Duelling League Fall Term 2011

The Duelling League is ready to start. It is a league held all-term long, opposing all the duelling club members between themselves, in a way that at the end, every member would have played with every other member once. A Duelling Club Match consists of two duels, which means that the result of a match can be 2:0 for one of the members or 1:1. The winner of a match receives three points (duelling club points and not House points), whereas the loser doesn't get any. If there is a draw, each player receives one point. At the end of the league, the player who has the biggest number of points is proclaimed Duelling Club Champion, and receives 100 galleons, along with 100 House points. The runner-up earns 50 galleons and 50 House points, and the third 25 galleons and 25 House points. On this page, you will fond all sorts of information considering the League, such as the fixtures or the standings. If you want to take part in it, please first read the Duelling Guide and then register for the League.

In addition to the awards received for having a successful campaign in the league, there are some bonus awards available (they are received each time you achieve the specific goal):

• Duelling Veteran: participate in 10 Duelling Matches (reward: 25 galleons)
  
• Duelling Master: win 7 Duelling Matches (reward: 25 galleons)
  
• Quick Reflexes: win a perfect duel (without taking any damage to your life points) (reward: 10 galleons)

Even after the League has started, new members are still able to join. To do so, just register for the Duelling Club and then for the Duelling League, and we will try to include you in the League.

The duels will be held mostly on weekends, to make sure that everyone can participate. We will suggest a time for the match, but if it doesn't suit you, please contact me to tell me a time that does. However, if you agree to a time but don't show up without informing me in advance, your opponent is declared the winner of the match. Furthermore, if you disappear in the middle of a match, you have 15 minutes to come back, or else your opponent is declared the winner. All times in the fixtures are CET (Central European Time), so you have to convert them to your time zone to get them in your local time. The average time of a match shouldn't exceed 30 minutes so it shouldn't not be difficult for you to find time for it.

POS: Position
P: Matches Played
W: Matches Won
D; Matches Drawn
L: Matches Lost
F: Points For (Life Points your opponent lost during the duel)
A: Points Against )Life Points you lost during the duel)
PD: Difference (between Points For and Points Against)
PTS: Points (3 for each victory, 1 for each draw, 0 for each defeat)

FIXTURES AND RESULTS:

Match day 1:

Richard Adlard v Storm Lupus 0-2
Kim Frey v William Bill Macgonagall 0-2

Match day 2:

Storm Lupus v William Bill Macgonagall 1-1
Kim Frey v Richard Adlard 0-2

Match day 3:

Storm Lupus v Kim Frey 0-2
William Bill Macgonagall v Richard Adlard 1-1