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Wednesday, August 10, 2016

Down to the Final 8 in Kalamazoo

It took almost almost a week but a top eight seed finally went down on Wednesday afternoon in Kalamazoo. In the only match of the day that went three sets it was [26] Timothy Sah upsetting [3] JJ Wolf 3-6, 6-2, 7-6(2). According to Colette Lewis's recap at ZooTennis, Wolf served for the match up 6-5 in the third but he wasn't able to close the door and Sah marched on through to score the upset. Colette has quotes from both Sah and Gianni Ross with the latter winning in straight sets despite an upset stomach.

5th Round:
[1] Michael Mmoh (Pro) def. [10] Oliver Crawford ('17) 6-1, 7-6(4)
[5] Gianni Ross ('17) def. [14] Austin Huang ('17) 6-3, 6-4
[4] Sam Riffice ('18) def. [12] Jacob Brumm ('17) 6-0, 6-1
[8] Trent Bryde ('18) def. [29] Alafia Ayeni ('17) 6-2, 6-3
[6] Zeke Clark (Illinois commit) def. [9] Nathan Ponwith (Georgia commit) 7-5, 6-2
[26] Timothy Sah ('17) def. [3] JJ Wolf ('17 Ohio State commit) 3-6, 6-2, 7-6(2)
[7] Vasil Kirkov ('18) def. [11] Alexandre Rotsaert ('18) 6-4, 6-2
[2] John McNally ('17 Ohio State commit) def. [27] John Speicher ('17) 6-4, 6-2

Quarterfinals:
[1] Michael Mmoh (Pro) vs. [5] Gianni Ross ('17) - 12:30 p.m. ET
[4] Sam Riffice ('18) vs. [8] Trent Bryde ('18)  - 11 a.m. ET
[6] Zeke Clark (Illinois commit) vs. [26] Timothy Sah ('17) - 11 a.m. ET
[2] John McNally ('17 Ohio State commit) vs. [7] Vasil Kirkov ('18) - 1 p.m. ET

Breakdown of Final 8

By High School Graduation Class:
2016 - 2
2017 - 3
2018 - 3

By TRN Star
Blue Chip - 8

By Home State
California - 2
Florida - 1
Ohio - 1
Georgia - 1
Illinois - 1
Maryland - 1
Oklahoma - 1

By College Commitment
Undecided - 5
Ohio State - 1
Illinois - 1
Turned Pro - 1

By UTR
Low - 13.57 (Sah)
High - 14.58 (Mmoh)
Avg - 14.05

The Tennis Recruiting Network is doing it's analytical round-by-round predictions and likes Mmoh, Riffice, Clark, and McNally with Ross the biggest longshot.

The google doc lets you scroll with the headers staying in place so it may be easier to view it here instead of the chart below.




Doubles Quarterfinals
[10] Sam Riffice/Anu Kodali def. Connor Hance/Mac Kiger 7-5, 5-7, 1-0 (8)
[4] JJ Wolf/John McNally def. Brandon Lam/Beau Pelletier 6-2, 7-5
[3] Oliver Crawford/Patrick Kypson def. [16] Adam Ambrozy/Bennett Crane 2-6, 7-6(7), 1-0 (2)
Sean Sculley/Nick Stachowiak def. Matthew Gamble/Sam Turchetta 7-6(5), 6-2

Semifinals
[4] JJ Wolf/John McNally vs. [10] Sam Riffice/Anu Kodali
[3] Oliver Crawford/Patrick Kypson vs. Sean Sculley/Nick Stachowiak


Singles Back-Draw

4QIvan Thamma d. Michael Dickson6-1; 6-1
4QEthan Prost d. Jason Kerst7-5; 6-3
4Q(28) Maxwell Freeman d. Caleb Chakravarthi6-3; 6-1
4QPayton Holden d. (32) Casey Ross4-6; 6-0; 1-0(9)
4QBrandon Ancona d. Brandon Lam1-6; 7-5; 8-2Ret (inj)
4Q(23) Matthew Lord d. Tristan McCormick7-5; 7-6(6)
4Q(15) William Genesen d. Mac Kiger7-6(1); 6-1
4QNick Stachowiak d. David Horneffer6-4; 6-1
4QBjorn Hoffmann d. Bennett Crane6-2; 7-6(4)
4QMitchell Iwahiro d. Cotter Wilson7-6(3); 6-4
4QBrian Cernoch d. Kristopher Ortega7-6(3); 6-4
4QJackson Allen d. Beau Pelletier6-1; 7-5
4QJeremy Yuan d. Connor Lee7-6(2); 6-3
4Q(24) Ryan Seggerman d. Kento Perera6-4; 6-2
4QRobert Krill d. Kevin Ma6-4; 6-2
4QJonathan Star d. Charles Deng6-1; 6-3

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Bobby can you explain Cameron Norrie's citizenship? Bio says he was born in South Africa but his hometown is New Zealand. Further, ITF says he represents Great Britain. What's going on????

Bobby said...

He was born in South Africa but grew up in New Zealand - in 2013 he switched to Great Britain (father from Scotland) because NZE didn't have the money in its tennis program to help development him - these articles talk about his switch:

http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/tennis/8633767/Top-Kiwi-tennis-junior-Norrie-defects-to-Britain

http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/tennis/8662490/Norries-seed-of-discontent-planted-long-ago

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