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Jack Pinnington Jones


After a year at college, and injury issues, Jack PJ has suddenly found some mega form, taking the title at the Roehampton 25k



FINAL: Jack Pinnington Jones WR 773 defeated Daniil Glinka (EST) WR 741 by 6-4 7-6(3)

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Well done Jack clap.gif



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Jack finished his sophomore year ranked No 6 in the ITA rankings. He played at the No 1 position for TCU in post season play going unbeaten with 9 wins and winning TCUs first NCAA Team National Championships and No 1 ranked team, including defeating the end-season No 1 ranked Spizzirri in the Team Championships final. He was voted the Most Outstanding Player at the NCAA Team Championships. His 35 singles wins are a Big 12 era record for TCU for most wins in a season and the third most of any player in the season. During the year he achieved ITA All American status in singles and was unanimously voted to the All Big 12 first team and Indoor Nationals All-Tournament team. He also finished runner-up at the ITA National Fall Championships.

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Lambda wrote:

Jack finished his sophomore year ranked No 6 in the ITA rankings. He played at the No 1 position for TCU in post season play going unbeaten with 9 wins and winning TCUs first NCAA Team National Championships and No 1 ranked team, including defeating the end-season No 1 ranked Spizzirri in the Team Championships final. He was voted the Most Outstanding Player at the NCAA Team Championships. His 35 singles wins are a Big 12 era record for TCU for most wins in a season and the third most of any player in the season. During the year he achieved ITA All American status in singles and was unanimously voted to the All Big 12 first team and Indoor Nationals All-Tournament team. He also finished runner-up at the ITA National Fall Championships.


 Thanks Lambda. I remember following Jack in the juniors but didnt see a transition to seniors, now I know why. 



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Lambda wrote:

Jack finished his sophomore year ranked No 6 in the ITA rankings. He played at the No 1 position for TCU in post season play going unbeaten with 9 wins and winning TCUs first NCAA Team National Championships and No 1 ranked team, including defeating the end-season No 1 ranked Spizzirri in the Team Championships final. He was voted the Most Outstanding Player at the NCAA Team Championships. His 35 singles wins are a Big 12 era record for TCU for most wins in a season and the third most of any player in the season. During the year he achieved ITA All American status in singles and was unanimously voted to the All Big 12 first team and Indoor Nationals All-Tournament team. He also finished runner-up at the ITA National Fall Championships.


 Thanks Lambda. I remember following Jack in the juniors but didnt see a transition to seniors, now I know why. 


 Yes. He did pretty well in men's ITFs and then suddenly disappeared and it took me a while to work out why! 



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JPJ has said he will be returning to TCU for the spring season.

Set aside an hour to listen to his Cracked Racquets interview.

-- Edited by Lambda on Thursday 2nd of January 2025 09:11:12 AM



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In a surprise to no one, JPJ announced after the NCAA Championship final that he will forgo his senior year in college and turn professional.

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Not following the college scene, this came as a surprise to me as I had no idea he was in college. I had him in my top 10 this year purely based on his ranking and potential to go higher, so I'm surprised he was as prominent as he was if he was still playing college tennis 99% of the time. Hopefully this bodes well for my prediction.



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