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Todd Lamarsh

Ontario 🎯 Tracking: Felipe Villegas (#260)

Ontario • Right Handed • Racquetball Ontario

Last played Apr 10, 2026
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A little about me

Nothing shared yet.

Career Goals

"To reach new heights."

Equipment & History

Started playing: —

Playing hand: Right Handed

Racquet: —

String tension: —

Favorite shot: —

🏆 Double-Jump Positions

NATIONAL
Men
#315
Coed
#300
Ontario
Men
#81
Coed
#68
Men Current Rank
#315
#310
Peak Achieve
Career Win Rate
18%
28
Matches
Last 12 months
25%

Men Win Intensity (5)

Men Loss Intensity (23)

5 W23 L
All-time (18%)
2 W6 L
Last 12 months (25%)
#315
Men Double-Jump
Date Event Result Opponent Double-Jump Shift Tracking
Apr 10, 2026
Match #28
2026 Ontario Provincials
Singles B
LOSS
12-10, 11-2, 9-11, 11-4 		Mark Bristo H2H #310
vs #309 		🎯 Felipe Villegas
Apr 10, 2026
Match #27
Ontario Provincials
Singles 60+
WIN
11-7, 13-15, 12-10, 11-2 		Steve Ballantyne H2H #370 → #310
vs #310 		🎯 Felipe Villegas
Apr 10, 2026
Match #26
Ontario Provincials
Singles B
LOSS
12-14, 11-4, 11-6, 12-10 		Jordan Gee H2H #370
vs #219 		🎯 Felipe Villegas
Feb 8, 2026
Match #25
Racquetball Canada Easterns
B Singles
LOSS
6-11, 11-6, 11-1, 11-6 		Saish Bhavsar H2H #367
vs #309 		🎯 Felipe Villegas
Feb 6, 2026
Match #24
Racquetball Canada Easterns
B Singles
LOSS
11-3, 11-8, 11-6 		Derek Lake H2H #367
vs #264 		🎯 Felipe Villegas
Dec 14, 2025
Match #23
Kitchener Blizzard
Singles A
LOSS
11-5, 12-10, 11-9 		Jordan Gee H2H #366
vs #257 		🎯 Felipe Villegas
Dec 13, 2025
Match #22
Kitchener Blizzard
Singles A
WIN
5-11, 5-11, 8-11 		Felipe Villegas H2H #366
vs #258 		🎯 Felipe Villegas
Dec 12, 2025
Match #21
Kitchener Blizzard
Singles A
LOSS
11-13, 11-3, 11-5, 11-6 		Evan Aiello H2H #366
vs #264

About Double-Jump Shift

These numbers are the public national Double-Jump positions on the active list (before → after, and the opponent’s spot) — the same numbering as the current rank at the top of this profile. Unranked means that player is not on this ladder yet. Players idle longer than the inactivity window are omitted, so ranks are densified among those still shown.

Tracking (🎯) on a match row is who you were chasing after that result. A win against someone ranked ahead starts that chase. A player who is not ranked yet starts it by beating someone who is ranked. If that player jumps, you keep chasing them. The chase continues until you beat someone ranked higher than they are after that jump, you play them (a win takes their spot, a loss ends the chase), or the expiry window passes without beating them. The name at the top of the profile returns to Self when that window ends. Current window: 13 months.