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WESTERN PROVINCE TENNIS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PORTFOLIO

NAME

EMAIL ADDRESS

TELEPHONE NO.

President Ms Zaida Beukes [email protected] 083 543 1397

Vice-President Mr Riad Davids [email protected] 082 469 1437

Treasurer Ms Glynis Gillott [email protected] 082 550 6292

Leagues Mr Bob Low [email protected] 082 771 1167

Juniors Mr Tony Loubser [email protected] 082 550 2994

Open Vacant

Seniors Ms Nelene Gold [email protected] 083 658 7177

Development Mr Razeen Benjamin [email protected] 083 488 5578

Government Liaison Vacant

Coaching Mr Aldred Burden [email protected] 083 702 2472

Umpires Mr Ivan Bridges [email protected] 082 920 1924

Marketing Ms Gayle Hiscock [email protected] 083 752 2466

Hi-Performance Mr Norman McCarthy [email protected] 083 593 1385

Additional Mr Japie Klaasen Ms Bridget Visee Ms Barbara Rose-Innes Mr Stephan De Kock

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

083 298 1671 082 557 2990 083 701 6045 072 341 5033

P.O. Box 21 Rondebosch, 7701 Secretary

Ms Chantal Dreyer

TEL

021 689 2845

FAX

021 685 5293

Assistant: Caretaker:

Ms Lavurne Arendse Mr Dawood Edwards

021 686 3055

021 689 9768

e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] Website: www.wptennis.co.za

mailto:[email protected]


































http://www.wptennis.co.za/

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ATHLONE Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

College of Cape Town C Faiqah Adams [email protected] 076 579 0489 021 633 8599

Athlone Campus S Seraj Essack [email protected] 084 608 8927

c/o Kromboom & Thornton M Seraj Essack [email protected] 084 608 8927

L Faiqah Adams [email protected] 076 579 0489

BELLVILLE Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Central Drive West C Mr F Hein [email protected] 084 812 0618

Glenhaven S Mr C Wilkinson [email protected] 061 066 5192 021 951 1441

M Mr E Nober 084 777 3615

061 066 5192 L

BERGVLIET Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Childrens Way C Grant Nell [email protected] 074 276 4106

Bergvliet S Mary Doyle [email protected]

M

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BONTEHEUWEL Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Jakkalsvlei Avenue C Ronald De Jongh 083 519 5119

Bonteheuwel S Winston McGee [email protected] 082 949 1555 021 931 3113

M Andre Ventura 083 658 1310

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CAMPS BAY Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

The Drive C Alan Chiat [email protected] 082 925 4524

Camps Bay S

M Alan Chiat [email protected] 082 925 4524

L Louise Chiat [email protected] 082 900 1770

CAPE TOWN MILITARY Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Wynberg Military Base C Mitchell Siwa [email protected] 082 794 6342 021 799 6600

Van Buren Road S Magdeline Alcock [email protected] 084 703 0911 021 799 6308

Wynberg M Kevin Dreyer 084 849 8427

021 799 6308 L

CLAREMONT Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Annette Road C Neil Kisch [email protected] 082 511 1667

Claremont S Margie Van Zyl [email protected] 083 4114 556

M Dean Botha [email protected] 082 574 9020

L Renee Stronach [email protected] 073 875 4183

CONSTANTIA Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Constantia Main Road C Carlos Gomes [email protected] 079 512 1256

Constantia S Angela Morton [email protected] 073 665 5884 021 794 4295

M Chris Potterton [email protected] 0824031916

021 794 4295 L Jackie Booth [email protected] 084 562 6335























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EDGEMEAD Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Cnr. Link Way & C

Gary Theron [email protected] 076 642 0606

Edgemead Drive S Gillian McKinnon [email protected] 083 765 4443

Edgemead M Craig Griffiths [email protected] 082 878 0412

L Christine Rossouw [email protected] 082 969 5479

EVERTSDAL Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Mountain View Drive C Christopher Jones [email protected] 082 455 6357

Evertsdal S Liezl Shaw [email protected] 082 403 1237

Durbanville M MJ Brooks [email protected] 084 549 2835

L Elizma Schoonees [email protected] 074 107 2345

FISH HOEK Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Central Circle C Mike Jennings [email protected] 084 599 2510

Fish Hoek S Di Peacock-Edwards [email protected] 082 415 9153

M John Heitor [email protected] 074 296 3505

021 782 6363 L

FRESNAYE Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

15 Ave St. Bartholomew C Jan van der Schyff [email protected] 082 495 0400

Fresnaye S Evette Hechter [email protected] 082 469 3492 021 595 2515

M Wynand Wessels [email protected] 083 225 0365 021 439 7533

021 434 2710 L Lisa Tarlie [email protected] 082 562 3781 021 439 1357

GARDENS LAWN TC Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

De Waal Park C Ken Sepel [email protected] 079 477 2141

Moltena Road S Alexa Servante [email protected] 076 643 8190

Gardens M Lance Sawyer [email protected] 074 067 0368

L Catriona Duncan [email protected] 082 440 0166

GLEN COUNTRY CLUB Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Victoria Road C Anthula Markovitz [email protected] 083 500 0600

Clifton S Sophia Oliver [email protected] 021 438 1512

M Grant McKinney [email protected] 083 278 3769

021 438 1512 L Anthula Markovitz [email protected] 083 500 0600

GREEN POINT Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Bill Peters Drive C Tomy Adam [email protected] 082 674 2266 021 434 4393

Green Point Urban Park S Noel Retief [email protected] 082 492 5341 021 689 2769

021 434 9527 M Kenny Roberts [email protected] 072 532 0300

www.greenpointtennis.co.za L Carmen Roberts [email protected] 076 536 5898

KELVIN GROVE Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

144 Camp Ground Road

Newlands

021 658 4500

C

S

M

Karl Pitterman

Danie Appel

Craig Seigal

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

082 460 1234

021 794 2599

021 658 4500



























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KENRIDGE Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

De Villiers Avenue C Gideon Meyer [email protected] 084 613 5454 021 919 8941

Kenridge S Karen van Zyl [email protected] 083 458 2992 021 913 7956

M Malcolm Wilken [email protected] 082 904 3631

021 976 3837 L

KHAYELITSHA Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

False Bay College C Sibongile Mlotywa [email protected] 072 851 7840 021 361 2310 021 370 3663

Menway Road S Mandlakazi Wangqutywa 078 123 2283

Khayelithsha M Bulelani Jojo 061 071 8645

L Chuma Nxazonke 076 072 6454

LENTEGEUR Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Merrydale Road

Lentegeur

Mitchells Plain

C

S

M

L

Linda van Reenen

Lavurne Arendse

Muizz Fortune

Lavurne Arendse

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

081 821 7930

079 799 9614

076 097 5805

079 799 9614

LLANDUDNO

Name

Email

Cell Ph

H Ph

W Ph

Gully Road

Llandudno

C

S

M

L

Rob Williamson

Sheena Stephens

Bob Groeneveld

Michelle Dutton

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

082 450 7905

083 453 0357

082 320 2258

082 497 7540

MEADOWRIDGE Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Howard Drive

Meadowridge

021 712 1981

C

S

M

L

Ian Atmore

Andrea Knott

Chris de Koker

Louise Danielz

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

082 414 4145

082 484 4455

082 414 4145

072 172 1017

021 416 6754

MILNERTON Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Jansen & Park Road C Grant Miller [email protected] 083 261 6620 021 552 7203

Milnerton S Gail Miller [email protected] 082 894 5278 021 552 7203

M Richard Hawes [email protected] 072 947 1951 021 551 7215

021 551 9630 L Annalene Bylin [email protected] 082 563 4333 021 554 2234

MITCHELLS PLAIN

De Duin Avenue

Westridge, Mitchells Plain

(At Westridge

swimming baths)

C

S

M

L

Razeen Benjamin

Enver Hugo

Mushna Gool

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

083 488 5578

074 924 2510

083 270 0609

MONTE VISTA Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

64 Tulbagh Street C Barry Gouws [email protected] 084 560 2164 021 559 2620

Monte Vista S Ingrid Versfeld [email protected] 021 558 4783 021 530 3113

M Voden Wearne [email protected] 082 446 6871

021 530 3113 L Ingrid Versfeld [email protected] 021 558 4783 021 530 3113




























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OLD MUTUAL Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Jan Smuts Drive C Cecil Burgess [email protected] 082 954 5895

Pinelands S Fahmi Ariefdien [email protected] 082 379 4480

M Ghalieb Miller [email protected] 082 998 0285

0082 379 4480 L Tracy Adonis [email protected] 084 700 3799

ORANGIA Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

15 Hof Street C Albie Bailey [email protected] 082 575 7969

Gardens S Adri Bell [email protected] 072 146 6027

M Colin Tredoux [email protected] 082 854 8346

021 424 6817 L Annelie Ruppel [email protected] 072 333 0197

PAROW Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

17A De Grendel Rd C Craig van Blerk [email protected] 079 265 3134

Parow North S Michele De Lange [email protected] 083 478 1640

M Johan Roos [email protected] 082 458 7026

021 939 9828 L Petro vd Colff [email protected] 074 119 9986 021 930 6518

PINELANDS Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Cnr. Forest Drive & C Ilse McCarthy [email protected] 084 555 3708

St. Stevens, Pinelands S Merle Blakley-Milner [email protected] 083 270 1445 021 762 3314

(Behind BP Service station) M Nick Kulenkampff 083 474 6889

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PLUMSTEAD Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Victoria Road C Meryl Fourie [email protected] 083 317 0460

Plumstead S Colleen Marshall [email protected] 072 600 1097

M Rikki Solomon [email protected] 071 298 5390

L Yolanda Endres [email protected] 083 778 0700

TABLEVIEW TORNADOES Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

1 Donkin Avenue C Alton Thomson [email protected] 083 287 5907

Pentz Drive S Colleen Jaich [email protected] 083 442 0279

Tableview M Bruce Munro [email protected] 083 625 7632

L Lindsay Buckley [email protected] 083 677 0180

UCT Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Ring Rd, Upper Campus C Chloe Heerden [email protected] 072 086 3377

UCT, Rondebosch S Hussain Hassanali [email protected] 072 899 7912

M Sacha Knox-Bruessow [email protected] 061 419 1100

021 650 3558 L Alison Sanders [email protected] 078 147 5433

STELLENBOSCH UNI. Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Coetzenburg Sport Grounds C Le Roux Conradie [email protected] 021 808 4686

Stellenbosch S Kate Thompson [email protected] 082 358 2306

M

L Marni Enslin [email protected] 084 429 1519






























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WELGEMOED Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Jip De Jager Drive C Jacques Du Plessis [email protected] 083 270 6753

Welgemoed S Jacques Du Plessis [email protected] 083 459 9639

M Igor Moulder [email protected] 083 462 0218

021 913 2002 L

WPCC Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

54 Ave De Mist C Bridget Visee [email protected] 082 557 2990

Rondebosch S Di Gough [email protected]

