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Winter Indoor Doubles Ladder · Registration open

WINTER INDOOR
DOUBLES LADDER.

Keep your game moving this winter. Find your partner and join NYC’s Winter Indoor Doubles Ladder, November 1, 2026 – March 31, 2027.

NOV 1, 2026 Season starts

MAR 31, 2027 Season ends

The season · Coming in 2027

FIND YOUR PLACE IN THE MANHATTAN LADDER

335

Players in the current standings

4

Skill divisions

1,000+

Ladder matches

2023

Our first season

Since 2023, the Manhattan Ladder has grown into the biggest ladder community in Manhattan, NYC.

The season runs April 20 – September 30, culminating in an October Round of 16 tournament and Finals Sunday chair umpired by a USTA Official at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Flushing Queens.

Players compete for cash prizes, sponsored gear, exclusive merchandise, champion's trophy, and a chance to be crowned on NYC's top court.

CHASE THE NEXT WIN AND MAKE A NEW TENNIS FRIEND

YOUR NEXT GREAT MATCH STARTS HERE

With 335 players across 4 skill divisions in the current standings, the Manhattan Ladder gives you plenty of reasons to get on court. Challenge someone at your level, compete for your next spot, and turn a good match into a new tennis connection.

The outdoor singles ladder returns in spring. Join The Loop to hear when registration opens.

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The final rankings

335 PLAYERS. FOUR DIVISIONS. ONE SEASON.

From April 20 to September 30, players competed for their place on the 2026 Manhattan Ladder.

Explore the final standings below, with each player’s ranking and win–loss record.

Data from Global Tennis Network.

#
Player
Rating
W–L
1
Alex Weisshuhn Araujo
5.06
11–3
2
Stefan Szanto
4.80
8–4
3
Tareq Alani
5.00
9–4
4
Franck Raharinosy
4.73
10–10
5
George Benaur
4.51
12–12
6
Spencer Pilavin
4.65
14–4
7
Tristan Prinz
4.46
15–4
8
Sean Floyd
4.76
4–4
9
Michael Guth
4.77
9–5
10
Djuro Kesic
4.35
10–13
11
Ryan Casserly
5.04
9–4
12
Adam Klein
4.60
12–5
13
Skyler Feng
4.68
7–6
14
David Heller
4.45
11–12
15
Dennis Hoop
4.65
10–4
16
Antonio Vela
5.04
3–10
17
Jeremy Nuss
4.51
9–12
18
Brandon Lum
4.64
7–5
19
Eric Sutch
4.52
10–3
20
Imri Rom
4.12
1–5
Full standings on GTN →

NEW FOR WINTER

WINTER INDOOR
DOUBLES LADDER.

New York tennis does not stop when the temperature drops. The Manhattan Tennis Association Winter Indoor Doubles Ladder is a fully flexible, team-based indoor challenge ladder built for players who want competitive doubles, new partners, and a reason to keep playing all winter long.

NOV 1, 2026 —
MAR 31, 2027

Season window

INDOOR
DOUBLES

Team format

PLAY
YOUR WAY

On your schedule

How it works

  1. 01Pick a partner and register as a team
  2. 02Open to players 3.25 – 5.25
  3. 03Challenge other teams and schedule matches directly
  4. 04Earn points, climb the ladder, and compete all winter
  5. 05No fixed weekly schedule and no wildcards

Registration

$55

Per player

Join the Winter Indoor Doubles Ladder

All ladder entry fees are non-refundable.

Registration fees support operational costs, prize money, and court reservations. Once registered, spots are assigned and credits are non-transferable.

The payoff

SEE HOW THE LADDER SEASON UNFOLDS

A ladder season is more than a rung position - it is match days, new friends, and a finals day in Fall.

Players competing at the Manhattan Ladder Finals
Manhattan Ladder champion celebrating after a match
Players gathering at a Manhattan Ladder tennis event

SEE THE LADDER
IN ACTION.

How the ladder works

PLAY ON YOURTERMS.

A tennis ladder is a ranking system where players are ordered by results, not a fixed weekly schedule.

01

Get placed

Players are placed on a ranked ladder based on level.

02

Challenge

Challenge opponents within 5 spots of your rank in your division.

03

Play

Schedule matches directly with your opponent.

04

Move up

Win and climb the ladder.

  • Each division operates as its own ladder.
  • Players can challenge up within their division (up to 5 spots).

Top 16 players in each division qualify for playoffs. Finals are held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on the last Sunday in October.

For full rules, visit our FAQ page.

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