 300 points in the division, and have competed in at least 4 Utah Sanctioned Tournaments in that division. Players may be ranked in more than one age division if they have been age eligible in more than one division during the year, and have met the requirements for that ranking. Once a player ages out of a division, they can no longer earn points towards their lower age division.

2016 Points Per Round (PPR) Ranking System

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Adults are eligible to be ranked in more than one division if they have met the ranking requirements for each division. It is important to remember that rankings are not an assessment of your skill as a player, but an assessment of your record and results in sanctioned tournament play in the calendar year.

Tiebreak Rules for Utah Rankings and Standings Lists will be determined as follows: A player whose best event has the highest number of points, second best, third best, etc. through six events. Best random drawn number.

Finding Your Player Record Online: To find your player record online, go to utahtennis.com and click on Tournaments. Click on TennisLink REGISTRATION at the bottom of the page. Then click on Ranking Home – the link will be on the right hand side of the page. Click on the posting for viewing Intermountain – Utah Standings Lists and Rankings. Select your division to view the appropriate list. Click on your name to view your record. If you appear on two separate lists, you must go to each list to review your record for each division. Only Utah District Ranking Tournaments will appear.

THE ANSWER TO THE MOST COMMONLY ASKED QUESTION: Why does my player’s record state “Does not count toward total points?” Only your best six (6) events will count towards your Utah District ranking/standings. If you have over six (6) tournaments on your record, the ranking program automatically drops out the lower scores, and keeps your best six (6) tournament results. NEW FOR 2016 FOR JUNIORS New this year is our combined standings list for juniors. Your points per tournament will include 100% of your singles points in that particular tournament, plus 15% of your doubles points for that tournament, added together, this will be your PPR for that tournament. This will closely reflect our Intermountain section’s PPR ranking system.

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OPEN Tournaments Sectional Level 6

EXPERIENCE LEVEL: These tour-naments are for the highest level performance players in each age division.

CHALLENGER Tournaments Section Level 7

EXPERIENCE LEVEL: These tourn- aments are for the junior player with some tournament experi-ence. Age groups 14-18 will com-pete with the Yellow ball. 12s will compete with the Green Dot ball. 10s will compete with the Orange ball. Players must compete in age group of their Current age. No “Playing Up” for any age group.

FUTURES Tournaments Section Level 7

EXPERIENCE LEVEL: These events are designed for players just starting to compete in tourna-ments. These tournaments are non-elimination events with Round Robin Formats and timed matches. Age groups 12-18s will compete with the Green Dot ball. 10s will compete with the Orange Ball.

January 15-19

USTA Intermountain Level 4 Winter Masters Series 250002016

Deadline 12/15/15

February 4-6

Park City Challenger 250002116

Deadline 1/28/16

January 23

Park City MARC 10 & Under One Day 250012616

Deadline 1/19/16

January 22-23

Bloomington Battle at the Border Circuit 250004216

Deadline 1/14/16

April 30 - May 7

Chasebrook Harry James Memorial Junior Ice Breaker 257720716

Deadline 4/22/16

January 29-30

Park City 12-18 Futures 250005916

Deadline 1/22/16

January 25-30

The Sports Academy Junior Opener 257703416

May 11-14

Salt Lake Tennis Club Junior Challenger Singles 257720016

February 6

Saint George 10 & Under One Day 257708016

February 12-13

Bloomington President's Day Circuit 250004316

Deadline 2/4/16

June 13-18

Danny Sperry Memorial Junior Tournament 257703916

Deadline 6/7/16

February 27

Salt Lake Tennis 10 & Under One Day 250004516

Deadline 2/23/16

March 4-5

Saint George Spring Tennis Brawl

Deadline 2/26/16

July 11-16

Cottowood Club Junior Classic 257721316

Deadline 7/3/16

March 12

Ogden Athletic Club 10 & Under One Day 250004616

Deadline 3/8/16

March 11-12

Salt Lake Tennis Club 12's Weekend Tournament 2500012916

Deadline 3/3/16

July 26-30

Coach Mike's Junior Tournament @ Liberty Park 257721116

Deadline 7/18/16

March 25-26

Ivory Ridge 12-18 Futures Tournament 250002916

Deadline 3/18/16

March 11-12

Sports Mall 16’s Weekend Tournament 25000113016

November 18-26

Thanksgiving Challenger 257723416

April 9

Park City 10 & Under One Day 250004816

April 1-2

Coach Mike's 18's Tournament 250013316

Deadline 3/24/16

December 1-3

Park City Challenger 250012216

Deadline 11/23/16

May 21

Ivory Ridge 10 & Under One Day 250004916

Deadline 5/17/16

April 8-10

Spring Bloomington Duel in the Desert 257720416

Deadline 4/1/16

May 29-30

Ogden 12-18 Futures Tournament 250002416

2016 JUNIOR TOURNAMENT CALENDAR ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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OPEN Tournaments Sectional Level 6