M Patrick WhartonHood [email protected] 083 601 0710

021 657 3330 L Nelene Gold [email protected] 083 658 7177

WYNBERG LAWN TENNIS Name Email Cell Ph H ph W ph

Lidcote, Harfield Road C Tristan Brikkels [email protected] 082 441 4634

Kenilworth S Pierre Rosset [email protected] 076 070 2575

M Mike Lewis [email protected] 082 334 9169

021 762 2556 L Laetitia Reesberg [email protected] 073 101 0469












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Registered Coaches

LastName FirstName Qual. E-mail MobilePhone Gender TSA #

W.PROVINCE Gibbs Lucinda PRO# [email protected]; 084 576 0102 Female 760021

Visee Bridget PRO # [email protected]; 082 557 2990 Female 670001

Armstrong Tim PRO [email protected]; 072 261 9224 Male 580006

Barwell Michael PRO [email protected]; 082 460 3610 Male 430006

[email protected];

Belling Lyndon PRO [email protected]; 078 721 0050 Male 741011

Botha Dean PRO [email protected]; 082 574 9020 Male 640002

Calitz Pieter PRO [email protected]; 084 245 0132 Male 750006

Cuypers-Fourie Brigitte PRO [email protected]; 082 336 8852 Female 550052

Le Sueur Laura PRO [email protected]; 083 412 7550 Female 460003

McCarthy Norman PRO [email protected]; 083 593 1385 Male 710008

McKinney Grant PRO [email protected]; 083 278 3769 Male 780005

Mostert Vonnie PRO [email protected]; 082 414 9915 Male 590005

Parkyn David PRO [email protected]; 083 286 6060 Male 590055

Smit Jason PRO [email protected]; 083 488 5897 Male 800008

Westman Handri PRO [email protected]; 082 416 6364 Female 630005

Whitehead Michelle PRO [email protected]; 083 274 8682 Female 650006

Cerff Jennifer ADV INS # [email protected]; 082 336 8493 Female 560015

Clarke Roxanne Caitlin ADV INS # [email protected]; 082 493 2284 Female 850235

Davids Chevaan ADV INS # [email protected]; 082 924 7114 Male 950017

Duvenage Jacques ADV INS # [email protected]; 084 581 6156 Male 780074

Hamman Josias Jacobus ADV INS # [email protected]; 076 240 6836 Male 940717

Redelinghuys Martin ADV INS # [email protected]; 076 830 0193 Male 860059

Rietveld Brendan-John ADV INS # [email protected]; 082 713 5049 Male 840013

Roberts Carmen ADV INS # [email protected]; 076 536 5898 Female 860402

Schenck Andre ADV INS # [email protected]; 082 375 7711 Male 830512

Schoonees Elizma ADV INS # [email protected]; 074 107 2345 Female 851051

Theron Nardo ADV INS # [email protected]; 072 344 1251 Male 880422

Whysall Scott ADV INS # [email protected]; 073 325 2181 Male 880118

Arends Karl INS # [email protected]; 083 977 0351 Male 710131

De Kock Stephan INS # [email protected]; 071 603 8250 Male 830494

[email protected];

Dutton Michelle INS # [email protected]; 082 497 7540 Female 680148

Epstein Richard INS # [email protected]; 083 569 2400 Male 730048

Hoon Cornelius Francois INS # [email protected]; 081 724 8911 Male 820048

[email protected];

Purchase Iain INS # [email protected] 083 415 9206 Male 710048

Kisongo Bigirimana Emedi INS # [email protected]; 076 539 0252 Male 891038

Scholtz Anthony INS # [email protected]; 082 936 6444 Male 950132

Schreuder Duane INS # [email protected]; 072 146 3281 Male 860935

Van Der Westhuizen Glenn INS # [email protected]; 082 297 5250 Male 620055

Van Dyk Renette Mariette INS # [email protected]; 084 916 7092 Female 741046

Agliotti Desmond INS [email protected]; 083 455 4919 Male 540052

Burden Alderd INS [email protected]; 083 702 2472 Male 720022

De Koker Christo INS [email protected]; 082 484 4455 Male 750018

Foley Kevin INS [email protected]; 083 311 5544 Male 750008

Harris Anthony INS [email protected]; 083 357 6254 Male 640069

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LIST OF TSA LICENSED COACHES BY PROVINCE AUGGUST 2015

KEY TO THE MEANING OF QUALIFICATIONS FROM HIGHEST TO LOWEST

PRO = PROFESSIONAL COACH ADV INS = ADVANCED INSTRUCTOR INS = TENNIS INSTRUCTOR PRE 2008 TRAINED # = QUALIFICATION ACHIEVED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SYLLABUS AND CONDITIONS APPROVED BY THE INTERNATIONAL TENNIS FEDERATION

Kerby-Feast Jean INS [email protected]; 072 582 6108 Female 680005

Kirkpatrick (Booth) Jackie INS [email protected]; 084 562 6335 Female 690006

Le Sueur Gregg INS [email protected]; 073 485 9149 Male 820038

Madden Justin Brian INS [email protected]; 084 586 5501 Male 730042

Natus Linden INS [email protected]; 083 251 3773 Male 720097

Nomdo Pieter Jon INS [email protected]; 082 770 7450 Male 820096

Potterton Christopher INS [email protected]; 082 403 1916 Male 780010

Purchase Iain [email protected] Male

Rossouw Christine INS [email protected]; 082 969 5479 Female 570013

Scott Debbie-Ann INS [email protected]; 083 283 4517 Female 800006

Sharpley Cathryn INS [email protected]; 084 602 3205 Female 790023

Skinstad Deborah Anne INS [email protected]; +19183611102 Female 820135

Storzner Hannelize INS [email protected]; 082 825 8388 Female 610004

Van Der Westhuizen Marize INS [email protected]; 072 437 5358 Female 850088

Versveld Elsie INS [email protected]; 072 266 8878 Female 560012

PLAY & STAY

Kruger Barend Johannes P&S [email protected]; 082 858 1280 910809




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ADMINISTRATION RULES Affiliation / Registration

Every club participating in the WPT leagues must affiliate to WPT

Every affiliated club is obliged to register ALL its members with WPT

Registration Categories WPT applies two categories of member registration :

Social Member (does not play competitive tennis under the auspices of WPT/SATA)

League Member (plays competitive tennis under the auspices of WPT/ SATA) Duplicate Registration

A person may be registered through more than one club (Social and/or League).

Any limitations on concurrent registration at more than one WPT club as a League Member are determined by the League rules.

The applicable registration fees are payable by all clubs who register that individual.

Affiliation / Registration Process

WPT’s membership year runs from 1 September each year.

Each affiliated club is obliged to submit its member data in bulk to WPT by 30 Sep.

WPT will invoice the clubs based on the bulk member data received.

The bulk invoiced registration fees are payable by 31 October.

Thereafter any new members joining the club must be registered individually with WPT.

See League Rules pertaining to the required timing of individual registrations.

Clubs registering Individuals with WPT after the bulk registration process will be invoiced when these registrations are submitted.

WPT will not refund any registration fees it has received from clubs. Clubs are responsible for ensuring that they collect the fees payable by their members. WPT Council Meetings WPT Council meets three times a year : (1) mid year AGM, (2) before Sep League, (3) before Feb League

Clubs are obliged to send a representative to each WPT Council meeting

A Club may be fined R 300 for not having a representative at a WPT Council meeting.

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RULES FOR LEAGUE COMPETITIONS

1. GENERAL 1.1. Definitions. 1.2. General. 1.3. Registration. 1.4. Penalties. 1.5. Disputes/Objections. 2. LEAGUE COMPETITION FORMAT 2.1. General. 2.2. Mens singles 2.3. Ladies singles 2.4. Mixed. 2.5. Doubles 2.6 Knockout Competition 3. PLACING-PROMOTION-RELEGATION PROCEDURES 3.1. Placing. 3.2. Promotion/Relegation. 3.3. General. 4. MATCH PLAY RULES 4.1. General. 4.2. Reversions. 4.3. Scoring. 4.4. Incomplete Fixtures/Matches. Defaults. 4.5. Regulations for the tie-break. 4.6. Courts. 4.7. 11-Game set

Annexure A - Fees/Fines.

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1. GENERAL RULES

1.1. DEFINITIONS

EXCOM: WPT Executive Committee. LCOM : WPT League Committee. Competition: A competition may consist a number of leagues. Currently there are seven

competitions; MEN'S SINGLES, MENS DOUBLES, LADIES SINGLES, LADIES DOUBLES, MIXED, WINTER and VETERANS MEN'S

League: A section grade of playing strength in a competition, eg., 1st, 2nd, etc. Section: A group of teams that compete against each other. There may be more than one

section in a league eg., 2A, 2B. Sections A,B in a league are considered to be of the same average strength.

Member (League): A person registered as a league player with WPT Adult: A person 18 years or older on the 1st of January of the season Season: The period during which Competitions are organised from 1st September to 31st August

the following year Clearance Certificate: Notification that a player has no outstanding financial obligations to an

affiliated club. Ranked: Placed in order of strength. Reversion: A player moved down from a higher to a lower league section Higher: (Team, Player, League) - Stronger playing strength. Lower: (Team, Player, League) - Weaker playing strength. Match: A contest between singles or doubles players usually the best of three sets. Fixture: A contest in a league competition set for a particular day consisting of a number of

matches between two teams. Default: The opposing club cannot field a team and the fixture is not played. Conceded: The opponent forfeits a match due to injury or other event having commenced playing. Walkover: The opponent does not arrive to play within the allotted time. BYE team: A team not scheduled to play at a time when other teams are playing. Penalty: Points deducted, Match results adjusted, fines imposed, expulsion or any action

deemed appropriate by LCOM.

PROVINCIAL DUTY: A person selected by WPT to attend a specific event. The person did not apply on his/her own volition and is not employed or remunerated by WPT for that task. The person is selected for a unique ability or skill that is a significant benefit to the province or playing team.

WPT (Western Province Tennis) the EXECUTIVE or APPOINTED COMMITTEE thereof

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1.2. GENERAL 1.2.1. The EXCO shall organise, control, regulate and arrange the dates for the playing of all

competitions, fixtures and tournaments via the League Committee (LCOM). 1.2.1.1 The application for the rules is by self-regulation. That is to say that they participants

are honour-bound by the rules of the competition. The role of LCOM is that of a referee: it will respond to objections, queries and obvious disregard of the rules herein. It may at its own discretion review matches.

1.2.1.2 The objective is to maintain fair and eve competition between teams and individuals. 1.2.2. All competitions, fixtures and tournaments under the auspices of WPT shall be played

under the rules of the S A Tennis Association (SATA). 1.2.3. All monetary fees and fines, are contained in Annexure A. 1.3. REGISTRATION 1.3.1 Clubs may only select a player for a league team who is registered by that club with

WPT as a paid-up Member, unless it is an emergency situation (see 1.3.3 below). 1.3.2 Should a club wish register a player for League once league has commenced it will

require 7 days notice to LCOM and during that time all WPT registration requirements must be completed.

1.3.3 Emergency registration: A club may apply to LCOM for immediate registration giving

sensible reason whereupon it may be allowed and a penalty fine may be imposed. 1.3.4 A player may transfer to another club between Competitions provided he/she is

registered by the new club and the former club provides a Clearance Certificate before the player participates in the next competition.

