We all have our own, very personal reasons for playing Racketlon. It might be the mental challenge of dealing with every point counting, or the physical challenge of four different sports. It might be the desire to learn a new sport, or develop your skills in one you used to play. One reason for...

Yes, with great regret, the 2019 UK Racketlon season has come to an end (but don’t worry, it will be back in 2020). However, joyously, this does mean that it is time for the UK Racketlon End of Season Awards, which is back for its fifth iteration. The awards form part of our end of season review...

After four years being in charge of selection and with the Great Britain side now crowned World Champions, a victory which capped one of our finest years on the world stage, Dan Busby has decided to retire* from the TeamGB Selection committee.  Dan has issued the below statement, but the UK...

After a truly enthralling 5 days in Leipzig, the dust settled on what had been a brilliant World Cup victory, part of a haul of 22 medals won by the British players in Germany.  It has been a wonderful 2019 World Championships.  After sending our largest ever team of players, including the debut of...

UK Racketlon is delighted to announce the initial dates for the UK Tour, with more events being added in the coming weeks. One of the early highlights will be the World Tour Challenger event, the Nick Matthew Steel City Open in Sheffield in March and we are also able to announce returns to...

At the close of play at the Hertfordshire Open, next Sunday (3rd November) at the Letchworth Squash & Tennis Club will be the 2019 UK Racketlon AGM.  All our welcome, whether playing in the event or not.  

The Agenda is as follows:

1. Welcome

2. Apologies

3. Approval of the Minutes of...

After advertising the role in August, the UK Racketlon board are delighted to announce that Lee Gregson will be taking over from Jon Spinks as our new Tour Officer. Lee is an existing tournament director and as a parent of one of the top juniors in the country, has attended many events in both the...

British U21 Girls Champion, Alexandra "Lexie" Ogram, has recently started her own blog, "Avocations of Alexandra", and her early posts have covered some her sporting passions: Hull City, the Headingley Ashes Test and of course, Racketlon.  Here, we are delighted to reproduce with permission her...

After a stunning and hectic couple of days, there are only a few spaces remaining in the 2019 Richard Lawrence Open. 

These are:

Junior Singles - 4 players

Ladies Singles - 3 players

Lottery Doubles - 3 players

Men's Doubles - 4 players

Mixed Doubles - 5 men, 3 women

All entries now via...

In a sparkling reflection of the current strength of the Racketlon here in the UK and the success of the UK Tour, the GB Selection Panel (Dan Busby, Ray Jordan, Matilda Parslow & Duncan Stahl) are delighted to announce that a record 14 (fourteen) teams containing 57 players, will be heading to...

The 2019 AGM of the GB Racketlon Association CIC will take place at the close of play at the 2019 Hertfordshire Open in Letchworth, the tournament taking place on Sunday 3rd November 2019. All players and supporters of UK Racketlon are invited to attend the AGM. A full agenda will be released prior...

Entry for the final three tournaments of the year, the Hertfordshire Open (Sunday 3rd November, Letchworth), Robin Hood Open (Sunday 10th November, Nottingham) and Richard Lawrence Open (Saturday 30th November & Sunday 1st December, Abingdon) will open on Tuesday 3rd September at 6pm.

The...

After several years of brilliant service to Racketlon both in Nottingham (including a maiden county title) and across the UK, Jon Spinks will be stepping down from his role as UK Tour Officer in October to take up an exciting new career opportunity. We would firstly like to thank Jon for all he has...

A week ago, play was underway at the inaugural London Open, a Challenger event on the FIR World Tour.  Played at the exclusive yet incredibly welcoming Roehampton Club, three exceptional days of Racketlon were played, with players getting the chance to enjoy the glorious grass courts.  As one...

Much like tennis, the Racketlon season is transition from an early summer clay court phase (such as the recent German Open) to its standard hard court phase (from Vienna onwards) via a sadly, all too brief grass court season at the 2019 CHA London Open. In fact, for the first time since August...

As a blast of warm air pulses through the land, Manchester is getting hot, but not as hot as it will get on Sunday 28th July when the Northern Club hosts the North West Open which serves as the fourth and final round of the 2019 Super Series. But who is in the running to win what this coming...

Racketlon returns to Norwich and East Anglia this September as the second East Anglia Open takes place at the University of East Anglia Sports Centre on Sunday 8^th September.  The UEA Sports Centre hosted the inaugural East Anglia Open in 2016, when Luke Barnes and Michelle Hall took home the Men’s...

DISCLAIMER: This report is brought to you by an ecstatic, giddy and probably slightly insufferable Nottingham captain (a.k.a Jon Spinks) - my first draft simply said ‘NOTTS, NOTTS, NOTTS!’ Hopefully it’s now a little more balanced, but you’ll probably not hear the end of this until I get our trophy...

The Staffordshire Open kicked off the 2019 Weekend Festival of Racketlon in some style as Ray Jordan claimed his first title in nearly two years while Susie Dilloway claimed a maiden Women’s A title, a pair of results that reflected almost déjà vu from the Northumberland Open the previous weekend...

Alex Du Noyer won his first Men's A title in nearly 4 years while for Kathryn Schutterlin claimed her first ever Women's A title at the 2019 Northumberland Open.  For all the details, here is Tournament Director Jon Spinks:
  

This weekend the UK Tour returned once more to North East England...