1. Anna Brogan - won W25 title in Tbilisi, beating four seeds on the way.
2. Julian Cash and Henry Patten - won ATP 125 Challenger in Surbiton for their first Challenger level title, followed by RU ATP 125 Challenger Nottingham the next week
3. Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid - won the French Open men's wheelchair doubles (their 10th grand slam title in a row!)
4. Dan Cox - qualified for and won round in ATP 125 Nottingham Challenger, beating a top 200 player (Gaio) in Rd 1
5. Ryan Peniston - Consistently beating higher ranked players, consecutive QFs and probably taking out his CH ranking
6. Harriet Dart 1st WTA QF saving 3 MPs on her way to beating the WR 26 woman who happens to be a decent grass court player herself having her best GS results at Wimbledon
7. Andy Murray - reached final of ATP 250 Stuttgart beating Tsitsipas and Kyrgios along the way. Close to Wimbledon seeding
1. Anna Brogan - won W25 title in Tbilisi, beating four seeds on the way.
2. Julian Cash and Henry Patten - won ATP 125 Challenger in Surbiton for their first Challenger level title, followed by RU ATP 125 Challenger Nottingham the next week
3. Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid - won the French Open men's wheelchair doubles (their 10th grand slam title in a row!)
4. Dan Cox - qualified for and won round in ATP 125 Nottingham Challenger, beating a top 200 player (Gaio) in Rd 1
5. Ryan Peniston - Consistently beating higher ranked players, consecutive QFs and probably taking out his CH ranking
6. Harriet Dart - 1st WTA QF saving 3 MPs on her way to beating the WR 26 woman who happens to be a decent grass court player herself having her best GS results at Wimbledon
7. Andy Murray - reached final of ATP 250 Stuttgart beating Tsitsipas and Kyrgios along the way. Close to Wimbledon seeding
8. Paul Jubb - beat the WRs 71 & 87 (his 2nd and 3rd ever top 100 scalps) to qualify for the Queen's 500 MD
1. Anna Brogan - won W25 title in Tbilisi, beating four seeds on the way.
2. Julian Cash and Henry Patten - won ATP 125 Challenger in Surbiton for their first Challenger level title, followed by RU ATP 125 Challenger Nottingham the next week
3. Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid - won the French Open men's wheelchair doubles (their 10th grand slam title in a row!)
4. Dan Cox - qualified for and won round in ATP 125 Nottingham Challenger, beating a top 200 player (Gaio) in Rd 1
5. Ryan Peniston - Consistently beating higher ranked players, consecutive QFs and probably taking out his CH ranking
6. Harriet Dart - 1st WTA QF saving 3 MPs on her way to beating the WR 26 woman who happens to be a decent grass court player herself having her best GS results at Wimbledon
7. Andy Murray - reached final of ATP 250 Stuttgart beating Tsitsipas and Kyrgios along the way. Close to Wimbledon seeding
8. Paul Jubb - beat the WRs 71 & 87 (his 2nd and 3rd ever top 100 scalps) to qualify for the Queen's 500 MD
9. Neal Skupski - Wins in 's-Hertogenbosch for 5th title of the year, on 3rd different surface and has broken into Top 10. Will now be WR8.
For taking out 4th seed Taylor Fritz (WR14) at Queens, and more importantly breaking into the Top 100 for the first time ...
I nominate Jack Draper.
1. Anna Brogan - won W25 title in Tbilisi, beating four seeds on the way.
2. Julian Cash and Henry Patten - won ATP 125 Challenger in Surbiton for their first Challenger level title, followed by RU ATP 125 Challenger Nottingham the next week
3. Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid - won the French Open men's wheelchair doubles (their 10th grand slam title in a row!)
