Larry Duff
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I think he overtakes Rafa's achievements pretty quickly
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tennisfan17
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2021 Boys Junior Wimbledon winner Samir Banerjee has recommitted from Columbia and has committed to Stanford men’s tennis
feddie is going to have a heart attack - expect 20 photos of this kid posted in the next week
tennisfan17
Professional
I know! It’s going to be a calamity. The kid is good, number 1 line up player for sure….but who’s to say how he will do in college tennis where he will be playing players as good or even better than him
Correction, Standford.
Nostradamus
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Complete domination at the super regionals yesterday. Fery easy victory in the final and pairs up with Rotsaert to win the doubles as well. Here we come, ITA fall championships in San diego.
SINGLES
No. 48 Arthur Fery
R32 – vs. Adam Torocsik (Washington) – W, 6-2, 6-0
R16 – vs. Philip Hjorth (California) – W, 6-2, 6-1
QF – vs. Ewen Lumsden (Washington) – W, 6-4, 6-1
SF – vs. No. 124 Yuta Kikuchi (California) – W, 7-5, 7-5
F – vs. No. 72 Clement Chidekh (Washington) – W, 3-6, 6-3, 6-1
Aryan Chaudhary
R32 – vs. Arthus de la Bassetiere (Gonzaga) – L, 6-4, 6-3
C16 – vs. Julien Penzlin (Portland) – W, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (8), 1-0 (4)
CQF – vs. Luke Vandecasteele (Oregon) – W, 6-4, 6-1
CSF – vs. Joshua Charlton (Oregon) – W, 6-3, 6-4
CF – vs. Mann Shah (Santa Clara) – L, 6-0, 7-5
Max Basing
R32 – vs. Nedim Suko (Washington) – W, 6-1, 6-4
R16 – vs. No. 124 Yuta Kikuchi (California) – L, 6-2, 6-3
No. 100 Alexandre Rotsaert
R32 – vs. Jack Pulliam (Washington) – W, 6-1, 6-2
R16 – vs. Nitzan Ricklis (San Francisco) – W, 6-3, 6-2
QF – vs. Sema Pankin (Portland) – L, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2
Timothy Sah
R32 – vs. Phuc Huynh (San Francisco) – W, 7-6 (5), 6-4
R16 – vs. Quinn Vandecasteele (Oregon) – L, 6-4, 6-4
Tomas Kopczynski
R32 – vs. No. 72 Clement Chidekh (Washington) – L, 6-4, 6-3
C16 – vs. Arthur Neuhaus (Santa Clara) – L, 6-1, 6-4
DOUBLES
Max Basing/Timothy Sah
R16 – vs. Morgan/Torres (UC Davis) – W, 8-3
QF – vs. No. 12 Charlton/Vandecasteele (Oregon) – W, 8-4
SF – vs. Hollingworth/Trkulja (Gonzaga) – L, 2-6, 6-4, 1-0 (8)
Aryan Chaudhary/Tomas Kopczynski
R16 – vs. Keki/Maior (Sacramento State) – W, 8-4
QF – vs. Chidekh/Suko (Washington) – L, 8-5
No. 59 Arthur Fery/Alexandre Rotsaert
R16 – vs. Lumsden/Lin (Washington) – W, 8-4
QF – vs. Pankin/Neos (Portland) – W, 8-0
SF – vs. Chidekh/Suko (Washington) – W, 6-4, 6-4
F – vs. Hollingworth/Trkulja (Gonzaga) – W, 6-2, 6-1
SINGLES
No. 48 Arthur Fery
R32 – vs. Adam Torocsik (Washington) – W, 6-2, 6-0
R16 – vs. Philip Hjorth (California) – W, 6-2, 6-1
QF – vs. Ewen Lumsden (Washington) – W, 6-4, 6-1
SF – vs. No. 124 Yuta Kikuchi (California) – W, 7-5, 7-5
F – vs. No. 72 Clement Chidekh (Washington) – W, 3-6, 6-3, 6-1
Aryan Chaudhary
R32 – vs. Arthus de la Bassetiere (Gonzaga) – L, 6-4, 6-3
C16 – vs. Julien Penzlin (Portland) – W, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (8), 1-0 (4)
CQF – vs. Luke Vandecasteele (Oregon) – W, 6-4, 6-1
CSF – vs. Joshua Charlton (Oregon) – W, 6-3, 6-4
CF – vs. Mann Shah (Santa Clara) – L, 6-0, 7-5
Max Basing
R32 – vs. Nedim Suko (Washington) – W, 6-1, 6-4
R16 – vs. No. 124 Yuta Kikuchi (California) – L, 6-2, 6-3
No. 100 Alexandre Rotsaert
R32 – vs. Jack Pulliam (Washington) – W, 6-1, 6-2
R16 – vs. Nitzan Ricklis (San Francisco) – W, 6-3, 6-2
QF – vs. Sema Pankin (Portland) – L, 6-1, 4-6, 6-2
Timothy Sah
R32 – vs. Phuc Huynh (San Francisco) – W, 7-6 (5), 6-4
R16 – vs. Quinn Vandecasteele (Oregon) – L, 6-4, 6-4
Tomas Kopczynski
R32 – vs. No. 72 Clement Chidekh (Washington) – L, 6-4, 6-3
C16 – vs. Arthur Neuhaus (Santa Clara) – L, 6-1, 6-4
DOUBLES
Max Basing/Timothy Sah
R16 – vs. Morgan/Torres (UC Davis) – W, 8-3
QF – vs. No. 12 Charlton/Vandecasteele (Oregon) – W, 8-4
SF – vs. Hollingworth/Trkulja (Gonzaga) – L, 2-6, 6-4, 1-0 (8)
Aryan Chaudhary/Tomas Kopczynski
R16 – vs. Keki/Maior (Sacramento State) – W, 8-4
QF – vs. Chidekh/Suko (Washington) – L, 8-5
No. 59 Arthur Fery/Alexandre Rotsaert
R16 – vs. Lumsden/Lin (Washington) – W, 8-4
QF – vs. Pankin/Neos (Portland) – W, 8-0
SF – vs. Chidekh/Suko (Washington) – W, 6-4, 6-4
F – vs. Hollingworth/Trkulja (Gonzaga) – W, 6-2, 6-1
Nostradamus
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Nostradamus
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With Samir coming in, guaranteed to become dynasty of championships just like in the days of Coach Gould
