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Coup Droit wrote:

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JonH wrote:

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Lambda_ wrote:

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JonH wrote:

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The Sectional and Masters events are a couple of weeks after this in early Nov, right? 

What are the qualification rules for taking part in those events? Are we likely to have Brits in them or is it too early to tell?

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yeah, I missed a few it seems per Lambda's post! I didnt recognise many of the names in my defence so assumed they were Americans!!  

Lambda_ wrote:

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The sectionals and conference masters are 5 to 8 November.

For the sectionals, priority order for entry is the round reached at the All-Americans and Regionals. The deeper they went, the more likely they are to get in. I'd expect to see at least Henry Jefferson, Alex Okonkwo, Theo Coats, Matt Upton, Conor Flynn, Tegan Bush, Isabella Wong and Ferran Redza in singles and quite a few others in doubles.

For the conference masters, the conference representative is selected by committee for most conferences but some do use a conference championships event to select their representative.

Anyone who has already qualified for the NCAAs is not eligible.

Hopefully our better college players, like Luca Pow, Oli Bonding, the Paskauskas sisters, Brooke Black, Allegra KD and Ranah can find a way in.

Eva Shaw is out for the semester unfortunately and Isabelle Lacy, Talia Neilsen-Gatenby and Dani Piani haven't played this season. Dani I believe has been injured since January.

 

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 I've found the priority order for entry to the sectionals. Based on that I have as probable entrants for the sectionals

Singles

Kristina Paskauskas (2nd priority group), Tegan Bush, Matt Upton (4th priority group), Henry Jefferson, Louis Bowden (5th priority group), Isabella Wong, Theo Coats, Conor Flynn, Ferran Redza, Alex Okonkwo, Kyran Magimay (6th priority group)

Doubles

Kristina Paskauskas, Charlie Robertson (1st priority group), Luca Pow (3rd priority group), Athina Schlepphorst, Henry Jefferson, Matt Upton (4th priority group), Erin Pearce, Oliver Hague, Maria Ustic, Luca Bluett, Jaquelyn Ogunwale  (5th priority group)

That's not to say others can't get in, but it will depend on whether there are any spaces left with those that played All-Americans or Regionals having priority.

In the early announcements for the Conference Masters, Edie Hammond (Oakland) is in doubles, qualifying as Horizon League doubles champion at the beginning of the month.

 

 

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 Only other name I could see in the full Masters list is William Moxon - couldn't see any singles entries, men or women. 

https://wearecollegetennis.com/championships/ita-conference-masters-championships/

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 Aryana Bartlett is on that list too

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