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Spring/Summer 2012
Monday Evening
Mike Ackman
Russ Barfield
David Bettmann
Adeel Khan
Harshad Lalan
Brian Piddington
Brad Walker
Tom Whitehead
Tuesday Evening
Wednesday Evening
Russ Barfield
Adeel Khan
Harshad Lalan
Kalyan Marupudi
Matthew Mulbrook
Brian Piddington
Jose (AJ) Velazquez
Thursday Evening
Friday Evening
Mornings
Noon
Gary Bechman
Dave Christian
Matt Poellet
Daniel Prentice
Brian Todd
Philip Wiley
Jerry Woychik
Women's Only
22 Players
edited: April 15, 2012
1.1 The Game
This is a Singles Racquetball League that is played by two players.
1.2 Description
Racquetball is a competitive game in which each player uses a strung racquet to serve and return the ball. The game is played within a 20’ x 40’ room.
1.3 Objective
The objective is to win each rally by serving or returning the ball so the opponent is unable to keep the ball in play. A rally is over when a player is unable to hit the ball before it touches the floor twice, is unable to return the ball in such a manner that it touches the front wall before it touches the floor, or when a hinder is called {A "hinder" is an unintentional interference from the player making a return, that impedes the ability of the receiving player to make a return. This results in a replay.}.
1.4 Points and Outs
Points are scored only by the player serving. A point is scored when the server serves an unreturnable legal serve, or wins the rally. If the server loses the rally, no points are scored and the other player now becomes the server (known as a "side out").
A legal serve: The server must take a position completely within the serving box, bounce the ball on the floor, and strike the ball before the ball contacts the floor a second time. The server’s feet must remain in the box until the ball has crossed the back service line (note that it is permissible for the server’s foot to cross the front service line during the serve, so long as the foot is still in contact with the line). The served ball must then contact the front wall first, then travel beyond the back service line before bouncing on the floor. Note that if the ball contacts anything other than the front wall, the server loses the serve. Optionally, the ball my contact either sidewall after contacting the front wall, but never more than one wall before it bounces beyond the back service line. The server gets two chances to make a legal serve. If the player fails to make a legal serve, no points are scored and the serve exchanges to the other player.
The receiving player must strike the ball before it bounces a second time on the floor. Otherwise, a point is scored to the server. Note the receiver may strike the ball before it bounces on the floor.
1.5 Match, Game
A match consists of 3 complete games to 15. The first player to reach 15 is declared the winner and the game is over. If time expires before the last game has completed, the player with the most points is declared the winner,
Registration is Now Open for Summer Leagues
by: Joe
posted: Wednesday, March 28, 2012
The next session (Spring/Summer ’12) will begin Monday, May 7th with a registration deadline of Sunday, May 6th, 2012.
Several leagues will be offered: - a separate league for each night of the week. - a noon league (T-W-Th, expand to M and/or F if needed) - a morning league (the best day(s) will be chosen that will work for all) - a Women’s league (a night will NOT be dedicated so scheduling flexibility can be maintained)
Note that there will only be one division in each league. Each player will receive a Points/Wins Ratio (PWR) to determine ranking, and players with similar rankings will be paired to play each other.
Registration will open shortly. In the "Comments" field, please indicate other possible nights you could play (in case not enough players sign-up) and any conflicts.
Registration for this session is done on-line - payment is on-line too, using your credit card. See the link on the left-hand column.
Remember, registration is not complete until the fee is paid!
Racquetball League Coordinator
Joe Glogovsky
by: Webmaster
posted: Monday, February 20, 2012
Contact Joe by email: thejglog@juno.com or cell phone: 319-423-0827 (For questions, email or texting to cell is preferred)