1. The ladder runs in strength from Top-to-Bottom and from Left-to-Right.
   
   
2. You may challenge anyone on the row on top of you or anyone to your left on the ladder.
   
   
3. If you beat the person you change places directly with them.
   
   
4. Only a junior committee member or supervisor may change ladder positions. A ladder challenge sheet must be completed, dated and signed by both challenger and challengee.
   
   
5. Any new member is automatically entered at the bottom of the ladder but may have 1 open challenge anywhere on the ladder. In this case if the new member challenger beats the challenged then the chalenger takes the position of the challengee and everyone including the challengee moves one space to the right.
   
   
6. Any person deemed to be refusing a challenge consistently will be demoted by the junior committee. This will occur, when three challenge forms have been signed by the challenger, where they challenged within a month 3 times and the challenged person was not available. The Junior committee will verify this with the challengee before they are demoted.
   
   
7. The ladder has been broken into 2 parts:
   • Blue Zone consists of the best of  3-tie breaker sets on full court using full balls.
   • Yellow Zone consists of the best of 3-tie breaker sets on full court using Midi balls.
     
     
   When someone from Yellow Zone challenges someone in Blue Zone then full court and full balls apply.
   
   
8. To appear on the ladder you must be a fully paid up member.
   
   
9. It is the Junior committees intention to use the ladder for team selections once the July launch period has finished.
    
10. As this ladder is being launched in July 06 the full month of July is open challenge. During this period in this case if the challenger beats the challenged then the chalenger takes the position of the challengee and everyone including the challengee moves one space to the right.

July 2006

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