RACQUETBALL CHALLENGE COURT
TUESDAYS, 6-9 PM
CHALLENGE COURT VISION & GOAL
The Challenge Court is offered to promote the sport of racquetball and provide all
players an opportunity to advance their skills by competing against a variety of other
players. The Challenge Court is primarily PLAYER MANAGED. An environment of
courtesy, fun, exercise, challenge, and demonstration of skills are the aims of the Challenge
Court.
Who can Play?
All players are welcome and encouraged to play.
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How does the Challenge Court work?
All players must personally sign in on the LINE-UP LIST, located at the entrance to
Court 1.
Each game will be to ELEVEN POINTS.
After game is over, Winner plays next Challenger. If the next Challenger in line has
stepped away or is not available for play, this player’s name goes to the end of the list
and the next in line moves up.
First in line, or Winner has SERVE ADVANTAGE.
Winner can hold the court a maximum of TWO GAMES AFTER WINNING THE COURT.
After playing and rotating out, a player may ADD THEIR NAME to the bottom of the list
to continue play. (As a courtesy to those who come to play, do not add your name to the
bottom of the list until after you have completed your game.)
How to keep the Challenge Court fun and safe:
USA Racquetball Association (USRA) standards for play will be observed.
Rules can be reviewed at: http://www.usra.org
Safety eye gear is highly recommended.
All rackets must have strap (string) attached to player’s wrist.
Viewing from above is encouraged. However, players should be downstairs and “ready
to go” at the end of each game.
Court 2 is designated for Doubles with the above rules being applied. Court 2 may be
used for Single if no interest is shown for Doubles. Court 1 will always be reserved
for Single play only.
Common courtesy and good sportsmanship are required at all times. Bad
sportsmanship will result in the forfeit of the game