Saint George City Great Gobbler Circuit

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Tonaquint Tennis Center (TTC)
1851 South Dixie Drive
St. George, Ut 84770

Pine View High School (PVH)
2850 East 750 North
St. George, UT 84770

Crimson Cliffs High School (CCHS)
4430 South Crimson Way
Washington, UT 84780

Dixie High School (DHS)
350 East 700 South
St. George, UT 84770

Desert Hills High School (DHHS)
828 Desert Hills Dr. E.
St. George, UT 84790

Snow Canyon High School (SCH)
1385 Lava Flow Drive
. George, UT 84770

Dixie State University (DSU)
500 S 600 E
St. George, Ut, 84770

Pineview High School (PVH)
2850 E. 750 N
St. George, Utah, 84790

Hidden Valley Park (HVP)
10's Orange Ball Matches & Green Dot Matches
3505 Barcelona Drive
St. George, Ut, 84790

Single events, players are guaranteed 3 matches.

Doubles draws have been published and can be found online at utahtennis.com.
Doubles teams will be guaranteed at least 2 matches. Medals for 1st and 2nd place.
Most double events will have what we call "IF NECESSARY" matches. Since we want our double teams to play at least twice we are using "first match consolation" which creates "IF NECESSARY" matches. an "IF NECESSARY" means that a BYE team that loses in its first match will have an opportunity to play again. IF that BYE team wins their first match then the "IF NECESSARY" match won't need to be played. Here is where it gets difficult................ The team waiting for their "IF NECESSARY" match, they won't know if they actually play until that match has finished.

10's / Orange & Green / Singles & Doubles
Best 3 short sets, first to 4 games (win by two). No-Ad Scoring. If the score reaches 4-4 in the first two sets players will play a 7 point tiebreaker. A 7 point tie breaker will be played in lieu of a third set.

Singles: All other divisions
Scoring will be best 2-of-3 sets, 10 point tie breaker in lieu of 3rd set

Doubles:
Scoring will play 8-game pro sets with a 10-point tie-breaker at 8-8. There will be consolation in doubles. When applicable, a round robin will be scored first by head-to-head win % and then by set win %.

Singles:
50 points / Registration
*8 teams or more
*40 points / Winning your division
*30 points / Reaching the finals
*20 points / Reaching the semi finals
*25 points / Unseeded player winning against a top 4 seeded player

Doubles:
75 points / Registration
*4 teams or more / Points per player
*50 points / Winning your division
*40 points / Reaching the finals

Out of town points:

25 points / Traveling more than 100 miles

The City of St. George Tennis Tournament Series has a strict "Zero Tolerance Policy" Players, parents and spectators are expected to uphold the integrity of this great game of tennis
Site Directors are instructed to observe unsportsmanlike behavior from players, parents and spectators and report it to the tournament director. If a violation has occurred players, parents and spectators need to report it immediately to the site director.
We will not tolerate unsportsmanlike behavior, such as: taunting, dishonesty, throwing your racket, bullying, receipt of coaching, verbal abuse, failure to follow instructions from "site director' or "tournament director", or any other conduct that is abusive or detrimental to the game of tennis.
We want to ensure the best possible experience for all players, parents and spectators. Please help us continue to make St. George Tennis Tournament Series the best tournaments in Southern Utah.
SPECTATOR PERSONAL CONDUCT POLICY As a spectator of a participant in USTA-sanctioned tennis tournament in the Utah District, you are under a “duty to encourage and maintain high standards of proper conduct, fair play, and good sportsman ship.” USTA Regulation IV.C(1). In addition, you are “under an obligation to avoid acts that may be considered detrimental to the game of tennis.” USTA Regulation IV.C(1). In all Utah District tennis tournaments, the following acts are prohibited before, during, and after each match, engagement in such actions, will be subject to the penalties listed below.
1. Addressing an opponent in a negative manner, including any references to the opponent’s line calls, behavior, or anything else.
2. Addressing the parent or other representative of a junior opponent, or an adult players spectator, in a negative manner. 3. Addressing an official, tournament director or tournament representative in a negative manner.
4. Coaching during a match except as permitted by the USTA Rules.
5. Otherwise engaging in any abusive conduct that is detrimental to the game of tennis. Engaging in any of these prohibited acts, will cause a grievance to be submitted to the UTA Grievance Committee for review and spectator will be subject to the following ‘MINIMUM’ penalties:

1. First Offense: Banned from attending the next Utah District Sanctioned Event the player you were watching enters (this could be extended to include leagues and or tournaments entered by additional family member players).
2. Second Offense: Banned from attending the next three Utah District Sanctioned Events the player you were watching enters (this could be extended to include leagues and or tournaments entered by additional family member players).
3. Third Offense: Banned from attending any Utah District Sanctioned Events for a calendar year from the date of the Third Offense.
In addition, the following acts are prohibited for players and spectators:

1. Visible or audible profanity or obscenity.

2. Abuse of racquet, balls, or equipment.

3. Verbal abuse of a player or official.

4. Receipt of coaching.

5. Failure to follow the instructions of an official.

6. Any other conduct that is abusive or detrimental to the game of tennis.

Only 16 players are allowed into the main compass draw. All others will be placed into the "Alternate Event". These players will then be placed into groups depending on the size and play a round robin. Ensuring players will have the opportunity to play at least 3 matches.

** Players wanting to withdraw will need to email Wayne at wayne.bullock@sgcity.org and request a refund.
** Players still wishing to play will be placed on an "Alternate Bracket" These players will still be guaranteed 3 matches.
** Players on the "Alternate Bracket" will not receive any USTA points.

Wayne Bullock - Tournament Director / wayne.bullock@sgcity.org
Angela Crooks - Assistant Director / angela.crooks@sgcity.org
Hilary Koch - Assistant Director / hilary.koch@sgcity.org

This format is a wonderful format to give players an opportunity to play lots of matches. It also can accommodate different ability levels in one draw. It works best for 8, 16, 32 or 64 players, so that there are no byes are in the draw.
At the end of each round, the winners continue in their tournament in the same direction, while the losers move to other points on the compass to form a new satellite tournament.
* At the end of round 1: * The winners go east * The losers go west * At the end of round 2: * The east losers go north * The west losers go south * At the end of round 3: * The east losers go northeast * The north losers go northwest * The west losers go southwest * The south losers go southeast * At the end of round 4: * The losers are out of the tournament (unless it is announced in writing before the start of the first match of the tournament that there will be semifinal play-offs); * The winners play the finals on each draw sheet.For a draw of 16, use only the top half of the draw at each compass point. Follow the same procedure as in a draw of 32 except that round 4 is the finals instead of the semifinals.

If available, St. George Tennis will have an official present on the last day of matches. We feel it is extremely important to maintain the integrity of our tournaments by having an official present. We would like to thank our officials for doing such a great job.


Official: TBA