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Nothing on the calendar for this division yet. Join the list and you will hear first when the night is booked.
Join the listHow the standings work
Points come from where you finish, not how many games you win. 10 for 1st, then 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Everyone who plays earns at least one point.
Finishing places rather than wins, because the formats aren’t comparable. A ladder is eight rounds with rotating partners, a Deuce night is seven rounds with a fixed partner plus a bracket, singles is five matches. Six wins means something different in each one. Where you finished against the field you faced means the same thing every time.
Points add up all month, then the season resets on the 1st. Every night you play adds to your total, and one rough night costs you very little. The gap between 4th and 8th is four points.
Win rate and point difference are shown, but they don’t set your rank. They only break ties. If win rate ranked you, the smart move would be picking the easiest night on the calendar, and if point difference ranked you it would be running up the score. Neither is a game we want to play.
Playoff matches don’t count toward your record or point difference, because only four teams get to play them. The bracket sets the finishing order, and your record stays a clean read on the round robin everyone played.
A genuine tie shares a rank. Level on everything means level, and we won’t invent a result to separate you.
Two 4th places are worth one win. Play often, finish well.


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Prizes are announced at the start of each season and handed out on the first night of the next month. Seasons reset on the 1st, so every month is a fresh run at it.
Fixed-partner nights score both partners identically. The full explanation of how the standings work sits under the table.
Win the shirt
Top of each division on the last night of the month takes the tee. Everyone else can buy one.
Deuce · Women’s
Ten fixed pairs, every pair against every other pair once over twelve rounds. No bracket, so record sets the finishing order and head-to-head splits pairs on the same record.
Court One · Mixed
Sixteen fixed pairs on a mega ladder, two hybrid courts split into eight, seven rounds. No bracket on a ladder night, so record sets the finishing order and point difference splits pairs on the same record.
Deuce · Men’s
Nine fixed pairs, nine rounds with one pair sitting out each round, then a four-team bracket that sets the finishing order without counting toward anyone’s record. Benji G. and Dario S. beat the 1 seed in the semi and lost the final 8–11.
Deuce · Men’s
Advertised as a Court One ladder with a Match 21 closer, played as a rotating-partner round robin when eight showed up. Partners change every round, so the round-robin table is the finishing order. Three players finished 3–4 and split on head-to-head.
Court One · Women’s
An exploding ladder, partners rotating every round, four courts and seven rounds. Every result from this night is in the September table. The rest of the photos are still being edited and will go up here.
Deuce · Men’s
Eight fixed pairs, seven rounds against everyone, then a four-team bracket that sets the finishing order without counting toward anyone’s record. Jared H. and Deejay T. topped the round robin at 6–1 and took the final 11–9 over Chris M. and Harrison R.
Deuce · Women’s
Eight fixed pairs, seven rounds against everyone, then a four-team bracket. Series points for this night are still being posted, so the September table does not yet reflect every result here.
Court One · Men’s
An exploding ladder, partners rotating every round, then a Match 21 finisher that sets no records. Steven L. took it on a plus 34. Nolan K. and Sam K. both came out 5–3 and were split on point difference, 22 to 21. Patrick L. and Tanner E. finished level on points, difference, record and best finish, so they share seventh. One pair played the night as fixed partners by agreement, started on the bottom courts and took no Series points.
Court One · Women’s
An exploding ladder, partners rotating every round, then a Match 21 finisher that sets no records. Sasha K., Audrey N. and Jona X. all came out 6–2 and the order was settled on point difference. Danette R. posted the night's second-best differential at plus 22 and finished fourth on one fewer win.
Deuce · Mixed
Nine pairs, fixed partners, nine rounds against everyone. The top four seeds went to a bracket — those matches set the finishing order and do not count toward anyone’s record. Veronica A. and Brandon C. carried the best round-robin night of the month and still finished fourth.
Court One · Women’s
Eight rounds on four courts, partners rotating each round. Judy H. and Kathryn R. stayed together all night and dropped only the opener and a 11–10 in round six. Level on points, point diff, record and best finish, they share the rank.
Deuce · Women’s
Eight rounds of fixed partners, then a bracket off the top four. Dana W. and Sareena K. led the rounds at 7–1 and finished third. Playoff matches set the finishing order only — they do not count toward records.
Court One
Eight rounds, partners rotating every round, courts one to three by rank. Hector F. and Uno L. finished level at 3–5 and minus 11, so they share ninth.
Deuce · Mixed
Nine rounds of fixed partners, then a bracket off the top four. Chris M. and Kenadee B. led the rounds at 7–1 and lost the semi by two. Playoff matches set the finishing order only — they do not count toward records.
Deuce · Mixed
Six pairs, fixed partners, ten rounds — every pair played every other pair twice. Audrey and Wilson took it at 8–2; second and third finished level at 7–3 and were separated on point diff.
The rest of the month
Full match-by-match scores start with the August Match Log. July is recorded at finishing-order level.
Highlights
Held second through the last two rounds of the ladder to bank eight points.
Same record as second, separated on point difference alone.
Best point difference of the night, four seats short of the podium.



















































































































































































































































































































































