Club Tournament
The 2023 club tournament was held on September 7th, despite the weather. Report
Prior Years Club Tournaments
The 2023 club tournament was held on September 17th, despite the weather. Report
The 2022 club finals day was held on the afternoon of Sunday 25th September. Full details .
The 2021 club tournament was held for mens and ladies singles, mens and ladies doubles, and mixed doubles. Finals day was on the 26th September. Full details.
Going back a year…Results.
And as far back as this website can go … write-up
Plymouth and District League
2024 Season
We added a second mens team this year as well as running a ladies team. You can view the fixtures list and keep track of results here.
2023 Season
The men finished second in division 4 and the ladies 4th in division 5. Details and tables and match reports are available.
2022 Season
The season completed with reasonable results. Both teams ended up mid table. The
details and match reports are available.
2021 Season
Going back a year.. Results
Roy Gibbs
We have an annual round-robin mixed doubles tournament in honour of a player who died whilst representing the club
Roy Gibbs 2023
Held on Sunday October 15th. Report. Congratulations to Pete and Steve
Roy Gibbs Tournamment 2022
Report. Congratulations to Ian and Martin
Roy Gibbs Tournament 2021
The pandemic prevented this tournament happening in 2020. In 2021 it returned. Congratulations to Tim and Jess.
Mixed Doubles Knockout Cup
played at St Budeaux on 27th May 2024. They sent their division one players, and they won.
We played at Tavistock on 14th May 2023. They sent their best players, as is fair, and we lost.
Our first round in 2022 was at home, also to Tavistock, on the evening of the 23rd May. They sent their best players and we lost.
We played in 2021 as well. The first round went well and our mini cup run ended in the next round.
The Singles Ladder
| Position | Player |
|---|---|
| 1 | Tim Randell |
| 2 | Adam Randell |
| 3 | Jess Randell |
| 4 | Steve Maller |
| 5 | Dave Roberts |
| 6 | Brian Morgan |
| 7 | Phil Hughes |
| 8 | Pete Brownlow |
| 9 | Adam Clynch |
| 10 | Ian Cload |
Ladder Rules
When interpreting the rules, below, consider that we will wish to keep the ladder moving, will wish to finish matches in one go, will need to fit in with the booking (and COVID-19) rules and, always, that we aim to be a friendly and inclusive club.
Joining the Ladder
- Members of the club can join or leave the singles ladder by a request on the club WhatsApp group. Contact any committee member if you wish to be added to this group
- The ladder is unisex
Challenges and Matches
- Anyone on the ladder can challenge anyone else any number of places above or below themselves on the ladder
- All results should be communicated via, for example WhatsApp, and will become publicly available
- If the winner of a challenge was in the lower position on the ladder then the two players swap positions. Thus it is possible that one can go from the top to the bottom, or bottom to top, or anywhere else, in one move.
- A time for the match can be any time daylight permits after 9am (neighbours). It must be scheduled for a 90 minute slot, using the club’s court booking system.
- A back-to-back challenge may be declined. This applies if neither player has since played anyone else
- There are no punishments or forfeits. Members are asked to find mutually suitable times. If a player believes they do not have the time to be fair to others on the ladder they should notify the match secretary who can either remove them from the ladder or, if they wish, “shelter” them at the bottom of the ladder for a period.
- Matches will adhere to LTA and club guidance on COVID-19 safety
Scoring
- If time permits the match will be best of three sets. The first two sets will have tie breakers at 6-6. There will be a first to 10 tie breaker if one set all is reached
- If time does not permit then the total number of games will count. Hence a 6-4 0-3 unfinished situation would be a 6-7 win for the player one set down.
- Given all the issues about time pressure all games should have a single point deuce