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Sports league season
2011 World TeamTennis season Duration July 4, 2011 – July 21, 2011 Start date July 22–23, 2011 Eastern Conference Champions Washington Kastles Western Conference Champions St. Louis Aces Date July 24th, 2011 Site Charleston , SC Champions Washington Kastles
The 2011 World TeamTennis season was the 36th season of the top professional tennis league in the United States . Before the start of the 2011 season, the New York Buzz and the New York Sportimes merged into one New York team, the NY Sportimes.
Competition format [ ]
The 2011 World TeamTennis season included 9 teams, split into two conferences (Eastern and Western). The Eastern Conference had 4 teams, while the Western Conference 5 teams. Each team played a 14 match regular season schedule, with 7 home and 7 away matches. World TeamTennis’s playoff format consisted of the top two teams in each conference playing a semifinal on either July 22 (Eastern Conference) or July 23 (Western Conference), and the winners of each match playing in the final on July 24, 2011.
Standings [ ]
2011 Eastern Conference Playoffs
2011 Western Conference Playoffs
Results table [ ]
Abbreviation and Color Key:Boston Lobsters - BOS • Kansas City Explorers - KAN • Newport Beach Breakers - NPB • New York Sportimes - NYS Philadelphia Freedoms - PHI • Sacramento Capitals - SAC • Springfield Lasers - SPR • St. Louis Aces - STL • Washington Kastles - WAS
Win • Loss • Home • Away
Team
Match
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Boston Lobsters
NYS
NYS
WAS
PHI
KAN
PHI
SPR
SPR
STL
PHI
WAS
STL
SAC
NPB
25-16
16-21
10-25
22-16
8-25
23-15
24-19
17-23
13-25
22-17
18-25
11-24
22-21
22-14
Kansas City Explorers
WAS
SAC
NPB
SPR
BOS
SAC
NPB
SAC
NYS
SPR
NYS
PHI
STL
STL
18-21
16-23
14-23
21-17
25-8
12-23
23-17
20-15
25-7
21-13
18-24
21-17
20-17
15-23
Newport Beach Breakers
STL
SPR
STL
KAN
NYS
SAC
WAS
KAN
SAC
SAC
PHI
STL
SPR
BOS
19-18
20-19
20-21
23-14
17-19
19-22
13-21
17-23
18-19
11-22
16-25
11-21
21-14
14-22
New York Sportimes
BOS
BOS
PHI
SAC
NPB
STL
WAS
PHI
PHI
SPR
KAN
KAN
WAS
WAS
16-25
21-16
23-13
21-12
19-17
16-15
19-20
21-19
19-21
17-20
7-25
24-18
20-21
15-23
Philadelphia Freedoms
SPR
WAS
NYS
BOS
STL
BOS
STL
NYS
NYS
BOS
SPR
NPB
KAN
WAS
13-24
18-19
13-23
16-22
11-25
15-23
22-17
19-21
21-19
17-22
13-25
25-16
17-21
11-25
Sacramento Capitals
STL
KAN
NYS
WAS
NPB
KAN
STL
KAN
NPB
NPB
WAS
SPR
BOS
SPR
16-21
23-16
12-21
16-21
22-19
23-12
20-19
15-20
19-18
22-11
14-25
25-7
21-22
21-17
Springfield Lasers
PHI
NPB
WAS
KAN
STL
BOS
BOS
WAS
NYS
PHI
KAN
SAC
NPB
SAC
24-13
19-20
20-23
17-21
16-21
19-24
23-17
20-21
22-17
25-13
13-21
7-25
14-21
17-21
St. Louis Aces
NPB
SAC
NPB
PHI
SPR
NYS
PHI
SAC
BOS
WAS
BOS
NPB
KAN
KAN
18-19
21-16
21-20
25-11
21-16
15-16
17-22
19-20
25-13
20-21
24-11
21-11
17-20
23-15
Washington Kastles
KAN
PHI
BOS
SPR
SAC
NPB
NYS
SPR
STL
BOS
SAC
NYS
NYS
PHI
21-18
19-18
25-10
23-20
21-16
21-13
20-19
21-20
21-20
25-18
25-14
21-20
23-15
25-11
Playoffs [ ]
References [ ]
External links [ ]
Seasons Current teams Former teams Current stadiums
Credit Union 1 Arena (Chicago)
Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning (New York)
Breakers Stadium at the Palisades Tennis Club (Orange County)
USTA National Campus (Orlando)
Michael J. Hagan Arena (Philadelphia)
Omni La Costa Resort and Spa (San Diego)
Mediacom Stadium at Cooper Tennis Complex (Springfield)
Orleans Arena (Vegas)
Kastles Stadium at Union Market (Washington)
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