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COMMUNITY TENNISGRANTS 9SCHOOL TENNIS 11WHEELCHAIR TENNIS 12ADAPTIVE TENNIS 12RACQUETS FOR ALL 13

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Some of the ways USTA Colorado is active in the tennis community:

• Comprehensive in-school and extracurricular tennis program training, resources and consultation for little or no cost;

• Collecting and redistributing tennis equipment for use by people and programs in need;

• Free technical consultation and grants for new court construction and renovation;

• Reimbursement and technical guidance to paint 36' and 60' blended lines on tennis courts, playgrounds and other surfaces; and

• Support of opportunities for individuals who may not have access to tennis such as people with disabilities or with limited resources.

COMMUNITYTENNIS

USTA Colorado believes in providing opportunities for everyone to

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investing in communities throughout Colorado to help promote and grow

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USTA COLORADO GRANT PROGRAM

Adult/Senior and Adaptive Program Grant The USTA Colorado Adult/Senior and Adaptive Tennis Program

Grant is designed to help communities (community tennis associa-tions, parks and recreation departments, non-profit organizations, clubs, etc.) better provide tennis programs to unique populations. The grants can be used for materials, supplies, racquets, balls, instructors and other expenses related to conducting events such as clinics, tournaments, play days and leagues.

Applicants must meet all criteria and submit a completed grant application by MARCH 1 for summer/fall programs and, if money is still available, SEPTEMBER 1 for winter/spring programs.

Grant AmountsGrant awards have ranged between $300 and $1,000. Funds will

be distributed by April and October respectively. The funds are intended to be substantially completed within a year after being released.

Application and GuidelinesThe Adult/Senior and Adaptive Tennis Program Grant is for non-

profit organizations or those organizations that make programs available to the public. A portion of funding is specifically allocated for programs that reach ethnically diverse populations.

Adopt-A-Court Grant The USTA Adopt-A-Court program was initiated by the

Technical Committee of the USTA in 1999, to financially assist public tennis facilities, in repairing and upgrading existing ten-nis courts. USTA Colorado supports this and began assisting public Colorado facilities in 2004.

Grants may be used for repair and/or renovation of existing tennis courts.

Applicants must meet all criteria and submit a completed Adopt-A-Court application by MARCH 1. If money is still avail-able, applications will also be considered for a second-round SEPTEMBER 1 deadline.

Grant AmountsGrant awards to Colorado public tennis facilities have ranged

between $300 and $3,500. Funds will be distributed by April, (October for second-round). The improvements are intended to be substantially completed during the funding year.

Blended Line GrantEasily add 36’ and 60’ lines to tennis courts, playgrounds,

blacktops, clay courts and more with technical and financial assistance from the USTA and USTA Colorado! Complete the USTA Facility Assistance Form online at www.usta.com/facili-ties for pre-approval to start the project and qualify for 50% reimbursement from USTA National. A supplemental request may be submitted for public facilities to USTA Colorado through the Adopt-A-Court program for an additional 25% project reimbursement.

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Elevate your game at The Tennis Center with special clinics and tournaments throughout the summer. Create the perfect tennis vacation for the whole family with outdoor adventures from mountain biking, hiking and fly-fishing to horseback riding, kayaking, golfing and scenic gondola rides.

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ANNUAL RARE AIR TENNIS TRAINING Up your game in our high altitude RARE AIR Camp, July 17 – 20, during a fun and intense week of training and tournament competition with

special guest coaches, including St. Petersburg College Titans Head Coach Phil Girardi.

THE STEAMBOAT TENNIS ASSOCIATION (STA) ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, sponsored by Alpine Bank, July 21 -23 is held to raise funds to support youth through tennis in Routt County. This event offers adults and juniors all levels of competition in singles, doubles and mixed.

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USTA School Tennis is a national program that enriches the lives of elementary, middle and high school youngsters through tennis.

