New WTA career-high rankings, September 15, 2014
Player name
|
New CHR
|
Last wk
*= previous CHR
|
+ from last week
|
Pvs CHR
If prior to last wk
|
Date achieved
If prior to last wk
|
Shelby Rogers
|
70
|
79*
|
+9
| ||
Madison Brengle
|
112
|
117
|
+5
|
115
|
8/11/2014
|
Allie Kiick
|
136
|
138
|
+2
|
137
|
8/4/2014
|
Asia Muhammad |
244
|
285*
|
+41
| ||
Sanaz Marand
|
253
|
268
|
+15
|
264
|
5/5/2014
|
Danielle Lao
|
369
|
375*
|
+6
| ||
Tori Kinard
|
370
|
373*
|
+3
| ||
Tornado Alicia Black |
459
|
465*
|
+6
| ||
Caitlin Whoriskey
|
460
|
466*
|
+6
| ||
Christina Makarova
|
584
|
587
|
+3
|
586
|
7/21/2014
|
Alexa Guarachi
|
596
|
602*
|
+6
| ||
Anamika Bhargava
|
608
|
609*
|
+1
| ||
Nadja Gilchrist
|
654
|
655*
|
+1
| ||
Ellie Halbauer
|
693
|
694*
|
+1
| ||
Julia Elbaba
|
695
|
696*
|
+1
| ||
Alexandra Riley
|
750
|
758*
|
+8
|
This is a long list, but as you can see, there are only three players whose ranking increased more than a handfull - all three of them were, like me, in Quebec! It was super excellent to watch Rogers, Muhammad and Marand (as well as Brengle and Lao) play in person. Muhammad was in particular exciting as she came back from a break down in the third in three successive matches, although she lost in a third set tiebreak (to Rogers) in that final match.
In the next few months, I'll be looking to see if Rogers can break the Top 50, Brengle the Top 100, and Muhammad the Top 200. As for Marand, it's great to see her progress again after a bit of a slip over the summer. She has 42 points to defend through the end of the year so some good ITF events are a must if she wants to make the Australian Open qualifying cut (hint: she does).
New ATP career-high rankings, September 15, 2014
Player name
|
New CHR
|
Last wk
*= pvs CHR
|
+ from last wk
|
Pvs CHR
If prior to last wk
|
Date achieved
If prior to last wk
|
Daniel Nguyen
|
384
|
401
|
+17
|
397
|
8/25/2014
|
Connor Smith
|
381
|
395*
|
+14
| ||
Ernesto Escobedo
|
462
|
465*
|
+3
| ||
Sekou Bangoura
|
498
|
541
|
+43
|
535
|
8/11/2014
|
Evan Song
|
533
|
573
|
+40
| ||
Kyle McMorrow
|
681
|
684*
|
+3
| ||
Justin Shane
|
1112
|
1256
|
+144
|
1215
|
2/10/2014
|
An impressively tiny group this week, with nobody in the Top 300 moving up (due in part to the absence of challengers in North America and futures in the USA). The two biggest movers, Bangoura and Shane, got their points at the Canada Futures tournament a week ago: Bangoura reached the semis while Shane got to the quarters. Nguyen also reached the CAN F9 semifinal. For his part, Song reached the final of the Mexico Futures that same week.
More names should appear in the next couple of weeks as there will be increased opportunities for points at challenger and ATP World Tour events. In the meantime, congratulations to the seven men above!
More names should appear in the next couple of weeks as there will be increased opportunities for points at challenger and ATP World Tour events. In the meantime, congratulations to the seven men above!
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