e-Pennant Handbook

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e-Pennant Handbook

2011 Autumn e-Pennant Handbook
PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
PENNANT
ADMINISTRATOR
Jo Keegan
Email:
[email protected]
Mobile: 0418 475 869
Fax:
02 9344 9887
Postal Address:
11 Haig St. Maroubra 2035
Hours:
Monday to Friday
9:30am – 6pm only
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NSW Squash Limited
ABN: 52 992 519 238
2011 Autumn Pennant
Official e-Programme
Patron:
Heather McKay, A.M., M.B.E.
Board of:
Directors
Ollie Lind, Jan Grant, Jason McLauchlan,
Dawn Moggach, Peter Saxby, Ross Telfer,
Chris Lloyd
http://www.squash.org.au/nsw/about_us/annual_report.htm
refer pages 6 to 8: Organisational Chart and Profiles
Administrators: Magda Cawthorne
Bob Dubois, J.P.
Admin Assistant: Ellenora Herbert
Disciplinary Tribunal:
Tribunal Chairman:
Gary McIntyre
Tribunal Commissioner: Bob Dubois; J.P.
NSW Squash Office:
Sports House
6 Figtree Drive
Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127
Contact: Magda Cawthorne
Office hours: Mon/Fri 11am – 5pm
Phone/fax: 02 8116 9713
On Message service if unattended
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.nswsquash.com.au
P.O. Box 211
Thornleigh NSW 2120
COMPETITIONS DIVISIONS COMMITTEE
Pennant Administrator:
Pennant District Delegates:
North Delegate:
South/East Delegate:
West Delegate:
Referees Delegate:
Jo Keegan
Lynda Cronshaw
Carlos Franco
Peter Pears
Dawn Moggach
PENNANT ADMINISTRATOR
Pennant Administrator:
Email:
Mobile:
Facsimile:
Postal Address:
Hours:
Jo Keegan
[email protected]
0418 475 869
02 93449887
11 Haig St, Maroubra NSW 2035
Monday to Friday 9.30am – 6:00pm only
EMAILS/ENQUIRIES FROM CLUB REGISTERED PLAYERS:
The Pennant Administrator is available to help and advise CLUBS. The Pennant Administrator cannot
attend to individual players enquiries. Registered Players are advised to contact their Team Captain, Club
Captain or Secretary, in the first instance, for advice and information.
If necessary the Club can then contact the Pennant Administrator for assistance.
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CONTENTS
MARSH INSURANCE ............................................................................................... Page 3
Pennant Dates .............................................................................................................. Page 3
Squash Matrix – Club User Information ..................................................................... Page 3 – 4
Private Club Admittance ............................................................................................. Page 5
NSW Squash Fees and Fines Schedule ....................................................................... Page 5
Spring Pennant Draw .................................................................................................. Page 6
Approved Squash Balls ............................................................................................... Page 6
Spring Pennant 2010 Finalists ..................................................................................... Page 7
Major Grades Teams and Senior Rankings ................................................................. Page 8
North District............................................................................................................... Page 9
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West District................................................................................................................ Page 11 12
South/East District....................................................................................................... Page 12– 14
Sydney Pennant Club & Centre Contacts.................................................................... Page 16
Team Captains ............................................................................................................. Page 17 – 23
NSW Squash Competition By-Laws ........................................................................... Page 24 – 31
WSF Squash Rules Interpretations .............................................................................. Page 32– 39
MARSH INSURANCE
Marsh Insurance have released 3 documents that will assist with Members enquires: (Ctrl + Click to view)
Insurance Summary
Sportcover Player Accident Policy
Sportscover General Liability Policy
PENNANT DATES
2011 Autumn Pennant Dates
Rd 1 week commences Monday 7 March 2011
Final week commences Monday 27 June 2011
Grand Final week commences Monday 4 July 2011
Major Grades Gala Day Wednesday 6 July 2011
2011 Spring Pennant Dates
ALL grades entries close Friday 8 July 2011
Rd 1 week commences Monday 15 August 2011
Finals week commences Monday 5 December 2011
Grand Final week commences 12 December 2011
Major Grades Gala Day Saturday 17 December 2011
SQUASH MATRIX – ENTERING RESULTS
ENTERING RESULTS ON THE MATRIX :
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CLUBS PLEASE READ
Results must be entered into the Matrix by 12 noon Saturday
Failure to enter results by 12 noon Saturday incurs a fine of $10 per result up to a maximum of $40.
All Clubs Administrators or delegate must enter their own results.
The Pennant Administrator will not be entering clubs results.
Results can be entered onto the Matrix by your personal login number. Club Administrators may phone or email the
Pennant Administrator if there are any problems entering Matrix results.
 Weekly results sheets and point scores can be printed off from the club admin password and are not to be printed off
before 12 noon Monday. This allows the system to be updated from weekend results in matrix order.
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SQUASH MATRIX – CLUB USERS
1. Help
If you have any queries about the competition please contact the Pennant Administrator in the normal way.
If you have problems, queries or suggestions about the operation of the Matrix, please contact the Pennant Administrator.
2. Log On
Club Users must log on to the Matrix with a club admin user logon. This is different from the MyMatrix logon. The web address is:
www.squashmatrix.com/admin
Enter your username and password. These are case sensitive. Note that your club name may have been abbreviated for the
username, so check the spelling carefully. Click Logon.
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You cannot change your password yourself – if you forget it or think it has been compromised, please contact the Pennant
Administrator.
At any time you can log off by simply closing your browser window or by selecting a non-Matrix web page.
Any Number of people can share the same Club User Logon – it belongs to the club, not to any individual.
3. Menus
You will be presented with a menu of functions. The Matrix functions are under regular development, and we will be introducing
new functions from time to time. The currently relevant functions are:
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Result Sheets
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Divisional Ladders
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Teams Contact Report
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Players Contact Report
At any time you can return to these menus by clicking on the word Admin in the top left corner of the screen.
As a club user you will only be able to access reports for the specific club for which you are logged on.
4. Navigation
When navigating the Matrix screens, always use the blue links or specific buttons.
Never use the Back button on your browser - the Matrix system will not know where you are and this may cause errors.
When you are using Event-specific functions, make sure you are in the correct Event – if necessary, click on the Event name at the
top of the screen and you will see a drop down list at the right hand side.
5. Printing
When you request a report for printing, the Matrix generates this as a PDF file, and uses your Adobe PDF Reader to display it.
PDF documents are used very widely, and most systems will have a PDF reader installed. If you do not have one, go to
www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readermain.html for a free download.
For printed reports, select the menu items with the PDF logo.
When the reports are displayed, they include a toolbar with a print icon. This leads to your standard print dialogue.
6. Result Sheets
Results sheets are displayed for the current Event only. If you have teams playing in more than one Event (eg Majors and a
District), you will need to print them separately for each Event.
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When you click on Result Sheets, you will be asked to select the round. If you want to print all sheets for the round, leave the
selection as All Divisions, or select a specific division.
If you want to send messages to your players, you can add them to the sheets by typing them in the Comments box.
These will be displayed at the top of each sheet along with any central messages specified by the Pennant Administrator.
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Click on Display Results Sheets (at right) to display the sheets. To print, click on the relevant print button.
7. Divisional Ladders
Divisional Ladders are displayed for the current Event only.
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When you click on the Divisional Ladders for Event it displays the ladder. Click on the relevant print button.
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Note that there is a separate report under the Club reports, Club Ladder Report. This shows the ladders for only the divisions
in which the club has teams, and gives more detail for the club’s teams. This is also for the current Event only.
8. Contact Reports
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There are two reports, Teams Contact Report and Players Contact Report, which give the contact details registered for teams
and players respectively.
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The Teams Contact Report is for the current Event only.
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Due to NSW Government regulations regarding licensed clubs, identification may be required to gain admittance. This
mainly concerns young players.
At Norths Leagues Club it is preferable to know in advance if anyone under 18 is playing so that alternative access to the
Squash Courts can be arranged. This can be done by contacting the team captain.
DRESS REQUIREMENTS FOR CLUBS
Bulldogs Rugby League Club - North Sydney Leagues - Bondi Waverley – Sharks International
Men must wear long slacks or shorts with long socks, shirts (with collar) and suitable footwear (with socks) at all times.
Slippers, sandals and training shoes are not considered suitable footwear. Wearing of overalls,
T-shirts, squash gear, thongs, etc. is not permissible at any time.
South Sydney Juniors Rugby League Club:
Licensed club dress regulations apply – Squash clothes are not to be worn while entering or leaving club premises.
Bondi Waverley: Players must have showered and changed before they will be admitted to the club room.
Killara Golf Club: Men - long slacks, shirts with collar and suitable footwear with socks at all times. Jacket and/or tie are
optional. Ladies - smart casual in line with men's requirements. Not allowed are - T shirts, singlets, track suits, squash
gear, denim or jeans of any description, shorts, sport shoes, trainers, slippers, sandals or thongs.
University & Schools Club: Coat and tie must be worn.
2011 NSW SQUASH FEES AND FINE SCHEDULE:
Recommended by the CDC and ratified by the Booard and Adopted January 2011
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Sydney Pennant Club Membership Fee: per annum due 1st January 2011: $10 a Court capped at maximum $50.
Eg. If a Centre has 3 Clubs participating in Pennant Competition the maximum Membership Fees payable by the
Centre on behalf of those Clubs is $50 total.
Player Registration Fee: per calendar year: $40 per senior player, $30 per junior player.
2011 Autumn Pennant Team Registration fee: $170 OR discounted to $140 if paid before the end of Round 4.
2011 Spring Pennant Team Registration fee: $170 OR discounted to $140 if paid before the end of Round 4.
Forfeits: $30 per player forfeited, $120 per team, $200 per team for rounds 14 and 15.
Forfeits in District Finals and Grand Finals $200 per team.
Forfeits in Major Grade Finals and Grand Finals $400 per team.
Failure to enter results by Saturday 12 noon: $10 per result up to a maximum of $40.
Attendance at referees lectures: (refer By-Law 4.6.4):
One team player attending - 14 bonus points.
Two or more team players attending - maximum 28 bonus points.
Player competing in two districts attendance will be counted towards receiving bonus points for each team.
Failure to referee Finals/Grand Finals: $80 per team.
Playing of unregistered players: $30 per player.
Non attendance of Club at District Annual General Meeting: $80.
Falsifying result sheets: $150.
Team Withdrawal: $100 per club and $200 per team.
Appeals from Disciplinary Decision: $80 (refunded if appeal upheld).
Appeals from CDC and Pennant Administrator Decisions: $80 (refunded if appeal upheld).
In-House competition setup fee: $50. There is no cost for Results but results will not be entered for unregistered
player matches. Players must be Registered Players with NSW Squash to have Results recorded on the MATRIX.
Tournament Matrix Result fee: NO COST for NSW Squash sanctioned tournament results. Match Results will not
be entered for unregistered player matches .(ie. Opponents result will also not be entered)
 All costs include GST
All fines must be paid before any team in that Club can play in the Final Series.
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ALL FINE MONIES GO TOWARDS NSW SQUASH JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
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DRAW FOR 2011 AUTUMN PENNANT COMPETITION
Each team in the competition has a number.
The home team in the draw below is always shown first.
ROUND 1
7/3/2011
ROUND 2
14/3/2011
ROUND 3
21/3/2011
ROUND 4
28/3/2011
1v5
2v6
3v4
6v1
4v2
5v3
1v4
3v2
6v5
2v1
3v6
5v4
ROUND 5
4/4/2011
ROUND 6
11/4/2011
ROUND 7
18/4/2011 & 25/4/2011 ** Easter
ROUND 8
2/5/2011
1v3
2v5
4v6
5v1
6v2
4v3
1v6
2v4
3v5
4v1
2v3
5v6
ROUND 9
9/5/2011
ROUND 10
16/5/2011
ROUND 11
23/5/2011
ROUND 12
30/5/2011
1v2
6v3
4v5
3v1
5v2
6v4
1v5
2v6
3v4
6v1
4v2
5v3
ROUND 13
6/6/2011
ROUND 14
13/6/2011
ROUND 15
20/6/2011
1v4
3v2
6v5
2v1
3v6
5v4
1v3
2v5
4v6
FINALS
27/6/2011
GRAND FINALS
4/7/2011
MAJOR GRADES
GALA DAY
6/7/2011
Willoughby Squash Centre
**Easter Split Round:
Mon, Tues, Wed home teams play week 18/4/2011
Thur, Fri home teams play week 25/4/2011
GOOD LUCK TO ALL TEAMS!!!!
APPROVED SQUASH BALLS FOR PENNANT
DUNLOP, HEAD, PRO KENNEX
Premier League and Sydney Grades
Double Yellow
All District Men‟s Division
Double Yellow
South East District Women‟s Division 1 & 2
Double Yellow
South East District Women‟s Division 3 to lowest Single Yellow
North District Women‟s Division 1
Double Yellow
North District Women‟s Division 2 to lowest
Single Yellow
West District Mixed Divisions
Single Yellow
NOTE: Where applicable, if both players agree, they may use the Double Yellow instead of the Single Yellow.
