2023 Rankings

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

2023 Rankings

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Hollie Smart ('09) jumps about 2000 places to just outside the top-1000 in only her third ITF event
Freya Peet ('08) also soars into the top-1000, up over 500 places

02 Oct 2023

Top 100 and main upward movers

Girls:

14 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
16 (=) Mimi Xu ('07)
30 (=) Ranah Stoiber
44 (=) Ella MacDonald
60 (=) Isabelle Lacy ('06)
94 (-2) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
96 (-2) Hep Oluwadare ('07)

691 (+39) Grace Chinwike ('09)

735 (+536) Freya Peet ('08)

1090 (+1979) Hollie Smart ('09)

2100 (+160) Eloise Newberry ('08)
2721 (+177) Akosua Larbi-Mensah ('09)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Big congrats to Rhys Lawlor. We only have three 2009-er boys with ITF rankings and he made a significant move up last week, following his run in Rhodes.

02 Oct 2023:

Top 100 and main upward movers

Boys:

6 (=) Henry Searle ('06)
46 (-1) Oliver Bonding ('07)
65 (-1) Charlie Robertson ('06)
92 (=) Luca Pow
94 (=) Viktor Frydrych ('06)

603 (+177) Jay Johnson-Hauldren ('06)

1064 (+69) Conor Brady ('07)

2038 (+91) Ollie Hopper ('06)
2071 (+287) Henry Best ('07)
2147 (+1306) Rhys Lawlor ('09)
2635 (+176) Lucius Gutteridge ('07)
3304 - NEW IN - Andrew Cutocheras ('07)
3716 - NEW IN - Alex Winder ('08)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

An excellent week for rankings after the stranglehold the boys put on the Beijing J300.
Wlecome to the top-100 to Ben Gusic Wan

09 Oct 2023:

Top 100 and main upward movers

Boys:

6 (=) Henry Searle ('06)
40 (+6) Oliver Bonding ('07)
56 (+38) Viktor Frydrych ('06)
64 (+1) Charlie Robertson ('06)
93 (-1) Luca Pow
94 (+57) Ben Gusic Wan ('07)

214 (+72) Henry Jefferson ('06)

1363 (+24) Kouros Anssarizadeh ('08)
1833 (+142) Issah Ali ('07)
2262 (+373) Lucius Gutteridge ('07)
2613 (+486) James Hutchinson ('06)
2718 (+288) Louis Hull ('07)
3222 (+243) Erik Ndreu ('07)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Mimi inches towards the top-10 after her double win in Beijing. And decent jumps up for Mika and Gabia too.
As well as Dani P
But Hep slips out of the top-100
Lower down, the tournaments in Africa have yielded big moves up too, with young Freya Peet now in the top-500, and Grace and Alisha (both 2009-ers) doing well

09 Oct 2023

Top 100 and main upward movers

Girls:

14 (+2) Mimi Xu ('07)
16 (-2) Hannah Klugman ('09)
30 (=) Ranah Stoiber
42 (+2) Ella MacDonald
69 (-9) Isabelle Lacy ('06)
77 (+17) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)

147 (+41) Gabia Paskauskas ('06)

242 (+42) Daniela Piani ('07)
422 (+313) Freya Peet ('08)

619 (+72) Grace Chinwike ('09)
693 (+57) Alisha Ndukwu ('09)
803 (+67) Athina Schlepphorst ('07)

1111 (+272) Tamara Kuti ('07)
1236 (+105) Elizabeth Evans ('07)
1280 (+85) Daisy Clifford ('06)
1669 (+361) Wambui Taylor ('06)

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 9th of October 2023 12:58:39 PM

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Coup Droit wrote:
Mimi inches towards the top-10 after her doubles win in Beijing. And decent jumps up for Mika and Gabia too.
As well as Dani P
But Hep slips out of the top-100
Lower down, the tournaments in Africa have yielded big moves up too, with young Freya Peet now in the top-500, and Grace and Alisha (both 2009-ers) doing well

09 Oct 2023

Top 100 and main upward movers

Girls:

14 (+2) Mimi Xu ('07)
16 (-2) Hannah Klugman ('09)
30 (=) Ranah Stoiber
42 (+2) Ella MacDonald
69 (-9) Isabelle Lacy ('06)
77 (+17) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)

147 (+41) Gabia Paskauskas ('06)

242 (+42) Daniela Piani ('07)
422 (+313) Freya Peet ('08)

619 (+72) Grace Chinwike ('09)
693 (+57) Alisha Ndukwu ('09)
803 (+67) Athina Schlepphorst ('07)

1111 (+272) Tamara Kuti ('07)
1236 (+105) Elizabeth Evans ('07)
1280 (+85) Daisy Clifford ('06)
1669 (+361) Wambui Taylor ('06)

Didnt Mimi win the singles as well? And new number one!

