I came on here to nominate Olivia, but then saw the conversation above and thought I'd better not. But after a nice dinner and a couple of glasses of wine I still think she's worth it so what the heck... Sorry TA, but I'm so delighted to see her playing with a good partner like Gadecki and I really hope this partnership continues.

Nominations

1. Oliver Bonding, for winning the J500 "Banana Bowl", dropping only one set along the way. Oli is the first British boy to win a J500 event since they were introduced in 2023, having earlier in the week become the first British boy to reach the semis or beyond of a J500 event. Prior to the introduction of J500s, only three other British boys had won any of the equivalent top-level "Grade A" tournaments, the last of them being George Morgan, who won the 2010 Orange Bowl.

2. Alfie Hewett - won the Super series Cajun Classic, beating world number one (Oda) in the final and for a secomd straight week to take his consecutive wins now to 12 matches. Also won the doubles title (w/ Gordon Reid).

3. Luke Hooper (2006) - two J100 singles titles, back to back, at Loughborough

4. Mingge Xu (Mimi) - aged 16 - for winning the doubles title at the W15 in Monastir - her first double tournament outside the UK. And she also reached the quarter final in singles (her fourth tournament abroad, all in Monastir)

5. Olivia Nicholls for winning the W125 in Charleston

Canda wrote:

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I would like to but I dont know how. Please could someone tell me in easy steps how to do this?

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 Canda, to nominate, just

- click on the "Quote" button on the top right of the post with the most recent nomination list

- edit out any unnecessary text (such as details of who made the post you're quoting

- add the next number to the bottom of the list, the name of the person you're nominating and the reason.

- click on the "Submit Post" button

That's it!

As you can see, some of us (like me) like to write a lot for our nominations and some (like SuperT) keep it short and sweet. Either is fine.

-- Edited by Tanaqui on Saturday 16th of March 2024 09:06:39 PM

Tanaqui wrote:

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Canda wrote:

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I would like to but I dont know how. Please could someone tell me in easy steps how to do this?

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 Canda, to nominate, just

- click on the "Quote" button on the top right of the post with the most recent nomination list

- edit out any unnecessary text (such as details of who made the post you're quoting

- add the next number to the bottom of the list, the name of the person you're nominating and the reason.

- click on the "Submit Post" button

That's it!

As you can see, some of us (like me) like to write a lot for our nominations and some (like SuperT) keep it short and sweet. Either is fine.

-- Edited by Tanaqui on Saturday 16th of March 2024 09:06:39 PM

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 Also, Canda, dont feel if someone has posted a nomination but not said as much as you might have said, that you cant add to it. Just do as Tanaqui succinctly writes above and , rather than adding a new name, add some extra commentary to the relevant player, and then repost the list. Its a list that is owned by all, so at various points in the month people edit and add comments to certain players ! 

and please feel free to put in a nomination at any time you wish , for this month or for future months ! 

the addict wrote:

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Well done SuperT on the nomination. Just to be clear, I nominated Liv last month for winning a 250 - the 125 this week (although I enjoyed watching the final) didn't quite excite me so much - so I left it to others

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 Absolutely , and different performances catch us all in different ways. Although not as long a list as often at this point of the month, its shaping up nicely. Id say its going to be competitive, unless someone comes up with a big title or performance in the next two weeks. 

Canda wrote:

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Thank you Super T for nominating and Tanaqui for showing me how to do so in future

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 And, Canda, if you really have a problem and it's doing your head in, just type it as a normal message, like the one above, and someone will put it in for you 

Nominations

1. Oliver Bonding, for winning the J500 "Banana Bowl", dropping only one set along the way. Oli is the first British boy to win a J500 event since they were introduced in 2023, having earlier in the week become the first British boy to reach the semis or beyond of a J500 event. Prior to the introduction of J500s, only three other British boys had won any of the equivalent top-level "Grade A" tournaments, the last of them being George Morgan, who won the 2010 Orange Bowl.

2. Alfie Hewett - won the Super series Cajun Classic, beating world number one (Oda) in the final and for a secomd straight week to take his consecutive wins now to 12 matches. Also won the doubles title (w/ Gordon Reid).

3. Luke Hooper (2006) - two J100 singles titles, back to back, at Loughborough

4. Mingge Xu (Mimi) - aged 16 - for winning the doubles title at the W15 in Monastir - her first double tournament outside the UK. And she also reached the quarter final in singles (her fourth tournament abroad, all in Monastir)

5. Olivia Nicholls for winning the W125 in Charleston

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 Bumping the list