Blue Glove Open: Fall 2022, Week 3
Allison Tran edged newcomer Finn Koski 5-4 to take control of Group D and become Player of the Week for the Blue Glove Open Week 3.
Koski himself then earned his first-ever victory immediately after setting aside the disappointment of a close loss by defeating Shannon Bu on Saturday, 8-2. Tran leads the group with Shiloh Auzoux, on a bye week playing tournaments, and Koski right on her tail.
Kiran Mathura showed his improvement with a victory over Group A opponent Ben Cole, who's had great success against top opponents in tournaments and sits atop the league.
The regulars traded tight wins in the almost weekly series now between indoor academy players. Tomas Mulita and Ariana Ipakchi played two nights in a row with a different close result each time. Mulita remains in second behind Yaya Lan, who increased her lead with yet another one-game victory over him.
Approaching fast in Group B, however, is Serena Provinse, who won over Ilan Faraci 8-2. She is unbeaten at 2-0 but needs a few more matches to get the points to chase down the leaders. Faraci, meanwhile, has won recent USTA tournaments and is expected to work his way up the table after a challenging opening opponent.
The new Fall BGO Season begins! Join us on our RACE TO CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND when the Group Finals will be played. Continue the journey through the fall and winter with our outdoor and indoor BGO matches, our BGO-fueled Travel Team Plus, and the new USTA and UTR tour---the Sweet Spotter Series.
TOURNAMENTS - SWEET SPOTTER SERIES
Each weekend Tennis Central hosts two USTA or UTR tournaments. Earn points for reaching each successive round just like at the ATP/WTA Tour, and qualify for the season-ending TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP, all while earning USTA and UTR points too. If you love the BGO, you'll love the Sweet Spotter Series.
Upcoming Sweet Spotter Series Schedule
October
November
11/6 12U UTR
11/13 14U UTR
11/19 18U UTR
11/20 10U UTR
BGO Power Rankings - Oct 13, 2022
Overall top 25.
BGO Fall Group Standings - Oct 13, 2022
Top two from each group automatically qualify for group final.
Players are ranked by points (three for win, one for draw), then wins, percentage of games won, and games won.
Game scores are not included for wins by higher group players against lower group players.