Club tennis is social, so results aren't just numbers — you can react to them.
GIF reactions. When a result is logged, you (and others in the league) can drop a GIF reaction on it — a bit of celebration, commiseration or friendly wind-up. Tap the reaction button on a match, search for a GIF, and post it.
React to upcoming matches too. A fixture that hasn't been played gets its own pre-match reactions — "Should be a great game 🎾", "Calling an upset 😏", "Winner buys the drinks 🍻" — plus a match predictor so the whole club can call the winner before a ball is hit.
Courtside banter. In any chat, tap 😊 and you'll find a row of cheeky one-liners — "Hope you've been practising 👀", "Loser buys the drinks 🍻", "My court after this 🏰". They're a fixed set (so it always stays friendly), they send with one tap, and they arrive with a little swagger.
Club pulse. The Results page shows who's on a run — three wins on the trot, a hot month — and anyone can give it 👏 kudos. The player gets a nudge that the club's behind them. No clapping your own run, mind.
Keeping it friendly. Reactions are filtered for suitable content, and anything shared is visible to the league, so keep it good-natured. If you ever see a reaction that isn't appropriate, tap report on it and an organiser will take a look. In junior leagues, extra safeguards apply.
Say "good game". After a match you can send a quick good game to your opponent — a small nod that keeps the club spirit up and feeds into fair-play recognition.
It's all optional — but a well-timed GIF after taking someone's spot never hurts.