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efore the start of the tournament and on each day during the
tournament.
3. Tournament regulations for USTA National Intersectional Team Events.
a. Scheduling guidelines and match limitations. The scheduling
guidelines and match limitations set forth in USTA Regulations
II.D.12. and X.A.2.g.i. and Table 7 shall not apply to players who
enter both singles and doubles.
b. Tournament Directors’ discretion. Tournament Directors may
impose entry and scheduling limitations provided they are
announced before the start of the tournament.
c. Coaching. Coaching shall be allowed in USTA National
Intersectional Team Events.
d. Other regulations. Other regulations for the USTA National
Intersectional Team Events shall be prepared by the Adult/Senior
Competition Committee and the USTA Competitive Play Department
and shall be published.
B. Divisions and Categories Ranked
The USTA shall issue rankings in the:
1. Adult National Open category. Men’s and Women’s Adult National Open
categories.
2. Professional/Adult National Open category. Men’s and Women’s
Professional/Adult National Open categories.
3. Adult Divisions. Men’s and Women’s 30 Divisions.
4. Senior Divisions. Men’s and Women’s 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75,
80, 85, and 90 Division.
5. Family Divisions.
• Father-Son, Father (60 & Over)-Son, Father (70 & Over)-Son;
• Father-Daughter, Father (60 & Over)-Daughter, Father (70 &
Over)-Daughter; Father (80 & Over)-Daughter;
• Mother-Son;
• Mother-Daughter, Mother (60 & Over)-Daughter; Mother (70 &
Over) Daughter;
• Husband-Wife Mixed; Husband-Wife (Combined Ages 100 Years);
Husband-Wife Mixed (Combined Ages 120 Years); Husband-Wife
(Combined Ages 140 Years); and
• Grandfather-Grandson.
C. Eligibility for National Ranking
In the Adult National Open and Professional/Adult National Open ranking
categories and the Adult, Senior, and Family Divisions, only the following
categories of persons are eligible to receive a national ranking:
1. U.S. Citizens. Citizens of the United States.
2. Certain aliens.
• Permanent resident aliens. Permanent resident aliens of the United
States.
• Diplomats. Aliens who have resided in the United States
continuously for more than one year and who are members of
families of persons in the diplomatic or consular corps.
• Aliens with Refugee Status. Aliens who have been granted Refugee
Status.
192 USTA REGULATIONS X.B. (Divisions and Categories Ranked)