OK, so here are the 6 nominations for that coveted title of britishtennis.net player of the year !

(1) Dan Evans:  Evans started the year in stunning form, making two G1 finals (taking the Asuncion Bowl title in Paraguay) and beating a string of the world's best juniors - Stephane Piro, Andrei Karatchenia (atp: 783). Made his first 15K quarters on grass in July and then reached quarters of US Open juniors, the first time a Brit had progressed that far in a junior slam since 2005 

(2) Dan Cox:  Won U18 nationals without dropping a set, made three 15K quarters and beat several top 400 players on the way to finishing 2007 inside the top 1000 atp. Made semis of the Roehampton G1, the main warm-up before Wimbledon

(3) Graeme Dyce: First Brit to win a junior slam since Andy Murray 2004 when he took the Aussie Open doubles title. Gained his first atp pts in the summer...beating Simon Rea (atp 500)

(4) David Rice: Was briefly Britain's top junior in the summer after a strong run on South American clay earlier in the year, making the Uruguay Bowl final. He also made the semis of the presitigious Canadian Open G1, the main warm-up for the US Open. Despite hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons in September, Rice enjoyed a successful autumn, picking up several atp pts and beating British no 5 Josh Goodall.

(5) Marcus Willis: One of the fastest risers through the junior rankings in 2007, Willis won 3 titles on European clay in the summer and made rd3 of junior Wimbledon on the way to finishing the year ranked 57. Won a challenger match at November, to reach the verge of the top 1000 atp. Willis also picked up 3 doubles titles in the summer with Neil Pauffley including a G1

(6) Tim Hewitt:  Hewitt made big strides in the atp rankings this autumn, reaching the semis of a 15K, beating two top 350 players and picking up pts in several other futures. He finished in the atp top 1000. Gave Dan Cox his toughest challenge in the U18 nationals