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

I meant double win, sorry, as in both

I've changed it

(Don't care in the slightest about uk number 1)

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 9th of October 2023 12:59:25 PM

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Coup Droit wrote:
I meant double win, sorry, as in both
I've changed it
(Don't care in the slightest about uk number 1)

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 9th of October 2023 12:59:25 PM

hah, yes, I know in juniors it doesnt matter to you or as much generally. Nonetheless I guess if we track rankings as a thing, then there must be something in being our top player , even if only to get the kudos and pride of being that player?

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

JonH comes home wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
I meant double win, sorry, as in both
I've changed it
(Don't care in the slightest about uk number 1)

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 9th of October 2023 12:59:25 PM
hah, yes, I know in juniors it doesnt matter to you or as much generally. Nonetheless I guess if we track rankings as a thing, then there must be something in being our top player , even if only to get the kudos and pride of being that player?

It's fine, each to their own smile

I have no interest in adults either - it's nothing to do with adults v juniors - the only time I ever look who is GB number 1 or 2 or 3 (or whatever) is when I'm trying to do the year-end predictions biggrin

To me tracking the rankings is only about tracking the global standing, the fact that it's a GB list (and so someone must be top) is just a presentation, admin thing

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Coup Droit wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
I meant double win, sorry, as in both
I've changed it
(Don't care in the slightest about uk number 1)

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 9th of October 2023 12:59:25 PM
hah, yes, I know in juniors it doesnt matter to you or as much generally. Nonetheless I guess if we track rankings as a thing, then there must be something in being our top player , even if only to get the kudos and pride of being that player?
It's fine, each to their own
I have no interest in adults either - it's nothing to do with adults v juniors - the only time I ever look who is GB number 1 or 2 or 3 (or whatever) is when I'm trying to do the year-end predictions
To me tracking the rankings is only about tracking the global standing, the fact that it's a GB list (and so someone must be top) is just a presentation, admin thing

it is a fair point and I know players like Evo have exactly that view as well, so well shared as a POV!

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Outside the top-100, there's lots of action this week, at both ends of the list

16 Oct 2023

Top 100 and main upward movers

Girls:

14 (=) Mimi Xu ('07)
16 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
29 (+1) Ranah Stoiber
43 (-1) Ella MacDonald
62 (+15) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
69 (=) Isabelle Lacy ('06)

113 (+11) Hannah Read ('06)
138 (+9) Gabia Paskauskas ('06)

227 (+15) Daniela Piani ('07)
357 (+25) Hannah Rylatt ('06)

581 (+38) Grace Chinwike ('09)
668 (+33) Erin Pearce ('06)
828 (+265) Hollie Smart ('09)
844 (+12) Tia Bonita Jakupovic-Kljako ('06)

1001 (+110) Tamara Kuti ('07)
1020 (+216) Elizabeth Evans ('07)
1068 (+77) Isabella Wlaker ('08)
1081 (+69) Tegan Bush ('08)
1181 (+99) Daisy Clifford ('06)
1254 (+124) Sophia Christodoulou ('08)
1270 (+21) Sarah Copley ('07)
1305 (+24) Mia Wainwright ('07)
1327 (+90) Chloe Cleaver ('07)
1608 (+30) Alice Wilson-Marsh ('08)
1709 (+48) Isabella Britton ('08)
1775 (+35) Alice Haddad ('08)
1939 (+180) Eloise Newberry ('08)

2071 (+90) Sophia Fredericks-Mckee ('07)
2319 (+537) Matilda Cabrera Burns ('09)
2509 (+123) Charlotte Holmes ('07)
2582 (+119) Francesca Tye ('07)
2694 - NEW IN - Edie Griffiths ('09)
2962 (+1024) Shamiso Ndoro ('08)

