for more info
Arianna Harley
GJTT Area Coordinator
Arianna@greenvillejtt.com
GJTT Area Coordinator
Arianna@greenvillejtt.com
Do you have a son who plays high school tennis or wants to try out for the team in the spring? If you do, GJTT's Boys' High School Fall League may be for you. This league is particularly well suited for those players who may not regularly participate in tournaments yet want to keep up their match play during the off season.
Match play will start on Sunday afternoons in September and run through November. Participating schools change each year, so contact Arianna for more information and to register.
The Boys' High School League flight winner (and possibly runner-up) will be invited to participate in the JTT South Carolina State Tournament in July.
Match play will start on Sunday afternoons in September and run through November. Participating schools change each year, so contact Arianna for more information and to register.
The Boys' High School League flight winner (and possibly runner-up) will be invited to participate in the JTT South Carolina State Tournament in July.
What is the GJTT Boys' High School League? |
The Greenville Junior Team Tennis Boys' League offers high school tennis players a team tennis option for the fall off season. The matches are similar to Jr. Team Tennis, but with two big differences – 1) it’s a BOYS only league and 2) matches are played on SUNDAY afternoons at 2 pm. High school teams will compete against other area high school teams. Matches will consist of 3 singles lines and 2 doubles lines (using high school format and scoring). (Format is subject to change if team sizes vary.)
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How many players do I need? Do I need a coach? |
Teams can be formed with players from one or more schools and coaches do not need to participate. You just need 4-8 teammates (or tennis friends) and a team parent to help out for the season. The team parent will help organize the lineups and communicate with the opposing captains. Or, you could have a player captain lead your team. Player captains (with the help of a team parent) can captain your team and potentially get service hour credits along the way. For more details about the league, match setup, and captain’s duties, please see www.greenvillejtt.com.
If you do not have enough players from your school, you still have an opportunity to play. We can help small groups of players combine to form teams if needed. You can register as an individual player and then we will help group players if needed. |
Where do we play? |
League matches will be held on local area public courts or on school courts, where permitted. Use of your high school courts is NOT required. Since this is a GJTT sponsored league, we are able to provide schools with an insurance certificate for use of their courts.
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When does it start? |
The season will start in mid September and run through mid November. Exact dates will be determined based on the number of participating teams.
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How much does it cost? |
The GJTT league fee (per season) is $48 plus administration fees. All players must be current USTA members. USTA junior memberships are $20 per calendar year.
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Sounds fun. What's next? |
Sign up today! Registration starts August 15th and runs through September 15th.
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What if we win the league? |
The team that finishes the season with the most number of team wins will be invited to participate in the South Carolina Junior Team Tennis State Tournament in July in Camden, SC. Advancing teams will compete against other high school boys teams from around the state. Players must participate in two matches to qualify to advance to the State Tournament. Advancing teams must have at least 4 qualified players to participate. The runner up team may also receive an invitation to participate. For more information on the tournament, please go to http://www.southcarolina.usta.com/Juniors/jr_team_tennis/jr_team_tennis_state_championships/ Scoring / Team Wins: Please note that team wins are determined by number of individual lines won per match and not on total games won. Alternative scoring will be used in the JTT State Tournament. |