CHALLENGER Tournaments Section Level 7

FUTURES Tournaments Section Level 7

April 22-23

Park City MARC 14's Weekend Tourna-ment 250013416

Deadline 4/14/16

X

June 11

Coach Mike's Tennis Academy @ Liberty Park 10 & Under One Day 250005016

Deadline 6/7/16

April 30 - May 7

Chasebrook Harry James Memorial Junior Ice Breaker 257720716

Deadline 4/22/16

X

July 16

Coach Mike's Tennis Academy 10 & Under One Day 250023916

Deadline 7/12/16

May 16-21

Sports Academy Junior Spring Rally 257705816

Deadline 5/8/16

X

August 5-6

Ivory Ridge 12-18 Futures Tournament 250005416

Deadline 7/29/16

May 31 - June 8

Desiree & Travis Bastian Memorial 257705716

Deadline 5/24/16

X

August 27

Ivory Ridge 10 & Under One Day 250006016

Deadline 8/23/16

June 20-25

Ivory Homes Junior Utah State Open District Cup Level 5 257702816

Deadline 6/12/16

X

October 8

Park City 10 & Under One Day 250011616

Deadline 10/4/16

June 27-July 2

Breakpoint Junior Tennis Tournament 250015016

Deadline 6/21/16

X

October 28

Park City 12-18 Futures Tournament 250011716

Deadline 10/20/16

July 5-9

Ogden Junior Championships 257722216

Deadline 6/27/16

X

November 5

Salt Lake Tennis 10 & Under One Day 250011916

Deadline 11/1/16

July 7-11

USTA BG16 Zone Team Championships 257703316

Deadline 4/1/16

X

November 19

Saint George 10 & Under One Day 250027416

Deadline 11/15/16

July 11-16

Cottowood Club Junior Classic 257721316

Deadline 7/3/16

X

December 10

Ogden Athletic Club 10 & Under One Day 250012416

Deadline 12/6/16

July 22-23

Acin' in the Basin 250009516

Deadline 7/15/16

X

X

July 26-30

Coach Mike's Junior Tournament @ Liberty Park 257721116

Deadline 7/18/16

X

X

ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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OPEN Tournaments Sectional Level 6

CHALLENGER Tournaments Section Level 7

FUTURES Tournaments Section Level 7

August 1-6

Ardene R. Bullard Memorial District Cup Level 5 257709316

Deadline 7/22/16

X X

August 22-27

Park City Labor Last Days of Summer 250012816 Deadline 8/14/16 X X

September 2-6

USTA Intermountain Level 4 Labor Day Master Series 250002516

Deadline 8/2/16

X X

Boys September 15-19 / Girls October 13-17

David L. Freed Memorial Junior 257723316

Deadline 9/7/16

X X

September 23-25

Bloomington Tennis Recruiters National Tournament 257722716

Deadline 9/16/16

X X

September 26 - Oct 8

Vivint Monster Mash Junior's Tennis Bash 257700716

Deadline 9/18/16

X X

October 21-22

Bloomington Autumn Circuit 250013516

Deadline 10/14/16

November 4-5

Bloomington Great Gobbler Circuit 250011816

Deadline 10/28/16

November 14-19

The Sports Academy Turkey Weekender 257703516

Deadline 11/6/16

December 1-3

Saint George Junior Holiday Shoot 257708116

Deadline 11/25/16

December 26-31

Ogden Junior Singles Holiday Tournament 257723616

Deadline 12/19/16

ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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April 30-May 7

Albion Adult Ice Breaker Deadline 4/22/16

May 25-30

Ken Garff Mercedes Benz & Wells Fargo Bank Memorial Classic Deadline 5/17/16

June 20-25

Ivory Homes Adult Utah State Open Tennis Championships Deadline 6/12/16

July 11-16

Just Don’t Quit Foundation Tennis Tournament Deadline 7/4/16

July 22-23

Acin' in the Basin Tennis Tournament Deadline 7/15/16

August 1-6

Adrene R. Bullard Memorial Deadline 7/24/16

September 10-17

Cottonwood Club Adult Fall Classic Deadline 9/2/16 September 19-24

Cottonwood Heights Adult Classic Deadline 9/11/16

October 3-8

Huntsman World Senior Games Deadline 9/1/16

December 2-10

Ivory Ridge Adult Holiday Doubles Tournament Deadline 11/24/16

April 14-16

Park City Dirt Ball Deadline 4/7/16

September 8-10

Utah Fall Tennis Classic at BYU Deadline 9/3/16

November 6

Sports Academy Turkey Weekender Deadline 11/6/16

2016 ADULT TOURNAMENT CALENDAR

ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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ENTER OPEN &

CHALLENGER TOURNAMENTS

ACCUMULATE POINTS WIN AWARDS &

PRIZES!

JUNIOR PLAYERS GET WITH IT !!! Accept the “CHALLENGE” - Utah Tennis Junior Tournament Gran Prix Point Challenge. Accumulate points throughout the 2016 Tournament season by entering and playing in USTA UTAH sanctioned junior tournaments. The individuals with the highest point totals in each division, Singles and Doubles, Boys and Girls will be recognized at the end of the tournament season at an awards ceremony and party. Each age division winner will receive an award and prizes from our sponsors, vendors, and Utah Tennis. In addition to the division winners, the two juniors (1 boy, 1 girl) who have accumulated the highest point totals, after all age divisions are combined, including singles and doubles will be named the 2016 “Utah Tennis Junior Tournament Player of the Year”. These two juniors will each receive, for their accomplishments, merchandise from Head/PENN Racquet Sports. They will also receive an award and prizes from sponsors who support Utah Tennis and The Junior Gran Prix Point Challenge.