4. Dan Cox - qualified for and won round in ATP 125 Nottingham Challenger, beating a top 200 player (Gaio) in Rd 1
5. Ryan Peniston - Consistently beating higher ranked players, consecutive QFs and probably taking out his CH ranking
6. Harriet Dart - 1st WTA QF saving 3 MPs on her way to beating the WR 26 woman who happens to be a decent grass court player herself having her best GS results at Wimbledon
7. Andy Murray - reached final of ATP 250 Stuttgart beating Tsitsipas and Kyrgios along the way. Close to Wimbledon seeding
8. Paul Jubb - beat the WRs 71 & 87 (his 2nd and 3rd ever top 100 scalps) to qualify for the Queen's 500 MD
9. Neal Skupski - Wins in 's-Hertogenbosch for 5th title of the year, on 3rd different surface and has broken into Top 10. Will now be WR8.
10. Jack Draper - Best win of career over WR 14 Taylor Fritz at Queens and breaking into the Top 100 for the first time.
-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Monday 13th of June 2022 05:19:17 PM
1. Anna Brogan - won W25 title in Tbilisi, beating four seeds on the way.
2. Julian Cash and Henry Patten - won ATP 125 Challenger in Surbiton for their first Challenger level title, followed by RU ATP 125 Challenger Nottingham the next week
3. Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid - won the French Open men's wheelchair doubles (their 10th grand slam title in a row!)
4. Dan Cox - qualified for and won round in ATP 125 Nottingham Challenger, beating a top 200 player (Gaio) in Rd 1
5. Ryan Peniston - Consistently beating higher ranked players, consecutive QFs and probably taking out his CH ranking
6. Harriet Dart - 1st WTA QF saving 3 MPs on her way to beating the WR 26 woman who happens to be a decent grass court player herself having her best GS results at Wimbledon
7. Andy Murray - reached final of ATP 250 Stuttgart beating Tsitsipas and Kyrgios along the way. Close to Wimbledon seeding
8. Paul Jubb - beat the WRs 71 & 87 (his 2nd and 3rd ever top 100 scalps) to qualify for the Queen's 500 MD
9. Neal Skupski - Wins in 's-Hertogenbosch for 5th title of the year, on 3rd different surface and has broken into Top 10. Will now be WR8.
10. Jack Draper - Best win of career over WR 14 Taylor Fritz at Queens and breaking into the Top 100 for the first time.
11. Ranah Stoiber - The 17 yo qualifies for the Ilkley W100 MD and then beats the WR 215 in R1 to soar into the WTA rankings.
1. Anna Brogan - won W25 title in Tbilisi, beating four seeds on the way.
2. Julian Cash and Henry Patten - won ATP 125 Challenger in Surbiton for their first Challenger level title, followed by RU ATP 125 Challenger Nottingham the next week
3. Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid - won the French Open men's wheelchair doubles (their 10th grand slam title in a row!)
4. Dan Cox - qualified for and won round in ATP 125 Nottingham Challenger, beating a top 200 player (Gaio) in Rd 1
5. Ryan Peniston - Consistently beating higher ranked players, consecutive QFs and probably taking out his CH ranking
6. Harriet Dart - 1st WTA QF saving 3 MPs on her way to beating the WR 26 woman who happens to be a decent grass court player herself having her best GS results at Wimbledon
7. Andy Murray - reached final of ATP 250 Stuttgart beating Tsitsipas and Kyrgios along the way. Close to Wimbledon seeding
8. Paul Jubb - beat the WRs 71 & 87 (his 2nd and 3rd ever top 100 scalps) to qualify for the Queen's 500 MD
9. Neal Skupski - Wins in 's-Hertogenbosch for 5th title of the year, on 3rd different surface and has broken into Top 10. Will now be WR8.
10. Jack Draper - Best win of career over WR 14 Taylor Fritz at Queens and breaking into the Top 100 for the first time.
11. Ranah Stoiber - The 17 yo qualifies for the Ilkley W100 MD and then beats the WR 215 in R1 to soar into the WTA rankings.
It sort of feels wrong that Jodie Burrage isnt in this list but i think it would make more sense for one of her supporters to nominate her and write the narrative !