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ENGLISH TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION Limited ENGLISH TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION Limited COMPUTER RATING LIST Players in this booklet are eligible to play in England but are not necessarily eligible to represent England in International Competition. Polish Open Pro Tour – Slovenia Open Pro Tour 2010 Europe Youth Top 10 – VW 2009 World Junior TTC Portuguese Youth Open Championship – Bribar East Midlands Junior 4* London Open Grand Prix – VETTS Eastern Masters Chesham High School 2* Junior Triple Group – Yorkshire 1* County Championships – Junior, Senior, Veteran, O60’s NJL 1 – Fareham, Southall – NCL 2 – Southall NJL 2 – Ernest Bevin, Fareham, Garstang, Plymouth NCL 3 – Cirencester, Market Rasen – NJL 3 – Ellenborough, Tunbridge Wells, Westfield Junior : 4106 – Senior :1688 – Veteran : 712 (Total Results : 6506) Date of Run : 28 th January 2010 Date of Next Run: 24 th February 2010 Period 180 Under 13 Boys (62) 70 HUGHES, Jamie (SY.) 186 (69) 71 GWILLIAM, Harry (GS.) 186 * (68) 72 HOLLINGSWORTH, Ed (Y.) 186 * Pos Name Rtg Flg (58) 73 AVIS, Buzzy (DV.) 185 I (70) 74 BARKER, Robert (LA.) 184 * (1) 1 WEERASINGHE, H (SX.) 1450 * (71) 75 HOWARTH, Andy (LA.) 184 * (2) 2 MABEY, Samuel (NP.) 1321 (53) 76 COPPONEX-BOTSFORD, Cy 180 (3) 3 CHAN, Miles Dak Hay (NP.) 1148 (72) 77 WELCH, Harry (LA.) 180 I* (4) 4 WELLS, Tyrone (MI.) 1109 (74) 78 WILLIAMS, John (CH.) 179 * (10) 5 PANG, Hugo (DO.) 919 (73) 79 CRAWFORD, Jack (LI.) 179 ** (5) 6 BOUSFIELD, John P. (CV.) 859 * (82) 80 THEOBALD, Matthew (CU.) 177 (7) 7 BENNETT, Jack (SX.) 833 (75) 81 WILSON, Erik (DV.) 176 I** (9) 8 LAWRENCE, Daniel (K.) 831 (76) 82 UNDERWOOD, Joseph (BU.) 176 * (8) 9 KELLY, Ronan (DY.) 752 (83) 83 AHMET, Arif (MI.) 176 (12) 10 STACEY, Vincent (MI.) 734 (78) 84 DENYER, Chris (E.) 172 * (6) 11 GILES, Marcus (SY.) 718 (114) 85 JEPSON, Adam (CA.) 172 (14) 12 MCTIERNAN, Daniel (BK.) 705 (79) 86 CALVERT, Ajay (CH.) 171 * (11) 13 BASTERFIELD, Jack (MI.) 690 * (80) 87 ROBERTS, Will (LA.) 169 * (13) 14 KWASKOWSKI, Alex (SY.) 653 (84) 88 PANESAR, Navdeep (E.) 164 * (31) 15 WRIGHT, Daniel (MI.) 573 (96) 89 MARTINDALE, Josh (BU.) 161 (16) 16 WEARDEN, Daniel (CH.) 562 (77) 90 HYNES, Ben (LA.) 161 (17) 17 FIELDS, Matthew (LA.) 560 (85) 91 LAW, Ben (WO.) 157 * (15) 18 LEETE, Matthew (LI.) 540 (81) 92 LO, Ryan (Y.) 156 (22) 19 OSBORNE, Bradley (E.) 534 (162) 93 BIRCHALL, Vincent (HE.) 155 (19) 20 FENUYI, Damola (E.) 530 (86) 94 GOODWIN, Callum (DY.) 154 * (20) 21 POUND, Daniel (SX.) 521 ** (232) 95 CLOSE, Anthony (HE.) 153 (18) 22 FORSTER, Billy (CV.) 511 (87) 96 PELLOWE, Mark (LA.) 151 * (48) 23 SAVILL, Luke (K.) 484 (89) 97 MURPHY, Joshua (MI.) 149 I* (21) 24 STEEL, Tony (SX.) 475 ** (222) 98 WATKINS, Frazer (HE.) 148 (24) 25 GUNNS, Oliver (K.) 460 (91) 99 THOMAS, Oliver (BU.) 148 * (29) 26 COLLINGS, Jack (GS.) 455 (333) 100 SCHMIDT, Conor (SY.) 146 I (23) 27 ROSS, William (LA.) 454 (94) 101 KELLY, Bede (E.) 145 * (25) 28 BELL, Thomas J (Y.) 441 * (97) 102 NASH, William (Y.) 145 * (26) 29 BENNETT, Joshua (SX.) 437 (107) 103 PARKINSON, Thomas (CU.) 144 (30) 30 MEADE, Alex (BD.) 423 (100) 104 LAWANSON, Raphael (SY.) 143 (27) 31 RICHARDSON, Dean (ND.) 418 * (98) 105 ALLMAN, Callum (LA.) 142 * (28) 32 JARVIS, Tom (LI.) 402 (228) 106 HENSHER, Marcus (MI.) 141 (39) 33 THOROUGHGOOD, B (MI.) 390 (145) 107 MOHAMED, Mustafa (MI.) 141 (33) 34 GIBSON, Christian (E.) 387 (99) 108 FERRIS, Oliver (K.) 141 * (263) 35 BULL, Zachary (MI.) 376 (154) 109 DALY, Glenn (SO.) 139 (32) 36 JONES, Stefan (WAL) 375 I*** (101) 110 LUNN, Ryan (LA.) 139 * (36) 37 HOLLAND, Ben (E.) 355 (111) 111 CASH, James (CH.) 138 (34) 38 BHAMRA, Sukhveer (SY.) 341 * (102) 112 CROSS, Jack (SO.) 138 * (35) 39 NAGLE, Alex (BU.) 331 * (313) 113 ANDERSON, Dominic (Y.) 137 I (37) 40 CHAUHAN, Krishna (LA.) 321 * (103) 114 PAINE, Nathan (LI.) 137 *** (38) 41 WELLER, George (BU.) 312 (104) 115 RYDER, Harrison (CA.) 136 I* (41) 42 DIGNUM, Jamie (MI.) 309 (95) 116 MAYNARD, Harry (SX.) 136 (64) 43 JONES, Mitchell (MI.) 305 (105) 117 MARSH, Sam (BU.) 136 * (66) 44 RAHBANI, Charlie (MI.) 298 (106) 118 KEAN, Lewis (SY.) 135 * (46) 45 DENBY, Timothy (DY.) 292 (108) 119 CHAPPELL, James (LA.) 134 * (40) 46 PAPANTONIOU, Lucas (MI.) 289 (109) 120 THOMPSON, Harvey (Y.) 133 * (43) 47 SCARISBRICK, Adam (LA.) 287 * (319) 121 HASKELL, Edward (DV.) 132 (60) 48 WINDRAM, Tom (K.) 286 (110) 122 AGYEI, Marcus (SY.) 131 * (44) 49 JAMES, Simon (GS.) 280 * (113) 123 VYDELINGUM, Reiss (K.) 130 * (45) 50 EDEN, David (CH.) 279 * (115) 124 DRAKE, Sam (Y.) 130 (50) 51 WOOD, Bradley (Y.) 277 125 DEHNEN, Tobit (LE.) 129 I (47) 52 COWARD, James (CU.) 275 * (116) 126 RICHARDS, Reuben (SY.) 129 * (183) 53 AUSTEN, Charlie (MI.) 274 (119) 127 WHEALY, Sebastian (E.) 128 I* (52) 54 CASEY, Ollie (SY.) 269 (117) 128 COVERDALE, Matthew (CU.) 128 * (59) 