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2006 Leagues

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League Format

Players compete individually in a round robin format or on two-person teams.
The first night of play includes a mandatory meeting to discuss rules, establish teams, and if necessary, determine point-handicaps.
In Community Leagues, players are encouraged to play with a partner of their choice (i.e. parent/child, friend, or regular practice partner) although many players register individually. In Competition, Elite, or Super Leagues, teams will be determined on the first day of play by a lottery selection process that helps establish parity among all teams entered in the league.
All leagues are divided into three eight-week sessions.
Prizes will be awarded to the top team at the end of each session.
Play will be governed by USATT's official rules of table tennis. Please go to www.usatt.org to learn more about the official rules of table tennis.
Tables and net sets are ITTF and USATT approved. Players must bring a USATT approved paddle (one side red, one side black) and at least one ball (40mm, 3-star quality). Balls can be purchased from the league coordinator at most league sites.
Placement in Competition, Elite, or Super Leagues is not guaranteed. Players will be notified whenever a change to their original league registration is necessary.
If you are not sure which league to participate in or have other questions about the leagues, please contact Mitchell Seidenfeld at (952) 892-7078 or Email: ttminn@aol.com

Registration must include prepayment.
The playing site will determine the cost of each league:

Lifetime Fitness	$48/session for members, $64/session for non-members
Plymouth Middle School	$56/session
Sylvan Recreation Center	$48/session
Southwest Jr. High School, Forest Lake	$56/session
Waite Park Recreation Center, Mpls	$35/7 weeks