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SPRING PENNANT 2010 FINALISTS
Winners
Runners Up
Winners
Runners Up
MAJOR GRADES
Men-Premier
MAASH M01 [28]
Duffy Ave M01 [W/O]
SOUTH EAST
Men-Div 1
President M03 [18]
Engadine M01 [10]
Men-Div 2
Roselands M01 [18]
BDSC M02 [4]
NORTH
Men-Div 3
Bulldogs M01 [18]
Engadine M02 [4]
Men-01
Willoughby M02 [16]
Lane Cove M02 [12]
Men-Div 4
President M04 [18]
Bulldogs M02 [10]
Men-01
Willoughby M02 [16]
Lane Cove M02 [12]
Women-Div 1 Bulldogs W01 [17]
Georges Hall W01 [5]
Men-02
Elanora M01 [23]
Macq Uni M01 [5]
President W02 [9]
Men-03
Lane Cove M03 [21]
Powerhouse M01 [7]
Georges Hall W02 [9]
Men-04
Courtsportz M02 [19]
Elanora M02 [9]
Women-Div 4 Engadine W01 [22]
BDSC W04 [6]
Men-05
Lane Cove M06 [24]
Powerhouse M02 [4]
Women-Div 5 Engadine W02 [22]
Wests Ashfield W3 [0]
Willoughby M08 [3]
SSJRLC W02 [11]
BDSC W05 [11]
Men-Sydney1 Northmead M01 [20]
Men-06
MAASH M07 [19]
MAASH M02 [8]
Men-07
Macquarie Uni M05 [18]
Macq Uni M04 [10]
Men-08
Powerhouse M03 [24]
Powerhouse M04 [4]
Men-09
Lane Cove M07 [17]
Men-10
Willoughby M12 [25]
Duffy Ave SC M07 [3]
Men-Div 5
SSJRLC M03 [18]
Bondi Wav M06 [4]
Men-Div 6
SSJRLC M04 [24]
Hiscoes M02 [4]
Norths M04 [10]
Men-Div 7
Mutch Park M03 [24]
Bondi Wav M08 [4]
Men-Div 8
Syd Uni M06 [22]
Bondi Wav M10 [6]
Next Gen M05 [3]
Men-Div 10
Mutch Park M06 [17]
Bondi Wav M14 [11]
Willoughby M16 [7]
Men-Div 11
Uni of NSW M05 [17]
Syd Uni M08 [11]
Courtsportz M05 [3]
Men-Div 12
Bondi Waverley M18 [20]
Bondi Wav M17 [8]
Lane Cove M12 [9]
Men-Div 13
Syd Uni M11 [18]
Syd Uni M10 [10]
Men-Div 14
Uni of NSW M10 [20]
Mutch Park M09 [8]
Men-Div 1
Werrington M02 [17]
Baulk Hills M01 [11]
Men-Div 2
Northmead M03 [17]
Premier M02 [5]
Men-Div 3
Bodycourt M04 [17]
Springwood M01 [11]
Men-Div 4
Northmead M04 [17]
Werrington M03 [11]
Men-11
Men-12
Men-13
Men-14
Men-15
Men-16
Men-17
Lane Cove M09 [21]
Norths M07 [25]
Lane Cove M10 [21]
Powerhouse M06 [19]
Lane Cove M11 [19]
Men-18
Macq Uni M09 [11]
Men-19
Lane Cove M13 [25]
Killara M04 [3]
Women-Div 1 Norths W01 [17]
Lane Cove W01 [11]
Women-Div 2 Elanora W02 [24]
Lane Cove W02 [4]
Women-Div 3 Norths W02 [22]
Macq Uni W02 [6]
Women-Div 4 Elanora W03 [22]
Courtsportz W01 [6]
SOUTH MEN
EAST MEN
WEST
Men-Div 5
Engadine M03 [19]
Bulldogs M03 [9]
Men-Div 5
Wenty Leagues M05 [17]
Guildford LC M01 [5]
Men-Div 6
St Geo Leagues M01 [17]
HHSC M01 [11]
Men-Div 6
Bodycourt M05 [20]
Men-Div 7
Sharks M01 [20]
President M06 [8]
Men-Div 7
Wenty Leagues M08 [20]
Dural M02 [8]
Men-Div 8
President M07 [16]
PCYC M04 [12]
Men-Div 8
Hawksbury M02 [17]
Wenty LC M09 [5]
Men-Div 9
BDSC M05 [16]
Geo Hall M03 [12]
Men-Div 9
TLC M04 [26]
Northmead M08 [2]
Men-Div 10
Engadine M06 [21]
Sharks M03 [1]
Men-Div 10
Concord M01 [7]
Men-Div 11
President M09 [25]
Bulldogs M06 [3]
Mixed-Div 11
Northmead M09 [23]
Windsor W01 [5]
Men-Div 12
President M11 [17]
Engadine M07 [11]
Mixed-Div 12
Northmead M10 [20]
Men-Div 13
President M12 [18]
Roselands M06 [10]
Women-Div 13 Werrington W02 [21]
Wenty LC W02 [7]
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PREMIER LEAGUE AND SYDNEY GRADE
PREMIER MEN
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BYE
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MAASH M01
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Bondi Waverley M01
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President M01
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BDSC M01
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Lane Cove M01
6 KEY DRAW
Thu
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Wed
Wed
Tue
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7:30pm
8:00pm
8.00pm
8:00pm
SYDNEY 1 MEN
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TLC M01
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President M02
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MAASH M02
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Werrington M01
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Northmead M01
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Premier M01
6 KEY DRAW
Thu
Tue
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
MENS PREMIER LEAGUE TEAMS
2. MAASH M01
Mike Corren
Shahroze Khan
Luke Hillier
Jason McLauchlan
Nathan Kam
Con Eleftheriou
3. Bondi Wav M01
Cameron Pilley
Ray Payne
Glen Hitch
Kevin-2 Ryan
Kevin Rothschild
Joey Roberts
Ollie Glasspool
4. President M01 5. BDSC M01
David Hunt
Brett Hyland
Michael Bolton
Paul Black
Matt Allatt
Nick Janicaud
Josh Southwell - Nobbs
Mark Cato
6. Lane Cove M01
Aaron Frankcomb
Dylan Reynolds
Eb Swan
Patrick Breadon
Scott Jerome
Major Grade Grading Committee: Peter Aitken, Jason McLauchlan, Sarah Nelson
NSW Squash Senior Rankings (March 2011)
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MENS
David Palmer
Cameron Pilley
Ryan Cuskelly
Scott Arnold
Matthew Karwalski
Simon Carruthers
Jeff Bond
Shahroze Khan
Dylan Reynolds
Luke Hillier
Jason McLauchlan
Brett Hyland
Eb Swan
Kurt Segalla
David Hunt
Patrick Breadon
Paul Black
Michael Bolten
Paul Peters
Jamie Wheatley
New South Wales
New South Wales
New South Wales
New South Wales
Wyong
MAASH
Camden
MAASH
Lane Cove
MAASH
MAASH
President
Lane Cove
Wyong
Bankstown District
Lane Cove
President
Bankstown District
College
MAASH
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WOMENS
Kasey Brown
Donna Urquhart
Tamika Saxby
Nisha Casey
Sarah Nelson
Annette Green
Lauren Cook
Jan Millar
Jennifer Brown
Michelle Vuletas
Andrea Nicholas
Skye Millar
Donna Middleton
Lyndal Ingle-Olsen
New South Wales
New South Wales
Coffs Harbour
Roselands
Bulldogs
Windsor
Willoughby
Elanora
HHSC
Windsor
Willoughby
Elanora
President
President
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North District
DELEGATE: Lynda Cronshaw M: 0411 041 537
Grading Committee: Peter Aitken, Jason McLauchlan
NORTH MENS DIVISION 1 TO 10
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MENS DIVISION 1
Lane Cove M02
Willoughby M02
MAASH M03
Duffy Ave M01
Willoughby M03
Willoughby M01
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
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MENS DIVISION 6
Willoughby M09
Macquarie Uni M04
Norths M02
Duffy Ave M03
Macquarie Uni M03
Lane Cove M10
Thu
Thu
Wed
Thu
Thu
Wed
8:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
1
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MENS DIVISION 2
Willoughby M04
Willoughby M05
Powerhouse M03
MAASH M05
Maquarie Uni M01
MAASH M04
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
1
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MENS DIVISION 7
Next Generation M02
Elanora M05
Powerhouse M08
Willoughby M10
Macquarie Uni M05
Lane Cove M07
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Tue
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
1
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MENS DIVISION 3
MAASH M06
Elanora M01
Lane Cove M04
Duffy Ave M02
Willoughby M06
Elanora M02
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
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MENS DIVISION 8
MAASH M10
Willoughby M12
MAASH M09
Duffy Ave M04
Lane Cove M11
Willoughby M11
Thu
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
Wed
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
1
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3
4
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MENS DIVISION 4
Willoughby M07
Willoughby M08
Norths M01
Lane Cove M05
Next Generation M01
Elanora M03
Thu
Thu
Fri
Thu
Wed
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
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MENS DIVISION 9
Manly Leagues M01
Elanora M07
Willoughby M13
Norths M03
Willoughby M14
Elanora M06
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
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MENS DIVISION 5
Macquarie Uni M02
MAASH M07
Elanora M04
Powerhouse M06
MAASH M08
Lane Cove M09
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
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MENS DIVISION 10
Next Generation M03
Duffy Ave M06
Duffy Ave M05
MAASH M11
Macquarie Uni M06
Lane Cove M12
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
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NORTH MENS DIVISION 11 TO 18
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MENS DIVISION 11
Lane Cove M14
Lane Cove M13
Killara M01
Norths M04
Willoughby M15
Elanora M08
Thu
Wed
Wed
Tue
Thu
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
7.00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
1
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MENS DIVISION 15
Macquarie Uni M08
Lane Cove M16
Norths M08
Killara M02
Macquarie Uni M09
BYE
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MENS DIVISION 12
Macquarie Uni M07
Elanora M09
Norths M05
MAASH M12
MAASH M0?
Willoughby M16
Thu
Thu
Tue
Thu
Wed
Wed
7:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
MENS DIVISION 16
Macquarie Uni M10
Lane Cove M17
MAASH M14
Elanora M10
BYE
Duffy Ave M10
1
2
3
4
5
6
MENS DIVISION 13
Next Generation M04
Duffy Ave M07
Norths M06
Norths M07
Lane Cove M15
Duffy Ave M08
Thu
Thu
Wed
Tue
Wed
Thu
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
MENS DIVISION 14
Willoughby M18
BYE
Duffy Ave M09
MAASH M13
Next Generation M06
Willoughby M17
1
2
3
4
5
6
Thu
8:00pm
Thu
Wed
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
Thu
Tue
Thu
Wed
Thu
Thu
7:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Thu
Wed
Wed
Thu
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
Thu
7:30pm
MENS DIVISION 17
Elanora M11
Lane Cove M18
Norths M09
MAASH M15
Next Generation M07
Willoughby M19
Wed
Tue
Tue
Wed
Thu
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
MENS DIVISION 18
Giltinans M01
Lane Cove M19
Killara M03
Killara M04
Knox Old Boys M01
Macquarie Uni M11
Thu
Tue
Wed
Wed
Wed
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
NORTH WOMENS DIVISION 1 TO 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
WOMENS DIVISION 1
Lane Cove W02
Elanora W01
MAASH W01
Norths W01
Lane Cove W01
Willoughby W01
Wed
Thu
Thu
Wed
Wed
Thu
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
WOMENS DIVISION 2
Macquarie Uni W01
Willoughby W02
Duffy Ave W01
Norths W02
Macquarie Uni W02
Duffy Ave W02
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
WOMENS DIVISION 3
Elanora W03
Duffy Ave W04
MAASH W02
MAASH W03
Duffy Ave W03
Elanora W02
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
8:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
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West District
DELEGATE: Peter Pears Home: 8825 2645 Work: 9672 3259
GRADING COMMITTEE: George Roux, Carlos Franco, Rob Leisner
WEST DIVISION 1 TO 12
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 1
Werrington M02
Northmead M02
Windsor M01
Northmead M03
Bodycourt M01
Wenty Leagues M01
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Fri
Thu
7:30pm
7.30pm
7:30pm
7.30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
Thu
7.30pm
7.30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7.30pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 2
1
2
3
4
5
6
Northmead M04
Bodycourt M02
Windsor M02
Springwood M01
Baulkham Hills M02
Premier M02
Bodycourt M04
Bodycourt M03
TLC M02
Dural M01
Bodycourt M05
Hawksbury M01
Werrington M03
Premier M03
TLC M03
Olympic M01
Concord M01
Wenty Leauges M02
TLC M04
Wenty Leagues M03
Wenty Leagues M04
Springwood M02
RELSC M01
Bodycourt M06
Fri
Thu
Tue
Thu
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
Thu
Thu
Tue
Thu
Wed
Thu
7:30pm
7:30pm
8.00pm
7:30pm
8.00pm
7.30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
Northmead M06
Premier M04
Northmead M05
Werrington M04
Wenty Leagues M06
Wenty Leagues M05
Thu
Wed
Thu
Tue
Wed
Thu
7:30pm
7.30pm
Thu
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
8.00pm
Tue
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
8.00pm
7.30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
Fri
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
Wed
Thu
Thu
Fri
8.00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
Thu
7:30pm
8.00pm
8.00pm
7:30pm
Wenty Leagues M11
Briars M01
BYE
Olympic M02
Concord M02
Bodycourt M08
7:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
Tue
Thu
8.00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
8.00pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
Wenty Leagues M12
Bodycourt M09
Northmead M08
Werrington M06
BYE
Northmead M09
7:30pm
DIVISION 11
DIVISION 6
1
2
3
4
5
6
Premier M05
Bodycourt M07
BYE
Wenty Leagues M10
RELSC M02
Hawkesbury M02
DIVISION 10
DIVISION 5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
DIVISION 9
DIVISION 4
1
2
3
4
5
6
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
DIVISION 8
DIVISION 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 7
TLC M05
Wenty Leagues M08
Northmead M07
Werrington M05
Wenty Leagues M09
Wenty Leagues M07
Werrington M07
Wenty Leagues M13
Windsor W01
Werrington M08
BYE
Bodycourt W01
7.30pm
DIVISION 12
Northmead M10
Wenty Leagues W01
Windsor W02
Werrington M09
BYE
Wenty Leagues M14
12
WEST DIVISION 13
DIVISION 13
1
2
3
4
5
6
Wenty Leagues W03
Wenty Leagues W02
Premier M06
Dural W01
Wenty Leagues W04
Bodycourt W02
Tue
Thu
Thu
Thu
Tue
Wed
8.00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
8.00pm
7.30pm
South / East District
DELEGATE: Carlos Franco M: 0418 449 221 H: 4647 8811
GRADING COMMITTEE: Bill Thompson, Noreen Blackenburg.
SOUTH EAST WOMENS DIVISION 1 TO 7
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 1
Georges Hall W01
Roselands W01
Bulldogs W02
Bulldogs W01
SSJRLC W01
BDSC W01
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 2
BYE
Bulldogs W03
President W01
President W02
Georges Hall W02
BDSC W02
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 3
BDSC W03
Sharks W01
President W03
Engadine W01
SSJRLC W02
BYE
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 4
BDSC W04
Wests Ashfield W01
Engadine W02
BYE
Sharks W02
HHSC W01
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 5
HHSC W02
Bulldogs W04
Georges Hall W03
President W04
BYE
Wests Ashfield W02
Wed
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 6
Engadine W03
Wests Ashfield W03
Georges Hall W04
Wests Ashfield W04
SSJRLC W03
Bulldogs W05
Wed
Thu
Thu
Wed
Thu
8.00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 7
BDSC W06
BDSC W05
Bulldogs W06
Bondi Waverley W01
Engadine W04
BYE
Wed
Tue
Thu
8.00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Thu
Thu
7:00pm
7:30pm
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
Tue
Thu
Wed
8.00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
Wed
7:00pm
Thu
Tue
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
7:30pm
7.00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Wed
Tue
Wed
Wed
Thu
8.00pm
7.00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
13
SOUTH EAST MENS DIVISION 1 TO 4
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 1
SSJRLC M01
BDSC M02
Bondi Waverley M02
Engadine M01
President M03
Sydney Uni M01
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Tue
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 3
President M04
Sydney Uni M03
Mutch Park M01
Bulldogs M02
Engadine M02
Uni of NSW M01
Thu
Tue
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
8:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 2
Sydney Uni M02
Bondi Waverley M03
Bulldogs M01
Bodyhealth M01
Bondi Waverley M04
Roselands M01
Tue
Tue
Thu
Thu
Wed
Thu
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 4
SSJRLC M02
Bondi Waverley M06
Mutch Park M02
President M05
Bulldogs M03
Bondi Waverley M05
Thu
Tue
Thu
Thu
Thu
Tue
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
SOUTH MEN DIVISION 5 TO 12
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 5
President M06
HHSC M01
Ador M01
Engadine M04
Engadine M03
BDSC M03
Thu
Thu
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
8:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 9
Engadine M06
President M09
Sharks M02
Sharks M03
Georges Hall M03
Roselands M04
Thu
Tue
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 6
Sharks M01
BDSC M04
President M07
Georges Hall M01
St. George Leagues M01
Roselands M07
Thu
Thu
Wed
Thu
Thu
Thu
7.00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 10
President M10
Roselands M05
Ador M02
Bulldogs M07
St George leagues M03
Bulldogs M06
Thu
Thu
Wed
Wed
Wed
Tue
8:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 7
Bulldogs M04
Roselands M02
Bodyhealth M02
Georges Hall M02
BDSC M05
Roselands M03
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
Thu
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
8.00pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 11
Sharks M04
President M13
Engadine M07
Bulldogs M08
BDSC M07
BYE
Wed
Tue
Wed
Tue
Wed
7:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
7:00pm
8.00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 8
Engadine M05
BDSC M06
Bulldogs M05
St George League M02
President M08
Caringbah M01
Thu
Thu
Tue
Tue
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 12
St. George League M04
President M14
President M11
Ador M04
President M12
Caringbah M02
Wed
Tue
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
7:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
14
SOUTH MEN DIVISION 13
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 13
St George Leagues M05
Roselands M06
Engadine M08
BYE
HHSC M02
Ador M03
Thu
Thu
Wed
7:30pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
Wed
Wed
8.00pm
8:00pm
EAST MEN DIVISION 5 TO 13
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 5
Bondi Waverley M07
SSJRLC M03
Mutch Park M03
Hiscoes M01
Hiscoes M02
Wests Ashfield M01
Wed
Tue
Thu
Thu
Thu
Tue
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:15pm
7:15pm
7:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 10
SSJRLC M05
Mutch Park M08
Sydney Uni M06
Bondi Waverley M16
Uni of NSW M05
SSJRLC M07
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 6
Hiscoes M03
Uni of NSW M02
Mutch Park M04
Mutch Park M05
Sydney Uni M04
Bondi Waverley M08
Thu
Thu
Thu
Thu
Wed
Tue
7:15pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 11
Sydney Uni M10
Bondi Waverley M18
Sydney Uni M07
Sydney Uni M08
Bondi Waverley M17
BYE
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 7
Bondi Waverley M09
Bondi Waverley M10
BYE
Mutch Park M06
Sydney Uni M05
Wests Ashfield M02
Wed
Tue
7:30pm
7:30pm
Thu
Thu
Tue
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 8
Uni of NSW M03
University & Schools M01
Bondi Waverley M11
Bondi Waverley M12
SSJRLC M04
Mutch Park M07
Thu
Wed
Thu
Thu
Tue
Wed
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
1
2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
DIVISION 9
Uni of NSW M04
BYE
Bondi Waverley M14
Bondi Waverley M15
Uni of NSW M06
Bondi Waverley M13
Tue
7:00pm
Thu
Thu
Tue
Tue
7:30pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
Tue
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
Tue
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Thu
Tue
Thu
Thu
Wed
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
DIVISION 12
SSJRLC M06
Mutch Park M09
Hiscoes M04
Sydney Uni M09
Uni of NSW M07
Wests Ashfield M03
Thu
Wed
Thu
Wed
Tue
Wed
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:15pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
DIVISION 13
Bondi Waverley M19
Mutch Park M10
Uni of NSW M09
Uni of NSW M10
Bondi Waverley M20
Uni of NSW M08
Wed
Wed
Tue
Tue
Wed
Thu
7:30pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
7:00pm
15
2011 LEVEL 1 COACHING COURSES
The NCAS Level 1 Squash Coaching Courses are aimed at those who wish to coach squash
to individuals and/or groups of beginners, intermediate and junior players.
