Mini Maxi Cup
What?
A one-day event in which a minor player (Mini) and an adult player (Maxi) form a team.
Where?
At every Arenal club.
When?
Check the calendar for the specific date for each club.
What is it?
You register as a duo, with one minor player (Mini) and one adult player (Maxi) per team — usually a parent and child, but it could just as easily be a grandparent and grandchild, or another pair from the same family or circle of friends.
Teams are divided into pools based on their composition, so that the skill level differences between pools remain as balanced as possible. Within each pool, you play a series of friendly — but officially scored — matches against other pairs. At the end of the day, a winner is crowned for each pool, often with a small souvenir or prize for every participating pair.
The difference in skill level between Mini and Maxi doesn’t have to be a problem — that’s precisely the premise of the format: the joy of being on the court together comes first, not the score. For many families, this is the first time a parent and child actually play a match together, rather than just exercising side by side.
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[TO BE COMPLETED: format, who it's for, date and price.] You sign up via the Tournify link on the event page.
