Thanks, Peter; I agree with all the above. Particular mention should, perhaps, be made of the big strides in doubles rankings made by Anna Smith, up 40 spots to 187, and Jocelyn Rae, up more than 150 places into the world's top 500.
October 13 saw 4 new highs in both singles and doubles: singles rankings are
200 Georgie Stoop - Georgie's debut in the top 200 357 Anna Smith 550 Laura Robson - wow, what a height for a first appearance in the rankings 953 Nicola Mooney
In doubles,
135 Sarah Borwell 179 Anna Smith 278 Georgie Stoop 950 Ines Janbakhsh - first doubles ranking for Ines
This week sees four more singles highs:
123 Mel South 198 Georgie Stoop 460 Naomi Broady - a jump of 30+ spots on Naomi's previous high 948 Nicola Mooney
In doubles,
133 Sarah Borwell 168 Anne Keothavong 430 Jocelyn Rae
In the case you have missed it/can't find it, DJ, the only title won is the last two weeks was Anne Keothavong winning her third career $50,000 title in Barnstaple.
Thanks very much for that, Wolf; I have been reading through the threads to see if I'd missed any titles, and had just looked at the Honours thread to add Anne's win when I noticed your post - much appreciated. I'll add in your junior title updates in a few minutes, before looking at what's been happening on the men's side.
17th Nov Career high singles for 312 Amanda Elliott 507 Laura Robson 549 Amanda Carreras 576 Katharina Brown 735 Jocelyn Rae 913 Samantha Vickers 975 Jennifer Ren
24th Nov Career high singles for 114 Melanie South 311 Amanda Elliott 725 Jocelyn Rae 784 Jade Windley