OCTA MONDAY NIGHT SOCIAL TENNIS.
Co-Directors are Lynn Gibsonand Roy Gibson. This is a summer event held on successive Monday nights. This program  involves players of all levels and both sexes. It is designed to introduce players to each other and to provide nights of playing fun tennis with players having different levels of playing skills. Basically, participants draw names for initial partners, then play an abbreviated no-ad, best of 4 game match against another drawing-matched team. The losers of the first match, then move to another court, switch to a new partner, and play a second match against new opponents. The winners remain on the same court, but switch partners and then play a second match. Participants repeat this process, and play matches until they are tired of playing. Players who wish to play longer may do so by simply getting a new partner. OCTA membership is required to attend and play. There is no additional charge. Lots of people unacquainted with each other enjoy participation in Monday Night Social Tennis and often gain new playing partners. All you have to do is introduce yourself to those you do not already know, then play your matches.

OCTA 7.0 MIXED DOUBLES COMBO LEAGUE
This is a winter league played in November, December, and early January. The League Director is Ed Keiser. Only OCTA members may participate. There are no charges and only satisfaction and club-wide acknowledgement for the league winners. Participating teams consist of one male and one female having combined tennis ratings that do not exceed 7.0. Team combined ratings can also be 6.0, 6.5, etc. Players rated 4.5 and higher may not participate. Each participating player will be provided the phone numbers and e-mails of all other team players in their league.  Each team will have the responsibility of scheduling matches with the other teams in the league.  Matches may be played at the time and place most convenient to the members of the team. Once a match is played, one member of the winning team must call or e-mail the League Director and report the match score. Failure to report the score within 48 hours of completing the match will result in the match having to be replayed. League play will begin at a pre-selected date in early December. Every team in the league must play every other team a pre-determined number of times and all matches must be completed by an announced date in late February.  The team with the most wins will be considered the champion and will be acknowledged as such to the OCTA membership.

OXFORD COMMUNITY TENNIS ASSOCIATION SPRING CLASSIC TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Tournament Co-Directors are Gwen Garrett and Bill Oswalt. This event is held on the University of Mississippi Palmer-Salloum Tennis Courts and the City of Oxford’s Mayor Leslie Tennis Courts. The tournament is open to adults 18 years of age and older. Fees are charged to cover awards and refreshments. OCTA membership is not required but members receive a tournament discount. Singles and double events for both sexes and mixed doubles and at levels from 2.5 to 4.0 are included. This event takes place in May.

OXFORD COMMUNITY TENNIS ASSOCIATION FALL CLASSIC TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Tournament Co-Directors are Gwen Garrett and Bill Oswalt. This event is held on the University of Mississippi Palmer-Salloum Tennis Courts and the City of Oxford’s Mayor Leslie Tennis Courts. The tournament is open to adults 18 years of age and older. Fees are charged to cover awards and refreshments. OCTA membership is not required but members receive a tournament discount. Singles and double events for both sexes and mixed doubles and at levels from 2.5 to 4.0 are included. This event takes place in October.

OCTA PLAY PALS PROGRAM.
The Director is Ed Keiser. The OCTA maintains lists by playing level (e.g. 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, and 5.0), of OCTA members who feel they are most comfortable playing at these levels.  OCTA members may obtain a list for a given playing level provided they are willing to be included on the list requested. These lists will include the names and home and cell telephone numbers of tennis players who have asked to be included. Each list will be provided to all persons included on the list. Lists will be updated when individuals are added or deleted. Members may register to be listed on one list or two lists.
Being listed means:
1. You are willing to have your name and telephone number(s) provided to other tennis players who are registered at your selected ability level(s).
2. You are willing to be contacted via phone by persons on the list who are trying to locate someone to play tennis.
3. If contacted, you are under no obligation to play.  You play only if you wish to play.
4. You will receive a copy of the list(s) for which you are registered and periodic e-mail updates.
5. You may contact anyone on the list with the understanding that they do not mind being contacted for possible tennis matches.
6. Players involved in matches arrange their own matches and play entirely at their own risks. 
7. With a simple e-mail request, you may have your name removed from future lists.

OCTA FALL DOUBLES LEAGUES.
The League Director is Ed Keiser. The OCTA sponsors four doubles leagues during the fall and early winter months. Sue Elmore is the League Coordinator for the 3.5 women's league.  Peggy Kiamie is the League Coordinator for the 3.0 women's league. Terry Shinall is the League Coordinator for the 3.0 Men's League and  Larry Cox is the League Coordinator for the men's 3.5 league. Only OCTA members may participate. Because winners of each league will receive trophies, there is a $10 fee for entry. Participants may play at their current rating level or at a higher level (e.g. 2.5's can play 3.0, 3.0's can play 3.5).  They cannot play below their level. Each participating team member will be provided the phone numbers and e-mails of all other teams and players in their league.  Each team will have the responsibility of scheduling matches with the other teams in the league.  Matches may be played at the time and place most convenient to the members of the team.  Once a match is played, one member of the winning team will call or e-mail their League Coordinator and report the match score within 48 hours. Failure to report the score within this time period will negate the match and it will have to be replayed. League play will begin in early October. By a pre-selected date in early December, every team each league must have played every other team a pre-etermined number of times.  The team with the most wins, will be considered the champion and be acknowledged as such to the OCTA membership.  A trophy will be awarded to each member of the winning team.