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Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Big jumps in particular for 2010-er Daisy Wootton and 2011-er Tanishka Naveen

7th July 2025

Top-100 and main upward movers

GIRLS

3 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
14 (-6) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
53 (+5) Allegra Korpanec Davies
61 (+6) Brooke Black
67 (-32) Mimi Xu
88 (-13) Flora Johnson

152 (+9) Megan Knight ('11)
348 (+22) Edie Griffiths ('09)

596 (+34) Rosie Cho ('10)
803 (+51) Maria Ustic ('07)

1009 (+33) Karina Kiss ('08)
1088 (+531) Daisy Wootton ('10)
1141 (+44) Daphnee Lovdahl ('10)
1239 (+314) Charlotte Perks ('09)
1386 (+452) Tanishka Naveen ('11)
1505 (+66) Sophie Munks
1753 (+143) Julia Reynolds ('09)
1906 (+200) Gabriela Pacheco-Lagoda ('08)

2148 (+484) Alice Haddad ('08)
2736 (+343) Ava Moss ('09)

3721 - NEW IN - Nikita Phillips ('09)

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 7th of July 2025 02:02:31 PM

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

7th July 2025

Top 100 and main upward movers

BOYS

21 (+11) Oliver Bonding
77 (+3) Ben Gusic Wan
81 (-19) Mark Ceban ('09)

168 (+10) Conor Brady

671 (+39) Henry Best
771 (+55) Felix B Evans
801 (+33) Scott Watson ('10)

1027 (+15) Ollie Knight ('08)
1114 (+136) Harrison Cooper
1330 (+23) Matthias Lescano-Vecchi ('08)
1549 (+206) Henry Redfern
1589 (+802) Ruben Stanmore ('10)
1803 (+62) Murray Watters ('09)
1915 (+724) Dan Joita ('09)

2062 (+71) Oluwajomiloju Aminu ('09)
2108 (+103) Henry Cornhill ('09)
2430 (+271) Theo Holmes ('09)
2795 - NEW IN - Olivier Domagalski ('08)

3472 (+504) Nate de Mariveles ('09)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Coup Droit wrote:
Big jumps in particular for 2010-er Daisy Wootton and 2011-er Tanishka Naveen

7th July 2025

Top-100 and main upward movers

GIRLS

3 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
14 (-6) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
53 (+5) Allegra Korpanec Davies
61 (+6) Brooke Black
67 (-32) Mimi Xu
88 (-13) Flora Johnson

152 (+9) Megan Knight ('11)
348 (+22) Edie Griffiths ('09)

596 (+34) Rosie Cho ('10)
803 (+51) Maria Ustic ('07)

1009 (+33) Karina Kiss ('08)
1088 (+531) Daisy Wootton ('10)
1141 (+44) Daphnee Lovdahl ('10)
1239 (+314) Charlotte Perks ('09)
1386 (+452) Tanishka Naveen ('11)
1505 (+66) Sophie Munks
1753 (+143) Julia Reynolds ('09)
1906 (+200) Gabriela Pacheco-Lagoda ('08)

2148 (+484) Alice Haddad ('08)
2736 (+343) Ava Moss ('09)

3721 - NEW IN - Nikita Phillips ('09)

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 7th of July 2025 02:02:31 PM

Yet again, I have a picture of this from the 7th, exactly as above. And today the same 7th list is completely different. But the ITF sites have all been completely messed up all week. So I'm not changing it .....

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

With the caveat that there was some mess-up last week with the ITF site, and so there's no coherence, I have again taken a picture and am basing the new rankings on today's screenshot of this week's ITF's rankings

Well done to Julieta Pareja who becomes the new world #1 in juniors - the youngest player to hold that position

For the GB contingent:

14th July 2025

Top-100 and main upward movers

GIRLS

4 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
15 (-6) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
27 (+19) Mimi Xu
56 (+2) Allegra Korpanec Davies
64 (+2) Brooke Black
81 (-8) Flora Johnson

103 (+49) Ruby Cooling

285 (+74) Daniella Britton ('10)
345 (+26) Mia Wainwright

710 (+89) Clarice Ouvarova ('10)

1146 (+96) Charlotte Perks ('09)
1403 (+60) Hermione K Davies ('11)
1930 (+23) Matilda Burns ('09)