By giving students an opportunity to learn the basic skills of tennis in their physical education classes and then developing extracurricular tennis playing programs, students are learning fundamental movement skills and are building confidence in their ability to learn new games. They're getting fit, and having fun doing it.

The program includes a free in-service training workshop for physical education teachers and after-school program providers which gives them the skills and materials necessary to teach tennis. Teachers gain access to a comprehensive step by step curriculum, discounted equipment and free site visits.

Then, whether it’s a Kids Tennis Club, Lunchtime Tennis, intramurals or leagues, USTA is committed to providing the training, expertise and resources you need to give kids in elementary, middle or high school the opportunity to play and have fun outside of the school day.

Over the last 15 years, USTA Colorado has helped introduce more than 750,000 kids to tennis through their physical education classes, and is searching for new schools to partner with across the state. In 2017, USTA Colorado expects to be actively involved with more than 200 schools, reaching upwards of 75,000 students.

Want to connect your school to USTA support? Contact [email protected].

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WHEELCHAIR PLAYERS DEVELOP INDEPENDENCE, SELF-CONFIDENCE

Wheelchair tennis is one of the fastest growing wheel-chair sports in the country. Rules are the same as stand-up tennis, except the wheelchair player is allowed two bounces of the ball, which makes it easy to pair a chair player and a stand-up player together for doubles, or even allow wheelchair competitors to participate in any sanc-tioned league or tournament without any other special considerations. One popular format is One-Up, One-Down doubles, which allows those with disabilities the opportu-nity to share in activities with their able-bodied peers and family and increases the playing opportunities available to players in wheelchairs.

While wheelchair tennis is a competitive sport, it offers participants much more. Brad Parks, who founded the sport in 1976, said "It's more than tennis for people in wheelchairs; it gives them their lives back."

ADAPTIVE TENNIS OPENS DOORS FOR EVERY ATHLETE

The game of tennis can be adapted to accommodate any age, environment, condition or disability. USTA Colorado seeks to promote and develop recreational tennis opportunities for individuals with varying abilities and circumstances through inclusion, knowledge and sup-port.

Special Olympics tennis programs are based in communities across Colorado, and need players and volunteers to share their passion for tennis with participants.

Singles, doubles & unified doubles

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The primary purpose of Racquets for All is to get used equipment to individuals and programs lacking access. Racquets for All will make every effort to provide assistance to individuals and non-profit organizations in need of tennis equipment. Complete the RFA Equipment Request Form online at coloradotennis.com and submit it for consideration.

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JUNIORSWHY TENNIS?

If you’re looking to introduce your child to a sport, tennis is a great option on many levels. It’s equally mental as it is physical, therefore promoting both strong psychological and physiological development.

START EARLYThe primary school and early-secondary school years are a

crucial time during which children acquire coordination and complex technical skills. If they play several games or sports during this period they enjoy significant physical advantages over kids who don’t experience or engage with sport.

Tennis in particular provides countless physical benefits for children of this age. It develops their hand-eye coordination, gross motor control (through court movement and ball striking), fine motor control (through finessed drop shots and angled volleys), balance and body coordination, all the while building acceleration, speed, leg strength, agility and flexibility. Tennis also promotes overall good health in children – improved bone strength and density, and a robust immune system.

LESSONS FOR LIFEFrom a psychological standpoint, children who play tennis

develop skills and strategies that will also serve them well in life off the court. Because they’re out there on their own, and often calling their own lines while competing, children learn to accept responsibility for their actions, decisions and mistakes, and can begin to manage these more effectively.

They must learn to respond to adversity, adapt to different situations and environments, and deal with stress, often compounded when scores are tight or if they’re losing. Both in practice and competitive environments, tennis fosters work ethic, discipline, and sportsmanship in children, and hones their strategic and problem solving skills.

WORKING TOGETHERTennis also fosters social skills – children learn about the

importance of teamwork when playing doubles, and benefit from the necessary communication with singles opponents before, during and after matches.



