2025 Wellington Interclub
**UPDATE IN PROGRESS**
Senior/Masters Interclub
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Format
Interclub runs over four seasons, Summer, Winter, Autum and Spring.
Teams consist of four players for every tie but may have reserves.
- Playing Order, Teams shall play in squash levels order.
- Scoring shall be PAR 15 except
Men’s Divisions 1 and 2 shall be PAR 11, and
Men’s Division 3 and Woman’s Division 1 can play PAR 11 with mutual consent.
The dates are:
Summer – Entries close 07 January
21 Jan – 25 February – Masters
Autumn – Entries close 25 February
Tuesdays – Mens
11 March – 15 April
Wednesdays – Women
12 March – 16 April
Winter – Entries close 29 April
Tuesdays – Men
20 May – 08 July then 15 & 22 July and 05 August
Wednesdays – Women
21 May – 09 July then 16 & 23 July and 06 August
12 & 13 August – Winter interclub finals. Top qualifier to Host.
· All players to be a full financial member of a squash club. Teams should principally be members of the same club; loans from other clubs are permitted except for finals week where a loaned member must have played at least 3 times for that team in the competition.
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Squash Wellington will
· Form divisions of teams from teams entered
· Schedule the dates and locations of all fixtures and determine eligibility for finals
· Use MySquash to publicise schedules and capture results
Award trophies
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Club Responsibilities
· Form and enter teams of players in MySquash prior to each cut off.
· Book courts when hosting
· Provide score sheets, team result cards and appropriate playing balls
· Ensure players are aware of their team’s playing schedule and result entry process
Entry fees
No entry fee is chargeable by Squash Wellington.
Competition Format and Start Time
Both teams should be at the host club by 6.45pm and able to commence the first match by 7pm. If a team is not at the host venue and able to commence the first match by 7:15pm they may be defaulted by their opponents. The interclub subcommittee will uphold such defaults unless conditions outside the control of a team (ie bad weather, traffic accident, etc) prevented them from getting to the venue on time. Extra allowance should also be given to teams travelling long distances (ie: to/from the Wairarapa. If a team expects to be late they should make every effort to notify the opposing team captain by phoning the host Club.
The visiting team will select the playing order for the tie.
Each pair of opposing players will jointly mark or referee one match. The choice of marking or refereeing should be by mutual agreement of the two players or decided by the toss of a coin.
Players may have a 5 minute warm up before their match. During this period please ensure the warm up is fair with no more than 2 or 3 shots to yourself before making an easily playable shot to your opponent. Referees must time this warm up period and announce ‘half time’ after 2.5 minutes.
Squash Wellington Scoring Format is PAR – ‘Point a Rally’
PAR to 15 win by 2
Interclub Convenor
Nicola Ward-Thomas is the Interclub Convenor. He can be contacted on email to admin@azflooring.co.nz
Click here for interclub results entry manual
All players regardless of age or gender should recognise that Squash Wellington have a Code of Conduct policy that will be enforced if needed. This policy applies to all players, spectators and visitors to any sanctioned Squash Wellington event. Please familiarise yourself with this policy and if you feel that a complaint is warranted, feel free to do so.