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I don't recall Henry Patten being discussed much heretofore - but that's quite an impressive performance.

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Stanford are hosting the ITA Northwest regionals which I have been following through their website. Emily Arbuthnott (#69) has cruised through the round of 64 beating Mayan Sela of Pacific 61, 6-3. The round of 32 beating Radina Dimitrova of Portland 6-1, 6-2 and her first ranked opponent in the round of 16, no 89 Sophia Whittle of Gonzaga 6-0, 6-4. She now faces no 50 Sybille Gauvin of St Jose state today.

The QFs are a real battle of the bay with 4 Stanford girls (west side) taking on 3 from Cal (east Bay) and one from St Jose (Hockey town!) State down South.

Emma Higushi #44 who played no 6 for Stanford last year dished out bakery products to our and Fresno States Georgia Lawson 6-1 6-0

My bold prediction is a deep run in the NCAA doubles (perhaps a championship) if she retains her current partner Michaela Gordon they conceded one game in the first round 8-1 win, another encounter with Sophia Whittle is imminent as the take on Gonzagas pair next.

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Well, Stanford won the battle of the bay fairly comprehensively Emily winning 6-2, 6-3 against her #50 ranked opponent from St Jose State. She now plays her team mate and likely occupant of the no 1 slot in the team Melissa Lord ranked nationally #7. The two highly recruited freshman play off in the other semi.

Emily and Michaela Gordon beat up opponents from Gonzaga and then Fresno State, 8-1 on both occasions and are looks ng like a potential banker as Stanfords no 1 doubles pair.

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Great news from the ITA Northwest regional SF in that Emily Arbuthnott #67 beat Melissa Lord #7 and the player who played in Stanfords No 2 slot last year and likely successor to the No 1 slot, 7-6 (6) 6-4. Given the other semi-final is also an all Stanford affair between the two in coming freshman you may think job done, however she now plays her doubles partner Michaela Gordon (ITF JCH 20) who dished out bakery products in the other semi-final.

There cant have been too many ITA regional finals between players with such good international junior ranks particularly when both are on the same team.

Emily and Michaela lost their doubles semi final on a championship tie break to a team from Oregan who as a team generally punched above their weight last year.

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What position is Emily playing for Stanford this year?



-- Edited by paulisi on Monday 23rd of October 2017 07:35:07 AM

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They won't play in proper team formation until January so we won't know until then.



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Beating Melissa will do her no halm, she is nationally ranked #7 so that will also positively impact Emilys ranking having also beaten #50 in the QFs. Realistically its a bun fight between, Melissa, Emily and Michaela ( Emma Higuchi and Caroline Lampl are also very strong players last years 3 and 6) for the No1 slot. Michaela is a definite USTA prospect via their much touted college route and chose Stanford over going pro. I would imagine there would be a certain subconscious political pressure to facilitate her development. Realistically she will only be tested in team play in the No1 slot, (perhaps No 2 ?).

Lela Forood the coach is not only an outstanding college coach but also at managing transition to the WTA. Last year she respected seniority with the freshman playing 5 and 6 which on reflection was pretty astute, Emily will have to force the issue and play her way up in the first half of the 2017/18 college season. The two seniors started 1 and 2 last year until Melissa Lord forced her way up into the no 2 slot. Emily could really do with a win today and a strong Autumn if she is to play higher than no 3.

I dont know quite how academic Emma Rafacanu is but she is at a very academic school where the norm is As and A*s. If she can deal with the academics she could do much worse than go to Stanford and let Lele manage her transition to the WTA.



-- Edited by Oakland2002 on Monday 23rd of October 2017 11:52:32 AM



-- Edited by Oakland2002 on Monday 23rd of October 2017 03:16:55 PM

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Well hardly a shock but Emily lost out to Michaela Gordon 7-5 6-2. Michaela is the second highest ranked Freshman nationally between an Australian and a Czech Michaela. If Emily keeps this form up I can see her at least in the 3 slot, obviously time will tell.

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No time to post results in full (apologies) but in men's Division 1 regional championships, Alex Sendegaya + (Texas Tech) and Joseph Dodrige+ (Wisconsin) were champions in doubles, and Aswin Lizen (Virginia) joined Henry Patten as a champion in singles. Well done to all, and lovely to see Mr Lizen have his moment in the sun. One of the things about playing for such a strong programme is that it's easy to be a bit hidden.