TRY. HIT. PLAY.Getting started with tennis is easy and fun. Experience the game firsthand at Tennis Festivals and through USTA School Tennis, or hitting with friends/family on your local court, even driveway tennis. Most tennis facilities, pub-lic and private, offer introductory programs to help get your child in the swing of the game. Ask about the right ball & the right court...it matters!

There is no age limit to learning tennis.Already know the basics, but aren't ready to test your skills out against the competition? Jumpstart your learning at Kids Tennis Clubs, or find a program at your local Park & Rec or tennis facility. There are also numerous day and week-long Summer Camps, local and regional, that cater to youth who want to really take their game up a notch.

Competition is an essential component of learning and enjoying any sport, and USTA Colorado advocates getting kids playing as quickly and capably as possible in a fun, welcoming environment. The following programs are integral development components of a young player's progression in the sport.

Play Days get kids competing in a fun, low-key environment. These competitions are organized in formats that allow children to serve, rally and score against multiple opponents.

Tennis is a great team sport, and Colorado Junior Team Tennis and the 3v3 Grand Prix provide kids the opportunity to learn and compete on a team and be with their friends.

USTA Colorado Junior Sanctioned Tournaments offer a wide variety of formats to accommodate players of virtually any age and skill level. Colorado’s multiple-match, single-day A.C.E format guarantees a player-friendly experience while also helping parents manage their kids’ busy schedules.



At every stage of a junior player's development, age-appropriate equipment and formats help children learn the game while having fun.

ROGY is the acronym for the progression of balls that young players use as they grow older, beginning with low-compression balls, smaller courts and kid-sized racquets.

INTRODUCING KIDS TO COMPETITIONAt some point, kids will want to play "real" games. The important thing for parents to

recognize is that there is no one way to compete in tennis. USTA Colorado advocates for a broad-spectrum approach that incorporates many formats, options and experiences to keep kids interested and help them develop their interest in the game.

Kids don’t “graduate” from one to the other, they should continually use each play opportunity as a way to improve their skills, strategy and tactics.

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Players sub in and out between games, and coaching is not

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based and fun because kids have the support of teammates

and coaches, and there are divisions for every age and

ability—Futures (entry-level), Challenger (intermediate) and

Championship (advanced).

Tournaments3v offer competition for all

ages and levels—entry-level to advanced. Kids compete as individuals, developing

confidence in new experiences. The ACE format (p25)

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2017 3v3 Grand Prix Schedule12s Division March 5 3-5pm Life Time Athletic (Centennial) 10s Division March 19 2-4pm Colorado Athletic Club Inverness 12s Division April 23 2-4pm Colorado Athletic Club Inverness10s Division April 30 1:30-3:30pm The Meadows Club (Boulder)12s Division May 7 1-3pm Centennial Middle School (Boulder) 10s Division May 21 3-5pm Life Time Athletic (Centennial)14s Division May 21 12-2pm Lakewood Park Tennis Center12s Division August 13 2-4pm Crestmoor Community Association (Denver)10s Division August 27 12-2pm Lakewood Park Tennis Center12s Division September 17 3-5pm The Meadows Club (Boulder)10s Division September 24 1-3pm Centennial Middle School (Boulder)10s Division October 1 2-4pm Crestmoor Community Association (Denver)12s Division October 8 12-2pm Columbine Country Club (Littleton)14s Division October 22 2-4pm Colorado Athletic Club Inverness

10s/12s/14s December 3 1-6pm Year-End Invitational/Lifetime Fitness (Centennial)

The goal of a 3v3 tennis event is for kids to have FUN! We would like to emphasize the importance of encouraging the kids to enjoy playing

with their friends, gain match experience, demonstrate good sportsmanship and give their best efforts. We are hoping the kids value the teamwork aspect, learn from

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e tou

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ents

are f

or th

e mor

e ser

ious j

unior

comp

etiti

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ayer.

•

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even

ts ha

ve op

ted t

o use

the M

ultip

le Ma

tch A

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form

at.

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ese t

ourn

amen

ts co

unt f

or U

STA

Color

ado &

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rmou

ntain

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mpion

ship

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ings (

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vent

s car

ry ex

tra po

ints).

