Friday, September 21, 2012
LET’S GET BLITZED
Want a quickie? Something that will just take a moment of your precious time, give you immense pleasure to boot, and if your form is good enough, a nice little reward at the end? You do? Then I’m happy to accommodate your deepest desires! Grab your squash racquet, shoot me an e-mail and enter the Blitz Tournament on October 12!
All that is required of you is roughly 2 to 2 and a half hours, the willingness to scuttle around a squash court for a few games against opponents who you may have never competed against before, and a craving for downing a few brewskis in between. (You are not obliged to blitz the brewskis!) Not too much to ask now, is it?
And for those who think that they are not good enough to compete, the handicaps handed out to the stronger players do make it rather difficult for them. Only one top seeded player has won this tournament in nine attempts.
So how does it work? Well, in short, you’ll be placed in a group of 4 or 5, play a round robin of one game to 15 points, the top 2 winners of each group move on to a knock-out draw where the top 3 place getters receive a prize. Seem simple enough? Click on the poster for a slightly more detailed explanation.
Now, even though the games go fairly quickly in this event – hence the name – we can only accommodate a maximum of 40 players. Otherwise the Blitz Tournament will turn into an all-nighter. But we do require a minimum of 16 to make it worth the effort to run it at all. Get your name in to me no later than Wednesday, October 10. Quickly. Come on… what are you waiting for? It’s the perfect warm-up to a Friday night on the town to get blitzed.
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Fred Metry · 273 weeks ago
Marc Lakin · 264 weeks ago
Todd · 264 weeks ago
BBaker · 264 weeks ago
Thanks for the lesson guys!!
B
Ps...I wish I could return a serve!!!
Jedco · 237 weeks ago
This is Jed, If I had one question for MOHAMED EL SHORBAGY, it would be "Obviously you have heard of the 2016 Blue Chips, they may have been a bit of a Shooting star (rising to extreme glory quick and then calling it a career) if you will, but do you think they were the greatest doubles duo ever formed?"
Ryan here, if I had a follow up question to Jed's, it would be "I know that you are not a doubles player, but If given a 5 point lead in each game, could you and your brother, Marwan have taken 2 games off of The Blue Chips at their peak in 2016?"
Thanks for your time,
JEDCO
Paul Gormley · 221 weeks ago
MATTHEW TURNBULL · 187 weeks ago
Congratulations to the Legs Miserable teammates for a great season. Cheers!
Massimo Squillace · 181 weeks ago
MOHAMED EL SHORBAGY · 172 weeks ago
I never heard of the Blue Chips. I'm not sure why some random, unknown 2016 doubles team is relevant to the topic of DAC Boasters.
Thank you for your message.
P.S. JEDCO is #1
George Haggarty · 163 weeks ago
Kudos to you for another great blog and another fine tournament. Thanks to you and all the DAC staff for your hard work to make this event a success!
George
Todd S · 158 weeks ago
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