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WTA Tennis
(Page last updated 4/22/09)
2009 Midwest Junior Sportsmanship Guidebook (pdf 900 kb)
Junior Competition, Skill Development and Tennis Fun!
The WTA offers a wide range of competition, training, and entry level programs for Junior Tennis Players at all skill levels.Sanctioned Tournaments, Team Competition, Training Centers, Junior Development Programs, Non-Sanctioned Tournaments, as well as entry level programs for beginners are available throughout the WTA District.Most of the information that you need about Junior programs is available on our web site. For additional information, please contact Chip Liefert, Junior Development Chair at email@example.com , 414-248-4435 or Linda Freedman, marketing coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com or 414-352-9728.
All Tournament Directors should use the Midwest Section Standings List 1st & then the Wisconsin List.2009 Wisconsin District Standing List
CORRECTIONS to your player record: contact Greg Boyd, USTA/Midwest Section Ranking Coordinator via email at: email@example.com
Ranking Regulations and Points Per Round (pdf 80kb - 15 pages)
Wisconsin District Levels and Points Per Round Tables (pdf 31kb - 3 pages)
Midwest Levels and Points Tables (pdf 31kb - 5 pages)
Midwest Suspension Point System (pdf 51kb - 2 pages)
Ranking Regulations (pdf 32kb - 6 pages)
Tennis Conduct Code (pdf 16kb)
2009 Sportsmanship Agreement Form (pdf 33 kb)
2009 Tournament Evaluation Form (pdf 30kb)
The Point Penalty System (pdf 33kb)
The Coaches Guide for Junior Tennis is a 41 page printable guide published by the USTA/Midwest Section. It contains a wealth of information regarding all aspects of Junior Tennis.Please click on a link on the left, under Juniors, for the information that you are looking for. From time to time, timely information will be posted on this Juniors Home page.
What you absolutely need to know about Referees, Umpires, Officials
Junior Wightman Cup (Girls 18 & Under)
(Page last updated 6/24/08)
2008 Marian Wood Baird Cup Report
After 57 years of play, the Midwest Tennis Association's Jr. Wightman Cup competition was renamed this year in honor of Marian Wood Baird, a long-time USTA volunteer and leader. For the 19th consecutive year, the event was held over three days in June at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. Each of the fourteen districts in the Midwest Section was represented by a team of eight or more young ladies age eighteen or less, including our Wisconsin team.
By finishing second in our four-team pool, we landed in a playoff with Western Michigan for the chance to play in the semifinals. Although we split the six singles matches, we were unable to capture the pivotal doubles point and lost the match 4-3. Our final match was a playoff for 5th place versus Central Indiana, which we lost 0-7. A tough way to end a good weekend of play, but the girls all put forth great effort in losing to a better team.
As always, the sportsmanship and attitudes of the Wisconsin players were exemplary, and the team was a pleasure to chaperone and coach. In fact, Caroline Starck, two-time defending Division 2 WIAA State Singles Champion, was bestowed the event's highest honor – she won the Leann Grimes Davidge individual sportsmanship award. Voted on by the players, this award distinguishes Caroline among the roughly 120 girls in the competition, and she certainly is deserving.
The following is an alphabetical list of the players and their respective hometowns: Aly Coran, Mequon Aiyi Ecker, Mequon Kristen Kurer, Port Washington Lauren Lukas, Manitowoc Rachel Margolies, Madison Kelsey Schmidt, Brookfield Brittany Skemp, Brookfield Caroline Starck, Williams Bay
I'd also like to thank former team member, Hayley Homburg, who was a great asset in her role as Assistant Coach. I look forward to coaching the team again.
Tom Chorney, USPTAWisconsin Marian Wood Baird Cup Coach
Junior Cup Teams Undergo Name Changes
The U14 Wightman/Davis Cup Competition will be held in West Lafayette, Indiana this summer at Purdue University. The dates will be June 14-17,2007.
2006Results – USTA/Midwest Section News Release
2006 Junior Wightman Cup Report3rd Place finish in flight; 5th to 8th place overall to be determined The 56th annual Jr. Wightman Cup competition was held at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana from June 17-19. Each of the 14 districts in the Midwest Section was represented by a team of eight or more young ladies age eighteen or less. By virtue of a tough 5-2 loss to Northern Indiana (we lost two three-set singles matches after winning each first set), Wisconsin finished third in its 6-team flight. While a win would have put us in a playoff for third place, the loss put us in a position where we could finish anywhere from 5th to 8th, with that determination coming from the committee in a few days. As always, the sportsmanship and attitudes of the Wisconsin players were exemplary, and the team was a pleasure to chaperone and coach. The following is an alphabetical list of the players and their respective hometowns: Mandy Brown, Mequon Molly Casperson, NeenahKate Chybowski, Appleton Aiyi Ecker, Mequon Lauren Gruber, Milwaukee Hayley Homburg, Monona Issy Hoy, Fox Point Tess Reddin, Menasha I'd like to acknowledge the players who have used up their eligibility and will be attending the following colleges in the fall: Molly Casperson, Butler UniversityHayley Homburg, Eastern IllinoisTess Reddin, Creighton University I'd also like to thank former JWC team member, Mallory Voelker, who was a great asset in her role as Assistant Coach. I look forward to coaching the team again. Tom Chorney, USPTAWI 18 & Under Jr. Wightman Cup Coach
200518 & Under Wightman Cup Team – Coach Tom ChorneyTeam Members: Mandy Brown, Molly Casperson, Jeanette Feider, Lauren Gruber, Dana Larsen, Emily Lawent, Kate Mirnova, Tess ReddinSite: Ball State University, Muncie IN Finished in 6th place. Coach Chorney commented that his team was rewarded for having the highest winning percentage despite being the strongest division.
2004Wightman Cup Team - Coach Tom ChorneyFinished 7th overallTeams comprised of the best 18 and under girls from each district participated in the event held June 19-21 at Ball State University in Muncie IN. Team selections are made by the WTA Junior Development Committee and the Wightman Cup Coach. Coach Chorney reports on the 2004 Midwest Wightman Cup Tournament:"Our trip went very well, as usual. Due to a lack of depth, we finished between 7th and 9th, depending on the won-loss percentages to be calculated later. Other than some strong winds on Saturday, we had excellent playing conditions and beautiful temperatures the whole time."Wightman Cup Selections - Katie Potts - Danielle Abraham - Dana Larson - Mallory Voelker - Jeanette Feider - Molly Casperson - Lauren Gruber Alternates:
Junior Davis Cup (Boys 18 & Under)
(Page last updated 7/25/08)
2008 Boy's District Team Cup 18's Report
Western Michigan University played host to the 2008 District Team Cup competition. Kalamazoo and Western Michigan is rich in junior tennis tradition as it plays host to the USTA Boys 16's and 18's national championships each summer. WMU has recently upgraded their facility and we were able to play all of our matches at one site.
