Looks like Emily was making some dosh in German club league yesterday and then France today.
Huge apologies to Emily - I' ve seen her name on the lists each year and NEVER seen her actually on the match sheet (although now I'm wondering if I missed her sometimes.....)
Anyway, to bring the French side up to date,
1/5/22 - Em didn't play (team lost 1-5)
8/5/22 - Emily lost in three sets to Sopiko Tsitskishvili, and also lost her doubles (team lost 2-4)
15/05/22 - Emily won her singles against Klaartje Liebens, 3 & 4. And won her dubs. Team drew 3-3
Div 1 - Jonny Gray played at number three and had a rather nasty 4 & 0 loss against someone a fair bit lower ranked than him
But did win his doubles - and the team won 5-1
(Dan Cox didn't show today and his team really felt the loss - got trounced)
Div 4 - Marcus Willis did the business in singles again, lost his dubs, but the team won
Josh Goodall won both singles and subs with no trouble
Div 2 Women's:
In the women's. Emily Webley Smith led from the front again, won her singles against Anna Benita Fuchs, and won her doubles, and the team won 4-2
Hey Cd - out of interest how much money do players make from these club events? Is it per appearance , win bonus type fee structure or a retainer maybe?
Realise it will be a range but interested to get a sense as to what its like?!
Each club is different. Some pay nothing.
Used to be a lot more money on offer 5-10 years back.
Expenses obviously.
And now about 1k per match on average?
I know one guy gets 300 for the match, 1.5 for a win.
No idea about doubles
People used to get 2k per match.....
Just to say, the French elite team championships are nearly finished
Although Billy Harris and Jonny Gray are both listed in the teamlists, I can't see any sign that they've played; nor Tara, who is also on the list (although I obviously hadn't expected her to play)
Interesting. One thing I noticed recently about Emilie is that the order of the flags on her Instagram profile is France, UK, Norway so it looks like she has some French heritage and seemingly puts it ahead of being British.