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Spectator thank you for highlighting Aswins win, definitely a tough gig trying to get into the team at Viginia, definitely a very positive result guaranteeing a trip to the Nationals at Indian Wells in November. The last Virginian to win his regionals JC Aragone went on to play in the US Open this year not wanting to raise expectations!

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I dont feel too sorry for Aswin, things are panning out.

Virginia are a programme on the rebuild having dominated US Mens college tennis for a decade. The head coach has left Brian Boland to become head of USTA development along with most of his players!

The 2017 champions included 4 seniors so arguable Aswin has played a blinder picking this programme, he has had the benefit of elite coaching with some elite of college players as hitting partners (Thai Son Kwiatkowski (NCAA singles champion) and J.C. Aragone (played no 5) are now featuring at challenger level). Now he has peak college years as a senior player and the opportunity to be tested in the No. 1 or 2 slot. With 7 incoming freshman they may not be able to add to their 3 consecutive NCAA teams championships but I think Aswin will now get plenty of time in the Sun!

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Finally getting round to the rest of the regional results

Men's Northwest Regionals:

R128

Jack Molloy (California) BYE

Mikus Losbergs (Sacramento State) (CH=1691) bt Sam Roberts (Portland State) 6-1, 6-0

Ross Watson (Pacific) bt Piers Foley (Washington) 7-6(4), 6-3

Christopher Clayton (Sacramento State) bt Devon Kashishian (Eastern Washington) 6-1, 6-1

Emilio Monroy (Seattle) bt Sebastian Mathieu (Santa Clara) 7-5, 0-6, 7-6(5)

Youssef Hassan (Fresno State) by Majeed Bukhara (Portland State) 6-1, 5-7, 6-4

R64

Jack Molloy (California) bt Patrik Pech (Fresno State) 6-3, 6-3

Ross Watson (Pacific) bt Pierre Garcia (Portland) 6-7(6), 7-6(6), 6-4

Akram El Sallaly (Pacific) (ATP=1227) bt Christopher Clayton (Sacramento State) 7-5, 6-0

Ruadhan O'Sullivan (Gonzaga) bt Youssef Hassan (Fresno State) 7-6(4), 6-1

R32

Jack Molloy (California) bt Bernado Oliveira (Pacific) 6-4, 7-6(3)

Kumar Sameer (Stanford) bt Ross Watson (Pacific) 5-7, 6-3, 6-3

R16

Jack Molloy (California) bt Carlos Donat (Portland) 6-3, 6-2

QF

Jack Molloy (California) bt Nathan Boniel (Portland State) 6-1, 6-3

SF

Jack Molloy (California) bt Johan Jonhagen (San Francisco) 5-7, 7-6(5), 6-4

F

Mike Pervolarakis (Portland State) (ATP=1071) bt Jack Molloy (California) 6-1, 7-6(5)

Dubs

R64

Sameer Kumar / Timothy Sah (San Francisco) bt Youssef Hassan / Jeremy Moser (Fresno State) 8-5

Nathan Hampton / Ross Watson (Pacific) bt Louis Chabut / Bernado Moraes (Sacramento State) 8-4

Sam Feit / Ruadhan O'Sullivan (Gonzaga) bt Christopher Clayton / Hermont Legaspi (Sacramento State) 8-4

Matis Bat / Nash Vollenweider (St Mary's) bt Nathan Boniel / Sam Roberts (Portland State) 8-6

Piers Foley / Kawika Lam (Washington) BYE

Jacob Brumm / Jack Molloy (California) bt Kyle Everly / Vince Rettke (Gonzaga) 8-3

R32

Sameer Kumar / Timothy Sah (San Francisco) bt Nathan Hampton / Ross Watson (Pacific) 8-4

Piers Foley / Kawika Lam (Washington) bt Mantas Bugailiskis / Zdenek Derkas (Fresno State) 8-7(2)

Jacob Brumm / Jack Molloy (California) bt Mitchell Iwahiro / Arjith Jayaraman (UC Davis) 8-3

R16

Can Kaya / Gunther Matta (California) bt Piers Foley / Kawika Lam (Washington) 8-6

