Revelstoke Racquet Den

• League matches are won by the team that wins the most league points in the six matches played between the teams each given week. Each match is worth 3 league points. The winner of the match earns his/her team 3 league points. In the event that a sub wins a match, the sub earns the team only 2 league points, with the other point going to the losing player as long as he/she is the regular team player.
• The league will be ten (10) weeks long with two (2) weeks of play-offs. Each team will face each other twice over the ten (10) weeks.
• Team standings will be calculated based on league match wins and losses. In the event of a tie, the following will be the tie breaking system:
  • 1^st tie breaker: head to head competition
  • 2^nd tie breaker: the team with the most matches won in league matches involving the tied teams
  • 3^rd tie breaker: the team with the most league point differential
  • 4^th tie breaker: coin flip
• Players on each team are ranked from 1 through 6. In each league match, the 6s play each other, 5s play each other, the 4s play each other, the 3s play each other, the 2s play each other and the 1s play each other.
  
• Players must play within one level of the round they were drafted in. For example, a player drafted in round 2 may play no lower than level 3.
• Teams are comprised of 6 players. If a player is not able to play on a given week, then the team may ask a player from the spare board to play. Players on the spare board will have rankings as well. If a player on the spare board is ranked as a player 3, that player may only be able to play in level 3 or lower. If no player on the spare board is available, then a team may use any player from the bye team that week who was drafted after the player who will be away.
• Each team is responsible to make sure they have enough players each week.
• The match order will be sent via email to players a minimum of 3 days before the league match date. The first matches will start at 6:30 pm each week. Subsequently, once a match finishes, the next players on that court will have 10 minutes to be ready to play. Otherwise, the match will be forfeited.
• Both players from a match will referee and mark the following match on the same court. The loser will be the marker (keeps and calls the score) and the winner will be the referee (calls lets and strokes).
• League matches can not be used as challenge ladder matches.

League Roster: