FC Ladies Tournament: Fall 2026

$30.00

Event Details

Friendly, competitive match play designed for players to gain experience, improve consistency, and meet other tennis players.
No partner is required—partners and opponents are assigned through the round robin draw.

Format

Round Robin format.
Players will be grouped into draws based on skill level to ensure balanced and competitive matches.
Players will rotate partners and opponents throughout the event.

Scoring

The match format will be determined based on the number of participants registered.
- Depending on sign-ups, matches will be played as either:
  - 8-point tiebreakers for a faster-paced round robin format, allowing players to rotate through multiple matches.
  - 4-game sets for a longer match-play experience when the schedule and number of players allow.

Final standings will be determined by total match wins.

Event Details

Friendly, competitive match play designed for players to gain experience, improve consistency, and meet other tennis players.
No partner is required—partners and opponents are assigned through the round robin draw.

Format

Round Robin format.
Players will be grouped into draws based on skill level to ensure balanced and competitive matches.
Players will rotate partners and opponents throughout the event.

Scoring

The match format will be determined based on the number of participants registered.
- Depending on sign-ups, matches will be played as either:
  - 8-point tiebreakers for a faster-paced round robin format, allowing players to rotate through multiple matches.
  - 4-game sets for a longer match-play experience when the schedule and number of players allow.

Final standings will be determined by total match wins.

USTA Ranking System (Helps Identify your Skill Level)

NTRP Skill Levels

1.5 – 2.0 (Beginner): Learning to hit the ball; limited stroke development or playing experience. [1, 2]
2.5 (Advanced Beginner): Can sustain a short, slow rally and knows basic positioning. [1]
3.0 (Low Intermediate): Fairly consistent on medium-pace shots, but lacks deep directional control. [1, 2]
3.5 (Intermediate): Dependable strokes, directional control on moderate shots, and improved net play.[1]
4.0 (Advanced Intermediate): Reliable shots with directional and depth control; can use lobs, overheads, and volleys effectively. [1]
4.5 (Advanced): Mastered power, spin, and strategy; excellent court coverage and aggressive net play.[1]
5.0 – 5.5 (High Advanced / Regional): Exceptional shot anticipation, heavy weapons, and high-level strategy. [1]