Wheelchair & Run/Roll

The Wheelchair league attracts players of all levels from all over the metropolitan area. Open to men and women 16 and older, the league plays Tuesdays in spring and fall out of a centrally located tennis facility. Each season lasts seven weeks followed by City Finals. The number of teams and number of lines played per team varies depending on how many players are registered each season. Players are matched against others of comparable ability, which allows for a competitive and fun tennis environment.

Wheelchair & Run/Roll
Mark Larotonda
Mark Larotonda
Special Programs Vice President
(770) 399-5788 ext. 130

Details

Includes all levels. Wheelchair players follow the rules of tennis. The only difference is they are allowed two bounces. Many of the wheelchair players first experience tennis through one of the seasonal wheelchair clinics sponsored by The ALTA Foundation.

Seasons

Spring and Fall

Spring and Fall

Format

Doubles

Doubles

Date Played

Date Played

Tuesdays @ 6:30 p.m.

Age

16 & Older

16 & Older

Wheelchair & Run/Roll Dates

2024 Fall Calendar

2024 Fall Calendar

2024 Fall Calendar

2024 Fall Calendar

2025 Spring Calendar

2025 Spring Calendar

2025 Spring Calendar

2025 Spring Calendar

ALTA Documents

Need ALTA information? You're in the right place for rules, handbooks, guides and season packets that will answer questions and provide necessary instructions for playing ALTA. Document availability is role-based. If you are a captain or other team leader, you will have access to more information than a regular member to help you do your job. ALTA tennis follows the USTA Rules of Tennis found in Friend at Court. ALTA pickleball follows the USA Pickleball Official Rulebook.  You should also consult ALTA's rules for specific guidelines concerning league play and other ALTA-sponsored events. Those rules provide information on ALTA-specific regulations, such as default, forfeiture, retirement, scheduled match, sandbagging, inclement weather, rules specific to each league and the Junior Challenge Ladder.

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