JonH comes home wrote:

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Emile and Jizel keep the flag flying into the last 8 of their events!

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 The title for Emile would take him into the top 500 for the first time ( it looks as if RU would just sneak in too ). And a SF ( one more win ) would take Jizel into the top 1000 for the first time.

Coup Droit wrote:

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Nominations

1. Zech Hamrouni - won the J100 title in Loughborough for his first title in singles at this level, previously won a J30 in 2023. Will rise over 100 places to top 300 with this win. And apparently a nice guy as well!

2. Daniela Piani - capping off a breakout year by winning her fourth J100 title of 2024, at Loughborough. This takes her to a new CH of JWR 123 (having started the year JWR 262.)


3. Jodie Burrage - for winning the W100 in Dubai and reaching the the semi-final in the doubles (with Freya Christie). The W100 title is her best by some distance (her previous best title was a W60.) During the tournament, she only lost one set. In the final, she beat the number 1 seed, an in-form Kudermetova who had just reached a new CH. Jodie's wins here will take her back into the top 200 in singles and top 250 in doubles. In addition to being excellent results in themselves, Jodie has shown a lot of improved mental toughness: when she's had moments of getting frustrated, she's been able to settle down, figure out hiow to counter what's annoying her and turn sets around.

4. Stefan Cooper - age 28 - just won his first ITF title - the doubles at the M15 in Mexico. They also serve who only stand and wait. (And he's quite a fun guy to watch)

5. Hannah Klugman - defending her title from 2023, Hannah reached the semifinal of the J500 Orange Bowl event; winning her opening three matches in 3 sets, she then beat the 7th seed before losing a 3 set semi. Good effort and fought hard all week.

6. Eliz Maloney - for winning the British Tour Masters at Loughborough. After a disappointing singles season Eliz avanged previous defeats by Hep Oluwadare to come back from a 1-4 deficit to win 8 successive games and finish with an excellent 4 and 3 victory. Eliz was also part of the UK Students team who won silver in France at the beginning of the month

7. Emily Webley-Smith - at age 40, Emily has just re-entered the top-400 in doubles

8. Ewen Lumsden - winning the TS Open Tour Finals with a win over top seed Hamish Stewart having, the previous week, reached the final of the British Tour Masters - two excellent domestic weeks for Ewen, well done to him.

9. Scott Watson - Scott has finished as Tennis Europe #1, and been nominated as Player of the Year (Boys 14&under)

10. Tom Hands & Matt Summers - for winning the doubles title at M15 Doha. Despite not being 'top' names. And because we've got very few players on tour at the moment so I appreciate all those who give me some tennis scores to follow, and especially when they win

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 A reminder nominations close soon; lets say midnight Saturday 28th as all British play stops at latest Saturday. Ill put the vote up Sunday at some point to fit in with my schedule - or my wifes schedule for me! 

Nominations 

1. Zech Hamrouni - won the J100 title in Loughborough for his first title in singles at this level, previously won a J30 in 2023. Will rise over 100 places to top 300 with this win. And apparently a nice guy as well!

2. Daniela Piani - capping off a breakout year by winning her fourth J100 title of 2024, at Loughborough. This takes her to a new CH of JWR 123 (having started the year JWR 262.)

3. Jodie Burrage - for winning the W100 in Dubai and reaching the the semi-final in the doubles (with Freya Christie). The W100 title is her best by some distance (her previous best title was a W60.) During the tournament, she only lost one set. In the final, she beat the number 1 seed, an in-form Kudermetova who had just reached a new CH. Jodie's wins here will take her back into the top 200 in singles and top 250 in doubles. In addition to being excellent results in themselves, Jodie has shown a lot of improved mental toughness: when she's had moments of getting frustrated, she's been able to settle down, figure out hiow to counter what's annoying her and turn sets around.

4. Stefan Cooper - age 28 - just won his first ITF title - the doubles at the M15 in Mexico. They also serve who only stand and wait. (And he's quite a fun guy to watch)

5. Hannah Klugman - defending her title from 2023, Hannah reached the semifinal of the J500 Orange Bowl event; winning her opening three matches in 3 sets, she then beat the 7th seed before losing a 3 set semi. Good effort and fought hard all week.

