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British Tennis Forum October 2025 Player of the Month Award - Nominations thread


We are almost at the first weekend in October, 1 of 5, so it is also time to kick this on, as the vote for September takes place

Straight on with the next nominations process; the period ends Sunday 2nd November, another 5 week process. This month it will really be 5 weeks, not almost 6!!
Remember, anyone can nominate at anytime. Just add to the latest version of the list by putting a name and a reason. 

If you arent sure how, just shout!

Nominations list:

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For those looking for inspiration, this was DFs Friday feeling update yesterday for this first October week

britishtennis.activeboard.com/t66034135/who-has-that-friday-feeling/

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In terms of October, we just have Mika in a final today. But it is a big one for her and a second W35 title would be great, with some British tournies to come over the next few weeks.

This month has 5 weeks for nominations and lots of time ahead for a great list to develop!!



-- Edited by JonH comes home on Sunday 5th of October 2025 09:33:36 AM

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Yes, singies has been a washout this week in singies in both seniors and juniors with just Mika left unless there is stray junior out there.

But a great week for Mika, being in that singies final and having already secured the doubles title. So I am sure one or two folk are poised for an opening October nomination, possibly win or lose today.



-- Edited by indiana on Sunday 5th of October 2025 11:55:44 AM

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Nominations list:

1 Rhys Lawlor (2009) - winning the singles title at the J100 in Greece. He's our #2 best player for the age (after Ceban) and this is his first title in 2025, and his best win ever

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Ah, well done Rhys, and apologies for me earlier missing that he was in the final so another potential singles winner ( err, as I see is Mark Ceban in a J200 and Klara Sehnalova in a J30 - edit etc. ). And ultimately actual winner.



-- Edited by indiana on Sunday 5th of October 2025 12:03:55 PM

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Isabella (Bella) Relton has also won both singles and doubles this week
But it was at J30 level and she's 16
So I'm dithering about nominating her

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Nominations list:

1 Rhys Lawlor (2009) - winning the singles title at the J100 in Greece. He's our #2 best player for the age (after Ceban) and this is his first title in 2025, and his best win ever

2 Mark Ceban (2009) - winning the singles AND the doubles title at the J200 in Spain. This equals his best wins ever, and will give him a big booster in ITF points

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Good to see the juniors getting some nominations again, it has been a little quieter the past couple of months

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Surprised to see Mark's nomination above is his first of the season!

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Nominations list:


1 Rhys Lawlor (2009) - winning the singles title at the J100 in Greece. He's our #2 best player for the age (after Ceban) and this is his first title in 2025, and his best win ever

2 Mark Ceban (2009) - winning the singles AND the doubles title at the J200 in Spain. This equals his best wins ever, and will give him a big booster in ITF points

3 Mika Stojsavljevic - in a Tunisia W35 the 16 yo reached the singles final, beating 3 top 500 ranked seeds and losing to a 4th, plus won the doubles title. Moves her up to CHs of around 570 in singles and 760 in doubles.



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Thanks Indy, and CD, good to see a nice little list starting

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A decent haul again this Friday - thanks to DF for collating.

britishtennis.activeboard.com/t66034135/who-has-that-friday-feeling/

Will anyone make the list this week?

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Nominations list:

1 Rhys Lawlor (2009) - winning the singles title at the J100 in Greece. He's our #2 best player for the age (after Ceban) and this is his first title in 2025, and his best win ever

2 Mark Ceban (2009) - winning the singles AND the doubles title at the J200 in Spain. This equals his best wins ever, and will give him a big booster in ITF points

3 Mika Stojsavljevic - in a Tunisia W35 the 16 yo reached the singles final, beating 3 top 500 ranked seeds and losing to a 4th, plus won the doubles title. Moves her up to CHs of around 570 in singles and 760 in doubles.

4. Gordon Reid - won his biggest singles title in 7 years, at the series 1 tournament in Mallorca at the Rafa Nadal Academy, beating Gustavo Fernandez in the final. His previous title this year was at Series 2 level and his last Series 1 title was the Korean Open in 2018

 



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1 Rhys Lawlor (2009) - winning the singles title at the J100 in Greece. He's our #2 best player for the age (after Ceban) and this is his first title in 2025, and his best win ever

2 Mark Ceban (2009) - winning the singles AND the doubles title at the J200 in Spain. This equals his best wins ever, and will give him a big booster in ITF points

3 Mika Stojsavljevic - in a Tunisia W35 the 16 yo reached the singles final, beating 3 top 500 ranked seeds and losing to a 4th, plus won the doubles title. Moves her up to CHs of around 570 in singles and 760 in doubles.

4. Gordon Reid - won his biggest singles title in 7 years, at the series 1 tournament in Mallorca at the Rafa Nadal Academy, beating Gustavo Fernandez in the final. His previous title this year was at Series 2 level and his last Series 1 title was the Korean Open in 2018

5. April Sackflame - age 13.5 (born 2012), winning the J60 singles title a Loughborough, in her first ITF event. A graceful player, with a lot of natural skills, and one to watch

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