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Maui Croquet Club International Rules on the Island of Maui |
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Calendar Coaching Directory Equipment Gallery Glossary History Home Links News Patents Peels People Poetry Rankings Records Rules Updated by Leo Nikora on 13 January, 2008 Kihei, Maui, Hawaii, United States of America |
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| Double-peel victories | 2 | Leo McBride against Ben Houston and Mike Westfall in 1997 West Coast Classic |
| Triple-peel victories | 3 | Leo McBride against Chris Loat, Jim Nicklasson, and Brian Cumming in 1997 Aboyne Championship |
| Margin of victory | 26-0 | Robert Fulford over Ken McReynolds in 1993 Croq-Can |
| Fourth-turn victory | 26-0QP | David Maugham over C. Farthing in 1998 Southerns |
| Shortest match | 18.5 minutes | Robert Fulford over Ken McReynolds in 1993 Croq-Can |
| Height of jump shot | 48 inches | Steve Dimond in 1997 Seattle Open |
| Come-from-behind victory | 26-24 after 2-24 | Leo McBride over David Lewis in 1995 Quebec Open |
| Number of peels | 8 | Steve Dimond in 1996 West Coast Classic |
| Youngest prize winner | 17 | Jacques Fournier in 1999 World Croquet Championship |
| Oldest prize winner | ?? | John Young in 1996 Croq-Can |
| Intentional wicket shot | 110 feet | Ben Houson in 1998 West Coast Classic |
| Intentional roquet | 107 feet | Mike Westfall in 1997 West Coast Classic |
| Intentional through-wicket roquet | 86 feet | Bill Losier in 1996 Quebec Open |
| Intentional peel | 35 feet | Tim Hill in 1997 Aboyne Invitational |
| Longest peg-out of parter | 38 feet | Leo McBride in 1997 Aboyne Invitational |
| Shortest failed peg-out of partner | 12 inches | Leo McBride in 1997 Aboyne Invitational |
| Smallest number of turns to victory | 4 | Brian Cumming against Debbie Prentis in 1997 Aboyne Invitational |
| Quickest victory | 27.9 minutes | David Lewis against Bob Willie in 1997 Aboyne Championship |