SetPoint Challengers MAY2026

SetPoint Challengers(250)

Published

Dates

May 9 – 10, 2026

Location

Nairobi, UON Tennis Courts

Entry Status

Closed

Hosted By

SetPoint Demo Club

Published

Men Singles

14 and over Group + Knockouts

Entry Fee

KES 500.00

Participants

0 Players

Matches will be available once the draw is generated.

Tournament Rules

General Rules

~ All players must be registered and eligible before participating in any competition. ~ Players must check in before scheduled match times. ~ Matches will proceed according to the official schedule unless otherwise communicated. ~ The tournament committee reserves the right to adjust schedules, formats, or rules where necessary. ~ Players are responsible for knowing match times and court assignments. ~ Any disputes must be reported immediately to tournament officials. ~ Failure to comply with rules may result in penalties or disqualification.

Match Rules

~ Matches follow standard tennis rules unless specified otherwise. ~ Match format: > Best of 3 sets with difference of 2 sets (or configured per tournament). > Tie-break applied at 6–6. ~ Warm-up time: maximum 5 minutes. ~ Players must be ready to play within 10 minutes of match call. ~ Scoring must be agreed upon by both players before leaving the court. ~ In case of disagreement, the official’s decision is final after reviewing both cases. ~ If a player retires, the opponent advances. ~ Coaching is allowed during matches as per tennis standard rules (unless explicitly restricted).

Code of Conduct

~ Players must demonstrate good sportsmanship at all times. ~ Respect towards opponents, officials and spectators. ~ No abusive language, gestures, or unsportsmanlike behavior. ~ Players must comply with dress code requirements (if applicable). ~ Any form of cheating, match-fixing or manipulation is strictly prohibited. ~ Players must follow and adhere to all venue rules and regulations. ~ Repeated misconduct may lead to suspension or ban.

Penalties

Minor Violations > Warning issued > Examples: - Late arrival (within grace period). - Minor unsportsmanlike conduct. Moderate Violations > Point/game penalty. > Examples: - Repeated warnings. - Verbal abuse. - Delay of play. Severe Violations > Match default/disqualification. > Examples: - Physical abuse. - Cheating or falsifying results. - Refusal to continue match. Administrative Actions > Suspension from tournament. > Ban from future events. > Removal from rankings or records.

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