Tennis Ladder Winter 2010

Group A

 To Contact Opponent or see player statistics, click on name.
Please check the new Equalizer rule.

Use this form to enter ladder scores

Rank	Player	Points	Equalizer
1	Paul LeBlanc	250	0
2	Bob Wetherby	220	0
3	Ron Rosko	95	0
4	John Oh	80	0
5	Tyler Tavares	80	1
6	David Gold	90	1
7	Matt Levandowski	60	1
8	John Riter	50	1
9	Robert Cornell	40	2
10	Andrew Donovan	35	2
11	Tyler Unwin	35	2
12	Collin Fingon	30	2
13	Suana Bicek	30	3
14	CJ Sullivan	30	3
15	Hans Huessy	15	3
16	James Sheren	15	3
17	Mike Casella	10	3
18	Andrew Morrison	10	4
19	Laura Johnson	5	4
20	Dom Wysolmerski	5	4
21	Jeff Rosen	0	4
22	John MacHardy	0	4
23	Jim Smith	0	4
24	Paul Fielder	0	4
25	Jeff Douglass	0	4
26	Carolyn Sloane	0	4
27	Rick Bjorn	0	4
28	Ricky Fuentes	0	4

Group B

 To Contact Opponent, click on name.

Rank	Player	Points	Equalizer
1	Tim Duguay	100	0
2	Deborah Doenges	65	0
3	Russell Williams	30	0
4	Sheila Fowler	20	0
5	Sue Blish	20	0
6	Sandy Gonzalez	10	0
7	Jamie Nortan	10	0
8	Susan Gibeault	5	0
9	Peter Paradis	0	0
10	Jim Reddy	0	0
11	Peggy Shinn	0	0
12	Ashley Kott	0	0
13	Loreto Fuentes	0	0

Leagues & Contracts

2009 Singles Tennis Ladder
Final Standings

Tennis Ladder 2009-2010
Season Ending Singles Tournament May 22 12:00 ~ 4:00
Your final ranking determines your seed in the tournament.

This year the Singles Tennis Ladder consists of two groups:

• Group A and Group B.
• Each player has been placed in a group that has players around their skill level. Your original position has been set at random.
• A player from group B can move up to group A depending on their match results.

Use this form to enter ladder scores

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New Placement System

• 10 Points for scheduling a match.
• 5 Pts for winning a set (only losing player).
• 30 Pts for beating a higher ranked player.
• 20 Pts for beating a lower ranked player.
• Max Points for one match 40.

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Challenging

• You can challenge anyone on your ladder while following the Equalizer rule.

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New Equalizer Rule

• Used when a higher ranked player challenges a lower ranked player.
• Formula to figure out Equalizer:Lower Equalizer player # - Higher Equalizer player # = Starting set score.
  
• Ex.: When a player with a 0 Equalizer challenges a player with a 4 Equalizer the lower ranked player will start out each set at (4-0).
• Ex.: When a 3 Equalizer player challenges a 4 Equalizer player the lower ranked player (4 Equalizer) will start each set up (1-0). 
• You may only use the Equalizer rule once both players have completed at least one match with normal scoring.
  

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Official Matches

• Best of 3 sets with a 10 point tiebreaker as the 3rd set.
• Or players can agree to an 8 game pro set.
• League and Contract Matches will count but will not receive the 10 Points for scheduling a match.
• Please hand all match results sheets in to the front desk.
• To be added or taken off ladder or any other questions, please contact Dan Doenges