55 teams. 21 Charlotte-area facilities. One flexible season of doubles tennis.

May 28, 2026

This season, we have 55 teams — including 12 men’s teams and 43 women’s teams — representing 21 area tennis facilities will compete across Charlotte in a fun, flexible doubles format.

Designed to fit busy schedules, teams will play one doubles match per week at a mutually agreed upon day/time throughout the season. Most flights will run 8–9 weeks, with some 10-week seasons for divisions playing a double round robin format.

Good luck to all players this season — we can’t wait to see the competition, camaraderie, and great tennis ahead! 🎾✨ Be sure to tag us when you’re on the courts! #GetOutAndPlay

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