Week 41 - ITF W60 - Trnava, Slovakia Hard

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Week 41 - ITF W60 - Trnava, Slovakia Hard

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

And then there were tons of break points - with Freya coming out on the wrong side of all of them :(

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Freya lost 3-6 5-7

It was a fair score - she had her chances, just faltered on a few key points, didn't follow in when the youngster hoiked the ball, got a bit caught out between attack and safety

foobarbaz · Strong Club Player

Coup Droit wrote:
Freya lost 3-6 5-7

It was a fair score - she had her chances, just faltered on a few key points, didn't follow in when the youngster hoiked the ball, got a bit caught out between attack and safety

Didn't watch, but followed the score ticking over. Freya almost forced the tie-break, saving a couple of match points. A pity. Freya played well against Swan in Trnava-1 and she was in the mix here, from what you say CD. Hopefully a few more tournaments and results will start to improve.

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Snigur has SUCH a slappy sort of forehand - it does your head in to watch it....

Peter too · Tennis legend

Q2: CHRISTIE, Freya (GBR) (6) 470 lost to KLIMOVICOVA, Linda (CZE) 639 3-6 5-7

There were three LL slots but we didn't get lucky, Germany got very lucky.

Now edited with the correct player. hmm

-- Edited by Peter too on Tuesday 11th of October 2022 03:11:04 PM

DF · Tennis legend

Peter too wrote:
Q2: HUTCHINSON, Holly (GBR) WC 1377 lost to NUGROHO, Priska Madelyn (INA) (3) 645 0-6 3-6
Q2: APPLETON, Emily (GBR) (10) 980 lost to VILLET, Marie (FRA) (8) 888 2-6 6-1 [8-10]

There were three LL slots but we didn't get lucky, Germany got very lucky.

-- Edited by Peter too on Tuesday 11th of October 2022 02:10:37 PM

Holly and Emily were playing in Monastir Peter

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

I knew she'd win

Way to go, Sonay

She made that look pretty easy

6-4 6-2

Shame that Katie S withdrew, I'm pretty sure she'd have won too, but she did the right thing, given the rest of the month

And at least Freya gave it a decent shot

DF · Tennis legend

Sonay won 6-4 6-2

SuperT · Futures level

Peter too wrote:
Q2: CHRISTIE, Freya (GBR) (6) 470 lost to KLIMOVICOVA, Linda (CZE) 639 3-6 5-7
There were three LL slots but we didn't get lucky, Germany got very lucky.
Now edited with the correct player.

-- Edited by Peter too on Tuesday 11th of October 2022 03:11:04 PM

It beggars belief that Freya didn't get a LL spot when she was the highest rank losing player. Really unlucky

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

SuperT wrote:
Peter too wrote:
Q2: CHRISTIE, Freya (GBR) (6) 470 lost to KLIMOVICOVA, Linda (CZE) 639 3-6 5-7
There were three LL slots but we didn't get lucky, Germany got very lucky.
Now edited with the correct player.

-- Edited by Peter too on Tuesday 11th of October 2022 03:11:04 PM
It beggars belief that Freya didn't get a LL spot when she was the highest rank losing player. Really unlucky

I am not sure that the highest ranked loser necessarily deserves a LL spot, tbh. I think all the final round losers should go into a draw and it is pot luck who gets one. Or failing that, give it to the one with the best scoreline in their FQR ie sets losers above 2 set losers. But I prefer a straight pot luck draw. Avoids any chance of players throwing their final round match

dodrade · Futures qualifying

DF wrote:
Sonay won 6-4 6-2

Is that enough to get her into the Top 200?

indiana · Tennis legend

dodrade wrote:
DF wrote:
Sonay won 6-4 6-2
Is that enough to get her into the Top 200?

Maybe. The live-tennis and OER sites both show her as live 198 on 332 points. There are though a number of players who could still overtake her this week.

Nix · Futures level

JonH comes home wrote:
SuperT wrote:
Peter too wrote:
Q2: CHRISTIE, Freya (GBR) (6) 470 lost to KLIMOVICOVA, Linda (CZE) 639 3-6 5-7
There were three LL slots but we didn't get lucky, Germany got very lucky.
Now edited with the correct player.

-- Edited by Peter too on Tuesday 11th of October 2022 03:11:04 PM
It beggars belief that Freya didn't get a LL spot when she was the highest rank losing player. Really unlucky
I am not sure that the highest ranked loser necessarily deserves a LL spot, tbh. I think all the final round losers should go into a draw and it is pot luck who gets one. Or failing that, give it to the one with the best scoreline in their FQR ie sets losers above 2 set losers. But I prefer a straight pot luck draw. Avoids any chance of players throwing their final round match

What confuses me is sometimes they seem to prioritise the highest ranked players and sometimes not, unless I've got that wrong? Either way would be fine but there should surely be one rule that applies to all tournaments.

Lambda · ATP qualifying

Nix wrote:

JonH comes home wrote:
SuperT wrote:
Peter too wrote:
Q2: CHRISTIE, Freya (GBR) (6) 470 lost to KLIMOVICOVA, Linda (CZE) 639 3-6 5-7
There were three LL slots but we didn't get lucky, Germany got very lucky.
Now edited with the correct player.

-- Edited by Peter too on Tuesday 11th of October 2022 03:11:04 PM
It beggars belief that Freya didn't get a LL spot when she was the highest rank losing player. Really unlucky
I am not sure that the highest ranked loser necessarily deserves a LL spot, tbh. I think all the final round losers should go into a draw and it is pot luck who gets one. Or failing that, give it to the one with the best scoreline in their FQR ie sets losers above 2 set losers. But I prefer a straight pot luck draw. Avoids any chance of players throwing their final round match
What confuses me is sometimes they seem to prioritise the highest ranked players and sometimes not, unless I've got that wrong? Either way would be fine but there should surely be one rule that applies to all tournaments.

In ITF tournaments the LL order is drawn from all losers in the FQR with a WTA ranking first and then those with an ITF ranking. For WTA tournaments, if the LL spots are available before qualifying is completed then it is a draw between the highest 2 (or number of LL places + 1) ranked losers or if the LL places become available after qualifying is completed LLs are allocated in order of ranking.