Farnham Common Winter League
Farnham Common Winter League is for clubs in and around South Bucks and is a two-pair mixed league where the first match rubber is for mixed pairings and the second rubber is for the ladies' and men's pairings. The league has been going for over fifteen years and currently runs six divisions.
Please send your results in as soon as possible via email to the organiser (not this website).
Results and league positions are published monthly, with the final results for the 2017/18 season here
and for the 2018/19 season here.
Final placings for the 2018/19 are available here and the winners for each league are shown below. Competition was
particularly keen this season. The winner of Division One was decided on games won, since points won and sets won
were identical for both High Wycombe I and GX Dukes Wood.
The scorecard is available to download here.
FCWL TEAMS AND DIVISIONS FOR 2018/19
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Division 1
Beaconsfield I David Lloyd Beac I Chesham 1879 I GX Dukes Wood GX Bull Lane I High Wycombe I Slough I |
Division 2
Beaconsfield II Chalfont St. Peter I David Lloyd Beac II Iver Heath Marlow Wooburn Park I |
Division 3
Hazlemere High Wycombe II Prestwood I Slough II Stoke Poges I Uxbridge Wooburn Park II |
Division 4
Beaconsfield III Burnham Little Chalfont Naphill Penn & Tylers Green Stoke Poges II |
Division 5
Chalfont St. Peter II Chalfont St. Giles GX Bull Lane II Flackwell Heath Prestwood II Ritchings Park Stoke Park Club |
Division 6
Bledlow Ridge Coleshill Chesham 1879 II Farnham Common Marlow Academy Prestwood III Wraysbury |
FCWL MATCH RESULTS AND FINAL LEAGUE POSITIONS 2018/19
Congratulations to the Division winners:
Division 1 High Wycombe I
(retained the title on countback of games won!)
Division 2 Beaconsfield II
Division 3 Hazlemere
Division 4 Burnham
Division 5 GX Bull Lane II
Division 6 Coleshill
FINAL TABLE IS HERE
FCWL RULES
1. The competition will be played during the period October 1st to March 31st.
2. Clubs will arrange matches themselves. Home or away to be decided by mutual agreement. Saturdays or Sundays can be chosen.
3. The home team will provide the balls and light refreshments.
4. No player may play for more than one club per competition season.
5. If a club has two or more teams in different divisions within the league, players from the lower team may play up for one match only for a team in a higher division. You cannot play down.
6. A club with two teams or more in the same division must play their respective matches against each other before any other match is played.
7. Each team will consist of four players, two men and two ladies.
8. Each match will consist of four rubbers. Two mixed doubles followed by a mens and ladies doubles. Each rubber will consist of two sets with a tie break at 6-6 in each set.
9. The result of the match should be completed on the scorecards provided, signed by both captains and forwarded to the competition secretary within seven days of the match being played.
10. Cancellation of an arranged fixture can only be made by mutual agreement, but this should only happen in exceptional circumstances, e.g. inclement weather.
11 Two points shall be awarded for each match won and one point for a drawn match. The team with the highest number of points at the end of the season shall be the division winner. If points are equal the team winning the most sets shall be the winner. If sets are equal the team winning the most games shall be the winner.
12. Clubs will be promoted/relegated at the discretion of the competition secretary, according to the composition of the divisions at that time.
2. Clubs will arrange matches themselves. Home or away to be decided by mutual agreement. Saturdays or Sundays can be chosen.
3. The home team will provide the balls and light refreshments.
4. No player may play for more than one club per competition season.
5. If a club has two or more teams in different divisions within the league, players from the lower team may play up for one match only for a team in a higher division. You cannot play down.
6. A club with two teams or more in the same division must play their respective matches against each other before any other match is played.
7. Each team will consist of four players, two men and two ladies.
8. Each match will consist of four rubbers. Two mixed doubles followed by a mens and ladies doubles. Each rubber will consist of two sets with a tie break at 6-6 in each set.
9. The result of the match should be completed on the scorecards provided, signed by both captains and forwarded to the competition secretary within seven days of the match being played.
10. Cancellation of an arranged fixture can only be made by mutual agreement, but this should only happen in exceptional circumstances, e.g. inclement weather.
11 Two points shall be awarded for each match won and one point for a drawn match. The team with the highest number of points at the end of the season shall be the division winner. If points are equal the team winning the most sets shall be the winner. If sets are equal the team winning the most games shall be the winner.
12. Clubs will be promoted/relegated at the discretion of the competition secretary, according to the composition of the divisions at that time.
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