The Court Rotational System
Courts may be reserved by placing racquets on the rack provided. A court is reserved when enough players are present to fill it.
- Singles: 2 racquets on the rack
- Doubles: 4 racquets on the rack
- After finishing a game, racquets go on the next available hook
- You can't join a group already in the queue
The basics
When courts are busy
When players are waiting for courts, these queue rules kick in.
- Games are one game to 21 only
- Pre-game warm-up: 3 minutes maximum
- Practice drills: 10 minutes total (including warm-up)
- Feeding drills: maximum 20 shuttles
Queue etiquette
Priority hours
Some hours give priority to specific formats or age groups, so the right players get courts at the right times.
- Daytime doubles priority (9:00 AM – 12:00 noon): groups with fewer than four players may place racquets while waiting for more
- Juniors may play during adult-priority times before 6:00 PM, as long as no adults are waiting
- If adults are waiting during adult-priority hours, junior players on those courts must vacate immediately (unless they have senior playing privileges)
Who plays when