This year's team had five new faces with only three players returning with experience from last year. The 2008 team members included Billy Bertha, Nick Buckley, Brandon Debot, Sam Ecker, Connor Gilmore, Knute Gundersen, Drew Lied, and Jonathan Schwerin. This year's team was seeded fourth, and looked forward to the challenge of winning the event.
The team got off to a very strong start on Friday by sweeping Northern Indiana and Northwest Ohio. Every team member contributed on the first day in both singles and doubles without losing a set. Every player competed very well with great attitudes which helped us get through the first two matches quickly. Playing six singles matches and six doubles matches in three days can be very grueling, and conserving energy is important if you want to have a chance to win the cup.
Our second day of competition was equally impressive as we shutout Northern Michigan and defeated a very good NE Ohio team 6-1. We swept the doubles in both matches and only lost one singles match. Nick Buckley dropped a tight three setter to Tommy Marx. I was very impressed with Nick's fight throughout the match as he saved match points in the second set to force a third set. He competed extremely hard, and represented Wisconsin very well despite his loss. Once again all eight players contributed to the successful day. We knew things would get more challenging in the semi finals vs. the number one seeded Chicago on Sunday.
I really felt we had a very good chance at Chicago if we could pull off the doubles. Billy Bertha and Jonathan Schwerin won a close match at number one doubles, but we were unable to pick up a victory at two or three. Billy picked up a win for us at one singles for our lone point as we lost the match 1-6. We didn't have much time to regroup as we took the courts an hour later for the third and fourth playoff match vs. the seconded seeded Western Michigan Team. We got off to a strong start by winning the doubles point, and then we got pushed indoors due to weather for the singles portion of the match. Billy Bertha and Drew Lied picked up singles victories for us, and Jonathan Schwerin lost a three setter that would have given us our fourth point needed for the win. We lost 3-4 and ended the tournament in Fourth place.
Billy Bertha and Jonathan Schwerin won all six doubles matches at the number one spot and Billy also won all six of his singles matches at the top as well. This year's team was very enjoyable to coach and we had a great group of kids. I would like to thank our two seniors, Knute Gundersen and Jonathan Schwerin, and wish them well as they head off to college in the fall.
Steve RodecapCoach
2006 Boy's Junior Davis Cup Report3rd Place finish overall
Kalamazoo College played host to this years Boy's Junior Davis Cup. The event was held over three days, and was played at four different sites. Kalamazoo College is rich in tradition as it is the host for the 16 and 18 Boy's Nationals every summer. Each team was scheduled at the historic Stowe Stadium for at least one match, which was nice for all of the participants.
This year's team had several new additions, but we had some veterans that were able to play at the top of our lineup to give some of our younger players a chance to gain some experience. The 2006 team members included Brandon Bayliss, Billy Bertha, Matt Clegg, Michael Dierberger, Patrick Dwyer, Josh Graves, Jack Schiro, and Nelson Vick. We arrived in Kalamazoo as the number 4 seed for the second straight year, and looked forward to the challenge of winning the Cup.
The team got off to a very good start by beating a very scrappy Northwest Ohio in the first round by a score of 6-1. Nelson Vick got his JDC career off to a nice start by picking up a win in both singles and doubles. We then played Northern Michigan later that afternoon and picked up our second straight win by a score of 7-0. Both Billy Bertha and Brandon Bayliss played well picking up their first JDC wins. Every player competed intensely which got us off the court relatively quickly. We were able to play all eight of our players on the first day. Conserving energy and players is extremely important in the Junior Davis Cup. We knew things would heat up on the second day of the competition.
First up on the second day was Middle Illinois, and we were victorious once again by a score of 7-0. This was our first chance to play a match at Stowe Stadium, and our guys enjoyed the opportunity. We were able to rest Dierberger which allowed some of the other guys to step up and play higher in the lineup. We faced Seventh Seeded Central Indiana in our fourth match of the event. Central Indiana held out their best two players in their first match of the day against Chicago to gear up for our showdown. I really felt like we played a very clean match against Central Indiana to claim a 7-0 win. It was a total team effort that propelled us into the Semi-Finals.
Chicago was loaded with depth, and on paper, was clearly the best team at the event. We knew that we would have to play really well to have a chance to beat them. We got off to great starts in doubles, but we were unable to close out the doubles point. Josh Graves teamed with Nelson Vick to win at third doubles, and our number two team of Matt Clegg and Billy Bertha had chances in a 9-7 loss. Michael and Patrick also had opportunities at the one spot after being up a break early they were defeated by a very good Chicago team.
We headed into the singles down 0-1, but I feel that our guys came out ready to play. Patrick continued his hot play winning at the number two spot in straight sets. Nelson Vick played a very good match for us at number six singles winning 6-0 in the third set. Josh was in a battle at number two but lost in two very close sets. Billy Bertha also had a lot of opportunities but ended up falling in a hard fought match. Overall, I was pleased with our team's effort and results against Chicago.
We turned right around to play number three seeded and defending champions Ohio Valley for third and fourth. The match was moved indoors due to inclement weather. Dierberger and Dwyer got off to a great start by playing some of their best doubles. We were able to capture the doubles point with wins at number one and number three. Graves and Vick played another great match to clinch the doubles point for us. Dierberger, Dwyer, and Graves got off the court with straight set wins to capture third place for Wisconsin. Bayliss ended the match with a win at the number six spot making the final score 5-2.
I would like to personally thank our seniors Matt Clegg, Michael Dierberger, Patrick Dwyer, and Jack Schiro on a job well done, and wish them well in their collegiate careers.
Steve RodecapWI 18 & Under Jr. Davis Cup Coach
200518 & Under Junior Davis Cup Team – Coach Steve RodecapTeam Members: Michael Dierberger, Patrick Dwyer, Jack Schiro, Matt Clegg, Lado Bakhutashvilli, Max Woods, Kenny Black, Brian MikkelsonSite: Michigan State University, MIThe team came in 4th place this year, the highest finish in the last 3 years. Had many matches that went to three sets in the semis so the team was quite competitive.
2004Jr. Davis Cup Team - Coach Steve RodecapFinished 2nd in their round robin group8th overallThe best of the 18 and under boys in the Midwest Section competed at Michigan State University in East Lansing MI June 19-21. Each of the 14 districts sends a team to compete at this annual event. Team selections are made by the WTA Junior Development Committee and the Jr. Davis Cup Coach. Coach Rodecap reports on the 2004 campaign:"The trip went well. We were in the red division of the round robin with three other teams. We beat Northern Indiana and Southern Illinois 7-0. We lost to Ohio Valley 0-7. They went on to win the Davis Cup. Finishing second in our group put us in the top playoff group. We then lost to third seeded SE Michigan 2-5. It was a close match that really could have gone either way. Then on Monday we lost to NE Ohio 2-5 and lost a three setter at number one and at number six." Jr Davis Cup Selections - Michael Dierberger - Austin King - Tim Prudlow - David Katz - Patrick Dwyer - Mark Goldin - Mark Winston - Ryan Pederson - Peter Van Lieshout Alternates: - Josh Graves - Sam Brown - Andrew Spector - Lado Bakhutashivili
Jr. Davis Cup/Wightman Cup Teams (14 & Under, 12 & Under, & 10 & Under Boys & Girls Combined Teams)
(Page last updated 7/21/08)
Wisconsin Junior District Cup 14's Team Places 2nd at Purdue University
The Wisconsin Junior District Cup 14's Team placed 2nd at the Midwest (JDC) competition at Purdue University June 13-14. The team was seeded 4th going into the competition and ended the weekend with a 2nd place finish.
