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Rating List Period: 15/1 Date Range: (01/08/2015 to 31/08/2015) Rating List Period: 15/1 Date Range: (01/08/2015 to 31/08/2015) Tournaments in this period 28/08/2015 ‐ Euro Mini's Champs 26/08/2015 ‐ Gac Group 2015 ITTF World Tour Czech Open (Major) Olomouc CZE Men's Singles 26/08/2015 ‐ Gac Group 2015 ITTF World Tour Czech Open ( Major) Olomouc CZE Under 21 Men's Singles 22/08/2015 ‐ Liverpool Grand Prix (2015) 22/08/2015 ‐ Liverpool Grand Prix 2015 ‐ Veteran Singles 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 England and you will be listed as a Foreign Player. 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:‐ Justine Campbell Table Tennis England Norfolk House 88 Saxon Gate West Central Milton Keynes MK9 2DL Email: [email protected] Under 13 Girls Prev Pos Name County/Country Points Inactive Periods (‐) 1 Jasmin Wong (165375) Yorkshire 1057 (‐) 2 Patricia Ianau (167169) Middlesex 626 1 (‐) 3 Faye Leggett (95223) Scotland 583 5 (‐) 4 Anna Hursey (6482) Wales 570 (‐) 5 Ruby Chan (157565) Yorkshire 565 (‐) 6 Darcie Proud (90566) Lincolnshire 536 (‐) 7 Sophie Chiang (170005) Essex 440 (‐) 8 Scarlett O'neil (159169) Kent 398 1 (‐) 9 Gemma Kerr (165956) Devonshire 363 2 (‐) 10 Natalia Ianau (167173) Middlesex 356 1 (‐) 11 Alana Mansfield (159199) Essex 338 1 (‐) 12 Lara Whitton (166275) Wales 318 (‐) 13 Holly Smithson (157481) Devonshire 314 1 (‐) 14 Ellie Blurton (164211) Staffordshire 310 1 (‐) 15 Helena Dicken (165503) Staffordshire 309 1 (‐) 16 Isabella Hudson (169593) Middlesex 302 1 (‐) 17 Joelle Bennett (235) Sussex 294 2 (‐) 18 Amy Marriott (172447) SouthYorkshire 281 1 (‐) 19 Sophie Rinnhofer (154440) Warwickshire 277 1 (‐) 20 Daisy Boulton (172563) Lancashire 254 2 (‐) 21 Jasmine Williams (163486) Hampshire 236 1 (‐) 22 Naomi Collins (170406) Lancashire 230 2 (‐) 23 Amillia Baker (170138) Staffordshire 206 2 (‐) 24 Lucy Mccolm (173735) Cheshire 202 2 (‐) 25 Ilyssa Lacorte (170585) Hertfordshire 197 2 (‐) 26 Grace Clement (176566) Wales 197 2 (‐) 27 Mari Baldwin (175928) Devonshire 182 2 (‐) 28 Lara Gimbuta (176379) Devonshire 181 3 (‐) 29 Erin Green (156732) Nottinghamshire 177 1 (‐) 30 Angharad Beman (168018) Cornwall 169 2 (‐) 31 Isabel Webb (59299) Kent 160 1 (‐) 32 Anna Maria Besarabova (170467) Gloucestershire 158 5 (‐) 33 Kirsty Maull (170245) Staffordshire 154 2 (‐) 34 Anaya Patel (172772) Berkshire 151 2 (‐) 35 Lola Mcghee (176099) ClevelandTTA 130 2 (‐) 36 Thalia Bellam (175159) England 127 3 (‐) 37 Aliza Khaliq (163700) Yorkshire 126 2 (‐) 38 Lucie Smith (167203) SouthYorkshire 123 1 (‐) 39 Emily Ireland (168751) Lancashire 117 4 (‐) 40 Samadhi Udamulla (168711) Hertfordshire 106 3 (‐) 41 Eliza Conley (165086) Yorkshire 104 2 (‐) 42 Milly Green (162815) Warwickshire 102 4 (‐) 43 Shahana Nanuck (162745) Middlesex 92 5 (‐) 44 Arianna Di Giammarino (163581) Middlesex 90 4 (‐) 45 Isobel Mcgerty (170470) Suffolk 88 2 (‐) 46 Sarah Costa (175182) Warwickshire 88 2 (‐) 47 Chloe Pryke (164286) Cambridgeshire 76 2 (‐) 48 Megan Brogan (176210) Devonshire 76 4 (‐) 49 Jessi Whittle (176211) Devonshire 69 3 (‐) 50 Natasha Romanel (175158) England 53 5 (‐) 51 Bethany Wootton (163506) Staffordshire 45 3 (‐) 52 Rhian Somerville‐Houlford (80722) Devonshire 40 2 (‐) 53 Ffion Edmunds (175813) Devonshire 35 3 (‐) 54 Rebecca Rigg (173418) Cumbria 29 2 (‐) 55 Lucy Vernon (174988) Staffordshire 28 3 Under 13 Boys Prev Pos Name County/Country Points Inactive Periods (‐) 1 Jamie Liu (4000) Berkshire 1172 (‐) 2 Joshua Weatherby (2125) Durham 1156 (‐) 3 Amirul Hussain (5314) Lancashire 1086 (‐) 4 Aadil Anand (171423) India 1047 (‐) 5 Louis Moyes (3967) Norfolk 999 2 (‐) 6 Freddie Osenton‐Brown (299) Yorkshire 919 (‐) 7 Ben Fillingham (2970) Yorkshire 887 2 (‐) 8 Naphong Boonyaprapa (4904) Thailand 777 1 (‐) 9 Chamika Weerasinghe (6992) Kent 716 2 (‐) 10 Joseph Roberts (6486) Wales 691 5 (‐) 11 Charlie Graham‐Adams (172878) Sussex 686 1 (‐) 12 Luc Miller (6356) Jersey 650 1 (‐) 13 Maxim Stevens (80862) Nottinghamshire 641 1 (‐) 14 Louis Price (163746) Avon 629 1 (‐) 15 William Mccarthy (165774) Kent 616 2 (‐) 16 Shae Thakker (160249) Buckinghamshire 594 2 (‐) 17 Mahmood Kelani (163334) Kent 580 2 (‐) 18 Stanley Shilton (157288) Gloucestershire 565 2 (‐) 19 Harry Boston (46182) Cambridgeshire 561 1 (‐) 20 Rhys Davies (163841) Lancashire 558 (‐) 21 Thomas Rayner (165739) Durham 537 (‐) 22 Dylan Tynan (7733) Cornwall 534 1 (‐) 23 Peter Smallcombe (167498) Durham 506 1 (‐) 24 Jinious Sheth (171354) England 500 2 (‐) 25 Nikit Sajiv (157694) Warwickshire 479 2 (‐) 26 Felix Thomis (158362) Berkshire 463 2 (‐) 27 Michael Tunubu (634) Surrey 452 5 (‐) 28 Luke Nimmo (165844) Lincolnshire 451 1 (‐) 29 David Gofton (170425) ClevelandTTA 444 2 (‐) 30 Martin Johnson (168037) Scotland 441 1 (‐) 31 Charlie Turner (175855) Yorkshire 438 1 (‐) 32 Julio Key (162737) Kent 432 1 (‐) 33 Benjamin Mencer (1331) Middlesex 419 4 (‐) 34 Nicholas Miller (170165) Yorkshire 412 2 (‐) 35 Adam Gent (167821) ClevelandTTA 405 2 (‐) 36 Ben Mcdonald (164573) Cumbria 402 2 (‐) 37 Fraser Kent (80763) Sussex 400 2 (‐) 38 Thomas O`sullivan (5937) Hertfordshire 394 4 (‐) 39 William Gregson (6678) Cheshire 389 1 (‐) 40 Owen Pye (160749) Lancashire 379 3 (‐) 41 Charlie Cunningham (164381) Surrey 374 2 (‐) 42 Matthew Stanfield (165213) Dorset 373 2 (‐) 43 Luke Manning (170971) Bedfordshire 373 2 (‐) 44 Jake Buckley (163739) Kent 370 4 (‐) 45 Mithun Padmanabhan (164413) Wales 370 4 (‐) 46 Johan Wahlgren (169476) Oxfordshire 369 5 (‐) 47 Bertie Kelly (169460) Somerset 366 1 (‐) 48 Adam Szabo (167201) SouthYorkshire 364 1 (‐) 49 Jaden Aulakh (165012) Essex 362 2 (‐) 50 Oliver Bryant (70381) Yorkshire 361 2 (‐) 51 Oliver Michell (166577) Sussex 357 1 (‐) 52 Nathan Birch (163362) Staffordshire 338 1 (‐) 53 Ricardo Bolanos (169128) Warwickshire 319 1 (‐) 54 James Courtney (158280) Cheshire 