Oh a nearly nomination!? Haha. Is the Cardiff event ongoing, the PTT/UTR site is so hard to find results or info from, so have no idea - could Isabelle progress further this week, is the real question?!
1. Zech Hamrouni - won the J100 title in Loughborough for his first title in singles at this level, previously won a J30 in 2023. Will rise over 100 places to top 300 with this win. And apparently a nice guy as well!
2. Daniela Piani - capping off a breakout year by winning her fourth J100 title of 2024, at Loughborough. This should take her to a new CH.
3. Jodie Burrage - for reaching the final in the singles and the semi-final in the doubles (with Freya Christie) at the W100 in Dubai. This will take her back into the top 200 in singles and top 250 in doubles. In addition to being excellent results in themselves, Jodie has shown a lot of improved mental toughness: when she's had moments of getting frustrated, she's been able to settle down, figure out hiow to counter what's annoying her and turn sets around.
4. Stefan Cooper - age 28 - just won his first ITF title - the doubles at the M15 in Mexico. They also serve who only stand and wait. (And he's quite a fun guy to watch)
Hi Tanaqui - are you good for the Jodie upgrade here?!
Just to say, when we get to the vote (and apropos nothing!!) , if a player gets no votes they cant take one of the top 2 places ie if one player gets all the votes, there wont be a runner up. Dont get something for nothing in this world.
1. Zech Hamrouni - won the J100 title in Loughborough for his first title in singles at this level, previously won a J30 in 2023. Will rise over 100 places to top 300 with this win. And apparently a nice guy as well!
2. Daniela Piani - capping off a breakout year by winning her fourth J100 title of 2024, at Loughborough. This should take her to a new CH.
3. Jodie Burrage - for winning the W100 in Dubai and reaching the the semi-final in the doubles (with Freya Christie). The W100 title is her best by some distance (her previous best title was a W60.) During the tournament, she only lost one set. In the final, she beat the number 1 seed, an in-form Kudermetova who had just reached a new CH. Jodie's wins here will take her back into the top 200 in singles and top 250 in doubles. In addition to being excellent results in themselves, Jodie has shown a lot of improved mental toughness: when she's had moments of getting frustrated, she's been able to settle down, figure out hiow to counter what's annoying her and turn sets around.
4. Stefan Cooper - age 28 - just won his first ITF title - the doubles at the M15 in Mexico. They also serve who only stand and wait. (And he's quite a fun guy to watch)
-- Edited by Tanaqui on Sunday 8th of December 2024 03:26:27 PM
Although a quieter month, December still has a player of the month process in play as we hit the middle of week 2 of 3. Not sure how many players will be in at the pointy end of the week but if someone catches your eye in ITF, junior, British Tour or team play this week, just add them to the list above- all nominations are accepted!
As DF has posted the Friday feeling list, will anyone get onto the December PoM list
Per DF:
Week 50 09/12/2024
Having that 'Friday feeling' this week are :-
M15 Qatar Ryan
M15 Egypt Stuart
and in doubles : -
M15 Egypt Stuart / Michael
M15 Mexico Stefan + Noah
M15 Qatar Ali H + Ammar
The J500 Plantation in Florida is the final J500 of 2024 . Hannah is the defending champion in Singles. This year so far Hannah has reached the Quarter Finals in Singles.
Plus it is the British Tour Masters in Loughborough
1. Zech Hamrouni - won the J100 title in Loughborough for his first title in singles at this level, previously won a J30 in 2023. Will rise over 100 places to top 300 with this win. And apparently a nice guy as well!
2. Daniela Piani - capping off a breakout year by winning her fourth J100 title of 2024, at Loughborough. This should take her to a new CH.
3. Jodie Burrage - for winning the W100 in Dubai and reaching the the semi-final in the doubles (with Freya Christie). The W100 title is her best by some distance (her previous best title was a W60.) During the tournament, she only lost one set. In the final, she beat the number 1 seed, an in-form Kudermetova who had just reached a new CH. Jodie's wins here will take her back into the top 200 in singles and top 250 in doubles. In addition to being excellent results in themselves, Jodie has shown a lot of improved mental toughness: when she's had moments of getting frustrated, she's been able to settle down, figure out hiow to counter what's annoying her and turn sets around.
4. Stefan Cooper - age 28 - just won his first ITF title - the doubles at the M15 in Mexico. They also serve who only stand and wait. (And he's quite a fun guy to watch)
-- Edited by Tanaqui on Sunday 8th of December 2024 03:26:27 PM
Stuart (singles and doubles), Ryan, Ali, Michael and Hannah all looking to put their hand up for a place on our list over the weekend; but Stefan is already on it, can he add to his record for the month this week and build his case to be the PoM?!
1. Zech Hamrouni - won the J100 title in Loughborough for his first title in singles at this level, previously won a J30 in 2023. Will rise over 100 places to top 300 with this win. And apparently a nice guy as well!
2. Daniela Piani - capping off a breakout year by winning her fourth J100 title of 2024, at Loughborough. This should take her to a new CH.
3. Jodie Burrage - for winning the W100 in Dubai and reaching the the semi-final in the doubles (with Freya Christie). The W100 title is her best by some distance (her previous best title was a W60.) During the tournament, she only lost one set. In the final, she beat the number 1 seed, an in-form Kudermetova who had just reached a new CH. Jodie's wins here will take her back into the top 200 in singles and top 250 in doubles. In addition to being excellent results in themselves, Jodie has shown a lot of improved mental toughness: when she's had moments of getting frustrated, she's been able to settle down, figure out hiow to counter what's annoying her and turn sets around.
4. Stefan Cooper - age 28 - just won his first ITF title - the doubles at the M15 in Mexico. They also serve who only stand and wait. (And he's quite a fun guy to watch)