1.4. PENALTIES NOTE: LCOM on good cause shown, shall have the power to waive the imposition of fines/penalties or alternatively apply a more appropriate penalty Penalties and/or fines will be levied against clubs as follows: 1.4.1. A club failing to fulfil a fixture shall pay to WPT a fine as determined by the EXCOM

within one week of the date set down for such fixture. A ten point penalty will also be incurred by the defaulting Club. The ten point penalty may be applied to the team(s) below the defaulting team as well if the LCOM is of the opinion that these team(s) benefited from the situation. Until such fine has been paid, such Club shall not be permitted to continue to play in any of the competitions of WPT.

1.4.2. Should any Club withdraw a team or teams from any league after submission of their entry,

that Club shall be fined as determined by the EXCOM. A fine for late submission of teams may also be levied.

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1.4.3. A club fielding a non-registered player (see 1.3) shall invoke a penalty of five points per

player so not registered when playing in a fixture. In addition when unregistered players participate in any fixture the non-defaulting club shall be credited with full points for the individual matches so played.

1.4.4. A club not applying the reversion rules as set out in 4.2 shall, if it is a technical violation, be

fined as determined by the LCOM. Should the reversion not comply with 4.2.1. a penalty for each illegal player will be imposed and the opposing club credited with the match.

1.4.5. A team may be penalised 5 points for each player not reporting for play in a league

fixture. The penalty may be applied to the team(s) below if LCOM is of opinion that a reversion rule has been transgressed and/or the lower team benefited from the situation.

. 1.4.6. A club found to transgress any rules not specifically covered by clauses 1.4.1 to 1.4.5 above

shall be penalised 5 points per player per incident. The club shall also be fined as determined annually by WPT in a Council meeting.

1.5. DISPUTES/OBJECTIONS 1.5.1. All disputes arising out of competitions, fixtures and tournaments and inconsistencies in the

rules shall be resolved by the LCOM. A club may appeal to the EXCOM against a LCOM ruling provided it is in writing and submitted with reasons not more than 7 days after the LCOM decision.

1.5.1.1 EXCOM will rule within 14 days of receipt of an appeal. 1.5.2. Any club wishing to lodge a complaint regarding the selection or any other act of an opposing

team or conditions of play, shall do so in writing, and this complaint must reach the League Secretary within fourteen days of the day of the fixture. The LCOM shall rule on the matter within fourteen days from the date of having received the complaint. Representations from the opposing team may be called for.

1.5.3. The LCOM will at its sole discretion rule on all matters not specifically prescribed in these

regulations. 1.6 INCONSISTENCIES or CONFLICT with LCOM ruling 1.6.1 Notwithstanding a ruling by LCOM, a club may not act in a manner that will conflict with

other rules. eg. A team may be granted postponement of a fixture, however this may conflict with 4.1.5 that does not allow lower teams to play on the same day. LCOM is not obliged to advise clubs of possible inconsistencies arising from the ruling. Failure to comply will incur a penalty as determined by LCOM on one or all of the teams.

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2. LEAGUE COMPETITION FORMAT

2.1. GENERAL 2.1.1. WPT will conduct the following competitions provided there are sufficient entries: Men's League Singles and Doubles Competitions Ladies' League Singles and Doubles Competitions Mixed Doubles League Competition. Winter League Competition Veterans League Competition. Knockout Competition 2.1.2. Notwithstanding any rule to the contrary the LCOM shall have the right to increase or

decrease the number of teams in a section of a Competition as it may consider advisable. 2.1.3. A player may play in more than one competition (for the same club) provided that the fixtures

are not scheduled at the same time. 2.1.4. The team that scores the highest number of points shall be the winner of its league section. 2.1.5. Should any Club have more than one team in the same league section such teams shall be

scheduled to meet each other during the first half of the competition, where possible. 2.2. THE MEN'S SINGLES LEAGUE COMPETITION 2.2.1. The competition shall be arranged as follows: Premier, 1st and lower leagues sufficient so as to accommodate teams entered for the

competition. Each section shall consist of 8 teams unless altered by the LCOM. The teams in these

sections will play against each other on a round-robin basis. Clubs will be limited to a maximum of 1 team each in the premier and two in the 1st and 2nd leagues.

2.2.2 The winner of the Premier League will be the team with the highest cumulative score 2.2.3. Teams in the Men's Singles League shall consist of 4 singles players ranked in descending

order of strength ABCD. A fixture will consist of 4 singles matches and 2 doubles matches. The best doubles couple will contain the A player and will play the opposition best couple. The C,D singles players will play first followed by the A,B singles, followed by the doubles combinations.

2.2.3.1 In Premier, 1st and 2nd leagues the default format singles match will be the best of 3 tie-

breaker sets unless an alternative format is agreed by both captains: a) the third set becomes a tie-breaker only or b) an 11 game set is chosen. See 2.2.4. The doubles 3rd set default is a 10 point Tie break

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2.2.3.2 In 3rd league and down the default format for all matches will be two tie-break sets. If set all then a 10 point tie-break will be played to determine the winner of that match. The tie-break shall count as a set when scoring. Providing both captains agree before the start of the match a full tie-breaker third set may be played instead of a tie-breaker game. Alternatively an 11 game set may be played. See 2.2.4

2.2.4 ALTERNATE MATCH FORMATS. The following formats may be adopted to shorten the

fixture if agreed by both captains. If there is no agreement the rules remain as stated as above.

2.2.4.1 All leagues. Each match becomes one 11-game set. The set counts as 2 points (equivalent to two sets). See section 4.7 Regulations for the 11 game set.

2.3. THE LADIES SINGLES LEAGUE COMPETITION

2.3.1. The Competition shall be arranged as follows:- Premier, 1st and lower leagues sufficient so as to accommodate teams entered for the

competition.

2.3.2. Each section shall consist of 8 teams unless altered by the LCOM. The teams in these sections will play against each other on a round-robin basis. Clubs will be limited to a maximum of 1 team each in the premier and two in the 1st and 2nd leagues.

2.3.3 The winner of the Premier League will be the team with the highest cumulative score 2.3.4. Teams shall consist of 4 singles players ranked in descending order of strength ABCD. A

fixture will consist of 4 singles matches and 2 doubles matches. The best doubles couple will contain the A player and will play the opposition best couple. The C,D singles players will play first followed by the A,B singles, followed by the doubles combinations. Each match will be the best of 3 tie-breaker sets. See 2.3.5 for alternate formats.

2.3.4.1 In Premier and 1st leagues the default singles match format will be the best of 3 tie-breaker sets unless an alternative format is agreed by both captains: a) the third set becomes a tie-breaker only or b) an 11 game set is chosen. See 2.3.5. The doubles 3rd set default is a 10 point Tie break

2.3.4.2 In 2nd league and down the default format for all matches will be two tie-break sets. If set all then a 10 point tie-break will be played to determine the winner of that match. The tie-break shall count as a set when scoring. Providing both captains agree before the start of the match a full tie-breaker third set may be played instead of a tie-breaker game. Alternatively an 11 game set may be played. See 2.3.5

2.3.5 ALTERNATE MATCH FORMATS. The following formats may be adopted to shorten the fixture if agreed by both captains. If there is no agreement the rules remain as stated as above.

2.3.5.1 Premier and 1st league. The third set becomes only a 10-point tie-break. The tie-break will count as a set (1 point).


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2.4. THE MIXED LEAGUE COMPETITION 2.4.1. The Competition shall be arranged as follows: Grand Challenge: Premier League comprising 1 section 1st League comprising 1 section 2nd League & lower 2 sections, etc. Each section shall consist of 8 teams unless altered by the LCOM. The teams in these

sections will play against each other on a round-robin basis. Clubs will be limited to a maximum of 1 team each in the premier and two in the 1st and 2nd leagues excepting a 3.2.4 situation.

2.4.2 TEAM FORMAT: All Teams in Mixed League shall consist of 2 men’s doubles couples A & B,

and 2 ladies’ doubles couples A & B. The Men’s and Ladies’ B couples shall commence play first, followed by the A couples. Thereafter the players of each team shall form 4 mixed doubles couples, A,B,C & D who shall play against the opposing corresponding doubles couples.

For this purpose the A men’s couple shall combine with the A ladies’ couples and shall play, in

order of merit, as either A or B mixed doubles couples. The B men’s couple shall combine with the B ladies’ couple and shall play in order of merit as either C or D mixed doubles couples.

2.4.3 MATCH FORMAT: Each match will consist of two tie-breaker sets. If the score is one-set all

then a single 10-point tie-breaker game will be played to determine the winner. The tie-breaker game shall count as a set when scoring. Providing both captains agree before the start of the match a full tie-breaker set may be played instead of a tie-breaker game.

2.4.4 ALTERNATE MATCH FORMATS. The following formats may be adopted if agreed by both

captains. If there is no agreement the rules remain as stated as above.

2.4.4.1 The third set becomes full tie-break set


2.5. MENS, LADIES AND VETERANS DOUBLES LEAGUE COMPETITION 2.5.1 The age limit/s will be set by LCOM. 2.5.2 Each competition will consist of as many league sections as required. Each section shall

preferably consist of 8 teams. 2.5.3. A team shall consist of two doubles couples. 2.5.4. A fixture will consist of 4 matches between the two teams A & B (couples 1 & 2) as follows: A1

vs B1, A2 vs B2, A1 vs B2, B1 vs A2

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2.5.5. Each match will consist of 2 tie-breaker sets plus a 10 point tie-breaker (default format) or as

agreed by captains. The tie-break counts as one point. See alternative formats 2.5.7

2.5.6. Veteran players must be 50 years or older at the commencement of the relevant competition.

2.5.7. ALTERNATE MATCH FORMATS. The following formats may be adopted if agreed by both captains. If there is no agreement the rules remain as stated as above.

2.5.7.1 The third set becomes full tie-break set.

2.5.7.2 Each match becomes one 11-game set. The set counts as 2 points (equivalent to two sets). See section 4.8 Regulations for the 11 game set.

2.6 8-TEAM KNOCKOUT COMPETITION 2.6.1 An additional tournament may be offered after the completion of the round robins. 2.6.2 Providing sufficient response is obtained a knock out tournament will be arranged. 2.6.3 The default format will be 8 teams grouped from the bottom four teams of a league and the

top four teams of the league below that playing off in a 3 round knock out. 2.6.4 The seeding in the first round of 8 will be the highest team playing the lowest followed by the

next highest against the next lowest etc in that order. 2.6.5 Clubs will be invited and have the option of participating in the event. There is no additional

charge. 2.6.6 LCOM will organise the event according to the entries received.

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3. PLACING/PROMOTION/RELEGATION

3.1. PLACING The LCOM shall have the right to place a team in any league provided that it is satisfied that the team is of suitable playing strength, that it fits into the league structure and that the placement will be of benefit to the Western Province tennis community. 3.2. PROMOTION/RELEGATION 3.2.1. MENS, LADIES, MIXED, VETERANS, SINGLES AND DOUBLES LEAGUE 3.2.2. At the end of the competition the lowest scoring two teams in each section will replace by the

highest scoring two teams from the league below. 3.2.2.1 In Mixed league only the winning teams from 2A and 2B sections will be promoted to 1st

league displacing the lowest two 1st league teams 3.2.3 Should a team eligible for promotion not be able to accept, the highest scoring relegation

team will remain in its section and not be displaced. 3.2.3.1 A vacancy in a league section is deemed be the lowest position in the section. It may be filled

by the relevant promoted team or other team as determined by LCOM. 3.2.4 B-TEAM PROMOTION In certain circumstances a club may have two teams in premier

league ie the A & B teams. 3.2.4.1 In order for a club B team to be eligible for Premier it must (a) win the league below (r-up is

not sufficient) (b) If there is already another club B team in Premier then there will be a playoff between those two teams unless the other B team is one of the bottom two whereupon the promotion is automatic (c) if there is no other B team in Premier then its promotion is part of the normal 2-up-2-down movement.

