League Ladder and Weekly Results for 2026/27 Season

There are 30 teams in the competition with points accumulated in the first 6 weeks. After 6 weeks, the ladder can become quite depressing for those teams that are still learning who end up out of sight of the leaders.

In order to generate more interest from the teams lower down the ladder, the match committee has introduced a flexible format for the league. Weeks 1 – 6 will be ALL teams and with a random draw, any team can play any of the other 29 teams.
There will be weekly prizes for the Winner & Runner Up based on each week’s results.

At the completion of week 6, teams will be split into 3 separate divisions, based solely on their position in the ladder.
e.g. The first 10 teams will go into division 1, the next 10 into division 2 and the last 10 into division 3.
For week 7 – 11, the draw will ensure that teams in each division only play teams in that same division.

At the end of week 11, the top 2 teams in each division will play off against each other in their Divisional GRAND FINAL.


With this process, EVERY TEAM IS IN WITH A CHANCE TO WIN BECAUSE
EVERY TEAM HAS SUFFICIENT POINTS IN THEIR DIVISION TO GIVE THEM A FIGHTING CHANCE
OF BEING IN A GRAND FINAL – IF THEY PLAY WELL ENOUGH!

Each team will retain the points that were accumulated so far, hence, team 1 will start top of Div1, team 11 will start top of Div 2 and Team 21 will start top of Div 3.
The rest of the teams will retain their position relative to the top team in their division.
There will only be 3 weekly prizes as we will ONLY give prizes to the winning team in each division, and not the runners up as before.
There will be prizes for the winners and the runners up of each grand final.
The rest of the 8 teams in each division will play a final round of 8 ends (so they can watch the completion of the finals).
The best scores across the rest of the 3 divisions will earn the weekly winner’s prizes.

The Ladders are sorted on cumulative Points, 2 (win), 1 (draw), 0 (loss) then on Shots Up.
‘Shots Up’ is the cumulative difference showing shots scored Less shots against – this can be negative.
The Weekly Results tables are sorted on Shots Up on the day.
In the event of a tie, then number of ends won is counted and the one with the most ends wins the tie
In the event of still a tie, then the percentage of Shots Scored/Total Shots for the round is counted
e.g. Team A scores 12 shots and their opponent scores 9 shots, both win 6 ends – 12/(12+9) = 57.14%
Team B scores 15 shots and their opponent scores 12 shots, both win 6 ends – 15/(15+12) = 55.55%
Team A wins the tie because Team A has a better percentage
The weekly Winning Teams are rewarded with drink vouchers from the bar.