SPONSORED BY

2016 Junior Gran Prix Point Challenge 

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These two (3) tournaments will be considered our “GRAND SLAM” events for the 2016 Junior Gran Prix series. If any player wins all three of these tournaments, in the same event and age division in the 2016 Gran Prix season, he/she will be awarded an additional 500 bonus points.

AGE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: ALL JUNIOR PLAYERS, if you compete in USTA sanctioned events, you may play in an age division until the month in which you age up, or, in other words, until your birthday month, This means that players who are 10,12,14,16, and 18 years old may continue to play in their age division until the month they turn 11,13,15,17, or 19, respectively.

So what are you waiting for? ENTER A TOURNAMENT TODAY!

The Junior Gran Prix Awards will also include the HILARY DOYLE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD. The award will be presented annually to a deserving junior player who will be nominated and selected by Utah Tennis and the tournament directors of the junior Utah District Sanctioned events during the 2016 season. At the conclusion of each Sanctioned Junior Tournament, the Tournament Director will select at least one junior participant who exemplified good sportsmanship during the tournament. The sportsmanship winners from each tournament will be considered as nominees for the Hilary Doyle Sportsmanship Award. The junior player who receives the most nominations from the Sanctioned Junior Tournaments will receive the Hilary Doyle Sportsmanship Award. In the event of a tie, the Utah Junior Competition Committee will select the winner.

UTAH TENNIS JUNIOR GRAND SLAM EVENTS

Chasebrook Harry James Memorial Junior Icebreaker

Ivory Homes Junior Utah State Open Tennis Championships

Ardene Bullard Of Love Tournament

CONGRATULATIONS ! 2015 Utah Tennis Jr Gran Prix Point Challenge Winners

Junior Tournament Player(s) of the Year

Lalith Suresh & Sage Bergeson

Hillary Doyle Sportsmanship Award: Charlie Buxton

Boys Singles Girls Singles 18’s Redd Owen McKenna Lloyd 16’s Micah Heimuli Emilee Astle 14’s Giovanni Claus Katherine MacPhail 12’s Lalith Suresh Amani Shah 10’s Calvin Armstrong Ellie Gyuro

Boys Doubles Girls Doubles 18’s Nathan Balls Leah Heimuli 16’s Micah Heimuli Emilee Astle/Daniela Aaron/Anna Aaron 14’s Brecken Benard Bitsy Tullis/Sara Tullis 12’s Lalith Suresh Dylan Lolofie 10’s Ford Owen Sage Bergeson

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JUNIOR GRAN PRIX RULES & REGULATIONS 1. Eligibility requirements for Gran Prix points: Age divisions:10 through 18 years of age, mixed events will not count. 2. MUST BE A USTA MEMBER IN GOOD STANDING 3. Gran Prix points will be awarded in all Junior District USTA/UTAH Tennis sanctioned tournaments. 4. Gran Prix Points are awarded per entry, per player, per tournament, per matches won. 5. Individuals, including a doubles team, accumulate his/her own points. 6. A junior must participate in a minimum of four (4) tournaments, in the same age division, open or challenger to be eligible for Gran Prix Points. 7. A junior who enters a tournament and then defaults or withdraws for any reason prior to the 1st round or at any time during the tournament, receives NO POINTS. 8. A player who advances to the next round by default will receive points for the win. 9. Junior “Open & Challenger“ divisions eligible for Gran Prix Points are: 10’s, 12’s, 14’s, 16’s, 18’s 10. Players who reschedule matches without Tournament Directors permission and do not report scores to the Tournament Director or to Utah Tennis, will receive NO POINTS. Draws must be complete in order to award points to the players. 11. The individual, in each age division, singles & doubles, with the highest points totals will be recognized at an awards ceremony & party and presented an award and prizes for winning his/her division. A junior is not restricted to only playing in their proper age division. If you choose to play up in a open division you will be awarded points in that age division. Challenger division players may not play out of their age appropriate divisions. But, to be eligible for Gran Prix prizes, remember, you must play a minimum of 4 tournaments in the same age division. If you play in more than one age division during the tournament season, your accumulated points, in all divisions will be combined and used to determine the overall winner and tournament player of the year. 12. The top Boy and Girl, when all divisions are combined, with the highest points totals will be named the “2016 Utah Tennis Junior Tournament Player of the Year”. Each will be recognized at an awards ceremony and party and will be presented an award and prizes for their accomplishments. Each will receive merchandise from Head/Penn Racquet Sports. 13. In the event of a tie the following tie-break procedure (in order listed) will be used: a. Win/loss record if Head to Head matches involve tied players b. Total number of tournaments won c. Total number of matches won/loss d. Total number of sets won/loss e. Total number of games won/loss * If no head to head occurs (b) through (e) would apply. If a tie still occurs a drawing will be held to determine the winner. 14. Gran Prix Points standings and monthly updates will be posted on the Utah Tennis website at: www.utahtennis.com. Point totals will not be given over the phone. Scoring method will award points as follows: Points are awarded in tournaments offering consolation, however, points possible will be 1/2 of that awarded in the main draw. (ie: match won = 10 points) * PLEASE NOTE: A player must play his/her first round match to receive participation points. Players who withdraw or default prior to their first round match receive no points. Defaults count as win for the player who advances to next round.

