COMPETITION
About USTA Leagues
USTA League is the country’s largest recreational tennis league. DCTA has one of the most active leagues in the NC. Whether you are just starting out or returning to tennis after a break, there is a place for you. Age divisions start at age 18 and extend through 70 and older.
Play is based on the USTA’s NTRP rating system which enables you to play with players of similar skill level. If you’re new to the Pitt County area or new to tennis, we can help. Feel free to contact us! Learn more about what to expect from USTA League tennis here.
USTA League is the country’s largest recreational tennis league. DCTA has one of the most active leagues in the NC. Whether you are just starting out or returning to tennis after a break, there is a place for you. Age divisions start at age 18 and extend through 70 and older.
Play is based on the USTA’s NTRP rating system which enables you to play with players of similar skill level. If you’re new to the Pitt County area or new to tennis, we can help. Feel free to contact us! Learn more about what to expect from USTA League tennis here.
Matches:
- Matches are the best of 3 sets with a 10 point Coman tiebreak being played in lieu of a third set when the score is tied at one set all.
- The winning team enters scores into Tennislink within 48 hours.
- In the event of inclement weather, make-up matches should be played within 14 days. Due to limited court availability, matches may be made up court by court.
Home Team:
- Providing match-ready courts and new tennis balls is the responsibility of the home team. The home team captain should communicate court-readiness decisions with the visiting team captain as early as possible.
- Each team should provide their own beverages.
Facilities:
- The local league coordinator will assure courts are available for any team using courts.