Eastern Districts Tennis Association – Juniors

Running over the summer months, this junior league provides young players affiliated with Eastern Districts Tennis Association a competitive play opportunity using orange, green or yellow balls depending on where they are in their tennis journey. 

It helps them sharpen their match-play skills, fosters camaraderie among teammates and creates a pathway to higher-level competitions for those keen on continuing their journey. 

• Tennis clubs affiliated with Tennis SA and Eastern Districts Tennis Association can nominate a team for each competition 
• All nominated players must have set up their CPP (Competitive Player Profile) and CBR (Coloured Ball Rating).
• Team nominations need to be submitted online via League Manager.  The nomination fee is $77 (plus GST) per team for green and yellow ball competitions, and $45 (plus GST) per team for orange ball competition. Clubs that are accepted will receive an invoice once the nominations have been finalised.   

For more information on the eligibility criteria, download Eastern Districts Tennis Association – Juniors competition regulations. 

• First round: 18 October 2025 
• Last round before Christmas: 6 December 2025 
• Season break: After 6 December 2025, to resume on 31 January 2026  
• Last round: 21 March 2026 

• First round: 18 October 2025 
• Last round before Christmas: 6 December 2025 
• Season break: After 6 December 2025, to resume on 31 January 2026 
• Last round: 21 March 2026

• First round: 17-18 October 2025 
• Last round before Christmas: 5-6 December 2025 
• Season break: After 6 December 2025, to resume on 30 January 2026 
• Last round: 27-28 February 2026 
• Finals series: The finals are going to be held over three weekends, starting on 14 March 2026, with the Grand Final taking place on 27-28 February 2026.

• Each team consists of two to four players 
• All players are required to play two singles matches and one doubles match 
• Each round is played as a first-to-four game set with no tiebreaker and no AD scoring. 

• All participating teams can have up to six players 
• Each match is made up of four singles matches and two doubles matches 
• The sets are played as a straight-six-game set with no AD scoring. 

• All participating teams can have up to six players 
• Each match is made up of four singles matches and two doubles matches 
• The sets are played as a straight-six-game set with tiebreak at 5–5 (first to 7, win by 2).

Fixtures and results will be shared via Match Centre. Need help with League Manager and Match Centre? Visit join competitions.

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