FRIEND AT COURT 2010 - USTA.com
FRIEND AT COURT 2010 - USTA.com
FRIEND AT COURT 2010 - USTA.com
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y the <strong>USTA</strong> to facilitate the sale of these rights on a national or<br />
multi-event basis. The net proceeds of the sale of these rights shall be<br />
divided 80% to the tournament and 20% to the Sectional Association.<br />
D. <strong>USTA</strong> National Championships, <strong>USTA</strong> Junior National Championships, <strong>USTA</strong><br />
Regional Tournaments, and <strong>USTA</strong> International Tournaments (other than the<br />
US Open and those <strong>USTA</strong> National Championships that are Awarded by the<br />
<strong>USTA</strong> Board)<br />
1. Primary host site shall be Organization Member. The primary host site of<br />
each <strong>USTA</strong> National Championship, <strong>USTA</strong> Junior National<br />
Championship, <strong>USTA</strong> Regional Tournament, and <strong>USTA</strong> International<br />
Tournament shall be an Organization Member.<br />
2. Sectional Association must approve sanction. The appropriate<br />
<strong>com</strong>petition <strong>com</strong>mittee shall consider only those applications that have<br />
the approval of the Sectional Association of the site.<br />
3. Sanctioning process.<br />
a. Application requirements. The applicant shall submit the<br />
application on the <strong>USTA</strong>-approved form.<br />
• Applicants for Category I <strong>USTA</strong> Adult, Senior, and Family<br />
National Championships and Category I <strong>USTA</strong> Wheelchair<br />
National Championships shall also submit a <strong>com</strong>plete<br />
description of the applicant’s facilities, proposed tournament<br />
organization, and such other information as may be pertinent<br />
in considering <strong>com</strong>peting bids.<br />
• Applicants for <strong>USTA</strong> Junior National Championships, <strong>USTA</strong><br />
Regional Tournaments, and <strong>USTA</strong> International Tournaments<br />
may submit or be asked to submit other information in<br />
support of their applications.<br />
FAC Comment XVII.D-1: The online sanction application does not gather<br />
certain information on the form. For example, it does not ask for detailed<br />
information on the proposed site, tournament organization, amenities provided<br />
to players, and hotels. If an online sanction application form is used, this<br />
additional information is submitted in writing to the <strong>com</strong>petition <strong>com</strong>mittee.<br />
b. Application deadline. The deadline for an application submitted to<br />
the Adult/Senior Competition Committee or the Wheelchair Tennis<br />
Committee is August 1 of the year before the start of the<br />
tournament. The Junior Competition Committee shall set the<br />
application deadline for tournaments submitted to it and shall<br />
notify the Sectional Associations and existing sanction holders of<br />
the deadline by January 1.<br />
FAC Comment XVII.D-2: The <strong>USTA</strong> staff is responsible for publicizing the<br />
process for submitting applications for National tournaments and the<br />
deadline by which applications are due. Generally, this information is<br />
published on the <strong>USTA</strong> website, is sent to existing sanction holders, and is<br />
sent to Sectional Associations who are asked to forward the information to<br />
their Organization Members.<br />
216 <strong>USTA</strong> REGUL<strong>AT</strong>IONS XVII.D. (<strong>USTA</strong> National Championships, <strong>USTA</strong>…)