Points Awarded in Open Divisions

50 points for entering and playing 1st round

20 points for each match won

50 points bonus for the winner

10 points for each match won in the consolation (No bonus points for winning consolation)

Points Awarded in Challenger Divisions

25 points for entering and playing 1st round

10 points for each match won

25 points bonus for the winner

5 points for each match won in the consolation (No bonus points for winning consolation)

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USTA MEMBERSHIP

Membership not only benefits you, but also supports Utah Tennis community outreach grassroots programs including parks, USTA school

Tennis, wheelchair, and adult and youth tennis programs!

One Year Three Year Five Year Junior (18 under) $20 $54 $80 Adult (19 over) $44 $119 $176 Family (2 or more) $72 $195 $288

To participate in any USTA Utah Tennis sanctioned tournament or league program, you must be a current USTA MEMBER.

To join or renew your USTA Membership call 1-800-990-8782

or go to usta.com. It’s fast and easy, so join today! **Future events do not require USTA Membership 

Junior Tennis Saturday Night Match Play League Leagues run all year! This program is open to all players that are beginning, intermediate and advanced, ages 10-18. Play is 2 hours each week and is a great way to meet new friends while getting point-play experience in an unpressured, friendly environment. Summer Division Tournaments 2-3 hour, 1 day tournaments to be scheduled around the Salt Lake Valley. Call Laurie at Utah Tennis for more info. 801-944-8782 x112 or visit www.utahtennis.com

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2016 Utah Dist r ic t Adul t League Schedule & Fees

For more information contact Jill Bruderer, District League Coordinator, 801-944-8790 or jbruderer@utahtennis.com

Registration/Roster Fee=$17=$3=$20,

Match Fees: Indoor $14/per player/per match, Outdoor $12 per player/per match Must be a current USTA member to play in any league

NOVEMBER 6, 2015-JANUARY 8, 2016 (Friday Evening Play) World Team Tennis Entries Due: Team Entry Fee: $125, $3 p/p Team Match Fees $30/team Nat’l Qualifier: March 4-6, Charleston, SC / May 6-8, Las Vegas, NV 1-M/W Singles, 1-M/W Doubles, 2-MX Doubles **Match results from this league are not used in computing NTRP Ratings** JANUARY 19-APRIL 17, Weekday JANUARY 23-MARCH 19, Saturday Winter League Sponsored by Big O Tires Entries Due: January 4 Weekday Play: Women; Saturday Play: Men & Women Weekday: 1 Singles, 4 Doubles. Saturday: 3 Doubles APRIL 1-May 20 USTA 18 & Over Mixed Doubles (Friday Evening Play) Sponsored by Veritas Funding, Guy Hassell Entries Due: March 18 District Playoffs: June 17-18 ITA Sectional Championships : July 15-17, Boise, ID 3 Mixed Doubles: 2.5, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 APRIL 11-JUNE 9 USTA 18 & Over Sponsored by Wollam Construction, Guy & Lana Wollam Entries Due: March 28 District Playoffs: July 28-30 Section Championships: Aug 19-21, Salt Lake City, UT 2.5 & 5.0: 1 Singles & 2 Doubles 3.0-4.5: 2 Singles & 3 Doubles APRIL 4-JUNE 3 USTA 55 & Over Sponsored by Wollam Construction, Guy & Lana Wollam Entries Due: March 21 District Playoffs: June 24-25 Section Championships: September 23-25, Denver, CO 3 Doubles: M:6.0, T:8.0, W: 9.0, TH: 7.0, evening Play May 7-JUNE 24 USTA 40 & Over Mixed Doubles Entries Due: April 22 District Playoffs: June 5-6 Section Championships: October 7-9 3 Mixed Doubles: 2.5, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0 MAY 16-21 WILD CARD QUALIFIER - 6 Team Limit per NTRP Level Sponsored by Grating Systems, Brent & Vicki Cox Entries Due: May 3 $250 per team - same roster as 18 & O, 3.0-4.5 divisions

ALL DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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JUNE 20-Augst 11 USTA 40 & Over Sponsored by Young Auto Group, Spencer & Sherry Young Entries Due: June 6 District Playoffs: August 25-27 Section Championships: September 16-18 3.0-4.5: 2 Singles & 3 Doubles AUGUST 5-SEPTEMER 23 ITA Fall Mixed Doubles Sponsored by Gottschall Engraving, John Balog Entries Due: July 21 District Playoffs: September 30-October 1 Section Championships: October 28-30, Las Vegas, NV 3 Mixed Doubles: 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, 8.5, 9.5 AUGUST 15-SEPTEMBER 6, Weekday AUGUST 27-OCTOBER 22, Saturday Fall Outdoor Sponsored by Verita’s Funding - South Ogden, Falesha Cooper Entries Due: Weekday: August 1, Saturday: August 13 District Championships: None Section Championships: None Weekday: 2.5 1 Singles, 2 Doubles, 3.0-4.5 1 Single, 4 Doubles Saturday: 1 Single, 2 Doubles OCTOBER 31-DECEMBER 15, Weekday NOVEMBER 5-DECEMBER 17, Saturday Fall Indoor League Sponsored by North West Title, Mike Smith Entries Due: Weekday: October 17, Saturday: October 23 District Playoffs: None Section Championships: None Weekday: 2.5 1 Singles, 2 Doubles, 3.0-4.5 1 Single, 4 Doubles Saturday: 1 Single, 2 Doubles **Match results from this league are not used in computing NTRP Ratings** Teams wanting to register after the deadline will be charged a additional $50 late fee if there is space available. Any team that pulls out after scheduling has been completed will be subject to Grievance action, which may include a fine. For more information & questions contact Jill Bruderer, District League Coordinator 801-944-8790 or jbruderer@utahtennis.com

