Cambridge University Pool Club

University Women's Singles Ladder

This is normally the page for the university women's league. This has not ran (as far as I can tell) since 2009 so in 2025 I am repurposing the webpage for the Trinity college pool league. Unfortunately the server is down so I can't change much of the page nor the links to/in it so it is still called the women's league and some functionality may be lacking but it should do the job.

I recommend you try to organise matches in the Trinity JCR outside of busy evening hours. Other venue options include WT's sports bar near the Grafton centre and other colleges' pool tables.

Best of luck!

Alexander Watson
Pool league secretary CUPC 2025-26

Current Positions

Owen Stevenson
see profile
George Moger-Taylor
see profile
Alexander Watson
aw2032
Alex Volkovoy
av704
Aanya Goyal
ag2520
Will Whitton
ww431
Alessia Easton
ae592
Reilly Howlett
rjh274
Pavel Ciurea
pc803
Evan O’Neale
edo25
Frederick Sansbury
fjs46
Reyansh Sharma
rs2335
Hoi Hin Leung
hhl32
Matt Smith
ms2652
Sizhe Pan
sp2219
Henry Hayton
hh644

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Rules of the Ladder

  1. You may challenge any player up to 2 levels above you. If your challenge is successful then you and the other player will swap places directly on the ladder. If you are on the top 3 rows you may only challenge a player who is 1 row above you.
  2. All challenges must be answered within 5 term days and played within 10 term days from the date the original challenge was made or a walkover could be given.
  3. A match must be played over at least 3 frames (first to 2), challenges to the top 3 rows must be over at least 5 frames (first to 3).
  4. You may not make or agree to play challenges while you have a challenge outstanding.
  5. You are not officially involved in a challenge with someone above you until they contact you confirming your challenge. (This is not a license to ignore challenges). If whilst waiting for a reply you receive a challenge from below then you should reply and the original challenge becomes void.
  6. Any suspected foul play when it comes to accepting and making challenges should be reported to the League Secretary immediately who will ask to see the relevant emails. Punishment is at his discretion, continued abuse may result in removal from the ladder and/or exclusion from the Christchurch swap.
  7. If an agreement cannot be reached about choice of venue or table then the person who is highest on the ladder has the final say.
  8. There must be at least a 1 week wait after losing a match before the player that beat you is obliged to grant you a rematch (they can if they wish).
  9. All matches are to be played to International Rules.
  10. Any player who fails to show up within 30 minutes of the agreed time shall forfeit the match.
  11. Claims for a walkover must be made by at most 3 days after the 10 day time limit for playing matches has expired.

Results


Name P W L F A Pts Aanya Goyal 2-1 Will Whitton (Friendly)
Sizhe Pan 1-3 Alex Volkovoy
Alex Volkovoy 110317
Aanya Goyal110216
Alessia Easton000000
Evan O’Neale000000
Frederick Sansbury000000
Henry Hayton000000
Hoi Hin Leung000000
Matt Smith000000
Pavel Ciurea000000
Reilly Howlett000000
Reyansh Sharma000000
Alexander Watson000000
George Moger-Taylor000000
Owen Stevenson000000
Will Whitton10112-1
Sizhe Pan10113-2
Scoring system
  1. 5 points are given for a win, 0 points for a loss
  2. In addition at most +5 or -5 points are given for frame difference.
  3. Walkovers are given as a 5-4 victory.