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The English Racketlon Association (ERA) was incorporated in the summer of 2008, an encouragement from the International Racketlon Federation (FIR) as it seeks to gain greater recognition for the worlds fastest growing sport. E Racketlon Association Ltd is a Ltd Company, it's objectives and mission are non-profit making.
The objectives of the organisation are to to promote Racketlon, a sport in which you play your opponent at table tennis, badminton, squash and tennis. A racketlon match contains 4 sets, one in each sport. The order of the sports is table tennis, badminton, squash and tennis (from smallest to largest racket).
The newly elected English Racketlon Executive Board was elected in October 2011.
This page is under construction.
English Racketlon Association – Executive Board and Sub-Committees
President – Stuart Foster
Chairman – Ray Jordan
Vice Chairman – Richard Lawrence
Treasurer – Keith Lesser
Events Officer – Dominique Ford, Sub-Committee & Event Organisers - Richard Lawrence, Keith Lesser, Rakesh Gupta, Duncan Marlow, Andrew Hopwood, Siraz Natha, Phil Todd, John Garland (Herts Open & National Teams), Stuart Hobden (Sussex Open), Daniel Woodley (Eastbourne Open), Dianne Baker (Cambridgeshire Open) and Peter Bridgeman (Welsh Open).
IT & Operations Officer – Richard Lawrence. Deputy – Hassan Kayani
Rankings Officer – Stuart Hobden. Deputy – Richard Boreham
North of England Development Officers – Siraz Natha & Phil Todd
Community Funding Officers – Siraz Natha & Laurel Bennett
Marketing Officers – Darren Vickery & Duncan Stahl
Sponsorship Officers – Stuart Foster & Rakesh Gupta
Sport England & Recognition Officer – Julian Kashdan-Brown
Clubs & Counties Officer – John Garland
FIR Council Representation – Gary Tovey
Mission Statement
Vision and mission statements
"As governing body, the objective of the ERA is to promote racketlon in England, making racketlon and multi-racket sports (table tennis, badminton, squash and tennis as one concept) accessible to as many groups and individuals within England as possible, excluding no one.
To achieve this aim the ERA commits to
1. implement development programmes for beginner to elite players and education programmes for coaches and referees.
2. liaise with national government bodies of the constituent sports, partner racketlon associations and other relevant organisations.
3. offer advice and support to all racket sports venues and players using those venues either for social or competitive racketlon and
4. promote good codes of practice for coaches, parents, players and volunteers
Racketlon is fun, clean and healthy. England has excellent facilities for people of all ages and abilities to enjoy racketlon and the ERA is committed to facilitate and encourage that enjoyment.
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