Skip to Main Content
USTA Network
10 and Under Tennis
US Open Series
USTA.com
USTA Jr. Team Tennis
USTA Shop
US Open
Close
Are You a USTA Member?
Login or Renew
Find Your Section
Close
About Us
Board of Directors
Staff Directory
Committees
USTA SC Directory
Governing Documents
Jobs/Internships/Volunteer
SC Tennis Patrons Foundation
Awards
Member Benefits
Annual Meeting
Links
News
Juniors
Tournaments
Rankings
SC Tournament Schedule
Regulations and Points
Grants & Scholarships
FAQs
2017 National Tournament Structure & Schedule
Southern Tournaments
Los Torneos de USTA
Junior Team Tennis
Find a Team
Coach Resources
Coordinator Resources
State Championships
Register
Grievances/Appeals
JTT En Español
10 & Under Tennis
Wheelchair Tennis
NJTL
NJTL en Español
Adaptive Tennis
TennisLink
Adult/Seniors
League
League Home
Find a Player
Find a Team
State Championships
Ratings/Appeals
Rules & Regulations
Local League Coordinators
League en Español
Flex Leagues
Tournaments
Wheelchair Tennis
Senior Cup
Adaptive Tennis
TennisLink
Pro Circuit Events
Schools
Tennis on Campus
No-Cut School Tennis
Officials
About Us
New Officials
Resources
Friend at Court
Tournament Directors
Community Tennis
Resources
CTA 101
Grants/Scholarships
Tennis Maps
Tennis Apprentice
Volunteer
Southern Junior Cup
NTRP Appeal Guidelines
Tweet
With the new year-end NTRP ratings out, players have had numerous questions involving appeals. Below are the basic guidelines involving appeals and the automatic appeals process. If you have any questions, contact Mary Goins at
goins@sctennis.com
or at 803-781-2574.
Appeal Guidelines
An individual must play at their published rating or higher.
Appealing will NOT reveal your rating in 100th of a point.
You will receive an automatic response advising whether Granted or Denied.
Once you select UP or DOWN and click SUBMIT at the bottom of the appeal page your request is final. You cannot go back.
When appealing UP, the player's rating is compared to the player's current play level to see if it is within range.
When appealing DOWN, the player's rating is compared to the next play level below the player's level to see if it is within range.
Only a player logged into their USTA Account may appeal their rating.
Please note that no championship benchmark rating may be appealed the first year received except for medical reasons.
Back
Copyright © 2019 by United States Tennis Association. All Rights Reserved.
Terms of Use
|
Privacy Policy
Close