Utah District major regulation changes for 2016 Below Level Players Playing Up

The district has put a limit on the number of players in a match who have a NTRP below the team NTRP level.

1. Teams with 5 lines: Can have 4 under level players playing at one time. 2. Teams with 4 lines: Can have 3 under level players playing at one time. 3. Teams with 3 lines: Can have 2 under level players playing at on time.

Captain or Co Captain 1 team A new regulation has been added stating that teams must be independently managed. A Captain or Co-Captain cannot Captain or Co-Captain a second team at the same level in any league.

1.13 D (1) Captaining more than one team. A team captain or co-captain cannot manage more than one team at the same level in any Division. (If you captain or co-captain a 4.0W 18 & Over day league team in flight A, you cannot captain or co-captain a team in the day B flight, or the evening flight). Non playing facility coordinators are exempt from this regulation.

1.13 D (2) Teams must be managed independently. Captains, co-captains have a responsibility to always have their team’s best interest in mind. Captains should NEVER put themselves in a position where they have influence over any other team’s line-up that is competing at the same level in the same division. Any violation of this will be viewed as poor sportsmanship and a violation of ‘The Code’. Non playing facility coordinators are exempt from this regulation.

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Understanding NTRP and DNTRP

The National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) has a primary goal to classify skill levels for more compatible matches, group lessons, league play, tournaments, and other programs. The rating categories are generalizations about skill levels. You may find that you actually play above or below the category that best describes your skill level, depending on your competitive ability. The category you choose is not meant to be permanent, but may be adjusted as your skills change or as your match play demonstrates the need for reclassification. Ultimately, your rating is based upon match results. Players must rate themselves in accordance with the NTRP. When players rates themselves and they question at which level they should play, they should place themselves in the higher level of play.

NTRP General Characteristics of Playing Levels

2.5-This player is learning to judge where the ball is going, although court coverage is weak. Can sustain a short rally of slow pace with other players of the same ability. 3.0- This player is fairly consistent when hitting medium paced shots, but is not comfortable with all strokes and lacks execution when trying for directional control, depth or power. Most common doubles formation is one-up, one-back. 3.5- This player has achieved improved stroke dependability with directional control on moderate shots, but still lacks depth and variety. 4.0-This player has dependable strokes, including directional control and depth on both forehand and backhand sides on moderate shots, plus the ability to use lobs, overheads, approach shots, and volleys with some success. This player occasionally forces errors when serving. Rallies may be lost due to impatience. 4.5-This player has begun to master the use of power and spins and is beginning to handle pace, has sound footwork, can control depth of shots, and is beginning to vary game plan according to opponents. This player can hit first serves with power and accuracy and place the second serve. This player tends to over hit difficult shots. 5.0-This player has good shot anticipation and frequently has an outstanding shot or attribute around which a game may be structured. This player can regularly hit winners or force errors off of short balls and can put away volleys, can successfully execute lobs, drop shots, half volleys, overhead smashes, and has good depth and spin on most 2nd serves. 5.5 Open-This player has developed power and or consistency as a major weapon. This player can vary strategies and styles of play in a competitive situation and hits dependable shots in a stress situation. (See Website for additional details and explanations.)

ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING ON-LINE

TOURNAMENT or LEAGUE REGISTRATION PLEASE CALL

THE UTAH TENNIS ASSOCIATION AT 801-944-USTA (8782)

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Available on line 2015 Adult & Junior Year End Rankings

To view, go to utahtennis.com

NTRP RATINGS There are many myths out there about ratings and how the NTRP system works so hopefully you all have read the information on our website to put those myths to rest but if you have not, here is some information that is pertinent for you as a captain to know.

Self Rating: Any player that has not participated in NTRP tournaments or league tennis before through the USTA will need to self-rate in order to obtain a rating to be eligible for league registration. The self-rate questionnaire will be available to you when you go to register for a team and you can complete the questionnaire at that time. Please answer the questions honestly so the system can generate the appropriate rating. See disqualification and penalties below regarding self-rating. Also see “self-rating” in the How To section for instructions on the process as well as how to appeal your self-rate if necessary.

Penalties: Per the District League Regulations “Players who do not have a valid NTRP rating level on file in TennisLink shall self rate in accordance with the Gen-eral & Experienced Player Guidelines Supplement to the NTRP Guidelines and complete the self rating process on TennisLink when registering for a team. Failure to do so, or omission of information regarding a player’s tennis history will subject the player, the captain and/or others who condoned inaccurate self rating to sanctions and disqualification. Self ratings are valid for two years from the date issued or until replaced by a dynamic or computer rating.

