One season. Everyone partners everyone once.
Exact counts from the current 2026 schedule — as of 2026-07-28. All 71 matches are playable across three events, so there are no voids. Games are the season minimum (best-of-3, first to 4); court time is an estimate.
Three events, three champions — and a true round-robin where every player partners every other exactly once within their event. That's 71 matches across 9 weeks, roughly 59 hours of tennis and 284 individual match appearances. Men's play 12 matches with 12 partners; women's 7 (partner all 7 once); mixed 6 (partner all 6 once). Registration keeps the season organized, results posted, and three championship weekends on the calendar.
We're playing for a cause — this season, in partnership with ANCOP (Answering the Cry Of the Poor). Read our cause →The Players
Thirteen men and eight women — women's doubles runs as an eight-player field. Men's on Sun/Mon/Wed, women's on Fridays (6:30 PM), mixed on weekends (5:00 PM, with a couple of confirmed midweek reschedules) — a 6-man × 6-woman field.
Men · Sun/Mon/Wed
Women · Fridays
Eight players, full whist round-robin — each partners every other once and faces everyone twice (7 matches each).
Mixed · Weekends
This season's schedule
Every date, court, time, and match-up. The calendar shows all three disciplines together; switch to Cards and pick a discipline for a printable list.
Match results & scores
Official set scores, posted as matches are played. Best of 3 sets, first to 4 games; at 3–3 a 5-point tie-break decides the set (shown as 4–3). Results are final as posted.
Standings & finals
Live ladder, per event — posted as matches are played and recalculated after every result. Ranked by Win % (matches won ÷ scheduled) → Games % (games won ÷ games played) → head-to-head → countback. The round-robin runs Jul 19 – Sep 18; semi-finals & finals are Sep 26–27.