Rankings
The national ladder.
Every match played at Changlimithang counts. A coach records the result on their phone the moment it finishes, and this table redraws itself the next time anybody opens the page.
01 — Standings
Win a match, move up. It is deliberately that simple.
A win is worth 100 points. Nothing for a loss. Players are ordered by points, then by win percentage, then by matches played — so the ladder rewards playing as well as winning.
The arrow beside each position compares where a player stands today with where they stood a month ago. NEW means their first recorded match was inside that month.
Missing a result? Tell the court manager and it will be in the sheet the same day.
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02 — Recent results
The last matches in.
Winner first. Scores as they were called on court.
03 — How this page stays current
One sheet, one phone, no webmaster.
There is no content management system behind this table and nothing to log into. The Federation keeps a single results sheet; whoever is at the courts types the match in, and the website reads that sheet directly. A result entered at seven in the evening is on the ladder by five past.
- 01A match finishes on court.
- 02A coach types one row into the Federation's results sheet: date, division, winner, loser, score.
- 03This page recalculates points, form and movement from every row in that sheet.
- 04The ladder above is up to date. Nobody had to touch the website.
Get on the ladder
Play your way up.
Book a court
Ladder matches are played on the Federation's own courts. Book a slot and arrange your match.
Book a courtEnter a tournament
The Junior Series runs monthly and the National Open once a year. Entries open through the Federation office.
Enter by e-mail