Chairman of the Belarusian Tennis Federation. Belarusian Tennis Federation. The procedure for organizing medical support
Since 1991, after the collapse of the USSR and the declaration of its independence, the Republic of Belarus has become an independent state not only in the international political arena, but also in the sports arena. In 1992. The National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Belarus joined the International Olympic Committee (IOC), thereby becoming a full member of the world sports family.
The public association "Belarusian Tennis Association" was founded in 1993. Since the same year, she has been a full member of Tennis Europe and the International Tennis Federation (ITF).
Thanks to this, since 1994, the national tennis teams of the Republic of Belarus have had the opportunity to represent their country at the world level in the Davis Cup (world championship among men's teams) and the Fed Cup (world championship among women's teams).
In 1995, for the first time in the history of Belarusian tennis, the Belarusian Tennis Association, with the support of the Ministry of Sports of the Republic of Belarus, held a men's professional ITF tournament of the “Satellite” series with a total prize fund of 12,500 US dollars. This tournament was held twice more - in 1996 and 1997, after which, in 1998 and 1999, the Belarusian Tennis Association began to hold another similar tennis tournament among professionals, but this time in the “Futures” series with a prize fund of 15,000 US dollars.
Since 1996, at the end of October, the Belarusian Tennis Association, on the basis of the National Center of the Republic of Belarus for Tennis and Table Tennis, traditionally holds another ITF tennis competition - an international professional women's tournament with a prize fund of 10,000 US dollars, which today has become a kind of springboard into professional tennis not only for Belarusian, but also some world stars, and since 2004, the tournament has increased the prize fund to 25,000 US dollars. Starting in 2005, a women's tournament with a prize fund of 10,000 US dollars began to be held in April, and in September, 2 men's tournaments of the “Futures” series were held with a total prize fund of 30,000 US dollars.
In addition, since 1996, the Belarusian Tennis Association has annually held zonal games as part of the European Team Indoor Junior Championships.
The Belarusian Tennis Association pays a lot of attention not only to professional tennis, but also to amateur tennis. The republic hosts a large number of various competitions for veterans and simply fans of this sport. For example, every year at the end of May, two International tournaments are held among veterans and tennis fans - in Baranovichi and Minsk - in which everyone over the age of 35 can take part.
Minsk 2019
1. DATES AND PLACE
1.1. The tournament is held in Minsk at the sports base of the tennis academy "AvanteClub" (hereinafter referred to as "AvanteClub"), located at the address: Minsk, st. Zheleznodorozhnaya, 138 or on the open courts of Chelyuskintsev Park, opposite Makaenka, 23A.
1.2. Main draw schedule:
- 09.11.2019 – from 8.00 to 23:00 singles and doubles matches;
- 11/10/2019 – from 8.00 to 23:00 singles and doubles matches;
At the end of the games - closing of the tournament, award ceremony.
In case of unforeseen circumstances, the dates of the tournament may be extended.
2. TOURNAMENT ORGANIZERS
2.1. The organizer of the tournament is AvanteClub.
2.2. Responsibility for the technical preparedness and safety of the competition venues rests with the management of AvanteClub.
2.3. Representatives of athletes (coaches, heads of sports delegations) ensure the attendance of participants at the award ceremony; discipline and order among athletes in competition areas. Heads of sports delegations, coaches, athletes and parents of athletes do not have the right to interfere with the actions of judges.
2.4. Athletes, heads of sports delegations, coaches and other participants are obliged to comply with all the requirements of these Regulations and the rules of the competition, while showing discipline, organization, respect for opponents, judges and spectators.
3. GOALS
3.1.The tournament is held for the following purposes:
- development of the amateur tennis movement;
- improving the sports skills of tennis players;
- further mass development and popularization of tennis, involving citizens in tennis, organizing their leisure time;
- promoting sports as an important means of strengthening the health of citizens and introducing them to a healthy lifestyle, increasing the effectiveness of physical education of the population.
4. PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS AND PARTICIPANTS
4.1. Tournament participants are athletes, sports judges, doctors, other freelance personnel serving the tournament, and other persons determined as tournament participants by acts of legislation, decisions of the organizers, these Regulations and the rules of the game of tennis.
5. PROCEDURE FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATIONS FOR PARTICIPATION AND APPLICATION AND REGISTRATION FEE
5.1. Players submit applications for participation in the singles tournament from 16:00 on November 1, 2019 to 21:00 on November 7, 2019. If there are free places and the organizer is ready to hold the main draw of the tournament with more participants than established by the tournament category , the application may be extended. The deadline for cancellation is November 8, 2019, 12:00 p.m.
