Information Sheet

Information

• AICES 15yrs Tennis Info 2023 - click here

• Wet Weather - a decision will be made after 3.00pm on the day before each trial. Information will be posted on the AICES Front Page in the Messages Section. Selection criteria for washouts below.

• BOYS - All will play a Round Robin Competition with the 1st and 2nd placed players from each pool progressing to the Championship Playoffs. This will be first to four games for the first round the first to five games for other rounds. The third and fourth placed players will play a Consolation Round. The 5th, 6th and 7th placed players will depart after the Pool Games This is designed to give meaningful game time to all players. All games will be first to three games. Players may depart when knocked out of the playoffs. Medals will be awarded for both the Championship and Consolation Playoffs

  GIRLS - All will play a Round Robin Competition with the 1st, 2nd & 3rd placed players from each pool progressing to the Championship Playoffs. This will be first to four games for the first round the first to five games for other rounds. The 4th , 5th & 6th placed players will play a Consolation Playoff. Medals will be awarded for both the Championship and Consolation Playoffs

   

Draw

• Pools will be available upon arrival at the venue.

Notes

• Nomination Policy
  A maximum of 40 players will be admitted to each draw (boys and girls). This will consist of 8 pools of 5 players.
  All players with a current UTR of 7.0 or more will be admitted to the draw first.
  This is followed by one player from each school . This process continues until each school is exhausted of players or all places are full. If a school has more than one nomination without a ranking they must list the rank order of those players to ensure the strongest are admitted to the draw first. A separate email must accompany the online selections to establish this rank order.
  To ensure the strongest players are accepted into the draw, schools have the right to apply to swap players from their school who do not have an UTR and have been included in the draw with those from their school on the reserves list.

Result

• Available after the championships

CIS Details

• CIS Open Tennis Page - click here

• Boys - Players should be in Year 9 and Above. Inclusion of younger students at Directors discretion.

• Girls - Players can be from any year

• AICES Open Tennis Info - click here  (updated)

•  Reserves should not attend unless notified otherwise.

• Wet Weather - a decision will be made after 3.00pm on the day before each trial. Information will be posted on the AICES Front Page in the Messages Section. Selection criteria for washouts below.

• Girls - 9.30am Warm Up & Briefing 10.00am Start
  Girls will play a Round Robin Competition with the top two or three (TBC) from each pool (TBC) progressing to the Selection Playoffs. The bottom three players will play in a Consolation Competition. All girls are guaranteed a minimum of five games. Players may depart when knocked out of the playoffs.

• Boys –8.30am Warm Up & Briefing 9.00am Start

• Boys will play a Round Robin Competition with the top two (TBC) from each pool progressing to the Selection Playoffs. This will be first to four games for the first round the first to five games for other rounds. The third, fourth and fifth placed players will play a Consolation Competition. This is designed to give meaningful game time to all boys. All games will be first to three games. Players may depart when knocked out of the playoffs.

• Please note that as CIS Nominations close on  22/2/23 we will not have time to reschedule should it rain. In that case current Australian Rankings will be used to select the AICES Team for CIS.

Draw

• Pools will be available upon arrival at the venue.

Girls Acceptances

Boys Acceptances

AICES Tennis – Accepted Players (Based on UTR)

Notes

• A maximum of 35 players will be admitted to each draw (7 pools of 5 players) 
• Players with a UTR of 7 or over will be admitted first with a maximum of six players from any one school. 
• This is followed by one player from each school with a UTR of 6 or over. This process continues lowering the UTR by one point until each school is exhausted of players or all places are full. If a school has more than one nomination without a ranking they must list the rank order of those players to ensure the strongest are admitted to the draw first. A separate email must accompany the online selections to establish this rank order.
  To ensure the strongest players are accepted into the draw, schools have the right to apply to swap players from their school who do not have an UTR and have been included in the draw with those from their school on the reserves list.

Result

• Available after the championships

CIS Details

• CIS Open Tennis Page - click here

Information Sheet and Draw

• AICES Tennis Cup Info 2023 - click here Updated

• Entries in the AICES Cup Section of Nominations

  This competition is a "Davis Cup" style teams competition playing Fast Tennis. The champion tennis school from each association can enter. A team is made up of four players from a school who will play singles, reverse singles, doubles and reverse doubles against other schools in the draw. 

• This is not a pathway sport. It is simply to find the champion AICES School.
  
   

Notes