Winter Leagues - Refereeing
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GSA Diary Dates
Premier Champions - Dave Morrish's Wycliffe A
June 9th 2008 - GSA AGM 7.30pm Riverside
Division 1 - Angus Davidson's Strings B
GSA Winter League 2007/08 - Roll Of Honour
click to see the AGM Agenda and proposed league rule changes ...
Summer league - fixtures are now available on the website. First matches are on the 28th May.
GSA AGM - June 9th 2008 Division 2 - Robert Peace's Old Pats C Premier Champions - Dave Morrish's Wycliffe A Captains - can you please check the fixtures and let me know of any problems. Also, you can now login and select your team and enter your team contact details. Division 1 Winners - Angus Davidson's Strings B Summer League 2008 (runner up - Cotswold B) (runner up - Stroud B) (runner up - Stroud A) (runner up - Old Pats A) Many congradulations to this season's division winners ... Division 3 - Simon James's Seb Coe B Division 2 - Robert Peace's Old Pats C East Glos, National Club Championships, click to read the report ... click to read the report ... Gloucestershire County Closed ... The GSA wish to support the inclusion of juniors in the leagues where they want to participate and have earned their place in their club's team. However, having selected a junior, it is then the team captain's responsibility to ensure the player is supervised at all times by either a parent or guardian, or another adult appointed by the parents or guardian. The nominated adult must be present and supervise the junior at all times, including whilst oncourt (from the viewing gallery), off-court and in the changing rooms. Winter Leagues - Junior Involvement click here to see the full squash rules ... click here to see the squash rules in brief ... The Referee is in Control ... The GSA periodically arrange marking and refereeing courses, and we encourage you all to attend whenever possible. Only in this way can we ensure the standard of marking is consistent, fair and of a high standard throughout the whole league. If during the next match you are marking the standard of behaviour of the players involved does not come up to scratch - then don't hesitate to use your powers to bring them back into line ! The rule also states that the referee can warn the player, allow a let to their opponent, or award a stroke, a game or the match depending on the severity of the incident. These are known as a conduct warning, conduct stroke, game or match. Included in this category are: audible and visible obscenities, verbal and physical abuse, dissent, abuse of racket, court or ball, unnecessary physical contact, excessive racket swing, unfair warm-up, time-wasting, late back on court, deliberate or dangerous play or action and coaching (except between games). Offensive, disruptive or intimidating behaviour in squash is not acceptable. Rule 17 ( Conduct on Court ) of the 'Rules of World Singles Squash 2001' can be stated briefly as : The big majority of league matches are played in a friendly but competitive and good spirited manner. However, I'm sure we have all from time to time winced at a player's behaviour, manner or utterances on court. So, what exactly do the rules state about conduct on court, and what powers does the marker/referee have to ensure the appropriate behaviour is maintained ? Entry fee 'early bird' discount ... All those teams who enter and pay for next season's GSA winter league at the AGM in June will benefit from an 'early bird' discount ! So, please support the AGM and claim your discount ! GSA Winter League 2008/09 England Squash South West Newsletter You can view ( or download ) the England Squash South West Area news magazine by clicking the link below. Check out the reports on Strings, and East Glos Club's Squash Development Award. Squash News in Gloucestershire Junior Squash Coaching at East Glos ! GSA Sponsors Cotswold BMWGSA Website DiaryLatest News
There will be an 'early bird' discount for next season's winter league. All teams whose entries are received either before or at the AGM in June will only have to pay a £45 entry fee. The entry fee after this date will be £50.