Club Schedules

Weekly Schedule
Monday- Friday

Weekend Schedule
Saturday - Sunday

Schedules coming January 2026!

  • Schedules are subject to change *

REC PLAY

Uses the Winners/Challengers system (described below), booked through Court Reserve; limited to sign-up of 6 people/court (e.g., 24 people if 4 courts are allocated)/ Cohort Play is not allowed

OPEN PLAY

Uses the paddle system (described below), booked through Court Reserve; limited to sign-up of 6 people/court (e.g., 24 people if 4 courts are allocated) /Cohort Play is allowed

COHORT PLAY

A member books a court instead of booking an individual spot. That member then plays with their chosen group (1-4 players). Cohort play can be used for doubles games, singles games, or drilling.

Only members can participate in cohort play.

SINGLES PLAY

Booked through Court Reserve; limited to sign-up of 3 people/court (e.g. 6 people if 2 courts are allocated)

WINNERS / CHALLENGERS SYSTEM

•    If you won your game put your paddle left to right in the Winner side of the paddle box.

• If you lost your game put your paddle left to right in the Challenger side of the paddle box

•        When a court becomes available, owners of the first four paddles in the Winner box go play.

•        When the next court becomes available, owners of the first four paddles in the Challenger box go play.

•        As courts become available, play alternates between winners and challengers.

PADDLE SYSTEM

•        PADDLE BOX PLACEMENT: Place your paddle in the box, working from left to right. This ensures a clear and fair order for everyone waiting to play.

•        NEXT UP: The first four paddles from the left are the next group up to play. This group should enter a court as soon as one becomes available.

•        FOURSOME GROUP: If you wish to stay together as a foursome, place your paddles in sideways. This indicates that you intend to play as a group and are treated as a single unit in the rotation.

•        ROTATION: Once your game is finished, exit the court promptly, allowing the next four players (or designated foursome) to enter.