Planning Required on the Part of the Organizers for the Tennis League

What is needed to get started for a Tennis League?

Each and every league requires some kind of administration and structure for operation. Similarly, Tennis league requires planning and administration and in order to do so we need to first form governing bodies to look after the finance, sponsorship, administration, etc to effectively run the league. The governing body can thus appoint small groups of people who can in return and take control of the individual areas.

The finance group’s main objective is to prepare the budget for the league. Their first job is to identify the requirements for the matches. They also decide on the registration fees for the players and number of sponsorship needed for the league. The budget is figured out based on the rate of the court, the amount needed for publicizing about the league, the amount needed to purchase the prizes, cost of food and lodging for the players, cost of the venue per day, cost of refreshment for the players, other expenses, etc.

The sponsorship group plans about various types of advertisements needed for the league such as how to approach the companies, whether the sponsorship would be in terms of money or gifts for the players. Whether the companies would provide discounts on the items, etc.

The  administrative group works on all the details regarding the league like setting the rules and regulations, planning and scheduling the matches, discusses the registration process of the players, arranging the venue for the matches, approaching for sponsorships, arranging the court, planning for refreshments for the players, discussing on the prizes and awards for the players, etc.

 How will the committee establish rules of the league?

The association or committee that establishes the rules for the league play a very important role. The important rules and regulations for any tennis league are as follows:

1. The first and foremost rule is to finalize the eligibility criteria of the players.
2. Secondly, figuring out the fixed date and time when the matches will take place.
3. Thirdly, appointing official referee for every match who will be sole responsible for taking decisions about the match.
4. Fourthly, appointing scorer for every match that will take place.
5. Fifthly, deciding on the playing order for the matches.
6. Sixthly, making any agreement on which the match referee, the team captains, and the supervisors agree.
7. Seventhly, deciding on the code of conduct and behavior of the players participating in the league.
8. Eighthly, circulating rules and regulations to every team member to avoid any controversy or dispute regarding players during the matches or at the end of any match.
9. Ninthly, provides circulars to the teams, match referee, match supervisors regarding their roles and responsibilities according the rules of tennis.
10. Tenthly, deciding on the penalties and fines to be made if any player violates any rules or regulations of the league.