Broadview Tigers

Junior Tennis

Teams containing four players. Matches consist of two doubles followed by four singles ties; each tie is first to 6 games, with tiebreaks at 5 all.

Senior Tennis

NETA/EDTA Competition

Teams containing four players. Singles competition matches consist of two doubles followed by four singles ties; each tie is first to 9 games, with tiebreaks at 8 all.

Doubles competition matches consist of 6 doubles ties. The first two ties are first to 9 games, with tiebreaks at 8 all. Then remaining four ties are first to 6 games, with a tiebreak at 6 all.

Metro League Competition

Teams containing four players. Matches consist of doubles followed by singles ties; each tie is a best of two sets where if the match is locked at 1 set all a super tiebreak (first to 10 points, win by 2 points) is played as the third set. The Metro League competition is run by the Metro Lawn association and involves clubs from Metro Lawn, NETA, Eastern Districts and Western Districts Tennis Associations.

Winter Pennant Competition

Teams containing four players. Matches consist of doubles followed by singles ties; each doubles tie is a best of two sets where if the match is locked at 1 set all a super tiebreak (first to 10 points, win by 2 points) is played as the third set; each singles tie is best of 3 sets, with tiebreaks at 6 all.

The Winter Pennant divisions are split as such:

• Open (Divisions 1-4): All suburbs
• Blue (Divisions 5+): Northern Suburbs
• Gold (Divisions 5+): Southern Suburbs

State League Tennis

South Australia’s Premier League competition for ladies and men, with teams containing four players. Matches consist of doubles followed by singles ties; each tie is best of 3 sets, with tiebreaks at 6 all.

Broadview has had a successful men’s State League team lead by club coach Martin Richards since 1992 - the longest serving team in the competition.

Social Tennis

At Broadview, we currently offer two forms of social tennis - Monday night tennis and Tuesday night doubles.

Monday night’s Social competition uses the new and exciting Fast Four format, where participants play a mix of doubles and singles against a range of people. The rule changes include no lets on serve, sudden death deuce, sets are first to 4 games with tiebreakers at 3 games all, and the introduction of a power play. This competition is run by club coach Martin Richards so please contact him for further details.

The Tuesday night doubles competition is a team competition where teams of 2 men and 2 ladies (4 in total) compete throughout a season. The games are all first to 6 games with no tiebreakers. On a competition night each player will take part in 3 doubles matches so that they play with each of their team mates. Matches start at 7pm, and continue until all players are finished. For further information or how to get involved please contact Evelyn Richards using the "Send Us An Email" button below.