3.2.4.2 There will always be two lowest Premier teams displaced by two teams from 1st league.

They may be a winner B team and the next eligible A team. 3.2.4.3 There could be 3 teams displaced if the winner B team displaces another B team higher

than the two bottom premier teams because the next two eligible A will teams displace the 2 lowest premier teams. The order of promotion-relegation is: Winner B team (#1) displaces other B team, next available A team (#2) displaces lowest premier team, next available A team (#3) displaces 2nd lowest premier team.

3.3. GENERAL 3.3.1. All promotion/relegation matches as well as play-offs in all sections shall be played and

completed immediately after the completion of the relevant competition, or as determined by the LCOM. In respect of a challenge for promotion the challenging team must win the fixture in order to displace the defending team.

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3.3.2. 48 hours before the commencement of Promotion/Relegation matches, or play-offs for top

positions in the leagues, Clubs shall inform the Secretary or LCOM of the names of the players, in order of merit, participating in these matches. If required, the names of these players will be furnished to the Press in alphabetical order.

3.3.3. No player may take part, save at the discretion of the LCOM, in a promotion/relegation

fixture, or a play-off for the top or bottom position of a league unless he has played in at least three fixtures in that or a lower league in the same competition during that season. Should a Club, however, not have sufficient players available who have played in the required number of fixtures, then the LCOM may authorise the Club to play such other players who would, in the opinion of the LCOM, normally play in that or a lower league.

3.3.4. Should a team eligible for promotion not be promoted (for whatever reason) then the

relegated team with the highest point score in the league which would have been displaced will remain in the section in which it played, leaving one less vacancy

3.3.5. Should a team eligible for promotion, or challenge for promotion, be unable to accept the

offer, the highest scoring relegation team will remain in its original section 3.3.6 RESTRUCTURE. If it is necessary to decrease or increase the number of teams in a

section the teams will be moved up or down from their sections in ladder order at the end of the last competition after promotion/relegation is applied. Promoted teams replace the demoted teams and will be moved in that ladder order thereafter..

3.3.7. If a vacancy should arise in a league, then the replacement will be at the at the discretion of

the League Committee 3.3.8 TIED TEAMS IN A SECTION If two teams tie at the end of a round or season with equal points the procedure for ranking

them will be based on three criteria of serial importance. First, the number of fixtures won, if still tied, the number of points scored against, if still tied, the result of the fixture between the two. This failing the LCOM will rule on the decision.

TIED TEAMS IN A PLAYOFF The team with the least games scored against wins the fixture. This failing the LCOM will

rule on the decision.

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4. MATCH PLAY RULES AND REGULATIONS

4.1. GENERAL 4.1.1. TIME. Any player failing to play at the time fixed by the LCOM, shall forfeit the match.

Notwithstanding this regulation, the LCOM may, on good cause shown, allow the match to be subsequently played at a time fixed by the LCOM.

4.1.2. BYES: Should a higher team or teams of a Club not be set down to play on a particular day,

then the names of those who would have played in such team or teams, must be furnished to the Secretary in writing, along with the results of that day. It is not necessary to submit the names if no teams play on a particular day.

4.1.3. BYES: only players that comply with the reversion rules may be placed in a bye team. 4.1.3.1 BYES: The named person must have played at least once for the bye team or other team in

the same competition that complies with reversionary rule 4.2.2. If the person has not yet played in the competition the he/she must play in the next round for the same team or other team in the same competition that complies with reversion rule 4.2.2.

4.1.3.1.1 BYES: At the last round of the season, the nominated player must have played at

least once for the bye team or in the same competition within the reversion rule 4.2.2 4.1.3.2 From the 4th round onwards the bye player must have played twice for that team or another

providing reversion rules are followed. 4.1.3.3 A bye placing is not a ‘played’ match. 4.1.3.4 A player may play in more than one competition providing the fixtures are not played in the same round. 4.1.3.5 RESTRICTION on movement between competitions (1): A player may only play in the last

two rounds of a league section if he/she has played the majority of his/her matches in that competition during the season. Should the matches be equal then he/she may play in either but must remain in the same competition for the last two rounds. Note that the main

purpose of the above rule is to avoid “stacking” of teams either to protect them or to enhance them at the end of the season.

4.1.3.5.1 RESTRICTION on movement between competitions (2): A club has a bye team in competition ‘A’ but has a match in competition ‘B’. It is a temptation to fill the bye

team with other players and place the regular bye team players in competition ‘B’. Two criteria must be considered: Bye Team ‘A’ must first be filled with its regular players, secondly, the players that move from ‘A’ must not be stronger that the regular team players in competition ‘B’.

4.1.3.5.2 Should there be a surplus of players in a particular competition caused by the above

rules then the extra players may be used in another competition on condition that all the aforementioned competition teams are properly filled with players in proper order (the surplus players being the weakest). None of the surplus players may be used to complete a bye team in the other competition. The players must be equivalent strength or weaker than the nominal strength of the league. See 4.2.5

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4.1.4. DEFAULT. Any Club team, entered for a competition, failing to play on the date fixed by the

LCOM shall forfeit the fixture. Any player representing his Club failing to play at the time and on the date fixed by the LCOM, shall forfeit the match. Notwithstanding these regulations, the LCOM may, on good cause shown, allow the fixture or match to be subsequently played at a time and venue fixed by the LCOM.

4.1.5. POSTPONEMENT. No Club may cancel or postpone a fixture in a higher league and, on the

same day, play a fixture/s in a lower league/s. In such cases, the LCOM may allow the fixture/s played to stand, order it/them to be replayed or award the point/s to the opposing team/s.

4.1.5.1 POSTPONEMENT. No amendment to the date of a fixture in a current league schedule

will be allowed without written approval of LCOM. (Except incomplete matches as per 4.4.3.2). The written request must reach LCOM at least 7 days prior to the fixture with sensible motivation. Failure to observe this process may incur a penalty of 10 points. The club may also incur penalties related to any other rule that is transgressed.

4.1.5.2 POSTPONEMENT. The schedule date of a postponed match is the date that it is played and the rules pertaining to restrictions on player selection (eg 4.1.3 et al) apply to that day

and round. 4.1.5.3 POSTPONEMENT: PROVINCIAL DUTY: A club may request postponement of a league match if

2 or more team players are not available to play, having been selected for Provincial duty on the scheduled day of the fixture. Each person must currently be playing league for the club and a regular member of the affected team. The relief will be given only for a specific fixture. Written notice must be given to LCOM a minimum of 7 days before the scheduled fixture stating the specific players’ names, proof of provincial selection, the provincial event that gave rise to the request and the composition of the team. LCOM will at all times have discretion and may refuse postponement of more than one scheduled match in this context.

4.1.6. START FIXTURE. Before commencement of a fixture, the names of the players and/or

couples in a team, in order of strength, and the couplings of singles players for doubles matches, also in order of strength, shall be handed to the captain of the opposing team.

4.1.7. START MATCH. Players who are scheduled first must be available to play at the prescribed

time. If play has not commenced within 15 minutes the player causing the delay will forfeit the match. Where forfeiture occurs, the match scheduled to follow must be commenced within thirty minutes of such forfeiture being declared. Other than when a forfeiture has been declared players must be ready to take the court directly after the previous match, otherwise they shall forfeit the match. No knock-up shall exceed five minutes.

4.1.8. LATE START: The LCOM shall have the right to penalise a Club with a maximum of five

points per contravention per League, should a team not be ready to commence a match at the stipulated commencement time. Opposing teams may draw such delays to the attention of the LCOM by letter or by detailing delays on the score sheet.

4.1.9. Saturday League fixtures shall all commence at 13h15. No new set will commence after

18h30 unless it is with the full agreement of both captains. Points for unfinished fixtures will be awarded as per rules. (See 4.4.).

4.1.10. Recognised tennis wear (white or coloured apparel) must be worn for all league matches.

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4.1.11. RESULTS: Not later than two days after the completion of a fixture (Monday 16.00hrs

following the Saturday), both competing Clubs must furnish the Secretary of WPT with the details and result of such fixture. Should a Club fail to do so, it may be liable to pay to the Secretary of WPT a fine.

4.1.12. BALLS: Three new balls as prescribed by the LCOM shall be available for each of the first

round matches played at a fixture. 4.1.13. Supply of balls: The odd ball required for certain League matches shall be supplied by the

"home" team. 4.2. REVERSIONS – maintaining the order of strength 4.2.1. Should a Club have more than one team in the competition, then the teams must be ranked

from higher to lower, ie. Team A, Team B, Team C, etc. This team name must be shown on the scoresheet.

4.2.2 The status order of these teams may not be altered and the players selected for these teams

will be such that the strongest players are in the highest team graded down to the weakest players in the lowest team. Players may only be moved in accordance with the reversionary rules.

4.2.3. When a player is moved from a higher to a lower team in the same competition, the player

that caused the displacement and the reverted player must be stated on the scoresheet. The opposition captain must acknowledge the change by signing the message.

4.2.4. A player may only be displaced (reversion) by another player stronger than the replaced

player. 4.2.5 DIFFERENT COMPETITIONS: Different competitions played in parallel may have different

league strengths. LCOM will rule as to the comparative strength of league sections in each competition.

4.3. SCORING 4.3.1. In all fixtures the result shall be decided on a count of matches won except that should each

team win an equal number of matches, the result shall be decided on a count of sets. Should matches and sets be even, the result shall be a draw.

4.3.2. Teams shall gain points as follows: 4.3.2.1. One point for each set won. 4.3.2.2 BONUS POINTS are awarded to teams as follows

Singles Men & Ladies win 4 points draw 1 point each loss 0 Doubles Men/Ladies/vets win 3 points draw 1 point each loss 0 Mixed win 6 points draw 2 points each loss 0

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For the purposes of this rule:

a drawn fixture on matches (e.g. 4 matches each) but a win on sets (e.g. 10 – 9) will constitute a win

only when both matches and sets are equal will the fixture be deemed to be a draw

games will not be taken into account

4.3.2.3. Deleted 4.3.2.4. Deleted 4.3.2.5 Incomplete fixtures. No points are awarded for matches not played. See 4.4. If there is no

winning result at that stage no bonus points will be awarded. 4.4. INCOMPLETE AND DEFAULT FIXTURES/MATCHES 4.4.1. RAIN etc. All fixtures and matches shall be played as scheduled unless it has been decided,

for reasons of time, bad light or rain, to abandon or delay such fixture or match. The decision to stop of play in terms of this regulation shall be made by the Captain of the visiting team. The decision may not be made before the official start time of the fixture.

4.4.2. The Captain of the visiting team shall decide whether he/she wishes to complete matches

under floodlight, if available, (subject to the provision of 4.1.9). This decision will be binding on all players still involved in unfinished matches.