2123 (+299) Sophie Johnstone ('08)
2556 (+208) Angela Cookie ('08)

3568 - NEW IN - Gabby Read ('09)
3735 - NEW IN - Emilia Linley ('08)

Oscariyan · Club Coach

Coup Droit wrote:
With the caveat that there was some mess-up last week with the ITF site, and so there's no coherence, I have again taken a picture and am basing the new rankings on today's screenshot of this week's ITF's rankings

Well done to Julieta Pareja who becomes the new world #1 in juniors - the youngest player to hold that position

For the GB contingent:

14th July 2025

Top-100 and main upward movers

GIRLS

4 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
15 (-6) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
27 (+19) Mimi Xu
56 (+2) Allegra Korpanec Davies
64 (+2) Brooke Black
81 (-8) Flora Johnson

103 (+49) Ruby Cooling

285 (+74) Daniella Britton ('10)
345 (+26) Mia Wainwright

710 (+89) Clarice Ouvarova ('10)

1146 (+96) Charlotte Perks ('09)
1403 (+60) Hermione K Davies ('11)
1930 (+23) Matilda Burns ('09)

2123 (+299) Sophie Johnstone ('08)
2556 (+208) Angela Cookie ('08)

3568 - NEW IN - Gabby Read ('09)
3735 - NEW IN - Emilia Linley ('08)

That's great from Julieta. I still think that Hannah's goal should be to get to junior number 1 herself. Those who get to No1 seem to have the odds of becoming the best of their generation when they're older e.g. Andreeva or Swiatek.

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Oscariyan wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
With the caveat that there was some mess-up last week with the ITF site, and so there's no coherence, I have again taken a picture and am basing the new rankings on today's screenshot of this week's ITF's rankings

Well done to Julieta Pareja who becomes the new world #1 in juniors - the youngest player to hold that position

For the GB contingent:

14th July 2025

Top-100 and main upward movers

GIRLS

4 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
15 (-6) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
27 (+19) Mimi Xu
56 (+2) Allegra Korpanec Davies
64 (+2) Brooke Black
81 (-8) Flora Johnson

103 (+49) Ruby Cooling

285 (+74) Daniella Britton ('10)
345 (+26) Mia Wainwright

710 (+89) Clarice Ouvarova ('10)

1146 (+96) Charlotte Perks ('09)
1403 (+60) Hermione K Davies ('11)
1930 (+23) Matilda Burns ('09)

2123 (+299) Sophie Johnstone ('08)
2556 (+208) Angela Cookie ('08)

3568 - NEW IN - Gabby Read ('09)
3735 - NEW IN - Emilia Linley ('08)
That's great from Julieta. I still think that Hannah's goal should be to get to junior number 1 herself. Those who get to No1 seem to have the odds of becoming the best of their generation when they're older e.g. Andreeva or Swiatek.

Really? What about Sabalenka? She's the #1 at the moment and she got to JR 225

smile

And if you look at it the other way, look at all the players who made #1 in juniors who never got anywhere close to #1 in adults

Taking five years from those who should be at their prime now


2015	Taylor Fritz	Dalma Gálfi
2016	Miomir Kecmanovi	Anastasia Potapova
2017	Axel Geller	Whitney Osuigwe
2018	Tseng Chun-hsin	Clara Burel
2019	Thiago Agustín Tirante	Diane Parry

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 14th of July 2025 02:09:12 PM

Oscariyan · Club Coach

Coup Droit wrote:
Oscariyan wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
With the caveat that there was some mess-up last week with the ITF site, and so there's no coherence, I have again taken a picture and am basing the new rankings on today's screenshot of this week's ITF's rankings

Well done to Julieta Pareja who becomes the new world #1 in juniors - the youngest player to hold that position

For the GB contingent:

14th July 2025

Top-100 and main upward movers

GIRLS

4 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
15 (-6) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
27 (+19) Mimi Xu
56 (+2) Allegra Korpanec Davies
64 (+2) Brooke Black
81 (-8) Flora Johnson

103 (+49) Ruby Cooling

285 (+74) Daniella Britton ('10)
345 (+26) Mia Wainwright

710 (+89) Clarice Ouvarova ('10)

1146 (+96) Charlotte Perks ('09)
1403 (+60) Hermione K Davies ('11)
1930 (+23) Matilda Burns ('09)

