Tenez

TENEZ

Old French, c. 1400

The call a player gave before striking the ball — take heed, here it comes. It is where the word tennis comes from, and it is the only thing a league really does: put the invitation in front of somebody.

A racquet league that fits around your week — and still counts.

Season 1 · Atlanta · Men's 3.5 · week 6
MatchResultPlayedStatus
D. Okafor def. R. Vance6–4, 7–5Thu 7:00pmCounted
M. Ellis def. S. Rahman6–2, 3–6, 10–7Sat 9:30amCounted
J. Whitfield v A. FerreiraRound closes Sun6 days left

How it works

You arrange the match. We keep the season.

Every league asks you to show up at seven on a Tuesday whether or not your week allows it. Tenez doesn't. You find an opponent at your level, agree a time between yourselves, and play. What changes is what happens afterwards.

  1. 01

    Get in

    Pick your sport and city. We place you at a level from your history, not a guess.

  2. 02

    Find someone

    Opponents near you, at your level, who are actually looking for a match this week.

  3. 03

    Arrange it

    Agree a time and a court between you. No fixed night, no ladder to climb by phone.

  4. 04

    Play

    Your court, your hour. Rounds carry a deadline so nothing stalls forever.

  5. 05

    It counts

    Both sides confirm the score. Points, standings, promotion, playoffs. A real season.

Three sports, one structure

Tennis, padel and pickleball — each scored on its own terms.

They're not the same game and we don't pretend they are. Each sport carries its own levels, its own formats and its own draw, so a padel pair is never ranked against a singles player.

Tennis

Singles and doubles, men's, women's and mixed. The full tier ladder from local draws up.

  • FormatsSingles · Doubles
  • Levels18
  • Events250 / 500 / 1000

Padel

Doubles only, as the sport is played. Tennis scoring, glass walls, and a pair that stands or falls together.

  • FormatsDoubles only
  • Levels18
  • Events250 / 500 / 1000

Pickleball

Singles and doubles. Fastest-growing racquet sport in the country, and the one most people arrive through.

  • FormatsSingles · Doubles
  • Levels18
  • Events250 / 500 / 1000

Pilot cities

Starting where the courts already are.

A league only works if the person you're matched with is a reasonable drive away. So we're opening two cities properly rather than twenty thinly.

Atlanta

Georgia

One of the deepest recreational tennis cities in the United States, and a padel scene arriving fast behind it.

Phoenix

Arizona

Year-round outdoor play, and a pickleball population that has outgrown the courts available to organise it.

Opening soon

Get told when your city opens.

Tell us your sport and your city and we'll write to you once — when there are enough players near you for the first season to mean something.

Ask for early access

Already a member?

If you played in one of our leagues before, your record is waiting. Account claiming opens with the first season — write to [email protected] and we'll get you in early.