Court of Appeals Get a Grip The rules don't prevent a ball from being struck by any part the racquet. by: Rebel Good | SEP, 16 2018
Court of Appeals Racquet Sensor Malfunction In one match the sensor came loose and bounced onto the court—is it a hindrance? by: Rebel Good | SEP, 10 2018
Court of Appeals Call Complications This scenario illustrates that the rulebook isn’t equipped to handle every situation. by: Rebel Good | AUG, 10 2018
Court of Appeals Back of Hand Volley Your honest opponent’s admission was all you needed to win the point. by: Rebel Good | AUG, 07 2018
Court of Appeals Slippery Slope Why are the white lines on a court slippery? by: Rebel Good | JUL, 25 2018
Court of Appeals A Guess is Not Gold How can I be certain if a serve is long? by: Rebel Good | JUN, 24 2018
Court of Appeals Score Debate Galore Recounting the points can be tricky after a mistake in scoring. by: Rebel Good | JUN, 21 2018
Court of Appeals Service Confusion You can crowd that centerline as much as you want to. by: Rebel Good | JUN, 17 2018
Court of Appeals Letter of the Law Being a good sport is the right way to play but... by: Rebel Good | JUN, 13 2018
Court of Appeals String Support We’re playing tennis, not handball, right? by: Rebel Good | APR, 11 2018
Court of Appeals Pick a Side Choosing sides ahead of a match shouldn't be so complicated. by: Rebel Good | MAR, 28 2018
Court of Appeals Back of Hand Volley I hit a volley that struck one of our opponents on the back of his hand. by: Rebel Good | MAR, 14 2018