4.4.3. Fixtures commenced, and not completed on the day fixed for play shall be subject to the

following: (excepting playoffs - see 4.4.3.3) 4.4.3.1. If less than 50% of the matches have been completed then the fixture shall be completely

replayed at the end of the relevant season or as arranged by the LCOM. 4.4.3.2. If 50% or more of the matches have been completed and no decision has been reached, the

fixture must be completed within the following 14 days and the secretaries/match secretaries or duly appointed representatives of the Clubs concerned shall arrange so accordingly, unless otherwise instructed by the LCOM.

If agreement is reached at the time of postponement on the dates and times for the continuation of a match, this information shall be recorded on the respective score sheets and be counter-signed by both captains.

4.4.3.3 Should it not be possible to complete a playoff fixture (ie no result) then the match shall

continue at the earliest opportunity not later than the next Saturday. The composition of the teams must remain the same and play commence where it left off.

4.4.4. Play shall be suspended only at the end of a completed game unless conditions suddenly

become impossible (eg., rain). 4.4.5. In the event of a fixture result having been reached prior to play having to be abandoned,

then each team will receive points for completed sets but the remaining points of unfinished sets will be discarded.

4.4.6 DEFAULTED FIXTURE. One club cannot field a team. No matches are played. The

available team will receive 2 points per match, but not the bonus points.

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4.4.6.1 Should a team default 30% or more of the number of scheduled fixtures in a league section then it will be withdrawn and all points scored by it and its opposition teams will be reversed. The team may also be fined a withdrawal penalty. 4.5. REGULATIONS FOR THE 7 POINT TIE-BREAK 4.5.1. The tie-break will operate when the score reaches six games all in any set. The following

system shall be used in a tie-break game: 4.5.2. Singles 4.5.2.1. A player who first wins 7 points shall win the game and the set provided he leads by a

margin of two points. If the score reaches 7 points and the margin is less than 2 points, the game shall continue until a 2 point margin has been achieved. Numerical scoring shall be used throughout the tie-break game.

4.5.2.2. The player whose turn it is to serve shall be the server for the first point. His opponent shall

be the server for the second and third points and thereafter each player shall serve alternately for two consecutive points until the winner of the game and set has been decided.

4.5.2.3. From the first point, each service shall be delivered alternately from the right and left courts,

beginning from the right court. 4.5.2.4. Players shall change ends after every six points and at the conclusion of the tie-break game. 4.5.3. Doubles In doubles the procedure for singles shall apply. The player whose turn it is to

serve shall be the server for the first point. Thereafter each player shall serve in rotation for two points, in the same order as previously in that set, until the winners of the game and set have been decided.

4.5.4. Rotation of Service The player (or pair in the case of doubles) who served first in the tie-

break game shall receive service in the first game of the following set. No other tie-break scoring system is permitted.

4.5.5 REGULATION FOR A 10 POINT TIE-BREAK 4.5.5.1 The tie-break will operate when required to decide a match that has reached 1 set all, or

where it is agreed to play a 10 point tiebreak to complete a match quickly by common agreement

4.5.5.2 The rules are the same as the 7 point, but the winner must attain 10 points with at least a 2

point margin or continue until a 2-point margin is achieved. 4.6. COURTS 4.6.1: CALCULATION OF COURTS REQUIRED FOR HOME MATCHES Minimum numbers of courts required by a club for its teams in the league are calculated as follows:

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4.6.1 COURTS ALLOCATION. A club shall have sufficient courts such that in a competition there are courts available to play as follows 4 person singles teams 2 courts per fixture

4 person doubles teams 2 courts per fixture 8 persons doubles teams 2 courts per fixture

4.6.2 Calculation for league competition: Total the number of courts required by all teams as if they were all home matches. Divide the total by 2 and round up to the nearest whole number. This will be the minimum number of courts required for home fixtures. 4.6.3 Note that these are minimum requirements. More courts may be utilised provided the visiting team is advised beforehand to ensure player availability. No team may refuse to play when offered additional courts without good reason. It is acceptable to share courts with other fixtures. 4.6.4 If you provide fewer courts than required by your teams, you will have to pay a levy per

team on each occasion an alternative venue needs to be found for a match that does not have courts in terms of rule 4.6.1. Payable at end of the league period.

4.7 COURT HIRE 4.7.1. If a club enters more teams than it has courts to support, then LCOM will endeavour to

reallocate venues or utilise Rondebosch courts to provide a venue. This could lead to more away than home matches for teams in that club.

4.7.2. Such clubs will pay a Court fee determined by the EXCOM for each team that has not got

sufficient courts. 4.7.3. Provided courts are available visitors wishing to play may hire courts from WPT at the

prescribed rate. Visitors shall be required to sign the visitor's book and obtain a receipt before play commences.

4.8 THE 11 GAME SET 4.8.1 The 11-game set. This match replaces the normal best-of-three sets when there is a need

to shorten the day’s play. (It is estimated that a normal 7-match game will take 21/2 hours to complete if in this format). The captains must agree to change the format either fully or in part. The 11-game set is played to the normal tennis rules, but all 11 games are played and the 11th game is a tie-breaker. The 11-game set is worth 2 points to the winner. The match is won by the game count.

4.8.2 Should there be a draw in matches then the winner of the fixture is determined by a game

count. 4.8.3 In the case of a ‘mixed’ fixture of normal sets and 11 game sets then there is no

resolution by game count and the total set count is the determining factor. One 11 game set = 2 sets (points)

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ANNEXURE "A" FEES/FINES/RENTAL: Competition Fees R 515.00 (per team) Fixture default Fine (1.4.1.) R 50.00 (per team) League Withdrawal Penalty (1.4.2.) R 350.00 (per team) Rondebosch League Court Hire: (4.6.2) R 150.00 (per team per match) Registration fee all (except juniors under 18) R250

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NOTES ON BEING A CLUB CAPTAIN – A lesson in communication Perhaps the toughest task in any club is that of Club Captain – barring entertainment convenor. At least the club captain is guaranteed some audience. It requires the tact of a doctor, the savvy of an astrologer and the hide of a rhinoceros. Undoubtedly it is a major education in management style. Traditionally the main task of the Club Captain is to manage the teams for league competition. Starting at the beginning the basics of the task are –

Recruit, cajole, advertise and otherwise determine who will play league for the club.

Decide how many teams the club will field (with committee assistance)

If the club secretary is not on the ball he/she will also be responsible for completing entry forms and submitting them to WPT

Get a committee together to select/captain the teams each week

Make sure the league fixture notices are published in good time RECRUITING FOR LEAGUE – understand the motivation of players. Broadly there are two kinds of people who will participate - those that play for the competition and desire to prove their abilities – the dedicated core. They will turn out without fail every week unless you fail to recognise their results whereupon they may not play at all. The other half that has less obvious reasons: They need the exercise. Need the relaxation. Need the beer afterwards. They are not so demanding but on the other hand not so committed nor reliable. You cannot count on their availability and they beg off for the least reasons – weddings, funerals, rugby matches etc. So the first group will be at pole position asking when league starts and the latter who discover half way through the season that league has begun. TROUBLE IS THAT THEY ASSUME YOU KNOW ABOUT THEM BECAUSE THEY PLAYED LAST SEASON. Both groups will require some formal list to register their names. Provide at least two lists – indoors and outdoors. Bold lettering. – “League commences on. - - - -“, “Practice starts on - - - -.” Ask for name, phone, cell, email addresses. Put the notices up at least 4 weeks before league starts. HOW MANY TEAMS? You should plan for at least 25% more players than you need to fill the teams. The trouble is that the uncommitted tend to become unavailable for similar reasons (eg rugby) so you could still be short on some days. This can be very difficult to manage if you have string of 4 to 5 teams in the same competition – especially if you do not manage your selection well in advance. The answer appears to be to keep a secret list of people who are not particularly keen but who you have primed to be last resort if the occasion arises.

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TEAM SELECTION Depending on the number of teams it will be useful if you have a SELECTION COMMITTEE. This will take a lot of pressure off you because it is easy to hide behind a collective group (we decided that . . .) is far stronger than (I decided . . .). Its also safer – it is difficult to assassinate a whole committee. The Selection Committee should have tasks to assist you to communicate – see below. Choose from the top down – the top players are easy to rank –the difficulty starts in the middle because there players are relatively equal. At the very bottom the weakest are easily identified (as are the best players) COMMUNICATION is the secret to success. Your worst scenario is the player who doesn’t turn up on the day (because he did not know?) How do you avoid that? MAKE THE SELECTION DECISION EARLY in the week – by Tuesday for Saturday. PUT IT UP ON THE BOARD. Send out sms or emails. There should be one person responsible for each team – advising the players who have been selected. DON’T leave the checking to the day of the match. Have a NOT-AVAILABLE board – player writes on it “I cannot play on day xxxx”. Instill a sense of RESPONSIBILTY in others. Make the TEAM CAPTAINS work – their tasks should be -

1. Check the availability of the players on the list for that Saturday (keep him on email) 2. Collect the balls and scoresheets from the club. 3. Each Saturday make a note whether each player is still available next week. 4. Return the completed scoresheets and balls and info (to you)

TELL THEM HOW THEY ARE DOING! – the most ignored aspect of leadership. How well are the players doing? Competitive players will savor their results (if they win) being made public – they will appreciate the attention. The casual might become more interested. Make sure the team results go up on the notice board the same day if possible. (pin up the scoresheets if nothing else). KEEP A LOG OF INDIVIDUAL RESULTS ON THE NOTICEBOARD. PIN UP THE TEAM RESULTS FROM WPT. WPT keeps a unique record of very every match and player result. That is used to calculate the strength of the player. That information is available from www.tennistat.co.za web site. It will help you decide how well he/she is doing. HAVE A KNOWN POLICY for selection/placing. Eg. Those who win the most get promoted. Don’t be afraid to move players. I keeps them on their toes. IT IS NOT YOUR JOB TO DO EVERYTHING – JUST THE THINGS THAT MAKE CERTAIN EVENTS HAPPEN. Enjoy it – there is power in being useful. R Low 6/7/2014

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WESTERN PROVINCE LEAGUES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PERIOD April 2014 to March 2015 League Committee: Bob Low (Convenor) (Pinelands), Alan Chiat (Camps Bay), Barbara Rose-Innes (Milnerton), Gayle Hiscock (FishHoek), Nathan Matthyssen (Mitchells Plain), Petro van der Colff (Parow). Mica Naumann resigned during the year. WINTER LEAGUE May-August 2014 Winter league which took place for the second year had a much lower entry – down to 22 teams from the previous 36. Probably because the previous scheduling strength was too uneven and the numerous delays for inclement weather. This year’s schedule was much more evenly balanced and was completed by the 5

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July. Winner of the A section was Pinelands B (their A team came second!). Winner of the B section was Eversdal A followed by Glen B. We are currently taking entries for this coming Winter season M & L SINGLES LG Sep-Nov 2014 This league was moved from the Summer season to the Sep-Nov spring period because Lg Council considered it better to play singles in the cooler Spring season. Thus M&L leagues played twice in the 2014 calendar year. Entries for the Sep-Nov season were 204 teams compared to 205 in Jan-Apr 2014. Winners of the Premier singles Lg Ladies were Tableview Tornadoes. Men’s Premier was won By Camps Bay. Doubles Ladies were won by Parow and Doubles Men by Camps Bay. Kelvin won the Men’s Vets lg. MIXED LEAGUE Feb-Apr 2015 Following the shift of M&L to Sep-Nov, Mixed lg missed the 2014 calendar year and ran Jan-Apr 2015. There were 113 teams entered being 1 less than the previous season. The reduction occurred in the 5

th lg mixed

where the entry fell by 4 teams which were balanced by the increase in men’s doubles teams. It appears to be a lack of ladies The premier league was won by Tableview Tornadoes over Camps Bay in the last round of the season. A well contested and attended event hosted by Tornadoes with congenial pooitjie party for both clubs. Welgemoed won Men’s Doubles 1

st Lg and Kelvin the Vets doubles lg.

