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Rating List Period Rating List Period: 18/9 Date Range: (01/04/2019 to 30/04/2019) Version: 1 Categories Cadet Boys (1372) Cadet Girls (248) Junior Boys (1332) Junior Girls (230) Senior Men (1725) Senior Women (340) Under 13 Boys (632) Under 13 Girls (108) Under 21 Men (517) Under 21 Women (149) Veteran Men (1091) Veteran Women (214) Foreign Players Tournaments in this period 28/04/2019 - Hunts Junior 2* - Cadet Singles 28/04/2019 - Halton 2*- Juniors 28/04/2019 - Halton 2*-Cadet 28/04/2019 - Stiga Nottingham Sycamore 1*- Seniors 28/04/2019 - Halton 2*-U21's Singles 27/04/2019 - XIOM West Midlands 2 * - Veterans 27/04/2019 - XIOM West Midlands 2 * - Seniors 27/04/2019 - NCL-4-Brighton 27/04/2019 - NJL-4-Brighton 24/03/2019 - NCL-4-Cippenham 21/04/2019 - Liebherr 2019 ITTF World Championships Budapest Men & Women's Singles 21/04/2019 - 13th Jersey open Grand prix - Veterans singles 21/04/2019 - 13th Jersey open Grand prix - Under 21 Singles 21/04/2019 - 13th Jersey open Grand prix - Restricted Singles 21/04/2019 - 13th Jersey open Grand prix - Men & Women's Singles 20/04/2019 - 13th Jersey open Grand prix - Men & Women's Banded 19/04/2019 - 13th Jersey open Grand prix - Veterans Team Event 19/04/2019 - 13th Jersey open Grand prix - Junior Team Event 15/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Prem Belgium Junior & Cadet open - Cadet Singles 15/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Prem Belgium Junior & Cadet open - Junior Team 15/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Prem Belgium Junior & Cadet open - Cadet Team 15/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Prem Belgium Junior & Cadet open - Junior Singles 16/03/2019 - Inter-Regional Qualification South East - Cadet 14/04/2019 - Ipswich Britannia Senior Super Series 10/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Prem French Junior & Cadet open - Cadet Singles 13/04/2019 - U12 National Cup 13/04/2019 - Vetts Western Masters 13/04/2019 - St Neots 2*- Junior 13/04/2019 - St Neots 2*-Cadets 13/04/2019 - Scunthorpe 1*- Seniors 13/04/2019 - Scunthorpe 1*- Veterans 13/04/2019 - Scunthorpe 1*- Juniors 10/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Prem French Junior & Cadet open - Junior Team 10/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Prem French Junior & Cadet open - Cadet Team 10/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Prem French Junior & Cadet open - Juniors Singles 08/04/2019 - Inter-Regional Qualification London Region - Cadet 07/04/2019 - Wolverhampton Grand Prix - Veterans 06/04/2019 - Wolverhampton Grand Prix 07/04/2019 - Stiga Nottingham Sycamore 2*- Cadet 07/04/2019 - Stiga Nottingham Sycamore 2*- Junior 07/04/2019 - Inter-Regional Qualification North East - Cadet 07/04/2019 - Stiga Nottingham Sycamore 2*- Senior 07/04/2019 - NCL-4-Nightingale Academy BritishLeague\Premier 2018-19 06/04/2019 - County Championships-Juniors 06/04/2019 - Stiga Nottingham Sycamore Junior 1*-Cadet 06/04/2019 - Stiga Nottingham Sycamore 1*- Junior 06/04/2019 - County Championships - Veterans 01/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Ghana Junior & Cadet open - Cadet Singles 04/04/2019 - Stiga Nottingham Sycamore Super League 1*-Senior 