How do I become eligible to play in finals?

A player must be registered and have played three matches including any washouts to be eligible to play finals, and exceptions will not be made. If finals are incomplete due to washouts, refer to the by-law for the rules that apply.

Can I play up to a higher team in finals?

Yes, in finals registered qualified players can play up into a higher team for the same club in the same competition. Players cannot play up between competitions such as between Tuesday ladies and Wednesday mixed.

How do predictive ladders work?

We are trialling predictive ladders that update automatically a few minutes after results are entered online. This includes predictive ladders for ladies and mixed.

North Suburban Night Tennis Association

The North Suburban Night Tennis Association Inc. is a sports club located in Melbourne, Australia. With a focus on night tennis, the association offers competitive and social tennis opportunities to players of all skill levels.

The club provides a wide range of services and resources to its members. These include fixtures, ladders, online results, finals information, and various forms and documents. Players can easily access all necessary information regarding their matches, fees, and important dates through the club's official website.

To ensure fair competition, the association has specific rules regarding player eligibility and registrations. Players must be registered and have played three matches, including washouts, to be eligible for finals. Late additional registrations are not accepted. Each match requires players to select the grade, round, and both home and away teams before selecting player names when entering results.

The club also has a Code of Conduct that all players must adhere to during matches. The code aligns with the Tennis Australia Code of Behaviour: Competitive Play and promotes proper sportsmanship and fair play.

The association regularly updates its website to keep members informed about the latest news and updates. Team entries for the upcoming season are usually due in December, and clubs delegate members are responsible for submitting these entries. Dispute resolution procedures have been put in place to help teams resolve any conflicts that may arise during matches.

Members should note that construction work at Royal Park Tennis Club will result in the closure of the carpark for seven weeks. Access to the club grounds and competition courts will be via a pathway along the fence line. Additionally, the Gladstone Park Tennis Club's clubrooms are currently undergoing renovations, and temporary facilities are provided.

Supper, previously offered after matches, is now optional. Home teams have the option to provide supper, but it is no longer a requirement.

For quick access to the association's key contacts, the website provides contact information for the chairman and various coordinators. General correspondence should be sent to the association secretary, and additional registration forms and player information requests should be forwarded to the chairman. The club also maintains an active presence on Facebook and has official websites for other tennis associations.

The North Suburban Night Tennis Association Inc. aims to create a competitive and enjoyable tennis experience for its members. With its comprehensive services and commitment to fair play, the club provides a vibrant tennis community in Melbourne.