Squash World Tour

Wiener Squash Rackets Verband – Squash World Tour – Vienna Edition Results

13 February 2019, Postsportverein Wien
Result: Peter won 3:1 (11:8, 12:10, 8:11, 11:4) #teamyellow

29 January 2019, Club Danube Erdberg
Result: Peter won 3:2 (11:8, 11:9, 5:11, 8:11, 11:3) #teamyellow

15 January 2019, FITcom
Result: Joel won 3:1 (11:8, 8:11, 13:11, 12:10) #teamorange

28 December 2018, City & Country Club Wienerberg
Result: Peter won 3:2 (11:7, 9:11, 11:9, 9:11, 11:9) #teamyellow

24 November 2018, Tennis Point Vienna
Result: Peter won 3:0 (12:10, 11:5, 11:9) #teamyellow

13 November 2018, Club Danube Ottakring
Result: Peter won 3:1 (9:11, 11:2, 14:12, 13:11) #teamyellow

Squash World Tour Results

2 December 2018, Břeclav (CZE) 
organized by Peter
Result: Peter won 3:1 (11:7, 11:7, 9:11, 11:9) #teamoyellow

29 July 2018, Győr (HUN) 
organized by Peter
Result: Joel won 3:2 (11:13, 11:4, 11:8, 11:13, 11:8) #teamorange

8 April 2018, Graz (AUT) 
organized by Peter
Result: Joel won 3:1 (13:15, 12:10, 14:12, 15:13) #teamorange

8 April 2018, Maribor (SLO) 
organized by Peter
Result: Joel won 3:1 (5:11, 11:8, 12:10, 11:9) #teamorange

7 April 2018, Zagreb (CRO) 
organized by Peter
Result: Peter won 3:1 (11:6, 3:11, 11:5, 11:6) #teamyellow

10 September 2017, Berlin (GER) 
organized by Peter
Result: Peter won 3:0 (11:3, 11:6, 11:6) #teamyellow

28 August 2017, Vienna (AUT) 
organized by Peter
Result: Joel won 3:1 (6:11, 12:10, 11:5, 11:7) #teamorange

15 July 2017, Bratislava (SVK) 
organized by Joel
Result: Peter won 3:1 (11:3, 12:10, 8:11, 11:7) #teamyellow

Rules

The rules of the Squash World Tour are simple:

  • We play regular squash matches, best of five games against each other.
  • Whoever wins a match (3:0, 3:1, 3:2 games) scores one Squash World Tour Point.
  • Whoever has the most Squash World Tour Points at the end of the year, is the annual winner.
  • The next match has to take place in a different country than the previous.
  • The one of us who organizes the trip, can do that according to his own preferences.
  • The loser pays for food and drinks after the match.

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