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Harrogate and District HARROGATE AND DISTRICT TENNIS LEAGUE 2017 OFFICIAL HANDBOOK LEAGUE FIXTURE LIST TOURNAMENT ENTRY DETAILS CONSTITUTION AND LEAGUE RULES www.hdtl.co.uk DIVISIONAL FORMATION 2017 DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 Academy Academy B Almscliffe Academy A Bedale Dacre Boroughbridge Boroughbridge A Harlow Harrogate Racquets Boston Spa Harrogate Racquets B Harrogate Racquets A Knaresborough Ripon A Starbeck Ripon Northallerton Thirsk Starbeck A Thirsk A West Tanfield Wetherby West Tanfield A DIVISION 4 DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6 Bedale A Academy C Almscliffe A Birstwith Bedale B Boroughbridge C Boroughbridge B Burton Leonard Harlow B Harlow A Harrogate Racquets C Knaresborough B Knaresborough A Harrogate Spa TC Mashamshire Northallerton A Ripon B Ripon C Starbeck B Wetherby A Starbeck C Thirsk B Wetherby B Thirsk C West Tanfield B DATES TO NOTE IN 2017 Sunday 23 April Start of season Sunday 11 June to Saturday 17 June Tournament Thursday 31 August End of season Friday 22 September Dinner Dance and Presentation of Trophies See the League website www.hdtl.co.uk for up-to-date results and tables HARROGATE AND DISTRICT TENNIS LEAGUE 2017 Div Home team Away team Day Date Time Format 1 Academy Academy A Monday 24-Apr 18.30 12-12-12 1 West Tanfield Boroughbridge Monday 24-Apr 18.30 12-12-8 1 Harrogate Racquets Harrogate Racquets A Tuesday 25-Apr 18.30 12-12-12 1 Thirsk Starbeck Wednesday 26-Apr 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets Boroughbridge Tuesday 02-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy A Starbeck Wednesday 03-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Thirsk Academy Wednesday 03-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets A West Tanfield Thursday 04-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy Harrogate Racquets Monday 08-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Boroughbridge Harrogate Racquets A Monday 08-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Starbeck West Tanfield Monday 08-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy A Thirsk Wednesday 10-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Boroughbridge Starbeck Monday 15-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 West Tanfield Academy Monday 15-May 18.30 12-12-8 1 Harrogate Racquets Thirsk Tuesday 16-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets A Academy A Thursday 18-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy Starbeck Monday 22-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets West Tanfield Tuesday 23-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy A Boroughbridge Wednesday 24-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets A Thirsk Thursday 25-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy A Harrogate Racquets Wednesday 31-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Thirsk West Tanfield Wednesday 31-May 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets A Starbeck Thursday 01-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Boroughbridge Academy Friday 02-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy Harrogate Racquets A Monday 05-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Starbeck Harrogate Racquets Monday 05-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 West Tanfield Academy A Monday 05-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Thirsk Boroughbridge Wednesday 07-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 Tournament 11-17 June 1 Boroughbridge West Tanfield Monday 19-Jun 18.30 12-12 -12 1 Starbeck Thirsk Monday 19-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy A Academy Wednesday 21-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets A Harrogate Racquets Thursday 22-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy Thirsk Monday 26-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Boroughbridge Harrogate Racquets Monday 26-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 Starbeck Academy A Monday 26-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 West Tanfield Harrogate Racquets A Monday 26-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 1 West Tanfield Starbeck Monday 03-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets Academy Tuesday 04-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Thirsk Academy A Wednesday 05-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets A Boroughbridge Thursday 06-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy West Tanfield Monday 10-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Starbeck Boroughbridge Monday 10-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy A Harrogate Racquets A Wednesday 12-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Thirsk Harrogate Racquets Wednesday 12-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Boroughbridge Academy A Monday 17-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Starbeck Academy Monday 17-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 West Tanfield Harrogate Racquets Monday 17-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Thirsk Harrogate Racquets A Wednesday 19-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy Boroughbridge Monday 24-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Starbeck Harrogate Racquets A Monday 24-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 West Tanfield Thirsk Monday 24-Jul 18.30 12-12-8 1 Harrogate Racquets Academy A Tuesday 25-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Boroughbridge Thirsk Monday 31-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets Starbeck Tuesday 01-Aug 18.30 12-12-12 1 Academy A West Tanfield Wednesday 02-Aug 18.30 12-12-12 1 Harrogate Racquets A Academy Thursday 03-Aug 18.30 12-12-12 HARROGATE AND DISTRICT TENNIS LEAGUE 2017 Div Home team Away team Day Date Time Format 2 Academy B Ripon Tuesday 25-Apr 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boston Spa Knaresborough Tuesday 25-Apr 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boroughbridge A Bedale Wednesday 26-Apr 18.30 12-12-12 2 Wetherby Starbeck A Thursday 27-Apr 18.30 12-12-12 2 Academy B Starbeck A Tuesday 02-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boston Spa Wetherby Tuesday 02-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Bedale Ripon Thursday 04-May 18.30 12-12-8 2 Knaresborough Boroughbridge A Thursday 04-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Ripon Knaresborough Wednesday 10-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Starbeck