FINAL RESULTS - 2019 Canadian U23 Squash Championships

Women's U23

  1. Brianna Jefferson

  2. Nicole Kendall

  3. Erica McGillicuddy

Men's U23

  1. David Mill

  2. Rahul Sehrawat

  3. George Crowne

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2019 Canadian U23 Squash Championships

 

HOST CLUB

 

SQUASH CANADA PARTNERS
           

 

EVENT SPONSORS
 

 

  


If you have questions regarding the 2019 Canadian U23 Squash Championships please contact:
 
Tournament Chair: Robin Clarke
 
Squash Canada Representative: Geoffrey Johnson
 
Tournament Referee: Darrin Manley
 
 

Host Club: Toronto Cricket, Skating & Curling Club (141 Wilson Avenue, Toronto, ON M5M 3A3)

Categories:

  • Men's & Women's U23 Open
  • Men's & Women's U23 B

Playing Schedule: 

  • Players must be prepared to start as early as Friday May 31st at Noon & finishing by Sunday June 2nd at 5pm
  • NOTE: Individual time schedule requests will not be considered

PRIZE MONEY

The Host Committee is offering $2,500 Canadian Dollars prize money for the Men’s and Women’s U23 events, which is to be evenly distributed for the Men & Women’s division as below.  

Men’s Event
Based on $1,250 Total Purse

Women’s Event
Based on $1,250 Total Purse

Placing

Amount $

Placing

Amount $

Champion

$700

Champion

$700

Finalist

$350

Finalist

$350

3rd Place

$200

3rd Place

$200

ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY

The Championships are a ‘closed’ event.  Only Canadian citizens, permanent residents/landed immigrants or persons residing continuously in Canada during the one year prior to the commencement of the Championships are eligible to enter the Men and Women's Open events.

All competitors must be members in good standing with their respective Provincial/Territorial Squash Association and/or Squash Canada.

Notwithstanding a competitor may be a member in good standing with their respective Provincial/Territorial Squash Association and Squash Canada, where a competitor is subject to a sanction imposed by the Host Club, Squash Canada shall respect that sanction, including any sanction which may preclude the person from entering the premises and thus participating in the Championships, provided the sanction was imposed using fair procedures.  Specifically, the sanctioned person must have been informed by the Host Cub of the nature of the infraction and have been given an opportunity to provide information concerning the incident prior to the sanction being imposed.

Competitors must be under the age of 23 as of the final day of the Championships.

DRAW FORMAT 

The Championships will use a single elimination main draw format, a playoff for 3rd/4th, and a full feed-in consolation, where draw size dictates, a quarter finalist consolation, and with all competitors guaranteed a minimum of three matches.  Two possible exception exist:

·     If there are 16 to 7 entries, the format will be a 16-player draw featuring a top and bottom bracket with playoffs that will play down to all places, 1 through to 16.  As a condition of entry, players must commit to playing all matches for placement.

  • If there are 4 to 6 entries, the format will be round-robin.

SEEDING

Squash Canada iwill seed the draws in accordance with its Seeding Policies & Procedures.  The percentage that shall be seeded, based on the number of entries in each draw, is 25%-50% (as appropriate).

SCHEDULING            

A.    Practice Courts

Practice time will be available.  Contact Tournament Chair Robin Clarke for practice requests.

B.  Allocated Time per Match

·      Prior to quarter-finals - 35 minutes
·      Quarter-finals and classic plate - 40 minutes
·      Semi-finals and finals – 60 minutes

C.  Rest Time Guidelines

A minimum of 8 hours must be allowed between the start time of a competitor's last match of one day and their first match the next day.  If the number of entries permits, competitors should not have more than two matches per day.  When playing more than one match on the same day, the following timelines should be observed:

·      No less than 4 hours between the start time of one match and the commencement of the next in any draw, prior to the quarter-finals;

·      No less than 5 hours between the start time of one match and the commencement of the next match for quarter-finals and beyond in the main draw or Classic Plate;

TIN HEIGHT         

A 19" tin height will be used for the B categories.

The club has two courts that can accommodate a 17" tin height.  As a minimum, for the Open categories from the quarter finals onwards will use a 17" tin height.  If the number of entries/scheduling permits, the 17" tin may be used in earlier rounds in the tournament or for the entirety.

Registration is via Club Locker: CLICK HERE

Registration Fee: $56.50 ($50 + $6.50 HST) includes 3 matches, 1 drink/meal and towels will be provided.

Entry Deadline EXTENDED: Thursday May 16th at Noon EST   


 
 

In preparation for the event, we require that everyone has an up to date Club Locker account.  Squash Canada uses the online Club Locker software to receive registrations, manage the draw, schedule and results, and allows us to feature live scoring that we are sure you and yours back home will come to appreciate. 

