Welcome to the Bath Squash League

Hello, we're a friendly, active squash league that runs from the Bath Sports & Leisure Centre in the City of Bath

Bath Sports & Leisure Centre

Reception: 01225 486 905

Members: 01225 486 914

Website: www.aquaterra.org

Location: View on Google maps

Bath Squash Club

Runs from the Bath Sports & Leisure Centre on Sundays from 6.15 to 7.45pm

All standards welcome

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League rules

  • The league is open to players of all standard.

  • All games must be played within the dates specified in the current cycle.

  • Court fees must be shared equally between both players.

  • The squash league is played to the World Squash Federation Singles Rules though we use the English 'Server only Scores' scoring system and not the American PAR (Point a Rally) system. Details of the 'Server only Scores' scoring system can be found in Appendix 7 (page 39) of the World Squash Federation Singles Rules.

  • All matches are the best of 5 games, played with the double yellow spot ball, unless both players agree to use a different type.

  • The score at the end of court time stands, unless both players agree to a re-match.

  • League cycles run for a period of 5 weeks. There is usually a week break in between cycles. Over holiday periods, the league may be extended.

  • A walkover is given to a player if their opponent fails to turn up without giving reasonable prior notice (48hrs or as agreed). Walkovers will be awarded at the discretion of the organisers.

  • Walkover: 6pts to claimant, 2pts deducted from opponent.

  • Only completed games count toward points scored.

  • Points will be awarded as follows:

Game score

Points awarded

3-0

6-1

3-1

5-2

3-2

4-3

2-2

3-3

2-1

3-2

2-0

3-1

 

  • The following promotion/relegation outline applies:
    Winner/Runner-up move up 1 division
    Bottom 2 move down 1 division

There are rare instances when the above rule doesn't apply, usually when a division has to contain 5 or 7 players, though we try to be as consistent as possible.

  • In the event of points being tied between two or more players at the end of the cycle, positions will be determined based on the following criteria:
    a)  Winner of the game between players tied
    b)  Player with more victories
    c)   If STILL equal – then, a play-off OR the Organiser's discretion decides.

  • Players not completing their full quota of matches may be excluded from future cycles.