The team began the tournament on Friday with convincing wins over Northern Michigan 9-0 and Northern Indiana 7-2. On Saturday, Team Wisconsin started the day with wins over Northwest Ohio 9-0 and an 8-1 victory over Northern Illinois.
That set up a show down with #1 seed Ohio Valley. In the four years of competition, Team Wisconsin has never defeated Ohio Valley at the JDC competition. The team came out strong sweeping the boys, girls and mixed doubles. The most exciting match was the girl's doubles. Karyn Guttormsen and Sophia Lococo were down 7-2 15-40. The doubles are 8-game pro sets. Karyn and Sophia managed to tie up the match and end up winning in a tiebreak. Team Wisconsin ended with a 5-4 win and a spot in the final.
We ended up playing Central Indiana in the final. They played well and came out strong. We ended up losing the match 7-2 but the team played well. Congratulations to everyone who participated. A special thanks to Assistant Coach Tom Ewert for an outstanding job!
John FraustoUSPTA ProfessionalWisconsin JDC 14's Coach
2008 Junior District Cup 12's Team Report
The youngest traveling team from Wisconsin traveled just south of Indianapolis Indiana to Greenwood, IN to compete in the Midwest Jr. Davis Cup. Eleven of the fourteen Midwest Districts were represented with a minimum of 3 boys and 3 girls per team. Traveling with four boys and four girls to compete Wisconsin arrived to find that they were the number two seed.Six rounds of play stood between the team and the championship. Rain prevented the second round on Friday, forcing the players to play three rounds on Saturday making for a long day. The players' stamina prevailed as they played strong the entire day, going 5-4 against Northern Indiana, 9-0 against Northeast Ohio and 9-0 against Northwest Ohio. Sunday morning was the semifinal match and after a goodnight sleep the team prevailed against the number 3 seed, Southeast Michigan, 7-2, to earn their place in the championship match. Mixed doubles clinched a point early on, while boys doubles fought back from a 0-5 deficit but lost in a tiebreaker. Our highest ranked girl faced a tough match against the number one ranked player not only in the Midwest but also the nation. We secured two more points at the number two and three girls singles positions. The boys fought hard but could not obtain anymore team points and we lost 3-6. Central Indiana had a strong team and all the players regardless of the outcome enjoyed the high level of competition. A second place finish was a great accomplishment for the team. Off court the team bonded throughout the weekend and showed great support for their teammates and good sportsmanship to other teams, coaches and officials. This being my first year coaching the team I could not have imagined a better group of kids or outcome and look forward to coaching next year.
The following is an alphabetical list of the players and their respective hometowns
Bridget Bellissimo, MiddletonDanny Coran, MequonCricket Gelderman Lake GenevaWilliam Kammerait, Mequon Elizabeth Konon MequonBrent Mackman, MequonMardee Merar, MequonAlan Sweet, Madison
I could not imagine doing this by myself so I owe a thank you to Karlee Miller, as well as Mr. Bellissimo for his tournament travel expertise.
Joe Ewert USPTR12 U Wisconsin Cup Team Coach
14 & Under Jr. Davis Cup/Wightman Cup Team
2006 14 & Under Jr. Davis/Wightman Cup1st Place in their pool/6th Place Finish overall
We had a great weekend in Springfield, Ohio June 15-18, 2006. The team ended up with a 3-2 overall record. We won our pool defeating Middle Illinois 5-4 and Southeast Mighigan 5-4 on Friday. On Saturday morning we played Northern Michigan and came away with a convincing 9-0 victory. Our next opponent was Western Michigan who placed second in their pool to Chicago. If we win the match, we would play Chicago and have the opportunity to play in the Championship match. The match was hard fought but we came up short 5-4. Everyone played their hearts out. The team had suffered it's first lost. We were bit down but ready for Sunday morning's 5th and 6th place match against Southeast Mighigan. Another great match but we lost 5-4. Our 2 losses came down to 3rd set tiebreakers. Not to worry. We had a great trip back. The kids were tired but managed enough energy to sing and laugh on the 8-hour trip back to Wisconsin. I would like to THANK the WTA for all of it's support. Art Santos, John Jansky, Lloyd Cook and Nancy Massart Thanks. Tom Ewert (Assistant Coach) for all of his help and hardwork. The kids. You worked so hard and represented Wisconsin, your parents and communities so well. John Frausto2006 U14 Wightman/Davis Cup Coach
200514 & Under Jr. Davis Cup/Wightman Cup Team – Coach John FraustoTeam Members: Billy Bertha, Nelson Vick, Sam Lillie, Jon Schwerin, Kayley Carswell, Katie Reinders, Caroline Starck, Rachel Vrabec.Site: Wittenburg College, OHCoach John Frausto states "Our trip went very well. We went into the tournament unseeded and ended up placing 3rd overall out of 12 teams. The trip was highlighted by our last match on Monday. We beat Middle Indiana (Indianapolis) 5-4. It came down to our mixed doubles. We were tied 4-4 going into it. Nelson Vick and Caroline Starck pulled out a victory winning the match 8-6 in the tiebreaker. Thanks to the WTA for everything. I know the kids had a great time!"