5.2. The panel of judges forms a list of tournament participants based on the submitted applications.
5.3. The main singles and doubles draws are made up of players according to the preliminary application.
5.4. Application and registration fees are accepted during registration, are sent to organize and conduct the tournament and amount to 70 rubles for participation in the main draw.
6. ORGANIZATION OF JUDGING
6.1. Competition judging is carried out by judges appointed by the management of AvanteClub
6.2. The main panel of judges acts on the basis of the competition rules.
7. PROCEDURE FOR ORGANIZING MEDICAL CARE
7.1. AvanteClub provides medical personnel to provide medical care to tournament participants.
8. PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINING AND AWARDING WINNERS
8.1. The games are held according to the Olympic system with a draw for all places or a consolation tournament in singles brackets. In doubles brackets, games are played with a draw for all places. The holding system is approved by the chief judge at the end of registration of participants.
8.2. Winners and runners-up in singles and doubles are awarded cups, medals, diplomas, gift certificates and other prizes from tournament partners.
9. PROCEDURE FOR REVIEW AND INVALIDATION OF SPORTS RESULTS IN THE CASE OF SPORTS DISQUALIFICATION
9.1. The outcome of the match is determined by the referee on the court and recorded by the main referee of the tournament. The outcome of the match cannot be reviewed.
10. PROCEDURE FOR SUBMISSION OF PROTESTS AND THEIR CONSIDERATION
10.1. Protests by players in case of violation of the rules of the tournament or refereeing errors are considered by the judge on the court and (or) the chief referee of the tournament directly during the games.
11. CONDITIONS FOR FINANCING COMPETITIONS
11.1. The organization and holding of the tournament is carried out at the expense of contributions for participation in the tournament.
11.2. Expenses associated with travel, accommodation and meals for participants (athletes, coaches, heads of sports delegations) are covered by the sending party.
12. CONTACT INFORMATION
Contact information, entry sheets, schedule, grids and other important information about the tournament are published on the website www..
On May 18, the head of the Belarusian Tennis Federation was replaced at an extraordinary conference. According to the official website of the BTF, Sergei Teterin was elected to the post of chairman of the organization. He replaced businessman Alexander Shakutin, who headed the Belarusian Tennis Federation since 2012, in this post..
Sergei Teterin thanked the delegates for their trust and noted that each head of the tennis federation had made an invaluable contribution to the development of this sport in Belarus.
— Four years ago, Alexander Vasilyevich Shakutin was nominated for this position. And I think that each of you, having encountered his work during this period, can unequivocally say that a lot has been done, a whole system has been built, starting with the development of material resources and ending with sports work. New coaches have appeared, and Belarusian tennis players are performing successfully on world courts, new very high results have appeared. I want to thank him very much, thank him for everything he has done. For my part, I want to promise that all the beginnings and thoughts that were planned by him will be continued,” said Sergei Teterin.
Sergei Teterin proposed to appropriate Alexander Shakutin title of honorary member of the Belarusian Tennis Federation.
The Belarusian national teams achieved their best achievements during the time of the leadership of the BTF by Alexander Shakutin this year. This is the Fed Cup, where on November 11-12 in Minsk she will compete with the US team. As well as the Davis Cup World Group. Belarusians will perform at this stage for the first time in 10 years.
Sergey Teterin Until now, he was deputy chairman of the ROO "BTF". Master of Sports of the USSR in tennis, European champion among youths, member of the USSR national youth team, multiple captain of the national men's team in the Davis Cup. It was under his leadership that the Belarusian team achieved its most resounding victory, in 2004, during the heyday of the careers of Vladimir Volchkov and Maxim Mirny, making it to the semi-finals of the Davis Cup.
Sergei Teterin once introduced Alexander Lukashenko to tennis and over time became one of the people closest to the president, often accompanying him at informal events.
Previously, Sergei Teterin was First Deputy Minister of Sports and Tourism, Assistant to the President for Sports, Director of the Raubichi Olympic Sports Complex, Director of the Republican Olympic Training Center for Tennis, Vice-President of the National Olympic Committee.
In the spring of 2016, it became known that Sergei Teterin is the director of the multi-profile company BelGlobalStart, where his deputy is Alexander Lukashenko’s former assistant for sports Igor Zaichkov. The business was started in 2013. A year later, BelGlobalStart became the parent organization of the holding, which united under its management several companies engaged in various activities: BelGlobalStar, BelGlobalGarant and BelGlobalTon.
