Maui Croquet Club
International Rules on the Island of Maui
Maui Croquet Club United States Croquet Association
 

Maui Croquet Club CROQUET RANKINGS: Maui

Maui Croquet Club Ladder, including games through 29 August 2010.

Association Croquet

1st Bob Deaver [5]
2nd Paul Ramm [3]
3rd Mickey Norvell [8]
4th Kerry Ramm [2]
5th Alfredo Wheelock [14]
6th Steve Reibman [13]
7th Denise Reibman [10]
8th Debbie Jefkin-Elnekave [17]
9th Bruno Amby [1]
10th Leo Nikora [0]
11th John Lyle [12]
12th Dick Karr [10]
13th Larry Icalla [5]
 

Golf Croquet

1st Leo Nikora
2nd Kerry Ramm
3rd Mickey Norvell
4th Paul Ramm
5th Bob Deaver
6th Steve Reibman
7th Bruno Amby
8th Alfredo Wheelock
9th Debbie Jefkin-Elnekave
10th Denise Reibman
11th Robi Elnekave
12th Dick Karr
13th Ric Andrews
14th Martha Vanderlin
15th Larry Icalla
16th Yuko Wheelock
17th John Lyle

Rules

  1. Any player may play any other player on the ladder.
  2. Play can be on any agreed upon court.
  3. International Rules are followed.
  4. Each game is singles to 26, unless a time limit is agreed upon.
  5. Natural Handicapping Rules are followed.
  6. The results of each game is reported to Leo Nikora.
  7. The winner is moved up one rung; when playing doubles, both players of the winning team move up one rung.

Handicaps

Handicap <0 0-2 2-6 6-10
Class AA A B C
Hit Ins        
1/4 Court always always mostly often
1/2 Court mostly mostly often some
Hoop Runs      
4-Ball Break 12 12 10 6
3-Ball Break 12 10 6 2
Breaks to Win 2 3 4 6
Retrieves Balls        
Boundary always always mostly often
Corner always mostly often some
Sets Leaves always always often seldom
Triple Peels        
Try always mostly some never
Make mostly often seldom never

Natural Handicapping Rules

  1. Each player receives bisques equal to 1.5 times their handicap, rounded up to the nearest integer.
  2. Players using a bisque as the second stroke of any turn must flip a coin; heads allows them to take a stroke, but tails ends their turn (the bisque still being used).
  3. Players may not use a bisque in thier last turn.
  4. Advanced Rules are used; lifts are given and taken