Results
Sportsmanship: Kasia Wolf Girls 10's: Champion: Esme Landeck Finalist: Kana Wolf Girls 14's Blue: Champion: Jazz Feely Finalist: Isabella Cabellero Girls 14's Red: Champion: Romy Greenwald Finalist: Samantha Forester Girls 16's: Champion: Amber Wey Finalist: Annie Field Sportsmanship: Nicolas Morrison Boys 10's: Champion: Own Hennesse Finalist: Diego Aquilar-Fox Boys 12's: Champion: Conner Macpherson Finalist: Mattias Walker Boys 14's: Champion: Tyler Andell Finalist Jacob Kaminsky Boys 16's: Champion: Lucas Pollero Finalist: Adam Gilman
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Municipal Tennis Courts (MUNI)
Municipal Tennis Courts (MUNI) 1414 Park Place, Santa Barbara, CA 93103 is the main site of the tournament
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Match Format
This is a one day tournament with a Round Robin Format. Match Times will be posted here on Friday morning.
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Novice Tournaments
LEVEL 7 TOURNAMENTS (NOVICE) This type of tournament is for players who have not competed in junior tournaments or who have very little tournament experience. Level 7 tournaments do not count toward SCTA ranking. These rules do not apply to the 8 and under division.
* No player who has won a match (not including defaults or byes) in the main draw of any SCTA Level 1-5 junior tournament (open) will be eligible for Level 7 events.
* Players who win 2 rounds in a main draw (not including defaults or byes) of a SCTA Level 6 junior tournament (satellite) are not eligible to participate in Level 7 events.
* Players who win 2 Level 7 tournaments (with draws of 6 or more) must move up to Level 6 Tournaments, regardless of the age division(s) they won.
* Various formats may be used at these events. Most Level 7 tournaments will be round robin with multiple opponents.
* Eligible players that either win or reach the finals of a Level 7 in 2016 will be invited to the 2017 SCTA Novice Jamboree, to be held in late January.
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Official Ball
Wilson
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SCTA Code of Conduct for Parents, Coaches, and Spectators
By entering this tournament, you agree to follow the SCTA Code of Conduct for Parents, Coaches, and Spectators.
A tournament tennis match is between the players on the court. No one else other than an official
may go onto the court or become involved in any way in the match.
** Any person associated with a player has an obligation to encourage and maintain high standards of
proper conduct, fair play, and good sportsmanship. He/she must avoid acts that may be considered
detrimental to the game of tennis.
** No conversation is allowed between the players on the court and anyone other than an official.
Parents, coaches and spectators may offer encouragement to their player, such as clapping or saying
"Good shot." Advice such as "Move your feet", "Stay focused", or "Settle down", or speaking to your
player in any language other than English, may be interpreted as coaching. The only exception to
conversing with your player is to ask the score on a changeover. This must be done in a loud enough
voice that no one would construe it as coaching.
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** Applauding an opponent's double fault or unforced error is always inappropriate.
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** Coaching is permitted during the ten-minute rest period after the second set, or during a rain delay
when the official allows the players to leave the court.
** Coaching is not allowed during the warm-up, during the match, or during a suspension or interruption
of play, except during an authorized rest period. Coaching is not permitted when a player takes a medical
time-out, a toilet break, or seeks the assistance of an official. If a player accepts coaching at an
unauthorized time, the player will be subject to the Point Penalty System.
** Only the players or an official may make a call during a match. No one else may become involved in
making calls or settling disputes. Only the player may request the help of an official.
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** An official may enter the playing area at any time, whether or not a request is made by any player.
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** As stated in Friend at Court (FAC), a player may only leave the court area with the permission of an
official. If an official cannot be found, a player may leave the court area to find an official.
** No person shall abuse any official or player. An official who observes such conduct may suspend
play and warn the person to stop the offensive behavior. If the offensive behavior continues, the person
may be asked to leave the area. If he/she refuses, the player may be penalized under the Point Penalty
System, which could result in a default of the match.
** Your player's court is just one of many that you must be aware of when talking or cheering. Please
be courteous to those playing matches on other courts.
Young people learn from watching adults. At the tournament site, it is your
responsibility to set a good example for your player by modeling good
sportsmanship, ethical behavior and self-control at all times.
I have read and agree to abide by the above USTA Southern California Code of
Conduct for Parents, Coaches, and Spectators.
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No Selection Process. All registered players will be selected.
Entry to this tournament is open to all USTA members. Entries must be submitted by Wednesday, November 30, 2016 11:59:00 PM Pacific Time. Only USTA members can register online if available.
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