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What’s Up in NC Junior Tennis? (Updated 6/8/2010)

2010 High School Season Credit for Ranking
**Effective April 1, 2010, you will no longer be notified about “Failure to Complete Tournament Points” unless you have accumulated 6 or more suspension points. For questions, please contact jane@nctennis.com.
List of Junior Players WITH Birth Certificates on file for NC State Closed & Tar Heel Qualifier events
New in 2010!
NC Tennis Offers Junior Tournament Vouchers
I Can Play Too: Sanctioned 8 & Under and 10 & Under Age Division Events
USTA North Carolina Seeding Criteria
Trying to Decide What Tournament to Play
Release Forms & Parent Alert
Parent Education Forum presentation available here for viewing. Remember, all Boys and Girls 10's and 12's entering the Tar Heel Qualifier & the NC Junior State Closed and all FUTURES tournaments will need to view this presentation before the child is eligible to play. *List of players who have completed this requirement*
Zonal Online Registration Process
Know Your Officials

IMPORTANT JUNIOR SUSPENSION POINT INFORMATION

Please note the rules below pertain to ALL sanctioned North Carolina and Southern tournaments.

11 .“A player shall not enter two tournaments at the same time. When entries close, a player shall not be entered in two or more sanctioned tournaments, if any part of the tournaments is scheduled to overlap unless each tournament committee involved understands the situation and concurs in writing.”

12 .“Player shall not enter a tournament intending to withdraw if the player’s entry is accepted in another tournament.”

What if placed on an alternate list? There are two options:

Stay on the alternate lists in hope of getting into the tournament.
Withdraw from the alternate list so you can legally enter another tournament.

Rule violations are from Friend at Court (reg.1N. 11 & 12). Suspension points are assessed for violation of the above rules. First offense = two (2) points. Second offense = five (5) points.

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