USTA National Clay Court Championships

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Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event
Events - Alternates by Event

Players should register for the tournament on Saturday, July 16th, between 3:30 and 4:45pm. There will be a mandatory MEETING for ALL players in the draw on Saturday, July 16th, at 5:00pm. Both the check in process and the meeting will be held at the Virginia Beach Tennis and Country Club.

If for any reason you are not able to register for the tournament during the above times, we MUST receive written notification by email. Please email lhackbirth@cox.net PRIOR to July 13th. PLEASE DO NOT CALL DURING REGISTRATION.

All players must turn in a signed medical release form prior to being allowed to play their first match - NO EXCEPTIONS! You can scan and email to lhackbirth@cox.net. Forms may be found on www.usta.com.

The Virginia Beach Resort Hotel and Conference Center is serving as the host hotel for our event. The hotel is located on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay and is an all-suites facility. The hotel is located within five minutes of the Virginia Beach Tennis and Country Club. Reservations may be made by calling (757) 481-9000. Please be sure to mention the tournament to receive the rate that has been set aside for our event. more info

The Main Draw of Singles will begin on Sunday, July 17th and run through Sunday, July 24th. The draw will have 192 players competing in a 256 draw. The FIC for singles will begin on Tuesday, July 19th.
Doubles play will begin on Sunday, July 17th, with up to 96 teams.

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WITHDRAWALS – REFUNDS. * There are no refunds after the entry deadline. If a player needs to withdraw, please call us as soon as possible so the next alternate can make travel arrangements.

ENTERING TWO DIVISIONS



The USTA Regulations prohibit a player from being entered, when entries close, in two or more tournaments if any part of the tournaments overlap, unless each Tournament Committee understands the situation and concurs in writing. There are exceptions to this rule on the national junior level.

The USTA National Championships, USTA National Sweet Sixteen, USTA National Selection Tournaments, Closed USTA Regional Tournaments, and Open USTA Regional Tournaments permit a player to enter more than one age division.
However, it is important to understand the consequences of this decision.

If you want to play in one of these tournaments, but are unsure if you will get in, you may enter up to two different age divisions. When selection is done, players are selected for the oldest age division first. *
If you are selected into the older age division entered, you will not be selected into the younger age division. *
If you are not selected into the older age division, you will only be considered for selection into the younger division and you will only be eligible to be an alternate in the younger division.

ENTERING CONCURRENT TOURNAMENTS



Several times each year, the USTA has sanctioned national tournaments with different National Ranking Levels at the same time and players are permitted to enter both tournaments. If you want to play in one of these tournaments, but are unsure if you will get in, you may enter up to two different tournaments (in addition to up to two divisions that is described above).

These tournaments and the maximum number of entries are as follows:

February: USTA National Selection Tournaments (Level 2) and Closed USTA Regional Tournaments (Level 4)
Entries are permitted in up to two divisions of up to four sites of USTA National Selection Tournaments AND up to two divisions of the Closed USTA Regional Tournament to which your Section has been assigned.

May: USTA National Sweet Sixteen (Level 1A) and USTA National Selection Tournaments (Level 3)
Entries are permitted in up to two divisions of the USTA National Sweet Sixteen AND up to two divisions of up to four sites of USTA National Selection Tournaments.

October: USTA National Selection Tournaments (Level 2) and Closed USTA Regional Tournaments (Level 4)
Entries are permitted in up to two divisions of up to four sites of USTA National Selection Tournaments AND up to two divisions of the Closed USTA Regional Tournament to which your Section has been assigned.

November: USTA National Selection Tournaments (Level 2) and Open USTA Regional Tournaments (Level 4)
Entries are permitted in up to two divisions of up to four sites of USTA National Selection Tournaments AND up to two divisions of up to four sites of Open USTA Regional Tournaments.

When selection is done, players are selected for the highest level of tournament first (for example when a National Selection and Regional are held at the same time, the selection is first done for the National Selection tournament). *
If you are selected into the higher level concurrent tournament, you will not be selected into the lower level concurrent tournament. *
If you are not selected into the higher level concurrent tournament, you are eligible for selection into the lower level concurrent tournament AND are eligible to be on the alternate lists of both the higher and lower level tournaments.
Because the process permits players to appear on an acceptance list and multiple alternate lists at the same time, players will have a limited amount of time - until the Freeze Deadline to decide on what list they want to remain.