Questions regarding tennisrecruiting.net

[willyd24]

A few days ago I played a mid-week tournament at a local club where I beat a 1-star recruit and and an unrated player that was ranked lower than me. Unfortunately, I lost in the finals to a different unrated player that was ranked lower than me. I'm just wondering if anyone has any ideas how much my tennisrecruiting ratings might go up? I'm not sure if the bad loss and the good win cancel eachother out or what happens.

To go along with the above question, the unrated player that I lost to in the finals has just begun playing USTA Tournaments but he is very good and I think he could become a 3 or 4-star recruit. If he does become a star does the loss shift or will it always say that I have lost to an unrated player?

Any help is appreciated, Thank You!!!

[tball2day]

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[tennis5]

Originally Posted by willyd24

A few days ago I played a mid-week tournament at a local club where I beat a 1-star recruit and and an unrated player that was ranked lower than me. Unfortunately, I lost in the finals to a different unrated player that was ranked lower than me. I'm just wondering if anyone has any ideas how much my tennisrecruiting ratings might go up? I'm not sure if the bad loss and the good win cancel eachother out or what happens.

To go along with the above question, the unrated player that I lost to in the finals has just begun playing USTA Tournaments but he is very good and I think he could become a 3 or 4-star recruit. If he does become a star does the loss shift or will it always say that I have lost to an unrated player?

Any help is appreciated, Thank You!!!

1) Play a couple of tournaments (six) before you even start to think about ranking or points or stars.

2) Tennis is a long journey. Make it a happy one. Don't get caught up in all the who beat who business. Play for the love of the game.
It will serve you well when your 50 years old and you still have a sport to play

[kme5150]

You don't need to worry about the rankings. I have watched way too many really good juniors get caught up in it and it can ruin them. Work hard and play your best, the rest will fall into place.