DNTRP: The DNTRP system or Dynamic NTRP system runs all the leagues except the Fall Indoor League. After each match played, the respective players rating are recalculated down to the hundredth of a point based on the results of that match and the players current ratings going into the match. It is vitally im-portant that all scores be reported within 72 hours of match completion so the system can work efficiently. Please see “Disqualification” below to see how this system could affect your players.

Disqualification: During the USTA Adult League season the NTRP system will be calculating after each match played. If at any time a player’s rating surpasses the allowed level they will receive a strike. If a player receives three strikes within the current season (including playoff) they will be disqualified and their scores and results for that league will be reversed.

The only rating types that are affected by this are S (self-rated), If you have a player on your team that falls into this rating category then they are sub-ject to dynamic disqualification. If you have received a C (computer) rating then you are no longer subject to dynamic disqualification.

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WHAT IS ? TennisLink is a user-friendly web based system designed as a means to provide secure communication and flow of information between the USTA and its members via the Internet. TennisLink allows captains to register teams, enter and confirm scores, access team rosters, standings, schedules, blank score cards and renew USTA memberships. HOW DO I ACCESS ? You must go through TennisLink to report a score. TennisLink can be accessed by clicking on the League drop down menu and choosing TennisLink leagues on our website at utahtennis.com. HOW TO REPORT SCORES Both teams should be involved in the reporting of scores. One team reports the scores, the other team should confirm or dispute the entered scores. Prior to leaving the match site, captains should decide who will be reporting and who will be confirming the scores. From the TennisLink page, click on Record a Score. (A message will appear if the scorecard is in use.) Type in the match number. On the blank scorecard, enter the scheduled date of the match. Select players from the drop down list for home and visiting teams. Click the winner button identifying the winning team for each court. Enter the scores for each match from the winner’s perspective (6-4,6-3 not 4-6,3-6). Select the final outcome (completed ,retired, default, double default) for each match from the completed drop-down list.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR A LEAGUE ON

A current USTA membership number is needed to register for league tennis. Memberships must be current through the league season. All major credit cards accepted for League registration. Go to the TennisLink webpage (utahtennis.com). Click on register for a team. Enter your USTA number and team number in the space provided. Be sure to click on YES if you will be the Captain. Click on next step and follow the payment instructions. Depending on what facility you decide to play out of, the facility Coordinator will sometime register players instead.

ISSUES THAT MAY OCCUR WHEN REPORTING LEAGUE MATCH SCORES How to determine whether you should report the match as completed, retired, default, double default. Retired- Due to a health related issue, the player could not complete the match Default -The player was not a registered player on the team roster. Double Default– Scores not reported by the deadline Total Team Default– The majority of the lines on the scorecard were not completed Tie Break The scoring format in TennisLink will be set up as “Match Tiebreak” which will require all third set scores to be entered as 1-0. If an error message occurs please make sure a. All 3rd set scores are recorded as 1-0. b. Make sure the scores are input from the winning player’s perspective. What should I do if there is a error on the score card? Captains and players are not able to make any changes to score cards once they have been submitted. If you notice an error, the captain of either team can dispute the match scores. It

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is suggested that you notify the Adult League coordinator Jill Bruderer of the dispute, score card # and what needs to be corrected. We will then contact the opposing team to confirm the error before adjusting the score card. What should I do if not all of the positions have completed the match? Scores for the entire match cannot be entered until all matches have been completed for that team match. What should I do if a player from my team plays against a player that is not registered? If a player was not registered for your match, you should input the lines affected as wins by default for your team. How do I confirm my scores? Completed scorecards can be accessed through Record A Score. Enter the match number and click on Go. Review the scores. Click either confirm or dispute. If you decide to dispute the score card please contact Jill Bruderer with the match number and the reason why you have decided to dispute the match. How do I dispute a score? Go to TennisLink and input the match number as if you were putting in the scores. Go to the score card screen and click on the dispute score button. Once you have disputed a score, you must contact the Adult League Department with information about the reason for the dispute. Note: Only captains are able to dispute a score.

VIEWING TEAM ROSTERS, SCHEDULE & TEAM STANDINGS HOW DO I VIEW A TEAM ROSTER? Rosters containing detailed player’s information including addresses telephone numbers, USTA numbers, player numbers, NTRP ratings and number of matches played are available to team captains for the specific team only. To access, enter your USTA number at the prompt on the TennisLink webpage. Enter your team number and click on Go Select the Player Roster option. HOW DO I VIEW MY TEAM’S SCHEDULE? Enter your USTA number at the prompt on TennisLink. Enter your team number and click on Go. Select the Match Summary or match Schedule option. Refer to each league’s operating procedures for the date the completed schedule will be available on TennisLink. HOW DO I VIEW TEAM STANDINGS? Team standings within a flight or sub-flight can be accessed by entering your team number and by clicking on Go. Click on Flight or Sub-Flight. Click on Team Standings. INFORMATION REGARDING TEAM ADVANCEMENTS A. 1. Local league competition, each team that wins a specific level of local league competition shall be entitled to advance to the next level of competition. B. 2. Order of Tie-Break In the event of a tie, whether in round robin or single elimination competition, the tie shall be broken by the first of the following procedures that does so. A. Individual Matches, Winner of the most individual matches in the competition. B. Head to Head. Winner of the head to heat matches. C. Sets. Loser of the fewest sets D. Games. Loser of the fewest games E. A method to be determined by the Championships Committee: Coin toss or procedure to be announced prior to commencement of championship competition.

