Evergreen Polls and Surveys
Evergreen periodically undertakes to poll, or survey, its member's opinions of various club, or squash, related subjects.
The polls/surveys to-date are listed below.
2012
Club Tournament and Dinner
The Board wishes to determine what the membership thought of this year's Club Championships and Dinner so it can better stage future tournaments and ensure that everyone gets value and has lots of fun at this annual function.
This survey is now closed. The board has yet to determine if any of the results will be published on-line.
Junior Program and Junior Tournament
The Board wishes to your views on the organization and implementation of the Junior Program and the Evergreen Junior Tournament. And, obtain your thoughts about possible changes, or improvements, to both.
This survey is now closed. The board has yet to determine if any of the results will be published on-line.
Manager Function
The Board wishes to maximize membership value at the club. The role of Manager was added to the Club as of the 2011 Fall Season, and the board would be interested in getting your feedback on how the role has added to the club.
This survey is now closed. The board has yet to determine if any of the results will be published on-line.
2011
Club Expansion
As agreed at the 2011 AGM, the Board wishes to determine member support for the continued pursuit of club expansion, and the expenditure of funds required to assess alternatives and gain municipal approval.
A graphical summary of the results is available on-line.
2010
BC Doubles: Doubles Tournament Participation
Doubles BC wished to determine what players want, and/or expect, in a tournament for the entry fee they pay. To that end, a brief survey was conducted in June 2010.
A summary of the responses is available on-line.
2009
WSF Mandates Switch to Point a Rally
Effective April 1st, 2009, squash scoring world wide will switch to Point a Rally to 11 (PAR-11) for all levels of play. This unifies scoring for all squash organizations, and is hoped to help squash become an Olympic event.
Because of concerns expressed by many members, Adam Radziminski requested that we record the stats on as many singles matches as possible, using the various scoring systems: current Hand-In Hand-Out (International) scoring to 9, PAR-11 and PAR-15. Members were asked to try the three scoring systems in their regular matches and record the stats for each match.
A textual summary of the responses is available on-line. As well, a graphical representation of the results for best of 5 matches is also available.
