The players or pairs will alternate serve and side each game.The loser of the toss shall have the remaining choice. The winner of a coin toss between opponents shall have choice of serving, receiving, or choice of ends for the first game.Participants are allowed to use a ball agreed upon by both players, otherwise one will be provided for them. The Championship Match will be played to the best-of-7.A match shall consist of the best-of-5 games.If both player/pairs are tied at 10 points, the game is won by the first player/pair subsequently gaining a lead of two points. The game will be capped at a maximum of 15 points. A game shall be won by the player/pair first scoring 11 points unless both players/pairs score 10 points.Members of the Table Tennis sport club must play in the "Club" division in both singles and doubles.All players must check-in with their University or valid government-issued photo IDs with the supervisor prior to participating.Please check the Intramural Sports Rules and Regulations carefully. All Intramural Sports eligibility rules apply.Alcohol and tobacco are not permitted inside the facility. All matches will be played in the Field House South Gym.
Recent rule changes appear in italicized font. Officials must have undergone a criminal record check in order to apply for an officials licence.įind out more about the officials licence scheme.Rule 1: Facility | Rule 2: Player Eligibility | Rule 3: Ground Rules | Rule 4: Order of Play | Rule 5: Service | Rule 6: Return | Rule 7: Scoring Points | Once you have successfully completed the basic line umpire course you can apply online for an LTA officials’ licence. The course is a combination of classroom and on-court work and includes an exam at the end of the course. This two day course is run twice a year and will build on your knowledge as a line umpire with an introduction to chair umpiring. Once you have gained some experience as a line umpire, licensed umpires are eligible to be invited to apply for selection on to a chair umpire accreditation course. To register interest or for more information email Becoming a chair umpire There are currently no upcoming Basic Line Umpire courses. The minimum age to take the course is 16. The day will be a combination of classroom and on court work and the course is a pass/fail dependent on your performance on the day. You will need to attend and pass a one day basic line umpire course which provides an introduction to line umpiring. Once you are trained you can become a tennis umpire at local county and regional competition and certain selected tennis umpires get to officiate at Wimbledon and international events. You need to work your way up to becoming a chair umpire by starting as a line umpire. There are two types of tennis umpires within the sport: line umpires and chair umpires.Ī line umpire is responsible for calling the lines on the tennis court and the chair umpire is responsible for calling the score and upholding the rules of tennis.
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