1. - Jan Choinski - for winning his first ATP level match, at Wimbledon and beating a player in the top 60, about 100 places higher in ranking. CH ranking inside top 150.

2. - Jodie Burrage - for reaching Wimbledon rd2 and getting a top 100 ranking. CH live ranking of 93 

3. - Liam Broady - for reaching R3 of Wimbledon and beating the world no 4 to get there.

4. - Katie Boulter - for reaching the 3rd round of Wimbledon in successive years, number 1, top 100, AE to US Open. Won most grass court matches of any British woman this grass season. Live ranking of 75.

5. - Andy Murray - For reaching the second round of a grand slam with a metal hip in two successive tournaments.

6. - Jonny O'Mara and Olivia Nicolls - For reaching the semi-finals of the Mixed Doubles at Wimbledon as a Wild Card entry, beating the 4th and 5th seeds on the way

7. - Naiktha Bains and Maia Lumsden for being the first all British ladies pairing for 40 years to reach the Ladies Doubles Quarter Finals. Entered top 100 in the low 90's

8. - Henry Searle - Wimbledon Boys' Champion!! And number 5 in the junior world rankings 

9. - Neal Skupski - Wimbledon Men's Doubles Champion and STILL Nº 1 in the world.

10. - Toby Samuel - Won the 25k singles title at Notts, despite being a full-time college student and only age 20, AND won a round in Wimbly Men's Doubles. CH WR of 518

11. - Alfie Hewett/Gordon Reid - won the Wimbledon wheelchair mens doubles title, their fifth Wimbledon title, and on Court One!

12. - Mark Ceban - Wimbledon Boy's 14 and under Champion. Also reached last 8 of European Under 14 Champs. 

13. - Mattias Southcombe - For getting his first ever WR point.

14. - Dan Cox - reaching a final and a semi in the two M25 grass events in July, more importantly achieving the most grass court wins, men and women, over the 2023 Grass season, with 14 wins in total

 

 

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Friday 28th of July 2023 02:11:20 PM

Nominations will close tomorrow, timing depends on heathers doubles final and whether Aidan reaches the final in the us. To be safe, it will be the early evening when nominations close and I will post the poll mid evening tomorrow.

JonH comes home wrote:

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1. - Jan Choinski - for winning his first ATP level match, at Wimbledon and beating a player in the top 60, about 100 places higher in ranking. CH ranking inside top 150.

2. - Jodie Burrage - for reaching Wimbledon rd2 and getting a top 100 ranking. CH live ranking of 93 

3. - Liam Broady - for reaching R3 of Wimbledon and beating the world no 4 to get there.

4. - Katie Boulter - for reaching the 3rd round of Wimbledon in successive years, number 1, top 100, AE to US Open. Won most grass court matches of any British woman this grass season. Live ranking of 75.

5. - Andy Murray - For reaching the second round of a grand slam with a metal hip in two successive tournaments.

6. - Jonny O'Mara and Olivia Nicolls - For reaching the semi-finals of the Mixed Doubles at Wimbledon as a Wild Card entry, beating the 4th and 5th seeds on the way

7. - Naiktha Bains and Maia Lumsden for being the first all British ladies pairing for 40 years to reach the Ladies Doubles Quarter Finals. Entered top 100 in the low 90's

8. - Henry Searle - Wimbledon Boys' Champion!! And number 5 in the junior world rankings 

9. - Neal Skupski - Wimbledon Men's Doubles Champion and STILL Nº 1 in the world.

10. - Toby Samuel - Won the 25k singles title at Notts, despite being a full-time college student and only age 20, AND won a round in Wimbly Men's Doubles. CH WR of 518

11. - Alfie Hewett/Gordon Reid - won the Wimbledon wheelchair mens doubles title, their fifth Wimbledon title, and on Court One!

12. - Mark Ceban - Wimbledon Boy's 14 and under Champion. Also reached last 8 of European Under 14 Champs. 

13. - Mattias Southcombe - For getting his first ever WR point.

14. - Dan Cox - reaching a final and a semi in the two M25 grass events in July, more importantly achieving the most grass court wins, men and women, over the 2023 Grass season, with 14 wins in total

15. Aidan McHugh - two back to back M25 finals winning one and playing the final of the other this weekend. 

16  Arthur Fery/Stuart Parker - for winning their first M25 doubles trophy together. 

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Friday 28th of July 2023 02:11:20 PM

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Thanks Johnny and CD!

Just 3 of the 17 are women, it was skewed the other way in June and skewed towards the men in May. Strange how the months ebb and flow.

I think weve Aidan and Heather (doubles final) to come today. Julian lost his doubles in Atlanta overnight.

Looking back last year or two , I kept it as one single group a few times with even 20 nominations but used groups when we had just 15 one month. So Ive been inconsistent !

Ill take a call if this is two rounds of votes or just one later - if we stay at 17 nominations, Ill keep it as one.

1. - Jan Choinski - for winning his first ATP level match, at Wimbledon and beating a player in the top 60, about 100 places higher in ranking. CH ranking inside top 150.

