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BCTC Activity Program

BCTC offers the following programs for beginner, intermediate,
and advanced players:

Please scroll down or click on the links above for details about each of the activities.

BCTC reserves the right to withdraw, amend, change, postpone, or combine any programs, classes, and camps that are listed on this website. We regret any inconvenience this may cause. Make sure to provide us with your email address on the registration forms so we may communicate important information to you should the need arise.

Monday, Thursday & Friday Nights & Sunday Mornings

Activity Name: ADDITIONAL PLAY

Activity Time: Monday, Thursday and Friday Nights 6:00-10:00 p.m. and
Sunday Morning 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Activity Goals:

Activity Organization:

Group Leaders' Responsibilities

Group Members' Responsibilities

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Tuesday & Wednesday Nights

Activity Name: Mixed Doubles CLUB PLAY

Activity Time: TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY 6:00–10:30 p.m. *New Start Time!

Activity Description:

Group Leaders' Responsibilities

To make sure a full group is ready to play at the scheduled time, and to arrange play within group/with other groups as required.

Players' Responsibilities

To play weekly at the scheduled time or find a spare from their group or the club list at roughly the same level if unable to make a match and to notify the Group Leader 24 hours in advance.
MEMBERS MUST FIND THEIR OWN REPLACEMENTS it is not the Group Leaders or
the Executive's responsibility.

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Friday Nights

Activity Name: SOCIALS & CLINICS

Activity Time: As posted on the website and clubhouse activity board. Most clinics will run from
6:00 - 8:00 p.m., and most socials will run from 6:30-10:00 p.m..
Friday night special events will occur about once a month. Members will be able to sign up for events via email or on posted sign-up
sheets in the clubhouse.

Socials Description:

During socials/clinics Friday's scheduled Additional Play will be suspended. However, if courts are available either during or after the clinic/socials, regularly scheduled Additional Team play may take place. Additional Play members should check with their group.

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Tournaments

During July and August, when junior lessons have finished, the Tournament Committee will run
the following tournaments. NOTE: This is a tentative schedule only and the dates may change.
Final dates and sign up information will be sent by email.

TOURNAMENTS

BCTC Pick Your Own Partners Doubles Tournament: July 22-24

2011 Club Championships Weekends:
- Singles: September 9-11
- Doubles and Mixed Doubles: September 16-18

Tournament details will be sent by email.

MINI TOURNAMENTS
8:00 a.m to 1:00 p.m on Saturdays
Tentative dates: July 9th and August 20th

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Singles Play

Weekday evenings courts open for singles 10:30-11pm and Fridays 9-11pm. and on Saturdays and Sundays from 7:00-8:00 a.m., members may sign up for singles play. Those who wish to play singles may arrange their own matches and sign up each week for a court.

Depending on the number of players who participate in this program, there may be some formal regulation to ensure that everyone gets an equal chance.

NEW: Singles ladders. Please sign up at the clubhouse. The executive will post ladders for singles play. It it the members' responsibility to contact the member on the next rung and arrange matches on your own time and possibility at other courts.

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Junior Program

Activity Name: JUNIORS

Activity Time: Mondays 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.

Activity Description:

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Singles ladders

Ladders will be posted at the clubhouse and will run from June 4 to August 31st.
Members are responsible for arranging their own matches on their own time and reporting the results
by EMAIL to barrietennis@hotmail.com.

Balls
For each match both players supply a new can of balls – winner takes new can, loser takes used can of balls.

Challenging
You may challenge a player ranked up to 3 spots above you.
If you win your match you take the place of the person you defeated, and the defeated player moves down.

When challenging, please email or phone the person you are challenging and propose a date/time and location
for the match.
– If you are challenged you have the following options:
A) Accept the challenge as presented
B) Modify the challenge – move to a different date/time/location
C) Decline the challenge – if you cannot play due to illness/vacation etc.
NOTE: if you decline you will forfeit the match, but this will keep the ladder moving and you can
re-challenge at a later date or challenge another member above your new position.

The challenged player must play within 7 days of the challenge. If the challenged player already has
another match arranged the challenged player must play within 7 days of his/her already arranged match. If a challenged player cannot play within 7 days, as described, the challenger can report a default match and move up the ladder.

Matches
A pro set to 8 games – All challenge matches will be a pro set – first to 8 games win by 2,
with a seven point tiebreaker (win by 2) played if tied at 7-7.

No Shows
1. A player is considered to be a NO SHOW after 10 minutes of the agreed upon start time of play and if they have not contacted their opponent 12 hours in advance. (Please exchange cell numbers when arranging the match).
2. The executive may disqualify a member from the ladder if they continually 'no show' for matches
(general 3 strike rule).
3. The match is awarded to the player who shows up.
4. In the event of a 'no show', the winner (person who shows up), takes over the position of the opponent if the person is higher placed.

Rain/Incomplete matches
1. Both players may agree to make the set null and void if fewer than 4 games have been played.
2. An unfinished set must be resumed and completed within 7 calendar days,
3. If the set, for whatever reason, cannot be resumed and completed within 7 calendar days, the unfinished set will be considered completed and result reported.
4. If the time is running out and it looks like the match may not be completed, both players may agree to play 'no ad' games: At 40-40, the receiver has the right to choose which side to receive the serve, and the next point wins the games.
5. In the case of postponement, the previous score shall hold, the points scored will stand and the match resumed from there. For example, if the unfinished match is at 5-2 in games, 30-15 score in the 8th game, and the first service is a fault, the match will resume at 5-2, 30-15, but with 2 serves.

Disputes and disagreements
Please follow the court etiquette rules posted on the website.
Members are strongly encouraged to resolve disputes on their own (ie re-play the point in question).
Unless there are extraordinary circumstances the executive will have matches replayed and members
return to their position on the ladder prior to the challenge. Each member can submit 1(one) email and the decision of the executive will be final.

After every match
Within 24 hours of every challenge match, the winner must report the score by email to
barrietennis@hotmail.com (please copy your opponent when reporting).
PLEASE REPORT WITH 'SINGLES' IN THE SUBJECT LINE.

Good luck and have fun!

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