Mayor's Cup All-Scholastic Tennis Championships

Please click the link to find the new non-sanctioned Mayor's Cup Elementary Singles Tournaments ID# 100087518 more info

Doubles draws will be done Thursday, June 1. Doubles teams will not play first round before Wednesday, June 7.

ALL EVENTS WILL BE HELD AT THE CARY LEEDS CENTER FOR TENNIS & LEARNING
1720 Crotona Avenue, Bronx, NY 10457
TOURNAMENT DESK PH # 718-247-7420


www.caryleedstennis.org
www.nyjtl.org more info

NewNew York Junior Tennis & Learning first hosted the Mayors Cup All-Scholastic Tennis Championship in 1988. The tournament is the premier event for scholastic tennis players in New York City. The Mayor’s Cup has earned the honor of being named the largest scholastic tennis event in the Nation.
With a total of 14 different events and more than 600 participants, the Mayors Cup All-Scholastic Tennis Tournament provides the perfect opportunity for New York City’s junior tennis players to showcase their on-court talents.
The Mayors Cup All-Scholastic Tennis Tournament is a FREE event for all participants. Each player will receive a commemorative t-shirt in recognition of his/her participation. more info

BOYS & GIRLS VARSITY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL EVENTS - 2 out of 3 (6 game) tiebreak sets NO-Ad scoring

Players will NOT be notified via email / mail of their match times. Match times will be posted here and on the following websites:
www.caryleedstennis.org
www.nyjtl.org

Participation in Team Events is by invitation only. Your coach will notify you if your team will be competing in the Mayors Cup Team Event. Invitation / Entry in a Team event does NOT mean automatic entry into an individual event.

ENTRY DEADLINE IS FRIDAY May 6, 2016
All entrants MUST BE currently enrolled in a New York City School
Students currently in 4th-12th grades are eligible to compete
If your school has a tennis team, you MUST BE an active participant on the team and be endorsed by your coach
If the school DOES NOT have a tennis team the application MUST be signed by an administrator from your school (i.e. Principal or Assistant Principal)
Varsity players are only eligible to compete in the Varsity Division as are Middle School players (JV) are only elible to compete in the Middle School Division
Players are only allowed to compete in one Individual Event

Boy’s Varsity Singles, Boys’ Varsity Doubles
Girls’ Varsity Singles, Girls’ Varsity Doubles
Boys’ Middle School Singles, Boys’ Middle School Doubles
Girls’ Middle School Singles, Girls' Middle School Doubles
NEW Boys; Elementary School Singles ID#100087518
NEW Girls' Elementary School Singles ID#100087518

All matches are on schedule for Sunday June 5th. In the event of rain please check to tournament page and/or call the tournament desk 718 2477420 before leaving for your match

USTA Eastern Tournament Information:
USTA Eastern strives to provide quality competitive opportunities for players to contest their skill against other players. Courtesy and sportsmanship are expected of all participants and spectators at all times; and players are required to know and understand all other rules and regulations detailed at: usta.com

Allowable Exceptions with USTA Rules In an effort to work within interscholastic regulations, there are some allowable exceptions when it comes to the following USTA rules: Eastern concurrent tournament rule, no-ad scoring, lateness rule, coaching and seeding. The tournament directors will do their best to accommodate match times and therefore will not be enforcing the Eastern concurrent and lateness rule as it is written. Any player registering for a concurrent tournament, please note that the other tournament will NOT accommodate your conflicts. You will have to make a decision as to which event to play. No-ad scoring will be permitted.

Code Of Conduct:
By registering for this tournament you agree to abide by the Rules & Regulations set forth in the USTA Friend at Court, the USTA Standards of Conduct, as well as the USTA Eastern Section's Rules & Regulations. The rules apply to parents & spectators as well; the player is responsible for their entourage. Poor behavior by the spectators may result in point penalties for the players. Poor personal behavior, bad sportsmanship or any acts detrimental to the game could prevent section endorsement. Further information on conduct requirements of USTA Tournament participants can be found here.