Cambridge University Pool Club

University Women's Singles Ladder 2007-2008

University Women's Singles Ladder 2007-2008

Invitations to trials for the women's varsity squad will partly be given out based on results on the ladder throughout the year. Anyone interested in joining this ladder should contact the CUPC League Secretary.

Players occupying the TOP THREE places (highlighted on the ladder below) when the deadline for varsity selection is reached, will automatically qualify for the Varsity team.

Players on ROW THREE automatically qualify for the Varsity Trial.

Current Positions

Kate Hillman
kmh43
Sophie Horner
sh476		 Amy Broom
aib25
Emma Smith
ems53		 Sarah Allen
sa413		 Alexa Horner
ah474
Nina Walters
naw31		 Anna Brydges
ab611		 Jenny Boland
jab215		 Emma Pewsey
ep320
Vidushi Tekriwal
vt227		 Tianning Fu
ttf20		 Lucy Sullivan
lks28		 Nat Haddon
nsh26		 Kat Selley
ks450
Emily Mather
ejm57		 Lucie Vivian
lv241		 Amanda Penistone
arp54		 Sara Benwell
slb83		 Jennifer Brown
jab229		 Holly O'Neill
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Michelle Dart
md427




Rules of the Ladder

(Note the rules are very similar to the uniladder rules except rule's 1 and 11. Rule 12 from the uniladder has been removed here)
  1. You may challenge any player on the level above you. If your challenge is successful then you and the other player will swap places directly on the ladder.
  2. All challenges must be answered within 5 days and played within 10 days from the date the original challenge was made or else a walkover could be given.
  3. 5 points are given for a win, 0 points for a loss
  4. Up to +5 or -5 points are given for frame difference in any one match, i.e. a 6-4 win gives the victor +2 for frame difference, but a 6-0 win gives +5, not +6.
  5. Once the deadline for varsity selection is announced challenges should be answered within 2 days and played within 4 days. At the deadline, if there are any outstanding challenges then they must be played.
  6. Only one on going challenge at a time please - you are not allowed to challenge the entire row above you and play whoever responds first nor are you allowed to stack up challenges i.e. you may not organise future conditional challenges based upon the outcome of a match your playing e.g. "if I beat X I shotgun a challenge on Y who is 2 rows above x" nor should you stack up a list of people who wish to challenge you.
  7. You are not officially involved in a challenge with someone above you until they email back confirming your challenge and that they are free to play you. (This is not a license for people who are challenged to ignore challenges). If whilst waiting for a reply from someone you've challenged you receive a challenge from below then that challenge stands and you must play it even if it turns out that the person you originally challenged is free.
  8. Any suspected foul play when it comes to accepting and making challenges should be reported to the League Secretary immediately who will ask to see the relevant emails with their date and time stamps before making a decision.
  9. Possible penalties for ignoring challenges:
    1. Forced to play the ignored challenge and temporarily barred from challenging up.
    2. Moved to the bottom of the ladder
    3. Permanent removal from the ladder for the season
    4. Barred from varsity selection.
    The latter two are for continued abuse of the system.
  10. If the League Secretary feels that a player is ignoring or delaying challenges from below in favour of making their own challenges up the ladder they may temporarily prevent that player from challenging up and require they accept a certain amount of challenges from below. The number deemed appropriate will be based upon that player's position on the ladder and the number of challenges they have made and received.
  11. A match should be played over at least 7 frames, more is better, but you should agree between yourselves.
  12. The table played on should preferably be decided on by yourselves, but if you can't agree then the player who was challenged (is highest) has the final say.
  13. All results should be e-mailed to [email protected] ASAP so that the ladder can be updated. It is down to the winner to send the result in.
  14. The top 3 players on the ladder automatically qualify for the varsity team. Players on row 3 automatically qualify for the varsity team trial. Selection of other players for the varsity teams and or the varsity trial is the complete discretion of the varsity team captains.
  15. There must be at least a 1 week wait after losing a match before the player that beat you is obliged to grant you a rematch (they can if they wish, subject to rules 6 and 7 of course).
  16. All matches are to be played to World Rules.
  17. Any player who fails to show up within 30 minutes of the agreed time shall forfeit the match.
  18. Walkovers shall be given as a 5-4 victory (i.e. +1 frame difference for the purposes of the stats table, with 5 for the win as well).
  19. Claims for a walkover must be made by at most 3 days after the 10 day time limit for playing matches has expired.

Name P W L F A Pts Alexa Horner 5-3 Emma Pewsey
Amy Broom 5-4 Emma Smith
Emma Pewsey 5-3 Emily Mather
Kate Hillman 5-4 Sophie Horner
Anna Brydges 5-2 Nat Haddon
Lucy Sullivan 5-1 Kat Selley
Sophie Horner 5-1 Sarah Allen
Emily Mather w/o Kat Selley
Lucy Sullivan 1 1 0 5 1 9
Sophie Horner 2 1 1 9 6 8
Anna Brydges 1 1 0 5 2 8
Alexa Horner 1 1 0 5 3 7
Kate Hillman 1 1 0 5 4 6
Amy Broom 1 1 0 5 4 6
Emma Pewsey 2 1 1 8 8 5
Kat Selley 2 2 1 6 9 2
Emma Smith 1 0 1 4 5 -1
Nat Haddon 1 0 1 2 5 -3
Emily Mather 2 0 2 4 10 -3
Sarah Allen 1 0 1 1 5 -4

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