200414 & Under Jr. Davis Cup/Wightman Cup Team - Coach John Frausto
The Team Finished 4th2004 marked the debut of the USTA/Midwest Section Jr. Davis Cup and Wightman Cup for the 14-and-Under Division. Co-ed teams comprised of the best 14-and-Under boys and girls from the 10 of 14 districts participated in the inaugural event. This event was held at Wittenberg University in Springfield OH from June 19-21."The trip went excellent! The kids ended up taking 4th overall out of 10 teams. We beat Northern Indiana and Middle Illinois on Saturday 7-2. Lost to Northeast Ohio 5-4 on Sunday and lost to Ohio Valley 7-2 on Monday for the 3rd and 4th place match. Everything went smoothly. The kids and parents loved the fact that the WTA was picking up most of the expenses. The hotel was nice. Wittenburg University was nice. Everything I felt was a class act. Great Job!"Boys - Josh Graves - Jack Swan - Tim Moller - Brandt Vogt Alternates - Billy Bertha - David Disabato Girls - Mandy Brown - Lauren Smyczek - Kelsey Scmidt - Isabelle Hoy Alternates - Kelly Kuether - Caroline Stark
12 & Under Jr. Davis Cup/Wightman Cup Team
2006E-mail From a MomResults – USTA/Midwest Section News Release
2006 12 & Under Jr. Davis/Wightman Cup2nd Place Finish Overall/Team Sportsmanship award
Congratulations to everyone on an outstanding weekend! I'm proud to report that our team finished second in the 12 and under Jr. Davis/Wightman Cup competition. And more importantly we won the team sportsmanship award. From top to bottom everyone competed hard and hopefully had fun along the way. Our final results were as follows:
Northern Illinois: we won 6-3Ohio Valley: we won 5-4Northeast Ohio: we won 7-2Southeast Michigan: we lost 4-5Chicago: we lost 1-8 Damon Niquet and Aly Coran played #1 for us and both did not disappoint. Damon won all of his singles matches and Aly came through with a key win in doubles to propel us past Ohio Valley. Griffin Pils went undefeated for the weekend and teamed with Josh Cogan in leading our team on the court with great intensity and off the court with great team spirit. Alex Jesse, Sophia Lococo and our most improved player Karyn Guttormsen played hard and came through with some key victories. Jessica Tang's on court demeanor was instrumental in our team sportsmanship award. We ended up in our bracket tied with both Ohio Valley and Southeast Michigan for the top spot. However, through a tiebreaker(percentage of sets won) we came out on top for the right to play Chicago for the championship. Going into the finals I felt we had a great chance to win but giving everything we had to get there caused us to come up short. Enclosed you'll find several photos courtesy of Noelle Muceno. Both Noelle and Jessica Lococo were awesome in helping me over the weekend. I know all of you know how difficult traveling to tournaments is for one child but eight kids is a lot of work! Noelle and Jessica came through time after time to make my job easier. Also, I would like to thank my assistant coach Dana Larsen. Her calm demeanor, tennis smarts and go between with the kids helped so much. I encourage all of the parents to contact me regarding your child's performance. I have some insight that may be beneficial to your child's development. I've already had a chance to talk to one coach and he found my comments very helpful. Thanks is in order to the WTA for supporting this very worthwhile event. I'm already looking forward to next year. John LarsenWI 12 & Under Jr. Davis/Wightman Cup Coach
200512 & Under Jr. Davis Cup/Wightman Cup Team – Coach John LarsenTeam Members: Jack Larsen, Damon Niquet, Aidan Koross, Nelson DiVall, Ally Coran, Rachel Margolies, McKennah Edwards, Nicole SpielsJohn Larsen says "what a great success the 12 and under Jr. Davis/Wightman Cup team was. The kids were great and finished fourth. All of the kids got along very well and definitely learned about team play and cheered each other on. This new program I highly recommend we continue to support over the years to come. "
10 & Under Shootout
200510 & Under ShootoutJon Calvillo and Rick Vetter, Wisconsin's district endorsers, picked players for both girls and boys to compete in Indianapolis for the 2nd Annual 10 and Under Shootout. Players endorsed were John Carswell, Matt Lynch and Nick Allen for the boys, and Madeline Ecker for the girls. Jon Calvillo had a tough time finding players to play the event for the girls as they were many who declined to play, ended up with only sending one player for the girls. However, she did the best of the group, reaching the semi-finals, losing to the #2 seeded player. Lynch reached the round of 16's losing to the #1 seed, Carswell lost in the round of 32's. Allen, who lost in the first round, reached the final of the compass back draw before losing to a highly ranked player from Indiana.
Junior Development Committee
(Page last updated 1/28/09)
Supervising Officer - Jay Massart
Chip Liefert - Chair
Tom Chorney, Coach Marion Wood Baird Cup - 18 & Under Steve Rodecap, Coach Jr. District Cup - 18 & Under Tom Ewert, Coach Jr. District Cup - 14's Joe Ewert, Coach Jr. District Cup 12's Jim Barnish, Administrator, Competition Training Center Jon Calvillo, Administrator, Jr. Excellence Programs Jon Schaff, Administrator, Northern Wisconsin Area Player Development Jim Niquet Nikki Timm
Junior Development Programs
Jr. Excellence Programs Bid Application (pdf 43kb)
Jr. Development Excellence Letter (pdf 42 kb)
The Wisconsin Tennis Association Junior Development Committee (WTAJDC) is committed in the development of our junior tennis player at all stages of their playing years. The programs described below are designed to enhance the performance of the District's top players at the local, sectional, and national level. The provided training opportunities from these programs are above and beyond those received in a player's existing personal program.
Bringing Wisconsin's most talented juniors together to practice and train with one another, under the guidance of the District's top coaches and professionals, will significantly benefit our junior players as they push and challenge each other to new heights.
Northern Wisconsin Junior Development Program (11-16)Administrator: Chip Liefert, Jon SchaffThe WTA Northern Wisconsin Player Development Program (NWPDP) targets the top ranked 11-16 year olds residing in the northern half of the state, enabling these juniors in to train and practice with each other.
The program consists of three Sunday sessions all being held at Western Racquet & Fitness in Green Bay. Each session is under the supervision of USPTA teaching professionals.
NWPDP Coaches:Jon Schaff (Western Racquet & Fitness – Green Bay)Chip Liefert (Le Club, Milwaukee)
Junior Development Team (Ages 8-11)Administrator: Jon CalvilloThis group focuses on the age range of 8 to roughly 11 years old and juniors that just below the Area Training Center team. This group will meet for 2 hours a session, from November through March, with a total of 5 practice sessions during this time period. Each session will deal with the developmental areas that they are going through at this age. Some of these areas will be focusing on fitness, sports science, mental toughness, stroke development and most importantly sportsmanship. This also the level that implementing parental education is a priority.
USTA Competition Training Center Team (Ages 12-14)Administrator: Jim Barnish
This group will remain the same as in the past years. This group will be the top 12 to 14 age group players. Continuing to increase the effectiveness of this group's development. 50 hours of training from September through January, totally 5 weekends a year (10 hours per weekend). Increase in the education base for the parents as changes are always happening in junior tennis. The opportunity for these players to get together and practice is important.
Junior Excellence Team (Ages 15-18)Administrator: Jon CalvilloBringing together the best older juniors to practice together. This is a component of junior development that is missing with this group. Once they have gone through the CTC, this will continue to provide the opportunity to continue their development as a group. Group will meet for 3 hours a session, for 5 practice sessions from November to March. Their education will continue with the latest is sports science, fitness, psychology on court practice, match play, and collegiate tennis preparation.
Player Selection Process
The goal of the WTA JDC program is to bring together the district's top players to work with one another and with our area's top coaches. The following guidelines will be used as a gauge for team selection:
Criteria for Selection: Jr. Excellence Team (15-18 Age Group)- We will select based on tennis ranking, starting with: A) National ranking if within top 100 in the country B) Midwest ranking C) State ranking- We will use the most recent recorded results available to us at the time of selections.-Alternates will be selected based on ranking.-We will take the top 12 boys and the top 8 girls to make 20 students in all..
