2020 USTA League Regulations 3.02
3.02 GRIEVANCE TYPES.
3.02A General Grievance. Any grievance, other than those defined in Regulation 3.02B Administrative Grievance, 3.02C National League Grievance, 3.02D Eligibility Grievance and 3.02ENTRP Grievance, alleging a violation of (i) the USTA Constitution and Bylaws; (ii) the USTA LEAGUE REGULATIONS; (iii) the FRIEND AT COURT – The USTA Handbook of Tennis Rules anRegulations including THE CODE and Wheelchair Rules of Tennis (unless modified by these USTA LEAGUE REGULATIONS); or (iv) the standards of good conduct, fair play, and good sportsmanshishall constitute a General Grievance.
3.02B Administrative Grievance. Any grievance pertaining to administration of the League Program at any level shall constitute an Administrative Grievance. Captains and committee membeare not subject to Administrative Grievances.
3.02C National League Grievance The only National League Grievance that can be filed is an Administrative Grievance against the National League Administrator.
3.02D Eligibility Grievance. Any grievance, other than an NTRP Grievance, contending that a player and/or team has failed to meet eligibility requirements to participate in the USTA League, shall constitute an Eligibility Grievance.
3.02E NTRP Grievance. Any grievance contending that a player’s NTRP level is lower than his/heractual skill level shall constitute an NTRP Grievance. (See Reg. 3.03E(1) Players Subject to NTRP Grievances.)
For additional information regarding grievances, please contact the state league coordinator, Lindsey Dye. (lindseyd@mstennis.com)