Nostradamus
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Man this Banerjee kid is really good, big time game
Subway Tennis
Legend
And just like that, another era of dominance begins for the Cards.
Can they win the whole thing?
Nostradamus
Bionic Poster
They will go undefeated
Larry Duff
Legend
Goalden sets against Florida
I've heard that they ITA is going to cancel the season if Banerjee indeed joins Stanford. There will be no point in playing. Kind of like when Axel G., the 2017 Wimbledon Championships Boys' Doubles champion, the 2017 Wimbledon Championships Boys' Singles finalist, and the 2017 US Open Boys' Singles finalist, and then No. 1 ranked junior player joined Stanford.
ok, bad example, but still......
ok, bad example, but still......
Nostradamus
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Nostradamus
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Congrats to Fery and Rottie on reaching the finals of ITA fall championship. Go Card
Nostradamus
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And Congrats to Fery for reaching both singles and doubles final in a tournament with very tough 4 day format. GO Card
And Congrats to Fery for reaching both singles and doubles final in a tournament with very tough 4 day format. GO Card
Shelton routined Holmgren in ITA AA finals - while he might not have any chance of playing top 4-5 at UF, this Fery kid seems okay, certainly better than Geller
Nostradamus
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did Shelton almost qualify for Wimbledon ?? did he almost beat Griespoor to get into the main draw at wimbledon ?
he won a round then went three sets with the guy who made the QF of the US Open in his first GS qualies appearance (van de Zandschulp, currently ranked 60, ahead of Griekspoor) - but like I said, Fery tries hard and has a good attitude, good kid, could probably be a hitting partner for someone on tour someday
Nostradamus
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Fery is the future wimbledon champion, he will follow in footsteps of Andy Murray.
Future hitting partner to some lady ranked #80 in the world
HA! The predictions never get old nor are they shocking. Still wondering where Matt Bruch is..............
Stumbled across this while looking for Bruch. Looks like he's doing just fine. A few here may find this very interesting starting with Feddie and Bob. Wall Street's Tennis Players (businessinsider.com)
some of the pro-ams that occur among finance executives and the tennis aces among their employees, out on some snazzy courts in the Hamptons, are legendary
forget the pressure of college tennis, how about the pressure of winning your boss bragging rights (and maybe yourself a raise or promotion) in his yearly pro-am weekend
a DC-area executive related to the founding of JTCC used to tell a story of one such pro-am pro (who had previously played in Wimbledon and such major events) getting tight during a match on some fancy backyard Hampton’s court, someone from the crowd yelling out ‘hey! it’s not Wimbledon!’ and the former pro sternly replying ‘nowadays, this event is my Wimbledon’
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Team Overview
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Stanford tennis fans must be over the moon with 3 top 10 blue chips committing for Fall 2022. That's quite a recruiting class!
Nostradamus
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some of the pro-ams that occur among finance executives and the tennis aces among their employees, out on some snazzy courts in the Hamptons, are legendary
forget the pressure of college tennis, how about the pressure of winning your boss bragging rights (and maybe yourself a raise or promotion) in his yearly pro-am weekend
a DC-area executive related to the founding of JTCC used to tell a story of one such pro-am pro (who had previously played in Wimbledon and such major events) getting tight during a match on some fancy backyard Hampton’s court, someone from the crowd yelling out ‘hey! it’s not Wimbledon!’ and the former pro sternly replying ‘nowadays, this event is my Wimbledon’
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Nostradamus
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"In our busy lives of caring for ourselves and our family, let's find the time to serve others and care for one another. Strangers that we are, finding the time to care for each other brings humility to all of us as human beings." Me
Larry Duff
Legend
Ghandi, MLK, fedace the list of great men just keeps growing.
