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Q: What is the white part on the tennis net called?
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Why is it called a let in tennis when the ball hits the net?

It is called a "let" in tennis when the ball hits the net because "Filet" is the French word for net and the game originated in France.


What is it called when a tennis ball goes around the net and not over it?

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What is it called when the server hits the net with the ball in tennis?

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What is a shot called that travels just over the net and bounces close to the net in tennis?

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What is a tennis net made out of?

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How many ft long is the net on a tennis court?

The standard tennis net is three feet high, exactly one yard.


What is soccer tennis?

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How many boxes are in the net of table tennis?

It varies from net to net


How many people are on each side of the net in a single games of tennis?

There is one person on each side of the net. That's why it's called singles.


In tennis what is the term used when a served ball hits the net but falls into the correct court?

A Let It is called a "Let".


How tall is the top of the net in tennis?

The official height of a tennis court net is three feet in the middle of the net. At the posts, located on each side of the court, the net should be three and a half feet high.


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