BUDGET League entry fees of R154k is budgeted for 2015. Expenses amounted to R14k being mainly subsidy for the awards functions. Leagues contribute about R30k per year in fees and balls to Development clubs DEVELOPMENT 25 teams entered from 7 clubs: Athlone, Bellville, Mitchells Plain, Bonteheuwel, Khayalitsha and Lentegeur. One more than last year. That’s about 20% of WPT clubs and 10% of the teams. The participation by development clubs remains encouraging. COMMITTEE MEETINGS LCOM held two council meetings and met once. Rules regarding restriction of movement between Doubles and Singles competitions were revised as a result of a dispute on the interpretation thereof. During the Mixed season there was a case of physical abuse which is currently being investigated. A single awards function will be held in June for both Mixed and Singles leagues SCHOOLS LEAGUES During the period September 2014 to March 2015 WPT successfully took over the scheduling and recording of High Schools leagues. The Schools League Committee manages the leagues and selection of interpro teams from that information. Junior Schools are being considered for the coming year as well. An important reason for the undertaking is the rating of all league players by the league system which will provide a formal comparative selection platform. The High Schools introduced 203 teams and almost 1000 players into WPT records. This side of our leagues and rating function should grow in the next few years. Thanks to Chantal who had a very busy time tracking the Schools results. R LOW League Convenor 25/4/2015

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WPT M & L LEAGUES SEP-NOV 2014

SECTION TEAM PNL SCR PLYD SECTION TEAM PNL SCR PLYD SECTION TEAM PNL SCR PLYD

S-MEN P CAMP MSA

91 7 S-MEN 6 MPTC MSA

80 7 D-MEN 1 CAMP MDA

85 8

S-MEN P PARO MSA

74 7 S-MEN 6 KNRG MSB

78 7 D-MEN 1 TORN MDA

59 8

S-MEN P WELG MSA

72 7 S-MEN 6 LLAN MSA

77 7 D-MEN 1 WYNB MDA

58 8

S-MEN P CLAR MSA

71 7 S-MEN 6 PINE MSC

76 7 D-MEN 1 FISH MDA

54 8 S-MEN P TORN MSA

66 7 S-MEN 6 WELG MSD

69 7 D-MEN 1 CLAR MDB

50 8

S-MEN P MEAD MSA

63 7 S-MEN 6 MILN MSB

32 7 D-MEN 1 FRES MDA

50 8

S-MEN P GARD MSA

30 7 S-MEN 6 CAMP MSE 10 30 6 D-MEN 1 PINE MDA

45 8

S-MEN P UCTN MSA 20 7 S-MEN 6 MEAD MSC 20 7 D-MEN 1 GLEN MDA

17 8

S-MEN 1 PINE MSA

102 7 S-MEN 7 OLDM MSB

94 7 D-MEN 1 BERG MDA 0 7

S-MEN 1 USTL MSA

78 7 S-MEN 7 CLAR MSC

89 7 D-MEN 2 PARO MDA

77 8

S-MEN 1 CAMP MSB

71 7 S-MEN 7 EDGE MSC

64 7 D-MEN 2 CONS MDA

64 8

S-MEN 1 EVER MSA

65 7 S-MEN 7 MPTC MSB

57 7 D-MEN 2 EVER MDA

63 8

S-MEN 1 EDGE MSA

56 7 S-MEN 7 BONT MSA

48 7 D-MEN 2 ORAN MDA

57 8 S-MEN 1 TORN MSB

47 7 S-MEN 7 FRES MSB

42 7 D-MEN 2 KNRG MDA

41 8

S-MEN 1 GLEN MSA

43 7 S-MEN 7 UCTN MSC

41 5 D-MEN 2 OLDM MDA 10 41 7

S-MEN 1 PARO MSB 28 7 S-MEN 7 WPCC MSB 29 6 D-MEN 2 PINE MDB

29 8

S-MEN 2 WELG MSB

96 7 S-MEN 8 KNRG MSC

100 7 D-MEN 2 FRES MDB

18 8

S-MEN 2 CONS MSA

92 7 S-MEN 8 PARO MSE+

94 7 D-MEN 2 EDGE MDA 17 8

S-MEN 2 KNRG MSA

69 7 S-MEN 8 TORN MSD

67 7 D-MEN 3 FISH MDB

77 9

S-MEN 2 PINE MSB

58 7 S-MEN 8 BELL MSB

63 7 D-MEN 3 CONS MDB

69 9

S-MEN 2 CAMP MSC

57 7 S-MEN 8 PARO MSF+

62 7 D-MEN 3 MEAD MDA

64 9

S-MEN 2 PARO MSC

44 7 S-MEN 8 MPTC MSC

54 7 D-MEN 3 MILN MDA

64 9 S-MEN 2 MILN MSA

31 7 S-MEN 8 BONT MSB

30 7 D-MEN 3 LLAN MDA

56 9

S-MEN 2 WPCC MSA

21 7 S-MEN 8 GRPT MSB 20 -4 5 D-MEN 3 GARD MDA

50 9

S-MEN 3 CLAR MSB

77 7 S-MEN 9 KNRG MSD

78 7 D-MEN 3 PARO MDB 10 47 8

S-MEN 3 ORAN MSA

73 7 S-MEN 9 CONS MSD

70 7 D-MEN 3 CTMC MDA 10 16 8 S-MEN 3 WELG MSC

69 7 S-MEN 9 KHAY MSA

53 7 D-MEN 3 FRES MDC 20 14 7

S-MEN 3 GARD MSB

62 7 S-MEN 9 ATHL MSA

50 7 D-MEN 3 PINE MDC 10 3 7

S-MEN 3 BERG MSA

56 7 S-MEN 9 PLUM MSB

49 7 V-MEN 1 KELV MVA+

84 9

S-MEN 3 OLDM MSA

56 7 S-MEN 9 MPTC MSD

48 7 V-MEN 1 WPCC MVA+

79 9

S-MEN 3 MEAD MSB

52 7 S-MEN 9 GARD MSD

33 3 V-MEN 1 KELV MVB+

69 9 S-MEN 3 UCTN MSB

38 7 S-MEN 9 MILN MSC

12 7 V-MEN 1 PINE MVA

64 9

S-MEN 4 PLUM MSA

84 7 S-MEN 10 CTMC MSA

68 7 V-MEN 1 FISH MVA

57 9

S-MEN 4 EDGE MSB

75 7 S-MEN 10 OLDM MSC

62 6 V-MEN 1 EVER MVA

42 9

S-MEN 4 WYNB MSA

69 7 S-MEN 10 MPTC MSE

31 6 V-MEN 1 KNRG MVA 10 34 8 S-MEN 4 CAMP MSD

61 7 S-MEN 10 FISH MSB

30 6 V-MEN 1 GRPT MVA

31 9

S-MEN 4 FISH MSA

58 7 S-MEN 10 ORAN MSB 10 26 5 V-MEN 1 MEAD MVA 20 12 6

S-MEN 4 TORN MSC

44 6 S-MEN 10 LENT MSA 10 -10 0 V-MEN 1 WPCC MVB+ 10 0 8

S-MEN 4 FRES MSA

41 7 S-MEN 10 MEAD MSD 20 -11 4

S-MEN 4 USTL MSB 20 5 3 S-MEN 10 KNRG MSE 20 -20 0

S-MEN 5 EVER MSB

105 8

S-MEN 5 BELL MSA

103 8

S-MEN 5 CONS MSB+

85 8

Scheduled by

S-MEN 5 PARO MSD

80 8

S-MEN 5 GARD MSC

75 8

S-MEN 5 CONS MSC+

61 8

S-MEN 5 GLEN MSB

55 8

S-MEN 5 GRPT MSA

43 8

S-MEN 5 MONT MSA 18 8

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WPT M & L LEAGUES SEP-NOV 2014

SECTION TEAM PNL SCR PLYD SECTION TEAM PNL SCR PLYD

S-LADY P TORN LSA

84 7 D-LADY 1 PARO LDA

61 7

S-LADY P KNRG LSA

81 7 D-LADY 1 TORN LDA

46 7

S-LADY P CAMP LSA

79 7 D-LADY 1 FISH LDA

43 7

S-LADY P WPCC LSA

76 7 D-LADY 1 WYNB LDA

40 7

S-LADY P PINE LSA

47 7 D-LADY 1 CLAR LDA

36 7

S-LADY P USTL LSA 5 41 7 D-LADY 1 PLUM LDA

35 7

S-LADY P UCTN LSA

30 7 D-LADY 1 CAMP LDA

34 7

S-LADY P FRES LSA 5 28 7 D-LADY 1 EDGE LDA 26 7

S-LADY 1 GLEN LSA

97 7 D-LADY 2 WPCC LDA

78 8

S-LADY 1 PARO LSA

85 7 D-LADY 2 PINE LDA

60 8

S-LADY 1 CLAR LSA

72 7 D-LADY 2 FRES LDA

56 8

S-LADY 1 GARD LSA

68 7 D-LADY 2 OLDM LDA

47 8

S-LADY 1 TORN LSB

55 7 D-LADY 2 MEAD LDA

44 8

S-LADY 1 MILN LSA

38 7 D-LADY 2 CLAR LDB

38 8

S-LADY 1 FISH LSA

37 7 D-LADY 2 MONT LDA

33 8

S-LADY 1 MEAD LSA 26 7 D-LADY 2 KNRG LDA

27 8

S-LADY 2 CONS LSA

97 7 D-LADY 2 FISH LDB 20 5 6

S-LADY 2 CAMP LSB

81 7 D-LADY 3 CONS LDA

82 8

S-LADY 2 GARD LSB

71 7 D-LADY 3 GRPT LDA

72 8

S-LADY 2 PARO LSB 10 61 6 D-LADY 3 GLEN LDA

49 8

S-LADY 2 PINE LSB

52 7 D-LADY 3 EDGE LDB

48 8

S-LADY 2 EDGE LSA

39 7 D-LADY 3 GARD LDA

46 8

S-LADY 2 GRPT LSA

23 7 D-LADY 3 FRES LDB

34 8

S-LADY 2 ORAN LSA 10 13 6 D-LADY 3 BERG LDA

30 8

S-LADY 3 KNRG LSB

102 7 D-LADY 3 WYNB LDB

22 8

S-LADY 3 UCTN LSB

85 7 D-LADY 3 MILN LDA 20 8

S-LADY 3 MPTC LSA

68 7 D-LADY 4 PINE LDB+

85 9

S-LADY 3 LLAN LSA

59 7 D-LADY 4 TORN LDB+

80 9

S-LADY 3 PARO LSC 10 43 6 D-LADY 4 ORAN LDA

52 9

S-LADY 3 WPCC LSB

36 6 D-LADY 4 CLAR LDC

51 9

S-LADY 3 MILN LSB

12 6 D-LADY 4 MEAD LDB

48 9

S-LADY 3 USTL LSB 30 -16 2 D-LADY 4 CAMP LDB

47 9

S-LADY 4 GLEN LSB

88 8 D-LADY 4 OLDM LDB

42 8

S-LADY 4 KNRG LSC

87 8 D-LADY 4 PINE LDC+

37 9

S-LADY 4 TORN LSC

82 8 D-LADY 4 PLUM LDB

32 8

S-LADY 4 ORAN LSB

71 8 D-LADY 4 TORN LDC+ 10 18 6

S-LADY 4 MPTC LSB+

27 7

S-LADY 4 MPTC LSC+

21 8

Scheduled by

S-LADY 4 MEAD LSB 10 12 5

S-LADY 4 CAMP LSC 20 -2 4

S-LADY 4 KHAY LSA 30 -20 5

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WPT MIXED LEAGUE Jan-Mar 2015

