How does this work???

[PinkTennisNinja]

How will I know if someone filed a grievance on me?? Last night I won my 6.0 mixed match and one of the women on the other team who was just watching last night stared me down like a hawk and then asked my name and then tried to fake it off like she was just being friendly but I KNOW that she was just pissy because me and my partner had just stomped her team

[BlueTennis]

Originally Posted by PinkTennisNinja

How will I know if someone filed a grievance on me?? Last night I won my 6.0 mixed match and one of the women on the other team who was just watching last night stared me down like a hawk and then asked my name and then tried to fake it off like she was just being friendly but I KNOW that she was just pissy because me and my partner had just stomped her team

Here's some info from the USTA Norcal site:

What kind of information might support an NTRP grievance?

• The player may have produced one or more strikes in her/his current player record.
• Documentation that a player was playing at a higher level at the time he self rated.

What kind of information does not support an NTRP grievance?
The following contentions or claims would not, on their own, be accepted as evidence in a NTRP Grievance.
• I haven’t lost a match all year and he beat me like a drum!
• My player is at the top of his level and the opponent beat him easily!
• That player is a teaching pro!
• This player won all his matches by a significant margin in straight sets!
• My player is very strong and was beaten 6-0, 6-0!

Several of these, presented with additional tennis specific information that clearly suggests a pattern of abuse, may be grounds for filing a NTRP Grievance:

If you are considering filing an NTRP grievance, we strongly suggest you contact the office and discuss it before you file. If there appears to be support for filing, we will advise you on the procedure for filing. If there does not appear to be support for filing, we will save you a lot of work. If it appears that there may be support for filing later in the season, we will advise you of that as well.

The following directions must be followed when you file a grievance:

To expedite this process, we encourage captains to file electronically. You must be the captain or co-captain of a team playing in the current season.

• You must provide specific and tangible information regarding the player's tennis history.

• Your complaint must be cced to the opposing captain, the player and your area coordinator at the time this grievance is filed. If you do not have the address of the captain or player, you must specifically ask the USTA NorCal office to forward your complaint to him.

• There is a $25.00 fee, per person, for filing an NTRP Grievance. This fee will be returned if the grievance is upheld through any appeal process.

So to answer your question: you and your captain would have to be emailed by the opposing captain or co-captain when they file the grievance.

[PinkTennisNinja]

Originally Posted by BlueTennis

Here's some info from the USTA Norcal site:



So to answer your question: you and your captain would have to be emailed by the opposing captain or co-captain when they file the grievance.

Thanks! That is exactly what I wanted to know And also from what it says no one has grounds to actually file a grievance on me anyway I self rated last year, got bumped up last December and haven't lost a match since the fall, 18 wins in a row