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FRIEND AT COURT 2010 - USTA.com

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Coaching is permitted during an authorized rest period under Rule 30<br />

and during any other authorized suspension of play under either <strong>USTA</strong><br />

Regulation III.D.1. or Rule 30. A temporary interruption of play during<br />

which the players do not leave the playing area is not a “suspension” of play<br />

for these purposes. Coaching is not permitted during any warm-up.<br />

10. No abuse of players or officials.<br />

a. No person shall abuse official or player. The Chair Umpire, Referee,<br />

and any other official responsible for ensuring that a match is played<br />

under conditions which are fair to all players shall make certain that<br />

no parent, relative, coach, or other person associated with a player<br />

abuses an official or player.<br />

b. Official may request abusive person to desist or leave tournament<br />

area. A player who enters a sanctioned tournament or match<br />

consents to being penalized under the Point Penalty System for<br />

abusive conduct by a person who appears to be associated with the<br />

player. If the official observes the conduct, the official shall suspend<br />

play and request that the person desist. If the abuse continues, the<br />

official may direct the person to leave the tournament area. In a<br />

flagrant case the official may immediately direct the person to leave<br />

without requesting the person to desist.<br />

c. Point Penalty System applies to abuse. If the person refuses to<br />

follow the instructions to leave, then the official may penalize the<br />

player associated with the person under the Point Penalty System.<br />

(<strong>USTA</strong> Regulation IV.D.8. outlines the right to appeal.)<br />

11. Player shall not enter two tournaments at same time. When entries close,<br />

a player shall not be entered in two or more sanctioned tournaments, if any<br />

part of the tournaments overlap unless each Tournament Committee<br />

involved understands the situation and concurs in writing. After a player<br />

has been eliminated from a tournament whose schedule of play partially<br />

overlaps with that of a second tournament, the player may enter the<br />

second tournament. See <strong>USTA</strong> Regulations IX.A.9.a.ii., and<br />

IX.A.10.a.ii., which establish a special procedure that allows multiple<br />

entries into <strong>USTA</strong> National Championships and <strong>USTA</strong> National Opens.<br />

12. Player shall not enter a tournament intending to withdraw if the player’s entry<br />

is accepted in another tournament. A player shall not enter a tournament<br />

with the intention of withdrawing if the player’s entry is accepted in another<br />

tournament, unless the Tournament Committee for the tournament in which<br />

the player has entered understands the situation and concurs with the<br />

contemplated action.<br />

13. Player shall not enter tournament player cannot finish. Player shall not enter<br />

a tournament (including mandatory consolation) knowing the player will<br />

be unable to finish.<br />

14. Player shall not transfer entry. Player shall not transfer entry in a tournament<br />

to another player.<br />

15. Player shall not withdraw from tournament after entries close except for<br />

illness, injury, personal emergency, or previously authorized entry into<br />

another tournament. A player shall not withdraw from a tournament after<br />

entries close except for illness, injury, personal emergency, or previously<br />

authorized entry into another tournament. If the player withdraws for other<br />

<strong>USTA</strong> REGUL<strong>AT</strong>IONS IV.C. (Standards of Conduct) 119

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