6. Eliz Maloney - for winning the British Tour Masters at Loughborough. After a disappointing singles season Eliz avanged previous defeats by Hep Oluwadare to come back from a 1-4 deficit to win 8 successive games and finish with an excellent 4 and 3 victory. Eliz was also part of the UK Students team who won silver in France at the beginning of the month

7. Emily Webley-Smith - at age 40, Emily has just re-entered the top-400 in doubles

8. Ewen Lumsden - winning the TS Open Tour Finals with a win over top seed Hamish Stewart having, the previous week, reached the final of the British Tour Masters - two excellent domestic weeks for Ewen, well done to him.

9. Scott Watson - Scott has finished as Tennis Europe #1, and been nominated as Player of the Year (Boys 14&under)

10. Tom Hands & Matt Summers - for winning the doubles title at M15 Doha. Despite not being 'top' names. And because we've got very few players on tour at the moment so I appreciate all those who give me some tennis scores to follow, and especially when they win

A reminder nominations close midnight Saturday 28th.

Ill put the vote up Sunday 29th at some point to fit in with my schedule. 

JonH comes home wrote:

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Nominations 

1. Zech Hamrouni - won the J100 title in Loughborough for his first title in singles at this level, previously won a J30 in 2023. Will rise over 100 places to top 300 with this win. And apparently a nice guy as well!

2. Daniela Piani - capping off a breakout year by winning her fourth J100 title of 2024, at Loughborough. This takes her to a new CH of JWR 123 (having started the year JWR 262.)

3. Jodie Burrage - for winning the W100 in Dubai and reaching the the semi-final in the doubles (with Freya Christie). The W100 title is her best by some distance (her previous best title was a W60.) During the tournament, she only lost one set. In the final, she beat the number 1 seed, an in-form Kudermetova who had just reached a new CH. Jodie's wins here will take her back into the top 200 in singles and top 250 in doubles. In addition to being excellent results in themselves, Jodie has shown a lot of improved mental toughness: when she's had moments of getting frustrated, she's been able to settle down, figure out hiow to counter what's annoying her and turn sets around.

4. Stefan Cooper - age 28 - just won his first ITF title - the doubles at the M15 in Mexico. They also serve who only stand and wait. (And he's quite a fun guy to watch)

5. Hannah Klugman - defending her title from 2023, Hannah reached the semifinal of the J500 Orange Bowl event; winning her opening three matches in 3 sets, she then beat the 7th seed before losing a 3 set semi. Good effort and fought hard all week.

6. Eliz Maloney - for winning the British Tour Masters at Loughborough. After a disappointing singles season Eliz avanged previous defeats by Hep Oluwadare to come back from a 1-4 deficit to win 8 successive games and finish with an excellent 4 and 3 victory. Eliz was also part of the UK Students team who won silver in France at the beginning of the month

7. Emily Webley-Smith - at age 40, Emily has just re-entered the top-400 in doubles

8. Ewen Lumsden - winning the TS Open Tour Finals with a win over top seed Hamish Stewart having, the previous week, reached the final of the British Tour Masters - two excellent domestic weeks for Ewen, well done to him.

9. Scott Watson - Scott has finished as Tennis Europe #1, and been nominated as Player of the Year (Boys 14&under)

10. Tom Hands & Matt Summers - for winning the doubles title at M15 Doha. Despite not being 'top' names. And because we've got very few players on tour at the moment so I appreciate all those who give me some tennis scores to follow, and especially when they win

A reminder nominations close midnight Saturday 28th.

Ill put the vote up Sunday 29th at some point to fit in with my schedule. 

 

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 Last day for nominations today, please. By midnight if anyone, based on their December play, strikes you as good for a nomination to add to the list above. Vote will be posted sometime tomorrow, most likely in the morning to avoid a clash with. New Yeats Eve partying!