SECTION TEAM PNL SCR PLYD SECTION TEAM PNL SCR PLYD SECTION TEAM PNL SCR PLYD

MIXED P TORN XA 0 125 6 MIXED 3A PARO XC 0 112 7 MENDBL-1 WELG DA+ 0 75 7

MIXED P CAMP XA+ 0 116 6 MIXED 3A FRES XB 0 109 7 MENDBL-1 BELL DA 0 57 7

MIXED P PARO XA 0 85 7 MIXED 3A WYNB XA 0 106 6 MENDBL-1 CONS DA 0 40 7

MIXED P EVER XA 0 80 7 MIXED 3A UCTN XB 0 90 6 MENDBL-1 EVER DA 0 40 7

MIXED P PINE XA 0 80 7 MIXED 3A GLEN XB 0 84 7 MENDBL-1 PARO DA 0 38 7

MIXED P CLAR XA 0 79 7 MIXED 3A MONT XA 0 56 7 MENDBL-1 PINE DA 0 35 7

MIXED P CAMP XB+ 0 44 7 MIXED 3A PINE XC 0 53 7 MENDBL-1 WELG DB+ 0 32 7

MIXED P WPCC XA 0 40 7 MIXED 3A MILN XB 0 32 7 MENDBL-1 OLDM DA 0 12 7

MIXED 1 MEAD XA 0 109 7 MIXED 4B TORN XD 0 162 8 MENDBL-2 FRES DA+ 0 57 7

MIXED 1 GARD XA 0 106 7 MIXED 4B CONS XB 0 161 8 MENDBL-2 EVER DB 10 50 6

MIXED 1 TORN XB 0 89 7 MIXED 4B ORAN XB 0 125 8 MENDBL-2 PARO DB 0 46 7

MIXED 1 CONS XA 0 88 7 MIXED 4B CLAR XD 0 92 8 MENDBL-2 CONS DB 0 41 7

MIXED 1 USTL XA 0 84 7 MIXED 4B CAMP XE 0 82 8 MENDBL-2 EDGE DA 0 33 7

MIXED 1 EDGE XA 0 82 7 MIXED 4B PINE XD 0 77 8 MENDBL-2 FRES DB+ 0 31 7

MIXED 1 CLAR XB 0 58 7 MIXED 4B GLEN XC 0 65 8 MENDBL-2 PINE DB 10 26 6

MIXED 1 PARO XB 0 42 7 MIXED 4B PLUM XB 0 62 8 MENDBL-2 MPTC DA 10 10 6

MIXED 2B GLEN XA 0 129 7 MIXED 4B MILN XC 0 30 8 MENDBL-3 BONT DA 0 80 9

MIXED 2B UCTN XA 0 126 7 MIXED 4A EVER XB 0 118 8 MENDBL-3 WPCC DA 10 67 8

MIXED 2B FRES XA 0 117 7 MIXED 4A WPCC XB 0 116 8 MENDBL-3 KNRG DA 0 65 8

MIXED 2B EDGE XB 0 75 7 MIXED 4A OLDM XB 0 103 8 MENDBL-3 BELL DB 0 56 7

MIXED 2B PINE XB 0 74 7 MIXED 4A EDGE XC 0 93 8 MENDBL-3 ATHL DA 0 36 9

MIXED 2B MILN XA 0 67 7 MIXED 4A MPTC XA 0 86 8 MENDBL-3 GARD DA 0 36 9

MIXED 2B TORN XC 0 56 7 MIXED 4A WYNB XB 0 65 8 MENDBL-3 MEAD DA 10 23 7

MIXED 2B CAMP XD 10 7 6 MIXED 4A TORN XE 0 36 7 MENDBL-3 PARO DC 10 23 7

MIXED 2A FISH XA 0 121 7 MIXED 4A MEAD XC 0 31 7 MENDBL-3 CONS DC 20 17 7

MIXED 2A CAMP XC 0 116 7 MIXED 4A KNRG XC 0 0 8 MENDBL-3 LLAN DA 10 8 7

MIXED 2A OLDM XA 0 97 7 MIXED 5 CONS XC 0 132 9 MENVET-1 KELV VA+ 0 79 8

MIXED 2A PLUM XA 0 96 7 MIXED 5 GRPT XB 0 128 9 MENVET-1 WPCC VA+ 0 73 8

MIXED 2A KNRG XA 0 83 7 MIXED 5 OLDM XC 0 91 9 MENVET-1 PINE VA 0 68 9

MIXED 2A GARD XB 0 74 7 MIXED 5 USTL XB 10 82 6 MENVET-1 KNRG VA 0 44 7

MIXED 2A ORAN XA 0 53 7 MIXED 5 KHAY XA 0 72 7 MENVET-1 KELV VB+ 0 40 7

MIXED 2A BERG XA 10 21 7 MIXED 5 PINE XE 10 58 8 MENVET-1 EVER VA 0 37 7

MIXED 3B GRPT XA 0 140 7 MIXED 5 MPTC XB 0 48 8 MENVET-1 FISH VA 10 30 7

MIXED 3B MEAD XB 0 114 7 MIXED 5 UCTN XC 10 24 6 MENVET-1 GRPT VA 0 24 7

MIXED 3B LLAN XA 0 87 7 MIXED 5 MEAD XD 30 3 5 MENVET-1 GLEN VA 10 10 6

MIXED 3B CLAR XC 0 79 7 MIXED 5 ORAN XC 30 -5 3 MENVET-1 WPCC VB+ 20 -2 6

MIXED 3B FISH XB 0 78 7

MENVET-1 CONS VA 20 -20 0

MIXED 3B KNRG XB 0 74 7

MIXED 3B GARD XC 0 63 7

Scheduled by

MIXED 3B PARO XD 0 43 7

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WPT SCHOOLS LEAGUE 2014-15 (NORTH) Scheduled by

SCHOOL LEAGUE TEAM SCR PLYD SCHOOL LEAGUE TEAM SCR PLYD Stellenberg High LADY-N1 STEL LSA 70 7 Durbanville High MEN-N0 DURB MSA 68 7

Durbanville High LADY-N1 DURB LSA 58 7 Curro Durbanville MEN-N0 CURR MSA 56 7

Elkanah House LADY-N1 ELKA LSA 40 5 DF Malan MEN-N0 DFML MSA 50 7

Bellville High* LADY-N1 BELH LSA 34 5 Stellenberg High MEN-N0 STEL MSA 42 6

DF Malan LADY-N1 DFML LSA 28 6 Milnerton High MEN-N0 MILN MSA 32 7

Brackenfell LADY-N1 BRAC LSA 24 5 Bellville High* MEN-N0 BELH MSA 16 5

Stellenberg High LADY-N1 STEL LSB 22 4 Parklands High MEN-N0 PARK MSA 14 5

Fairbairn College LADY-N1 FCOL LSA 0 5 Edgemeade MEN-N0 EDGE MSA 10 4

Durbanville High LADY-N2 DURB LSB 60 6 Fairmont High School MEN-N1 FMNT MSA 68 7

De Kuilen LADY-N2 DKLN LSA 60 6 De Kuilen MEN-N1 DKLN MSA 62 7

Bellville High* LADY-N2 BELH LSB 38 5 Bellville High* MEN-N1 BELH MSB 48 7

Parklands High LADY-N2 PARK LSA 26 5 Durbanville High MEN-N1 DURB MSB 48 6

DF Malan LADY-N2 DFML LSB 20 6 Fairbairn College MEN-N1 FCOL MSA 30 7

Milnerton High LADY-N2 MILN LSA 20 5 DF Malan MEN-N1 DFML MSB 26 7

Stellenberg High LADY-N2 STEL LSC 8 5 Brackenfell MEN-N1 BRAC MSA 20 6

DF Malan LADY-N3 DFML LSC 60 7 Edgemeade MEN-N1 EDGE MSB 20 4

Tableview High LADY-N3 TABL LSA 52 7 Stellenberg High MEN-N1 STEL MSB 12 3

Settlars High LADY-N3 SETT LSA 46 6 Milnerton High MEN-N2 MILN MSB 44 6

Durbanville High LADY-N3 DURB LSC 38 8 Bellville High* MEN-N2 BELH MSC 40 4

Brackenfell LADY-N3 BRAC LSB 32 5 Elkanah House MEN-N2 ELKA MSA 32 3

Elkanah House LADY-N3 ELKA LSB 24 4 Settlars High MEN-N2 SETT MSA 24 4

Stellenberg High LADY-N3 STEL LSD 24 4 Tableview High MEN-N2 TABL MSA 22 5

Chesterhouse College LADY-N3 CHES LSA 22 3 Brackenfell MEN-N2 BRAC MSB 20 5

Fairbairn College LADY-N3 FCOL LSB 8 6 Fairbairn College MEN-N2 FCOL MSB 14 4

Tygerberg High LADY-N4 TYBG LSA 66 8 Stellenberg High MEN-N2 STEL MSC 6 3

De Kuilen LADY-N4 DKLN LSB 66 7 Monument Park High MEN-N3 MONU MSA 92 9

Bellville High* LADY-N4 BELH LSC 50 6 Fairmont High School MEN-N3 FMNT MSB 74 8

DF Malan LADY-N4 DFML LSD 46 8 Durbanville High MEN-N3 DURB MSC 66 8

Monument Park High LADY-N4 MONU LSA 38 6 Bellville Technical MEN-N3 BETS MSA 46 6

