Player Rankings

Select your division below to display current player rankings.


RankNameTeamPlayedSubWonLostPoints
1. James CreesRiding B00006611
2. Adam YatesBridlington A90905192
3. Alex YatesBridlington A70704939
4. Andy DouglasRiding B00004829
5. Steve CurtisBeverley C145954636
6. Craig LevesleyHaltemprice F11014343
7. Josh LeeHaltemprice E155964255
8. Neil HaywardHaltemprice F61422734
9. Ian CartwrightRiding B00002711
10. Freddie RobinsonBeverley C23151672578
11. John BannisterBridlington A90722560
12. Alex WoodHaltemprice F101282445
13. Jamie MellingHaltemprice D1887112441
14. Lewis DurrantHaltemprice D80622262
15. Matt RollinsonBeverley C00002258
16. Robin PearsonBlackburn B00002223
17. Ben InnesHaltemprice E112562167
18. Joe HarrisonHaltemprice D144681957
19. Marc PaishRiding B00001672
20. Jack PatrickBlackburn B20021589
21. Mark BellBridlington A1121011582
22. Paul FoundBridlington A10011422
23. Nabs KhanHaltemprice F90541393
24. Tom FewsterHaltemprice D101641222
25. Hattie LangleyBeverley C30211209
26. James GabbattHaltemprice E101371088
27. Karl ProctorHaltemprice F122571038
28. Rich CaleyBlackburn B90181021
29. Adam JordanBlackburn B3003910
30. Jonathan RollisonBeverley C5014806
31. Jack DavisonHaltemprice E9036738
32. Matty HarlingBeverley C5105512
33. James RudgeBlackburn B5014215
34. Atchuthan Senthilkumar0000180
35. Jonathan KeoughBlackburn B901840
36. Dan PatrickBlackburn B00000

The squash ranking system is based on the old England Squash system whereby if you beat someone above you, you move closer to him or her and he or she move closer to you. If you are within a certain range (in this case 250 points) you pass the person you beat. You also get credit for beating players behind you.

 

Each season, it will take a while for the ranking places to balance out as:

  • Players improve between seasons
  • New player's rankings are sometimes incorrect
  • Results involving these players throw other players rankings out.

However, by Xmas the rankings settle down and by February they are a pretty true reflection, far better than most other ranking systems. The system works better than the England Squash system because a higher percentage of players play every week, ensuring any anomalies get ironed out over a period of weeks. At this stage you may see players who appear to be over or under ranked but if they keep winning / losing, they will soon reach their correct position.

 

The rankings for Hull & District are calculated on the following basis: If the winners score is lower than the losers score the points gain / loss is dependent on the point's difference.

  • 500+ less, winner gets 25% of difference & loser loses 25% of the difference.
  • 250 - 499 less, winner gets 40% of difference & loser loses 40% of the difference.
  • 100 - 249 less, winner gets 60% of difference & loser loses 60% of the difference.
  • 0 - 99 less, winner gets 80 points & loser loses 80 points.

If the winner has more points than loser, points gained / lost are Difference is less than 100, winner gains 60 points, and loser loses 60 points. If the difference is 100 points or more, winner gains 30 points & loser loses 30 points for a 3-0 victory, 20 points for a 3-1 and 10 points for a 3-2.

Player's start on points they finished on last year and new players are allocated ranking based upon position in ranking order. I have made adjustments for players moving up or down divisions.

All players will be on one complete ranking list so that players subbing can get credit for beating players in higher divisions.

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