Criteria for Selection: Jr. Excellence Team (8-12 Age Group)- We will select based on state tennis rankings only.- We will use the most recent recorded results available to us at the time of selections.-Alternates will be selected based on ranking.-We will take the top 16 boys and the top 16 girls to make 32 students in all.
(Page last updated 1/23/09)
2008 Junior Tentative Rankings
Check For Current Rankings Here
Tennis Link - USTA/Midwest Rankings, Standings, Seedings, and Ratings Home
Ranking Regulations and Points Per Round (pdf 80kb - 15 pages)
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Andrea Calvert-Sanders, USTA/Midwest Section Director of Junior Tennis or Greg Boyd, USTA/Midwest Section Ranking Coordinator.
USTA/Midwest Section1310 E. 96th St.Indianapolis, IN 46240Phone: 317-577-5130Fax: 317-577-5123
Andrea's Email: email@example.com's Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Supervising Officer
(Page last updated 8/20/2008)
Jay Massart, At Large Member of the Wisconsin Tennis Association, is the Junior Development Committee's Supervising Officer.
Wisconsin District Junior Tennis Tournaments
(Page last updated 4/23/09)
Wisconsin District Junior Sanctioned Tournament Schedule
Searchable ScheduleTo register on-line for a tournament: Click on the tournament name link and click the "Click here to register on-line" link.
2009 Schedule & Draws (Up coming tournaments in the Wisconsin District)
2009 Schedule & Draws for Chicago District2009 Schedule & Draws for Northern Illinois District2009 Schedule & Draws for the Midwest Section
Wisconsin District Junior Non-Sanctioned Tournament Schedule
WI USPTA Junior Circuit 2009 Schedule (pdf 18kb)
As you are aware, we are not publishing a 2009 Junior Schedule booklet. Please click here for the searchable schedule.
This section begins miscellaneous Junior pages:
2004 Junior Girls & Boys Rankings
(Page last updated 6/12/06)
Girls 10 Singles 1. Sophia Lococo, Mequon 2. Jessica Tang, Brookfield 3. Carly Peck, Thiensville 4. Sarah Stein, Milwaukee 5. Zoe Ziegler, Mequon 6. Christine Tang, Brookfield 7. Karlin Naslund, Oshkosh 8. Madeline Ecker, Mequon 9. Alexandra Feltmeyer, Cedarburg 10. Mikayla Kelley, Brookfield 11. Bianca Bellissimo, Middleton 12. Bridget Bellissimo, Middleton 13. Mardee Merar, Mequon 14. Emma Stein, Milwaukee
Girls 12 Singles 1. Katie Reinders, Nashotah 2. McKennah Edwards, Fond du Lac 3. Jennifer Winston, Milwaukee 4. Rachel Margolies, Madison 5. Sophia Lococo, Mequon 6. Scarlett Hoy, Fox Point 7. Sarah Berman, Mequon 8. Sophie Lillie, Milwaukee 9. Rebecca Wiener, Mequon 10. Kathryn Allen, Waukesha 11. Karyn Guttormsen, Kenosha 12. Dani Merar, Mequon 13. Kristin Kurer, Port Washington 14. Elissa Halla, Manitowoc 15. Katherine Nelson, Middleton 16 Maria Koval, Green Bay 17. Evelyn Kouzov, Wauwatosa 18. Brianna Theobald, Manitowoc 19. Alexi Loomis, Cedarburg 20. Brittany Watchmaker, Mequon 21. Nicole Gordon, River Hills 22. Sarah Wiener, Mequon 23. Leah Dahl, Fort Atkinson 24. Alexandra Bayliss, Sheboygan 25. Rachel Allen, Green Bay 26. Lucy Bartlett, Mequon 27. Kristin Swenson, Mequon 28. Rachelle Brick, Milwaukee 29. Kayla Chessman, Neenah 30. Lindsey Rozran, Mequon 31. Elisa Vogt, Mequon 32. Whitney Kelly, Mequon
Girls 12 Doubles 1. Kylie Davidson-Rebecca Stern2. Rebecca Wiener-Sarah Wiener3. Kristin Swenson-Brittany Watchmaker
Girls 14 Singles1. Caroline Starck, Williams Bay2. Isabelle Hoy, Fox Point3. Ashton Schwerin, Madison4. Kelly Kuether, Elm Grove5. Bailey Edwards, Fond du Lac6. Kayley Carswell, Brookfield7. Samantha Schoen, Brookfield8. Emily Bostwick, Milwaukee9. Courtney Halbach, Madison10. Rebecca Nelson, Brookfield11. Katie Reinders, Nashotah12. Lexi White, Fox Point13. Aubree Schulz, Mequon14. Laura Edwards, Brookfield15. Kimberly Graham, Colgate16. Caroline Murphy, Whitefish Bay17. Kelsey Sorum, Wauwatosa18. Jacqueline Watchmaker, Mequon19. Jocelyn Wolf, Racine20. Nina Prestigiacomo, Whitefish Bay21. Kate Rasmussen, Oconomowoc22. Megan Casey, Brookfield23. Elizabeth Starck, Williams Bay24. Elizabeth Rice, Brookfield25. Lindsey Rozran, Mequon26. Ellen Blum, Walworth27. Killian Edwards, Fond du Lac28. Dana Larsen, Grafton29. Kaitlyn Strehlow, Hales Corner30. Whitney Kelly, Mequon31. Sarah Patt, Brookfield32. Anna Dickens, Milwaukee
Girls 14 Doubles 1. Sarah Patt-Rebecca Wenzel
Girls 16 Singles 1. Tess Reddin, Menasha2. Kathleen Chybowski, Appleton3. Kara Vogel, Brookfield4. Kelly Drvaric, Waukesha5. Ashley Schoneman, Sheboygan6. Hayley Homburg, Monona7. Kelly Kuether, Elm Grove8. Kelsey Schmidt, Brookfield9. Elizabeth Tusler, Neenah10. Jacqueline Sperling, Mequon11. Kalla Schaefer, Madison12. Amy Carswell, Pleasant Prairie13. Taylor Stamm, Brookfield14. Jenna Felsher, Pewaukee15. Krista Orzechowski, West Bend16. Lauren Siegel, Waukesha17. Katie Yttri, Milton18. Emily Graewin, Oconomowoc19. Margaret Tellier, Oconomowoc20. Gina Dahl, Fort Atkinson21. Carlie Bohrman, Oconomowoc22. Sarah Leonard, Milwaukee23. Jayme Rosenstock, Fitchburg24. Kate Edwards, Brookfield25. Brenna McCormick, Greendale26. Laura Bartingale, Green Bay27. Austin Stuckert, Elm Grove28. Hannah Pincsak, Brookfield
Girls 16 Doubles 1. Hayley Homburg-Caitlin Kammerait2. Hayley Homburg-Lindsay Hughes3. Lauren Fahl-Michelle Wenzel4. Gina Dahl-Katie Yttri5. Carlie Bohrman-Emily Graewin6. Lisa Bower-Austin Stuckert
Girls 18 Singles1. Jennifer Taylor, Bayside2. Jeanette Feider, Green Bay3. Kimberly Braun, Racine4. Abigail Larson, Elm Grove
Girls 18 Doubles 1. Carey Heymann-Megan Vidulich2. Kimberly Braun-Kari Kastenholz
