The Rochester Tennis League kicks off it's 10th season today. Thank you all for participating. Hopefully this will be another great season filled with many fun and exciting matches.
It seems like the weather will finally be favorable to tennis this week . First round matches are due Monday night. Session I schedule has been posted at www.rochestertennisleague.com
Open spots
Due to some last minute cancellations we still have a few open spots. We can take 2 more players in the women's singles (division 1), one in men's singles (division 8), and one team to play doubles. If any of you are interested in these spots or you know someone who is let me know.
Reporting scores
Please make sure you email your scores to the person who updates scores for your division (organizers entering scores are listed on the schedule page). All unreported matches by Monday night deadline will be recorded as DNPs, so please make sure you send them on time since we won't be sending reminders. If you were not able to play, let us know if one of you forfeits or if it should be a DNP. Matches can be played early but can't be postponed.
For details about scheduling rules, score keeping, etc visit link below
Communication
As always I suggest contacting your opponent early in the week to allow yourselves enough time to complete your match before deadline.
Please respond to your opponents in timely manner (within 24 hours).
Email me if you are having hard time reaching someone.
Balls
We suggest spinning the racket twice. Once for the serve and once to determine whose balls will be used for the match. Players are advised to bring a new can to every match. Whoever loses the spin provides balls for that match.
High school courts
Just a reminder that high school tennis season is in progress. If you plan to play at Mayo, JM or Century, checking their calendar first might be a good idea.
Have a great opening week and let me know if you have any questions.
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