This is for 3.50 to 3.75 DUPR Mixed Doubles Random Scramble. One entry per player, do not sign up for someone else. You will be able to Zelle Bobby Taruc at phone number 773-372-7564. Ask Bobby as well for Venmo QR if you will be paying via Venmo. Registrations are not refundable, notify organizer asap Bobby Taruc via text 773.372.7564 if we need to find a sub for you. We will have a waiting list for both categories.
- Venue is Sure Shot at Naperville, choose this organization either on your member or guest account on Court Reserve app, this is mandatory as the signing of the waiver is there
- Cost is $55 per player entry, 50% of the registration fee is guaranteed to go to DUPAGE PADS, a homelessness community service in Wheaton and Downers Grove
- One entry per player ONLY
- Total of 24 players limit
- Date, May 18, 2024 - Saturday
- Arrive and check in at 11:30 am to 11:45 am, mandatory - show your Court Reserve QR to Sure Shot check in counter personnel
- Share this event with friends, we have one spare court for beginners' clinic available from 9am to 11am (sign up is not needed for the clinic)
- Other questions, call or text Bobby Taruc, or email bobbytaruc@kw.com
Tournament rules and structure (at each level):
- Number one rule is to have fun and to know that everyone here has helped someone that has fallen on harder times than us. DuPage Pads is an awesome charity that directly helps our local community!
- There will be 3 groups of 8 (AB&C)
- Each group will play on 2 courts
- Games are played first to 11 (regular scoring)
- Each team will call their own violations fairly, where the ball lands, players on that side get to call the ball
- Each team is allowed one 3min timeout
To get to the playoffs:
- The Top points earner from each group ABC and the next top points earner across all the groups will be the fourth player (D).
- If there is a tie, the higher number of wins will break the tie. If that doesn’t solve the tie, a coin flip will decide.
- Playoff games are played to 11 win by two; three total games in the playoffs. Per player's cumulative score determines placement. To break the tie, total number of wins will be tie breaker still
- There will be a gold, silver, bronze and a honorable mention award; cumulative
- Medals will be awarded starting with the top point earner and then the next lower
- If there is a tie, the higher number of wins will break the tie. If that doesn’t solve the tie, a coin flip will decide.
