Two
Ways To Qualify:
(1) Players who have won their respective season playoffs
receive free entry into the Tourney. Final Deadline
to accept your entry is Oct. 23rd.
(2) We have about 10 at-large bids left for passionate
players who didn't win a championship. These spots will be rewarded
by Tennis League Network senority. Players who have won 15 or more matches
and have played with the Tennis League Network this year are eligible to attend.
At-large entry fee currently is $125 if you sign up by Oct. 23rd.
People who qualify and want to join us in Miami should go here: Enrollment Page.
Current Weekend Progam:
• Friday Noon: 1st set of matches
• Saturday Morning: Mini-Division matches will continue
• Sat. Day: League sponsored Buffet
• Saturday Afternoon: Tournament tennis will take place
• Sunday Day: Tournament concludes by 3 PM.
Rumor has it championship matches could be played on Center Court!
Skill Levels:
Men's Advanced/Elite 4.0-4.5, Competitive 3.5, Skilled/Recreational
Divisions 2.5-3.0 & Women's Competitive 3.5 and Skilled/Recreational
Divisions 2.5-3.0.
Tournament Format:
The event will be run primarily on Hard courts, but our agreement
with Crandon could include some clay courts. Players
will be grouped in mini-divisions of 4 players. A round-robin
will be played using an 8 pro set format (First to win 8 games).
Top two, three or all 4 players from each mini-division will
move onto a single elimination tourney with other same skill
level mini-division qualifiers. The # of qualifiers will be
determined when we know the total # of participants for the
event.
Travel Arrangements:
Travel arrangements will be covered by the players,
not by Tennis League Network, LLC. We have blocked off
rooms for $119/night ($100 off normal rate) at the beautiful
Conrad Hotel.
We also will look for National sponsors to offset some of
the costs and to sweeten the prizes for the participants.
Questions about the national tourney are being answered on our Message Board.
Ultimate Goal:
The tennis should be quite exciting, the players should be amp'd
up for the tourney and if the sponsors arrive it should be well
worth the trip.
Current Qualifiers -
Congratulations!
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Tim Andreae, Boston
David Fortunato, Boston
Arjun Mahalingam, Boston
Frank Nostrame, Boston
Carl Peterson, Boston
Karl Yen, Boston
Naren Babu, Chicago
Andrew Feldman, Chicago
Paul Horvath, Chicago
Gokul Venkatesan, Chicago
Julian Awad, DC
Paul Bell, DC
Alexander Bittner, DC
Dan George, DC
Ben Hammonds, DC
Eric Hoang, DC
Shenandoah Sampson, DC
Jonathan Yanik, DC
Peter Aguilar, Denver
Rob Wilson, Denver
Andy Houlette, Los Angeles
Roderick Hudson, Los Angeles
David Lam, Los Angeles
Shelton Wang, Los Angeles
Kiley Del Valle, Miami
Frank Poerio, New York
Eric Wroblewski, OC
Owen Fink, Philly
Curtis Hobson, Philly
Bryan Tanori, Philly
Haynes Topsale, Philly
Amod Gautam, SF
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Maria Masucci, Boston
Jen Gately, Boston
Mary Heasley, Boston
Emily Jameson, Boston
Marika Whaley, Boston
Jen Wright, Boston
Sarah Ames, Chicago
Joyce Capron, Chicago
Erin Quinn, Chicago
Pam Gelwick, Denver
Jamie Kodner, Denver
Lindsay Hower, DC
Ellen Lewis, DC
Sarah Pastoriza, DC
Margaret Rubin, DC
Yvonne Johnson, DC
Dana McWilliams, Philly
Kathy Sabatino, Philly
Yma Sherren, New York
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Tim Andreae, Boston
Mike Dow, Boston
Andy Golden, Boston
Scott Pollack, Boston
Reid Bucci, Chicago
Roger Orth, Chicago
Jon Stoper, Chicago
Gokul Venkatesan, Chicago
Tuan Vu, Chicago
Aaron Oeken, Cleveland
Balasubramanian V. Srinivasan, Denver
Alex Ackemann, DC
Mike Bayda, DC
Mel Myers, DC
Daniel Surwit, DC
Omar Gonzalez, Los Angeles
William Nursalim, Los Angeles
Tynie Pukprayura, Los Angeles
Glen Ford, Miami
Eduardo Sandoval, Miami
Manuel Wladdimiro, Miami
Antonie Branca, Minneapolis
James Denman, Minneapolis
Jason Schatz, NewYork
Mark Sawicki, NewYork
Scott Haydon, OC
David Pond, OC
Jason Rompola, Philly
Jorge Vasquez, Philly
Max Bernstein, Portland
Tony Moreno, Portland
Grant Martin, Raleigh
Emmanuel Delorme, SF
Evan Fleming, SF
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Ilona Nagy(2), Boston
Jamie Kodner, Denver
Justyna Bieganska, DC
Danielle Cervantes, DC
Meghan DiCarlo, DC
Margie Glick, DC
Michelle Parris, DC
Jill Ponce, Los Angeles
Corina Smith, Los Angeles
Karen Bernier, Philly
Rita Cuadra, Philly
Teresa Farne, Philly
Oana Barac, SF
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Daniel Chavas, Boston
Phil Nigro, Boston
Henry Risman, Boston
Martin Spielmann, Boston
Andrew Ginsberg, Chicago
Steven Kushner(2), Chicago
David Chalmers**, DC
Kevin Fine, DC
Blaine Hackman**, DC
Afshin Molavi, DC
Scott Washow, DC
Tom Emmitt, LosAngeles
Rene Lopez, LosAngeles
Julian Vasquez, Miami
Bernando Gomes, NYC
Eric Jin, NYC
Costi Sofocleous, NYC
Brian Calhoun, Philly
Benjamin Rae, Philly
Jonathan Wang, Philly
Ajay Patel, OC
Kyle Free, St. Louis
Michael Kross, SF
Wilson Liao, SF
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Steven Chagnon, Boston
Ricki Ciolfi, Boston
Darlene Dykas, Boston
Amy Kraus, Boston
Al Ganeshkumar, Boston
Arjun Mahalingam, Boston
Maria Masucci(c), Boston
Mike McGonagle, Boston
Scott Pollack(c), Boston
Martin Spielmann(c), Boston
Andrew Feldman(c), Chicago
Steven Kushner(c) (Top player out of Chicago)
Gokul Venkatesan(c), Chicago
Josh Burris, Denver
Balasubramanian V. Srinivasan(c), Denver
Julian Awad(c), DC
Crystal Ellis, DC
Michelle Moore, DC
Rufus Thompson, DC
Robert Nazy (Top 3 player our of LA), LA
Brian Beno, Miami
Michael Overbeck*, Miami
Eduardo Sandoval, Miami
Predrag Starcevic, Miami
Julian Vasquez, Miami
James Denman(c), Minneapolis
Brian Calhoun(c) (Top 3 player our of Philly)
Michael Lam, Philly
Bryan Tanori(c), Philly
Jorge Vasquez*(c), Philly
Graham Wert, Philly
Kyle Free(c) Top player out of St. Louis
Ajay Patel(c) (70-1 as of Sept. 12th), OC
(c) - champion of a league
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