THE VILLAGE COMPETITION
The Village competition is a team competition organised for all club members, all standards. Teams are organised to reflect an equitable mix of standards in order to ensure an open and fair competition. The competition has been running in the club for many years and is very popular with the club members. It allows all members, including those who would not normally get involved in team squash, to experience the fun and camaraderie of a team environment. The title of “Village” is derived from the fact that teams are given titles of local “villages” to try and reflect where team members may live; this adds to the competitive atmosphere of the competition. The Village is played with a high level of enthusiasm, competition and, above all, FUN.
The Village competition is a team competition organised for all club members, all standards. Teams are organised to reflect an equitable mix of standards in order to ensure an open and fair competition. The competition has been running in the club for many years and is very popular with the club members. It allows all members, including those who would not normally get involved in team squash, to experience the fun and camaraderie of a team environment. The title of “Village” is derived from the fact that teams are given titles of local “villages” to try and reflect where team members may live; this adds to the competitive atmosphere of the competition. The Village is played with a high level of enthusiasm, competition and, above all, FUN.
2010 Tournament
This year's Tournament draw sheets are below :-
Teams/Rules Draw/Dates
Final - CHETWYND ASTON v FORTON
A competitive final reached its climax with the result being decided on the last rubber between Pete Biddulph and Andy Purcell.
Winner - CHETWYND ASTON
Photos - courtesy of Glyn Thomas. (Click thumbnails to enlarge) :-