317 2 (‐) 55 William Bettley (161694) Essex 310 2 (‐) 56 Bradley Burgess (163438) Norfolk 309 1 (‐) 57 Jake Challenger (170292) Yorkshire 309 2 (‐) 58 Thomas Poynter (153056) Hampshire 307 2 (‐) 59 Arjun Arora (170175) Middlesex 300 1 (‐) 60 Morgan Wilkins (160489) Middlesex 290 2 (‐) 61 Alexander Flint (4043) Cheshire 283 1 (‐) 62 Arthur Bracken (173439) Kent 277 1 (‐) 63 Dylan Franks (166161) London 275 1 (‐) 64 Louie Evans (6412) Wales 273 2 (‐) 65 Matthew Westworth (172357) Lancashire 271 3 (‐) 66 Liam Smith (1927) Kent 266 5 (‐) 67 Alex Weatherby (163274) Cheshire 262 2 (‐) 68 Joseph Durling (170079) Middlesex 259 4 (‐) 69 Roderick Mcgillivray (1454) Sussex 256 4 (‐) 70 Luke Davies‐Stokes (160554) Suffolk 252 2 (‐) 71 Joshua Kettle (7675) Lincolnshire 250 2 (‐) 72 Jacob Evans (165775) Sussex 248 2 (‐) 73 Owen Brown (168237) Sussex 247 1 (‐) 74 Jake Grayson (174769) London 247 1 (‐) 75 Harvey Beattie (1488) Lancashire 243 2 (‐) 76 Louie Gardener (167287) Dorset 240 5 (‐) 77 Lewis Slade (158231) Hertfordshire 239 5 (‐) 78 Samuel Fishwick (166080) Hertfordshire 236 5 (‐) 79 Harry Filson (162144) Sussex 234 5 (‐) 80 David Avery (170858) Wales 234 2 (‐) 81 Joe Newman (176125) London 234 1 (‐) 82 Frankie Mcconville (165493) Lancashire 230 2 (‐) 83 Tin‐Chi Wong (173053) Surrey 229 5 (‐) 84 Richard Holmes (168715) Kent 226 1 (‐) 85 Luca Pontone (162982) Durham 224 2 (‐) 86 Louis Beesley (176367) London 223 2 (‐) 87 Pranav Gudipati (171711) Buckinghamshire 220 2 (‐) 88 Leon Pierre (176148) Jersey 220 4 (‐) 89 Jeremy Mencer (163826) Middlesex 219 4 (‐) 90 Lewis Ellams (168532) SouthYorkshire 216 1 (‐) 91 Irek Nawiesniak (162886) Gloucestershire 213 5 (‐) 92 Rayhan Khan (167765) Yorkshire 212 2 (‐) 93 Alexey Aliji (175419) England 212 1 (‐) 94 Thomas Palmer (176045) London 212 4 (‐) 95 Brandon Sangchin (175798) England 206 2 (‐) 96 Edward Cozens (170379) Sussex 204 1 (‐) 97 Ben Moore (168294) Wales 202 1 (‐) 98 Oliver Gray (175716) Surrey 202 1 (‐) 99 George Forster (169713) ClevelandTTA 200 2 (‐) 100 Dylan Tailor (172055) Middlesex 184 3 (‐) 101 Luke Bennett (173121) Devonshire 184 2 (‐) 102 Morgan Reed (164791) Yorkshire 182 2 (‐) 103 Max Shah (175369) London 182 1 (‐) 104 Bradley Fox (173736) Cheshire 180 2 (‐) 105 Elliot Cooper (168769) Lancashire 179 4 (‐) 106 George Whitley (170676) Hertfordshire 179 2 (‐) 107 William Fricker (170326) Buckinghamshire 178 2 (‐) 108 Jamie Peacock (171086) Durham 178 1 (‐) 109 Joshua Fowler (170830) Yorkshire 177 1 (‐) 110 Shay Graham (80045) Northamptonshire 174 3 (‐) 111 Tom Mercer (162224) Devonshire 173 3 (‐) 112 Zachary Hodges (166813) Sussex 172 1 (‐) 113 Ben Allen (168828) Wales 172 (‐) 114 Jack Hewitt (170823) Yorkshire 172 1 (‐) 115 Elliot Nomafo (163308) Surrey 171 5 (‐) 116 Kamran Bastani (171140) Cambridgeshire 170 2 (‐) 117 Adam Helsby (161789) Cheshire 166 4 (‐) 118 Joseph Gillhouley (168536)
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