ennis League Network runs the first ever Flex League National Tourney

Waltham, MA- The first yearly USA tourney of the Tennis League Network (TLN), which manages local online tennis communities in 34 US cities, was a huge success, says TLN CEO Steve Chagnan. Held November 6-8 at Crandon Tennis Center in Miami, FL, The event, played on hard courts, drew 31 tennis participants of all skill levels– all of the players champions in their respective local TLN seasons.

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“This was an absolute joy to run as the players were all about getting out on the courts and playing some high-pressure tennis” said Steve Chagnan, TLN CEO. The majority of the players who attended advanced their individual tournaments to earn the right to participate in the National tourney.

The TLN communities aim to associate tennis players who are fervent about the game in either a Partner Program (non-competitive format) or Flex League format. Our system keeps that the players are getting tennis participants who are close to their ability so they are enjoying fun exciting tennis matches. In the past 5 years we have seen over 43,000 matches played and growing at a rate of 50%+ a year.

After many years of determining local champions, the concept of the National tourney was dreamt up to give these players a whole new level of involvement. Now we have to see who really has the best players; Boston, Seattle, Houston or maybe a player from a smaller franchise like Minneapolis. At the very least it will be a whole lot of tennis with some great early November weather.

Registration has open for 2010 spring seasons, its time for you to try to qualify to join us in Miami in early November. Male or Female tennis players we hope to have the tennis partners for you who will meet up with you on the tennis courts.

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