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-- Edited by JonH comes home on Monday 1st of February 2021 09:48:36 PM

In the list above, Ive reserved places to players winning 5 or more tournie. For wheelchair players I will record wins at slam and super series events in singles and doubles, mens womens and quads. There are 8 of these events and they will be counted towards someone winning 4 events over the season. Im not clear enough on stature of tour events below that top level and so will leave it to super series and above.

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Wednesday 7th of April 2021 06:48:37 AM

For newcomers, end of the season all the top British players as voted for in our player of month votes plus a series of other ways of qualifying, get to to appear in a vote for player of the season. Ways of qualifying are in the opening post above. The player of the season votes will face off towards mid to late December 2021.

In terms of the wins in a season qualifying route- Im only counting world ranking events at whatever
Level, not uk only events such as UK Pro League. Im not sure where to draw the line on wheelchair events as Ive counted J5 juniors and ITF M/W15 events. Id said Id just include wheelchair slam and super series , mainly because of the low numbers of players on the tour, which makes me unsure of lower level events. So Rotterdam this week I wont count in the wins list for player of season purposes.

Initial post updated to include April results - still 7 qualifiers as both Dan and Cam had already secured their places

Alfie Hewett reaches 5 tournament wins at slam or super series in the wheelchair tour and is our 9th qualifier for end of season vote.

a big shout out to Matt Rankin, who gets his 5th winning title of the season, maybe a 6th to come.

He qualifies for the year end vote as well with that, our 11th qualifier!