Mikus Losbers / Kasparas Zemaitelis (Sacramento State) bt Jacob Brumm / Jack Molloy (California) 8-3

 

I believe as runner-up Jack should be off to the National Fall Championships at Indian Wells for the first week of November



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Men's Southwest Regionals

R128

Luca Marquand (UC Irvine) bt Freddie Grant (Grand Canyon) 6-2, 6-0

Dubs

Karthik Padmanabhan / Alexander Stater (Cal Poly) bt Luiz Leonardo Andreolli / Freddie Grant (Grand Canyon) 8-3



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Men's Mountain Regionals

R128

Dan Little (Utah) bt Paul Hendrix (Air Force) 6-0, 6-1

Christopher Goncalves (New Mexico State) (CH=1720) bt Nick Wade (Northern Colorado) 6-4, 6-1

Stefan Cooper (Weber State) bt Chris Steele (Northern Arizona) 6-1, 4-6, 6-4

Guilherme Scarpelli (Idaho) bt Harvey Shackleton (Boise State) 6-2

Ignacio Tejerina (Montana) bt Joe Woolley (Utah) 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-2

Dominic West (New Mexico) bt JD Malan (Weber State) 6-3, 6-4

Egbert Weverink (Utah) bt Remus Cope (Southern Utah) 6-1, 6-2

Matt Summers (Denver) bt Dylan Levitt (Nevada) 6-4, 6-4

Tom Fisher (Northern Arizona) bt Jesse Ruder-Hook (DEnver) 6-3, 5-7, 7-6(1)

Ricky Hernandez-Tong (New Mexico) bt Cedric Rupa (Southern Utah) 6-0, 6-2

Eric Samuelsson (Nevada-Las Vegas) bt Tommy Smalley (Northern Colorado) 6-1, 7-6(4)

Victor Casadevall (Montana) bt Peter O'Donovan (Nevada) 6-4, 6-2

Lucas Taylor (Northern Arizona) bt Adam Hornby (Idaho State) 6-3, 6-1

Azat Hankuliyev (Utah) bt Conor Tordoff (Southern Utah)

R64

Dan Little (Utah) bt Aditya Vashistha (Utah State) 6-2, 6-1

Guilherme Scarpelli (Idaho) bt Stefan Cooper (Weber State) 7-5, 6-0

Dominic West (Denver) bt Richard Solberg (Nevada-Las Vegas) 6-0, 2-2 ret

Sean McKendree (Air Force) bt Tom Fisher (Northern Arizona) 6-3, 6-2

Ricky Hernandez-Tong (New Mexico) bt Isaac Perez (Air Force) 6-3, 6-1

Lucas Taylor (Norther Arizona) bt Chase Stoner (Utah) 6-1, 6-2

R32

Dan Little (Utah) bt Philip Stockmar (New Mexico) 6-0, 6-3

Dominic West (New Mexico) bt Mack Galvin (Air Force) 6-2, 6-2

Matt Summers (Denver) bt Aaron Diemer (Denver) 6-3, 6-4

Ricky Hernandez-Tong (New Mexico) bt Sean McKendree (Air Force) 6-4, 6-4

Sam Tullis (Brigham Young) bt  Lucas Taylor (Northern Arizona) 5-7, 6-4, 6-2

R16

Sam Hill (Brigham Young) bt Dan Little (Utah) 7-6(3), 6-3

Dominic West (New Mexico) bt Mark Kovacs (Idaho) 6-7(2), 6-1, 6-1

Tim Handel (Northern Arizona) bt Matt Summers (Denver) 6-3, 3-6, 6-2

Ricky Hernandez-Tong (New Mexico) bt Jeffrey Hsu (Brigham Young) 7-5, 7-6(5)

QF

Christofer Goncalves (New Mexico State) bt Dominic West (New Mexico) 6-2, 6-2

Ricky Hernandez-Tong (New Mexico) bt Tim Handel (Northern Arizona) 6-2, 1-6, 6-2

SF

Ricky Hernandez-Tong (New Mexico) bt Mavid Micevski (Utah) 7-5, 7-5

F

Sean Hill (Brigham Young) bt Ricky Hernandez-Tong (New Mexico) 6-2, 6-1

Dubs

R64

Victor Casadevall / Ignacio Tejerina (Montana) bt Lucas Taylor / Tom Fisher (Northern Arizona) 8-4

