Oakwood October Challenger: Co-ed 10U Orange INDOOR & 10U/12U Green OUTDOOR Singles

All players, parents, and spectators MUST sign the Mid-Atlantic ACES Pledge and players will be REQUIRED to show their Mid-Atlantic ACES Pledge digital medallions or bag tag at check in.

All participants MUST adhere to the USTA Mid-Atlantic Sportsmanship Expectations; including The Do’s and Don’ts of Good Sportsmanship and are encouraged to nominate fellow participants as Champions on and off the court!

Players are expected to play all scheduled matches.

A USTA Junior Circuit is a fun program that utilizes a non-elimination round-robin draw format for players of all ages to gain match play experience in a tournament setting with a focus on individual results. This experience will encourage players of all ages to develop their skills through level-based play and demonstrate good sportsmanship.

This is a Orange and Green Ball event and players will be grouped into flights based on their experience. 10U Orange ball and 12U Green Ball divisions count for the Net Generation PlayTracker. In Junior Circuit events Boys and Girls divisions of the same ball color may be combined to co-ed to facilitate matchplay. Junior Circuit events with yellow ball divisions are separate from the ranked tournament space. Green Ball and yellow ball divisions count for World Tennis Number (WTN) ratings.

DRAW AND MATCH FORMATS

All draws are round robin or round robin with a playoff. Match formats will be either one Superset to 6 games (one more game at 5-5), one short set to 4 (one more game at 3-3), or timed matches (Indoors only). Scoring will be no ad scoring.

PLAYER SELECTION AND FLIGHTING: Each division will be limited to 6 (10U Singles) or 6 (Doubles teams). Players will be selected based on time of entry. More players may be accepted if court time permits. Divisions with over 8 players shall be flighted according to World Tennis Number (WTN). Divisions with exactly 8 players may use a format of 2 round robin groups with a playoff OR 2 flighted round robins. Divisions with under 8 players shall use a format consisting of either a single round robin group or 2 round robin groups with a playoff.

Entry Information:

By registering for this event, players and parents are agreeing to be familiar with and abide by all aspects of the USTA Mid-Atlantic Junior Circuit Guidelines and Net Generation Pathway Regulations . Registrants must review and understand the regulations and all of the notes including the Entry Information section below.