55 EVANS, Scott (NG.) 268 (187) 129 BONE, Jordan (DV.) 127 (57) 56 HAGEN, Ross (SY.) 264 (128) 130 HEATHCOTE, Andrew (ST.) 126 (51) 57 COVERLEY, Lewis (LI.) 261 * (120) 131 WRINTMORE, Paul (SX.) 126 * (49) 58 CLARKE, Daniel (CH.) 261 (211) 132 XIAO, Rui (SY.) 125 (42) 59 MCGRATH, Luke (LA.) 252 (122) 133 NOLAN, Thomas (LA.) 124 * (314) 60 MYERS, Ezra (SY.) 249 I (121) 134 NEAVE, Scott (BD.) 124 * (65) 61 CLAYTON, Sam (Y.) 241 (92) 135 HAYDEN-SMITH, Keanu (MI.) 124 (54) 62 VACCA, Anton (CU.) 240 * (233) 136 MOORE, Christian (WI.) 123 (55) 63 AHERN, Ross (CU.) 235 * (142) 137 HOLE, Joss (SX.) 123 (56) 64 WESTWOOD, Jake (ST.) 229 * (125) 138 WILKINSON, Callum (SK.) 121 * (93) 65 HASKELL, George (DV.) 226 (124) 139 BOULTER, Max (SK.) 121 * (63) 66 ROBERTS, Ben (GS.) 213 (245) 140 ABBEY, Franco (SY.) 121 (61) 67 OWUSU, Senyo (MI.) 207 * (123) 141 BUCK, Daniel (WA.) 121 * (184) 68 LEWIS, Danny (MI.) 201 (126) 142 NEWTON, Adam (LA.) 120 * (67) 69 FOX, Thomas (NK.) 191 * (127) 143 BROWN, Thomas (E.) 120 * (131) 144 ALTY, Lorcan (LA.) 118 * (192) 219 BARTHOLOMEW, Sam (MI.) 100 ** (213) 145 CORNER, James (MI.) 118 220 ZAHEDI, Reza (MI.) 100 (130) 146 CLAY, Thomas (LI.) 118 (200) 221 BYRNE, Richard (LA.) 100 * (132) 147 THOMIS, Gus (BK.) 117 ** 222 TAYLOR, Ben (SX.) 100 (135) 148 KALSI, Amar (E.) 116 * (214) 223 LUSCOMBE, Dennis (E.) 100 * (134) 149 SEYMOUR, Alex (BU.) 116 (179) 224 ONIK, Abu (MI.) 100 * (157) 150 KEAST, Thomas (LI.) 115 (182) 225 STACEY, Jazz (SX.) 100 * (136) 151 FANG, Harry (E.) 114 * (215) 226 SUTTON-MATTOCKS, B 100 ** (118) 152 WHITTALL, Daniel (BU.) 113 (176) 227 BROWN, Oscar (K.) 100 ** (244) 153 UDDIN, Kawsar (MI.) 113 (208) 228 TOMBS, Ben (NP.) 100 * (161) 154 POLLARD, Connor (Y.) 113 (198) 229 THANTHULAGE, Janith (E.) 100 ** (207) 155 HASHIMI, Timur (MI.) 113 230 PANKHANIA, Jay (MI.) 100 (137) 156 WURAOLA, Olamide K (SY.) 113 * (194) 231 NAYLOR, Edward (Y.) 100 * (177) 157 PICARD, Raphael (MI.) 112 (210) 232 MCILVANEY, Andrew (WA.) 100 * (141) 158 SORSBY, William (Y.) 110 * (180) 233 ALLINGTON, James (NP.) 100 * (140) 159 ABBOTT, Jonathon (BK.) 110 * 234 KHASSAL, Karim (MI.) 100 (139) 160 WILLIAMS, Charlie (E.) 110 * (224) 235 BEATTIE, Clayton (LA.) 99 * (112) 161 KAMARA, Enisa (SY.) 110 (226) 236 MERTON, Jack (K.) 99 * (133) 162 RULE, James (Y.) 109 (225) 237 MOSSOP, Andrew (LA.) 99 * (143) 163 BUSH, Matthew (DO.) 109 * (227) 238 ATTER, Abraham (E.) 99 * (144) 164 HANCOCK, Bobby (E.) 109 * (229) 239 HARRIS, Guy (Y.) 98 * (129) 165 PHILLIP, Blair (K.) 109 (230) 240 HIGGINS, Jonny (SP.) 98 * 166 SHUKLA, Amar (SY.) 109 (171) 241 FARAHATI, Alborz (SY.) 97 (146) 167 SULA, Klajdi (MI.) 108 * (231) 242 ASHTON, Nathan (LA.) 97 *** (147) 168 FOLEY, Oliver (BU.) 108 * 243 FEATHERSTONE, Max (LA.) 96 * (148) 169 GLOVER, Edmund (LA.) 107 I* (234) 244 PEPLOW, Thomas (LA.) 96 * (149) 170 HERBERT, Niall (Y.) 107 * (237) 245 WEBLEY, Ollie (BD.) 95 * (150) 171 ROYCHOUDHURY, Rijul (E.) 106 * (236) 246 ROBINSON, Lewis (YS.) 95 * (151) 172 SAIB, Yusef (E.) 106 * (235) 247 THURLOW, Guy (BK.) 95 * (296) 173 GASHI, Lorand (MI.) 106 248 GALLEN, Joshua (BK.) 94 * (169) 174 THEYER, Jamie (GS.) 106 (239) 249 KELLY, Connor (CH.) 94 * (152) 175 STACEY, Rowan (BK.) 106 * (238) 250 FANG, Kevin (MI.) 94 * (155) 176 TURNER, Nathan (K.) 105 * (243) 251 MITROPOULOS, Matti (K.) 93 * (156) 177 SAVAGE, Christian (BK.) 104 * (241) 252 LINDNER, Ralph (DO.) 93 * (153) 178 SIMMONS, Harrison (BU.) 104 (240) 253 WEST, Sam (Y.) 93 * 179 MCMULLAN, Jonathan (HA.) 103 N (298) 254 SAHOTA, Jovan (MI.) 93 (159) 180 THOMAS, George (K.) 103 * (242) 255 KING, Ben (WA.) 93 * (158) 181 MORRIS, Niall (CV.) 103 *** (165) 256 RAHBANI, Alexander (MI.) 91 182 BRANSON, Nikhil (K.) 100 (247) 257 SIMMONS, Henry (BD.) 91 * (168) 183 COSTEA, Bogdan (E.) 100 ** (160) 258 ADENEGHA, Feyisayo (MI.) 91 (164) 184 MCGINTY, Robert (LA.) 100 * (246) 259 STEWART, Sonny (MI.) 91 ** (223) 185 DAVIES, Jack (K.) 100 * (249) 260 GILKES-IMESON, C (CV.) 91 *** (197) 186 JACKSON, Ben (E.) 100 * (248) 261 DEAKIN, Michael (ST.) 91 * (178) 187 HARRIS, Zak (DO.) 100 *** (291) 262 HANSON, Shafique (MI.) 90 (174) 188 NOURSE, Joseph (E.) 100 * (251) 263 DINKELE, Harvey (SK.) 90 * (172) 189 PILLING, Jordan (LA.) 100 * (167) 264 WEN, Jackson (K.) 89 (189) 190 CONTEH, Ishmel (MI.) 100 ** (254) 265 BURTON, Kieren (MI.) 88 * (181) 191 SAMSON, Jack (SK.) 100 * (212) 266 BARMAN, John (MI.) 88 192 VARA, Jay (MI.) 100 (252) 267 DOCKREE, Danny (BK.) 88 * (199) 193 SWEETMAN, Max (BK.) 100 * (253) 268 JAMES, Luke (CV.) 88 *** (217) 194 KOV, Roget (MI.) 100 * (256) 269 THOMPSON, Aaron (SP.) 87 * (201) 195 PEAT, Joseph (LA.) 100 * (257) 270 TYESON, Cameron (SX.) 87 * 196 ARJAN, Bejay (SY.) 100 (255) 271 ANSLEY, Joe (GS.) 87 * (163) 197 WEBSTER, Max (CU.) 100 * (250) 272 LAWTON, Tom (Y.) 86 (206) 198 MCNALLY, Charlie (MI.) 100 ** (259) 273 THOMPSON,
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