2123 (+299) Sophie Johnstone ('08)
2556 (+208) Angela Cookie ('08)

3568 - NEW IN - Gabby Read ('09)
3735 - NEW IN - Emilia Linley ('08)
That's great from Julieta. I still think that Hannah's goal should be to get to junior number 1 herself. Those who get to No1 seem to have the odds of becoming the best of their generation when they're older e.g. Andreeva or Swiatek.
Really? What about Sabalenka? She's the #1 at the moment and she got to JR 225
And if you look at it the other way, look at all the players who made #1 in juniors who never got anywhere close to #1 in adults
Taking five years from those who should be at their prime now

2015 Taylor Fritz Dalma Gálfi
2016 Miomir Kecmanovi Anastasia Potapova
2017 Axel Geller Whitney Osuigwe
2018 Tseng Chun-hsin Clara Burel
2019 Thiago Agustín Tirante Diane Parry

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 14th of July 2025 02:09:12 PM

Fair point - I just feel that players like Sabalenka, Alcaraz, Sinner did not even play much juniors hence their low junior ranking. Whereas those that actually attempted juniors usually have got to no 1 and Hannah has definitely gone the junior route.

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Oscariyan wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
Oscariyan wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
With the caveat that there was some mess-up last week with the ITF site, and so there's no coherence, I have again taken a picture and am basing the new rankings on today's screenshot of this week's ITF's rankings

Well done to Julieta Pareja who becomes the new world #1 in juniors - the youngest player to hold that position

For the GB contingent:

14th July 2025

Top-100 and main upward movers

GIRLS

4 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
15 (-6) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
27 (+19) Mimi Xu
56 (+2) Allegra Korpanec Davies
64 (+2) Brooke Black
81 (-8) Flora Johnson

103 (+49) Ruby Cooling

285 (+74) Daniella Britton ('10)
345 (+26) Mia Wainwright

710 (+89) Clarice Ouvarova ('10)

1146 (+96) Charlotte Perks ('09)
1403 (+60) Hermione K Davies ('11)
1930 (+23) Matilda Burns ('09)

2123 (+299) Sophie Johnstone ('08)
2556 (+208) Angela Cookie ('08)

3568 - NEW IN - Gabby Read ('09)
3735 - NEW IN - Emilia Linley ('08)
That's great from Julieta. I still think that Hannah's goal should be to get to junior number 1 herself. Those who get to No1 seem to have the odds of becoming the best of their generation when they're older e.g. Andreeva or Swiatek.
Really? What about Sabalenka? She's the #1 at the moment and she got to JR 225
And if you look at it the other way, look at all the players who made #1 in juniors who never got anywhere close to #1 in adults
Taking five years from those who should be at their prime now

2015 Taylor Fritz Dalma Gálfi
2016 Miomir Kecmanovi Anastasia Potapova
2017 Axel Geller Whitney Osuigwe
2018 Tseng Chun-hsin Clara Burel
2019 Thiago Agustín Tirante Diane Parry

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 14th of July 2025 02:09:12 PM
Fair point - I just feel that players like Sabalenka, Alcaraz, Sinner did not even play much juniors hence their low junior ranking. Whereas those that actually attempted juniors usually have got to no 1 and Hannah has definitely gone the junior route.

But look at the others, as above

Look at all those ones who got to #1, and attempted a lot of juniors, and haven't ever made top-30 in adults - Galfi, Osuigwe, Burel, Parry, etc etc

Oscariyan · Club Coach

Coup Droit wrote:
Oscariyan wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
Oscariyan wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
With the caveat that there was some mess-up last week with the ITF site, and so there's no coherence, I have again taken a picture and am basing the new rankings on today's screenshot of this week's ITF's rankings

Well done to Julieta Pareja who becomes the new world #1 in juniors - the youngest player to hold that position

For the GB contingent:

14th July 2025

Top-100 and main upward movers

GIRLS

4 (=) Hannah Klugman ('09)
15 (-6) Mika Stojsavljevic ('08)
27 (+19) Mimi Xu
56 (+2) Allegra Korpanec Davies
64 (+2) Brooke Black
81 (-8) Flora Johnson

103 (+49) Ruby Cooling

285 (+74) Daniella Britton ('10)
345 (+26) Mia Wainwright

710 (+89) Clarice Ouvarova ('10)

