TUESDAY
NIGHT MENS SINGLES COMPETITION DIVISION 2
Updated
24/4/24
Final: Defenders (4/24) def On the Ball
(1/15)
Congratulations
to Kevin and Nur!
(Do
not assume comp is off)
· Call wet
weather number 9649 7151 to check on hardcourt conditions from 6pm
· Wet weather
decision made at 6pm
· Do not play competition if you feel unwell,
have Covid or flu, call Carol to arrange a reserve.
· Looking
for intermediate men to play in Tues Night Div 2 Competition
· 1 doubles and 2 singles played per player each night.
· Teams
of two wanted, or single entries also accepted.
· Aiming
to start 14 May. Call 0409 609 845 to enter
· Competition
players must be current members of Berala Carramar Tennis Association
· Players must pay/renew compulsory membership now $5 at
the pro-shop for 2024/25
Health Precautions
· Do
not play competition if you feel unwell, or are displaying flu symptoms.
· Test
for Covid-19 and resume play once negative result received.
Smoking
· Auburn
Tennis Centre is a non-smoking venue
· It
is against State Government law to smoke in proximity to sporting events.
· This
law also applies to E-cigarettes.
Tennis Australia Code of Conduct for
Tournaments and Weekly Competitions can be found at
tennis.com.au/doc/code-of-behaviour
·
BCHTA
Member Protection Policy follows that of Tennis NSW. www.tennis.com.au/nsw . Scroll to the end of Home page and
under the heading Clubs click on Member Protection Policy to read. BCHTA
expects members to use this policy as a guide.
BCHTA Conflict Resolution Officer is Carol Pater- The CRO will guide members on
procedure to follow to lodge a complaint.
Competition Etiquette:
Do
not return obvious faults as this disrupts the server.
Make
sure the server has the balls at his/her end. When sending them back, do so
under the net or softly over if net too long. Make sure the server is aware
that a ball is coming.
Never hit a ball, a racquet or fixture in anger. Do not insinuate that your
opponent is a cheat, this strictly contravenes “rules of non-umpired matches”.
It
is a player’s responsibility to call line calls at his/her end only, unless
asked by their opponent. It is your responsibility to call against yourself if
the ball is clearly out and you have been requested to assist with the call.
Do
not question calls. Maintain a respectful attitude toward your opponent.
Do not swear, threaten or abuse your
opponent. Verbal abuse, physical abuse and audible obscenities contravene rules
of weekly competition play.
Do
not throw your racquet, this is a safety issue. Do not
deliberately try to hit your opponent. Players are reminded that competitive
play requires that idle chatter and noise be kept to a minimum.
Do
not walk off the court before the set is over, without permission from opponent
and only in cases of emergency.
·
Tennis
Australia Code of Conduct for Weekly Competitions can be found at www.tennis.com.au/doc/code-of-behaviour
·
Please be familiar with the official conduct
code and abide by it. Failure to do so may result in suspension.