2016 YEAR-END NTRP RATINGS
The 2016 year-end ratings are published.
If you played a minimum of three Adult League (18 & Over, 40 & Over, 55 & Over or 65 & Over) matches during the 2016 league season you will generate a 2016 year-end rating.
If you did not play the minimum three matches in the above leagues, your rating will be maintained as follows:
Players who are 59 years of age or under during the 2017 League Year will have their most current computer rating displayed in TennisLink. They must self-rate if their NTRP rating is older than three years.
Players who will be 60 years of age or older during the 2017 League Year will have their most current computer rating displayed in TennisLink. They must self-rate if their NTRP rating is older than two years.
Players with expired ratings will not be allowed to self-rate at a lower level than their last valid NTRP rating. However, they will have the opportunity to file a self-rate appeal of the rating assigned.
New This Year: Players over 65 can generate a published year end rating. If you get promoted to a higher level you will be allowed to automatically appeal your rating back down. Please note that any player that appeals down can be disqualified during League play.
To find out if you have a 2016 Year-End Rating, click here and key in your USTA Member # under "Find NTRP Rating Info".