TOPICS
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Role of the Coach
Teaching and Communication Skills
Training for Squash
Rules and Refereeing
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Stroke Technique
The Basic Game
Mini Squash
Group Coaching
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND APPLICATION FORMS or
TO HOLD A COURSE AT YOUR CENTRE (min of 6 persons required)
contact NSW Squash Email: mailto:[email protected]
NSW SQUASH 2011
TOURNAMENT CALENDAR
(ctrl + click to follow link)
2011 CLUB LEVEL REFEREE COURSES
The Club Level Squash Referee Courses are aimed at those who wish to become a squash referee at
club and or competition level and contribute to the growth of officials within the industry.
COST: Includes Manuals & workbooks, registration fee and refreshments
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND APPLICATION FORMS or
TO HOLD A COURSE AT YOUR CENTRE (min of 6 persons required)
contact Dawn Moggach NSW Squash Email: mailto:[email protected]
TEAM CAPTAINS AND PLAYERS CONTACT DETAILS
All Captains and players contacts details inclusive of Mobile number and Email addresses must be submitted
with teams and added in the Matrix. The e-Programme can only be issued to registered players who have
submitted their email addresses on the Matrix system.
16
Sydney Pennant Clubs and Centres
If there are any errors or ommissions please contact [email protected]
ADOR Squash Club
South
PCYC
Ph: 9567 8143
9 Ador Ave, Rockdale 2216
Ernesto Moreno
H: 9750 4044
Bankstown District Sports Club
South East
Heroes Hill Squash Centre
Ph: 9774 4483
Cnr Centaur St & Edinburgh Dr Revesby Heights
Michael Mortimer
H: 9618 7238
M: 0434 902 982
Baulkham Hills Squash
West
14 Hill St, Baulkham Hills 2153
Ph: 9686 6772
James Ethan
W: 9686 6772
Body Court - Winston Hills
West
53 Buckleys Rd Winston Hills 2153Ph: 9674 4603
Kim Wilken
M: 0421 369 658
Bodyhealth Squash Centre
Lot 1 Boundary Ave, Oatley
Ph: 9580 8855
Bob McLean
South East
W: 9580 8855
Bondi Waverley Squash Club
South East
8 Denison St Bondi Junction 2022 Ph: 9387 1452
Noreen Blakenburg W: 9387 1452 H: 9398 5625
Please Read Club Dress Regulations
Briars Squash Club
West
Northmead Squash Club
Ph: 9742 4747
201 Windsor Rd Northmead 2152 Ph: 9639 2222
Michael Jaroszewics
M:0414 809 315
Bulldogs Rugby League Club
South East
26 Bridge Rd Belmore 2192
Ph: 9704 7777
Chris Quinnell
M: 0457 586 807
Caringbah Squash Centre
South East
240 Burraneer Bay Rd
Ph: 9524 8280
Caringbah 2229
Ian Barley
W: 9524 8280/M: 0418 678 924
Concord Squash Centre
West
123 Majors Bay Rd Concord 2137 Ph:9743 4747
Nancy Lochmann
W: 9743 4747
Duffy Avenue Squash Club
North
6 Duffy Ave Thornleigh 2120
Ph: 9980 2655
Carin Clonda W: 9980 2655
M: 0413 211 961
Dural Squash Centre
West
895 Old Northern Rd Dural 2158 Ph:9651 2511
Ian Bell
W: 9651 511
Elanora Squash Centre
50 Kalang Rd Elanora 2101
Ph: 9913 9003
Sue Doherty
Engadine Squash Club
62a Anzac Ave Engadine 2233
Ph: 9520 9938
Don Bartley
North
Ph: 9913 9003
South East
W: 9520 9938
Georges Hall Squash Centre
South East
38 Georges Cres Georges Hall 2198
Ph: 9724 1870
Michael Riordan
M:0411 355 299
Giltinan Tennis & Squash
North
26 Campbell Ave. Dee Why 2099
Ph: 9971 4233
Hawkesbury Squash Centre
West
324 Windsor St Richmond 2753 Ph: 4578 1666
Matthew Nicholson
M: 0403 958 063
President Squash Centre
South East
186 Willarong Rd Caringbah 2229 Ph: 9525 9654
Greg Middleton
W: 9525 9654
Guildford Leagues Squash Club
West
Coolibah Fitness Centre
Ph: 9681 2500
25 Paton St Merrylands 2160
Kerrie Fitzpatrick
M: 0412 090 852
Roselands Squash Club
80 Bonds Rd Roselands 2196
Ernesto Moreno
Hero’s Hill Squash Centre
South East
HHSC
Cnr Centaur St & Edinburgh Dr Revesby Heights
Ph: 9774 4483
Wayne Kendall
M: 0410 416 440
Hiscoes Squash Centre
South East
525 Crown St Surry Hills 2010
Ph: 9699 3233
Ollie Lind
W: 9700 7970/M: 0419 901 540
Killara Golf Club
North
556 Pacific Highway Killara 2071 Ph:9498 2700
Richard Best
H: 9476 5973/M: 0438 765 973
Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club
West
Northmead Sports Centre
201 Windsor Rd Northmead 2152
(enter via Windermere Ave)
Ph: 9639 2222
Bev Speed
H: 9807 3348
Sharks International Squash
South East
461 Captain Cook Dr Cronulla 2230 9523 0222
Keith Mackinder
W: 9770 7615
S.S.J.R.L.C Squash Club
South East
558a Anzac Pde Kingsford 2032
Ph: 9349 7558
William Thompson
H: 9349 3386
Springwood Golf Club
West
Hawkesbury Road Springwood 2777
Ph: 0410 517 438
Barry Beauvais H: 4739 4306/M: 0410 517 438
St George Leagues Club
South East
94a Princes Highway Kogarah 2217
Ph: 9587 1022
Ian Jacobs
W:8337 2400/M:0416 206 185
Sydney Uni Men’s Squash Club
South East
Manning Rd
University of Sydney 2006
Ph: 9660 3877
Mohammed Alkhub
W: 9698 5791, M: 0411 551 293
TLC Health & Fitness
West
21 Tucks Rd, Toongabbie 2146 Ph: 9896 3675
Sarkis Khattar
M: 0413 565 614
Maash Squash Centre
North
1 Trafalgar Place Marsfield 2122 Ph 9868 1200
Jason McLachlan
W: 9868 1200
Macquarie University Squash Club
North
Culloden Rd Gate, Gymnasium Rd Mac Uni 2122
Ph: 9850 7636
Nick Juradowitch
M: 0412 617 560
Manly Warringah Rugby League
North
Squash Club
Ph: 9913 9003
Elanora Squash Centre
50 Kalang Rd. Elanora 2101
Marc Cohen
M: 0418 992 701
Mutch Park Squash Club
South East
Mutch Park Squash & Tennis Centre
53 Wentworth Ave Pagewood 2035 Ph: 9366 3594
Jimmy El Sayed
W: 0431 208 674
Next Generation Club
North
Next to Ryde Aquatic Leisure Centr
504a Victoria Rd Ryde 2112
Ph: 9334 0000
Alan Valvasori
M: 0400 400 859
Northmead Squash Centre
West
(enter via Windamere Street)
Ph: 9639 2222
Rob Leisner
W: 9639 2222/H: 0411 126 328
North Shore Lane Cove Squash
North
Cnr Birdwood Ave & Cox's Lane
Lane Cove
Ph: 9427 6001
Jason McLachlan
Ph: 9427 6001
Norths (NSLC) Squash Club
North
North Sydney Leagues Club
12 Abbott St Cammeray 2062
Ph: 9466 8888
Mark Gett
M: 0415 948 978
Olympic Squash Club
West
Northmead Sports Centre
(enter via Windermere Ave)
Ph: 9639 2222
Bob Madell
W: 0428 115 299
Powerhouse Squash Club
North
Cnr Birdwood Ave & Cox's Lane
Lane Cove
Ph: 9427 6001
Tim Wyers
M: 0407 958 669
Premier Squash Centre
West
Cnr North Pde & Premier Ln
Ph: 9625 2777
Rooty Hill 2766
Bev Vincent
W:9625 2777 H:9834 2251
South East
Ph: 9750 4044
H: 9750 4044
University of NSW Squash Club South East
University Gym
Ph: 9385 4881
Cnr High St & Anzac Pde, Kensington 2052
Barry Ragg
H: 9664 1035/M: 0415 847 731
University & Schools Club
South East
60 Phillips St, Sydney 2000
Scott Rimington
M: 0403 827 599
Wentwortville Leagues Squash
West
Coolibah Fitness Centre
Ph: 9681 2500
25 Paton St Merrylands 2160
Trevor Ryan
H: 9609 3374/M: 0401 048 214
Werrington Squash Centre
West
Lot 201 Dunheved Rd
Werrington 2747
Ph: 9673 2434
Dennis Spicer W: 9673 2434 M: 0400 818 248
Wests Ashfield Squash Club
South East
Mutch Park Squash & Tennis Centre
53 Wentworth Ave Pagewood 2035 Ph: 9366 3594
Ted Malicki
M: 0402 281 519
Willoughby Squash Centre
North
Cnr Willougby Rd & Small St
Ph: 9958 1399
Willoughby 2068
Peter Aitken
W: 9958 1399
Windsor Fitness & Squash Centre
West
Cnr Ham St & Stewart St
Ph: 4577 2256
South Windsor 2756
Vicky Morley
W: 4577 2256
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Team Captains (refer to MATRIX for email contacts)
Club/Team
Team Captain
Ador M01
Ador M02
Ador M03
Ador M04
Baulkham Hills M02
BDSC M01
BDSC M02
BDSC M03
BDSC M04
BDSC M05
BDSC M06
BDSC M07
BDSC W01
BDSC W02
BDSC W03
BDSC W04
BDSC W05
BDSC W06
Bodycourt M01
Bodycourt M02
Bodycourt M03
Bodycourt M04
Bodycourt M05
Bodycourt M06
Bodycourt M07
Bodycourt M08
Bodycourt M09
Bodycourt W01
Bodycourt W02
Bodyhealth M01
Bodyhealth M02
Bondi Waverley M01
Bondi Waverley M02
Bondi Waverley M03
Bondi Waverley M04
Bondi Waverley M05
Bondi Waverley M06
Bondi Waverley M07
Bondi Waverley M08
Bondi Waverley M09
Bondi Waverley M10
Bondi Waverley M11
Bondi Waverley M12
Bondi Waverley M13
Bondi Waverley M14
Bondi Waverley M15
Bondi Waverley M16
Bondi Waverley M17
Bondi Waverley M18
Bondi Waverley M19
Bondi Waverley M20
Bondi Waverley W01
Briars M01
Franco
Hallal
Purswani
Doice
Sorour
Bolton
McLoughlin
Davies
Lowe
Condie
Antoun
Butt
Westwood
Crane
Gibson
Coe
Barnes
Moran
Childs
Rabbets
Dickson
Simmons
Logan
Nicol
Bridgeman
Mylonas
Tuckwell
Briggs
Fong Kee
McLean
McLean
Ryan
Edwards
Heck
Reeve
Kittler
Hall
Palmer
Mazzone
Eichholz
Chard
Jowett
Kelly
McAlpine
Rogers
Harms
Howard
James
Petrillo
Hanrahan
Lowe
Trybocka
Jaroszewicz
Carlos
Peter
Dinesh
Anthony
Greg
Michael
Nathan
Jason
Darren
Allan
Michael
Stan
Jenny
Stefanie
Cindy
Tanya
Dianne
Rose
Alex
Michael
Clinton
Scott
Graham
Simon
Andy
David
Ron
Fiona
June
Stephen
Bob
Kevin-2
Lewis
Chris
Tom
Rob
Chris
Matthew
Michael
Sean
Trevor
Dan
David
Richard
Wade
Patrick
Stephen
Alan
Sergio
Michael
Steve
Anna
Mick
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9774 3151
9759 5494
9914 8752
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0402 962 223
0407 910 911
0468 645 323
0409 642 815
0407 897 814
0417 116 866
408168648
0411 724 662
0419 426 834
0424 955 609
0412 385 693
0402 826 198
0425 254 967
0403 006 088
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9579 3618
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9580 2029
9796 8983
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9624 5260
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9674 7440
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8850 3883
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8824 5657
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9580 8855
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9340 1214
9569 3169
0403 236 653
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9571 7478
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0419 287 011
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0405 410 957
0448 513 407
0409 440 259
0411 477 402
0408 354 502
0412 689 048
0411 035 356
0412 553 909
0411 201 835
0430 340 299
0414 712 370
0418 188 502
0415 941 308
0450 103 878
0414 286 077
0411 139 229
0437 457 528
0406 770 137
0417 733 541
0416 770 854
0411 073 454
0431 486 389
0414 914 559
0417 686 167
0420 978 737
0403 236 653
0401 990 135
0403 914 239
0419 278 601
0408 426 627
0414 720 532
0403 959 668
0414 809 315
18
Club/Team
Team Captain
Bulldogs M01
Bulldogs M02
Bulldogs M03
Bulldogs M04
Bulldogs M05
Bulldogs M06
Bulldogs M07
Bulldogs M08
Bulldogs W01
Bulldogs W02
Bulldogs W03
Bulldogs W04
Bulldogs W05
Bulldogs W06
Caringbah M01
Caringbah M02
Concord M01
Concord M02
Duffy Ave M01
Duffy Ave M02
Duffy Ave M03
Duffy Ave M04
Duffy Ave M05
Duffy Ave M06
Duffy Ave M07
Duffy Ave M08
Duffy Ave M09
Duffy Ave M10
Duffy Ave W01
Duffy Ave W02
Duffy Ave W03
Duffy Ave W04
Dural M01
Dural W01
Elanora M01
Elanora M02
Elanora M03
Elanora M04
Elanora M05
Elanora M06
Elanora M07
Elanora M08
Elanora M09
Elanora M10
Elanora M11
Elanora W01
Elanora W02
Elanora W03
Engadine M01
Engadine M02
Engadine M03
Engadine M04
Engadine M05
Engadine M06
Engadine M07
Engadine M08
Nelson
Khoury
Conway
Creak
Mirza
Ellis
Quinnell
Khan
Rhook
McIntyre
Smith
Hunia
Warren
Battishall
Angus
Barley
Leehy
Davies
Herbert
Luke
Young
Holt
Young
MaCarthur
Cameron
Chepel
Morris
Brown
Ball
Collings
Webb
Luks
Cole
Gowan
Fowler
Jeffs
Gruca
Johnson
Ronald
McBurnie
Irwin
Pearce
Butt
Tivey
Peters
Yeates
Murray
Cohen
Robertson
Hughes
Robertson
Mellor
Lindsay
Welsh
Fredericks
Clark
Sarah
David
Doug-1
Stephen
Salman
Paul
Chris
Farrukh
Cheryl
Christine
Susan-2
Marina
Julie
Gloria
Brian
Ian
Terry
Shaun
James
Martin
Roger
Michael
Gordon
Douglas
Kelvin
Andre
Richard
Greg
Carolyn
Berwyn
Carol
Lorraine
Adam
Lorraine
Travis
David
Orion
Scott
David
Barry
Pam
Nick
Trevor
Greg
Mike
Julie
Lynn
Jill
Mark
David-2
Sean
Jason
David
Darren
Peter
Jason
Home
Work
Mobile
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9482 3716
9706 5501
