PaddleWar Leagues and Format
League Format
- Teams will comprise a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 16 players.
- NonAdv: A minimum of 6 players for a team.
- Teams will need to find and declare their home courts. They will be responsible for making any court fees to the facilities.
- Each team will participate in 7-9 matches scheduled over a span of 7-10 weeks of local play, with match days determined by the League Coordinator.
- A minimum of 6 players will
be required for each match.
- NonAdv: A minimum of 4 players are required for each match
- Lineups for each round must be submitted prior to the start of the round. Players have the flexibility to adjust line assignments, change partners, or substitute players from the reserve list.
- Each match will consist of 3 rounds featuring 3 court
lines, with an expected duration of approximately one and a
half to two hours per match. Please refer to the scoring PDF
below for an example.
- NonAdv: 3 rounds featuring 2 court lines
- All scoring will follow rally scoring rules, with matches
being decided by the best of three games to 15 points, with
a third game played to 10 points if necessary.
- NonAdv: Line 3 will be recorded as a double default
Match Format
League Match PW Format:
- 3 courts (lines) play simultaneously for 3 rounds.
- Each round: Courts play best of 3 games (to 15 points, win by 2, rally scoring). If a 3rd game is needed, it’s played to 10 points (win by 2).
- Scoring: Each court win = 1 point. With 3 courts and 3 rounds, a total of 9 points are available.
- Final match scores can range from 0-9 to 9-0.
- Lineups: Captains exchange lineups before each round. Lineups can only change between rounds, not between games in a round.
- Score Reporting: The winning team must enter scores into the software within 48 hours. (Player names for both teams are required for submission)
League Match PW NonAdv Format:
- 2 courts (lines) play simultaneously for 3 rounds.
- Each round: Courts play best of 3 games (to 15 points, win by 2, rally scoring). If a 3rd game is needed, it’s played to 10 points (win by 2).
- Scoring: Each court win = 1 point. With 2 courts and 3 rounds, a total of 6 points are available.
- When entering scores, line 3 will be a Double Default.
- Final match scores can range from 0-6 to 6-0.
- If a match ends in a score of 3-3, the tiebreaker is the winner of Line 1 in Round 3.
- Lineups: Captains exchange lineups before each round. Lineups can only change between rounds, not between games in a round.
- Score Reporting: The winning team must enter scores into the software within 48 hours. (Player names for both teams are required for submission)