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Nostradamus
Bionic Poster
Way to go Tristen Boyer. One more round and he qualifies for the champaign challenger. Lots of tough tour players in this tournament.
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Draws | ATP Tour | Tennis
Official singles, doubles and qualifying draw from the tournament archive in men's professional tennis on the ATP Tour.
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dr325i
G.O.A.T.
StaMford almost beat Florida this weekend. Did you watch, Ace?Way to go Tristen Boyer. One more round and he qualifies for the champaign challenger. Lots of tough tour players in this tournament.
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Official singles, doubles and qualifying draw from the tournament archive in men's professional tennis on the ATP Tour.
I wish they had!
But there’s still hope that a loss to FSU could run Mullen out of town
dr325i
G.O.A.T.
Haha, you sound like my daughter (at UF). They’ll beat FSU and Mullen goes on another year
Way to go Tristen Boyer. One more round and he qualifies for the champaign challenger. Lots of tough tour players in this tournament.
Draws | ATP Tour | Tennis
Official singles, doubles and qualifying draw from the tournament archive in men's professional tennis on the ATP Tour.
spoiler:
Boyer did not qualify
but it’s not all bad news, UF’s Shelton did qualify
Well that is no surprise, we all know Stanford players can't play 2 days in a row--it's too taxing on them physically. Boyer lost to Keegan Smith who recently won a Futures and has seemingly made a full recovery from his head injury earlier in the year.
with Keegan Smith rounding back into form and Giron and McDonald and Jenn Brady ripping it up on tour, it’s pretty clear where you should go on the west coast if you’re looking to become a pro - but Stanford is a solid option as well, for those wanting to go into the tech / finance worlds, or become hitting partners for UCLA pros, or land a country club coaching job where you teach winning 3.5 ladies doubles
even if you suffer massive head trauma while at UCLA you end up better than your Stanford counterparts, such is the detrimental impact of The Farm
You're cherry-picking data, omitting the French Open titles of Matt Bruch and the top 10 ATP rankings of several recent Stanford grads.
Nostradamus
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Go alex. playing in ITA futures against some good players and doing well.
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ROT 1-2 SIN | Alexandre Rotsaert - Colin Sinclair
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Go alex. playing in ITA futures against some good players and doing well.
ROT 1-2 SIN | Alexandre Rotsaert - Colin Sinclair
meanwhile Shelton is in the quarters of Champaign challenger, you know the tournament that previously had some (brief) Stanford participation in qualies
..and Max Cressy (current Live ATP ranking #122), who went to UCLA, and who got to the finals of a Challenger in France last week is into the quarters of another Challenger in France this week. Didn't see any present of former Stanford players in either draw...
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Nostradamus
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LOL,, you know nothing. when Stanford wins the NCAA title in may, you will be saying,,,, they are your hero, and you will worship them forever
Dude I don’t follow water polo, I won’t be that impressed
Rostaert's current ranking has him tied for #1822, and that won't be going up after his loss today to a player ranked #767 in one of the tour's lowest level pro events--a 15K Futures. The highest ranked player in the tournament is Ray Sarmiento, who played at USC and is ranked #501 and spends most of his time these days as a hitting partner to a WTA player. Wasn't Alex yet another one of players Fedace/Nostradamus said would be top 10 ATP? He turned pro some time ago and has done nothing--time for him to get a real job like all the other former Stanford tennis players since the Bryan brothers.
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Rotsaert is still on the Stanford team; not a pro yet.
Thanks, I mixed him up with another player.
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Could have been Alex L. or Alex C., similar ranking history. Understandable mixed up.
Dartmouth and Baylor college grad Charlie Broom defeated Stanford Fresher Max Basing 6-1,7-5 at the LTA’s 2021 Winter County Cup, Stanfords Arthur Fery defeated Auburn’s Will Nolan 6-4, 6-2. This is a UK tournament, at which the different counties play each other in a three day event. Not surprisingly many college players past, present and future are selected to represent their county. The competition is taken very seriously, indeed the Murray brothers have played this event in the past .
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County Cup
From the Isle of Man to The Channel Islands and from the North of Scotland to Cornwall – County Cup tennis is one of the highlights of the year for every player.
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Nostradamus
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Full schedule in January 2022 already, great chance to start undefeated and climb into top 3 in NCAA, GO CARD.
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2023-24 Men's Tennis Schedule - Stanford University Athletics
The official 2023-24 Men's Tennis schedule for the Stanford University Cardinal
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Stanford should win the ITA kickoff weekend at UCF in Orlando to make the final 16. They should be at least slight favorites in the early season matches in Palo Alto vs. USC, UCLA and Cal, as well as the January matches. Lots of home matches there. Could be undefeated until sometime in the final 16 at the National Team Indoors.
