2022 NEITA
Team Championships
May 21-22, 2022
Class "A" Draw
Class "B" Draw
Class "C" Draw
About Seeding and the Draws
Match Format
Logistics
Quarterfinals (Saturday morning, 9am) |
Semifinals (Saturday afternoon, following quarterfinals) |
Final (Sunday, 11am, at Groton) |
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Groton School | 4 | Groton School | 4 | Groton School | 2 | ||
Hopkins School | 3 | ||||||
Top half of the draw played at Choate | |||||||
Hotchkiss School | 3 | Choate Rosemary Hall | 0 | ||||
Choate Rosemary Hall |
4 | ||||||
Brunswick School | 4 | Brunswick School | 4 | Brunswick School | 4 | ||
Deerfield Academy | 0 | ||||||
Bottom half of the draw played at Andover | |||||||
Taft School | 0 | Phillips Academy | 0 | ||||
Phillips Academy | 4 |
Quarterfinals (Saturday morning) |
Semifinals (Saturday afternoon, following quarterfinals) |
Final (Sunday, 1pm, at Groton) |
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Belmont Hill School | 5 | Belmont Hill School | 4 | Belmont Hill School | 1 | ||
Suffield Academy | 1 | ||||||
Top half of the draw played at Choate 11am | |||||||
Middlesex School | 0 | Hoosac School | 0 | ||||
Hoosac School | 4 | ||||||
Greens Farms Academy | 4 | Greens Farms Academy | 3 | Roxbury Latin School | 4 | ||
Buckingham, Browne & Nichols School | 0 | ||||||
Bottom half of the draw played at Roxbury Latin at 9am | |||||||
Pomfret School | 0 | Roxbury Latin School | 4 | ||||
Roxbury Latin School | 4 |
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Semifinals (Saturday 9am, at Rivers |
Final (Saturday afternoon, following semifinals) |
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Rivers School | 4 | Rivers School | 4 | |||
Watkinson School | 0 | ||||||
Wooster School | 2 | Concord Academy | 0 | ||||
Concord Academy | 4 | ||||||
The Tournament Committee determined tournament berths and seeding based on the following criteria: 2022 win-loss record, record within class, quality of schedule, head-to-head results, results against common opponents, total number of matches played, meeting the .500 record minimum standard, and any other available information.
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In the team tournament, all team matches are played using the 7-point intercollegiate format, consisting of three doubles pro-sets collectively worth one point followed by six best-of-three-sets singles matches each worth a point. Because of the tournament format, once the doubles point is decided, teams should commence singles play immediately, abandoning the remaining doubles pro-set, if necessary. Once the team result is decided, the remaining singles matches may be abandoned. Singles matches in which the first two sets are split shall be finished with a super-tiebreak in lieu of the third set. For more information about this format, click here. |
Tennis
balls. All participating teams should bring nine unopened cans of balls to the first round matches on Saturday morning. The first matches will be played using one school's tennis balls. The losing team keeps the used match balls and the winning team will keep the unopened cans for the next round. This process will be repeated for the semifinals and final.
Hot start. Players should be prepared to warm up for all matches with teammates, then after doubles introductions spin the racquet and immediately serve to begin the first point without further warm up. Once the doubles point is decided, singles matches must begin promptly. Players may take up to three minutes to warm up if they have not just finished playing doubles. Match intervals. Coaches should use common sense in ensuring a suitable interval before semifinal play should quarterfinal matches run long. Mutual consent. As there will not necessarily be an official nor a site director at each venue, coaches will need to work together to resolve any difficulties. At each venue, the coach and/or athletic director (or their designate) of the hosting school have the final decision relating to playing conditions and scheduling. |
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