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June Singles Night Tournament

The UQ Tennis Club's 2023 Tournament Program continues with the June Singles Night Tournament.

The June Singles will be played on two Saturday nights, 17 & 24 June (6 p.m. to 10 p.m.).

If play on 17 June is prevented or interrupted because of the weather, the affected events will be played or completed on 24 June or 1 July.  If play on 24 June is prevented or interrupted because of the weather, the affected events will be played or completed on 1 July.  Entrants should ensure they can be available for all relevant nights if necessary.

The June Singles Tournament is an any-gender competition (i.e. male and female players will compete against each other).

This is a participation-style tournament which uses Round-Robin formats to keep everybody playing.  Events are offered at 4 levels to cater for players of all standards.

All entrants in this tournament must be members of The University of Queensland Tennis Club (UQ Tennis Club).  However, non-members will be granted Restricted Membership of the UQ Tennis Club (includes free registration with Tennis Queensland) so they can compete.  The entry fees for Restricted Members will be higher than for Full Members (Ordinary, Associate, Junior or Hon. Life Members).

Entry Fees:
Full Members  -  $35
Restricted Members  -  $40

Events are offered at 4 levels:
OPEN  -  top level 
A GRADE  -  equiv. to or lower than UTR 7.50 (approx. UQTC Fixtures A2 Grade, UQTC Social low Red)
B GRADE  -  equiv. to or lower than UTR 6.50 (approx. UQTC Fixtures B1 Grade, UQTC Social Yellow)
C GRADE  -  equiv. to or lower than UTR 4.50 (approx. UQTC Fixtures Cq Grade, UQTC Social Green)

The Open & A Grade events will be played on 17 June and the B Grade & C Grade evenst will be played on 24 June.

The June Singles entry form can be picked up from the Clubhouse or downloaded as a PDF file here

Entries can also be lodged on-line via the Tennis Australia Tournaments Website here.  Players can also use this link to check that their entries have been received and to check who else has entered.

N.B. When players go to enter on-line, they are asked to log-in using their Competitive Player Profile log-in.  Players can check if they have a Tennis ID & Competitive Player Profile or they can create a Competitive Player Profile & Tennis ID & UTR link by going to https://www.tennis.com.au/competitiveplay/create-your-cpp.