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801-944-8782

For More Information on

Becoming a Certified Official Please Contact Gerard Baisch

@ 801-592-0727

A listing of PLAY DAYS locations will be published on utahtennis.com as they become available. For more

information contact Laurie Lambert 801-944-8782 x 112

A USTA EVENT

     

Tennis is Elementary program is aimed at introducing tennis to grade school  children at their local elementary schools.  TiE, pa erned a er the QuickStart program, offers elementary schools the flexibility to fit an introductory tennis program into their exis ng a er‐school ac vi es. The indoor program uses foam balls, smaller racquets and smaller nets and is designed to get younger people hi ng immediately. The emphasis is on movement and having fun.  For more informa on contact Merilee Hopkin, TiE Coordinator  801‐573‐2947 

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JUNE 15-16, 2012

For more information on Wheelchair Tennis please contact Utah Tennis Association @ 801-944-8782 or info@utahtennis.com

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BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS Carrie Francis 322-4411 BOUNTIFUL North Canyon Swim & Tennis Pati Adamson 801-671-8490 CLEARFIELD Wasatch Community Tennis COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center Heidi Summers 801-943-3190 x100 www.cottonwoodheights.com GLENDALE Glendale Tennis Park Ifa Motuliki (801) 637-7280 1700 South & 1200 West HEBER Heber Valley Tennis Abby Wagstaff abbywastaff@yahoo.com Timpanogos Valley Tennis Wasatch County Parks/Rec. Bill Damron 435-503-5048 HERRIMAN J. L. Sorenson Rec. Center Staci Hemingway 385-468-1340 KEARNS Kearns Oquirrh Park & Fitness 801-966-5555 tennis@KOPFC.com LAYTON Layton City Recreation Michelle Howard 801-336-3924 mlhoward@laytoncity.org

LEHI Ivory Ridge Swim & Tennis Winnie Rawstorne 801-331-6006 LOGAN Sports Academy Lukas Bouton 435-753-7500 MARRIOTT-SLATERVILLE Jim Ito, itoj@gmail.com NORTH SALT LAKE Eagleridge Swim & Tennis Cody Sessions 801-397-2582 OGDEN Marshall White Center 801-629-8346 - Jill Ogden Athletic Club Mike White 801-479-6500 Ogden Valley Jennifer Belmont jmbel@me.com Kathy Allen riverkat02@yahoo.com OREM Vasa Tennis Club Clark Barton 801-765-4653 PARK CITY PC MARC Michael O’Keefe 435-615-5400 PLAIN CITY Plain City Elementary Stan Keefer 801-452-4220 skeefer@weber.k12.ut.us PROVO Provo Rec. Center 801-852-6610

SALT LAKE CITY Coach Mike’s Tennis Academy Mike Martines 801-583-9451 Cottonwood Country Club Brenden Bowyer 801-277-2691 Coach Mike’s Tennis Academy @ Liberty Park Mike Martines 801-328-4711 Salt Lake Swimming & Tennis Club Don Williams 801-487-3206 Sports Mall Bob Juhasz 801-261-3426 SOUTH JORDAN Marv Jenson Rec. Center (801) 253-4404 South Jordan Rec. Center Alex Kaker 801-254-3742 SUNSET Sunset City Recreation Vicky Gold 801-614-9105 recreation@sunset-ut.com ST. GEORGE Bloomington Tennis Club Clark Hancock 435-628-4350 bloomingtontennis@gmail.com Green Valley Dave Nostrant 435-628-8060 vbtc@VicBradenTennis.com Summit Athletic Club Dave Crawford 435-467-0480 dave@thesummitac.com Tonaquint Park Wayne Bullock 435-669-9834 wprince2569@aol.com

UTAH FACILIT IES

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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TENNIS FACILITIES & CLUBS

ALTA CANYON SPORTS CENTER...............…………………...……….……..801-568-4600 CONTACT: LOIS STILLION 9565 S. HIGHLAND DRIVE, SANDY, UT 84092 Outdoor-6 Courts

BLOOMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB…………………………………...……….…435-628-4350 CONTACT: CLARK HANCOCK.. 3174 BLOOMINGTON DRIVE, ST.GEORGE, UTAH 84790 Outdoor-6 Courts (Year Round) Private

COTTONWOOD COUNTRY CLUB...............…………………...……….……...801-277-2691 CONTACT: BRENDAN BOWYER/SHAWNA PATERSON 1780 E. LAKEWOOD DRIVE, SLC, UT 84117 Outdoor-10 Courts, Indoor-6 Courts (Bubble/Winter) Private

COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS RECREATION..…………………...….……..801-943-3190 x154 CONTACT: WARREN HELMARK 7500 S. 2700 E. SLC, UT 84121 Outdoor-Anzak 4 Courts / Cottonwood Heights 3 Courts / Bywater 2 Courts / Crestwood 2 Courts / Mt View 2 Courts

