County Badge

There are several ways an unbadged player may qualify for her County Badge.

Points System

Points are awarded in the County Competitions to unbadged players as follows:

Team Games:

County last sixteen – one point,
Quarter-final – two points,
Semi-final – three points,
final – four points.

Singles and Two-Wood:

County last sixteen – two points,
quarter-final – four points,
semi-final – six points,
final – eight points.

Champion of Champions:

Winner – awarded badge,
Runner-up – six points,
Semi-finalist – three points.

Unbadged Four-Wood Singles:

Winner – awarded badge,
Runner-up – three points,
Semi-finalist – two points,
Quarter-finalists – one point.

Unbadged Pairs:

Winners – four points,
Runners-up – three points,
Semi-finalists – two points,
Quarter-finalists – one point.

Benevolent Triples:

Winners – three points,
Runners-up – two points,
Semi-finalists – one point.

One point for each round won at Leamington National Championships.

Players who have achieved 8 points over a maximum of 6 years will receive a full County badge at a County match during the following season.

A player who is a current International player may be offered a women’s Sussex County badge on condition that she plays in at least one County friendly match in the first year of her affiliation to Sussex.

Players must enter County/National competitions before they can be considered for a County match.