ELTC Teams

Summer and Winter Leagues

We are always looking to welcome new players to our league teams. Please contact the  team selectors (details below) for more information.

Enderby Tennis Club has 15 senior teams involved in the Leicestershire County summer and winter leagues - see below for guidance on Match Play.

As well as running teams in the County Leagues the club also runs its own club championships, it has open age categories and vets (over 60) categories for men and women.

Fixtures and Results

The 2026 County Summer Doubles fixtures and results for the men's, women's and mixed teams league positions and results are available from here,

The 2026 Vets (over 40s) fixtures and results for the men's and women's teams are available here.

The 2026 Supervets (over 60s) results, played from March to April 2026, are available from here.

The 2026 Indoor Winter Mixed fixtures and results are available here.

The 2025/26 Winter Men's and Women's fixtures and results are available here.

Contact details for the ELTC teams and for the oppostion teams are available via the links above.

Tennis Leicestershire Doubles Leagues

Summer Teams

  • 2 Women's Summer Teams

  • 2 Men's Summer Teams

  • 2 Mixed Summer Teams

Winter Teams

  • 2 Women's Winter Teams

  • 2 Men's Winter Teams

Vets (Over 40's)

  • 1 Women's Vets Team

  • 2 Men's Vets Team

Super Vets (Over 60's)

  • 2 Men's Super Vets Team

Team Selectors

Men's Selector - Matt Stevenson

Women's Selector - Amelie Birch

Super Vets Selector - Rob Kilby

Contact details for the ELTC teams and for the oppostion teams are on the LTA Competitions website. The LTA Competitions link for each league are shown in the Fixtures and Results section above.

You can also send a message to EnderbyTennis@gmail.com and it will be passed on to the Team Selector mentioned in the email.

Matches

  • Tennis etiquette and Code of Conduct are important for players to know and understand - please read the guides.

  • Team Selection Policy is available here

  • A Tennis Match 101 guide is a great source of clearly explained information about playing a tennis match. If you ever wanted to know who should serve next after the end of a set tie break the answer is here.

  • Match fees of £3 are payable for both Home and Away Matches, Fees are collected at the end of the Summer and Winter seasons based on the number of matches played. Students and people in receipt of income support are charged £1.50 per match.

  • Summer League teams consists of 6 players (3 pairs) and each pair plays 3 sets, 1 against each pair from the opposition. Each set is to 8 games with a 7 point tie-break at 7-7.

  • Winter League and Vet's/Super Vets teams consists of 4 players (2 pairs) and each pair plays 4 sets, 2 sets against each pair. Each set is to 6 games with a 7 point tie-break at 6-6.

  • Teams get 1 point for each set won and 2 bonus points for winning a match. In Vets and Super Vets, it is possible to draw 4-4 in which case the bonus points are shared 1 each.

  • New balls are provided by the home club for each match.

  • If bad weather is likely to prevent play, then the captains should liaise with the players and decide whether to re-arrange.

  • Matches are a wonderful way to meet new people, play competitive tennis and most importantly have fun and enjoy yourself. 

Competition Rules

  • Guidance for Captains (including safeguarding requirements for any Junior players) and Competition Rules for the leagues are published on the Tennis Leicestershire website.

  • The winning team enters the scores on the LTA Tournament software; this must be done within 3 days. Captains will be told by the team selectors who the club has appointed to enter scores. Win or lose, the captain must submit the scorecard immediately after the match to the appointed person. The losing team should verify the match result within fourteen days of the match being played.

  • Results for matches must be checked by the captain and any amendments notified and completed within 7 days of the match.

Nominated and Tied Players

  • At the beginning of each season the club selectors will nominate players who are tied to the first team. Nominated players cannot play for a lower team.

  • The selectors will inform players who have been nominated of their status.

  • The nomination process does not apply to Vets or Mixed Doubles leagues.

  • Any player who has played three matches (or two matches in the case of mixed doubles) for a higher team is tied to the higher team and can no longer play for a lower team.

  • It is the team selectors responsibility to ensure that nominated and tied players do not play for lower teams. Players should tell the team selector if they consider that they are tied and therefore cannot play for a lower team.

Latest Rules

  • The rules set out above, including those for nominated and tied players, are as per rules published by Tennis Leicestershire in April 2025 for the 2025 season. Please refer to the latest rules (available here) for any later seasons.

LTA Competition Management System

  • Before the start of each season, the club's Match Secretary uses the LTA Competition Management System Online League Planner to record the match fixtures for each team once they have been agreed.

  • The club's appointed persons use the Online League Planner to enter the results of each match.

  • Guidance on the use of the Online League Planner is available here.