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Tournament Personnel Contact Information Elissa Hill Tournament Director 561-908-4634 Anthony Montero Tournament Referee 562-261-6936 Angela Garcia Hospitality Coordinator 561-451-7398 Whitney Kraft Facility Operations 718-760-6235 Brian Garmen Tournament Scheduler 813-351-9882 Pat Mitsch USTA Corporate Communications 914-697-2291 Stephanie Neppl ITA Director of Communications 609-496-6921 Tournament Contact Information Hospitality Desk 561-451-7398 Via email at CollegeTennis@usta.com Practice Courts (10/31-11/5 only; Monday- Friday; 9:00a-5:00p)* * See Practice Courts Important Dates Wednesday, November 6 th Coaches Meeting & Welcome Banquet Thursday, November 7 th - First Day of Competition Sunday, November 10 th - Last Day of Competition and Departure Schedule of Events Thursday, November 7 th 9:00a Doubles Round of 32 Followed by: Doubles Round of 16 Men s & Women s Singles Round of 32 Friday, November 8 th 9:00a Doubles Quarterfinals/Consolation Followed by: Men s & Women s Singles Round of 16 Men s & Women s Singles Consolation Men s &Women s Singles Quarterfinals Saturday, November 9 th 9:00a Men s and Women s Doubles Semifinals/Doubles Consolation Followed by: Men s & Women s Singles Consolation Quarterfinals Men s &Women s Singles Semifinals Men s &Women s Singles Consolation Semifinals Sunday, November 10 th 10:00a Men & Women s Doubles Finals/ Doubles Consolation Followed by: Men s & Women s Consolation Finals Men s & Women s Singles Finals

Hotel Information Courtyard New York LaGuardia Airport 9010 Ditmars Blvd East Elmhurst, NY 11369 (718) 446-4800 Room Rate: $179 Online reservation available at: Courtyard New York LaGuardia Airport (Group Code: King- USSUSSA; Double- USSUSSB) New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott 102-05 Ditmars Boulevard East Elmhurst, NY 11369 (718) 565-8900 Room Rate: $179 Online reservation available at: New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott For reservations at the Courtyard New York LaGuardia Airport Please call- (800) 321-2211 When speaking with Reservations please reference Group: USSO o Note your room rate for this hotel is $179 not inclusive of tax For reservations at the New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott Please call- (718) 565-8900 When speaking with Reservations please reference Event Group: 2013 Intercollegiate Championship o Note your room rate for this hotel is $179 not inclusive of tax Airport Shuttle from La Guardia International Airport to both the Courtyard New York LaGuardia Airport and the New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott is complementary. Upon arrival proceed to the Baggage Claim level and the provided hospitality phone. Select either the Courtyard New York LaGuardia Airport and the New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott. The operator will direct you to a meeting location and approximate time of pick up. For information pertaining to transportation to and from the Tournament Hotel to Tournament Site please see Transportation. Directions Airports: LaGuardia International Airport Take the RFK Bridge (formerly Triborough) to the Grand Central Parkway East. Continue on Grand Central Parkway East until Exit 9P. Follow signs to Parking. John F. Kennedy International Airport Take Van Wyck Express Way (I-678 N). Take exit 10 merging onto Grand Central Pkwy W toward La Guardia Airport and Exit 9P. Follow signs to Parking.

