2020 Second Semester Team Fixtures

The best option for people wanting to play regular competitive Tennis is to sign on for Team Fixtures (graded weekly teams competition).

In Second Semester, the UQ Tennis Club will be running two internal Fixtures (all matches at UQ) and entering teams in one Brisbane Night Tennis Association (BNTA) Fixture (matches at UQ and elsewhere in Brisbane).  Check the 2020 Membership & Second Semester Fixtures application form for competition details (dates, formats & fees).

The competitions are:
UQTC Tuesday Night (7 p.m. to 9 p.m.)  -  starts 8 September (finishes 27 October)  -  7 matches (including play-offs for all teams)
BNTA Wednesday Night (7 p.m. to 9 p.m.)  -  starts 9 September (finishes 18 November)  -  10 matches + Final
UQTC Thursday Night (8 p.m. to 10 p.m.)  -  starts 10 September (finishes 29 October)  -  7 matches (including play-offs for all teams)

Season Fixture Fees (covers all court hire, balls & registration costs for season):

UQTC Tuesday Night  -  $60
BNTA Wednesday Night  -  $70
UQTC Thursday Night  -  $60

To play Team Fixtures for UQ, players must be members of the UQ Tennis Club:
Second Semester Membership (to 31 December 2020)  -  $59

All new Fixture members must attend a Grading Session.  There is no registration required for grading.  Just turn up at and check in upstairs in the Clubhouse.

Grading Session times are:
Monday. 24 August from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. (all Fixtures)
Wednesday, 26 August from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. (all Fixtures)

Entries for all 2020(2) Season Team Fixtures close on:
Wednesday, 26 August

Entry closing date extended to Sunday, 30 August.

Applications can be lodged on-line here. 

Before lodging an application, check the Team Selection Policies.

Entrants can check their entries have been received and who else has entered here.  not yet set up

N.B. Quotas apply for all Fixtures. Therefore, some competitions may fill up before the designated closing date for entries.

Special Note:  During 2020, work was supposed to begin on the construction of UQ’s new $65M Health & Recreation Centre whichwas to open in 2022.  To make way for this development, UQ intended to demolish the Tennis Pavilion and the five main courts at the Tennis Centre which would have a huge impact on Tennis at UQ.  At this stage, demolition of the courts is not expected to happen until after the completion of Second Semester Fixtures, if at all.  However, if demolition of the courts begins earlier than expected, there may have to be format changes in some competitions mid season to accommodate teams on significantly less courts.