MyCroquet Wiki

MyCroquet Wiki / Built, awaiting turn-on

Rankings

What it is

Rankings pages with two tabs, World Rankings and QLD Handicaps, clicking through to a player card showing any player's handicaps, charts and world ranking.

Who it serves

Players and members generally. It also shows off what Queensland has: Robert Fletcher of Caloundra is world number one in both codes and a CAQ member.

How it works

Nobody compiles rankings or answers "what's my ranking" by hand. Data comes from croquetrankings.com automatically, with a monthly refresh planned so it stays current with zero human effort.

  1. Log in and open Rankings.
  2. Pick the World Rankings or QLD Handicaps tab.
  3. Click a name for the player card.

How it hits the ideals and aims

Enjoy croquet: seeing your progression is part of the pleasure of playing. Hit our aims: visible pathways for skilled play. Aims: 5 Develop Skilled Play, 3 Grow & Engage Members.

The benefit for croquet

Progression becomes visible: world rank, grade and win percentage attached to real Queensland players, which supports ambition and event interest.

Results so far

Not yet measured. The backend is ready: 393 of 1,283 roster members already stamped with live world ranking data (June 2026). Surfacing was parked until the MyCroquet launch settled.

Status: built, dark; turn-on is Wade's call. As at 2026-07-11.