County competitions
Whether you’re new to the game or an experienced pro looking for your next Nottinghamshire County tennis competition – we’ve got competitions to suit every play, from juniors to seniors.
Find out everything you need to know about the different leagues and competitions in Nottinghamshire and how you can get involved!
How to start competing
So, you want to enter your first competition – great news – but where to start?
Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
We have a whole host of guides and resources to help you find the right competitions for you and start playing today.
Competitive doubles leagues in your area for players of all ages and abilities – welcome to the Nottinghamshire Doubles League.
We have summer and winter leagues for men’s, ladies and mixed doubles teams from LTA registered venues from across Nottinghamshire.
Each team should have six players (three doubles pairs) and can expect to play a minimum of six matches in a league season – so there’s plenty of opportunities to get out and compete.
Click here to view the League rules.
Results
2022 Dunlop Notts LTA Summer League: Results
2022 Dunlop Notts LTA Summer Short Format League: Results
2021-22 Dunlop Notts LTA Winter League: Results
Enter a team
If you want to enter a team or have any questions or queries about our Doubles Leagues – find all your relevant contacts below:
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Chairperson |
Margaret Cobb |
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Summer Ladies |
Sue Pannell |
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Summer Men’s |
Adam Middleton |
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Summer Mixed |
Heather Ankers |
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Short Format Ladies |
Linda Boston |
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Short Format Men’s |
Adam Middleton |
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Short Format Mixed |
Christine Middleton |
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Winter Ladies |
Jane Hall |
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Winter Men’s |
David Carter |
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Winter Mixed |
Heather Ankers |
Teams must register their list of starred players who are then not allowed to play in a lower team. To update this, contact Jane Hall at janehall151@btinternet.com.
Winter Indoor League (not taking place this winter)
The Nottingham Tennis Centre runs a Winter Indoor League on Sunday evenings, for teams of two men and two women per team.
If you’re interested in getting involved or have any questions at all – contact Dave Everington at Dave.Everington@nottinghamcity.gov.uk.
From local Nottinghamshire leagues to taking on teams across the nation – the National Leagues have something for everyone.
We run inter-club league matches for all junior age groups up to U18 as well as men’s and ladies leagues all the way through to the National League.
The singles and doubles team competition runs during the summer and winter, including our Winter Mini Tennis Leagues and Junior Doubles Leagues.
Want to know more about the National League and how you can enter a team?
Contacts
Summer Leagues - jeanblake123@gmail.com
Winter Leagues - office@nottslta.co.uk.
The busiest weekend in the British tennis calendar, the County Closed Championships – taking place on the last week of August – is the biggest tournament in Nottinghamshire.
It doesn’t matter your age, ability or background – anyone currently living in or was born in Nottinghamshire can enter and compete for the prize of being crowned county champion.
With singles and doubles events from 9Us to Seniors, everyone can get involved.
Find out more about the Junior and Adult County Championships.
You could represent Nottinghamshire on the biggest stage as our teams take on counties from across the country in the annual County Cup.
There are junior events for 9U to 18U age groups as well as men’s, ladies, over 35’s and seniors competitions.
Find out more about the Notts selection process here.
Play for the chance to compete on the famous grass courts of Wimbledon in the biggest junior tennis tournament in Britain – Road to Wimbledon.
New for 2022 there are two Road to Wimbledon junior pathways that take place each year – both coming together for a finals event in the summer:
- Road to Wimbledon Singles (ages 11-14)
- Road to Wimbledon Doubles (ages 11-18)
Anyone can enter at a local tournament, you just need to be an Advantage member.
The Jack Britton Tournament is a Mens Singles tournament and is open to players with a ranking of 4.2 to 10.2 who have not represented their senior county team in the last five years.
Priority is given to Notts players.
Last year’s winner was Aaron Dawson (pictured)