For clubs · Season I

Your club,in a league.

Atris turns your club into a team: a season of home and away ties, players who stay for the calendar, and courts filled on weekends. Here is how it works for you.

doubles matches per tie
3

doubles matches per tie

courts to build: you host, you keep the revenue
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courts to build: you host, you keep the revenue

founding places for Season I
10

founding places for Season I

How it works

Anatomy of a tie.

A tie between two clubs is not a series of matches. It is two teams fighting for a position.

  1. Match 1

    Pair 1 vs pair 1

    1–0
  2. Match 2

    Pair 2 vs pair 2

    1–1
  3. Match 3

    Pair 3 vs pair 3

    2–1

Tie score

Home 2, Away 1

Match 3 decides the tie.

  • 3

    doubles matches per tie. Win two and the tie is yours.

  • 8–15

    players per squad. Deep enough for a season, small enough to feel like a team.

  • Home & away

    Every club hosts and every club travels.

Divisions

Six divisions. Every team has a next step.

Three divisions, played twice: once by men's teams, once by women's. Six divisions in all.

  1. Division I

    Top tier

  2. Division II

    Promotion / relegation

  3. Division III

    Development

↑ Promotion↓ Relegation

Each division has its own standings. At the end of the season the top clubs go up and the bottom clubs go down.

Fair play

Every level stays level.

  1. 01

    Before the season, the organisation assigns every player a level.

  2. 02

    Captains build their pairs within those levels, round after round.

  3. 03

    The league reviews any pair that doesn't fit its division.

Court economics

Both teams pay for the court. The home club keeps the revenue.

pays its share of the courts

pays its share of the courts

Home team

Away team

Home club

hosts the tie on its own courts and invoices both teams

2

teams pay court fees at every tie

1

club keeps the revenue: the one that hosts

0

courts to build, rent or maintain by the league

Weekend income, guaranteed

Every home tie fills courts on a weekend slot, paid by both teams.

Weekday income, recurring

Teams train to compete. Squads of 8 to 15 players mean regular weekday sessions all season.

Atris builds the competition, the brand, the platform and the content. Clubs bring the courts, the players and the community.

Founding benefits

Founding Club, permanently.

  1. 01

    Founding Club status

    On your kit, your platform page and every edition of the league.

  2. 02

    A seat at the table

    Co-design the first regulations and the economic model with us.

  3. 03

    Special entry conditions

    Season I terms that will not be offered again. We share them in person.

  4. 04

    Priority on the big moments

    First option to host the Atris Finals and priority in Latvia and Estonia.

What your club gets.

  1. 01An identity
  2. 02Retention with a calendar
  3. 03Court revenue
  4. 04Your page on the platform
  5. 05Content about your club
  6. 06Local sponsors
  7. 07A captain's community
  8. 08The Finals

The season

Kick-off in February. A final that feels like a festival.

01

February

Season I kicks off.

A ball on the line of an outdoor court

Founding clubs, six divisions, the first round of ties.

02

Regular season

Home and away.

A player reaches for a lob under the night sky

Ties on weekends at the home club's courts. Standings updated after every tie.

03

Playoffs

Promotion is decided.

A mixed pair rallying at the net

The best clubs of each division qualify. Promotion and relegation are settled.

04

Atris Finals

One weekend. One venue.

Trophies on a table

Semi-finals and finals for every division. Centre court, music, awards.

  • 6divisions in Season I: three men's, three women's
  • 2ties per club and round: one men's, one women's team
  • 1weekend every club wants to reach

Exact match days, rounds and the Finals venue are agreed with the founding clubs before the calendar is published.

The Finals

Atris Finals

The season doesn't end with a trophy handed over on a court. It ends with an event: one weekend, one venue, the best clubs of every division.

  1. 01Semi-finals and finals for every division
  2. 02Centre court, music and presenters
  3. 03Fan zone, hospitality and awards
A mixed pair holding the trophy at the Atris Finals photocall

A champion in every division.

Playoffs decide each division on its own: men's and women's, Division I to III. Every category lifts its own trophy. As the league grows, the champions of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia will meet in one Baltic Masters.

  1. 01

    Regular season

    Home and away

  2. 02

    Playoffs

    Every division

  3. 03

    Champions

    One per category

  4. 04

    Baltic Masters

    Coming as the league grows

Founding clubs · Season I

10 founding places

The clubs that enter first won't be participants.They'll be founders.

  1. Your club's name here
    Founding club 01Vilnius
  2. Your club's name here
    Founding club 02Kaunas
  3. Your club's name here
    Founding club 03Klaipėda
  4. Your club's name here
    Founding club 04Vilnius
  5. Your club's name here
    Founding club 05Kaunas
  6. Your club's name here
    Founding club 06Vilnius
  7. Your club's name here
    Founding club 07Klaipėda
  8. Your club's name here
    Founding club 08Kaunas
  9. Your club's name here
    Founding club 09Vilnius
  10. Your club's name here
    Founding club 10Open

Three steps to your club's first tie in February.

  1. 01. Let's meet

    A visit to your club. We present the league, listen to what your players need and answer everything.

  2. 02. Shape it together

    Founding clubs help close the regulations, the calendar and the economic model.

  3. 03. Sign as a Founding Club

    Your club's name goes on the founding list. Teams, captains and kits are prepared for February.

10 founding places

Reserve your founding place.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • Courts available on weekend slots for home ties, at least one men's or women's squad of 8 to 15 players, and a captain.

  • Both teams pay their share of the courts at every tie. The home club hosts and keeps the revenue.

  • Founding clubs enter Season I under special conditions that won't be offered again. We share them in person during the visit.

  • Yes. A club can enter a men's and a women's team, and more teams in different divisions as the league grows.

  • Season I kicks off in February 2027. Exact match days are agreed with the founding clubs.