Boys 10 Singles 1. Griffin Pils, Racine2. Clayton Armbrust, Brookfield3. Justin Kaiser, Neenah4. Phillip Schinner, Milwaukee5. Kyle Dunn, Fond du Lac6. Jordan Patt, Brookfield7. Jonathan, Lopez, Milwaukee8. Daniel Silber, Mequon9. Avi Sternberg, Madison10. David Winston, Milwaukee11. Nicholas Allen, Green Bay12. Brent Mackman, Milwaukee13. Tyler Parks, Thiensville14. Danny Coran, Mequon15. Alex Sweet, Madison16. Logan Ketterer, Racine17. Jordan Verbauwhede, Whitelaw18. Connor Muth, Milwaukee19. William Kammerait, Mequon20. Peter Apfelbach, Mequon21. Joseph Werner, Mequo
Boys 12 Singles 1. David Carswell, Pleasant Prairie2. Drew Lied, Brookfield3. Jack Larsen, Whitefish Bay4. Connor Peck, Thiensville5. Damon Niquet, Waukesha6. Ethan Niquet, Waukesha7. Alexander Jesse, Mequon8. Aidan Koross, Kohler9. Brandon DeBot, Stevens Point10. Nelson DiVall, Racine11. Tim Noack, Brookfield12. Jacob Miller, Milwaukee13. Jacob Rudesill, Hartford14. Jake Humphreys, Kenosha15. Trevor Hoy, Fox Point 16. Zachary Kadow, Manitowoc17. Samuel Walker, Milwaukee18. Rishi Karri, Kohler19. Kevin Schmidt, Brookfield20. Griffin Pils, Racine21. Stratton Gilmore, Madison22. Harry Feuerbach, Kenosha23. Daniel Alonte, Milwaukee24. Ari Richman, Racine25. Matthew McGowan, Brookfield26. Jacob Bodner, Mequon27. Zachary Tabak, Madison28. Michael Treis, Brookfield29. Jack Porritt, Brookfield30. Austin Papenthien, Waunakee31. Will Casey, Brookfield32. Jon Murphy, Racine33. Erik Larsen, Grafton34. Gard Pecor, Fox Point35. Ethan Ardern, Mequon
Boys 12 Doubles 1. Jack Porritt-Michael Treis2. Nelson DiVall-Stratton Gilmore
Boys 14 Singles 1. Samuel Ecker, Mequon2. Billy Bertha, Whitefish Bay3. Brant Vogt, Mequon4. Matthew Ship, Glendale5. Jonathan Schwerin, Madison6. Robert Spector, River Hills7. David Carswell. Pleasant Prairie8. Jordan Bauer, Brookfield9. Jesse Hardacre, Racine10. Connor Gilmore, Madison11. Ryan Stewart, Mequon12. Sam Lillie, Whitefish Bay13. John McGowan, Brookfield14. Ricky Wiegand, Brookfield15. Knute Gundersen, Milwaukee16. Sean Stein, Milwaukee17. Aidan Koross, Kohler18. Jeffrey Lotz, Jr., Racine19. Tyler Johnson, West Bend20. Andrew Bayliss, Sheboygan21. Augie Geldermann,Lake Geneva22. Anthony Lococo, Mequon23. Aaron Kondrasuk, Monona24. Blake Silverthorn, Whitefish Bay25. Kevin Rasmussen, Oconomowoc26. Ethan Kadow, Manitowoc27. Andrew Sennett, Milwaukee28. Michael Merar, Mequon29. Sean Mackman, Glendale30. Jeff Simpson, Neenah31. John Coleman, Marshfield32. Colin Ardern, Mequon33. Joe Borawski, Mequon
Boys 14 Doubles 1. Matt Ship-Robert Spector
Boys 16 Singles 1. Matthew Clegg, Stevens Point2. Christopher Pappe, Kenosha3. Max Woods, Oconomowoc4. Brock Radich, Neenah5. Ian Pray, Madison6. William Vandenberg, Milwaukee7. David Mahvi, Middleton8. Michael Peterson, Elm Grove9. Billy Bertha, Whitefish Bay10. Brandon Bayliss, Sheboygan11. Jonathan Bodager, Green Bay12. Jack Swan, Oconomowoc13. Brian Tolly, Neenah14. Ryan Dunn, Fond Du Lac15. Jeff Blankfield, Neenah16. Arthur Sonneland, De Pere17. Aaron Lentz, Oconomowoc 18. Andrew Pelisek, Mequon19. Samuel R. Anthony, Brookfield20. Steven Segal, Beloit21. Joseph Kuether, Elm Grove22. Gregory Janssen, Oshkosh23. Sebastian Price, Kenosha24. Justin Margolies, Madison25. Robbie Konkel, Mequon26. Nathan Brenn, Mequon27. Zachary Van Hout, Madison28. Matthew Gassner, Sheboygan29. Michael Abere, Waukesha30. Matthew Leffler, Racine31. Blair Pollard, De Pere32. Michael Muratore, Racine33. Sam Miller, Milwaukee34. Bud Fabick, Fox Point35. Eric Johnson, Brookfield36. Matt Vohnoutka, Waukesha37. Kevin Cotter, Schofield38. Kyle Furry, Muskego39. Gabriel Haack, Shorewood40. Steve Horn, Kenosha41. Logan Berens, Fond Du Lac42. Robert Weiss, Milwaukee43. Michael Koval, Green Bay44. Evan Lloyd, Elm Grove45. David Brown, Madison46. Brian Niebler, Brookfield47. Brett Meyer, Middleton48. Matthew Nelson, Middleton49. Jacob Veldhuizen, Wausau50. Alex Wilke, Mequon51. Jon McGray, Racine
Boys 16 Doubles 1. Jesse Hardacre-Michael Muratore2. Douglas Disabato-Michael Lococo
Boys 18 Singles 1. Jack Schiro, Shorewood 2. Daniel Glinert, Madison 3. Kenneth Black , Madison 4. Eric Plaushines, Oconomowoc 5. Dayton Opel, Sheboygan 6. Kevin Johnson , Brookfield7. Ian Hintz, Burlington8. Quentin Mooney, Hartland9. Benjamin LaSelle, Neenah10. Johnny Reed, Madison11. Christopher Pappe, Kenosha12. Matthew Predick, Delavan13. Kevin Furst, Appleton14. Brian Naidicz, Kenosha15. Alex Mory, Madison16. Tyler Leinweber, Oshkosh
Boys 18 Doubles 1. Aaron Lentz-Jack Swan
2006 Jr. Davis/Wightman Cup competition
(Page last updated 6/21/06)
Congratulations to everyone on an outstanding weekend! I'm proud to report that our team finished second in the 12 and under Jr. Davis/Wightman Cup competition. And more importantly we won the team sportsmanship award. From top to bottom everyone competed hard and hopefully had fun along the way. Our final results were as follows:Northern Illinois: we won 6-3Ohio Valley: we won 5-4Northeast Ohio: we won 7-2Southeast Michigan: we lost 4-5Chicago: we lost 1-8 Damon Niquet and Aly Coran played #1 for us and both did not disappoint. Damon won all of his singles matches and Aly came through with a key win in doubles to propel us past Ohio Valley. Griffin Pils went undefeated for the weekend and teamed with Josh Cogan in leading our team on the court with great intensity and off the court with great team spirit. Alex Jesse, Sophia Lococo and our most improved player Karyn Guttormsen played hard and came through with some key victories. Jessica Tang's on court demeanor was instrumental in our team sportsmanship award. We ended up in our bracket tied with both Ohio Valley and Southeast Michigan for the top spot. However, through a tiebreaker (percentage of sets won) we came out on top for the right to play Chicago for the championship. Going into the finals I felt we had a great chance to win but giving everything we had to get there caused us to come up short.
