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| There
will be two ladders this year – one for singles and one for
doubles. The intention of the ladder is to encourage friendly matches
among club members and the results will not count for the Grading
List. You need to put your name onto the relevant Ladder List and
the initial ladder will be set up based on the grading list. You will
then be able to challenge up to 3 places above you. Matches will be
the best of 5 games (i.e. first to 3). If the winner is the higher placed person (pair), there is no change to the ladder. If the winner is the lower placed person (pair), the lower placed person (pair) moves up to the higher placed person’s (pair’s) position and the higher placed person (pair) and all others between the higher and lower placed persons (pairs) move down ONE rung. |
LADDER RULES
INDIVIDUALS
1. The first ladder to be arranged in ranking order straight from the latest grading list.
2. Grading points do not count.
3. Normal scoring best of 5 games.
4. No time limit on when games are played.
5. Challenges arranged between each other.
6. Mark and Ref own games.
7. Can only challenge a maximum of 3 places above you.
8. The ladder will not follow the grading list when there are changes to the list, the player has to play their way up the ladder.
9. A player cannot decline a challenge.
10. The result to be entered into the ladder book that will hang by ladder board.
11. Adjustments to ladder have to match up with results in book.
12. Queries or disputes to Brett WATENE.
DOUBLES
As above up to 12.
1. Only one ladder, partners can be mixed or not.
2. No grade restriction but must know how to play doubles.
3. No cross courts.
4. Normal scoring best of 5.
5. Can play with partner of same gender as well as a mixed partner, but not two different partners of same gender.