Tennis Canterbury Interclub Handbook 2012/2013

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REGRADES33. Any player who in the current season has played in three matches in any higher grade or gradescannot play in a lower grade in that season unless he or she has been re-graded by the CAG uponwritten application from the Club. Re-grades cannot be done in advance. Written application must bereceived and approved by CAG by 4.00pm on the Wednesday prior to the match concerned. Players willbe permitted only one re-grade each season.34. Any player who then plays again in any higher grade is committed to play in that grade for theremainder of that season.35. Regrades will not be granted to any player to participate in section semi-finals, finals, play offmatches or promotion/relegation matches, if that player has played four or more matches out of thegrade concerned.36. Regrades will not be given to players whose grade has been completed for the season to then playin lower teams.PENALTIESTechnical Point37. Where the term `technical point’ occurs the point or points shall, at the discretion of the InterclubAdministration, be deducted from the offending team’s accumulated points, but NOT awarded to thenon offending team. A technical point(s) does not affect the bonus points awarded to the winning team.38. A maximum of two technical points only per team shall be deducted for result sheet offences in anyone contest.39. Two technical points shall be deducted from a team not filling in the opposing Interclub HandbookPenalty Point40. In any part of these rules where the term ‘penalty point’ is used, the following shall apply:a. Penalty points shall be deducted from the offending team and awarded to the opposing team,provided that the offending team has points to be deducted.b. No team shall lose negative points.ExampleTeam A wins 4 matchesTeam B wins 2 matchesTherefore on the day team A wins and is awarded bonus points.Should team A commit two offences – the result then becomes Team B: 4 matches to Team A: 2matches. Bonus points are now allocated to Team B.044
Should team B commit 3 offences, as Team B has won only two matches, it loses 2 points. (The otherpenalty point is not awarded, as the offending team would have a negative result.) The result in thisexample would be Team A: 6 matches, Team B: 0 matches, and Team A gets the bonus points.c. In the event of penalty points being allocated which cause a draw to a contest, in a count-back,penalty point matches shall be deemed to be lost 0-6, 0-6.d. Should penalty points be allocated, bonus points (Refer Rule 15b) are awarded after theallocation of penalty points to a maximum of either 9 points or 15 points, depending on the grade.COMPETITION GRADES41. The status of the grades shall be as shown below (with the number of teams eligible for eachgrade restricted at the discretion of the CAG):WOMANPremier WomanDivision 1 WomanDivision 2 WomenMIXEDSeniors Mixed 4’sDivision 2 MixedDivision 4 MixedWOMANPremier MenDivision 1 MenDivision 2 MenDivision 3 MenDivision 4 Men42. All doubles matches except those noted with an * (above) are to be short deuce (sudden death).43. Premier Women and Premier Men will be for teams of four or five, the contest comprising singlesand doubles. Singles best of 3 tiebreaker sets. Doubles two tiebreaker sets - short deuces and supertiebreaker if third set required.44. Dvisions 1-4 Men and 1-2 Women will be for teams of four or five men and four or five women.The contest comprising singles and doubles – short deuces. The fifth player option is a reserve doublesplayer only. Two senior players are required per contest, and both Senior players are required to play insingles and doubles. Each match shall consist of two 12 point tiebreaker sets, a super-tiebreaker if athird set is required.a. The result of the third set on the result sheet is 1-0 or 0-1. For a count back on either setsor games, the tiebreaker counts as both one set (if appropriate) and a game (were no setsare played)Tennis Canterbury 045
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