Aktuel Translations Cup (2015 Club Championship)

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Qualifying Tournament A

Qualifying Tournament B

Championship Finals

Plate Competition

 

Schedule

Qualifying Tournaments A & B Round 1 – deadline 27/09/15

Qualifying Tournaments A & B Quarter Finals – deadline 25/10/15

Qualifying Tournaments A & B Semi Finals – deadline 15/11/15

All four finalists qualify for the Championship proper

Championship Round 1 – deadline 6/12/15

Championship Quarter Finals – planned for 11/12/15 (TBC)

Championship Semi Finals – planned for 12/12/15 (TBC)

Championship Final – planned for 13/12/15 (TBC)

 

Contact Details

All players’ contact details may be found here.

 

Strategy

The top 6 entrants on the order of merit automatically qualify for the Championship Finals.

Everyone ranked 7 or under on the order of merit will be entered into one of two Qualifying Tournaments (‘A’ or ‘B’).

The 2 finalists from each Qualifying Tournament (4 in total) will qualify for the Championship Finals and join the top 6 entrants.

The top 4 entrants in the Order of Merit have been seeded in the Championship Finals.

Entrants ranked 7 to 14 on the order of merit are seeded in the Qualifying Tournaments and split between the two events.

In each tournament the top 2 seeded entrants are positioned at the top and bottom of the draws, with seeds 3/4 drawn ‘out of a hat’ and positioned accordingly.

All other entrants are ‘drawn out of the hat’.

Every entrant has the opportunity of at least 2 matches, as a Plate Competition will be established for all first match losers – this will follow the same format as the main event.

Championship Cup

Matt Marshall (left), current holder of the Club Championship, receives the cup from Tournament Organiser Simon Street

 

Tournament Organiser

Simon Street sstreet@paragon.gb.net 07801 106303

 

Rules

Each match is the best of 5 games.

Traditional scoring up to 9 (or 10 if selected at 8 all) is the default, unless both players agree to play Point A Rally (‘PAR’) to 11 (2 clear at 10 all).

Until the Quarter Final stage in the Championship Finals, the top player in each draw is responsible for offering his/her opponent at least 3 court options – these options must include at least 1 week day evening and a 1 weekend session.

The top player in each draw is responsible for booking the court, although the court costs should be shared between both players.

You will be required to mark your matches as normal until at least the Quarter Finals of the Championship Finals stage, where we hope to get a marker for this stage onwards.

The ‘top’ player in each draw is also responsible for confirming the result (matches and games scores please) to the Tournament Organiser.

If the ‘bottom’ player does not accept one of the 3 court options offered the ‘top’ player can claim a walk-over if required.

If the ‘top’ player fails to offer 3 court options at least 10 days before the deadline date then the ‘bottom’ player can claim a walker-over if required.

In the unlikely event of a dispute please contact the Tournament Organiser for a resolution.