9580 5979
9650 1694
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9322 8274
0422 441 819
0434 563 298
0408 672 383
0407 409 966
0405 236 373
0414 669 957
0457 586 807
0405 219 536
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0408 971 515
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0411 184 717
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0417 270 765
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0408 817 239
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0415 223 676
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0416 066 361
0418 799 839
0401 992 591
0417 270 765
0414 707 839
0424 508 539
0408 248 534
0415 717 350
0409 535 845
0403 762 867
0412 292 002
19
Club/Team
Team Captain
Engadine W01
Engadine W02
Engadine W03
Engadine W04
Georges Hall M01
Georges Hall M02
Georges Hall M03
Georges Hall W01
Georges Hall W02
Georges Hall W03
Georges Hall W04
Giltinans M01
Hawkesbury M01
Hawkesbury M02
HHSC M01
HHSC M02
HHSC W01
HHSC W02
Hiscoes M01
Hiscoes M02
Hiscoes M03
Hiscoes M04
Killara M01
Killara M02
Killara M03
Killara M04
Knox Old Boys M01
Lane Cove M01
Lane Cove M02
Lane Cove M04
Lane Cove M05
Lane Cove M07
Lane Cove M09
Lane Cove M10
Lane Cove M11
Lane Cove M12
Lane Cove M13
Lane Cove M14
Lane Cove M15
Lane Cove M16
Lane Cove M17
Lane Cove M18
Lane Cove M19
Lane Cove W01
Lane Cove W02
MAASH M01
MAASH M02
MAASH M03
MAASH M04
MAASH M05
MAASH M06
MAASH M07
MAASH M08
MAASH M09
MAASH M10
MAASH M11
Peoples
Franklin
Hvass
Slocombe
Howells
Rossiter
Browne
Toohey
Sim
Rooney
Procter
Jones
Clark
Poletti
Swibel
Bell
Garner
Lane
Rookard
Roberts
Nelson
Pullan
Raffell
Cooper
Braid
Best
Dewar
Swan
Moore
Becker
Stone
Oberoi
Everett
Curran
Burton
Pursey
Noble
Kringas
Barry
McCosker
Hosking
Gorrie
Hartig-Franc
Willis
Kringas
McLauchlan
Carter
Badenhorst
Derbidge
Walters
Holubinskyj
Dankbaar
Jerogin
Madden
Woodham
Savage
Kathryn
Pam
Di
Vicki
Debbie
Frank
Chris
Karen
Judy
Pamela
Sandra
Brad
Brad
David
Paul
Adam-2
Audrey
Val
Darren
Paul
Steve-1
Rob
Richard
Simon
Andrew
Nick
Rod
Eb
Craig
Arno
Brendan
Ravi
Robert
Matthew
Greg
Angela
Kyle
Bianca
Stephen
Andrew
Jeff
Matt
Gaby
Dale
Bianca
Jason
Chris
Michael
Andrew
Geoff
Victor
Joshua
Mike
Trevor
Dean
Jim
Home
Work
Mobile
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0425 33 2672
0431 738 755
0414 861 314
0407 942 069
0405 276 405
0415 417 076
0421 476 295
0402 303 155
0418 415 980
0410 724 594
0423 261 260
9730 2878
9602 6562
9773 4651
9726 0338
9644 7037
0402 303 155
9774 2008
9773 5272
0419 995 335
9550 5319
9958 3891
9499 6528
8848 4000
9411 8272
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0428 040 278
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9764 8713
9420 8373
9427 6001
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9436 1016
9313 9106
9417 2524
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9801 7722
9427 6001
9427 6001
9868 1200
0414 545 588
0406 633 824
0419 141 945
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0421 191 657
0409 033 243
0407 370 394
0439 603 264
0409 849 517
0403 460 611
0410 405 506
0415 554 737
0458 710 023
0405 027 281
0425 329 677
0403 460 611
0403 313 648
0408 415 117
0449 890 313
9460 9000
0412 101155
0401 700 252
0418 880 206
0466 148 749
9876 6997
0414 876 691
0410 146 047
0410 558 048
20
Club/Team
Team Captain
MAASH M12
MAASH M13
MAASH M14
MAASH M15
MAASH M16
MAASH W01
MAASH W02
MAASH W03
Macquarie Uni M01
Macquarie Uni M02
Macquarie Uni M03
Macquarie Uni M04
Macquarie Uni M05
Macquarie Uni M06
Macquarie Uni M07
Macquarie Uni M08
Macquarie Uni M09
Macquarie Uni M10
Macquarie Uni M11
Macquarie Uni W01
Macquarie Uni W02
Manly Leagues M01
Mutch Park M01
Mutch Park M02
Mutch Park M03
Mutch Park M04
Mutch Park M05
Mutch Park M06
Mutch Park M07
Mutch Park M08
Mutch Park M09
Mutch Park M10
Next Generation M01
Next Generation M02
Next Generation M03
Next Generation M04
Next Generation M06
Next Generation M07
Northmead M01
Northmead M02
Northmead M03
Northmead M04
Northmead M05
Northmead M06
Northmead M07
Northmead M08
Northmead M09
Northmead M10
Norths M01
Norths M02
Norths M03
Norths M04
Norths M05
Norths M06
Norths M07
Norths M08
Haddon
Barrett
Wheaton
Fryirs
Summers
Small
Sinclair
Moore
Tran-Dinh
Hafey
Amparo
Lunn
Rowley
Delprado
Kennedy
Dungey
Bull
Han Wei
Ryan
Farrugia
Gyldenkaerne
Cohen
Carrick
Willis
Kamper
Martin
Monty
Eisner
Santamaria
Erickson
Judd
Rantino
Latu
Valvasori
Carollo
Ward
Fenwick
Dask
Lawson
Champion
Kable
Zulfiqar
Graham
Viengkhou
Nowland
Siemsen
McCrone
Howe
Campbell
Vaile
Resnekov
Henry
Attoh
Miller
Christian
Gett
Bruce
Matt
Dan
Keith
Michael
Alison
Janelle
Lesley
Nai
Steve
Michael
Rick
Dean
Bruce
Adrian
Wayne
Michael
Fong
Lauren
Leigh
Pia
Mark
Tim
James
Billy
Josh
Alistair
Gary
Daniel
Darren
Neville
Giuseppe, (Joe)
Daniel
Alan
Alfred
Aaron
Alex
George
Alan
Scott
Brian
Ali
Nick
Sana
Graeme
Mark
Scott
Katrina
Mal
Cameron
Len
Steve
Albert
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Ben
Mark
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21
Club/Team
Team Captain
Norths M09
Norths W01
Norths W02
Olympic M01
Olympic M02
Powerhouse M03
Powerhouse M06
Powerhouse M08
Premier M01
Premier M02
Premier M03
Premier M04
Premier M05
Premier M06
President M01
President M02
President M03
President M04
President M05
President M06
President M07
President M08
President M09
President M10
President M11
President M12
President M13
President M14
President W01
President W02
President W03
President W04
RELSC M01
RELSC M02
Roselands M01
Roselands M02
Roselands M03
Roselands M04
Roselands M05
Roselands M06
Roselands M07
Roselands W01
Sharks M01
Sharks M02
Sharks M03
Sharks M04
Sharks W01
Sharks W02
Springwood M01
Springwood M02
SSJRLC M01
SSJRLC M02
SSJRLC M03
SSJRLC M04
SSJRLC M05
SSJRLC M06
Mok
Mack
McGuire
McKenna
Cole
Wyres
Key
Hoffman
Robinson
Purcell
Dent
Purcell
Dunn
Fletcher
Janicaud
Middleton
Houghton
Coupe
Black
Davis
Butterfield
Edwards
Poulson
Barry
Ning
Howard
Macris
Thomas
Walton
Houghton
Fitzgerald
Todd
Morrissey
Stapley
Casey
Dean
Hart
Livian
Gotsis
Ibbett
Muniz
Ibbett
Macey
Mackinder
Mitchell
Theophani
Graf
Bourne
Beauvais
Burke
Thompson
Thorn
Watkins
Hameed
Villazon
Kapaniris
Stephen
Geraldine
Bernadette
Ed
Rob
Tim
Jonathan
Aaron
Peter
Vince
Paul
David
Ron
Kay
Nick
Greg-1
Luke
Peter
David
Liz
Rod
Andrew
Daniel
Dennis
Rhombus
Chris
Stephen
Rhett
Lesley
Barbara
Jenny
Pam
Joe
John
Nisha
Jordan
Michael
Heather
Aristo
Kenneth
Sarrine
Colleen
Fabio
Keith
Tony
Con
Rachel
Yvonne
Barry
Rob
Mark-1
Jason
Leif
Asif
Mario
John
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0431 908 969
0417 467 367
0438 535 272
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Club/Team
Team Captain
SSJRLC M07
SSJRLC W01
SSJRLC W02
SSJRLC W03
Sydney Uni M01
Sydney Uni M02
Sydney Uni M03
Sydney Uni M04
Sydney Uni M05
Sydney Uni M06
Sydney Uni M07
Sydney Uni M08
Sydney Uni M09
Sydney Uni M10
TLC M01
TLC M02
TLC M03
TLC M04
TLC M05
Uni of NSW M01
Uni of NSW M02
Uni of NSW M03
Uni of NSW M04
Uni of NSW M05
Uni of NSW M06
Uni of NSW M07
Uni of NSW M08
Uni of NSW M09
Uni of NSW M10
University & Schools M01
Wenty Leagues M01
Wenty Leagues M02
Wenty Leagues M03
Wenty Leagues M04
Wenty Leagues M05
Wenty Leagues M06
Wenty Leagues M07
Wenty Leagues M08
Wenty Leagues M09
Wenty Leagues M10
Wenty Leagues M11
Wenty Leagues M12
Wenty Leagues M13
Wenty Leagues M14
Wenty Leagues W01
Wenty Leagues W02
Wenty Leagues W03
Wenty Leagues W04
Werrington M01
Werrington M02
Werrington M03
De Silva
Keegan
Jedwood
Devine
Armstrong
Wright
Keir
Keramea
Reberger
Johnson
Kwon
Scott
Simmonds
Bailey
Samuel
Meyer
Fletcher
Grant
Duncan
Khattar
Newman
Touma
Hollis
Azar
Matthews
Hutchinson
Cameron
Graham
Leake
Kim
Ramchandani
Lennox
Stevenson
Wardle
Rimington
Trott
Davis
Hartwig
Ngo
Holden
Todorovich
Mayr
Ryan
Cutler
Roux
Blazquez
Nader
Bugeja
Watkins
Fox
Liondas
Olsen
Carlino
Epps
Williams
Waring
Channa
Jo
Michelle
Chris
David-1
Paul
George
Steve
Jason
Paul
Oh Soo
Kendal
Adam
Kevin-2
Yoki
Jens
James
James
Gregor
Sarkis
Frederick
Ray
Leon
Simon
Bill
Paul
Malcolm
Brian
David
Jordan
Kunaal
Jamie
Paul
Brian
Scott
Anthony
Brett-2
Brett
Cong Thanh
Malcolm
Martin
Manfred
Mark A
John
George
Ricardo
Kristy
Mario
Ron
Wendy
Vera
Chris
Angela
David
Aden
Mark-1
Home
Work
9311 2914
9344 9886
9289 2096
9665 1849
9529 8015
9587 2580
9300 8108
9797 1921
8901 4612
0418 475 869
0401 684 961
0425 349 649
0417 256 861
9236 5414
9219 5774
9492 4141
0405 400 787
8850 7968
9114 0521
9673 8808
9863 6737
9682 1824
9896 0454
9896 3678
9769 0377
9631 7780
9181 5565
0424 388 961
9874 8288
02 9259 8750
0414 657 791
9388 2500
9361 4144
9557 3993
9928 6805
9255 8157
9627 5113
9624 6427
9632 8095
9822 1267
9837 4175
9644 9958
9681 1063
9610 3047
9688 1424
9863 7059
9823 7269
9605 7059
9920 0897
9637 1631
9632 3519
9632 5100
4736 4125
4729 1932
Mobile
9632 8095
0402 668 506
9942 0652
9906 6633
9840 2040
4633 2729
8846 1810
9316 2782
9491 5736
0438 487 286
0414 682 826
0410 602 082
0401 374 887
0404 013 154
0402 274 140
0423 210 711
0405 400 787
0416 052 338
0414 658 890
0423 851 778
0405 210 050
0400 041 410
0413 565 614
0421 635 324
0411 180 551
0428 317 994
0400 596 996
0412 054 426
0424 388 961
0412 262 968
0402 949 299
0422 894 623
0422 781 733
0421 916 133
0432 717 519
0403 827 599
0411 093 717
0412 297 904
0406 105 657
0420 576 787
0416 229 657
0402 668 506
0411 690 678
0417 010 204
0418 262 488
0418 416600
0402 457 865
0438 237 269
0419 978 157
0415 374 838
0414 394 950
0412 083 668
0435 326 702
0418 626 090
0405 293 459
9673 7168
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Club/Team
Team Captain
Werrington M04
Werrington M05
Werrington M06
Werrington M07
Werrington M08
Werrington M09
Wests Ashfield M01
Wests Ashfield M02
Wests Ashfield M03
Wests Ashfield W01
Wests Ashfield W02
Wests Ashfield W03
Wests Ashfield W04
Willoughby M01
Willoughby M02
Willoughby M03
Willoughby M04
Willoughby M05
Willoughby M06
Willoughby M07
Willoughby M08
Willoughby M09
Willoughby M10
Willoughby M11
Willoughby M12
Willoughby M13
Willoughby M14
Willoughby M15
Willoughby M16
Willoughby M17
Willoughby M18
Willoughby M19
Willoughby W01
Willoughby W02
Windsor M01
Windsor M02
Windsor W01
Windsor W02
Lettau
Dempsey
Cramer
Fowler
Stonestreet
Briggs
Austin
Kalis
Cariola
Austin
Carey
Sarkodee
Thorne
Aitken
Deverall
Kennedy
Dillon
Ball
Lamb
Mason
Wilson
Byrnes
O'Hare
Needham
Fletcher
McKay
Hinde
Wah Day
Marnane
Johnston
Hughes
Cutler
Barton
Bailey
Green
Sherman
Hepburn
Smith
Kurt
Bob
Janet
John
Margaret
Meryl
Garry
Peter
Tony
Kathryn
Sharon
Rachel
Pat
Peter
Brett
Scott
John
David
Christopher
Glen
Ben
Jeremy
Shaun
Greg
Nick
Colin
Ted
Alex
Scott
Stan-1
David-1
Neil
Lyn
Katrina
Annette
Rawdon
Charmaine
Sue-1
Home
Work
Mobile
4739 3609
4729 1047
9359 3399
0411 173 637
0409 604 615
0414 907 562
0438 623 808
0404 023 431
0419 809 339
0407 079 899
0412 149 553
0413 459 114
0418 655 832
0421 054 507
0423 698 231
0416 055 717
0413 135 813
0438 827 911
0424 097 421
0438 211 820
0400 571 344
0434 482 042
0412 845 533
0414 966 925
0412 097 981
0416 264 444
0423 755 222
0403 848 606
0410 334 478
0410 506 551
0403 774 885
0408 626 885
0417 278 019
4724 4855
4736 3431
4572 3348
4342 4303
0407 079 899
8396 1497
9590 9662
9569 8225
9560 0170
9560 5841
0421 054 507
0413 135 813
0438 827 911
9958 7487
9290 8082
88738382
0434 482 042
9966 8224
0416 264 444
9971 8202
9988 3121
9888 5060
9451 5426
9904 6586
0403 774 885
0408 626 885
9649 4177
0412 886 633
0412 188 633
9948 1882
9880 8144
9673 1915
4572 6554
9627 1218
4573 2325
0425 213 784
0414 673 198
0425 344 655
0410 134 487
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NSW SQUASH LIMITED COMPETITION BY-LAWS
These By-Laws apply to: The Sydney Pennant competitions; the Sydney Summer Pennant competition and
any other sanctioned competition or tournament sanctioned by NSW Squash Limited.
