One sign in, more ways to play

We are making it easier for you to sign in and access Competitive Play websites such as Match Centre, League Manager and Tournaments.

Planned maintenance

For the improvements to take place, there will be limited functionality between Monday 18-Thursday 21 August.

You will be unable to update or create your Competitive Player Profile from 12noon AEST on Monday 18 August until 3pm AEST on Thursday 21 August.

There will be no access to Match Centre, League Manager and Tournaments sites between 5pm AEST on Wednesday 20 August and 3pm AEST on Thursday 21 August.

What to expect

Single sign in: One secure way to access all Competitive Play websites, including Match Centre, League Manager and Tournaments
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): To keep your information safe, MFA will be setup when you first sign in
Universal Tennis Rating (UTR): Your UTR account will be automatically created or linked by clicking ‘Activate my UTR Rating’ on Match Centre or Tournaments website.
Linked child profiles: Child profiles will be linked to their parent/guardian’s account and will no longer require a separate username and password. This will make it simpler and more secure to manage your family’s tennis activities.

From Grassroots to Grand Slams, the Player Pathway provides Competitive Play experiences for everyone

The Player Pathway shows what opportunities there are to compete within Australia and what the next steps in your tennis journey might look like.

No two tennis journeys are the same, so the Player Pathway is not linear and allows players of all ages and abilities to join at any time, with playing opportunities suggested based on a player’s UTR Rating.

Featuring three streams – Team, Tournament and Talent the national pathway is underpinned by individual State and Territory pathways. These pathways highlight the variety of competitive offerings available to players around the country.

My Pathway series

The accompanying My Pathway series showcases the different journeys that players have taken and how they have remained in the sport post their playing career. The first piece features National Development Head Coach Andrew Roberts.