COACH MIKE’S TENNIS ACADEMY …………………………………….……...801-583-9451 CONTACT: MIKE MARTINES 1216 S. WASATCH DRIVE, SLC, UT 84108 Outdoor-10 Courts, Indoor-4 Courts (Bubble/Winter) Public

COACH MIKE’S TENNIS ACADEMY @ LIBERTY PARK……………………..801-328-4711 CONTACT: MIKE MARTINES 650 E. 900 S SLC, UT 84101 Outdoor-16 Courts w/lights (April to October) 4 (Bubbled October to March) Public EAGLERIDGE TENNIS & SWIM CLUB...............………………………….……801-397-2582 CONTACT: BRAD FERREIRA/CODY SESSIONS 711 PARKWAY DRIVE, NORTH SALT LAKE, UT 84054 Outdoor-6 Courts, Indoor-6 Courts (Winter)

EAST MILLCREEK RECREATION.........………………………...………………801-559-1530 CONTACT: KELLEN JENSEN 4405 S. 1025 E. SLC, UT 84124

ECCLES TENNIS CENTER..................………………………...……………… 801-581-7075 CONTACT: DIANE GENTRY 550 S. GUARDSMAN WAY, SLC, UT 84112 Indoor-8 Courts (Year Round) Public/Guest Fees

VASA FITNESS……..………………………………………………...………...… 801-765-4653 CONTACT: CLARK BARTON 44 E. 800 N, OREM, UT 84057 Outdoor-4 Courts, Indoor-4 Courts (Year Round) Private

GREEN VALLEY RESORT…………………………………………...…….……. 435-986-5000 CONTACT: DAVE NOSTRANT 1871 W. CANYON VIEW DRIVE, ST. GEORGE, UTAH 84770 Outdoor-12 Courts (Year Round), Indoor-4 Courts (Year Round) Private

IVORY RIDGE SWIM & TENNIS CLUB ..........………………...........………… 801-331-6006 CONTACT: LINDSAY RAWSTORNE 62 E. CLUBVIEW LANE, LEHI, UT 84043 Outdoor-5 Courts, Indoor-6 Courts Private

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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TENNIS FACILITIES& CLUBS

LAGOON.............................................................................……………...………… 801-451-8110 CONTACT: BONNIE WALTERS-THOMPSON LAGOON AMUSEMENT PARK 375 N. LAGOON DR, FARMINGTON, UT 84025 Indoor-4 Courts (October to April) Public OGDEN ATHLETIC CLUB....................……………………..…………..……..…..801-479-6500 x5 CONTACT: MIKE WHITE OR JILL SPENCER 1221 E 5800 S OGDEN, UT 84405 Outdoor-8 Courts, Indoor-6 Courts (Bubble/Winter) Private

KEARNS OQUIRRH PARK...........………..………………………………………..…..801-966-5555 CONTACT: 5624 S 4800 W., KEARNS, UT 84118 Outdoor-9 Courts (April to October) Public

PARK CITY MARC.……………………...……………………………………………....435-615-5400 CONTACT: MICHAEL O’KEEFE 1200 LITTLE KATE ROAD, PARK CITY,UT 84060 Outdoor-7 Courts, Indoor-4 Courts (Year Round) 3 (Bubble/Winter) Public

SALT LAKE SWIMMING & TENNIS CLUB..…………………..………………….. ...801-487-3206 CONTACT: MIKE TRABERT 2471 S 1700 E, SLC, UT 84106 Outdoor-12 Courts, Indoor-6 Courts (Year Round) 5 (Bubble/Winter) Private SOUTH JORDAN RECREATION CENTER………………………………………..…801-253-5236 CONTACT: RYAN REED 10996 S. REDWOOD ROAD, SOUTH JORDAN, UT 84095 -COURTS 10900 S 1800 W Outdoor-6 Courts w/lights / Jordan Ridge 2 / Stone Haven 1

SPORTS ACADEMY & RACQUET CLUB………………………….…….………......435-753-7500 CONTACT: LUKAS BOUTON 1655 N. 200 E LOGAN, UT 84341 Outdoor-6 Courts, Indoor-4 Courts (Year Round)

SPORTS MALL..………………………………………….…………….........................801-261-3426 CONTACT: BOB JUHAZ/KRISS YOUNG 5445 S 900 E SLC, UT 84117 Outdoor-8 Courts, Indoor-8 Courts (Year Round) 4 (Bubble/Year Round) Private

SUMMIT TENNIS & ATHLETIC CLUB…………………………..…..…………..…….435-628-5000 CONTACT: DAVE CRAWFORD 1532 E.1450 So, ST. GEORGE, UT 84790 Outdoor-4 Courts TONAQUINT TENNIS CENTER ………………………………………………….….435-699-9834 CONTACT: WAYNE BULLOCK 1851 S. Dixie Drive, St. George, UT 84770 Outdoor-8 courts w/lights WASATCH COUNTY PARKS & RECREATION …………………………………….435-657-3240 345 w 600 s, Heber, UT

For a complete listing of Community Tennis Association and local Parks & Recreation Departments offering organized tennis lessons

and programs for youth and adults visit our website at utahtennis.com & click on the Community Page.

To Find a tennis facility near you go to

TennisWelcomeCenter.com

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