In slams so far in 2023, we have the following winners so far:
Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid 3 (one of them will reach 4 tomorrow)
Andy Lapthorne 1 (and playing a final today)
Henry Searle 1
Joe Salisbury 1
Neal Skupski 1
Dahnon Ward (playing a final today)
With Hannah replacing Ranah as girls #1, the qualifying positions for Player of the Season take a small amendment. 16 players are currently qualified, with 6 others who arent qualified leading their respective rankings (Ranah relinquishes that position as girls #1, with Hannah already qualified)
Dec/Jan PoM Andy Murray (1)
Dec/Jan PoM RU Mark Ceban (2)
Feb PoM Cam Norrie (3)
Feb PoM RU Hannah Klugman (4)
Mar PoM Jodie Burrage (5)
Mar PoM RU Billy Harris (6)
Apr PoM Fran Jones (7)
Apr PoM RU Hannah Klugman
May PoM George Loffhagen (8)
May PoM RU Amelia Rajecki (9)
Jun PoM Katie Boulter (10)
Jun PoM RU Anna Brogan (11)
Jun PoM RU Jodie Burrage
Jun PoM RU Katie Swan (12)
Jul PoM Henry Searle (13)
Jul PoM RU Neal Skupski (14)
Aug PoM Dan Evans (15)
Aug PoM RU Lily Miyazaki (16)
Sep PoM
Sep PoM RU
Oct PoM
Oct PoM RU
Nov PoM
Nov PoM RU
The following arent qualified through the PoM route, but are currently leading their respective ranking lists
Womens Doubles # 1 Naiktha Bains/Maia Lumsden
Wheelchair Mens # 1 Alfie Hewett
Wheelchair Womens # 1 Lucy Shuker
Wheelchair Quads # 1 Andy Lapthorne
Most 3rd/4th Place PoM places (not already qualified) Liam Broady
Most tournament titles Brooke Black (equal with others already qualified)
And Brooke Black moves out of a provisional position with Alfie moving clear at the top of winners list
Dec/Jan PoM Andy Murray (1) Dec/Jan PoM RU Mark Ceban (2) Feb PoM Cam Norrie (3) Feb PoM RU Hannah Klugman (4) Mar PoM Jodie Burrage (5) Mar PoM RU Billy Harris (6) Apr PoM Fran Jones (7) Apr PoM RU Hannah Klugman May PoM George Loffhagen (8) May PoM RU Amelia Rajecki (9) Jun PoM Katie Boulter (10) Jun PoM RU Anna Brogan (11) Jun PoM RU Jodie Burrage Jun PoM RU Katie Swan (12) Jul PoM Henry Searle (13) Jul PoM RU Neal Skupski (14) Aug PoM Dan Evans (15) Aug PoM RU Lily Miyazaki (16) Sep PoM Sep PoM RU Oct PoM Oct PoM RU Nov PoM Nov PoM RU
The following arent qualified through the PoM route, but are currently leading their respective ranking lists
Womens Doubles # 1 Naiktha Bains/Maia Lumsden
Wheelchair Mens # 1/ Most titles won Alfie Hewett
Wheelchair Womens # 1 Lucy Shuker
Wheelchair Quads # 1 Andy Lapthorne
Most 3rd/4th Place PoM places (not already qualified) Liam Broady
Wild cards - to be determined
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Monday 11th of September 2023 09:31:37 PM
Dec/Jan PoM RU Mark Ceban (2) Feb PoM Cam Norrie (3) Feb PoM RU Hannah Klugman (4) Mar PoM Jodie Burrage (5) Mar PoM RU Billy Harris (6) Apr PoM Fran Jones (7) Apr PoM RU Hannah Klugman May PoM George Loffhagen (8) May PoM RU Amelia Rajecki (9) Jun PoM Katie Boulter (10) Jun PoM RU Anna Brogan (11) Jun PoM RU Jodie Burrage Jun PoM RU Katie Swan (12) Jul PoM Henry Searle (13) Jul PoM RU Neal Skupski (14) Aug PoM Dan Evans (15) Aug PoM RU Lily Miyazaki (16) Sep PoM Sep PoM RU Oct PoM Oct PoM RU Nov PoM Nov PoM RU
The following arent qualified through the PoM route, but are currently leading their respective ranking lists and qualified or a provisional position to qualify.
Womens Doubles # 1 Naiktha Bains/Maia Lumsden
Wheelchair Mens # 1 Alfie Hewett (17)
Wheelchair Womens # 1 Lucy Shuker (18)
Wheelchair Quads # 1 Andy Lapthorne (19)
Most 3rd/4th Place PoM places (not already qualified) Liam Broady
Most titles won - tbd (currently Alfie Hewett)
Wild cards - to be determined
the wheelchair year end number one spots are known, no big enough events exist this season to topple those at the top, so Alfie Hewett, Lucy Shuker and Andy Lapthorne secure their POS vote positions
19 confirmed now.
-- Edited by JonH comes home on Friday 15th of September 2023 03:21:43 PM