Nice one!

Nomination List

1 - Alastair Gray - for breaking back into the Top 500 having come through qualies and reaching the 2nd round of the Challenger in Portugal.

2 - Oliver Crawford - for deciding to come and represent the wonder that is Great British tennis

3 - Heather Watson - for reaching the doubles final at the Brisbane WTA500 event and going back to British #1 in style.

4 - Lloyd Glasspool - for winning the ATP250 doubles in Brisbane and making a great start to both 2024 and a new partnership (with Jean-Julien Rojer).

 

 

Nomination List

1 - Alastair Gray - for breaking back into the Top 500 having come through qualies and reaching the 2nd round of the Challenger in Portugal.

2 - Oliver Crawford - for deciding to come and represent the wonder that is Great British tennis

3 - Heather Watson - for reaching the doubles final at the Brisbane WTA500 event and going back to British #1 in style.

4 - Lloyd Glasspool - for winning the ATP250 doubles in Brisbane and making a great start to both 2024 and a new partnership (with Jean-Julien Rojer).

5 - Katie Boulter - for beating Jessica Pegula World No 5 in the United Cup

Since no-one else has done it yet...!

Nomination List

1 - Alastair Gray - for breaking back into the Top 500 having come through qualies and reaching the 2nd round of the Challenger in Portugal.

2 - Oliver Crawford - for deciding to come and represent the wonder that is Great British tennis

3 - Heather Watson - for reaching the doubles final at the Brisbane WTA500 event and going back to British #1 in style.

4 - Lloyd Glasspool - for winning the ATP250 doubles in Brisbane and making a great start to both 2024 and a new partnership (with Jean-Julien Rojer).

5 - Katie Boulter - for beating Jessica Pegula World No 5 in the United Cup

6 - Jacob Fearnley - for winning both the singles and doubles at the M25 event at Esch-sur-Alzette, having come through qualifying in the singles and then beaten the #1 seed comfortably in the semi-final.

 

 

 

JonH comes home wrote:

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Thanks Tanaqui - I did wonder! I half expected Bob to do it and actually think Jake has the best case so far from week 1 so glad someone did it!!

I am actually, personally, going to take a step back from nominating players myself for now, I want to run the process but not necessarily influence it too much, although I may still suggest some ideas!!

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Yes, I was really surprised to check this afternoon and see no one who'd been posting in Jake's tournament thread had nominated him yet.

And, ha, yes, do go on hassling/shaming us with your suggestions. They've prompted me to make a nomination or two. 

 

 

JonH comes home wrote:

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Thanks Tanaqui - I did wonder! I half expected Bob to do it and actually think Jake has the best case so far from week 1 so glad someone did it!!

I am actually, personally, going to take a step back from nominating players myself for now, I want to run the process but not necessarily influence it too much, although I may still suggest some ideas!!

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 Although I said I wouldnt be doing any nominating, I will make an exception for wheelchair players as and when I feel someone deserves it - largely as I dont think anyone else will and I believe someone needs to champion them! So Ill be doing that. But other , able bodied players, Ill leave to others and just prompt now and then! 

Didn't get over the line in the final, but .....

Nominations List

1 - Alastair Gray - for breaking back into the Top 500 having come through qualies and reaching the 2nd round of the Challenger in Portugal.

2 - Oliver Crawford - for deciding to come and represent the wonder that is Great British tennis and then reaching the FQR of AO qualies

3 - Heather Watson - for reaching the doubles final at the Brisbane WTA500 event and going back to British #1 in style.

4 - Lloyd Glasspool - for winning the ATP250 doubles in Brisbane and making a great start to both 2024 and a new partnership (with Jean-Julien Rojer).

5 - Katie Boulter - for beating Jessica Pegula World No 5 in the United Cup

6 - Jacob Fearnley - for winning both the singles and doubles at the M25 event at Esch-sur-Alzette, having come through qualifying in the singles and then beaten the #1 seed comfortably in the semi-final.

7. Jack Draper - for reaching the final the the ATP 250 in Adelaide and beating 3 top 32 players, including the top seed ranked 13.

-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Saturday 13th of January 2024 08:51:48 AM