2007/ 2008
 Tour Season Rankings
 

How The Rankings Work....

All players will receive points for each round of elimination play as follows:

A Draw:

• Winners: 125 points
• Finalists: 90 points
• Semi-finalists: 70 points
• Quarter-finalists: 50 points
• Round of 16: 35 points

B draw:

• Winners: 85 points
• Finalists: 60 points
• Semi-finalists: 45 points
• Quarter-finalists: 30 points
• Round of 16: 20 Points

Note: Double points will be awarded for the Grand Slam Events.

Points and seedings apply to the Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, Mixed Doubles and TEAM Tennis categories, independently.

In TEAM Tennis the TEAM is awarded points as a group AND the individuals each receive points. For the TEAM (as a whole) to continue to receive ranking points at least 2 of the original four players must be a part of that same TEAM in future events, however, individuals will still receive their points regardless.

• If there is only one draw at the Tour tournament (i.e. no "B" draw), then points will be awarded per the "A" draw schedule.
   
• There has to be at least 8 teams in each to constitute a full "A" and a full "B" draw, otherwise a consolation draw may be run in the place of the "B".

There will be both "Tour" Winners and "Tour Championships" Winners at the end of the 2007/ 2008 Tour Season.

Rankings and the Championships:

Your total points of your best 3 Tour Stops (MD, WD, TEAM) and your best 4 Tour Stops (MXD) will determine your seeding for the Championships, and will be added to your partner's and other TEAM members total points to determine your team's  "seeding" for the Championships.

Tour Winners:

Will be those individuals with the highest total number of points at the end of the season. The number one person in each division will win the Year End Trophies. Click here for more info on the Year End Awards!

2006 Rogers Cup TennisAccess Tour Winners:

For Provincial Sanctioned Events:

New for this season is the addition of Ontario Provincial MD, WD and MXD Senior Tournaments in the following categories: Over 35, 40, 45 & 50. Players who compete in these special tournaments will receive points for their OTA provincial rankings. For the first time EVER, in Ontario or Canada, players can compete in Provincial Sanctioned Senior Mixed Doubles Tournaments and receive a ranking with the Ontario Tennis Association.

Check out the Tour Schedule for these special Tour Stops.