Player Rankings 

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Why Have Player Rankings? In the Singles and Team Events at CCS Championships, there are different Divisions based on Skill Level: CA – Advanced CB – Open CC – Standard By ranking Players and Teams and restricting the Division that they can play in, this provides everyone a better chance in competing and enjoying success. How Do Player Rankings Get Assigned? 1. CCS Performance Rankings All Players are assigned a Performance Ranking immediately after every Singles or Team Event of any CCS or ACS Championship as follows: SINGLES CA ADVANCED Made $ in A-Advanced Finals Top 4 of B-Open Finals Top 1 of B-Open Qualifying CB OPEN Made no $ in A-Advanced Finals Made $ in B-Open Finals Top 4 of C-Standard Finals Top 1 of C-Standard Qualifying CC STANDARD Not in Top 4 of C-Standard Finals Made no $ in B-Open Finals TEAM CA ADVANCED Made $ in A-Advanced Finals Top 2 of B-Open Finals Top 1 of B-Open Qualifying CB OPEN Made no $ in A-Advanced Finals Made $ in B-Open Finals Top 2 of C-Standard Finals Top 1 of C-Standard Qualifying CC STANDARD Not in Top 2 of C-Standard Finals Made no $ in B-Open Finals 2. CCS Player Rankings The Performance Rankings are then used to assign separate PLAYER RANKINGS for future TEAM and SINGLES Events. PLAYER 'TEAM' RANKING Will consist of the highest of the Player's last 3 Performance Rankings in both Singles Events since 1996 and in Team Events since 2005 in any CCS or ACS Championship. A Player's 'TEAM' RANKING may not be lower than their 'SINGLES' RANKING. PLAYER 'SINGLES' RANKING Will consist of the highest of the Player's last 3 Performance Rankings in Singles Events only since 1996 in any CCS or ACS Championship. A Player's 'SINGLES' RANKING may not be more than one level lower than their 'TEAM' RANKING. 3. ACS Player Rankings If they have an ACS – American CueSports Player Ranking, then equivalent CCS PLayer Rankings will also be assigned as follows: NE – On AP Professional List. Not eligible to compete in any CCS Championship. CA – On AM Masters List CB – On AO Open List 4. KA - Known Ability The CCS reserves the right to assign or change any Player Ranking based on KA – Known Ability. A CU - Unranked Player will be considered a CC - Standard Player unless ranked otherwise on KA - Known Ability. How Are They Used? Singles Event a Player’s 'SINGLES' Ranking will directly determine the lowest Division (CA, CB or CC) that the Player is eligible to compete in. Team Event the 'TEAM' Rankings of all the Players on the Team Roster will determine a Team's Ranking as follows: CA 2 or more Players are CA 'TEAM' Ranked CB 1 Player is CA 'TEAM' Ranked 2 or more Players are CB 'TEAM' Ranked CC All other This Team Ranking will determine the lowest Division that the Team is eligible to compete in. Scotch Doubles Event if one or more of the Players are CA Ranked, the entry must play in the A Advanced Division. All others are eligible to play in the B Open Division.