British Tennis Forum - Celebrating 20 Years!

Nominations list:

1. GB Boys Wheelchair Team - winning the Junior World Team Cup, won all their matches without losing a set in 13 rubbers played, losing just 46 games in those 13 matches.
Well done Matt Knoesen and Will Barton - imperious.

2. Giles Hussey - winning his first challenger title, a CH50 in Centurion, South Africa, and looks like he will take out his CH ranking as a result, tbd next week. 

Nominations list:

1. GB Boys Wheelchair Team - winning the Junior World Team Cup, won all their matches without losing a set in 13 rubbers played, losing just 46 games in those 13 matches.
Well done Matt Knoesen and Will Barton - imperious.

2. Giles Hussey - winning his first challenger title, a CH50 in Centurion, South Africa, and looks like he will take out his CH ranking as a result, tbd next week. 

3. Matthew Knoesen - for winning the French Open junior wheelchair singles and doubles titles, beating top seeded Lantermann in the final and adding to the World Team Cup win from the previous week

4. Alfie Hewett/Gordon Reid - winning the French wheelchair mens doubles title, taking their first slam in 12 months and clearly showing they are the best pair in the game once more

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 Apologies that I have done all of these, but I get passionate about big performances. Also, apologies they are largely from the wheelchair game, but that is somewhere Brits shine and get relatively little publicity, so I like to champion it.

indiana wrote:

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Nominations list:

1. GB Boys Wheelchair Team - winning the Junior World Team Cup, won all their matches without losing a set in 13 rubbers played, losing just 46 games in those 13 matches.
Well done Matt Knoesen and Will Barton - imperious.

2. Giles Hussey - winning his first challenger title, a CH50 in Centurion, South Africa, and looks like he will take out his CH ranking as a result, tbd next week. 

3. Matthew Knoesen - for winning the French Open junior wheelchair singles and doubles titles, beating top seeded Lantermann in the final and adding to the World Team Cup win from the previous week

4. Alfie Hewett/Gordon Reid - winning the French wheelchair mens doubles title, taking their first slam in 12 months and clearly showing they are the best pair in the game once more.

5. Henry Patten - French Open doubles RU with Harri H. Only the 2nd time since 1936 that there has been British representation in the RG final, the first being last year with Joe & Neal. Henry ( & Harri ) go to joint doubles WR 1 for the first time, from a previous best of joint WR 3.

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 6. Allegra Korpanec Davis - follows up a QF at W15 Szentende with achieving a final at W15 Banja Luca for 10pts which takes out her CH848 up to 837 in live ranking,

the addict wrote:

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Canda - you need to update Allegra's nomination. She is officially on 36 points and WR837 as of 08/06 and pending points take her to a live ranking of 783 and 46 points.

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 Worth noting that anyone can do an update to someone elses nomination if it adds to it or makes something out of date correct etc. We dont need to wait for Canda, nominations arent owned by anyone, they are a communal thing! 

otherwise id feel worried people would feel obligated to vote for their nomination etc if they were seen to have owned it; I do lots of nominations relatively and throw them up as something anyone can change at any time, so long as they are a build or correction and not changed to cause trouble etc. 

Feel free to go ahead, TA, or maybe see how the next couple of weeks unfold eg wild card play offs and maybe Wimbledon qualies.