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Welcome to the White Hart Lane Tennis League
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Get fit and have fun in the new year.
The first round of the White Hart Lane Tennis League will run from 2 MARCH to 26 APRIL,
2009. A mixed singles league, it is open to all standards of player over the age of 18. If you win your group, you
will win £20 and a certificate, and if you complete 3 matches before the half way mark (29 March), you also receive a free
can of tennis balls. Entry deadline Friday 27 FEBRUARY, 2009. Full details below |
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If you are over 18 and play tennis, you are most welcome to join! It's open to players of all standards,
from beginners to advanced, and this is how it works:
- It is a mixed (men and women)
singles league
- It’s divided into groups
of about 6 players of a similar standard
- Everyone in their group plays
everyone else on the courts at White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre unless another venue suits both parties
- Matches are the best of three
tie break sets (allow 2 hours per match)
- It’s up to everyone to
arrange their own matches, but we may be able to help if you are struggling
- You get one point for every set
you win
- WINNERS of each group receive a winner's certificate
- At the end of the round, where
possible, the top one or two players in each group go up, the bottom one or two go down and two stay put. For those who want
to, it then starts again with a new round.
- The first round will be FREE
to enter (a saving of £10). However, you will still have to pay for the courts.
- If you are interested in joining or finding out more email Sally at whitehartlanetennisleague@googlemail.com
or ring 0750 328 1732
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WE SELL BALLS!

Three tubes of four balls for only £11.50!
We can provide three tubes of tennis balls for £11.50, including
postage if you pay by cheque, £12 if you pay by paypal.
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The League and LTA Ratings
In theory we would like this to be an LTA rated league - and for those who have ratings already we will submit qualifying
results. However, the membership review at the LTA makes getting a new rating now a complicated business. If you are interested,
keep an eye on the LTA's website ( http://www.lta.org.uk/)
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