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Pétanque Wellington currently runs six Regional Championships in Singles, Doubles, Triples, Senior Doubles (Over 60), Women's Singles and Shooting (Precision de Tir).
The Regional Championships (with the exception of the Women's Singles and Senior Doubles) are usually run two weeks before the corresponding National Championship.
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Tournaments are held in Singles, Doubles and Triples. Entry is limited to the club championship winning teams from the previous 12 months.
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These non-Championship events are open to any female player.
Played in early December, the tournament is open to any player and/or team.
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Each club selects a team of 6 players each round who each play one game of singles, one of doubles, and one of triples. Points are awarded for each win and the club with the most points over the duration of the tournament is the inter-club champion.
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Another 6 player team event. However, in a Jacques Cochonnet match the players are drawn randomly - the first player from each team plays 3 games of Singles, the next two play 3 games of Doubles and the remaining players play 3 games of triples.
The format is loosely based on rugby's Ranfurley Shield. Each month a club challenges the holder to a match. The winner is the team to win a minimum of 5 games. The challenging clubs are drawn by lot at a WPA meeting following the conclusion of a round of challenges.
A more social event played over 4 days during the winter. This is a gentle introduction to tournament play. Teams are graded on their performance.
Last held in 2009
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Inter-region matches have been held against Auckland, Canterbury, Central North Island, Hawke's Bay and Southern. The Wellington team(s) are chosen by a Selector.
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Note: Entry to the Regional Championships, Champion of Champions, Inter-club, Jacques Cochonnet, and Inter-region matches are limited to current licensed WPA members.