Tournaments

2021 TOURNAMENT PROGRAM

As is our tradition, we will begin with mixed doubles, so everyone can get involved and brush off their competitive skills in a social atmosphere. Below are the dates as well as some information on the format and rules. Please make sure you are available for the opening weekend, so that we can get the first round done and set up the consolation round without delay. We look forward to a full program of friendly competition.

Dates:
Mixed Doubles: June 19 to 29 (Sign-up by: June 17, 6 PM)
Women’s Doubles: July 9 to 15 (Sign-up by: July 6, 6 PM)
Men’s Doubles: July 16 to 27 (Sign-up by: July 13, 6 PM)
Juniors: September 18th (Sign-up by: September 16th, 6PM)
Men's Singles: Sept. 9 to 21 (Sign-up by: Sept. 6, 6 PM)
Women's Singles: Sept. 23 to 30 (Sign-up by: Sept. 20, 6 PM)

To Register:
Login to Jegysoft, then, under the tab of the tournament you wish to register for, click the "register for tournament" button and follow prompts. Members can also call (613-749-5494) or send us an email (info@rltennis.ca) to register for one or more tournaments.

2020 Tournament Results

2020 Men's Singles Champion - Daniel Alfredsson (and finalist Sacha Krishna)

2020 Men's Division A Consolation Winner - Connor Douglas (prevailed in a tight match vs. Ramin Akhavan)

2020 Men's Division B Consolation Winner - Richard Martineau (prevailed against Dave Goldfield in a tight tiebreaker)

A Successful Junior Tourney

2020 Junior Champion - Michael Vivone - and runner-up Tyler Malhotra

2020 Junior Consolation Winner - Sebastian St. John beating Bobby McGarry

Thanks to Coach Z and Ronan for all their enthusiasm and hard work. They're making tennis fun, accessible and competitive! They seemed to be having fun at the tournament, too!

2020 Men's Doubles Champions - Henric Alfredsson and Sacha Krishna; defeating defending champions Daniel Alfredsson and Shawn Malhotra

2020 Men's Doubles Consolation Winners - Teen duo Matthew Vermaeten and Ramin Akhavan who won the consolation finals in a close 7-5, 7-5 battle.

2020 Mixed Doubles Champions - Louise Malhotra and Daniel Alfredsson

2020 Women's Doubles Champions - Jenna Jenkins (14) and Savina Dzhatov (12)

2020 Mixed Doubles Finalists - Gord Cudney and Maureen Boyd

2020 Mixed Doubles Consolation Winners - Richard Martineau and Bea Hampson

2020 Mixed Doubles Consolation Finalists - Gavin Murphy and Natalie Montgomery

What thrilling women's tennis! Savina Dzhatov and Jenna Jenkins took it to a super tiebreaker in the third set, winning the women's doubles title! We are so honoured to have these girls play and train at our club. Great things to come! Congratulations to them and finalists Maureen Boyd and Sue Mersereau.

General information

Participation is free! But we are asking players to bring their own can of new balls for each match.
Weekday games will be played in the evening at 5, 6 or 7 PM. If you are unable to play at 5 PM, please advise us when you register, and we will schedule you at 6 or 7 PM.
The outcome of the first match for each tournament will determine whether teams or players are streamed into the A or B (consolation) group.
Each player or team is guaranteed to play at least 2 matches.
If there are less than 5 teams registered, a round-robin format will be used.

Match format

Except for the semi-finals and finals, all matches will be a pro set of first to eight games, winning by two 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.
Both A and B semi-final and final matches will be two out of three sets. If tied at one set each, the third set will be a “super tiebreak”, that is, the winner is the first to reach 10 points, winning by 2 points.

Rules

Players are reminded that they are responsible for calls on their side of the net, and the opposing player/team must accept their decision. If there is any doubt, normal etiquette is to give the opponent the benefit of the doubt. Players should avoid replaying a point, though this is always an option if both sides agree.
If a game is stopped due to failing light, the score will be carried over to the next day.
We will do our best to arrange for an umpire for the final matches.
These events are intended for full members. Club pros and social members are not eligible to participate.

Availability
Players should ensure that they are available for the full opening weekend of the tournament. Small adjustments in match times can be considered but only if both players/teams agree. Matches must be completed so as not to delay the next round. Otherwise, the player/team asking for the delay will have to forfeit the game. Players are asked to contact their opponents directly if they wish to make a change and then advise the clubhouse staff in order to reserve a court.

If you have any additional questions, do not hesitate to contact any of the following members of the Tournament Committee:
Phil English (Chair) penglish407@gmail.com
Chris Hannant (Club manager) 613-749-5494 manager@rltennis.ca
Pablo Gonzalez pgonzalezz87@gmail.com
Mitch Bouchard michelb@gbs.ca