INDEX
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.3
2.0
Introduction
Definitions
Powers of the Board
Powers of the Competitions Division
Committee
Complaints and appeals
Complaints of Misconduct
Appeals from Disciplinary Tribunal
Decisions
2.3
Complaints on Matters other than
Misconduct
2.4
Appeals from on and Administrator
Decisions
4.0
2.1
2.2
3.0
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
Pennant competition
Entries
Registrations
Late registrations
Grading
Regrading
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Matches
4.1
Competition play
4.2
Scoring
4.3
District Division Reserves
4.4
Forfeits
4.5
Delayed matches
4.6
Marking and refereeing
4.7
Finals and grand finals
4.8
Eligibility for finals and grand final
4.9
Results
4.10
Major Grades
5.0
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
1.2.2
1.1 DEFINITIONS
1.1.1
1.1.2
1.1.3
1.1.4
1.1.5
1.1.6
1.1.7
1.1.8
The Board of Directors of NSW Squash Ltd is
referred to as „the Board‟.
The Competitions Division Committee is referred to
as „the CDC‟ and comprises the Chairperson, the
Pennant Administrator, the District Delegates and the
Referees Delegate.
The Pennant Administrator is the person who
administers the pennant competition and is referred to
as „the Pennant Administrator‟.
The Discplinary Tribunal committee is referred to as
„the Tribunal‟ and comprises the Tribunal Chairman
and the Tribunal Commissioner referred to as „the
Commissioner‟.
Premier League and Sydney Grades competitions are
referred to as „Major Grades‟.
Districts comprise North, South, East, West and
South-East Divisions and Major Grades, which may
be changed at the discretion of the Board. Each
district elects a District Delegate and a Grading
Committee.
The CDC appoints the Major Grade grading
committee.
The current World Squash Federation Rules of the
International Singles Game of Squash are referred to
as „the WSF Rules‟.
1.2.3
1.2.4
1.2.5
1.2.6
1.2.7
The Board may waive, change, modify, remove or
add any By-Law.
The Board may reject any courts as unsuitable for
competition play, and such courts shall not be used
for competition play until the Board considers them
suitable.
The Board shall approve all District Delegate and
Grading Committee appointments.
The Board may at any time delegate or remove any
responsibility as they choose, to or from the Pennant
Administrator, Chairperson or the Districts.
The Board may at any time remove the Pennant
Administrator, Pennant Committee, District Delegate,
Grading Committee member/s.
The Board may reject or remove any registered
player or club/s or centre/s from the Pennant
Competition.
The Board shall appoint the Chairperson of all
committees.
1.3 POWERS OF THE CDC
1.3.1
Any question regarding these By-Laws shall be
decided by the CDC.
1.3.2
Any NSW Squash Ltd sanctioned tournament shall
be under the control of the CDC.
1.3.3
All sanctioned pennant competitions shall be under
the control of the CDC. The Pennant Administrator is
a committee member of the CDC.
1.3.4
The Pennant Administrator and a District Delegate
are responsible for the administration of the District
Divisions within the respective districts.
1.3.5
The CDC is responsible for the administration of the
Major Grades Competition.
1.2 POWERS OF THE BOARD
1.2.1
General
Injuries and blood
Clothing
Licensed clubs
Protective eyewear
Pregnancy
Alcohol, Gambling & Harassment
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1.3.6
The CDC, with the approval of the Board, may at any
time delegate or remove any responsibility as they
choose, to or from the District Delegate/s and the
District/s grading committee.
1.3.7
The CDC, with the approval from the Board, may
reject or remove any player or club/s or centre/s from
the Pennant Competition.
1.3.8
All players registered in the pennant competition
shall be under the jurisdiction of the CDC from the
commencement of the first rubber or from the
scheduled starting time - whichever is the earlier –
until 10 minutes after the completion of the final
rubber.
1.3.9
The CDC has the power to demand from any club or
individual
any
information
regarding
the
circumstances under which any match has been
played. Any club or individual not supplying such
information, within the time specified by the CDC,
may be barred from taking any further part in the
competition until such information is supplied, or for
such other period as the CDC decides.
2.1.5
2.1.6
2.1.7
2.1.8
2.1.9
1.3.10 The CDC has the power to give or take away
competition points for any reason.
1.3.11 The CDC has the power to order any match to be
replayed, either wholly or in part, and to alter or
extend the time for playing any match.
1.3.12 The CDC has the power to impose penalties for any
breach of the By-Laws.
1.3.13 The CDC may cite any centre/club or registered
player or individual regarding any breach of the ByLaws.
1.3.14 In exceptional circumstances and in the interests of
fair play and acting in the spirit of the game and not
bringing the game into disrepute, the CDC, with the
approval of the Board may decide on matters falling
outside the scope of these By-Laws.
2.2
APPEALS FROM DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL
DECISIONS
2.2.1
2.2.2
2.2.3
2.0 COMPLAINTS and APPEALS
2.2.4
2.1 COMPLAINTS OF MISCONDUCT
2.1.1
2.1.2
2.1.3
2.1.4
A Disciplinary Code of Procedure (“Code”) has been
adopted by the Board which prescribes the procedure
that must be followed in respect of any complaint of
misconduct against a player.
The procedure for lodging either a Complaint of
Misconduct (Form 1); Reply (Form 4) and/or Witness
Statement/s (Form 5) is available on the NSW Squash
website www.nswsquash.com.au (Sydney Pennant
link).
A complaint may be only be made by a player who
was a player, referee or marker involved in or was an
official of NSW Squash who was a witness to the
alleged misconduct. The complainant may stipulate
that the complaint is made on behalf of or with the
support of a particular team and/or club.
A complaint must be made on the form prescribed by
the Code (Form 1 “Complaint of Misconduct”). This
form may be downloaded from the NSW Squash
website. The form contains notes to assist in the
completion of the form.
A complaint must be received by the Commissioner
within seven (7) days of the date upon which the
misconduct is alleged to have occurred or within such
further period as may be agreed to by the
Commissioner. Complaints of Misconduct shall be
forwarded to The Commissioner c/- NSW Squash
Limited, PO Box 211, Thornleigh NSW 2120 or
email [email protected]
The Code sets out the procedure whereby the player
who is the subject of a complaint of misconduct can
reply to the allegations made against him.
The Commissioner shall determine whether to charge
a player with misconduct and refer such charge to the
Disciplinary Tribunal for hearing.
The Commissioner has the power to require any
player or official of a club to attend a hearing of a
complaint of misconduct by the Disciplinary
Tribunal.
The Disciplinary Tribunal may recommend to the
CDC that a rubber or match should be replayed,
either wholly or in part, or to reallocate points for a
rubber or match.
A player under suspension is not permitted, subject to
By-Law 2.2.4, to play in any competition conducted
by or under the auspices of NSW Squash or by any
association affiliated with NSW Squash or in any
competition which the holder of the competition has
agreed to recognize the suspensions imposed by
NSW Squash.
2.2.5
Any appeal from a decision of the Disciplinary
Tribunal to the Appeals Committee must be lodged
within seven (7) days of the decision of the
Disciplinary Tribunal.
The Chairman of the Disciplinary Tribunal shall
advise a player of his rights and the procedure that
must be followed if the player wishes to lodge an
appeal.
An appeal must be accompanied by a fee of $80. If
the appeal is upheld, the fee shall be refunded.
If an appeal is lodged, a player who has been
suspended by the Disciplinary Tribunal may take part
in matches until the appeal is heard. Should the
appeal not be upheld, the decision of the Disciplinary
Tribunal shall be enforced as from the date of the
decision of the Appeals Committee.
No appeal shall be made against the leniency of the
decision of the Disciplinary Tribunal, without the
leave of the Board.
2.3
COMPLAINTS ON MATTERS OTHER THAN
MISCONDUCT
2.3.1
On receipt of a complaint regarding a breach of the
By-Laws (except for By-Law 2) the Chairperson
CDC shall decide if the complaint has merit. A subcommittee comprising the Pennant Administrator,
Chairperson and one (1) District Delegate shall rule
on the complaint. Complaints must be lodged within
seven (7) days which the complaint regarding the
breach is alleged to have occurred or within such
further period as may be agreed to by the Chairperson
CDC.
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2.4
APPEALS ON CDC
ADMINISTRATOR DECISIONS
2.4.1
2.4.2
2.4.3
*
AND
PENNANT
Unless an appeal is lodged in writing on the
prescribed form*, with the NSW Squash Ltd office
within seven (7) days from the notification of the
decision of the CDC/Pennant Administrator, the
decision shall be enforced.
Any appeals against a decision of the Pennant
Administrator shall be directed to the Chairperson
with a fee of $80. If the appeal is upheld the fee will
be refunded. All appeals must be supported by
reasons the decision of the Pennant Administrator
was thought to be incorrect. If the Chairperson
considers the appeal to have merit, a sub-committee
consisting of the Chairperson and two (2) District
Delegates will hear the appeal. Their decision shall
be final.
Any appeals against a decision of the CDC shall be
directed to the Board on the prescribed form* with a
fee of $80. If the appeal is upheld the fee will be
refunded. All appeals must be supported by reasons
the decision of the CDC was thought to be incorrect.
If the Board considers the appeal to have merit, a
sub-committee consisting of two (2) Board members
will hear the appeal, provided none is the subject of
the appeal. Their decision shall be final.
The prescribed Appeals Form is available on the
www.nswsquash.com.au website (Sydney Pennant
link).
3.0 PENNANT COMPETITION
All matches shall be played under the WSF Rules.
3.1 ENTRIES
3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
3.1.4
3.1.5
3.1.6
3.1.7
A fee as determined by the CDC shall be charged for
each team and each player, and shall be paid to NSW
Squash Ltd office at the time of entry. Late entries
may be accepted at the discretion of the Pennant
Administrator.
Refer Fees and Fine schedule for Team registration
fee and discount if paid by Round 4.
No refund of registration, affiliation or entry fees will
be made, except for overpayment.
No club will be accepted for any competition unless
it has paid all outstanding fees, fines, (e.g. forfeits,
late results) from any previous competition, or any
other monies owed to NSW Squash.
No centre/club/player will be accepted for any
competition unless all outstanding fees, fines, (e.g.
forfeits, late results) from any previous competition/s,
or any other monies owed to NSW Squash.
False information submitted by any club or player
could result in the disqualification of the player and
or club concerned.
All clubs shall notify the Pennant Administrator of
the night and time of commencement of play for
home matches for each of their teams when entries
are submitted. The nights and times will be published
in the Competition Draw. The commencing time shall
not be before 7.00 pm or later than 8.00 pm.
Women‟s and men‟s teams may only alternate in the
Competition Draw if there is an odd number of both
women‟s and men‟s teams within a club.
3.1.9 Each team must have a captain, whose name, contact
numbers and email address shall be shown on the
entry form. If a team captain withdraws from a team,
another captain must be appointed and his/her name,
contact numbers and email address must be
forwarded to the Pennant Administrator within seven
(7) days of the appointment.
3.1.10 The CDC reserves the right to accept or reject any
entry from an individual, team, club or centre.
3.1.11 Team entries must include complete player
information of: name, contact numbers and email
address, especially in regards to Team Captain/s.
3.1.8
3.2 REGISTRATIONS
3.2.1
Only registered players who are financial members of
a club which is affiliated with NSW Squash Ltd, are
eligible to compete in the pennant competition. A
registered player means a player who is financial by
paying the annual player registration fee of $40 to
NSW Squash.
3.2.2 The CDC reserves the right to accept or reject any
entry from an individual, team or club.
3.2.3 Players must obtain a financial clearance from their
previous club before registering with another club. A
financial clearance requires players to have fully paid
all previous pennant entry fees plus any NSW Squash
sanctioned tournament fees.
3.2.4 No player will be accepted for any competition unless
all outstanding fees, fines, (e.g. forfeits, late results)
from any previous competition/s, or any other monies
owed to NSW Squash.
3.2.5 No unregistered player shall play in any match. If a
team plays an unregistered player at No. 4 position
then the team will receive no points for that rubber. If
the team plays an unregistered player at positions 1, 2
or 3, the team will receive no points for those
rubbers, and will receive no points for any rubber or
rubbers played in a lower position. The points will be
awarded to the opposing team. Further penalties may
be imposed at the discretion of the CDC.
3.2.6 No player shall be eligible to play before the CDC
has accepted his/her nomination.
3.2.7 No club shall have any claim upon the services of a
player unless that player has indicated in writing that
he/she is available for that club.
3.2.8 No player, having been nominated to play for any
club, shall be allowed to transfer to another club
between the date of such nomination and the
completion of the competition for which he/she is
nominated, unless both the original club and the
Pennant Administrator agree.
3.2.9 A player may play for more than one club but only if
the clubs are in different Sydney Districts.
3.2.10 The player registered with two (2) clubs will only pay
one registered player fee for the first or original club.
3.2.11 Women players may play in the District Men‟s
competition and there is no limit to the number of
women playing on the night
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3.2.12 Men players may play in the District Women‟s
competition, but a maximum of 2 men only per
women‟s team per round applies. These men may
only be registered from #2 position down. Ladies
teams must have minimum of 2 ladies playing on the
night.
3.2.13 No player can register in a Major Grade team and a
District team.
Please note: To be eligible to play in the Final and Grand
Final, players must play the amount of qualifying matches for
that team they are playing in (refer By-Law 4.8).
3.5 REGRADING
3.5.1
The CDC and/or Pennant Administrator have the
power to accept, alter or reject any requested changes
to the order of merit. Refer By-Law 4.1.12 Player
Matrix Adjustment Request.
3.3 LATE REGISTRATIONS
3.3.1
3.3.2
3.3.3
3.3.4
3.3.5
New players may be registered at any time. A
registration will not be accepted if it makes the team
stronger than the strongest team in the grade, or if the
registration would have resulted in the team being
promoted to a higher grade at the time of grading.
Registrations must be confirmed in writing to the
Pennant Administrator and must contain the player‟s
full name (and former name if any), details of past
performances, and must indicate his/her correct order
within the team. Failure to do so will result in the
new player being deregistered immediately and any
points earned by that player will be awarded to the
opposing team. The Club Administrator must sign all
correspondence.
Late player registration must include complete player
information of: name, contact numbers and email
address, especially in regards to Team Captain/s.
The Pennant Administrator has the power to accept or
reject late registrations, and to decide the order of
merit of late registrations within a team.
If no objection is received from the Pennant
Administrator within seven (7) days, Club
Administrators can accept the Pennant Administrator
has approved the new registration. It is the
responsibility of Team Captains/Club Administrators
to contact the Pennant Administrator in writing
(fax/email) if there is any doubt as to the acceptance
of the registration.
