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Tournaments starting in 11/10:
18s born Dec. 1, 1991, or later;
16s born Dec. 1, 1993, or later;
14s born Dec. 1, 1995, or later;
12s born Dec. 1, 1997, or later;
10s born Dec. 1, 1999, or later;
8s born Dec. 1, 2001, or later.
Tournaments starting in 12/10:
18s born Jan. 1, 1992, or later;
16s born Jan. 1, 1994, or later;
14s born Jan. 1, 1996, or later;
12s born Jan. 1, 1998, or later;
10s born Jan. 1, 2000, or later;
8s born Jan. 1, 2002, or later.
Tournaments starting in 1/11:
18s born Feb. 1, 1992, or later;
16s born Feb. 1, 1994, or later;
14s born Feb. 1, 1996, or later;
12s born Feb. 1, 1998, or later;
10s born Feb. 1, 2000, or later;
8s born Feb 1, 2002, or later.
TABLE 4 (continued)
Tournaments starting in 2/11:
18s born March 1, 1992, or later;
16s born March 1, 1994, or later;
14s born March 1, 1996, or later;
12s born March 1, 1998, or later;
10s born March 1, 2000, or later;
8s born March 1, 2002, or later.
Tournaments starting in 3/11:
18s born April 1, 1992, or later;
16s born April 1, 1994, or later;
14s born April 1, 1996, or later;
12s born April 1, 1998, or later;
10s born April 1, 2000, or later;
8s born April 1, 2002, or later.
Tournaments starting in 4/11:
18s born May 1, 1992, or later;
16s born May 1, 1994, or later;
14s born May 1, 1996, or later;
12s born May 1, 1998, or later;
10s born May 1, 2000, or later;
8s born May 1, 2000, or later.
FAC Comment I.G-1: Members of the Tournament Committee (including the
Referee) may enter a tournament. If the Referee enters a tournament, a Deputy
Referee should serve as the Referee during the Referee’s matches.
3. Additional eligibility requirements for competing in USTA sanctioned
Wheelchair tournaments.
a. Minimum eligibility requirements. A player, if otherwise eligible, may
enter a USTA sanctioned Wheelchair tournament if the player has a
medically diagnosed permanent mobility-related physical disability.
This permanent physical disability must result in a substantial loss of
function in one or both lower extremities. A player must meet one of
the following minimum eligibility requirements:
i. neurological deficit at the SI level or rostral associated with
loss of motor function; or
ii. ankylosis and/or severe arthrosis and/or joint replacement of
the hip, knee, or upper ankle joints; or
iii. amputation of any lower extremity joint rostral to the
metatarsophalangeal joint; or
iv. functional disabilities in one or both lower extremities
equivalent to i., ii., or iii. above.
b. Criteria for specific divisions. The Wheelchair Tennis Committee, in
USTA REGULATIONS I.G. (Player Eligibility) 63