British Tennis Forum - Celebrating 20 Years!

Nominations List:

1. Cam Norrie - 4th round Roland Garros, quarter final Wimbledon and now 3rd round New York, again the last British man standing. Match of the tournament just now against Comesana, before taking Novak to 4 sets in round 3. Ive nominated Cam 3 times after each of those slams. Hopefully he gets more votes this time !

2. Hamish Stewart - 2 weeks in a row qualifying for and reaching R2 of ATP Challenger 75s ( Manacor and Cassis ), in the first beating the top seed Otto Virtanen WR 123 in straight sets for a best ever rankings scalp. Takes out his CH 442, being now live ranked 413.

3. Ruben Harris - won the US Open junior wheelchair doubles title with his Austrian partner, Max Taucher, for our only piece of silverware in the wheelchair tennis in New York. The junior events are only held here and in Paris, so a rare chance to win a big title. Ruben is playing senior events now and looks to be one to watch for the future.

4. Max Basing - for doing the double - winning singles and doubles titles at the M25 in Bali after winning the M15 singles in Thailand the previous week, cumulatively taking him up to about WR 450.

5. Joe Salisbury/Neal Skupski - for reaching their second grand slam doubles final of the year and coming so close to glory at the US Open. Great start to their pairing and lets hope they get over the line soon, and get the title they deserve. 

-- Edited by indiana on Sunday 7th of September 2025 10:56:37 AM

indiana wrote:

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I have added Max's M15 title from the first counting week for this month plus reflecting how much he will soar into the top 500 when the ranking points from these add in.

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 Thats a good add, Indy - adds a lot to his record for the month; and maybe more to come! 

Btw, I know youre excited but its a list and not a lust! 

Nominations List:

1. Cam Norrie - 4th round Roland Garros, quarter final Wimbledon and now 3rd round New York, again the last British man standing. Match of the tournament just now against Comesana, before taking Novak to 4 sets in round 3. Ive nominated Cam 3 times after each of those slams. Hopefully he gets more votes this time !

2. Hamish Stewart - 2 weeks in a row qualifying for and reaching R2 of ATP Challenger 75s ( Manacor and Cassis ), in the first beating the top seed Otto Virtanen WR 123 in straight sets for a best ever rankings scalp. Takes out his CH 442, being now live ranked 413.

3. Ruben Harris - won the US Open junior wheelchair doubles title with his Austrian partner, Max Taucher, for our only piece of silverware in the wheelchair tennis in New York. The junior events are only held here and in Paris, so a rare chance to win a big title. Ruben is playing senior events now and looks to be one to watch for the future.

4. Max Basing - for doing the double - winning singles and doubles titles at the M25 in Bali after winning the M15 singles in Thailand the previous week, cumulatively taking him up to about WR 450.

5. Joe Salisbury/Neal Skupski - for reaching their second grand slam doubles final of the year and coming so close to glory at the US Open. Great start to their pairing and lets hope they get over the line soon, and get the title they deserve. 

6. Billy Harris - it may not have been the hardest set of opponents and it may have been a CH 75, but Billy had never won a title at Challenger level until now. In fact, he was the highest ranked player without a challenger title. But not anymore - Billy wins the Cassis Challenger, his first at this level and his ranking back to around 136 as a result. Nice one, Billy! 

We are now halfway through the month, effectively. 6 nominations so far, some nice team play to come this weekend and next week, and some British action at all levels.

This is month 9 of 12, taking us to 3/4s of the way through the year.

If you have anyone you wish to nominate, just click quote on the latest list posted above, add an entry to the bottom which will be number 7, with the name and reason you nominated, tidy up the extraneous text by deleting what isnt needed, and re post.

Go on, give it a go. And remember, the top 2 in each month qualify for Player of the Season!!

JonH comes home wrote:

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Nominations List:

1. Cam Norrie - 4th round Roland Garros, quarter final Wimbledon and now 3rd round New York, again the last British man standing. Match of the tournament just now against Comesana, before taking Novak to 4 sets in round 3. Ive nominated Cam 3 times after each of those slams. Hopefully he gets more votes this time !

2. Hamish Stewart - 2 weeks in a row qualifying for and reaching R2 of ATP Challenger 75s ( Manacor and Cassis ), in the first beating the top seed Otto Virtanen WR 123 in straight sets for a best ever rankings scalp. Takes out his CH 442, being now live ranked 413.

3. Ruben Harris - won the US Open junior wheelchair doubles title with his Austrian partner, Max Taucher, for our only piece of silverware in the wheelchair tennis in New York. The junior events are only held here and in Paris, so a rare chance to win a big title. Ruben is playing senior events now and looks to be one to watch for the future.

4. Max Basing - for doing the double - winning singles and doubles titles at the M25 in Bali after winning the M15 singles in Thailand the previous week, cumulatively taking him up to about WR 450.

5. Joe Salisbury/Neal Skupski - for reaching their second grand slam doubles final of the year and coming so close to glory at the US Open. Great start to their pairing and lets hope they get over the line soon, and get the title they deserve. 

6. Billy Harris - it may not have been the hardest set of opponents and it may have been a CH 75, but Billy had never won a title at Challenger level until now. In fact, he was the highest ranked player without a challenger title. But not anymore - Billy wins the Cassis Challenger, his first at this level and his ranking back to around 136 as a result. Nice one, Billy! 

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 A few of those listed might need a little upgrade after this weekend. Lets see what transpires! With 21 singles quarterfinalists, I think Jonny D noted, and DF listed, there may also be some new names in contention. 

remember, anyone can nominate. Just take the list above by quoting this post, take out the narrative outside the nominations themselves, add in a 7th or more nominee and a reason and post a new list. It is so easy and anyone is welcome to do it at anytime! 

Ive noticed we have had nominations from Tanaqui for a while, time to jump back on the bike, maybe?! 

Jonny D wrote:

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it feels like a "Grand Slam Finalists versus everything else" kind of a month doesn't it? Maybe Fran or Emily A can change that this week and/or if Alicia wins again she'd deserve a nod

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 lets see where we land - still half the month left, so a good run from someone could tip the balance. 

and welcome to the board - if you get the urge, feel free to nominate at anytime and certainly vote!

 

Not sure if youve seen the way PoM works and the Player of the Season process, which will be at end of the season - it all sort of hangs together, at least in my brain!