2006 Junior Boys Rankings
(Page last updated 4/2/07)
Boys 10 Singles
1. Danny Coran, Mequon2. Jed Sekaran, Brookfield3. Nicholas D. Allen, Green Bay4. Alan J. Sweet, Madison5. Thomas Malone Camilleri, Whitefish Bay6. Bobby J. Pirtle, Racine7. Jason E. Jesse, Mequon8. Matthew Jack Kavanagh, Milwaukee9. Austin G. Budiono, Sussex10. Andrew James Dahl, Fort Atkinson11. William T. Kammerait, Mequon12. Brent Mackman, Mequon13. Ryan Jeffrey Docalavich, Mequon14. Robin Engel, Fox Point15. Tony Shankar Nagin, Madison16. Jacob Cullen Hansen, West Allis17. Gabe Galante, Sheboygan18. Benjamin T. Kolz, Germantown19. David Joseph Sinense, Elm Grove20. Brett Conard, Milwaukee21. John Christopher Jaekels, Bayside22. Augie H. Badura, Oconomowoc23. William C. Conley, Elm Grove24. Daniel T. Held, Mequon25. Jacob Curtis, Hartland26. Andrew Dundas, Hales Corners27. Aaron Rempel, Mequon28. Andrew Buchanan, Mequon29. David A. Jumes, Appleton30. Tyler C Wittenberg, Mequon31. Benjamin Joseph Sinense, Elm Grove32. Luke Utrie, Appleton33. Jimmy Engelhart, Elm Grove34. Ethan Gregory Budiono, Sussex35. Trevor Damkot, Sheboygan36. Ryan Risgaard, Neenah37. Thomas E. Schubert, Delafield38. Sebastian Lauterbach, Walworth39. Christian M Timm, Milwaukee40. Jack Bennett Dykema, De Pere41. Thomas Bellio, Fond du Lac42. Benjamin Wait, Germantown43. Chas Muth, Milwaukee44. Alec Strigenz, Fond du Lac45. Tyler Martin Kendler, Elm Grove46. Robert S. Balistreri, Milwaukee47. Bailey P. Woodson, East Troy48. Jacob Andrew Coran, Mequon49. Frank Wong, Bayside50. David Horneffer, Brookfield51. Adam David Kolnik, Walworth52. Brian T Bellissimo, Middleton53. Kellen Timothy Lavery, Neenah54. Aidan McCarty, Elm Grove55. Michael Richard Mirsberger, Waukesha
Boys 12 Singles
1. Damon Niquet, Waukesha2. Alexander A. Jesse, Mequon3. John Carswell, Pleasant Prairie4. Jed Sekaran, Brookfield5. Nelson J. Di Vall, Racine6. Kyle Dunn, Fond du Lac7. Stratton Gilmore, Madison8. Alex Sweet, Madison9. Clayton J. Armbrust, Brookfield10. Tyler Parks, Thiensville11. Daniel Alonte, Milwaukee12. Justin W. Kaiser, Neenah13. Nicholas D. Allen, Green Bay14. Danny Coran, Mequon15. Matthew M. Lynch, Cedarburg16. Jake Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie17. Michael Treis, Brookfield18. William T. Kammerait, Mequon19. Jacob Rodgers, Madison20. Jordan Patt, Brookfield21. Jake Diesler, Mukwonago22. Benjamin A. Foran, Whitefish Bay23. Eli Hayes, Whitefish Bay24. Jordan P. Verbauwhede, Whitelaw25. Matthew Jack Kavanagh, Milwaukee26. Trevor C. Martin, Brown Deer27. Jonathan Lopez, Milwaukee28. Alex Dundas, Hales Corners29. Luke A. Hubert, New Berlin30. Nikhil Ramnarayan, Mequon31. Jared J. Peroutky, Neenah32. Tyler A.F. Piddington, Madison33. Brent Mackman, Mequon34. Lucas M. Waak, Manitowoc35. Evan R. Verploegh, Wausau36. Connor Muth, Milwaukee37. Porter E. Pavalko, Saukville38. David Winston, Milwaukee39. Alan J. Sweet, Madison40. Samuel J. Stark, Oconomowoc41. Michael Lukas, Manitowoc42. Adam Ziv-El, Milwaukee43. Charles P. Reamer, Brookfield44. Christopher S. Conley, Elm Grove45. Tony Robert Mirasola, La Crosse46. Jason E. Jesse, Mequon47. Drew Wandschneider, Grafton48. Jacob Cullen Hansen, West Allis49. Andrew Dundas, Hales Corners50. Peter Apfelbach, Mequon51. Jacob Curtis, Hartland52. Bobby J. Pirtle, Racine53. Robin Engel, Fox Point54. Andrew James Dahl, Fort Atkinson55. James Ethington, Fox Point56. Roberto Asaf Ogelman, Madison57. Nicholas Stewart Dykema, De Pere58. Adam Bodner, Mequon59. David A. Jumes, Appleton60. Connor Hildebrandt, Kenosha61. Daniel Kleytman, Mequon62. Austin G. Budiono, Sussex63. Daniel Aaron Silber, Mequon64. Ben Klein, Elm Grove65. Ryan Jeffrey Docalavich, Mequon66. Ahmed Abdelhameed, Verona67. Jack T. Lockhart, Wauwatosa68. Jonathan Bellio, Fond du Lac69. Thomas Malone Camilleri, Whitefish Bay70. Charles H. Bostwick, Milwaukee71. Andrew Weitzer, Mequon72. Scott A. Wall, De Pere73. Abhishek Kantamneni, Verona74. Andy N. Krugler, Whitefish Bay75. Phillip Schinner, Milwaukee76. Steven F. Davies, Clintonville77. Alex C. Boomgarden, Fitchburg78. Michael K. Savaglio, Kenosha79. Daniel T. Held, Mequon80. Steve J. Zimmerer, Madison81. Andrew M. Denu, Brookfield82. Sebastian Lauterbach, Walworth83. Aaron Rempel, Mequon84. Zach J. Zdanovec, Appleton85. Eric J. Bauer, Franklin86. Mark M. Cullen, Green Bay87. Matthew William Mirsberger, Waukesha
Boys 14 Singles
