2025 Oahu Tri-Level League
League Overview
This is a doubles league for men and women 18 years of age and older. A player must be 18 years of age prior to the start of the league. The league season is June - September.
The NTRP levels of play are 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, and 5.0 for separate men’s and women’s leagues.
A team match consists of one (1) doubles matches. The match format is best of 2 tiebreak sets with a 10-point tiebreak in lieu of a 3rd set and ad scoring. The switching of sides for service during any tiebreak shall follow the Coman Tiebreak Procedure.
The minimum number of players on a team is 2, maximum 6 players.
The league fee is $28.15 per player.
New for 2025! Results from this league will be included in year-end NTRP rating calculations.
Click here to view a list of registered teams.
Tri-Level Invitational Player Eligibility and Qualification
The Tri-Level Invitational is hosted by the USTA Southern California Section and the event has very specific player eligibility and qualification requirements. Click here to view their event website.
Please read through these items carefully, especially the parts pertaining to ratings, to ensure your team will be in compliance. These rules are coming directly from the Event Director and there are no accommodations or waivers. If you have any questions, please contact the league coordinator prior to registering your team.
Players with a 2024 “C” (Computer-Rating) or “A” (granted appeal up or down from a “C” rating) rated players must play at the level at which they were rostered in the 2025 season.
All “T” (Tournament-Exclusive), “S” (Self-Rate), “M” (Mixed-Exclusive) or “A” (non-Computer Appeal-Rated) players must play at the valid “C” (Computer-Rating) or “A” (granted appeal up or down of a “C” rating) generated after the 2025 year-end ratings are published. If they do not receive a “C” rating after the 2025 year-end ratings, they are ineligible to participate in the Invitational.
Should a player move up TWO LEVELS at year-end, they must play at their NEW HIGHEST LEVEL, instead of their original rostered level.
A player cannot compete in two or more NTRP divisions at the Invitational. Example: a player competing in the Low Tri division cannot compete in the Mid Tri division. Players must play on the team that they are advancing on. If a player advances on two teams, the player must declare which team they will compete for. There is no crossover or sharing of players between teams and NTRP divisions.
Specifically at the Invitational, players must play at-level. This means that if you are on a 4.0 team, you must have a 4.0 rating. Players MAY NOT play up in a division. For example, a 3.5 may not play on a 4.0 team.
For local play and at Sectionals, players MAY play up in a division. However, if your team advances to the Invitational, you will NOT be allowed to compete.
League Timeline
Team Registration: April 22 - May 28
Click here to register and obtain a team number. After form submission, the coordinator will send you your team number.Player Registration on TennisLink: May 22 - June 21 at 6:00 pm HST
Requests for deadline extension should be emailed to the Coordinator before the deadline. Notify the Coordinator of any player whose self-rating or medical appeal decision is pending.Minimum Roster Deadline: May 29
(2) players. Requests for deadline extension should be emailed to the Coordinator before the deadline.Refund Deadline: June 21
Email refund requests to the Coordinator. The $3.15 TennisLink fee is non-refundable.League Season: June 22 - September 6
Section Championships: November 15-16 in Maui at Royal Lahaina Tennis Ranch
Tri-Level Invitational Information: March 5-9, 2026, in San Diego at Barnes Tennis Center and Balboa Tennis Club
League Coordinators: USTA Staff adulttennis@hawaii.usta.com
Contact the Coordinators if you are a player looking to join a team or a captain looking for players.