Directions Cont. From Manhattan Take the RFK Bridge (formerly Triborough) to the Grand Central Parkway East. Exit the Grand Central Parkway East at Exit 9E I-678/RT-25A East/Northern Boulevard East. Stay to the left and follow to the Van Wyck Expressway South. Exit the Van Wyck Expressway South at Exit 12A College Point Blvd. Follow signs to Parking. From Brooklyn (Option 1) Take the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE/I-278) East to the Grand Central Parkway East. Exit the Grand Central Parkway East at Exit 9E I-678/ RT -25A East/Northern Boulevard East. Take the RT-25A East/Northern Boulevard East exit ramp toward the Mets Stadium. At the 1st traffic light off the exit ramp, make a right onto Shea Road. Follow signs to Parking. From Brooklyn (Option 2) Take the Jackie Robinson Parkway to the Van Wyck Expressway North. Exit the Van Wyck Expressway at Exit 12A. Continue straight on to College Point Blvd. Follow signs to Parking. From Long Island Take the Long Island Expressway (LIE/I-495) West to Exit 22B College Point Blvd. At first light, make a right on College Point Blvd. Follow signs to Parking. From Connecticut /Westchester (Option 1) Take I-95 to the Whitestone Bridge to the Whitestone Expressway South. Stay to the left and take the Van Wyck Expressway. Exit the Van Wyck Expressway South at Exit 12A College Point Blvd. Follow signs to Parking. From Connecticut /Westchester (Option 2) Take I-95 to the Throgs Neck Bridge to I-295/ Clearview Expressway South. Exit I-295/ Clearview Expressway South at Exit 4 Long Island Expressway (LIE/I-495) West. Take the Long Island Expressway (LIE/I-495) West to Exit 22B College Point Blvd. At the first light, make a right on College Point Blvd. Follow signs to Parking.From Northern New Jersey (Option 1) Take the George Washington Bridge to the Harlem River Drive, then to the RFK Bridge (formerly Triborough). Follow FROM MANHATTAN directions above. From Northern New Jersey (Option 2) Take the George Washington Bridge to the Cross Bronx Expressway, then to the Whitestone Bridge. Take the Whitestone Expressway South. Stay to the left and take the Van Wyck Expressway. Exit the Van Wyck Expressway South at Exit 12A College Point Blvd. Follow signs to Parking. From Southern New Jersey Take the Verrazzano Bridge to the Brooklyn- Queens Expressway (I-278) East to the Grand Central Parkway East. Follow FROM BROOKLYN (OPTION #1) directions above.

A-Z of the 2013 National Indoor Intercollegiate Championship Athletic Training Athletic Training services will be provided by Columbia University and the USTA. Prior to any modality treatment, all players must complete the Modality Application and return it via fax to Columbia Athletic Training Room at (212) 854-4597 or Jim Gossett at Jdg2@columbia.edu. Any questions regarding athletic training may be directed to the Columbia Athletic Training room at (212) 854-3178. Awards The awards ceremony will occur after the conclusion of the Men s & Women s Doubles Finals and the Men s and Women s Singles/Consolation Finals on Sunday, November 10 th. Singles, Doubles, and Consolation Champion and Finalist will be presented with a trophy on court immediately following the conclusion of the finals match. The Men s & Women s Sportsmanship award will be presented on Saturday, November 9 th. Banquet The National Indoor Intercollegiate Championship Banquet will occur Wednesday, November 6 th at 7:00p at the US Open Player Dining in Arthur Ashe Stadium at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Business dress attire is mandatory for all players and coaches (jacket and tie for men; dress, skirt or dress pants for women). New for 2013- Players are invited to attend a social hour from 6:00p-7:00p in the Player Lounge adjacent to Player Dining. Specifically for the banquet transportation will be provided from the official tournament hotel to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Please see below the transportation schedule for this evening. Wednesday, November 6th For Coaches Meetings there will be a special bus departing at 5:15p from the Courtyard LaGuardia and 5:30p from the LaGuardia Marriott to ensure that you make the 6:00p Coaches Mandatory Coaches Meeting. For Players- there will be two buses to transport players to the Banquet. We would recommend that not everyone wait for the second bus. First bus-departing at 5:45p from the Courtyard LaGuardia and at 6:00 from the LaGuardia Marriott. Second Bus- Departing at 6:00p from the Courtyard LaGuardia and 6:15p from the Players LaGuardia Marriott. Officials- There will be a final bus departing at 6:30p from the Courtyard LaGuardia and Officials 6:45p departure from the LaGuardia Marriott. All return buses will begin transporting Players/Coaches/Officials at the conclusion of the Banquet

Check-In Player check in is to occur in the Lobby of the located off of Parking Lot B of the on Wednesday, November 6 th from 9:00a until 6:00p. Coaches Meeting (Mandatory) Mandatory Coaches Meeting will occur from 6:00p-7:00p in the Media Room 1 of the Arthur Ashe Stadium prior to the NIIC Banquet. See the above Banquet for information specific to transportation. Credentials Players and Coaches will receive credentials upon check-in at the. Credentials should be worn at all times throughout the tournament. Areas such as the Players Lounge and Player Locker Rooms require a visible credential to be accessed. Credentials are unable to be reissued. Credentials will be issued for Players and up to two (2) Coaches. Credential application deadline is Friday, November 1 st and may be applied for at the following link- 2013 NIIC- Online Credential Application- Players & Coaches Dining Lunches will be provided for Players and Coaches beginning on Thursday, November 7 th through Sunday, November 10 th in the Player s Lounge located on the 2 nd Floor of the. Both Players and Coaches will be expected to present their credentials to receive lunch. Concessions are also available on the 1 st floor lobby. Please note that there is no food allowed on the viewing platform however there are dining tables and chairs located on the first floor for players, coaches, and guests. Please see the area restaurant list for other dining establishments in the area. Entry Fee All entry fees are to be paid online through the ITA website after selections are announced. Entry fees must be paid for all participants (automatic bids & at-large selections) and the fee is $50/singles and $60/doubles team. Registration online must be completed regardless of payment method; credit card payments can be completed online and cash/checks transactions will be completed during on-site check-in. In this case, please make checks payable to the ITA. Please note that a minimum of $5 per entry will be deducted from all refunds processed through our Online Payment Center (even before the registration deadline). Maps Flushing Meadows/Corona Park Surrounding Area Map of USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center Grounds Map of Indoor Training Center

