INTERNATIONALL RANKING SYSTEM

The international ranking system (1-7) was originally developed in Spain and is for having knowledge of one's own level and thus having an equal partner and, perhaps most importantly, playing matches and tournaments with equal opponents. It is therefore important that all clubs and organizations follow the same ranking, which makes it possible to find tournaments for their own conditions. This is a big part of why the sport has become so popular and is truly a sport for everyone.

 

International ranking system
Ranking	Description	Class
1.0	This player has no experience and has just started playing	C
2.0	This player has a slow pace and is not comfortable with walls and shots	C
2.5	Plays at a medium pace but has problems with hitting direction and walls	C
3.0	Has control of the shots and can play at a decent pace	C
3.5	Good control of the shots and can use the walls. Can play at a good tempo	B
4.0	Stable player with developed strokes and high tempo	B
4.5	Plays at a fast pace and makes few mistakes. Developed strokes and ability to force fouls	B
5.0	Master all types of strokes and play at tournament level.	B
5.5	Highly nationally ranked player who competes at a high tournament level	A
6.0	Professional player, ranked lower than top 250 in the world	A
6.5	Professional player ranked in the top 250 in the world	A
7.0	Professional player within the top 100 in the world	A