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Network Member Points

We just released a new feature for the networks that awards "network points" for winning, or losing matches within any of the network's ladders, leagues or tournaments. In a way, it is like a network wide tennis ladder. 

The default settings awards 100 points for a win, and 10 points for a loss during the last 365 days. These settings can be changed at anytime from the "Network Admin->Network Points" admin drop down.


Network Points on Members Page

You will now see "Network Points" next to each member, on the "Members" page of the networks. You can also order by these network points.


Network Points Leaderboard

​On the Network's "Members" page, you will see the top 20 men and women with the most points. This is an easy way to quickly see who has the most network points.


Network Points on Profile Pages

​On profile pages within a network, you will see the member's network points, and their current ranking within the network.

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