4.0 MATCHES
4.1 COMPETITION PLAY
4.1.1
4.1.2
4.1.3
4.1.4
4.1.5
3.4 GRADING
3.4.1
3.4.2
3.4.3
3.4.4
The CDC has the right to decide the number of
grades/divisions and sections into which the
competition shall be divided. The CDC has the right
to decide the grading of each team.
No appeal shall be made against the grading of teams,
or the competition draw.
Clubs must list all members of each team in their
order of merit on the entry form (as per the players
Matrix rating as well as considering the form of any
new player not having a Matrix rating).
If two (or more) teams are graded in the same section
of a grade/division contrary to the club‟s requested
grading, changes in team personnel may be allowed
at the discretion of the Pennant Administrator prior to
the commencement of competition.
4.1.6
4.1.7
4.1.8
The home club shall be responsible for all court hire.
At the beginning of each match, the home team shall
provide one new ball as approved by NSW Squash
Limited. Should the ball break or otherwise be
replaced in accordance with the WSF Rules, the
home team will supply a further ball as approved by
NSW Squash Limited.
Unless By-Law 4.5 applies, all four rubbers shall be
played on the same day/ night and no alteration shall
be made to the venues, dates or times set down for
matches unless with the previous consent of the
Pennant Administrator. If a change is requested, it is
the responsibility of both team Captains to contact the
Pennant Administrator. Failure to make such contact
may result in both teams receiving no points for that
match. The CDC may impose a further penalty.
All players from the beginning of the season will be
placed in matrix order. Players will then play in order
of matrix each week shown on result sheets on the
night.
If previous week‟s results are not in by the time the
sheets are printed, then players play in the order of
matrix that is on the sheet (refer By-Law 4.9 Results
– penalties apply for Results not received correctly).
(refer By-Law 4.1.11 Playing in Matrix order).
Four (4) players from each team shall compete in a
match and each player shall play a rubber against one
of the opposing team. In each match the No. 1 player
from each team will play each other, the No. 2
players will play each other, and so on.
A player shall only play in a rubber provided that
immediately prior to the commencement of the
rubber the player reasonably believes he/she will be
physically capable of completing the rubber.
In all matches other than finals and grand finals, the
visiting team shall decide which players shall play the
first and third rubbers, and the home team shall
decide which players shall play the second and fourth
rubbers.
When a rubber is in progress and one player leads by
2 games (i.e. 2-1 or 2-0), the appropriate captain
(refer By-Law 4.1.7) must advise which number
players are to go on next, and the nominated players
must be ready to start their rubber as soon as the
court is vacant, and if not ready within 10 minutes
then By-Law 4.4.7 shall apply.
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4.1.9
In home and away matches each team shall provide a
marker or referee alternately for each rubber. The
home team shall provide the referee of the first
rubber and the visiting team shall provide the marker.
The marker or referee provided by each team shall be
a registered member of the team (or a reserve player
as provided in By-Law 4.3) unless both captains
agree otherwise. The referee assumes control of the
match when both players have commenced the warm
up.
4.1.10 During a match a player shall not receive any
electronic assistance from outside the court. Any
player doing so shall forfeit the rubber and could also
face suspension for deliberately breaking the WSF
Rules.
4.1.11 If a team has not played in the correct matrix order of
merit, it shall receive no points for all rubbers played
out of order. Those points shall be awarded to the
opposing team.
4.1.12 PLAYER MATRIX ADJUSTMENT REQUEST:
The initial Rating on the Matrix table is only applied
to a player once at the start of their playing life.
Consideration may be given to a player‟s Matrix
adjustment if any of the following conditions apply:
(i)
coming back after a long break, or
(ii)
after injury and that causes their current
rating to no longer be reflective of their
playing ability, or
(iii)
a Junior player commencing Senior Pennant,
or
(iv)
depending on results that would qualify the
player‟s adjustment.
Club Administrators are required to complete the
Matrix Adjustment Request Form available on the
www.nswsquash.com.au website (Sydney Pennant
link) and forward to the Pennant Administrator for
consideration and processing.
4.2 SCORING
4.2.1 Each pennant competition rubber is the best of 5
games, using the Point-A-Rally (PAR) scoring
system.
4.2.2 Premier Grade Men will use the PAR to 11 point
scoring system.
4.2.3 State Grade Men and all District Divisions will use
PAR to 15 point scoring system. The player who
scores 15 points first wins the game except that if the
score reaches 14-all, the game continues until one
player leads by two points.
4.2.4 For NSW Squash tournament matches, the PAR to 11
point scoring system will apply.
4.2.5 For all matches played during the competition the
following point system will apply:
6 pts for 3-0 win
2 pts for 2-3 loss
5 pts for 3-1 win
1 pt for 1-3 loss
4 pts for 3-2 win
0 pts for 0-3 loss
Plus an additional 4 points to the winning team.
4.2.6 A winning team is the team which at the end of four
rubbers has won:
(i)
the most rubbers. If rubbers are equal;
(ii)
the most games. If games are equal;
(iii)
the most points. If points are equal;
(iv)
the match will be deemed to be drawn.
4.3 DISTRICT DIVISION RESERVES (refer 4.10.6 for
Major Grade Reserves Rule)
4.3.1 A district player may not play more than seven (7)
matches in a higher and/or lower grade without
penalty. If that player then plays eight (8) or more
matches, that player and the team will receive no
points for that rubber. Those points will be awarded
to the opposing team.
4.3.2 In District Divisions a player may play a position up
as well as their own e.g. No. 4 can play at No. 3, No.
3 can also play at No 2 and No 2 can play at No. 1. A
higher player can not play lower e.g. No. 2 can not
play No. 3 etc, This applies only to District Division,
not Major Grades and is only permitted for round
matches, not for final or grand final matches.
4.3.3
District Division Matrix Reserve rule: Teams may get
a reserve that has the SAME matrix or LESS from
ANY team from any club to replace your unavailable
player. Reserves must play in matrix order within the
team. E.g. If your No. 1 with a matrix of 160.38 is
out on the night you may find a reserve to replace
him with 160.38 or LESS to play at No. 1 or if your
No. 3 has a bigger matrix than your reserve then this
player moves up and the reserve plays at No 3. This
allows teams to use the matrix to find the reserve
player.
This rule applies to Round matches only. (refer ByLaw 4.3.5 for Final and Grand Final Reserve
requests)
4.3.4
If a registered player has not played four (4) matches
by Round 10 then a reserve cannot replace this
player.
4.3.5
DISTRICT DIVISION FINAL AND GRAND
FINAL RESERVE RULE: The reserve‟s matrix
must be equal to or lower than the number four
registered player in the team and also must have an
equal to or lower matrix than the lowest ranked
player for the match. The reserve will come in at the
lowest position in right matrix order so the team is
not strengthened.
All reserves for both the Final and Grand Final
matches must be requested in writing and approved
by the Pennant Administrator.
4.4 FORFEITS
4.4.1
4.4.2
4.4.3
Each of the four rubbers in a match must either be
played or forfeited. A player may not concede a
rubber except through injury sustained during a
rubber or a personal emergency necessitating leaving
the venue.
In District Divisions after a rubber has commenced, a
player must not stop playing in that rubber and play a
rubber in any other position. This will be treated as a
forfeit for all the rubbers concerned.
For all forfeits, the points are awarded to the
opposing team and a penalty as decided by the CDC
will be determined for each rubber forfeited. If any
team gives a full team forfeit, all rubbers, games and
points shall be awarded to the opposing team.
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Where a forfeit occurs, “forfeit” is to be written on
the result sheet instead of the name of the player who
forfeited, and the opposing player is to be recorded as
winning the match. If a player‟s name is written on
the result sheet this is a statement that the player
played that match. Any falsification of a result will
incur a severe penalty as decided by the CDC. A
player claiming a forfeit must be present at the court
ready and capable of playing (refer By-Law 4.1.6)
otherwise it will be considered that both players have
forfeited.
4.4.5 Any team with excessive forfeits may be asked by the
CDC to justify why that team should not be
withdrawn from the competition. Any team
withdrawn may be fined by the CDC (in addition to
any fines already incurred).
4.4.6 Any team withdrawing or being withdrawn from the
competition shall create a BYE within that grade. The
Committee may readjust points already scored
against this team.
4.4.7 If play in a match has not commenced within 10
minutes of the specified starting time as stated in the
Competition Draw, the team at fault may lose the
nominated rubber. Ten (10) minutes shall be allowed
after each rubber for the next rubber to commence. If
play does not commence at the end of this time, the
defaulting team may lose a further rubber or rubbers
as nominated by the opposing team captain. It is the
opposing team captain who decides whether to claim
a forfeit.
4.4.8 Forfeit(s) before the commencement of a match:
(i)
if before a match commences, a team forfeits
a rubber, the team must forfeit firstly at the
No. 4 position and the remaining players
must move up and play in the correct order;
(ii)
if more than one rubber is forfeited, the team
must forfeit at No. 4 position first, No. 3
position next, and so on (refer By-Law 4.3.2
to avoid forfeits).
4.4.9 Forfeit(s) after the commencement of a match:
(i)
if after a match has commenced, a team
forfeits at the No. 4 position then the team
will score no points for that rubber;
(ii)
if after a match has commenced, a team
forfeits a rubber or rubbers at positions No. 1,
2 or 3 then the team will score no points for
the rubber or rubbers forfeited at positions
No. 1, 2 or 3 and in addition will score no
points for the rubber played at No. 4 position.
The penalty forfeit at No. 4 position does not
apply if the player or players who have been
forfeited subsequently arrive at the courts
prepared and capable of playing (refer ByLaw 4.1.6) before play in the last rubber has
ceased and the forfeit fine will not be
imposed. However the forfeited player is not
permitted to then play the match.
4.4.10 Forfeits shall result in severe penalties as decided by
the CDC. Refer NSW Squash Fees and Fines
Schedule. (refer By-Law 4.3.2 to avoid forfeits).
4.4.4
4.5 DELAYED MATCHES
4.5.1
4.5.2
4.5.3
4.5.4
Completed rubbers shall not be replayed and results
shall stand (unless By-Law 1.3.11 applies).
If after a rubber has commenced it is necessary to
transfer that rubber to a different court on the same
day or on a different day, the score shall stand.
In case of a power failure, every effort should be
made to complete the match on the night.
Postponed matches must be played within three
rounds of the match postponed.
4.6 MARKING AND REFEREEING
4.6.1
4.6.2
4.6.3
4.6.4
4.6.5
All matches must be marked and refereed in
accordance with the WSF Rules of Squash.
Players are not permitted to request a change of
referee or marker (WSF Rule 15.5).
The Referees Chairperson may arrange for a referee
to be assessed on any match. Both team captains must
be advised beforehand. Club Administrators/Court
operators must be advised if a captain cannot be
contacted.
Attendance at referees lectures:
One team player attending - 14 bonus points.
Two or more team players attending - maximum 28
bonus points.
A player competing in two districts attendance will
be counted towards receiving bonus points for each
team. (qualified referees welcome but not required to
attend – bonus points apply).
If the behaviour of any spectator, official, manager or
coach is disruptive to the continuity of play, the
Referee shall suspend play until the disruption has
ceased. If necessary, play should be suspended until
the offending person has left the court area (WSF
Rule 20.2.3).
4.7 FINALS AND GRAND FINALS
4.7.1
4.7.2
4.7.3
Any club which has teams participating in the
competition shall make its courts available for any
play-off, final or grand final, at no cost.
Venues, days and times will be decided by the
Pennant Administrator and shall not be changed
without prior permission of the Pennant
Administrator, or a fine of $100 per team shall be
imposed, and the match may be declared void. If
teams from the same club are playing each other, the
Pennant Administrator may give permission to
change the venue to their home court.
Referees shall be appointed by the Pennant
Administrator. Failure to fulfil refereeing duties shall
result in severe penalties as decided by the CDC.
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4.7.4
4.7.5
4.7.6
4.7.7
4.7.8
The 3 teams in each grade/division with the greatest
number of premiership points at the end of the home
and away matches, shall play finals matches. The
team finishing first goes directly to the Grand Final
and plays the winner of the Final (the teams that
finished second and third). If two or more teams are
equal on points for third position (or any other
position), and it is necessary to decide which of those
teams shall play in any final match, the positions of
those teams shall be determined by means of a count
back by comparing the record of each team in terms
of the criteria listed below (the criteria to be applied
successively until a decision is reached) so the team
with the highest position in the competition shall be
the team which, in descending order:
(i)
has won the most matches (a tied match being
counted as a half a win);
(ii)
has won the most rubbers;
(iii)
has won the most games;
(iv)
has won the most points;
(v)
has lost the least rubbers;
(vi)
has lost the least games;
(vii) has lost the least points.
In final or grand final matches the team captains shall
toss a coin and the team losing the toss shall be
deemed to be the home club, and the provisions of
By-Law 4.1.7 shall apply regarding the order in
which rubbers are played.
Any drawn final match must be replayed. The
Pennant Administrator will decide the venue (as in
By-Law 4.7.2). A drawn grand final may be replayed,
or joint winners may be declared if both team
captains agree.
All rubbers that have commenced must be completed.
The player refusing to complete the match will forfeit
Matrix points.
Both teams to provide one approved new ball, to be
used alternatively, unless both captains agree to share
the cost of a single ball.
4.8
ELIGIBILITY FOR FINALS AND GRAND
FINALS
4.8.1
4.8.2
4.8.3
4.8.4
Any player who has played with the team at least 6
times during the competition and is a registered
member in the team shall be eligible. (Exception
Premier Grade Men, refer By-Law 4.10.7)
Byes – only one (1) bye will count as a match played.
Any team wishing to play a reserve in the Final or
Grand Final must refer to By-Law 4.3.5 for District
Divisions and By-Law 4.10.8 for Major Grades.
When a player plays 2 matches in the same team on
any given match night, only 1 match will be counted
towards qualification.
4.9 RESULTS
4.9.1
4.9.2
4.9.3
Team captains must notify their Club Administrator
if results have not been recorded for the Matrix
system to be effective.
4.10 MAJOR GRADES
4.10.1 Matches shall commence no earlier than 7.00 pm and
no later than 8.00 pm Monday to Friday. The first
rubber must be nominated 10 minutes before the
scheduled starting time.
4.10.2 Scoring: Premier Grade Mens matches are played
under the PAR to 11 point scoring system. Sydney 1
Men‟s Pennant Grade is played under the PAR to 15
point scoring system. For NSW Squash tournament
matches, the PAR to 11 point scoring system will
apply.
4.10.3 All Captains and players contacts details inclusive of
Mobile number and Email addresses must be
submitted with teams registration and included in the
Matrix system.
4.10.4 Interstate players who are financial members of their
State of Territory may be registered in the Major
Grades, with the permission of the Pennant
Administrator before registration.
4.10.5 In Major Grades a player may play in one rubber only
in the same match.
4.10.6 Reserves for Major Grades may be taken from grades
above or below as long as the matrix rating is equal
or below the player they are replacing. Major Grade
Players cannot play across teams.
This rule applies to Round matches only. (refer ByLaw 4.10.8 for Final and Grand Final Reserve
requests).
4.10.7 To be eligible to play in Final and Grand Finals a
player must have played eight (8) matches for Men‟s
Premier and six (6) matches for Sydney 1 Men‟s
Grades.
4.10.8 For Final and Grand Final matches, only original
registered team members are eligible unless written
authorisation is obtained from the Pennant
Administrator. All reserves for both the Final and
Grand Final matches must be requested in writing
and approved by the Pennant Administrator. The
reserve‟s matrix must be equal to or lower than the
lowest qualified registered player in the team. The
reserve will come in at the lowest position in right
matrix order so the team is not strengthened.
4.10.9 In all Mens Premier League Final and Grand Final
matches the No 1 players shall play the second
rubber. The winner of the toss shall decide who plays
first and the loser of the toss shall decide who plays
third.
Penalties apply for results not received correctly.
Refer NSW Squash Fees and Fines Schedule.
Club Administrators must enter the current week‟s
results on www.squashmatrix.com by Saturday 12
noon AND NOT print the next round result sheets off
in advance before Monday 12 noon.
