Sir Andy Murray March 2025 Player of the Month Award - Nominations thread

SuperT · Futures level

Sir Andy Murray March 2025 Player of the Month Award - Nominations thread

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

1. Ophelia Korpanec Davies (2009) - winning the J100 singles title, and the doubles title last week, in South Africa. Her first titles at this level. Still age 15.

2. Emily Appleton for winning the 15K in Canada and then making the final the following week. She has been focussing more on doubles for the last year or so. All credit to her for dropping a couple of levels in order to try and progress her singles career.

3.Jamie Murray for reaching 1000 matches, only the second active player to do so in doubles (after Melo) and the first Brit.

4. Sonay Kartal for reaching R4/the last 16 of the Indian Wells WTA1000 (as a lucky loser!), beating the WR17 along the way and achieving a new CH of 63.

5. George Loffhagen - winning TWO singles 25k titles in Portugal, back to back - and hopefully back on track, after a circuitous route, with injuries, studies, pub duties in Mayfair, self-doubt, too many expectations, etc etc. Still only 23....

6. Oliver Crawford - winning a 25k title in China - he's lost his last two finals and is trying to get back on track after a big dip in ranking - and I know very little about him but maybe he needs a boost by being on our PoM voting roster?

7. Olivia Nicholls - reaching the WTA1000 doubles final at Indian Wells (with Tereza Mihalikova). They beat the #5 and #7 seeds on the way and will have new career highs of 31 and 33. The biggest result of their careers.

thanks superT

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Oli Crawford is actually the only player so far this season to be nominated in two separate months - Jan and now March

wimbledont · Lower Club Player

8. Jack Draper for winning Indian Wells. Game over.

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

1. Ophelia Korpanec Davies (2009) - winning the J100 singles title, and the doubles title last week, in South Africa. Her first titles at this level. Still age 15.

2. Emily Appleton - for winning the 15K in Canada and then making the final the following week. She has been focussing more on doubles for the last year or so. All credit to her for dropping a couple of levels in order to try and progress her singles career.

3.Jamie Murray - for reaching 1000 matches, only the second active player to do so in doubles (after Melo) and the first Brit.

4. Sonay Kartal - for reaching R4/the last 16 of the Indian Wells WTA1000 (as a lucky loser!), beating the WR17 along the way and achieving a new CH of 63.

5. George Loffhagen - winning TWO singles 25k titles in Portugal, back to back - and hopefully back on track, after a circuitous route, with injuries, studies, pub duties in Mayfair, self-doubt, too many expectations, etc etc. Still only 23....

6. Oliver Crawford - winning a 25k title in China - he's lost his last two finals and is trying to get back on track after a big dip in ranking - and I know very little about him but maybe he needs a boost by being on our PoM voting roster?

7. Olivia Nicholls - reaching the WTA1000 doubles final at Indian Wells (with Tereza Mihalikova). They beat the #5 and #7 seeds on the way and will have new career highs of 31 and 33. The biggest result of their careers.

8. Jack Draper - for winning Indian Wells. Won his first M1000 title, rising to WR7 and into the top 10 for the first time, with victories over Alcaraz, Fritz and Rune to take the title. Game over.

Thanks Wimbledont!

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Tuesday 18th of March 2025 08:05:19 AM

indiana · Tennis legend

Go Jake, win Miami

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Back end of week 3 of 4 - as DF warms up her Friday update pen, if anyone catches your eye this weekend, add them to the list above in the usual way!

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Latest Friday update from DF - around 10 days until the next PoM vote will be published!

If anyone catches your eye over that time as a possible contender, get them on the list and tell us all why!

britishtennis.activeboard.com/t66034135/who-has-that-friday-feeling/

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

And Oli C is building on his past record, lets see if he needs an upgrade.

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

JonH comes home wrote:
1. Ophelia Korpanec Davies (2009) - winning the J100 singles title, and the doubles title last week, in South Africa. Her first titles at this level. Still age 15.
2. Emily Appleton - for winning the 15K in Canada and then making the final the following week. She has been focussing more on doubles for the last year or so. All credit to her for dropping a couple of levels in order to try and progress her singles career.
3.Jamie Murray - for reaching 1000 matches, only the second active player to do so in doubles (after Melo) and the first Brit.

4. Sonay Kartal - for reaching R4/the last 16 of the Indian Wells WTA1000 (as a lucky loser!), beating the WR17 along the way and achieving a new CH of 63.

5. George Loffhagen - winning TWO singles 25k titles in Portugal, back to back - and hopefully back on track, after a circuitous route, with injuries, studies, pub duties in Mayfair, self-doubt, too many expectations, etc etc. Still only 23....

6. Oliver Crawford - winning a 25k title in China - he's lost his last two finals and is trying to get back on track after a big dip in ranking - and I know very little about him but maybe he needs a boost by being on our PoM voting roster?

7. Olivia Nicholls - reaching the WTA1000 doubles final at Indian Wells (with Tereza Mihalikova). They beat the #5 and #7 seeds on the way and will have new career highs of 31 and 33. The biggest result of their careers.
8. Jack Draper - for winning Indian Wells. Won his first M1000 title, rising to WR7 and into the top 10 for the first time, with victories over Alcaraz, Fritz and Rune to take the title. Game over.
Thanks Wimbledont!

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Tuesday 18th of March 2025 08:05:19 AM

Anyone willing to give Olis narrative a little update?! Well done Oli!

and anyone else deserving of adding to the list, everyone knows the process!

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Sunday 23rd of March 2025 08:35:28 AM

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

1. Ophelia Korpanec Davies (2009) - winning the J100 singles title, and the doubles title last week, in South Africa. Her first titles at this level. Still age 15.
2. Emily Appleton - for winning the 15K in Canada and then making the final the following week. She has been focussing more on doubles for the last year or so. All credit to her for dropping a couple of levels in order to try and progress her singles career.
3.Jamie Murray - for reaching 1000 matches, only the second active player to do so in doubles (after Melo) and the first Brit.

4. Sonay Kartal - for reaching R4/the last 16 of the Indian Wells WTA1000 (as a lucky loser!), beating the WR17 along the way and achieving a new CH of 63.

5. George Loffhagen - winning TWO singles 25k titles in Portugal, back to back - and hopefully back on track, after a circuitous route, with injuries, studies, pub duties in Mayfair, self-doubt, too many expectations, etc etc. Still only 23....

6. Oliver Crawford - winning two back to back M25 titles in China - he'd lost his previous two finals and is trying to get back on track after a big dip in ranking; the two China wins will take him close to the top 300 once more - and I know very little about him but maybe he needs a boost by being on our PoM voting roster?

7. Olivia Nicholls - reaching the WTA1000 doubles final at Indian Wells (with Tereza Mihalikova). They beat the #5 and #7 seeds on the way and will have new career highs of 31 and 33. The biggest result of their careers.
8. Jack Draper - for winning Indian Wells. Won his first M1000 title, rising to WR7 and into the top 10 for the first time, with victories over Alcaraz, Fritz and Rune to take the title. Game over.
Updated Oli C narrative

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

It may be a small list but there are a few really good performances in this lot this month.

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Sunday 23rd of March 2025 01:14:39 PM

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Just discovered we have 5 mens singles finalists at ITF level today - that was a surprise to me! - go Team GB men!

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Harry and Ryan join the party and get singles titles! With JoMo to come, if you feel any of Ryan, Harry or Jay or JoMo deserve a place on this list, feel free to add them as you feel appropriate!