In Easton wins today for Kyle Rae (over Ewan Moore), Ewen Lumsden, Hugo Coquelin, Aaron Dawson (in 3 sets that each went to a tie-break), Richard Bloomfield, Ali Habib, Jack Curtis, Marshall Tutu
Fewer Brits in the women's, but the British winners were Katherine Barnes, Soumeya Anane (over 15 year old Georgiana Mititelu), Annabelle Lammas, Abigail Amos
I think both draws are a round robin with 4 groups of 5 players.
In Easton wins today for Kyle Rae (over Ewan Moore), Ewen Lumsden, Hugo Coquelin, Aaron Dawson (in 3 sets that each went to a tie-break), Richard Bloomfield, Ali Habib, Jack Curtis, Marshall Tutu
Fewer Brits in the women's, but the British winners were Katherine Barnes, Soumeya Anane (over 15 year old Georgiana Mititelu), Annabelle Lammas, Abigail Amos
I think both draws are a round robin with 4 groups of 5 players.
Richard Bloomfield is a name from the past - Norfolk? I recall he did well at ATPNewport RI one strange year , unless I misremembered?
eta 2010 Newport RI, reached the semis from nowhere!
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Monday 13th of November 2023 10:04:35 PM
Men's Final An all British contest Ewen Lumsden d. Kyle Rae 6-1 6-2
Womens Final The women's was an all Czech contest Aneta Laboutkova (WTA720) d. Reneta Varacova 6-2 6-2
Brooke Black was the highest place Brit on the women's side, losing in the SF to the former top 100 (WTA74 in 2010) Varacova 6-7 6-7.
There is another men's 25K in Cardiff next month.
Thanks for the update, Lambda.
you knew thered be a question! Is the UTR Pro tennis tour what was (or still Is?) the Progress Tour?
And, more importantly , what is their funding model? its not sponsored, as far as I can tell, so is it from entry fees being high or is this a bit like UKPL and the money comes from selling rights to gambling companies? Or some other investment model?
thanks !
ps I probably will have asked both these before, its sort of bumph! but hopefully I havent!
So as I understand it they are organised by The Progress Tour. I see The Progress Tour as an organisation that offers events at various levels rather than being a Tour per se. They are more about offering individual money events rather that being an annual competition. The PTT events being the highest level they offer. I've no idea about their funding model.
So as I understand it they are organised by The Progress Tour. I see The Progress Tour as an organisation that offers events at various levels rather than being a Tour per se. They are more about offering individual money events rather that being an annual competition. The PTT events being the highest level they offer. I've no idea about their funding model.
You can rest easy, you haven't asked this before.
Haha, thanks Lambda.
Maybe CD will know about how it is funded, I think theyve paid attention to this series of events, and UTR generally, for a while?
In Easton wins today for Kyle Rae (over Ewan Moore), Ewen Lumsden, Hugo Coquelin, Aaron Dawson (in 3 sets that each went to a tie-break), Richard Bloomfield, Ali Habib, Jack Curtis, Marshall Tutu
Fewer Brits in the women's, but the British winners were Katherine Barnes, Soumeya Anane (over 15 year old Georgiana Mititelu), Annabelle Lammas, Abigail Amos
I think both draws are a round robin with 4 groups of 5 players.
Richard Bloomfield is a name from the past - Norfolk? I recall he did well at ATPNewport RI one strange year , unless I misremembered?
eta 2010 Newport RI, reached the semis from nowhere!
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Monday 13th of November 2023 10:04:35 PM
Richard Bloomfield was involved in 2 matches where huge sums were bet on his opponents to lose. Nothing to suggest Bloomfield was quilty of any misdeeds.
In Easton wins today for Kyle Rae (over Ewan Moore), Ewen Lumsden, Hugo Coquelin, Aaron Dawson (in 3 sets that each went to a tie-break), Richard Bloomfield, Ali Habib, Jack Curtis, Marshall Tutu
Fewer Brits in the women's, but the British winners were Katherine Barnes, Soumeya Anane (over 15 year old Georgiana Mititelu), Annabelle Lammas, Abigail Amos
I think both draws are a round robin with 4 groups of 5 players.
Richard Bloomfield is a name from the past - Norfolk? I recall he did well at ATPNewport RI one strange year , unless I misremembered?
eta 2010 Newport RI, reached the semis from nowhere!
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Monday 13th of November 2023 10:04:35 PM
Richard Bloomfield was involved in 2 matches where huge sums were bet on his opponents to lose. Nothing to suggest Bloomfield was quilty of any misdeeds.
No, I agree - nothing at all; just an amazing surprise run, very memorable at the time.