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About The Event
Where
Fort King Tennis Center
3301 E Fort King St, Ocala, FL 34470
When
Friday, June 7 – Sunday, June 9, 2024
The first matches will begin on Friday at 3pm. If you plan to play in more than one draw it is highly possible that you will play some matches back to back.
The first matches will begin on Friday at 3pm. If you plan to play in more than one draw it is highly possible that you will play some matches back to back.
Format
- Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed Doubles
Waterfall Draw - Minimum of 3 matches
- Maximum of 4 matches
- 16 team maximum per division
- Best of 3 sets w/ tiebreaker to 10 for the 3rd set.
- If there is a rain delay, matches will be adjusted to first to 4 games per set and tiebreaker to 7 for the 3rd set.
Skill Divisions
6.5 combined USTA rating or below
7.0 combined USTA rating or above
Entry Cost
$120 per team for division entry
Food & Drinks
Food and Drink available
Thank You To Our Generous Sponsors
- The Draw is a modified waterfall draw. For example: the Mixed 6.5- will consist of 16 teams. There will be 8 initial matches and the winners will move into the 6.5- A Division and the losers will move into the 6.5- B Division. From there you will have the opportunity to win your division. Once you have moved into the A or B Division, if you lose in the first round, you will be fed into the consolation bracket of your respective Division. If you win your first A or B Division match but then lose at any point after, you are out of the tournament.
- This guarantees a minimum of 3 matches per team and 4 for those that make their Division’s final in a 16 team draw.
- If a draw maxes out at 4 teams, that draw will have a round robin with a minimum of 3 matches.
All Proceeds Benefiting
The Fostering Foundation
In 2008, the Foundation for Foster Children was formed to address the staggering and alarming statistics surrounding foster children in Central Florida.
As more than 60 children are taken from their homes and placed in foster care each month, over 2,000 foster children in Central Florida rely on child welfare agencies to meet their basic needs.
In a system with a very standardized approach for children in foster care, the Foundation for Foster Children is unique in Central Florida by creating meaningful connections through personalized support.
