2025 USTA League National Regulations
Effective May 29, 2025
Major Regulation Changes for 2025
• NTRP Dynamic Disqualification is enforced in all National Championship-advancing Mixed League divisions.
• NTRP Dynamic Disqualification will be enforced for all National Championship-advancing Mixed League divisions.
• Players must be 18 years or older to participate in USTA League.
Valid NTRP Ratings for 2025
• Players 59 & Under: Ratings valid for 3 years.
• Players 60 & Over: Ratings valid for 2 years.
• Self-rated players must use their most recent valid rating.
• TennisLink auto-removes expired ratings.
NTRP Dynamic Disqualification Rules
Not subject to disqualification:
• Computer-rated (C)
• Mixed Exclusive (M)
• Tournament Exclusive (T)
Subject to disqualification:
• Self-rated (S)
• Appealed (A)
• Disqualified (D)
Players promoted due to disqualification must immediately compete at the new level.
Matches Required for Championship Advancement
Retired matches count for advancement.
NTRP Rating System Overview
• Official rating system for USTA League.
• Ratings assigned through match results in leagues and select tournaments.
• Self-rated players must follow guidelines.
• Mixed-only players receive Mixed ratings unless they have a valid Computer (C) rating.
USTA League Structure
• Organized by divisions, age groups, and NTRP levels:
• Adult: 18+, 40+, 55+, 65+
• Mixed: 18+, 40+
• Formats include Singles and Doubles competitions.
Governance & Key Regulations
• Governed by USTA League Regulations, Friend at Court, and The Code.
• No waivers allowed except where specifically permitted.
• Safe Play compliance mandatory.
• Non-discrimination enforced.
Player Eligibility
• Must be at least 18 years old.
• Must have an active USTA membership.
• Must agree to all USTA rules and waivers.
• Self-rating required if no valid NTRP rating exists.
Progression & Championship Play
• Players must meet match requirements for advancement.
• Advancement allowed for eligible players only.
• Detailed rules for substitutions, defaults, retirements, and tie-breaking procedures.
