It's interesting that As You Were is right up there - the major changes over the season haven't really affected the top 10 in their order.
I was going to make some other comments, but Exel crashed immediately after I took the screenshot and lost the updates. Fortunately I save each update individually so only have one set of figures to redo.
But I rather feel that must be all due to Marni and is a bit precarious
However, I'll take it
Yes, interesting that, especially when compared with the men, M. Average and As you Were are so high
Although the actual points ony show a 52% accuracy, so even with some big changes for the individual players it has balanced out with some players remaining static over the year.
I have just seen that Jon said he is taking rankings on 4th December to make final decisions for our Player of the Season thread, and that made me wonder what date will be used for the Predictions competitions?
-- Edited by SuperT on Saturday 4th of November 2023 09:43:04 AM
"The finishing date for the competition will be the Monday after the ATP finals (20th November 2023) or after any later WTA events, although this may be extended further depending on the tour calendars and participation of our players."
I am undecided at the moment on which date to use to close the competition, but I may well use the 4th December rankings to tie in with the POS dates. I'll make a decision once I see the initial entry lists for the last few weeks of the year. Last year I did actually use the rankings of 28 November, so it will be either the 27th November or 4th December this year. It probably won't make the slightest difference anyway !
"The finishing date for the competition will be the Monday after the ATP finals (20th November 2023) or after any later WTA events, although this may be extended further depending on the tour calendars and participation of our players."
I am undecided at the moment on which date to use to close the competition, but I may well use the 4th December rankings to tie in with the POS dates. I'll make a decision once I see the initial entry lists for the last few weeks of the year. Last year I did actually use the rankings of 28 November, so it will be either the 27th November or 4th December this year. It probably won't make the slightest difference anyway !
From a POS perspective , the only open rankings battle for top spot is womens doubles anyway , maybe girls singles but it is irrelevant to the POS qualifiers.
In the mens side, the challengers events run until 3rd December so tie in well with you choosing Dec 4th, as I guess the mens top 10 is unlikely to be from outside the challenger level world?
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Saturday 4th of November 2023 10:17:06 AM
A number of our top 10 are entered in events starting 20 November so the earliest date remains 27 November and I'll make a decision once the following week's entry lists are available.
A number of our top 10 are entered in events starting 20 November so the earliest date remains 27 November and I'll make a decision once the following week's entry lists are available.
Some of them are in W25s. Any points from these won't add in until 4th December.
A number of our top 10 are entered in events starting 20 November so the earliest date remains 27 November and I'll make a decision once the following week's entry lists are available.
Some of them are in W25s. Any points from these won't add in until 4th December.
Yes, but Harriet and Lily are entered in W100's so success there will affect the tables - maybe not in GB ranking but possibly enough in WR.
I was browsing the current rankings with an eye on next year's predictions and noticed the entire second half of our current top 10 are either on the injured list or prone at any moment which is going to make it a total lottery unless our juniors can get more court time (and above all stay fit!)
I was browsing the current rankings with an eye on next year's predictions and noticed the entire second half of our current top 10 are either on the injured list or prone at any moment which is going to make it a total lottery unless our juniors can get more court time (and above all stay fit!)
The injury situation has had a huge impact on this year's predictions too. I had Emma and Katie Swan as my top 2 and I still believe that if fully fit they are our best players. But as neither has played much this year due to injury they are a long way down the list, meaning my results are way off target. And as you say it's impossible to know who will be capable of playing in 2024.