Spring Bloomington Duel in the Desert

Thanks everyone for coming to the tournament and sticking around. We are glad we made it through the bad weather. Good luck with your tennis!

We are excited for the tournament. We have a large group of juniors and are looking forward to some great tennis matches. If there is anything we can do to help make your experience better, please let us know.

Our generous sponsors are Southwest Diesel, Bloomington Dental, LaQuinta Inn & Suites, The Pasta Factory, Alliance Home Health & Hospice, ERA Brokers Consolidated, St. George Eye Center, TenneyClemonsSaarelainen Advertising, Inc., and Mega Pro.

The tournament referee and umpire will be Jim Lyden for the finals.

The scoring will be best 2-of-3 tie-break sets in all events EXCEPT B10s and G10s and all doubles will play the best 2-of-3 tie-break sets with a 10-point Match Tie-Breaker in lieu of third sets. The 15 minute default rule will be enforced throughout the tournament.

The boy's and girl's 10's divisions will be played on 78' (full size) courts with green dot low compression balls.

Sites for the tournament are: Bloomington Country Club (BCC) 3174 Bloomington Dr. E., Tonaquint Park (TP) 1581 S. Dixie Drive, Desert Hills High School (DHHS) 828 E. Desert Hills Dr.

The seeding for this tournament is from the most current Intermountain Standings list.

The first matches will start on Friday, April 13th at 8:00 a.m.

Sunday play is required in this tournament. If you are not able to play on Sunday (finals), please do not enter the tournament if you think you could make it to the finals. There will be no rescheduling of matches.

The tournament committe is Clark Hancock, Mary McCarthy, and Richard Taylor.

The appeals committee is Clark Hancock, Mary McCarthy, and Jim Lyden.

A withdrawing player shall immediately notify the Tournament Committee or Referee by telephone or electronic cimmunication that the player will not be playing. If the player is not playing because of an injury or illness, the player shall deliver written verification of the injury or illness from a medical professional to the Referee no later than the last scheduled day of the tournament. If the player is not playing because of a personal emergency, the player shall deliver a written deion of the situation to the Referee no later than the last scheduled day of the tournament. The Referee shall determine whether the situation is a personal emergency.