OTLPA News Player of the Year - "Player Points" explained

HOW WILL THE "PLAYER OF THE YEAR" WIN THIS HONOR?

We will have a point-system. Different factors will help determine the person with the most earned points, such as number of tourneys played and how they fare in that tourney.

It will depend on the number of teams that play in the Open, either Mens or Womens.
  For example - Let's say there are 40 teams in Open Mens;
  1. The winner would get 80 points for winning;
  2. They would get another 10 points for winning their court;
  3. And they would get 10 points just for playing.
  4. "2nd" on the court would get 5 points.

  For example - If we had 35 teams in a Division;
  5. Then the winner would get 70 points (in other words, it would be two times the points for however many teams are in the Mens or Womens division.

They would also earn extra bonus points for the more tourneys they play in.

For example -
  1. For their first tourney, they would get 10 points
  2. The second tourney, they would get 20 points and so on.

So if they played in 6 tourneys, they would earn 210 points just for playing.
 10 - first tourney
 20 - second tourney
 30 - third tourney
 40 - fourth tourney
 50 - fifth tourney
 60 - sixth tourney
210

"B" Division
The "B" division winner would earn as many points as the last place winner in the "A"division.

1. As the teams finish, they would earn points accordingly.
2. If the last place team in "A" won 20 points, then the "B" Winner would earn 20 points.
3. And the "B" second place winner would earn 18 points, and so on.

If you happen to do bad in one tourney, you could make it up by playing in all the tourneys.