The RLTC ladders run for the summer season, with new rounds every month. There is no charge to participate!
How it works:
Players are placed in groups, or boxes. You play everyone in your group.
At the end of each match, enter your score and the winner.
Depending on numbers, we will aim to have five players in each group. The top two players move up, the two move down. The one in the middle stays.
You can also challenge anyone in the group or box above you for fun.
Registration:
The first round starts on June 1st and registration must be completed by May 30th to allow enough time to create the boxes. Afterwards, ladders will close on the last day of each month and be refreshed on the first day of the next month. New participants can join at any time but may have to wait until the next month to play if they are too late in registering.
Booking games:
Please book a court as you would for a normal game and arrange your own matches.
Please bring your own game balls. We suggest you each bring a tin of new balls to the game then play with one can and the loser gets the unopened can.
Match format:
The matches will be a pro set of first to 8 games, winning by 2 games. If the score reaches 7-7, a regular tiebreak is played, the winner being the first to reach 7 points, winning by 2 points.
Option: If you want to keep the match shorter and both agree in advance, you can play a “no add scoring” match so when the score is 40-40 (or deuce) during the match, you play only one more point to determine who wins the game. The person receiving decides which side of the court to receive the ball on.
Rules:
1. Players are placed in boxes based on their skill level.
2. Players play matches against each other player in the same box. Players must do their best to complete ALL matches in the box.
3. Players can send invitations and arrange matches through the email system.
4. Each match will be a Pro set, first player to win 8 games, winning by 2 games. If the score reaches 7-7, play a 7 point tiebreaker.
5. If time runs out, record whatever games are complete, unless players mutually commit, before starting play, to finish the match at a later time.
6. Players provide the balls. Warm-up is 5 minutes.
7. Players make calls on their own side of the net. If you are in doubt, give the opponent the benefit of the doubt. Either partner may make calls in doubles.
8. 4 points are awarded for a win, 2 points for a tie, 1 point for a loss, and 0 points for a default loss (no-show).
9. If a game is stopped due to failing light, the score will be carried over to the next day.
10. At the end of the round (usually about a month) players are promoted or demoted into higher or lower boxes based on the previous round's results.
11. New players can be added at start of the round or with permission from the Pro, and will be placed according to their NTRP rating.
12. Players are responsible for logging in online and recording their own game scores. Unrecorded scores will not be counted. Either player may record the score.
13. While our system allows you to record multiple scores,that’s not what it’s meant for. You play each person once, and only the winner records the score.
14. Management will be responsible for final arbitration of any issues or disputes.
15. If you have an extended absence planned, please notify the front desk or manager.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us info@rltennis.ca. We also welcome feedback on the ladder at any point.
How it works:
Players are placed in groups, or boxes. You play everyone in your group.
At the end of each match, enter your score and the winner.
Depending on numbers, we will aim to have five players in each group. The top two players move up, the two move down. The one in the middle stays.
You can also challenge anyone in the group or box above you for fun.
Registration:
The first round starts on June 1st and registration must be completed by May 30th to allow enough time to create the boxes. Afterwards, ladders will close on the last day of each month and be refreshed on the first day of the next month. New participants can join at any time but may have to wait until the next month to play if they are too late in registering.
Booking games:
Please book a court as you would for a normal game and arrange your own matches.
Please bring your own game balls. We suggest you each bring a tin of new balls to the game then play with one can and the loser gets the unopened can.
Match format:
The matches will be a pro set of first to 8 games, winning by 2 games. If the score reaches 7-7, a regular tiebreak is played, the winner being the first to reach 7 points, winning by 2 points.
Option: If you want to keep the match shorter and both agree in advance, you can play a “no add scoring” match so when the score is 40-40 (or deuce) during the match, you play only one more point to determine who wins the game. The person receiving decides which side of the court to receive the ball on.
Rules:
1. Players are placed in boxes based on their skill level.
2. Players play matches against each other player in the same box. Players must do their best to complete ALL matches in the box.
3. Players can send invitations and arrange matches through the email system.
4. Each match will be a Pro set, first player to win 8 games, winning by 2 games. If the score reaches 7-7, play a 7 point tiebreaker.
5. If time runs out, record whatever games are complete, unless players mutually commit, before starting play, to finish the match at a later time.
6. Players provide the balls. Warm-up is 5 minutes.
7. Players make calls on their own side of the net. If you are in doubt, give the opponent the benefit of the doubt. Either partner may make calls in doubles.
8. 4 points are awarded for a win, 2 points for a tie, 1 point for a loss, and 0 points for a default loss (no-show).
9. If a game is stopped due to failing light, the score will be carried over to the next day.
10. At the end of the round (usually about a month) players are promoted or demoted into higher or lower boxes based on the previous round's results.
11. New players can be added at start of the round or with permission from the Pro, and will be placed according to their NTRP rating.
12. Players are responsible for logging in online and recording their own game scores. Unrecorded scores will not be counted. Either player may record the score.
13. While our system allows you to record multiple scores,that’s not what it’s meant for. You play each person once, and only the winner records the score.
14. Management will be responsible for final arbitration of any issues or disputes.
15. If you have an extended absence planned, please notify the front desk or manager.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us info@rltennis.ca. We also welcome feedback on the ladder at any point.