2. - Jodie Burrage - for reaching Wimbledon rd2 and getting a top 100 ranking. CH live ranking of 93

3. - Liam Broady - for reaching R3 of Wimbledon and beating the world no 4 to get there.

4. - Katie Boulter - for reaching the 3rd round of Wimbledon in successive years, number 1, top 100, AE to US Open. Won most grass court matches of any British woman this grass season. Live ranking of 75.

5. - Andy Murray - For reaching the second round of a grand slam with a metal hip in two successive tournaments.

6. - Jonny O'Mara and Olivia Nicolls - For reaching the semi-finals of the Mixed Doubles at Wimbledon as a Wild Card entry, beating the 4th and 5th seeds on the way

7. - Naiktha Bains and Maia Lumsden for being the first all British ladies pairing for 40 years to reach the Ladies Doubles Quarter Finals. Entered top 100 in the low 90's

8. - Henry Searle - Wimbledon Boys' Champion!! And number 5 in the junior world rankings

9. - Neal Skupski - Wimbledon Men's Doubles Champion and STILL Nº 1 in the world.

10. - Toby Samuel - Won the 25k singles title at Notts, despite being a full-time college student and only age 20, AND won a round in Wimbly Men's Doubles. CH WR of 518

11. - Alfie Hewett/Gordon Reid - won the Wimbledon wheelchair mens doubles title, their fifth Wimbledon title, and on Court One!

12. - Mark Ceban - Wimbledon Boy's 14 and under Champion. Also reached last 8 of European Under 14 Champs.

13. - Mattias Southcombe - For getting his first ever WR point.

14. - Dan Cox - reaching a final and a semi in the two M25 grass events in July, more importantly achieving the most grass court wins, men and women, over the 2023 Grass season, with 14 wins in total

15. Aidan McHugh - two back to back M25 finals winning one and playing the final of the other this weekend.

16 Arthur Fery/Stuart Parker - for winning their first M25 doubles trophy together.

17 Emile Hudd & Johannus Monday - for winning their first M25 doubles trophy together, at Roehampton (with Emile only being ranked ATP 1475)

18. Hannah Klugman - gained her first WTA ranking at WR1095, the youngest person and only 14 year old with a WTA ranking. She was runner up in Junior Wimbledon doubles and reached last 16 in the singles.

1. - Jan Choinski - for winning his first ATP level match, at Wimbledon and beating a player in the top 60, about 100 places higher in ranking. CH ranking inside top 150.

2. - Jodie Burrage - for reaching Wimbledon rd2 and getting a top 100 ranking. CH live ranking of 93

3. - Liam Broady - for reaching R3 of Wimbledon and beating the world no 4 to get there.

4. - Katie Boulter - for reaching the 3rd round of Wimbledon in successive years, number 1, top 100, AE to US Open. Won most grass court matches of any British woman this grass season. Live ranking of 75.

5. - Andy Murray - For reaching the second round of a grand slam with a metal hip in two successive tournaments.

6. - Jonny O'Mara and Olivia Nicolls - For reaching the semi-finals of the Mixed Doubles at Wimbledon as a Wild Card entry, beating the 4th and 5th seeds on the way

7. - Naiktha Bains and Maia Lumsden for being the first all British ladies pairing for 40 years to reach the Ladies Doubles Quarter Finals. Entered top 100 in the low 90's

8. - Henry Searle - Wimbledon Boys' Champion!! And number 5 in the junior world rankings

9. - Neal Skupski - Wimbledon Men's Doubles Champion and STILL Nº 1 in the world.

10. - Toby Samuel - Won the 25k singles title at Notts, despite being a full-time college student and only age 20, AND won a round in Wimbly Men's Doubles. CH WR of 518

11. - Alfie Hewett/Gordon Reid - won the Wimbledon wheelchair mens doubles title, their fifth Wimbledon title, and on Court One!

12. - Mark Ceban - Wimbledon Boy's 14 and under Champion. Also reached last 8 of European Under 14 Champs.

13. - Mattias Southcombe - For getting his first ever WR point.

14. - Dan Cox - reaching a final and a semi in the two M25 grass events in July, more importantly achieving the most grass court wins, men and women, over the 2023 Grass season, with 14 wins in total

15. Aidan McHugh - two back to back M25 finals winning one and playing the final of the other this weekend.

16 Arthur Fery/Stuart Parker - for winning their first M25 doubles trophy together.

17 Emile Hudd & Johannus Monday - for winning their first M25 doubles trophy together, at Roehampton (with Emile only being ranked ATP 1475)

18. Hannah Klugman - gained her first WTA ranking at WR1095, the youngest person and only 14 year old with a WTA ranking. She was runner up in Junior Wimbledon doubles and reached last 16 in the singles.

19. Heather Watson - for sticking it out through far too many rain stoppages and winning the WTA250 doubles title in Warsaw with Yanina Wickmayer (where she also reached the quarter final).