Media Follow live scoring provided by host institution Columbia University for the National Indoor Intercollegiate Championship at: NIIC- Live Scoring Parking Players and coaches are invited to park in Parking Lot B accessible through Perimeter Rd and adjacent to the and the East Gate Entrance. Visitors and spectators are invited to attend and are requested to park in Parking Lot A also off of Perimeter Rd. Practice Courts Practice Courts will be available on Wednesday, November 6 th between the hours of 9:00a- 5:00p and 9:00p to 12:00a. Players/Coaches may book practice courts by sending an email with requested practice times to CollegeTennis@usta.com beginning on Thursday, October 31 st between the hours of 9:00a-5:00p EST. Email confirmations will be returned within 24 hours of received request. Practice Courts prior to Wednesday, November 6 th may be booked through the at (718) 760-6200x0 and are subject to the public practice court rate. Please view the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center website for further information. Practice court reservations during the event (Thursday, November 7 th - Sunday, November 9 th ) will be scheduled at the Tournament Desk. Seating Players, coaches and spectators are invited to watch all matches from the viewing platform located on the 2 nd Floor of the Indoor Tennis Center. During the Finals on Sunday, November 10 th seating will be available on Court 8. Entry to this seating area is accessible through the first floor court entrance. Please note no food or beverages are permitted on Court 8. Selection Criteria Men s Selection: Singles: (32 draw) Doubles: (20 draw) 8 ITA All-American Quarterfinalists 1 ITA All-American Consolation Winner 12 USTA/ITA Regional Champions 1 USTA/ITA National Small College Champion 1 Host Site wild card 2 ITA wild cards 1 USTA wild card 6 At-large (must all be a USTA/ITA Regional Championship runner-up) 12 USTA/ITA Regional Champions 2 ITA All-American Finalists 1 ITA All-American Consolation Winner 1 USTA/ITA National Small College Champion 1 Host wild card 1 USTA wild card 2 At-large

Selection Criteria Cont. At-Large and ITA Wildcard Selections: To be considered for a singles or doubles at-large spot (or ITA Wildcard in singles) all players (except those who received an automatic bid) must be submitted through the online application form found on the ITA website by October 23, 2013. (Note: This includes all singles runners-up and semifinalist doubles teams at the USTA/ITA Regional Championships). At-large Singles Criteria: To be considered for an at-large selection in men s singles, a player must have reached at least the finals of a USTA/ITA Regional Championship. Six (6) at-large selections will be made from the pool of runners-up from the 12 USTA/ITA Regional Championships, based on fall results/performance and ITA National Preseason Rankings. Once the ranking list has been exhausted, the committee will make the selection based solely on fall results/performance. (Approved by the ITA Division I Operating Committee, May 2012) At-large Doubles Criteria: To be considered for an at-large selection in men s doubles, a team must have reached at least the semifinals of a USTA/ITA Regional Championship. From this pool, the National Tournament Committee will select doubles teams based on fall results and preseason rankings. Women s Selections: Singles: (32 draw) 4 Riviera/ITA All-American Semifinalists 1 Riviera/ITA All-American Consolation Winner 12 USTA/ITA Regional Champions 1 USTA/ITA National Small College Champion 1 Host Site wild card 2 USTA wild cards 1 ITA wild card 10 At-large: o 6 of the 12 USTA/ITA Regional Championship runners-up o 4 At-large selections based on fall o results Doubles: (20 draw) 12 USTA/ITA Regional Champions 2 Riviera/ITA All-American Finalists 1 Riviera/ITA All-American Consolation Winner 1 USTA/ITA National Small College Champion 1 Host wild card 1 USTA wild card 2 At-large At-Large and ITA Wildcard Selections: To be considered for a singles or doubles at-large spot (or ITA Wildcard in singles) all players (except those who received an automatic bid) must be submitted through the online application form found on the ITA website by October 23, 2013. (Note: This includes all singles runners-up and semifinalist doubles teams at the USTA/ITA Regional Championships).

