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An Internal Company Tournament, Run Start To Finish.

For companies who want a proper competitive afternoon rather than an open hit-around, Andre plans the bracket, runs the scoring, and keeps the day moving so there's a result by the time it wraps up.


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What Andre Handles On The Day

A tournament has more moving parts than a clinic or a team-building session. These four are covered as standard.

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Bracket built around your headcount
Singles, doubles, or a mix, seeded fairly once Andre knows roughly who's playing at what level.
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Scoring handled on the day
Andre runs the draw, tracks results, and keeps matches moving so the tournament finishes in the time you've booked.
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A genuine result at the end
A final, a winner, and a runner-up, so the afternoon has a real conclusion rather than fading out.
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Room for non-competitive players
A social or 'fun bracket' can run alongside the main draw for colleagues who want to play without being scored.
Placeholder photograph standing in for a company tennis tournament.
PLACEHOLDER. Final photography: a bracketed internal tournament in progress, scoreboard or draw sheet visible.

Sizing And Timing A Tournament

A single-elimination bracket for around sixteen to thirty-two players fits comfortably into a half-day booking across two or three courts. Larger companies sometimes run department-level qualifiers over a few weeks before a final day. Tell Andre your rough headcount and how much time you have, and he'll recommend a format that actually finishes on schedule.

If a chunk of your company has never played competitively, running a clinic a few weeks ahead of the tournament tends to make the day itself more even and more fun.


Ready to get on court?

Message Andre directly with your level, preferred court, and rough availability. He replies most days with times and rates that fit.

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