Talk:Eton Fives
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Ok, so basically what I'm trying to do is create a Wikipedia page for Eton Fives that will give a full explanation of how to play the game, where to play the game, some examples of tournaments and competitions held around the country and other things like that. I also want to add in shot descriptions and tips on technique and other things that hopefully some people will find useful. Obviously I would love any help that those more knowledgable in this area can give me. The criteria I lack experience in is the some of the Open competitions around the UK. I know about the Kinnaird and the Northern, but they are about the only two I have any knowledge about. So, thank you in advance and just add wherever you see fit to big Eton Fives to Wikipedia in as much detail as can be done.
- There are two Eton Fives courts at St. Bartholomew's School, Newbury; specifically at Wormestall site, which was the Boy's school and is now the Sixth Form building. However the courts are very overgrown (literally) as no tracher qualified to play/teach the sport has worked there for some time. We used to just doss about in them during summer.
Also - I heard that in this sport, it's so difficult that no points have been scored since the 1950's. Is that a load of caca-de-torro? Lady BlahDeBlah 21:08, 13 May 2006 (UTC)
- I think you are thinking of the Eton Wall Game, although points are scored they are relatively rare.CrispinFlowerday 16:20, 27 August 2006 (UTC)