Selection Criteria Cont. At-Large Singles Criteria: To be considered for an at-large selection in singles, a player must have played in the singles draw of a USTA/ITA Regional Championship. There are total of 10 at-large selections in singles. Six (6) at-large selections will be made from the pool of runners-up from the 12 USTA/ITA Regional Championships, based on fall results/performance and ITA National Preseason Ranking. Four (4) at-large selections will be made from the pool of players who have reached at least the quarterfinals of the ITA All-American Singles Championship or the quarterfinals a USTA/ITA Regional Singles Championship. From this pool, the National Tournament Committee will select players based on fall results/performance and ITA National Preseason Rankings. (Approved by the ITA Division I Operating Committee, May 2012) At-large Doubles Criteria: To be considered for an at-large selection in women s doubles, a team must have reached at least the semifinals of a USTA/ITA Regional Championship. From this pool, the National Tournament Committee will select doubles teams based on fall results and preseason rankings. Stringer Stringing is performed onsite at the Pro Shop located on off of the Lobby on the first level. Stringing is $20.00/racquet providing individual supplies string. Today Show Barring unforeseen circumstances there will be a bus transporting players from the official hotels- 6:00a departure to the Today Show located at NBC Studios in Rockefeller Plaza. Players and coaches who are in town are encouraged to participate in this unique experience. Transportation (New for 2013) Tournament transportation will only be available on Wednesday, November 6 th for transportation of Coaches to the Mandatory Coaches meeting at 6:00p and transportation of Players from the official hotel to the Banquet. Return transportation will be available at the conclusion of the Banquet for return of Coaches and Players to the official tournament hotels- Courtyard LaGuardia and the Marriot LaGuardia. Travel Reimbursement Policy USTA Collegiate Tennis will reimburse up to $200 per player to offset travel expenses. To receive reimbursement, flights must be booked through Anthony Travel (1.877.284.2254), the official travel agency of the ITA. Should Anthony Travel conflict with your institution s travel policy, please contact the ITA office at 609-851-8454. Schools within a 250-mile radius or that are eligible to fly but choose to drive, will receive actual mileage reimbursement, not to exceed $200 per player. Mileage reimbursement will be calculated at the government issued rate of $.565/mile. In cases where more than one player per team is traveling together, reimbursement shall not exceed actual mileage or airfare cost.

Please note that each school will be responsible to pay for the flight reservations/travel arrangements and the USTA will reimburse each coach after travel has been completed and an invoice submitted to the ITA office via fax at 609.497.9586. Wireless All guests are able to access the secure wireless network located onsite at the. Upon opening your wireless access select the network entitled US Open Guest.; username ustaguest and password guest2013 will complete login. Withdrawal Policy ITA Rule IV.A.4. Entry into and Withdrawal from ITA National Championships (Page 265, 2012 Friend at Court) 1. A player must not accept entry into the qualifying or main draw of an event if injured and not sure if he/she can compete in this event except with the written approval of the ITA office. In this case, if approval is granted, the coach must notify the ITA office by phone, e-mail and/or fax no later than seven (7) days before the start of the event, if the player is still injured and not fully recovered at that point. 2. Once a player (or doubles team) accepts an invitation into the qualifying or main draw of an event, he/she cannot withdraw within seven (7)* days prior to the start of the event. All withdrawals within this timeframe will be subject to any applicable entry fees. In addition, a withdrawal must be deemed excusable by the ITA office in order to avoid penalty. Late withdrawals will only be excused for one of the following reasons: i. Extreme academic circumstances beyond the player s control and attested to by the Dean s office (in this case the ITA office shall be notified in writing by the Dean s office within 24 hours). ii. Physical injury or sickness that occurs after the withdrawal deadline; any such medical withdrawal must be made with written documentation from a physician and the athletic department, which must be provided to the ITA office within 24 hours of injury. *For the pre-qualifying rounds of an ITA National Championship only, a player (or doubles team) cannot be withdrawn within 10 days of the start of the event. 3. All inexcusable withdrawals will result in: a letter of reprimand to the head coach with a copy sent to the school s Athletic Director; and a fine to the head coach in the amount of $500. If a player is withdrawn for any reason once the tournament has begun, he/she will receive an unranked loss (his/her opponent will not receive a win unless the warm-up has started). Withdrawal for any reason must notify Angel Prinos with the ITA at aprinos@itatennis.com or via cell at 609-638-6693.

For any additional questions please see the Hospitality Desk located on the 2 nd Floor of the Indoor Training Center or call 561-451-7398 beginning Monday, November 4 th.