Amateur tennis tournaments

To apply for participation in the tennis tournament, use the form on the main page of the website to apply for participation in the tournament.

You need to select your category, fill in the other required fields of the form and click on "Submit a request".

Next, we will contact you using the specified contact information and inform you of the results of the draw and the opponent's contacts.

Cost of participation: 800 rubles.

Regulations of multi-day tournaments

Requirements for the number of participants in the tournament: the number of players in each age group must be at least 4 and no more than 32. With a larger number of players, several tournament grids are formed.

Rules of holding a tournament in the

• For more than 6 players, the Olympic system is used with additional tournaments that are held for players who lose one of the games.
• If the number of participants is from 4 to 6, a round-robin system is used.
• Matches in all age groups and tournaments are played in 3 sets with a tie-break in each set.
• Tennis courts for competitions are provided by the participants of the match themselves by mutual agreement.
• The rent of the tennis court is paid by the participants in the amount of 50/50%.
• Preference is given to a tennis court with a lower rental price. In the summer season, unpaved courts have priority.
• Courts within the city have priority. In a controversial situation, with the same cost of rent and the location of the courts, the participant, defined as the "host party", has the final say.
• Payment for the court is made by the participants before the start of the match.
• At least three new balls must be approved for the match. Newer and better balls have priority.

Conducting matches

The time of the match must be agreed upon by both participants.

The time of the matches is from 8-00 to 00-00. The deadline for the start of the game is 22.30. Matches are judged by the players themselves without a referee on the tower.

The priority in judging is on the side of the participant, where the disputed ball is. In a contentious situation, 2 balls are played.