01/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Ghana Junior & Cadet open - Juniors Singles 01/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Ghana Junior & Cadet open - Cadet Team 01/04/2019 - 2019 ITTF Junior Circuit Ghana Junior & Cadet open - Junior Team All tournaments played this season can be viewed at the bottom of this report. Notes Players in this booklet are eligible to play in England but are not necessarily eligible to represent England in International Competition. If no nationality is specified on your Table Tennis England membership profile, your country will appear as "-" and you will be listed as a Foreign Player. If no county of affiliation is specified on your Table Tennis England membership profile, your county will appear as “-“. You can update your nationality and county of affiliation by logging into the Table Tennis England members area. Foreign players are dummies calculated from the top 30% of the ITTF World List. If a foreign player does not appear within this criteria their dummy rating will be entered as zero apart from those players that regularly play in English tournaments. Important Notice Whilst every care is taken that the data inserted into the computer is accurate, the occasional error is inevitable. Table Tennis England accepts no responsibility of any kind for such errors and their consequences. Any mistake will be investigated and proven errors will be rectified in a subsequent list. Any queries from the list should arrive within three weeks of the list publication date and be sent to:- Kerry Coombs [email protected] Under 13 Girls Prev Pos Name County/Country Points Inactive Periods (-) 1 Anna Hursey (6482) Wales 1170 (-) 2 Anna Green (156731) Nottinghamshire 976 (-) 3 Maliha Baig (182658) Essex 836 (-) 4 Sophie Barcsai (183502) Dorset 770 1 (-) 5 Jyothirmayi Vaishnavi Ghanta (191086) Berkshire 752 (-) 6 Bethany Ellis (176155) Lancashire 732 (-) 7 Connie Dumelow (190110) Derbyshire 720 (-) 8 Isabelle Lacorte (182285) Hertfordshire 713 (-) 9 Katie Bates (178432) ClevelandTTA 692 (-) 10 Hannah Silcock (197105) Jersey 687 (-) 11 Saskia Key (175113) Kent 671 2 (-) 12 Ruby Elliott (184582) Wales 669 2 (-) 13 Sienna Jetha (189584) Hertfordshire 611 (-) 14 Liliana Andrade (190252) Jersey 580 (-) 15 Kate Watkinson (184531) Lancashire 579 1 (-) 16 Emily Flynn (201799) Ireland 569 3 (-) 17 Rachael Iles (196802) Buckinghamshire 546 (-) 18 Evelyn Pace (198287) Surrey 544 1 (-) 19 Sophie Richardson (189496) Durham 530 1 (-) 20 Anna Piercey (190241) Buckinghamshire 516 (-) 21 Jessica Moggeridge (182117) Dorset 497 1 (-) 22 Inara Ahmed (188629) Derbyshire 415 (-) 23 Milly Hanrahan (189394) Cheshire 405 (-) 24 Darcy Brewer (177360) Norfolk 377 1 (-) 25 Jessica Morris (196044) Cheshire 349 (-) 26 Emily Cheung (190246) Surrey 346 (-) 27 Mia Longman (190860) Yorkshire 330 (-) 28 Sasha Lewis (191022) Wales 312 2 (-) 29 Chui-Que Wong (198386) Surrey 296 (-) 30 Chloe Kay (180047) Devonshire 291 1 (-) 31 Ella Pashley (200336) ClevelandTTA 281 1 (-) 32 Jessica Felton (174473) Lancashire 279 1 (-) 33 Lowri Hurd (184488) Bedfordshire 274 (-) 34 Sophie Ackred (192275) Cumbria- 258 TableTennisEngland (-) 35 Naomi Coker (193965) Derbyshire 258 (-) 36 Maddy Lyons (190218) Cheshire 254 (-) 37 Ashleigh Browne (196457) Dorset 242 1 (-) 