LEL Tennis Ladder

Table

Results

Ladder Rules

Table

Pos

Player

P

 W diff

Total

RATING (%)
1

Peng Gang

20

 13 +43

202

67.33
2

Francis

19

 11 +11

158

55.44
3

James

18

 11 +4

145

 53.70
4

Susan

2

 0 –7

5

 16.67
5

Gong Tao

11

 0 –52

14

8.48

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Results

No.

 Date

Name

 SCORE Points
21 21/12/2005

Francis
Peng Gang

 6
1		 14
1
20 13/12/2005

Francis
Peng Gang

 2
6		 2
13
19 22/11/2005

Francis
James

 2
6		 2
13
18 15/11/2005

Francis
Peng Gang

 0
6		 0
15
17 1/11/2005

Francis
James & Peng Gang

 6
7		 5
10
16 1/11/2005

Francis & Peng Gang
James

 4
6		 4
11
15 18/10/2005

Peng Gang
James

 6
4		 11
4
14 10/10/2005

Francis & Peng Gang
Gong Tao & James

 6
0		 15
0
13 10/10/2005

Francis & James
Gong Tao & Peng Gang

 6
3		 12
3
12 10/10/2005

Francis & Peng Gang
Gong Tao & James

 6
0		 15
0
11 10/10/2005

Francis & Gong Tao
James & Peng Gang

 0
6		 0
15
10 5/10/2005

Peng Gang
James

 6
2		 13
2
9 21/9/2005

Francis & James
Gong Tao & Peng Gang

 6
3		 12
3
8 21/9/2005

Francis & Peng Gang
Gong Tao & James

 6
1		 14
1
7 21/9/2005

Francis & James
Gong Tao & Peng Gang

 6
3		 12
3
6 21/9/2005

Francis & Gong Tao
James & Peng Gang

 0
6		 0
15
5 16/9/2005

Francis & James
Gong Tao & Peng Gang

 6
3		 12
3
4 16/9/2005

Francis & Peng Gang
Gong Tao & James

 6
1		 14
1
3 16/9/2005

Francis & Gong Tao
James & Peng Gang

 0
6		 0
15
2 30/8/2005

Francis & James
Peng Gang & Susan

 7
6		 10
5
1 30/8/2005

Francis & Peng Gang
James & Susan

 6
0		 15
0

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Rules

The LEL tennis ladder is open to all members of the LEL Lab and invited guests, and is played according to the following rules:
  1. Each match consists of a single set of tennis. 
  2. A match may be either singles or doubles.
  3. Points are awarded to players as follows:
    • for each match played:- 6 points;
    • for a win:- 3 points;
    • for the score:- 1 point per difference in the number of games won.

    For example, a 6-4 win results in 6 + 3 + 2 = 11 points being awarded to the winner, and 6 – 2 = 4 points being awarded to the loser.

  4. Players are ranked according to average number of points scored per match.
  5. A player may not play against the same opponent(s) or with the same doubles partner more than three times in any two-calendar-week period.

The current competition will end on December 31, 2005.  The winner will have the honor of buying the other ladder members New Year dinner!

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Last updated: December 23, 2005