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5.0 GENERAL
5.1 INJURIES AND BLOOD
5.1.1
All playing equipment and gear is the responsibility
of the individual players. An injury resulting from the
loss of control of playing equipment shall result in
the match being awarded to the injured player (WSF
Rule 16.3.3.3).
5.1.2
Where an injury is accidentally contributed to or
accidentally caused by the opponent, the injured
player is allowed one hour to recover and such
additional time as the time schedule of the
competition permits (WSF rule 16.3.1.2). If the
injured player is then unable to continue play, the
match shall be awarded to the opponent. The score at
the conclusion of the rally in which the injury
occurred shall stand.
Note: The time schedule of the competition means until all
other rubbers of the match have been completed.
5.1.3
Where there is any visible bleeding a player shall
leave the court and shall not resume play until the
bleeding is stopped, the wound is covered and any
bloodstained clothing has been changed. The
bleeding player is allowed such time as is reasonable
and necessary and is available on the time schedule
of the competition. If the injured player is then unable
to continue play, the match shall be awarded to the
opponent (WSF Rule 16.1).
Note: The time schedule of the competition means until all
other rubbers of the match have been completed.
5.4 PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR
5.4.1
5.4.2
5.4.2
Due to the nature of the game, NSW Squash Ltd
recommends that all players wear approved
protective eyewear.
It is compulsory for all players eligible to play in
junior events (19 years and under) to wear approved
protective eyewear in all NSW Squash Ltd
sanctioned events, including tournaments. Failure to
do so will result in the player/s being disqualified.
It is compulsory for all players to wear approved
protective eyewear in all NSW Squash Ltd
sanctioned doubles events, including doubles
tournaments. Failure to do so will result in the
player/s being disqualified.
5.5 PREGNANCY
5.5.1
A pregnant player may participate in the pennant
competition at her own risk. However, due to the
nature of the game, NSW Squash Limited
recommends the pregnant player seek medical advice
before participating in any match. No responsibility
shall be accepted by NSW Squash, the venue
operator and/or venue owner, the match officials or
the opponent, for any pregnancy related injury, which
occurs in a match or as a direct result of participation
in a match.
5.2 CLOTHING
5.2.1
Clothing shall be neat and appropriate to the game of
squash. The soles of footwear must not mark the
court.
5.6 ALCOHOL, GAMBLING & HARASSMENT
5.6.1
5.6.2
5.3 LICENSED CLUBS
5.2.1
Visiting teams playing at licensed clubs must advise
the home team captain 72 hours in advance, of any
player who does not conform to licensed club
regulations as set out in the Competition Handbook
(e.g. age). If a visiting player is refused admittance on
the grounds of clothing and/ or age, then that player
shall lose the rubber, and points will be awarded to
the opposing team.
5.6.3
NSW Squash encourages the responsible service of
alcohol to and for all players.
No player is permitted to play or referee a match
while intoxicated.
Harassment as defined under the NSW Squash
Members & Child protection Policies is an offence
and will not be tolerated.
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WORLD SQUASH SINGLES RULES 2009
Appendix 1 – Guidelines on Rules interpretations
INTRODUCTION
The over-riding principle governing the Rules of Squash and their interpretation is to allow a fair result to each match.
This requires that the Referee implement the rules fairly for both players throughout the match.
The Guidelines should be read in conjunction with the Rules and have been approved by the World Squash Federation.
G1.
If a player drops a racket without colliding with the
opponent, the Referee shall allow the rally to continue
under most circumstances. It is considered that the
player is already at a significant disadvantage, as the
player must pick up the racket to remain in the rally.
CHANGE OF EQUIPMENT
In order to prevent one player from gaining an unfair
rest interval through a change of equipment, the
Referee, before allowing a player to leave the court to
make the change, shall be satisfied that there has
indeed been a material deterioration of the equipment.
The Referee shall deal with a player’s deliberate
dropping or throwing of an object to the floor of the
court under Rule 17.
The preference for another racket, or a different pair of
shoes where no physical deterioration is evident, is not
sufficient reason for the player to change that
equipment. The player may leave the court to effect the
change as quickly as possible and must do so within 90
seconds.
G4.
If the ball hits the non-striker the Referee shall make a
decision in all cases and the Marker's call is not
required until after the Referee has made this decision.
If a player's glasses break or a player loses a contact
lens, that player is permitted 90 seconds, after which
the player must resume play.
If the ball, coming from the front wall, hits the nonstriker without interference occurring, the non-striker
loses a stroke unless further attempt applies (Rule 10).
The definition of "Attempt" makes it clear that even a
fake swing of the racket or feint at the ball is an attempt,
but racket preparation comprising only backswing with
no racket movement towards the ball is not an attempt.
If a player is unable to resume play because of lack of
alternative equipment, the Referee shall award the
match to the opponent.
G2.
TIME-WASTING
Time-wasting is an attempt by one player to gain an
unfair advantage over the opponent. Prolonged
discussion with the Referee and slow preparation to
serve or receive service are examples. The Referee
shall apply Rule 17 when this occurs.
Rules 9 and 10 cover the various situations in which the
ball going to the front wall hits the non-striker.
If the ball hits the striker (without interference) the
striker loses the rally and the Marker shall call "Not up",
because the striker has not struck the ball correctly.
The Referee need not make a decision unless the
Marker fails to make a call.
While excessive ball-bouncing prior to service is timewasting, it does not constitute serving the hand out.
Players should be aware that during the 90 second
intervals, the Referee's call of "Fifteen seconds" is
advice for them to return to court. A player who is not
ready to resume play on the call of "Time" is gaining an
unfair advantage and the Referee shall apply Rule 17.
G3.
PLAYER HIT BY THE BALL INCLUDING
TURNING AND FURTHER ATTEMPT
When the ball strikes either player and interference
occurred, the Referee shall apply Rule 12.
In deciding to play the ball on turning, a player must
ensure that the return will not hit the opponent. If the
player does hit the opponent with the ball after turning,
the Referee shall award a stroke to the opponent,
unless the opponent made a deliberate movement to
prevent a good return reaching the front wall, in which
case the Referee shall award a stroke to the striker.
FALLEN OBJECT
Rule 7.7 makes it clear that, if any object falls (or is
thrown) to the floor of the court, play must cease. Since
an injury may occur if a player treads on any object of
significant size or texture, the Referee or Marker shall
halt play with the word "Stop", or the player(s) may stop
and appeal. If the fallen object is unnoticed by players
and Officials until the end of the rally and the Referee
judges there has been no effect on the outcome of the
rally, the result of the rally shall stand (Rule 7.7.6).
G5.
INTERFERENCE ON TURNING OR A
FURTHER ATTEMPT
When a player turns or makes a further attempt to play
the ball, the opponent still has an obligation to make
every effort to provide the player with freedom to sight
the ball and to get to and play the ball as provided for in
Rule 12. However, the act of turning or of recovering for
a further attempt is often so quick that the opponent
does not have a reasonable opportunity to clear before
the interference occurs. In such cases, the Referee
shall allow a let. Conversely, if the opponent had ample
time to clear but made no effort to do so, or deliberately
moved thereby creating the interference, the Referee
shall award a stroke to the player.
Players are responsible for retaining their equipment.
As a general rule, a player who drops or throws a piece
of equipment will lose a stroke. Exceptions are
equipment falling as a result of a collision when the
Referee may allow a let or award a stroke depending
on whether the player has hit a winning return. If the
collision results in an appeal for interference, Rule 12
will take precedence.
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When a player shapes to play the ball on one side and
then brings the racket across the body to take the ball
on the other side, it is neither turning nor making a
further attempt and, if interference occurs, Rule 12
applies. This position frequently occurs after the ball
has hit the side wall and the front wall simultaneously
and then rebounds into the middle of the court.
G6.
MAKING EVERY EFFORT
INTERFERENCE
AND
described in G6. The amount of contact must be
sufficient to affect the player’s swing, but
insufficient to prevent it.
3
If the striker stops play for fear of hitting the
opponent and the opponent, though close to,
does not prevent the striker’s reasonable swing,
the Referee shall allow a let under rule 13.1.2 reasonable fear of injury. As long as the
opponent does not prevent a reasonable swing,
a let is the appropriate decision.
4
If the striker stops play for fear of hitting the
opponent and the opponent is well clear of the
reasonable swing, the Referee shall not allow a
let, as the striker has judged the opponent’s
position incorrectly.
G8.
METHOD OF APPEAL
MINIMAL
The opponent must make every effort to clear the ball
after playing a return. The opponent’s route should
allow the player unobstructed direct access to the ball,
provided the player has not moved in to play the ball so
quickly as to block the opponent’s exit. In the latter case
the Referee shall allow a let, unless the player could not
have made a good return, in which case the Referee
shall not allow a let.
The correct method of appeal when interference or
Rule 13 instances have occurred is to say "Let please"
and for other occurrences under Rule 11 is to say
"Appeal please".
However, it is equally important for the player to make
every effort to get to and play the ball. If the player does
not make every effort to get to and play the ball, that is
a significant factor in the Referee's assessment of
whether or not that player could have reached the ball
and made a good return.
Players sometimes use other forms of appeal including
a raised hand or racket, especially when
communication between players and Referee is difficult.
A Referee accepting any form of appeal other than the
standard "Let please” or “Appeal please” must be
satisfied that the player is actually making an appeal.
The Referee shall decide the degree of effort that the
player should make to demonstrate "making every
effort". This does not give the player the right to abuse
the opponent physically and the Referee shall penalise
significant or deliberate physical contact under Rule 12
or Rule 17.
G9.
TIMING OF APPEALS
The timing of an appeal on interference is important.
When a player appeals for a let, having encountered
some interference, the Referee, when deciding that the
interference had no effect on that player’s sighting of
the ball and freedom to get to and play the ball, shall
not allow a let. This is minimal interference and includes
situations in which: the opponent crossed the flight of
the ball very early in its trajectory from the front wall but
still allowed the player time to sight the ball; the player
brushed past the opponent on the way to the ball
without affecting the player’s direct access; and the
racket swing brushed the opponent, the opponent’s
clothing or racket without affecting the racket’s swing.
In the case of an appeal concerning fair view and
freedom to hit the ball directly to the front wall
(commonly known as "crossing the flight"), the Referee
shall consider the situation at the time the player could
have hit the ball.
In the case of interference on backswing, the appeal
must be immediate and before the player makes any
attempt to play the ball. Any attempt to hit the ball after
backswing interference has occurred indicates that the
striker has accepted the interference and thus forfeits
the right of appeal.
However, when interference has occurred, the Referee
shall not refuse a let in situations in which the player
was clearly making every effort (albeit short of physical
contact with the opponent) to get to and play the ball
and had demonstrated to the Referee the ability to
reach the ball.
If there is interference in the act of playing the ball,
which includes a reasonable backswing, hit and
reasonable follow-through, an appeal is justified. The
Referee shall consider whether the opponent was
crowding and not allowing freedom to play the ball in
deciding whether to allow a let or to award a stroke.
STRIKER’S
FEAR OF
If a player appeals for not being ready to receive
service, the Referee shall allow a let, unless deciding
the player delayed play unnecessarily. In the latter case
the Referee could apply Rule 17.
G7.
INTERFERENCE WITH THE
SWING AND REASONABLE
HITTING THE OPPONENT
Rule 12.2.3 allows the striker “freedom to hit the ball
with a reasonable swing”. If the striker stops play
because of the opponent not granting this freedom and
appeals, the Referee shall consider following options:
1.
If the opponent is too close and has prevented
the striker’s reasonable swing and is hit or would
have been hit with the racket, the Referee shall
award a stroke to the striker.
2
If the striker stops play as a result of slight racket
contact with the opponent, who is making every
effort to clear, the Referee shall allow a let. This
is different from the minimal interference
G10. EARLY APPEAL
If a player makes an appeal for interference before the
result of the opponent’s return is known, this is
regarded as an early appeal. If a player makes an early
appeal and the opponent’s return subsequently goes
down or out, the Referee shall allow the result of the
rally to stand, the player winning the rally.
When the opponent appeals for a let for interference
before the player has completed a reasonable follow
through, this is also regarded as an early appeal. In this
case the opponent has no right of appeal and the
Referee shall not award a let.
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G11. CREATED INTERFERENCE
either concede one game to gain a further 90
seconds and then continue play without
bleeding, or concede the match.
At all times an opponent must allow the player
unobstructed direct access to play the ball.
If a player's clothing has become blood-stained
as a result of the injury, the player shall change
that clothing before resuming play.
However, sometimes the situation arises in which the
opponent has caused no interference (i.e. the opponent
has clearly provided the required direct access) but the
player takes an indirect route to the ball which takes the
player towards, or very close to, the opponent's
position. The player then appeals for a let because of
being "obstructed" in access to the ball.
If the bleeding recurs after recovery time has
been allowed, the Referee shall allow no further
recovery time, except that the player may
concede the game in progress and use the
interval between games to recover.
If there is no genuine reason for this indirect route, the
player has created the interference where none
otherwise existed and, if the player appeals, the
Referee shall not allow a let. Whether the player could
make a good return is not a consideration - in order to
remain in the rally the player must get to and play the
ball.
2.
A player who does not wish to concede the
match, but who requires recovery time or who
needs to leave the court, shall concede the
game. After informing the Referee, the player
shall take the 90 second interval between
games for recovery, then be ready to play; or
concede the match. The player may concede
only one game.
This is different from two situations in which a player, in
attempting to recover from a position of disadvantage,
does not have direct access to the ball. In the first
situation the player is "wrong-footed" and anticipates
the opponent hitting the ball one way, starts moving that
way, but having guessed wrongly, changes direction to
find the opponent in the way. In this situation the
Referee shall allow the player a let on appeal if the
recovery is sufficient to demonstrate the player would
have made a good return. In fact, if the opponent
prevents the incoming player from playing a winning
return, the Referee shall award a stroke to that player.
If a player vomits or otherwise makes the court
unplayable, the Referee shall award the match
to the opponent, irrespective of whether the sick
player is able to resume play (Rule 17.). The
Referee's decision with regard to court
conditions is final.
Secondly, if a player plays a poor return that gives the
opponent a position of advantage, the Referee shall
allow the player a let only if, in taking the direct line to
the ball for the next return, the Referee determines that,
but for the interference, that player would have been
able to get to and play the ball.
G12. SIGNIFICANT OR DELIBERATE PHYSICAL
CONTACT
Significant or deliberate physical contact is both
detrimental to the game and potentially dangerous. In
blatant cases the Referee shall stop the rally and award
the appropriate penalty. Where the player "pushes off"
the opponent and this has no significant effect on the
opponent, the Referee shall allow the rally to continue
and give a warning to that player at the end of the rally.
Where there is a significant effect, the Referee shall
stop play and apply Rule 17.
3.
In the case of symptoms of tiredness, alleged
injuries not reasonably evident to the Referee or
pre-existing ailments, the Referee shall not
permit recovery time (except that the Referee
shall allow the player concerned the option of
conceding one game to take the 90 second
interval between games and then resume play).
Included in this category are cramps, whether
abdominal pains or muscle cramps, actual or
impending nausea and breathlessness including
asthmatic conditions.
If a player is injured the Referee, after confirming
that the injury is genuine, shall advise the
players of the requirements of the Rules, inform
the players of the category of the injury and shall
ascertain the player's intentions regarding a
resumption of play.
When a player suffers a self-inflicted injury, i.e.
an injury which clearly does not involve the
opponent as described in Rule 16.3.1.1, the
Referee shall allow the recovery time permitted
in Rule 16.3.3.1. Such an injury could be the
result of a blow, especially to the face or head,
as a result of the player colliding with the walls
or floor, or a possible muscle tear or sprained
joint causing the player to stop suddenly.
G13. BROKEN BALL
When the receiver, without attempting to return the
service, appeals that the ball is broken, the Referee will
normally allow a let for that rally. However, if the
Referee considers that the ball broke in the previous
rally, the Referee shall allow a let for the previous rally.