38 Mabel Shute (196700) Essex 239 1 (-) 39 Inderjeet Pawar (191091) - 236 (-) 40 Roma Morjaria (188774) Leicestershire 225 (-) 41 Lucy Bridle (178266) Lincolnshire 220 1 (-) 42 Bella Tonev (196386) Buckinghamshire 213 (-) 43 Shaniely Edwards (191936) Bedfordshire 208 3 (-) 44 Anna Hartley (189397) Cheshire 207 (-) 45 Sally Atkinson (195111) - 202 1 (-) 46 Bethany Pye (199463) Worcestershire 196 1 (-) 47 Katie Le Peuple (197919) Hampshire 191 3 (-) 48 Anna Walsh (185425) Lancashire 190 1 (-) 49 Lilly Atkin (200469) Buckinghamshire 187 (-) 50 Caron Charles (193390) Surrey 183 1 (-) 51 Ella Weavers (194934) - 177 1 (-) 52 Georgina Hunter (200992) Sussex 173 (-) 53 Evie Davies (177799) - 168 3 (-) 54 Gypsie Kay (180048) Devonshire 161 1 (-) 55 Amirah Ali Amirah (196255) - 157 1 (-) 56 Holly Swarbrick (199250) - 148 1 (-) 57 Marlie Gregory (191459) Buckinghamshire 145 (-) 58 Aliya Power (200471) Buckinghamshire 145 (-) 59 Calina Dawson (193394) India 144 1 (-) 60 Mia Lakhani (197376) Middlesex 143 (-) 61 Maddie Edwards (200812) - 142 1 (-) 62 Luna Archard (201471) - 141 1 (-) 63 Isobel Langridge (202374) Sussex 141 2 (-) 64 Olivia Miners (200043) - 138 1 (-) 65 Emily Koester (190228) - 135 1 (-) 66 Elise Davies (195652) - 127 1 (-) 67 Evie Ferrar (195084) - 126 1 (-) 68 Seren Jones (197250) Wales 126 3 (-) 69 Jonabel Taguibao (201472) - 124 4 (-) 70 Devmi Balasuriya Mudiyanselage (199987) Italy 123 (-) 71 Marissa Brooks (194445) Norfolk 122 (-) 72 Vibha Mali (191426) Berkshire 119 3 (-) 73 Isabella Reid (199818) Worcestershire 117 1 (-) 74 Eva Eccles (190608) Norfolk 114 (-) 75 Phoebe Tomlinson (190113) Nottinghamshire 105 3 (-) 76 Emily Roberts (196482) - 105 4 (-) 77 Anya Sompura (177745) Warwickshire 103 1 (-) 78 Jessica Millington (197799) - 103 1 (-) 79 Roya Lim Amiri (195876) - 96 5 (-) 80 Anika Bansal (190527) Yorkshire 93 4 (-) 81 Gabriella Cooke (200813) - 93 1 (-) 82 Orlaith Burgess (190148) Suffolk 79 3 (-) 83 Isabelle Loxam (201028) - 73 1 (-) 84 Brooke Morris (188654) - 72 1 (-) 85 Rachel Lane (195484) Cheshire 59 (-) 86 Freya Vickers (200837) - 58 1 (-) 87 Phoenix Mason (192335) Lincolnshire 55 1 (-) 88 Freya Wynne (186314) - 52 1 (-) 89 Anishka Vijay Sorna Kumar (194702) Surrey 46 1 (-) 90 Lucy Whales (196946) Durham 44 (-) 91 Miri Rosenberg (198583) - 33 2 (-) 92 Jessica Sanderson (202015) Yorkshire 20 1 (-) 93 Eleanor Turner-Samuels (197445) - 15 (-) 94 Scarlett McDonagh (184308) - 12 1 (-) 95 Alesha Ellis-Austin (192972) - 12 1 (-) 96 Millie Noble (196477) Derbyshire 11 Under 13 Boys Prev Pos Name County/Country Points Inactive Periods (-) 1 Connor Green (156730) Nottinghamshire 1346 1 (-) 2 Joseph Hunter (190005) Middlesex 1175 1 (-) 3 Jakub Piwowar (169093) Devonshire 1155 1 (-) 4 Oliver Maric - Murray (174742) Surrey 1138 (-) 5 James Hamblett (176178) Hertfordshire 1111 1 (-) 6 Harry Yip (166327) Sussex 1064 1 (-) 7 Nathaniel Saunders (179165) Warwickshire 943 (-) 8 Georgios Gerakios (179013) Nottinghamshire 915 1 (-) 9 Tom Powlesland (175943) Gloucestershire 874 (-) 10 Jake Haygarth (182541) Durham 863 2 (-) 11 Joseph Cooper (177410) Derbyshire 840 (-) 12 Adam Dennison (184286) Lancashire 827 (-) 13 Ben Poulter (182247) Hampshire 811 (-) 14 Lennon Maughan (185573) Yorkshire
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