Code of Conduct 

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• Respect each other and be courteous to all players of our club and other communities. Remember our tennis club represents all of us and Trilogy.

• Do not argue loudly or be abusive to other players or your teammate.

• Respect the calls of others and others will respect your calls. Calls usually even themselves out.

• No foul, offensive or obscene language will be tolerated.

• No racquet throwing.

• No ball abuse. Please do not smack or hit the ball into the net, fence or wall after the point.

• If a serve is obviously out, do not hit the ball back with full force – as if the serve was in. Please stroke or bump the ball into the net, stop it with your racquet or let the ball go through to the backstop. (This will stop any unforeseen injuries to all players.)

• There is no need to retrieve the third ball, unless it is a hindrance to play. Only two balls are needed to start a point. Tennis is about continuous play.

• Please do not engage in miscellaneous chatter on the court in the game you are playing.

• If a serve is out, call it out. Pointing your finger is not sufficient.

• The ball is always considered “in play” unless it’s called out.

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We strongly encourage all players to know
where the AED is located within the tennis
complex. We also encourage you to
consider attending free AED training,
as well as low-cost CPR training at Trilogy.