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Draws will be limited to 32
Please note that draws will be limited to 32. Player selection will be based on current SCTA ranking for those draws that have more than 32 applicants.
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Match Sites
Matches will be played at LPCC Las Posas Country Club
Las Posas CC - 955 Fairway Dr. Camarillo, CA 93010
MOP Mission Oaks Park
Mission Oaks Park - 5501 Mission Oaks Blvd, Camarillo, CA 93012
SHILL Spanish Hills Country Club - 999 Crestview Ave. Camarillo, CA 93010
SPVLL Springville Park - 709 Via Zamora Camarillo, CA 93010 (note courts are on the corner of Camino Tierra Santa and Via Zamora)
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Tournament Format
All singles matches with the exception of the 10s Orange will be two out three sets regular scoring with a match Tie-break in lieu of the 3rd set.
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Penn ATP Tour is official ball
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Practice and warm up sites
There will be little to no warm up opportunity at Las Posas Country Club and Mission Oaks Park on the day of the tournament.
Other nearby warm up sites are as follows...
Pleasant Valley Park - 1299 Eston, Camarillo, CA 6 courts
Valle Lindo Park 924 Comanche, Camarillo, CA Court 5 courts
Pitts Ranch Park 4804 Calle Brosa, Camarillo, CA 2 Courts
Springville Park, 801 Via Zamora, Camarillo, CA, 3 courts
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This tournament is a part of the SCTA Central Coast Grand Prix.
Many of the matches will be played at two of the most exclusive
private tennis clubs in Ventura County, Spanish Hills and Las Posas
Country Clubs.
Draws are subject to change at the discretion of the Referee for a
cogent reason.
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USTA SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
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 w
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**SCTA SPECTATOR POLICY**ATTENTION ALL SPECTATORS (INCLUDES PARENTS, COACHES, RELATIVES, FRIENDS, ETC.)
In an effort to promote a more enjoyable and fair experience for all, the following policy is in immediate force and effect, and shall be diligently and stringently enforced. USTA Southern California (SCTA) has implemented a “ZERO TOLERANCE” policy for improper behavior.
1. Any attempt by a spectator to speak to an official regarding a line call or other ruling during match play shall be cause for immediate removal from the playing area and, if warranted, from the premises.
2. Any spectator behavior deemed unacceptable towards a player, other spectator or staff member shall be cause for immediate removal from the playing area or the entire premises. If said behavior is directed towards a player, either before, during or after a tournament, it shall result in an automatic and immediate suspension of that spectator’s right to attend U
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Players are selected manually by the tournament director after the close of registration.
Entry to this tournament is open to all USTA members. Entries must be submitted by Monday, January 27, 2020 11:59:00 PM Pacific Time. Only USTA members can register online if available.
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