04-02-2019, 11:26 AM
FYI, here are the latest team and individual rankings, with teams and players we've played or are scheduled to play in the dual season listed as well:
Team rankings:
1. Georgia (L)
5. Stanford (up 2)
6. Vanderbilt (W, down 1)
7. Texas (W, down 1)
8. UCLA (W, up 3)
11. USC (W, up 5)
15. Washington (down 2)
19. Cal (down 4, not bad for going 0-2)
28. LSU (W, down 5)
36. WSU (W, down 1)
37. Princeton (W, up 1)
39. Utah (up 8)
44. Arizona State (W, up 6)
Note: Georgia and UNC are clearly above the rest (82.60 and 81.10 points), followed by another close group of 3 (South Carolina at 67.08, Duke at 64.70, and Stanford at 63.72). We're about 8 points ahead of Vanderbilt, who is about 2 points ahead of Texas, who is about 2.5 points ahead of UCLA. The relative wisdom of the ranking calculation is again apparent: UCLA and USC each beat a good team and lost to a great team and moved up, rather than down; Cal only dropped 4 spots despite going 0-2 because both of those losses were to higher-ranked teams.
Individual Rankings
Singles
1. Jokic (UGA)
4. Contreras (Vanderbilt)
10. Richardson (LSU)
14. Rosca (Vanderbilt)
17. B. Turati (Texas)
21. Bolton (UCLA)
22. Arbuthnott
24. Gonzalez (UGA)
35. Lord
36. Gordon
39. A. Turati (Texas)
40. Rosenqvist (Cal)
41. Hart (UCLA)
42. Hauger (Cal)
43. Ewing (USC)
46. Wolff (UGA)
52. Granic (Texas)
53. Golovin (LSU)
56. Meyer (Vanderbilt)
57. Bayerlova (WSU)
59. Lampl
62. Melounova (Hawaii)
63. Drummy (Vanderbilt)
74. Shin
83. Kozyreva (St. Mary's)
87. Kulikov (USC)
89. Carle (UGA)
93. Higuchi
95. Fung (UW)
97. Choy
98. Altick (UCLA)
100. John-Baptiste (ASU)
101. Kowalski (UGA)
110. Pothoff (Santa Clara)
111. Bright (Cal)
115. Smith (Vanderbilt)
120. Markovic (Texas)
122. Willson (USC)
123. Neffa (USC)
Note: Stanford's 7 ranked players is still the most in the country, ahead of Georgia and Vanderbilt with 5 each. UNC only has four players ranked, but they're way up there (#6, #7, #12, and #29).
Doubles
3. John-Baptiste/Hattingh (ASU)
7. Andrews/Broomfield (UCLA)
10. Golovin/Richardson (LSU)
11. Bolton/Hart (UCLA)
13. Mraz/Rosenqvist (Cal)
14. Kulikov/Valdes (USC)
15. Lampl/Yee
25. Arbuthnott/Gordon
28. Bright/Dunk (Cal)
30. Smith/Contreras (Vanderbilt)
32. Yee/Madurawe
35. Andrinopolous/Malinen (CU)
36. Lord/Madurawe
38. Fung/Zupancic (UW)
43. Kozyreva/Abdelouahid (St. Mary's)
48. Contreras/Dvorak (Vanderbilt)
49. Altick/Miller (UCLA)
55. Christofi/Wolff (UGA)
61. Alicea/Hampton (ASU)
62. Hart/Broomfield (UCLA)
64. A. Turati/Poluta (Texas)
68. Stloukalova/Mraz (Cal)
75. Sato/Mylonas (WSU)
76. Drummy/Rosca (Vanderbilt)
80. Mulville/Kahfiani (Oregon)
85. Branstine/Jaeger (USC)
86. Turati/Turati (Texas)
87. Wilson/Thomas (Arizona)
Team rankings:
1. Georgia (L)
5. Stanford (up 2)
6. Vanderbilt (W, down 1)
7. Texas (W, down 1)
8. UCLA (W, up 3)
11. USC (W, up 5)
15. Washington (down 2)
19. Cal (down 4, not bad for going 0-2)
28. LSU (W, down 5)
36. WSU (W, down 1)
37. Princeton (W, up 1)
39. Utah (up 8)
44. Arizona State (W, up 6)
Note: Georgia and UNC are clearly above the rest (82.60 and 81.10 points), followed by another close group of 3 (South Carolina at 67.08, Duke at 64.70, and Stanford at 63.72). We're about 8 points ahead of Vanderbilt, who is about 2 points ahead of Texas, who is about 2.5 points ahead of UCLA. The relative wisdom of the ranking calculation is again apparent: UCLA and USC each beat a good team and lost to a great team and moved up, rather than down; Cal only dropped 4 spots despite going 0-2 because both of those losses were to higher-ranked teams.
Individual Rankings
Singles
1. Jokic (UGA)
4. Contreras (Vanderbilt)
10. Richardson (LSU)
14. Rosca (Vanderbilt)
17. B. Turati (Texas)
21. Bolton (UCLA)
22. Arbuthnott
24. Gonzalez (UGA)
35. Lord
36. Gordon
39. A. Turati (Texas)
40. Rosenqvist (Cal)
41. Hart (UCLA)
42. Hauger (Cal)
43. Ewing (USC)
46. Wolff (UGA)
52. Granic (Texas)
53. Golovin (LSU)
56. Meyer (Vanderbilt)
57. Bayerlova (WSU)
59. Lampl
62. Melounova (Hawaii)
63. Drummy (Vanderbilt)
74. Shin
83. Kozyreva (St. Mary's)
87. Kulikov (USC)
89. Carle (UGA)
93. Higuchi
95. Fung (UW)
97. Choy
98. Altick (UCLA)
100. John-Baptiste (ASU)
101. Kowalski (UGA)
110. Pothoff (Santa Clara)
111. Bright (Cal)
115. Smith (Vanderbilt)
120. Markovic (Texas)
122. Willson (USC)
123. Neffa (USC)
Note: Stanford's 7 ranked players is still the most in the country, ahead of Georgia and Vanderbilt with 5 each. UNC only has four players ranked, but they're way up there (#6, #7, #12, and #29).
Doubles
3. John-Baptiste/Hattingh (ASU)
7. Andrews/Broomfield (UCLA)
10. Golovin/Richardson (LSU)
11. Bolton/Hart (UCLA)
13. Mraz/Rosenqvist (Cal)
14. Kulikov/Valdes (USC)
15. Lampl/Yee
25. Arbuthnott/Gordon
28. Bright/Dunk (Cal)
30. Smith/Contreras (Vanderbilt)
32. Yee/Madurawe
35. Andrinopolous/Malinen (CU)
36. Lord/Madurawe
38. Fung/Zupancic (UW)
43. Kozyreva/Abdelouahid (St. Mary's)
48. Contreras/Dvorak (Vanderbilt)
49. Altick/Miller (UCLA)
55. Christofi/Wolff (UGA)
61. Alicea/Hampton (ASU)
62. Hart/Broomfield (UCLA)
64. A. Turati/Poluta (Texas)
68. Stloukalova/Mraz (Cal)
75. Sato/Mylonas (WSU)
76. Drummy/Rosca (Vanderbilt)
80. Mulville/Kahfiani (Oregon)
85. Branstine/Jaeger (USC)
86. Turati/Turati (Texas)
87. Wilson/Thomas (Arizona)