A Boston Spa Wednesday 10-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Bedale Academy B Thursday 11-May 18.30 12-12-8 2 Wetherby Boroughbridge A Thursday 11-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boston Spa Bedale Tuesday 16-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boroughbridge A Ripon Wednesday 17-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Knaresborough Starbeck A Thursday 18-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Wetherby Academy B Thursday 18-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boroughbridge A Boston Spa Wednesday 24-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Starbeck A Ripon Wednesday 24-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Bedale Wetherby Thursday 25-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Knaresborough Academy B Thursday 25-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Academy B Boston Spa Tuesday 30-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Ripon Wetherby Wednesday 31-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Starbeck A Boroughbridge A Wednesday 31-May 18.30 12-12-12 2 Bedale Knaresborough Thursday 01-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boston Spa Ripon Tuesday 06-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boroughbridge A Academy B Wednesday 07-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Bedale Starbeck A Thursday 08-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Wetherby Knaresborough Thursday 08-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 Tournament 11-17 June 2 Ripon Academy B Wednesday 21-Jun 18.30 12-12 -12 2 Starbeck A Wetherby Wednesday 21-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Bedale Boroughbridge A Thursday 22-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Knaresborough Boston Spa Thursday 22-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boroughbridge A Knaresborough Wednesday 28-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Ripon Bedale Wednesday 28-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Starbeck A Academy B Wednesday 28-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Wetherby Boston Spa Thursday 29-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 2 Academy B Bedale Tuesday 04-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boston Spa Starbeck A Tuesday 04-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boroughbridge A Wetherby Wednesday 05-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Knaresborough Ripon Thursday 06-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Academy B Wetherby Tuesday 11-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Ripon Boroughbridge A Wednesday 12-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Starbeck A Knaresborough Wednesday 12-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Bedale Boston Spa Thursday 13-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Academy B Knaresborough Tuesday 18-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boston Spa Boroughbridge A Tuesday 18-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Ripon Starbeck A Wednesday 19-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Wetherby Bedale Thursday 20-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boston Spa Academy B Tuesday 25-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Boroughbridge A Starbeck A Wednesday 26-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Knaresborough Bedale Thursday 27-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Wetherby Ripon Thursday 27-Jul 18.30 12-12-12 2 Academy B Boroughbridge A Tuesday 01-Aug 18.30 12-12-12 2 Ripon Boston Spa Wednesday 02-Aug 18.30 12-12-12 2 Starbeck A Bedale Wednesday 02-Aug 18.30 12-12-12 2 Knaresborough Wetherby Thursday 03-Aug 18.30 12-12-12 HARROGATE AND DISTRICT TENNIS LEAGUE 2017 Div Home team Away team Day Date Time Format 3 Northallerton Thirsk A Tuesday 25-Apr 18.30 12-12-8 3 Almscliffe Harrogate Racquets B Wednesday 26-Apr 18.30 12-12-8 3 West Tanfield A Ripon A Wednesday 26-Apr 18.30 12-12-8 3 Harlow Dacre Thursday 27-Apr 18.30 12-12-12 3 Almscliffe Ripon A Wednesday 03-May 18.30 12-12-8 3 West Tanfield A Northallerton Wednesday 03-May 18.30 12-12-8 3 Dacre Harrogate Racquets B Thursday 04-May 18.30 12-12-8 3 Harlow Thirsk A Thursday 04-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Harrogate Racquets B Harlow Tuesday 09-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Northallerton Almscliffe Tuesday 09-May 18.30 12-12-8 3 Thirsk A West Tanfield A Wednesday 10-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Ripon A Dacre Thursday 11-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Thirsk A Almscliffe Wednesday 17-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 West Tanfield A Harlow Wednesday 17-May 18.30 12-12-8 3 Dacre Northallerton Thursday 18-May 18.30 12-12-8 3 Ripon A Harrogate Racquets B Thursday 18-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Northallerton Harrogate Racquets B Tuesday 23-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Almscliffe West Tanfield A Wednesday 24-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Thirsk A Dacre Wednesday 24-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Harlow Ripon A Thursday 25-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Harrogate Racquets B West Tanfield A Tuesday 30-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Northallerton Harlow Tuesday 30-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Almscliffe Dacre Wednesday 31-May 18.30 12-12-12 3 Ripon A Thirsk A Thursday 01-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 Harrogate Racquets B Thirsk A Tuesday 06-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 Northallerton Ripon A Tuesday 06-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 West Tanfield A Dacre Wednesday 07-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 Harlow Almscliffe Thursday 08-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 Tournament 11-17 June 3 Harrogate Racquets B Almscliffe Tuesday 20-Jun 18.30 12-12 -12 3 Thirsk A Northallerton Wednesday 21-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 Dacre Harlow Thursday 22-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 Ripon A West Tanfield A Thursday 22-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 Harrogate Racquets B Dacre Tuesday 27-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 Northallerton West Tanfield A Tuesday 27-Jun 18.30 12-12-12 3 Thirsk A Harlow
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