1146 (+96) Charlotte Perks ('09)
1403 (+60) Hermione K Davies ('11)
1930 (+23) Matilda Burns ('09)

2123 (+299) Sophie Johnstone ('08)
2556 (+208) Angela Cookie ('08)

3568 - NEW IN - Gabby Read ('09)
3735 - NEW IN - Emilia Linley ('08)
That's great from Julieta. I still think that Hannah's goal should be to get to junior number 1 herself. Those who get to No1 seem to have the odds of becoming the best of their generation when they're older e.g. Andreeva or Swiatek.
Really? What about Sabalenka? She's the #1 at the moment and she got to JR 225
And if you look at it the other way, look at all the players who made #1 in juniors who never got anywhere close to #1 in adults
Taking five years from those who should be at their prime now

2015 Taylor Fritz Dalma Gálfi
2016 Miomir Kecmanovi Anastasia Potapova
2017 Axel Geller Whitney Osuigwe
2018 Tseng Chun-hsin Clara Burel
2019 Thiago Agustín Tirante Diane Parry

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 14th of July 2025 02:09:12 PM
Fair point - I just feel that players like Sabalenka, Alcaraz, Sinner did not even play much juniors hence their low junior ranking. Whereas those that actually attempted juniors usually have got to no 1 and Hannah has definitely gone the junior route.
But look at the others, as above
Look at all those ones who got to #1, and attempted a lot of juniors, and haven't ever made top-30 in adults - Galfi, Osuigwe, Burel, Parry, etc etc

Yeah I get that but what about those that have attempted juniors and not got to junior no1 but managed to get to adult no1 or best of their generation?

-- Edited by Oscariyan on Monday 14th of July 2025 02:52:53 PM

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Oscariyan wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

............ But look at the others, as above
Look at all those ones who got to #1, and attempted a lot of juniors, and haven't ever made top-30 in adults - Galfi, Osuigwe, Burel, Parry, etc etc
Yeah I get that but what about those that have attempted juniors and not got to junior no1 but managed to get to adult no1 or best of their generation?

-- Edited by Oscariyan on Monday 14th of July 2025 02:52:53 PM

Yes, absolutely - there's lot of them too - especially if you're including top-10 players, not just top-1 (as you did with the example of Mirra)

But only looking at the #1s:

Kerber, Ash Barty, Wozniacki, Karolina Pliskova - all got to be #1 in adults, and played a lot of juniors and did very well but never got to be #1 in juniors

-- Edited by DavidC on Monday 14th of July 2025 05:48:57 PM

Oscariyan · Club Coach

Coup Droit wrote:
Oscariyan wrote:
---------- Yeah I get that but what about those that have attempted juniors and not got to junior no1 but managed to get to adult no1 or best of their generation?

-- Edited by Oscariyan on Monday 14th of July 2025 02:52:53 PM
Yes, absolutely - there's lot of them too - especially if you're including top-10 players, not just top-1 (as you did with the example of Mirra)
But only looking at the #1s:
Kerber, Ash Barty, Wozniacki, Karolina Pliskova - all got to be #1 in adults, and played a lot of juniors and did very well but never got to be #1 in juniors

Ok maybe its not the world ending if she doesn't get to no1 juniors then smile

-- Edited by DavidC on Monday 14th of July 2025 05:46:35 PM

seagull · Tennis legend

Please stop quoting the entire posts every time. Makes it almost unreadable

DavidC · Tennis legend

I have edited a couple of posts bearing in mind Seagull's comment. If anyone is still finding the thread difficult to read please either edit other posts (if you are an admin) or let me know to do further editing tomorrow.

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Mark Ceban has dropped out of the top-100

But Oliver Bonding is now top-20

14th July 2025

Top 100 and main upward movers

BOYS

17 (+4) Oliver Bonding
67 (+10) Ben Gusic Wan

249 (+24) William Moxon ('08)
402 (+55) Eric Lormier ('10)

1077 (+47) Ollie Page ('08)
1151 (+150) Alex Winder ('08)
1330 (+433) Josh Craze ('08)
1497 (+52) Henry Redfern

2163 (+104) Levi Taylor ('09)
2298 (+132) Theo Holmes ('09)
2342 (+168) Ryan Jacob ('08)
2529 (+43) Jayden Mitchell ('08)

3563 - NEW IN - Dash Green ('10)