Stefan Cooper / Kris Van Wyk (Weber State) be Michael Kritzinger / Tommy Smalley (Northern Colorado) 8-1

Jack Heslin / Harvey Shackleton (Boise State) bt Conor Tordoff / Jonathon Morales (Southern Utah) 8-6

Dan Little / Joe Woolley (Utah) bt Ruben Alberts / Eric Samuelsson (Nevada-Las Vegas) 8-3

Tadhg Collins / Mack Galvin (Air Force) bt Eric Morris / Matt Summers (Denver) 8-7

Robert Margitfalvi / Peter O'Donovan (Nevada) bt Remus Cope / Guy Feigin (Southern Utah) 8-7

Ricky Hernandez-Tong / Dominic West (New Mexico) BYE

R32

Jeffrey Hsu / Sean Hill (Brigham Young) bt Stefan Cooper / Kris Van Wyk (Weber State) 8-4

Isaac Perez / Patrick Sklenka (Air Force) bt Jack Heslin / Harvey Shackleton (Boise State) 8-7

Dan Little / Joe Woolley (Utah) bt Wyatt Lovera / Sean Huynh (Denver) 8-3

Tadgh Collins / Mack Galvin (Air Force) bt Robert Margitfalvi / Peter O'Donovan (Nevada) 8-4

Ricky Hernandez-Tong / Dominic West ( New Mexico) bt Jeremy Merville / Dylan Levitt (Nevada) 8-5

R16

Dan Little / Joe Wolley (Utah) bt Isaac Perez / Patrick Sklenka (Air Force) 8-4

Ricky Hernandez-Tong / Dominic West btAditya Vashistha / Felipe Acosta (Utah State) 8-2

QF

Dan Little / Joe Woolley (Utah) bt Mark Kovacs / Carlos Longhi Neta (Idaho) 8-5

Peter Trhac / David Felix (Idaho State) bt Ricky Hernandez-Tong / Dominic West (New Mexico) 8-7

SF

Peter Trhac / David Felix (Idaho State) bt Dan Little / Joe Woolley  (Utah) 7-6(4), 1-6, (10-6)

So as runner up I think Ricky is off to Indian Wells next week too.

 



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Texas Men's Regionals

R64

Alex Sendegeya (Texas Tech) bt Michael Lloyd (Texas-Rio Grande) 6-0, 6-2

Alastair Gray (Texas Christian) bt Daniel Warren (Rice) 6-2, 6-2

R32

Leonardo Telles (Texas) bt Alex Sendegeya (Texas Tech) 7-5, 6-2

Alastair Gray (Texas Christian) bt Benjamin Schweizer (Lamar) 6-1, 6-3

R16

Alastair Gray (Texas Christian) bt Colin Markes (Texas) 6-2, 6-2

QF

Johannes Schreier (Baylor (CH=1137) bt Alastair Gray (Texas Christian) 7-6, 6-4

Dubs

R32

Jackson Cobb / Alex Sendegeya (Texas Tech) bt John Mee / Harrison Scot (Texas) 8-5

Alastair Gray / Reese Stalder (Texas Christian) bt Bradley Gleason / Cole Lawson (Abilene Christian) 8-2

R16

Jackson Cobb / Alex Sendegeya (Texas Tech) bt Nicholas Christophe Mayr / Benjamin Schweizer (Lamar) 8-0

Alastair Gray / Reese Stalder (Texas Christian) bt Logan Powell / Sebastian Santibanez (Lamar) 8-2

QF

Jackson Cobb / Alex Sendegeya (Texas Tech) bt Gabriel Bugiga / Juri Reckow (Texas-San Antonio) 8-5

Colin Markes / Adrian Ortiz (Texas) bt Alastair Gray / Reese Stalder (Texas Christian) 8-5

SF

Jackson Cobb / Alex Sendegeya (Texas Tech) bt Colin Markes / Adrian Ortiz (Texas) 6-3, 5-7, (11-9)

F 

Jackson Cobb / Alex Sendegeya (Texas Tech) bt Jordi Arconada / Kevin Lam (Texas A&M) 6-4, 6-2

So, as Spectator pointed out, Alex and partner off to Indian Wells next week for the dubs event

 



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