Squash Canada transferred player information stored in previous Tournament Software player database over to Club Locker, so you may or may not be aware that you have the beginnings of a Club Locker account.  Below are different scenario Club Locker update instructions.

If you already have a Club Locker account and know your password

Please use your existing account at https://canada.clublocker.com to ensure your information is accurate and up to date. You can view and change information using the following steps:

  1. After logging in to your account, click your name on the top right of the screen and select “my profile”.
  2. Click the “edit” box and ensure your personal info is accurate (full name, birth date, main club affiliation, province, and country).  The draw and live scoring pulls your club and provincial affiliation from your account.
  3. Scroll down and click on “contacts” and ensure that your contact information is correct, including email. Click on “address” and ensure that this is also up to date!  Club Locker generated emails leading up to and during the championship will go to the email on your profile.

If you are unsure if you have an account or if you have misplaced your password

Please follow the below steps before creating a new account (we wish to avoid multiple accounts for the same person):

  1. In the Club Locker login window (https://canada.clublocker.com), input your regular email address or the one you think you used for previous squash event registrations.  Click on 'Lost Password'. If you are in the system, it will show 'password sent'. Retrieve that temporary password from the email and enter at the login stage, and you should be in.  If you get an error message that 'email address not found', try other email addresses that you might have used.  If unsuccessful, consider the next two options;
  2. If unsuccessful, try repeating the above step on www.clublocker.com.
  3. Look for an auto-generated email from Squash Canada between Sept. 29 and Oct. 1 with your user name and link to create a password.  Check your ‘junk’ folder too;

Once you have access to your account, please update your profile information as above.

If you do not yet have an account

If you do not have an account or simply can’t navigate your way through the previous scenario, create a new account in Club Locker. Visit https://canada.clublocker.com to create your account, ensuring that you input the profile information as described above.

13.3 – ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY

The Championships are a ‘closed’ event.  Only Canadian citizens, permanent residents/landed immigrants or persons residing continuously in Canada during the one year prior to the commencement of the Championships are eligible to enter the Men and Women's Open events.

All competitors must be members in good standing with their respective Provincial/Territorial Squash Association and/or Squash Canada.

Notwithstanding a competitor may be a member in good standing with their respective Provincial/Territorial Squash Association and Squash Canada, where a competitor is subject to a sanction imposed by the Host Club, Squash Canada shall respect that sanction, including any sanction which may preclude the person from entering the premises and thus participating in the Championships, provided the sanction was imposed using fair procedures.  Specifically, the sanctioned person must have been informed by the Host Cub of the nature of the infraction and have been given an opportunity to provide information concerning the incident prior to the sanction being imposed.

Competitors must be under the age of 23 as of the final day of the Championships.

REFUND POLICY


Requests for refunds of entry fees will be handled by Squash Canada upon receipt of written notice. Refund requests will be treated in accordance with the following regulations:
  • Withdrawals prior and up to the entry deadline date will receive a full refund less a $10 processing fee.
  • Withdrawals from singles Championships after the entry deadline date until seedings are first published will receive a 50% refund.
  • No refund will be given after the final seedings or draws are posted, except for medical reasons or bereavement. In these cases, medical notes or other documentation (e.g. doctor’s note, death notice, etc.) must be provided within 48 hours of the withdrawal for a refund to be considered. In these cases, when approved, a full refund less a $20 processing fee, will be issued. 
CODE OF CONDUCT
 
Squash Canada's Code of Conduct shall be in full force and effect.
 
DRESS CODE

All white clothing must be worn by players.
All participants must adhere to Squash Canada's Clothing Regulation - Click Here

EYEGUARD POLICY

All juniors are required to wear eye guards as per Squash Canada’s policy:  For the complete policy and list of approved eyeguards - Click Here

Tie Breaking Procedure for Round Robin Draws 

All competitors (whether in team or individual competition) play one another in a pool to establish an order of merit.  The final order is decided, taking account of all results in that pool (e.g.  Each match in an individual event, or encounter in a team event, is recorded as a win or a loss, with a win worth one point), as follows:

  • If two competitors are tied, the winner will be determined by the head-to-head result between the two competitors.

  • If three (or more) competitors are tied, the winner will be determined by the head-to-head results among the tied competitors:

First by the greater number of matches won against the tied competitors;
If equal, by the greater number of games won against the tied competitors;
If equal, by the greater positive difference between the games won and lost among the tied competitors;
If equal, by the greater positive difference between the points won and lost among the tied competitors.

If any of the above criteria result in a tie between two competitors, then revert to the procedure for two competitors tied (head-to-head result between the two competitors).

 

Host Hotel: The Westin Prince Toronto (900 York Mills Road, Toronto, ON M3B 3H2)

Reservation Information: call 1-888-627-8550 

Transportation from Airport/Hotel: none

Kill the Keg on Saturday Evening - see players Welcome Letter for details.

Submitted by editor on Fri, 2019-03-29 14:05

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