Southlake Tennis Center

In-House Leagues and Teams

Adult league play organized by level for men and women

In-House League PLAY

Organized Match Play for Every Level

STC offers in-house leagues four times a year, with sessions typically lasting 7 to 9 weeks. We have round robin, progressive and set partner doubles leagues each season. Players can register online or at the Pro Shop desk when registration opens.  Questions about league play can be sent to leagues@southlaketennis.com

Choose Your League Format

Find the Right Fit for Your Game

Choose the league format that fits your schedule, skill level, and style of play.

Round Robin Doubles

Sign up individually, rotate partners, and play a specificed number of games with each player on court.

Set Partner Doubles

Sign up with a partner and play one opposing team each week, with two sets and a 10-point tiebreaker. Flights are based on the WTN combined ratings of the team.

Progressive Doubles

Rotate through three sets of 9 or 12 games with the other players on court. The most points move up, while the fewest points move down.

USTA Flex Leagues

Play on a flexible schedule. Each week, players are paired with a new player or team and coordinate their own match time. Leagues for Men's/Women's Singles and Doubles.

STC Leagues

Winter 2026 Schedule

Please note: Starting this Winter, in Set Partner Leagues the combined WTN Rating of the team will be used for placement. In other leagues, the NTRP Rating will be used to determine placement.  Questions? Please reach out to leagues@southlaketennis.com

 

League
Format
Day
Time
Progressive Doubles
Mondays
7:00 PM
Round Robin
Mondays
7:00 PM
Thursday
7:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM
Set Partner Doubles
Wednesday
7:00 PM
Set Partner Doubles
Monday
10:00 AM
Set Partner Doubles
Wednesday
10:00 AM
Set Partner Doubles
Tuesday
7:00 PM
Set Partner Doubles
Friday
10:00 AM
Progressive Doubles
Tuesday
10:00 AM

Player Requirements

League Expectations

Players must meet the minimum NTRP rating for their league and have match play experience. Players are responsible for attending each week or finding a substitute of similar ability when needed.

STC does not find substitutes, except for Progressive Doubles Leagues with at least 24 hours’ notice. Southlake Tennis Center may move or remove players if their level, attendance, or behavior affects others. This includes the use of profanity on the court or making derogatory remarks towards other players. Players are exprected to follow the STC Code of Conduct. 

New at STC

USTA Flex Singles Leagues

USTA Flex Leagues give players a flexible way to compete at Southlake Tennis Center. Each week, you are paired with a different player or team, and your league fee includes balls and court fees at STC.

League fees include balls and court fees at STC.

To join, download the USTA Flex app, search for “Southlake,” choose your preferred league, and select join.

Northeast Tarrant Tennis

Local Team Leagues for Men and Women

Southlake Tennis Center hosts over 30 teams in local leagues, including NETT, TCD, and USTA teams. Teams are self-formed based on level, schedule, and league format.

Team captains must request and confirm their court slot each season. All teams must demonstrate that their roster maintains 50% Southlake residents throughout the season. 

New teams that are interested in playing at STC can join a waitlist pending the return of existing teams. 

New players are encouraged to join Adult Drills or an in-house league to meet other players and connect with potential teams.

NETT Leagues

NETT, or Northeast Tarrant Tennis, offers men’s and women’s team leagues, flex singles, and mixed doubles. STC hosts select NETT teams on Monday and Wednesday mornings.

TCD Leagues

TCD, or Tennis Competitors of Dallas, offers women’s, women’s 50+, and mixed doubles leagues. STC hosts select TCD teams on select weekday mornings and Sunday afternoons.

USTA Leagues

USTA league play is managed by the Greater Fort Worth Tennis Coalition. STC hosts select women’s and men’s teams, with levels and formats varying by season.

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