This also applies if the service is not good.
It is the responsibility of the injured player to be
back at the court when the Referee calls "Time",
either to resume play, or to request an extension
of recovery time, if required, in the case of an
injury which is still bleeding. If the player is not
present when "Time" is called the Referee shall
award the match to the opponent.
G14. BLEEDING, ILLNESS, DISABILITY OR INJURY
1.
A player suffering illness or disability on court
has the option, except where blood is visible, of
completing the game in progress or of
conceding that game or the match.
If a player has visible bleeding, the Referee shall
require the player to leave the court immediately.
The Referee shall not permit play to resume
while the bleeding is visible. The Referee shall
permit recovery time for bleeding according to
Rule 16.1. A player, unable to stop bleeding
within the total time the Referee permits, shall
The player shall make the decision to resume
play. The Referee's role is to decide whether an
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the event of the Marker’s failure to call (e.g. a
suspected service fault) an appeal may be worthwhile
because the Referee's response shall be either "Good"
or "Uncertain". In the latter case the Referee shall allow
a let.
injury exists, to apply and monitor time-intervals
and to apply the Rules when the total allocated
recovery time has elapsed.
G15. COACHING
Coaching of players is permitted only during the interval
between games. Coaching does not include brief
comments of encouragement between rallies that
clearly have no effect on the continuity of play. The
Referee shall decide whether comments are
permissible encouragement or improper coaching.
G18. MARKER'S GUIDELINES
The Marker shall call services and returns that are not
good as soon as they occur using the appropriate call,
thereby stopping the rally.
The correct order of calls is:
The use of external communication aids is prohibited.
The Referee may penalise coaching in any form during
play by applying Rule 17 to the player being coached.
1.
2.
G16. PROGRESSION OF PENALTIES
3.
The penalties available to the Referee under Rule 17
are:
Warning (called a Conduct Warning).
Stroke awarded to opponent (called a Conduct
Stroke).
Game awarded to opponent (called a Conduct
Game).
Match awarded to opponent (called a Conduct
Match).
The guidelines for applying the penalties are as follows:
Examples are:
"Not up, hand-out, 4-3."
"Down, 8-all, set one, game ball."
"Out, 8-all, set two."
"Yes let, 3-4."
"No let, hand-out, 5-7."
"Stroke to Jones, 8-2, match ball."
"Foot fault, hand-out, love-all."
"Fault" (appeal by server, Referee uncertain). "Yes let, 8-3,
game ball."
Match introduction:
"Smith serving, Jones receiving, best of 5 games, love-all."
End of a game:
"9-7, game to Smith. Smith leads one game to love."
"10-9, game to Smith. Smith leads two games to love."
"9-3, game to Jones. Smith leads two games to one."
"9-4, game to Jones, two games all."
"10-8, match to Smith, 9-7, 10-9, 3-9, 4-9, 10-8."
Start of subsequent game:
"Smith leads one game to love, love-all."
"Smith leads two games to one, Jones to serve, Love-all"
"Two games all, Smith to serve, love-all."
After award of Conduct penalty:
"Stroke to Smith, 7-2".
"9-7, game to Jones, two games all".
When the Referee imposes the first penalty for a
particular offence, it should be a warning, stroke, game
or match depending on the seriousness of the offence.
However, any subsequent penalty for the same type of
offence for the same player should not be less severe
than the previous penalty for that offence. Thus the
Referee may award more than one warning or stroke
for the same type of offence if the Referee decides that
the offence does not warrant a more severe penalty.
When issuing penalties the Referee shall use the
following terminology:
Conduct warning
Conduct stroke
Conduct game
Conduct match
Anything affecting the score.
The score with the server's score always called
first.
Comments on the score:
(player or team's name) for (Offence).
(player or team's name) for (Offence),
stroke to (opponent or opposing team's
name).
game to (opponent or opposing team's
name).
match to (opponent or opposing team's
name).
G19. REFEREE’S GUIDELINES
Addressing the players:
Officials should use the player’s surname/family name,
rather than the given name, when addressing players.
This eliminates any appearance of familiarity that
players or spectators could interpret as favouritism.
The Marker shall repeat only that part of the Referee's
decision that affects the score.
Explanations:
G17. SINGLE OFFICIAL
Following an appeal by a player, the Referee normally
gives the decision and play resumes. However, on
some occasions, it may be appropriate to explain the
decision to the players. In those cases the Referee may
give a concise explanation following the decision. It is
helpful to the players if the Referee uses the
terminology of the appropriate rule when explaining a
decision.
If it is not possible to have two Officials for a match, a
single Official acts as Marker and Referee. The Official
calls the play and the score as Marker and answers
appeals as Referee.
When there is a single Official, the decisions which the
Referee normally makes directly - such as when the
ball strikes a player or answering appeals under Rule
12 - present no problems. However, there are
limitations in the appeals process related to the
Marker’s decisions. Specifically a Marker making an
affirmative call (e.g. "Out") is unlikely, as Referee, to
reverse that decision on appeal. On the other hand, in
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Appendix 2 – Definitions
APPEAL
A player's request for the Referee to make a ruling. "Appeal" is used in two contexts: 1) To request the Referee to allow a let, or award a stroke;
2) To request the Referee to review the Marker's decision.
The correct form of appeal by a player is "Appeal please" or "Let please".
ATTEMPT
The movement of the racket from a backswing position towards the ball.
BOARD
The lowest horizontal marking on the front wall, with the tin beneath it covering the full
width of the court.
BOX (SERVICE)
A square area in each quarter court bounded by part of the short line, part of the side wall
and by two other lines and from within which the server serves.
COMPETITION
A championship tournament, league or other competitive match.
CORRECTLY
The ball being hit by the racket, held in the hand, not more than once and without
prolonged contact on the racket.
CROWDING
The situation of an opponent standing too close to the striker and not allowing freedom to
play the ball.
DOWN
The term used to indicate that an otherwise good service or return has struck the floor
before reaching the front wall, or has struck the board or tin before striking the floor.
("Down" is also a Marker's call).
GAME
Part of a match, commencing with a service and concluding when one player’s score
reaches nine or ten points in accordance with the rules.
GAME BALL
The state of the score when the server requires one point to win the game in progress.
("Game ball" is also used as a Marker's call).
HALF-COURT LINE
A line on the floor parallel to the side walls, dividing that part of the court between the
short line and the back wall into two equal parts and meeting the short line at its midpoint
to form the "T".
HALF TIME
The midpoint of the warm-up ("Half time" is also used as a Referee's call).
HAND
The period from the time a player becomes server until becoming receiver.
HANDOUT
Condition when a change of server occurs. ("Hand-out" is also used as a Marker's call to
indicate that a change of server has occurred).
INTERVAL
A time-period prescribed by the Rules for a delay in play.
LET
An undecided rally. If the Referee allows a let, neither player wins a stroke for that rally
and the server shall serve again from the same box.
MATCH
The complete contest between two players, commencing with the warm-up and
concluding at the end of the final rally.
MATCH BALL
The state of the score when the server requires one point to win the match. ("Match ball"
is also used as a Marker's call).
NOT UP
The expression used to indicate that a player did not strike the ball in accordance with the
Rules. "Not up" applies when either the player did not strike the ball correctly, or the ball
bounced more than once on the floor before the striker hits it, or the ball touched the
striker or anything worn or carried other than the racket, or the server made one or more
attempts to strike the ball but failed to do so. ("Not up" is also a Marker's call).
OFFICIALS
The Marker and the Referee.
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OUT
The term used to indicate that either the ball has struck the out line, or a wall above the
out line, or the ceiling, or any fitting attached to the ceiling and/or the wall above the out
line or the ball has passed through any fitting attached to the ceiling and/or the wall
above the out line. In addition, on courts which are not fully enclosed, the ball has passed
over the out line and out of the court without touching any wall or, if no out line is
provided, passed over any wall and out of the court. ("Out" is also a Marker's call).
OUT LINE
A continuous line comprising the front wall line, both side wall lines and the back wall line
and marking the top boundaries of the court.
Note: When a court is constructed without such a line, i.e. the walls comprise only the
area used for play, or without part of such a line (e.g. a glass back wall) and the ball in
play strikes part of the horizontal top surface of such a wall and deflects back into court,
the ball is out. The Marker shall make the decision in the normal manner, subject to the
player’s appeal to the Referee.
POINT
A unit of the scoring system. The Marker adds one point to a player's score when that
player is the server and wins a rally or is awarded a stroke.
QUARTER COURT
One of two equal parts of the court bounded by the short line, the back wall and the half
court line.
RALLY
A service only, or a service and any number of returns of the ball, ending when a player
cannot make a good return, a player appeals, the Marker makes a call or the Referee
stops play.
RELEASE
A player’s action to drop or throw the ball from a hand or a racket for service.
REASONABLE BACKSWING
A player's action to move the racket away from the body to prepare for a swing towards
the ball. A backswing is reasonable if it is not excessive. An excessive backswing is one
in which the player's racket arm is extended towards a straight arm position and/or the
racket is extended with the shaft approximately horizontal. The Referee shall decide
whether a backswing is reasonable or excessive.
REASONABLE FOLLOW-THROUGH
A player's action continuing the movement of the racket after it has contacted the ball. A followthrough is reasonable if it is not excessive. An excessive follow-through is one in which the
player's racket arm is extended towards a straight arm position with the racket also extended
with the shaft horizontal, particularly when the extended position is maintained for other than a
moment. An excessive follow-through is also one in which the arm extended towards a straight
position takes a wider arc than the continued line of flight of the ball. The Referee shall decide
whether a follow-through is reasonable or excessive.
REASONABLE SWING
This consists of a reasonable backswing, strike at the ball and reasonable follow-through.
SERVICE
A player’s action to put the ball into play at the commencement of a rally.
SERVICE LINE
A line on the front wall between the board and the out line, extending the full width of the
court.
SHAPING
The preparation of the racket prior to making an attempt.
SHORT LINE
A line on the floor extending the full width of the court.
SPECIFIED
The description given to balls, rackets and courts that meet existing WSF specifications.
STRIKER
The player whose turn it is to hit the ball after it has rebounded from the front wall, or who
is in the process of hitting the ball, or who - up to the point of the return reaching the front
wall - has just hit the ball.
STROKE
An award by the Referee which results in the player winning the rally, thereby scoring a
point if serving or becoming the server if receiving.
TIN
The area below the board, covering the full width of the court, which should be
constructed of a material that makes a distinctive sound when struck by the ball.
TURNING (TURNS, TURNED)
The action of the striker when the ball is followed around and the striker physically turns,
or the ball is allowed to pass around the striker who, in either case, strikes the ball to the
right of the body after the ball has passed to the left (or vice-versa).
TOURNAMENT/CHAMPIONSHIP
REFEREE
The person given overall responsibility for all marking and refereeing matters throughout
the tournament, including the appointment and replacement of Officials to matches. (See
WSF booklet “Guidelines for Tournament Referees” for a full description.)
WARM-UP
The time allowed, immediately preceding the start of play, for the players to prepare
themselves on the match court and to warm the ball to playing condition.
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Appendix 3.1 – Marker’s Calls
The recognised Marker's calls are defined below.
Calls made by the Marker as referred to in Rule 19 DUTIES OF A MARKER
FAULT
To indicate that the service is a fault. See Rules 4.4.3 and 4.4.4.
FOOT-FAULT
To indicate that the service is a foot-fault. See Rule 4.4.1.
NOT UP
To indicate that the player did not strike the ball in accordance with the Rules. (See Definition in
Appendix 2).
DOWN
To indicate that an otherwise good service or return has struck the floor before reaching the front wall
or has struck the board or tin. (See Definition in Appendix 2).
0UT
To indicate that an otherwise good service or return has gone out. (See Definition in Appendix 2).
HAND OUT
To indicate that the server has become the receiver, i.e. a change of server has occurred. (See
Definitions in Appendix 2).
STOP
To stop play as appropriate when the Referee has failed to do so and other calls are not relevant.
Calls made by the Marker as referred to in Rule 2 THE SCORING
4-3
An example of the score. The server's score is always called first, thus in this example the server
leads by four points to three. If points are equal the wording used is "all" (e.g. "love-all").
SET ONE
To indicate that the game in progress is to be played to nine points after the score has reached 8-all
(called once only in any game).
SET TWO
To indicate that the game in progress is to be played to ten points after the score has reached 8-all
(called once only in any game).
GAME BALL
To indicate each time it occurs that the server requires one point to win the game in progress. See
Definitions "GAME BALL".
MATCH BALL
To indicate each time it occurs that the server requires one point to win the match. See Definitions
"MATCH BALL".
Calls made by the Marker as referred to in Rule 19
CONTROL OF A MATCH - (Repeating Referee Decisions).
YES LET, LET
Repeating the Referee’s decision that a rally is to be replayed.
STROKE TO
Repeating the Referee’s decision to award a stroke to that player or team.
(PLAYER or TEAM
NAME)
NO LET
Repeating the Referee’s decision that an appeal for a let is disallowed.
Appendix 6 – Protective Eyewear
The WSF recommends that all Squash players should wear protective eye guards, manufactured to an appropriate
National Standard, properly over the eyes at all times during play. It is the responsibility of the player to ensure that the
quality of the product worn is satisfactory for the purpose.
As at October 2000 National Standards for Racket Sport Eye Protection are published by the Canadian Standards
Association, the United States ASTM, Standards Australia/New Zealand and British Standards Institution.
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Appendix 3.2 – Referee’s Calls
The recognised Referee’s calls are defined below
STOP
To stop play.
TIME
To indicate that a period of time prescribed in the rules has elapsed.
HALF TIME
To advise players of the midpoint of the warm-up period.
YES LET
When allowing a let, following a player's appeal for a let.
NO LET
When disallowing a player's appeal for a let.
STROKE TO (PLAYER or TEAM)
To advise that the player or team named is being awarded a stroke.
FIFTEEN SECONDS
To advise the player(s) that fifteen seconds of a permitted interval remain.
LET
To advise that a rally is to be replayed in circumstances where the wording "Yes let" is not
applicable. May be accompanied by an explanation.
CONDUCT WARNING
To advise a player of an offence committed under Rule 17 and that the Referee is giving a
warning.
CONDUCT STROKE
To advise a player of an offence committed under Rule 17 and that the Referee has awarded a
stroke to the opponent.
CONDUCT GAME
To advise a player of an offence committed under Rule 17 and that the Referee has awarded a
game to the opponent.
CONDUCT MATCH
To advise a player of an offence committed under Rule 17 and that the Referee has awarded the
match to the opponent.
Appendix 4.2
Flowchart: Referee’s decisions under Rule 16 - BLEEDING, ILLNESS, DISABILITY or INJURY.
Recovery
time
Decision
Rule
Referee
discretion
Allot time
16.1
Stop play. Award game and allow 90 second interval between
games.
None
Award
game to
opponent.
16.1.1
Bleeding
unstoppable
If after 90 second interval between games bleeding continues
Referee awards the match.
None
Award
match to
opponent.
16.1.1
Illness or
disability
Require the player to play on, concede the game, taking the 90
second interval between games, or concede the match
None directly
Player
decides
16.2
Injury
Confirm injury is genuine. Decide category of injury, announcing
this to players.
Decide
category
16.3
Either: Selfinflicted
Allow initial recovery time.
3 minutes
Allow time
16.3.3.1
If additional recovery time is required, award that game to the
opponent and allow 90 second interval.
90 sec
Award
game
16.3.3.1
Allow recovery time.
One hour
Allot time
16.3.3.2
If additional time is required, consider tournament schedule.
Referee
discretion
Allot time
16.3.3.2
Apply Rule 17. If player unable to continue award the injured
player the match.
None
Rule 17
penalty,
award
match
16.3.3.3
Incident
Referee action
Bleeding
Stop play. Allow time to staunch bleeding, cover wound or change
clothing. Allow play to continue, once bleeding stopped.
Bleeding
recurrence
Or: Contributed
Or: Opponent
inflicted
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