3136 - NEW IN - Sophya Devas ('06)
3136 - NEW IN - Casey Mauro ('09)
3252 (+196) Eva Senior ('07)
3944 (+42) Isabella Makuch ('09)

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 16th of October 2023 01:17:00 PM

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Luca Pow has dropped out the top-100 but it doesn't really matter for the 2005-ers

16 Oct 2023:

Top 100 and main upward movers

Boys:

6 (=) Henry Searle ('06)
34 (+6) Oliver Bonding ('07)
55 (+1) Viktor Frydrych ('06)
63 (+1) Charlie Robertson ('06)
92 (+2) Ben Gusic Wan ('07)

480 (+37) Max Carrier ('07)
768 (+146) Zech Hamrouni ('07)
803 (+57) Mark Ceban ('09)
895 (+81) Joe Mazingham ('07)
968 (+148) Alfie King ('07)

1033 (+32) Yash Bahalkar ('06)
1143 (+95) Sai Gandepalli ('06)
1466 (+32) Enrico Franchi ('07)
1555 (+33) Jesse Clarkson ('08)
1611 (+132) Charlie Swaine ('06)
1624 (+209) Issah Ali ('07)
1713 (+29) Rhys Watters ('06)
1744 (+49) Rafael Kiss ('06)
1921 (+828) Harry Abel ('07)
1934 (+247) Rhys Lawlor ('09)
1993 (+292) Ferran Redza ('07)

2008 (+670) Hector Fullone ('06)
2235 (+67) Harry Lumb ('06)
2314 (+404) Louis Hull ('07)
2519 (+21) Charlie Ruffell ('08)
2969 (+177) Tom Giles

3283 (+70) Ellison Minnaar ('06)
3499 (+275) Alex Winder ('08)
3525 (+371) Freddy Ward ('07)
3525 (+371) George Ward ('07)
3548 - NEW IN - Darsh Sachin Patel ('09)
4018 - NEW IN - Aydin Gencer ('07)

DavidC · Tennis legend

The current Tennis Europe race rankings are significant as they form the basis for entry to the Masters event in early November. The leading Brits are:

Boys

Mark Ceban 1
Rhys Lawlor 11=

Girls

Hollie Smart 8

Mark's ranking qualifies him directly obviously, but Hollie's doesn't. However 2 higher ranked girls (European Champion Luna Vujovic and former number 1 Ksenia Efremova) have opted out, so Hollie is also in the list which has been revealed. All the top 8 ranked boys are included, with details/profiles here

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

DavidC wrote:
The current Tennis Europe race rankings are significant as they form the basis for entry to the Masters event in early November. The leading Brits are:

Boys

Mark Ceban 1
Rhys Lawlor 11=

Girls

Hollie Smart 8

Mark's ranking qualifies him directly obviously, but Hollie's doesn't. However 2 higher ranked girls (European Champion Luna Vujovic and former number 1 Ksenia Efremova) have opted out, so Hollie is also in the list which has been revealed. All the top 8 ranked boys are included, with details/profiles here

Thanks David

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

From David's link, and just for clarity, these are the top players who've chosen to enter the Masters.

A couple of points of note, for me: there are three Turkish lads in the top 8 boys - is this normal? Some reason the Turks do better in U14s and then fade? Or a real exciting cohort coming through?
Also, in the girls, Jana K is 2010 born, and Hollie is the only non-Eastern European player......

Boys 14 & Under

Mark Ceban (GBR, Race Rank: #1)
Kaan Isik Kosaner (TUR, #2)
Samim Filiz (TUR, #3)
Tomas Krejci (CZE, #4)
Daniel Jade (FRA #5)
Marco Ontiveros Castro (GER #6)
Mustafa Ege Sik (TUR, #7=)
Savva Rybkin (#7=)

Girls 14 & Under

Giulia Safina Popa (ROU, Race Rank: #2)
Jana Kovackova (CZE, #3)
Anna Pushkareva (#4)
Sara Oliveriusova (CZE, #6)
Ioana-Stefania Boian (ROU, #7)
Hollie Smart (GBR, #8)
Oliwia Sybicka (POL, #9)
wild card TBC