Guides
Short, practical guides for the people who make club and tournament tennis happen.
Parents
Getting your child set up, match-day etiquette and the rules they play by.
- Tennis parent etiquette: how to behave on the sidelineWhat parents can and cannot do at junior tennis tournaments and competitions in Australia, based on the Code of Behaviour.
- Rules for tennis matches without an umpireMost junior tournament and league matches have no chair umpire. Here is how line calls, scoring and disputes work.
- How to set up a Competitive Player Profile (CPP) and link UTREvery player needs a CPP to enter tournaments and leagues in Australia. Step-by-step setup for parents and players.
Team managers
Running a team in a league: scores, disputes and match day.
- Rules for tennis matches without an umpireMost junior tournament and league matches have no chair umpire. Here is how line calls, scoring and disputes work.
- Team manager guide: scores, disputes and match dayWhat a junior team manager or captain does in an Australian tennis league, from match day to entering and confirming scores in Match Centre.
Junior coordinators
Registering players, fill-ins and who to call for help.
- How to set up a Competitive Player Profile (CPP) and link UTREvery player needs a CPP to enter tournaments and leagues in Australia. Step-by-step setup for parents and players.
- Junior coordinator guide: registrations, fill-ins and supportChecklist for club junior coordinators running teams in Australian tennis leagues: player profiles, registrations, fill-ins and who to contact.
Competition rules
Your association's by-laws, explained question by question. Kept separate by state.
Tennis Geelong rules, explained (Victoria)Junior, Senior, Midweek and Night pennant: weather, heat, forfeits, finals, fines, conduct. Searchable, with the by-law number on every answer.