A squash leaderboard for your regular opponents.
Bring your club players and court partners into one ongoing competition. Keep confirmed match results together and see who is moving up your group leaderboard.
Who shares your squash court?
A weekly court booking gives you plenty of matches to compare. Keep a shared record for your playing circle, from a few regular opponents to your club’s social squash group.
- Squash clubs
- Court partners
- Weekly playing groups
- Student clubs
- Friends & colleagues
Start your own squash leaderboard.
Choose Squash Singles
Select Squash from Elo-X’s standard activity list for one-on-one matches.
Invite your players
Share your group’s invitation link or QR code with the people you play with.
Play and confirm
Log your game or match result, then confirm it with your opponent. Follow your group’s ratings, leaderboard and game history.
Your players, your standings
Compare ratings and positions within your squash group.
Your club ladder, built from results
Follow a rating-based group leaderboard rather than keeping a separate results list.
A record of your games
Revisit the confirmed games behind your group’s standings.
Your court rivalry
Compare your Singles results with your usual squash opponent.
Follow the balance
See who is ahead across your confirmed matches.
Keep your playing history
Revisit opponents, results and your progress between court bookings.
Frequently asked questions
Can our squash group keep playing without a fixed schedule?
Yes. Play when your court and opponents are available, then log and confirm results. The ongoing leaderboard stays with your group between sessions.
Does Elo-X use challenge-based squash ladder rules?
Your group leaderboard follows Elo-X ratings from confirmed results. It is not a challenge ladder where a winner automatically takes the opponent’s position. Agree any separate club challenge rules outside that rating system.
Can group matches count towards activity ratings?
For supported standard Singles matches, enable Count as Official for newly created matches. Confirmed results then count towards your squash rating too. This does not guarantee a visible global list. See the group setup guide.
Does everyone need an Elo-X account?
Yes. Participating players join with their own accounts to log, review and confirm results. Players must meet Elo-X’s age requirements.
Can our group run a squash tournament?
Yes. Keep your ongoing standings and create an event for your players. Explore squash tournaments →
Create your squash group.
Bring your club players and court partners into one ongoing competition.
