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USTA LEAGUE I-PHONE APP NOW AVAILABLE!

January 18, 2011 04:18 PM

Get the most out of your USTA League experience today by simplifying and maximizing the way you communicate with teammates and organize matches.

Features of the new application include the ability to:

View league schedules
Track rosters and records
Research statistics and standings
Get directions to your next match
Find an NTRP rating
Report a score from any league match

Please remember, use of electronic devices on court is a violation of the code under all governing bodies of tennis.

League iPhone App FAQs.

1. Will this app be available for the Blackberry or Android?

Right now the app is only for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch but, we will continue to evaluate the mobile needs for USTA League players.

2. Where can I download the new League app?

The League app is available in the App Store on ITunes

3. If I input my match scores on the app will it show up in TennisLink?

Yes, the app works in conjunction with the online version of TennisLink

4. If I’m a captain do I have to use the League app?

No, you can go online to access TennisLink just as you have before.

5. As a player, can I register for a team using the League app?

No, you will need to go online to TennisLink to register.

6. Where is my entire past historical USTA match data?

The app only displays the last year, current year and upcoming year early start play. All historical data can still be found online.

PLEASE NOTE: Use of Cell Phones and Electronic Devices on Court

from Alan Steinhauser, Chairman of Officials - USTA/Midwest Section

Use of electronic devices on court is a violation of the code under all governing bodies of tennis.

What happens when a cell phone or electronic device goes the first time?

In an unofficiated match a player may claim a let for a cell phone or pager of an opponent and then claim a point for each subsequent disturbance under the Hindrance Rule.

Only a certified USTA official may issue a Code Violation with regard to this issue in particular when a player has been instructed to turn the device off and stow it.

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