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BOYS DRAWS
GIRLS DRAWS 
2009 Final girls team
results
1. Bellarmine
Prep-18
2. South Kitsap-17
3. Decatur-15
4. Auburn-10
5. (tie) Thomas
Jefferson, Kentwood, Puyallup-9
8. (tie) Tahoma,
Central Kitsap, Olympia-6
11. (tie) Curtis,
Kentridge-5
13. Todd Beamer-4
14 (tie) Bethel,
Graham Kapowsin-2
2009 Final boys team
results
1. (tie) Kentridge and
Bellarmine Prep-25
3. Olympia-14
4. Gig Harbor-13
5. Kentwood-11
6. Todd Beamer-10
7. Auburn-8
8. Thomas Jefferson-6
9. Puyallup-5
10. (tie) Central
Kitsap, Kentlake, Federal Way-2
DATE and
Wednesday, May 19: Boys and Girls matches 1-16 (all
draws)
SCHEDULE:
Friday, May 21: Boys and Girls matches 17-26 (all draws)
Saturday, May 22: Boys and Girls matches 27-28 (all
draws)
LOCATION: Harry
Sprinker Recreation Center, 14824 South C. St. Tacoma,
98444
TIMES:
All coaches will meet at the outdoor courts of the
Sprinker Center
on the first day of competition at 7:50am for a coaches
meeting.
Players will meet at 8:05am. Matches will begin at
8:20am.
COURT
The order of matches will be boys singles, boys doubles,
girls
ASSIGNMENTS: singles, girls doubles. For the
first two rounds courts will be
assigned as they
open up with the first four boys singles matches
assigned the four indoor courts.
SCHEDULE Any
schedule conflicts related to academic testing must be
dealt
CONFLICTS
with by Saturday, May 15, 5:00pm. If you do have an
issue you must
contact Andrew Buchan via phone or e-mail so that a
solution can
be found and
opponents can be contacted.
TOURNAMENT Andrew
Buchan (206) 300-2008 (cell phone)
DIRECTOR:
andrew@teambuchan.com
VENUE
Pat Block
MANAGER:
pnwtennis@comcast.net
APPEALS An
appeals committee will be selected at the coaches
meeting on
COMMITTEE: the first day of competition.
Two coaches from each league and
the tournament director will make up the committee.
ADMISSION: No
charge for admission.
CONCESSIONS: Eating
establishments are within walking distance of the
Center.
RULES OF PLAY:
1.
All participants in a specific match must report
to the site official before his/her/their match for
court assignment and balls. At the conclusion of the
match winners (and losers in a non-elimination round)
must report back to the desk.
2.
Rules of Tennis and Cases and Decisions and The
Code, both sanctioned by the U.S.T.A. will govern play.
3.
The W.I.A.A. supersedes the USTA rulebook on
coaching in that it allows a two-minute break between
the first and second set for the coach to speak with
his/her player(s). Do not leave the court. Only the
coach or coach designee may talk to the player(s). If
there is a third set, then a ten-minute break is
allowed. Players may leave the court at that time.
4.
Ten-minute warm-up, serves included.
5.
New balls will be issued in the third set for
winner’s bracket semifinals and the championship
matches.
6.
Make all calls on your side of the net only.
Make them quickly, loudly, honestly, and accompany them
with a hand signal.
7.
The point penalty system will be in effect. The
first infraction will result in the loss of a point.
The second infraction will result in loss of a game. The
third will result in a default of the offender. A
default will result in the application of W.I.A.A.
handbook rule 18:24.2. The defaulted player will be
ineligible for his/her next contest.
8.
Appropriate tennis attire is expected of all
participants as approved by the W.I.A.A. and individual
schools.
BALLS: Two cans of
tournament hard court balls will be furnished by each
entrant. A doubles team counts as one
entry. So if your school qualifies a boys singles
entry and a girls doubles team that is two entries and
you
would need to bring 4 cans of tennis balls.
TEAM 1ST
PLACE—10 pts.
SCORING: 2ND PLACE—9
pts.
3RD PLACE—8 pts.
4TH PLACE—7 pts.
5TH PLACE—6 pts.
6TH PLACE—5 pts.
7TH PLACE—4 pts.
8TH PLACE—4 pts.
9-12 PLACE--2 pts.
Top 6 go to state.
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