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#252N OR #252G COURTSIDE ALUMINUM BENCH HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM BENCH, 4’, SEAT AND BACK ARE 10” WIDE, 2-3/8” O.D. GALVANIZED STEEL LEGS #252G FOREST GREEN– 325.00 PERFECT FOR A SHADY SPOT TO SIT. 6' WIDE, 8'10" HIGH, AND AVAILABLE IN TWO LENGTHS #106 CABANA BENCH 8' DIRECT BURIAL- 2,190.00 #109 CABANA BENCH 8' SURFACE MOUNT- 2,190.00 #110 CABANA BENCH 10' DIRECT BURIAL- 2,390.00 #111 CABANA BENCH 10' SURFACE MOUNT- 2,390.00 Two Courtsider Benches back to back (#250W) Deluxe Courtsider Bench (#251G) Center Court at City Park in New Orleans, LA Bleachers in East Brewton, ALHow can I give back to tennis? What does an official do? While serving as a referee, chair, roving or line umpire, a tennis official makes sure that a tennis match is conducted under the fairest possible conditions. How do I become an official? To become an official you must: Where can I find officiating opportunities?
Please note that a USTA official is an independent contractor. The USTA only provides training and certification. Procedure to follow to become a Provisional Umpire In order to become certified as a new official, you must take the open book USTA TEST using the 2015 edition of Friend at Court. The link to this online test is noted above. Provisional officials are strongly encouraged to attend one of the USTA Sectional Schools that are held in various cities in Georgia. The completed test must be submitted online. In addition to passing the test, provisional umpires must complete a mentoring program to gain confidence and improve skills. Although it is not recommended for new provisional officials, if interested in becoming a referee or an ITA official, you must also pass the required test(s) and attend the applicable clinics. If you are interested in becoming an official and there are no schools available until the following year, contact the USTA Georgia Chair of Officials for additional information.
Procedure to follow to become a Referee Those officials who wish to be a certified referee must annually attend a referee school and pass the referee test. They must also attend the USTA Umpire School and pass the USTA test. There is an open book online test for the USTA school and the referee school.The emailed Test Result sheets must be turned in at the beginning of the class. It is vital to be familiar with all aspects of a match, since points of law ruled upon by chair umpires and/or rovers may be appealed to the referee. The referee, therefore, must be well versed in all rules and accepted procedures and must be knowledgeable, if not more so, than the officials under him/her. New officials are not encouraged to become Referees until they have extensive experience as a Sectional Official. Procedure to follow to become an ITA official (Collegiate) Any official who wishes to be certified must annually attend the ITA school & pass the ITA test online. Since USTA rules apply to anything not superseded by ITA or conference rules, officials applying for ITA certification must also attend a sectional school & pass the USTA test.
The job of the ITA official can be extremely challenging as you deal with players as well as coaches. Being well versed in all aspects of rules is vital. During your first few assignments, you will shadow an experienced official or receive on the court training with an official. Provisional officials are not encouraged to become ITA certified until they gain extensive experience as a Sectional Official. Procedure to follow for experienced Sectional officials There is an online test that must be taken before attending the Saturday USTA School. The test is available online using the USTA Officials Web site. The test is open book using the Tests for Umpire, Referee & ITA ClassesThe USTA only provides training and certification. If you are interested in becoming an official, please contact your local District Officials Coordinator or the USTA Georgia Chair of Officials. District #1 – Rome: Mark Law – 706-766-3438 District #2 – Athens: Roger Majchrzak – 706-548-8246
District #3 – Atlanta: Norton Schneps – 770-841-4006 District #4 – Columbus: Bob Offer – 706-323-4052 District #5 – Macon: Ann Kearbey – 478-781-7555 District #6 – Augusta: Karen Ard – 706-294-7452 District #7 – Bainbridge: Carole Floyd – 229-416-7273 District #8 – Savannah: Dick Bailey – 912-663-9599 Your involvement as a tennis official is recognized & appreciated. Thank you for your willingness to serve. Chair, USTA Georgia Officials CommitteeAller à : , Cet article liste les arbitres de chaise actuels et passés qui ont obtenu le badge d'or — plus haut niveau d'arbitrage — par la Fédération Internationale de Tennis (ITF). Ces arbitres officient généralement dans les rencontres du Grand Chelem de tennis, de l'ATP World Tour et du WTA Tour. L'arbitre brésilien Carlos Bernardes lors de l'édition 2010 de la Rogers Cup in Toronto. Eva Asderaki arbitrant la rencontre entre Pablo Andujar et Ryan Sweeting, lors du Tournoi de Wimbledon 2011.
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