Melkbos Private LADY-N4 MELK LSA 36 7 De Kuilen MEN-N3 DKLN MSB 30 6

Milnerton High LADY-N4 MILN LSB 34 6 CBC St Johns MEN-N3 CBSJ MSA 28 6

Settlars High LADY-N4 SETT LSB 24 8 Melkbos Private MEN-N3 MELK MSA 18 6

Fairbairn College LADY-N4 FCOL LSC 8 6 DF Malan MEN-N3 DFML MSC 16 7

De Kuilen LADY-N5 DKLN LSC 52 6 Bosmansdam High MEN-N3 BOSM MSA 14 5

Melkbos High LADY-N5 MLKH LSA 36 4 Settlars High MEN-N3 SETT MSB 8 5

Tygerberg High LADY-N5 TYBG LSB 36 6 President High MEN-N4 PRES MSA 42 6

Settlars High LADY-N5 SETT LSC 28 5 Fairbairn College MEN-N4 FCOL MSC 32 7

Melkbos High LADY-N5 MLKH LSB 16 2 Bellville High* MEN-N4 BELH MSD 30 5

Brackenfell LADY-N5 BRAC LSC 12 1 Bellville Technical MEN-N4 BETS MSB 30 4

Edgemeade LADY-N5 EDGE LSA 12 1 Edgemead MEN-N4 EDGE MSC 28 3

Bellville Technical LADY-N5 BETS LSA 2 1 Milnerton High MEN-N4 MILN MSC 26 5

Monument Park High LADY-N5 MONU LSB 0 2 Elkanah House MEN-N4 ELKA MSB 20 2

President High LADY-N5 PRES LSA 0 4 Chesterhouse College MEN-N4 CHES MSA 18 5

Brackenfell MEN-N4 BRAC MSC 0 1

Stellenberg High MEN-N4 STEL MSD 0 0

Settlars High MEN-N5 SETT MSC 62 9

Tableview High MEN-N5 TABL MSB 56 7

Tygerberg High MEN-N5 TYBG MSA 50 7

Blouberg International MEN-N5 BLOU MSA 44 5

CBC St Johns MEN-N5 CBSJ MSB 38 7

De Kuilen MEN-N5 DKLN MSC 38 7

Westcliff High MEN-N5 WEST MSA 18 4

Bellville Technical MEN-N5 BETS MSC 12 4

Monument Park High MEN-N5 MONU MSB 6 5

Melkbos High MEN-N5 MLKH MSA

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WPT SCHOOLS LEAGUE 2014-15 (SOUTH) Scheduled by

SCHOOL LEAGUE TEAM SCR PLYD SCHOOL LEAGUE TEAM SCR PLYD Herschel Girls LADY-S1 HERS LSA 76 7 Reddam House Constantia MEN-S0 REDC MSA 78 8

Wynberg Girls High School LADY-S1 WYGHLSA 48 7 Rondebosch Boys High MEN-S0 RBHS MSA 74 7

Westerford High School LADY-S1 WSTHLSA 46 7 SA College Schools MEN-S0 SACS MSA 58 8

Rustenberg Girls High LADY-S1 RUST LSA 40 6 Bishops H MEN-S0 BISH MSA 46 5

Springfield Senior Girls LADY-S1 SPRI LSA 32 5 Wynberg Boys High School MEN-S0 WYBH MSA 34 8

Herschel Girls LADY-S1 HERS LSB 28 6 Rondebosch Boys High MEN-S0 RBHS MSB 32 6

St Cyprians School LADY-S1 STCY LSA 8 4 Groote Schuur High MEN-S0 GRSH MSA 20 5

Springfield Senior Girls LADY-S1 SPRI LSB 2 4 Deutsche Schule Kapstadt MEN-S0 DSKP MSA 16 6

Rustenberg Girls High LADY-S2 RUST LSB 98 9 Reddam Atlantic Seaboard MEN-S0 REDA MSA 12 7

Rustenberg Girls High LADY-S2 RUST LSC 84 9 SA College Schools MEN-S1 SACS MSB 74 8

Herschel Girls LADY-S2 HERS LSC 56 8 Bishops H MEN-S1 BISH MSB 70 8

Herzlia High LADY-S2 HRZH LSA 56 9 Bishops H MEN-S1 BISH MSC 50 6

Reddam Atlantic Seaboard LADY-S2 REDA LSA 50 9 Westerford High School MEN-S1 WSTH MSA 50 8

St Cyprians School LADY-S2 STCY LSB 38 7 Wynberg Boys High School MEN-S1 WYBH MSB 44 8

Herschel Girls LADY-S2 HERS LSD 36 9 Rondebosch Boys High MEN-S1 RBHS MSC 36 7

Westerford High School LADY-S2 WSTHLSB 36 9 Herzlia High MEN-S1 HRZH MSA 26 5

Springfield Senior Girls LADY-S2 SPRI LSC 24 7 Fishhoek High MEN-S1 FISH MSA 18 6

Jan van Riebeeck LADY-S2 JVRK LSA 20 6 Jan van Riebeeck MEN-S1 JVRK MSA 14 6

Rustenberg Girls High LADY-S3 RUST LSD 88 8 SA College Schools MEN-S2 SACS MSC 70 8

Wynberg Girls High School LADY-S3 WYGHLSB 82 9 Reddam House Constantia MEN-S2 REDC MSB 68 8

Herschel Girls LADY-S3 HERS LSE 48 7 SA College Schools MEN-S2 SACS MSD 68 8

Fishhoek High LADY-S3 FISH LSA 46 7 Wynberg Boys High School MEN-S2 WYBH MSC 60 8

Bergvliet High LADY-S3 BERG LSA 20 5 Rondebosch Boys High MEN-S2 RBHS MSD 42 8

Springfield Senior Girls LADY-S3 SPRI LSD 18 4 Westerford High School MEN-S2 WSTH MSB 40 9

St Cyprians School LADY-S3 STCY LSC 12 4 Bishops H MEN-S2 BISH MSD 38 6

Westerford High School LADY-S3 WSTHLSC 12 5 Jan van Riebeeck MEN-S2 JVRK MSB 30 8

Sans Souci Girls High LADY-S3 SANS LSA 10 4 Fishhoek High MEN-S2 FISH MSB 24 5

Jan van Riebeeck LADY-S3 JVRK LSB 4 3 Maitland High MEN-S2 MAIT MSA 12 7

Westerford High School LADY-S4 WSTHLSD 60 8 Rondebosch Boys High MEN-S3 RBHS MSE 76 8

Rustenberg Girls High LADY-S4 RUST LSE 56 8 SA College Schools MEN-S3 SACS MSE 58 9

Camps Bay High LADY-S4 CAMPLSA 30 3 Reddam House Constantia MEN-S3 REDC MSC 56 9

Springfield Senior Girls LADY-S4 SPRI LSE 24 3 Westerford High School MEN-S3 WSTH MSC 54 7

St Cyprians School LADY-S4 STCY LSF 16 2 Wynberg Boys High School MEN-S3 WYBH MSD 52 7

St Cyprians School LADY-S4 STCY LSD 10 3 Pinelands High MEN-S3 PINE MSA 44 7

South Peninsula High LADY-S4 SPEN LSA 6 2 Bishops H MEN-S3 BISH MSE 30 7

Springfield Senior Girls LADY-S4 SPRI LSF 4 2 Camps Bay High MEN-S3 CAMP MSA 30 4

Bergvliet High LADY-S4 BERG LSB 0 2 Wynberg Boys High School MEN-S3 WYBH MSE 28 6

Norman Henshilwood LADY-S4 NORMLSA 0 1 Norman Henshilwood MEN-S3 NORM MSA 0 6

Rustenberg Girls High LADY-S5 RUST LSF 54 7 SA College Schools MEN-S4 SACS MSF 66 8

Westerford High School LADY-S5 WST LSE 28 3 SA College Schools MEN-S4 SACS MSG 66 9

Pinelands High LADY-S5 PINE LSA 20 2 Rondebosch Boys High MEN-S4 RBHS MSF 44 6

Groote Schuur High LADY-S5 GRSH LSA 12 3 Wynberg Boys High School MEN-S4 WYBH MSF 40 7

St Cyprians School LADY-S5 STCY LSE 12 2 Herzlia Middle MEN-S4 HRZM MSA 32 5

Pinelands High LADY-S5 PINE LSB 10 4 Fishhoek High MEN-S4 FISH MSC 28 5

Norman Henshilwood LADY-S5 NORMLSB 0 1 Bishops H MEN-S4 BISH MSF 26 3

South Peninsula High LADY-S5 SPEN LSB 0 2 Bergvliet High MEN-S4 BERG MSA 24 4

Muizenberg High MEN-S4 MUIZ LDA 14 4

South Peninsula High MEN-S4 SPEN MSA 2 5

Westerford High School MEN-S5 WSTH MSD 66 8

SA College Schools MEN-S5 SACS MSH 62 9

Rondebosch Boys High MEN-S5 RBHS MSG 60 7

SA College Schools MEN-S5 SACS MSI 58 9

Westerford High School MEN-S5 WSTH MSE 58 9

Pinelands High MEN-S5 PINE MSB 48 7

Norman Henshilwood MEN-S5 NORM MSB 30 4

South Peninsula High MEN-S5 SPEN MSB 26 6

Bergvliet High MEN-S5 BERG MSB 20 5

Wynberg Boys High School MEN-S5 WYBH MSG 18 8

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WINTER LEAGUE 2015 ROUND 5

CUMULATIVE FINAL SCORE

wins Pts for Pts against

A LEAGUE

KNRG A 3 234 96 WINNER A LG

PINE A 4.5 223 107 RUP

KNRG D 4 201 129

KNRG B 2 190 140

PINE B 2.5 129 201

MILN A 2 103 227

KNRG C 1 97 167

MILN B 0 77 253

B LEAGUE

EVER A 4 240 90 WINNER B LG

PINE C 3 203 127 RUP

PINE D 3 182 148

EVER B 2 178 152

FISH A 3.5 167 97

ORAN A 2.5 162 168

MILN C 2.5 152 178

PINE E 2 130 200

KHAY A 1 87 177

ATHL A 0.5 83 181

SWISS ROUND ROBIN SORTING ORDER First round pairings are by ratings Odd number lowest rating gets bye (bye counts 1 point for sorting but is not a win

No team plays against the same team more than once

Each round players are grouped in equal round wins

Sort each group in ranking order before pairing (or total game points in team matches)

If no equal to pair then choose nearest opostion score (do this first)

Defaults are scored as a loss - 2 defaults are taken out of the tournament

H/A are assigned as equally as possible (can arrange pairing of equal score groups if necessary)

Scoring win=1, draw =0.5, loss=0

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Record of clubs and teams in WPT Leagues

Year Clubs total

Dev Mens sgls

Mens dbls

Vets Ladies Sgls

Ladies Dbls

Mixed Mens Dbls

Vets Winter lg

LadyMWk TOT ALL

TEAMS

2002 37 6 111 0 15 85 0 101 0 18 0 30 360

2003 40 8 112 0 16 85 0 102 0 20 0 30 365

2004 39 5 112 0 16 89 0 96 0 18 0 30 361

2005 39 5 111 0 0 79 0 97 0 20 0 30 337

2006

0

2007 34 7 110 9 14 73 4 100 9 18 0 30 367

2008 37 7 87 35 10 43 49 88 8 14 0 30 364

2009 33 5 90 40 10 41 47 86 16 13 0 30 373

2010 34 6 86 36 10 40 52 80 16 8 0 30 358

2011 36 6 88 33 9 42 48 75 15 8 0 30 348

2012 36 6 88 33 10 42 45 82 18 9 0 30 357

2013 34 5 88 30 14 42 41 77 20 15 34 30 391

2014 38 8 88 28 14 40 40 78 24 16 22 30 380

2015 38 8 89 28 10 41 36 76 23 14 20 30 367

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

Schools

2015 52

113

98

211

TOTAL 90 8 202 28 10 139 36 76 23 14 20 30 578

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