• Th

ere a

re fo

ur Le

vel 4

tour

name

nts i

n the

Inte

rmou

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Sec

tion,

calle

d the

Mas

ters

Ser

ies:

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er, S

pring

, Sum

mer &

Labo

r Day

. The

top 3

2 play

ers t

hat a

pply

are s

elect

ed.

• Th

ese e

vent

s cou

nt to

ward

UST

A Co

lorad

o & U

STA

Inter

moun

tain

Rank

ings w

ith a

highe

r ran

king v

alue t

han t

he Le

vel 5

and a

nd al

so co

unt t

owar

d a U

STA

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nal R

ankin

g.•

USTA

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ional

also o

ffers

Leve

l 4 to

urna

ment

s titl

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pen a

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losed

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ionals

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arou

nd th

e cou

ntry.

Leve

l 4 N

ation

al to

urna

ment

s play

ed in

Colo

rado

may

coun

t for

a

Colo

rado

rank

ing as

well

as a

natio

nal r

ankin

g.

• Th

ere a

re tw

o Lev

el 3 t

ourn

amen

ts in

the I

nter

moun

tain

Sect

ion, t

he C

losed

Sum

mer a

nd th

e Clos

ed Fa

ll Ch

ampio

nship

s. Th

e top

64 pl

ayer

s tha

t app

ly ar

e sele

cted

.•

Thes

e tou

rnam

ents

have

a hig

her r

ankin

g valu

e tha

n Lev

el 4 e

vent

s and

coun

t tow

ard U

STA

Color

ado,

USTA

Inte

rmou

ntain

and U

STA

Natio

nal R

ankin

gs.

A be

tter

tour

nam

ent

expe

rien

ce w

ith

3 Gu

aran

teed

Mat

ches

All

sanc

tion

ed e

ntry

-lev

el (

Leve

l 8

/Fut

ures

) an

d in

term

edia

te

(Lev

el

7/C

halle

nger

) ev

ents

gua

rant

ee e

ntra

nts

thre

e ab

brev

iate

d m

atch

es,

whi

ch

keep

s th

e co

mpe

titi

on

fres

h an

d pl

ayer

-fri

endl

y.

Pla

ying

in

a si

ngle

, al

l-da

y ev

ent

agai

nst

a va

riet

y of

op

pone

nts

prov

ides

a

muc

h m

ore

soci

al a

tmos

pher

e th

an a

los

e-on

e-an

d-yo

u're

-don

e ex

peri

ence

. In

ad

diti

on,

AC

E

bene

fits

pa

rent

s by

al

levi

atin

g th

e ch

alle

nge

of h

avin

g to

res

ched

ule

thei

r liv

es

arou

nd d

ropp

ing

off

thei

r yo

ung

play

ers

for

tenn

is t

ourn

amen

ts a

t va

riou

s ho

urs

of t

he

day

for

an e

ntir

e w

eek.

One-

day

tour

nam

ents

Com

pass

dra

w a

nd r

ound

-rob

in f

orm

ats

are

idea

l fo

r ju

nior

pla

yers

loo

king

to

prac

tice

th

e sk

ills

they

ar

e le

arni

ng

from

th

eir

coac

hes,

who

can

hel

p pl

ayer

s re

cogn

ize

mis

take

s an

d co

rrec

t th

em o

ver

the

cour

se

of a

day

of m

atch

es. T

his

repe

ated

feed

back

be

nefi

ts y

oung

pla

yers

who

are

exp

andi

ng

thei

r ex

peri

enci

ng i

n co

mpe

titi

ve t

enni

s.

Playe

r-Fr

iendly

For

mat

s (r

ound

-rob

in &

com

pass

)

Prov

idin

g a

bette

r to

urna

men

t ten

nis

expe

rien

ce fo

r yo

uth

play

ers

is v

ital t

o he

lpin

g ki

ds e

mbr

ace

com

petit

ion.

