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REGISTRATION FOR THE COMPETITION

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1st TRIATHLON CHALLANGER TOUR

doubles tournament in tennis, three-point shooting, and bocce

 

Saturday, August 31, 2024, Vanganel

YOUR INFORMATION (1st team member)

INFORMATION FOR 2nd team member

Registration is closed.

We invite you to the 1st TRIATHLON CHALLANGER TOUR doubles tournament in tennis, three-point shooting, and bocce, which will take place on Saturday, August 31, 2024, in Vanganel, Slovenia.
 

  • Eligibility: Doubles teams (registered competitors are not eligible to participate).

  • Tournament: Knockout format in the categories of TENNIS, THREE-POINT SHOOTING, and BOCCE.

  • Entry Fee: €40 per person and is paid on the day of the competition.

  • Balls: Balls for all three disciplines/categories are provided by the organizer.

  • Courts: Three outdoor clay courts and, if necessary, two additional indoor courts; bocce court in Vanganel (equipped); three-point shooting - basket in Vanganel.

  • Match Length: Tennis: One set up to 6 (at 6:6 tie-break up to 7), Triplets: 7 (3+4) throws per pair, Bocce: approaching, each with 7 balls (3+4)

  • Draw: Thursday after 6 PM. Announcement on the Challanger website.

  • Match Schedule: Matches will be played according to the schedule, starting at 9 AM. Participants will be informed of the match start time on Thursday after the draw. Doubles teams will first play tennis, then compete in three-point shooting, and finally in bocce.

  • Lunch and closing dinner: Included in the entry fee.

  • Awards: The top three pairs receive a trophy for overall ranking, and medals in the TT.



RULES AND PROTOCOL:

 

After the tennis match, participants proceed with the three-point shooting and then the bocce game. In the three-point shooting, each pair has 7 shots to determine the winner. In the bocce game, each pair has 7 balls. Hitting is allowed, but the throw counts towards the total of 7 throws. While some competitors continue with three-point shooting and bocce, others continue with tennis matches according to the schedule. The entire competition is a knockout format, with the losers of the first round competing in a consolation tournament (which may change depending on the number of registered pairs). Although tennis is the main category, the winner receives only one point, the same as in the other two disciplines. This "TRIATHLON" format allows even less skilled tennis pairs to potentially advance to the next round.

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Advancement Interpretation: A win in each sport earns 1 point (2/1 or 3/0).

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