STANDARD EVENT CONDITIONS
All matches shall consist of the best of five games, with PAR 11 scoring used. Players are guaranteed a minimum of 3 matches.
Players are required to mark/referee the match after their match and/or as directed by the Event Director or Event Referee.
Dunlop Double Yellow dot balls will be used for all Divisions during Tournaments.
The event organisers, ACT Squash and its officers, employees or agents shall not be liable for any death or personal injury or loss or damage to property sustained or incurred by any person in connection with the event howsoever caused.
The Event Director reserves the right to accept or refuse any entry, disqualify any player for late arrival or misconduct, combine events, alter match times, and vary conditions of play.

Players entering the event agree to:
• Refrain from any conduct which would bring the sport into disrepute.
• Abide by the Regulations and Policies of Squash Australia
• Comply with the reasonable directions of event officials.
• No alcohol is to be consumed by any junior.
• Irrespective of age, not to consume any prohibited drugs. Any player found to be under the influence of any prohibited drug during the event will be in breach of these conditions and will be withdrawn from the event and must leave the venue.
• Participate in any random drug testing conducted by an appropriate authority.
• The player is to be registered and an insured member with their Club/State or country of origin.
• Eyewear is compulsory for all juniors, aged 18 and under.

WITHDRAWALS: A player may not withdraw his/her entry from an event after the draw has been published. Any such withdrawal will forfeit the event fee. Event organisers must be notified immediately of any withdrawal and the reason for such withdrawal.

Please indicate to the Event Director via email prior to the tournament if you DO NOT give permission for photographic images of yourself to be used by Squash ACT.

First round times will be available a minimum of two days prior to the event commencing. It is the player's responsibility to establish the time and date of first and subsequent matches.