In a

n ef

fort

to

mak

e ch

ange

s th

at w

ill b

enef

it bo

th p

laye

rs a

nd p

aren

ts, U

STA

Colo

rado

has

ado

pted

the

mul

tiple

mat

ch A

CE F

orm

at:

ABBR

EVIA

TED-

COM

PETI

TIVE

-EXP

ERIE

NCE

.

For m

ore

deta

ils o

n ho

w th

e ab

brev

iate

d m

atch

form

ats

will

be u

sed

in a

ll Le

vel 8

(Fut

ures

) and

Lev

el 7

(Cha

lleng

er) c

ompe

titio

n,

plea

se v

isit

colo

rado

tenn

is.c

om o

r see

the

note

s se

ctio

n on

the

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isLi

nk To

urna

men

t Hom

e Pa

ge fo

r ind

ivid

ual e

vent

s.

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FOR

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lect

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mpi

onsh

ip 1

2 an

d un

der e

vent

s wi

ll be

usin

g th

e lo

wer-c

ompr

essio

n gr

een

ball.

See

pag

e 27

for a

list

ing

of th

e ev

ents

th

at a

re p

art o

f the

Col

orad

o Gr

een

Ball

Cham

pion

ship

Ser

ies.

• Th

e per

fect

star

t for

the n

ew pl

ayer

in a

fun,

supp

ortiv

e atm

osph

ere.

• Al

l eve

nts u

se th

e Mul

tiple

Matc

h A.C

.E. fo

rmat

. Eve

nts t

ake p

lace i

n one

day a

nd al

l par

ticipa

nts a

re gu

aran

teed

thre

e mat

ches

. •

Play

ers m

ust k

now

how

to se

rve,

rally

and s

core

.•

USTA

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rado

prov

ides a

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to an

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comp

etito

r.•

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re no

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ts in

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even

ts.

Even

ts in

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lleng

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7 ev

ents

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ents

in B

LACK

are C

hamp

ionsh

ip/L3

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A fu

ll de

scrip

tion

of th

ese d

ivisio

ns/le

vels

can

be fo

und o

n pa

ge 25

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BY

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with

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othe

r gen

der.

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BY

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IFIE

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RMAT

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ome

even

ts o

ffer v

aria

tions

to th

e tra

ditio

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atio

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rmat

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atch

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ers

Cons

olat

ion

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dra

w in

whi

ch th

e fir

st-ro

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roun

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r def

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r the

cons

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raw.

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sola

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dra

w in

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nly t

he fi

rst-r

ound

lose

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nter

the

cons

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raw.

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C: M

odifi

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eed-

In C

onso

latio

n —

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raw

in w

hich

the

main

dra

w lo

sers

are

fed

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ano

ther

dra

w ag

ainst

pla

yers

who

lo

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ear

lier r

ound

s of t

he to

urna

men

t.

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ound

Rob

ins —

Mul

tiple

mat

ch g

uara

ntee

s as p

laye

rs co

mpe

te a

gain

st a

ll ot

her p

laye

rs in

their

flig

ht/b

rack

et.

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pass

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w: P

laye

r-frie

ndly

form

ats g

uara

ntee

ing p

laye

rs m

ultip

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atch

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ven i

f the

y los

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atch

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pla

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adv

ance

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ur to

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iffer

ent d

irect

ions

depe

ndin

g up

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hen

they

lose

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firs

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ch a

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hen

they

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subs

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atch

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rnam

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nam

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at fo

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do o

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ourn

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for

a fu

ll de

scri

ptio

n of

tour

nam

ent l

evel

s) fo

r pl

ayer

s se

ekin

g th

e hi

ghes

t lev

el

of c

ompe

titio

n in

our

dis

tric

t and

sec

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Pla

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that

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e ac

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at In

term

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even

ts a

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ave

met

the

requ

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dors

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for

com

petit

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at U

STA

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iona

l-le

vel e

vent

s.

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out E

ndor

sem

ent

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laye

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men

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