1. Nelson E. Vick, Grafton2. Brandon W. Debot, Stevens Point3. Drew B. Lied, Brookfield4. Jack Larsen, Whitefish Bay5. Damon Niquet, Waukesha6. Aidan Koross, Kohler7. Samuel W. Ecker, Mequon8. Connor Gilmore, Madison9. Ethan Niquet, Waukesha10. Connor Peck, Thiensville11. Tim R. Noack, Brookfield12. Stratton Gilmore, Madison13. Alexander A. Jesse, Mequon14. David Carswell, Pleasant Prairie15. Samuel Walker, Milwaukee16. Nelson J. Di Vall, Racine17. Cassian Utrie, Appleton18. Jake Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie19. Jeffery L. Lotz, Racine20. Tyler Johnson, West Bend21. Philip Kuenzi, Manitowoc22. Michael Treis, Brookfield23. Bryan Miles, Wausau24. Trevor Hoy, Fox Point25. Rishi R. Karri, Mequon26. John Carswell, Pleasant Prairie27. Kevin Kusba Rasmussen, Oconomowoc28. Eric J. Linskens, Green Bay29. Jack L. Porritt, Brookfield30. Matthew I. McGowan, Brookfield31. Zachary Kadow, Manitowoc32. Alex Mattson, Mequon33. Cameron Fiebig, Neenah34. Jared J. Peroutky, Neenah35. Alex Sweet, Madison36. Jacob S. Rudesill, Hartford37. Byron Balkin, Verona38. Nik Arjun Sethi, Kenosha39. Demetrius Johnson, Brown Deer40. Austin Y. Jiang, Green Bay41. Austin S. Papenthien, Waunakee42. Nikhil Ramnarayan, Mequon43. Daniel Alonte, Milwaukee44. Michael A. Mering, Slinger45. German Larrain, Wausau46. Andy D. Krawczyk, Hales Corners47. Justin W. Kaiser, Neenah48. Michael Hinman Camilleri, Milwaukee49. Bryce Toburen, Mequon50. Harry J. Feuerbach, Kenosha51. Evan James Fry, Franklin52. James A. Stark, Racine53. Jon J. Murphy, Racine54. Tyler Parks, Thiensville55. Anthony Greco, Kenosha56. Christopher S. Conley, Elm Grove57. Matthew Bellio, Fond du Lac58. Evan R. Verploegh, Wausau59. Matthew M. Lynch, Cedarburg60. Christopher K. Kappel, Madison61. Zachary Tabak, Madison62.Benjamin P. Lopez, Milwaukee63. Bobby Brooks, Neenah64. Brian Zak, Green Bay65. Michael Gillespie, De Pere66. Danny Coran, Mequon67. Ryne Puffer, Brookfield68. Michael A. Black, Mequon69. Jacob S. Levey, Milwaukee70. Jon Elliott Lendrum, Neenah71. Khalid A. Khan, Racine72. Ethan A. Ardern, Mequon73. Robbie R. McDonald, Neenah74. Andrew G. Graham, Colgate75. Luke A. Hubert, New Berlin76. Ryan A. Denu, Brookfield77. David Kayeum Capelli, Kenosha78. David Reynolds Dykema, De Pere79. Jed Sekaran, Brookfield80. Clayton J. Armbrust, Brookfield81. Holden Sherer, Milwaukee82. David Samuel Yarmulnik, Fox Point83. Thomas James Christie, De Pere84. Matt Bahr, Howards Grove85. Jaag Sandhu, Brookfield86. Samuel P. Garetson, Menasha87. Alex Dundas, Hales Corners88. Kevin Clancy, Brookfield89. Nick Kubczak, Greendale90. Nick R Galante, Sheboygan91. Jordan Patt, Brookfield92. Kevin Smith, Marinette93. Graham Greve, Baraboo94. Dean Schwefel, Lake Geneva95. Dillon F. O'Brien, Appleton96. Jack P. Trager, Sheboygan97. Jacob Miller, Milwaukee98. Nicholas Bechthold, Mequon99. S. Andrew. Stewart, Mequon100. Michael A. Short, Fox Point101. Navid Bahmani, Milwaukee102. Eli Hayes, Whitefish Bay103. Guy Robert Digby Allen, Menasha104. Timothy Jae-Hyun Choi, Madison105. David Winston, Milwaukee106. Alexander Becker, Milwaukee107. Brian Klein, Elm Grove108. Taylor Kostal, Mequon109. Sam Taylor, Bayside110. Mathew Zellner, De Pere111. Johannes Christian, Green Bay112. Andy T. Wall, De Pere113. Jason Alexander, Fond du Lac114. Kyle I. Goodman, Greendale115. Thomas Desmond Slattery, Fox Point116. Joe Gambucci, West Bend117. Jack Michael, Brookfield118. Will Van Hefty, De Pere119. Troy Winkler, Fond du Lac120. Jake Diesler, Mukwonago121. Kevin J. Schmidt, Brookfield122. Samuel J. Stark, Oconomowoc123. Connor Hildebrandt, Kenosha124. Ian R. Markson, Middleton125. Ben Klein, Elm Grove126. Jake Casper, Menasha127. Carl L. Weingaertner, Oostburg128. Eric G. Wendelborn, Neenah129. Thomas S. Reardon, Waukesha130. Matthew P. Grieshop, New Berlin131. Derek A. Kieckhafer, Middleton132. Charles J. Opitz, Middleton133. Aidan Stephen Sauberlich, Green Bay134. Trevor C. Martin, Brown Deer135. Charles P. Reamer, Brookfield136. Tanner Songkakul, Mequon137. Matt Wilson, Fitchburg138. Reid A. Solheim, Lake Geneva139. Charles Hampson, Milwaukee140. Michael Janssen, Oshkosh141. John Bushman, Green Bay142. Johan Kent Korndoerfer, Racine143. James Lloyd Storck, Madison144. Joey F. Kivlin, Greendale145. Brendan G. Barker, Fox Point146. Brogan John Williams, Pewaukee147. Eric W. Branta, Appleton148. Jack Ladd, Mequon
Boys 16 Singles
1. Billy Bertha, Whitefish Bay2. Nelson E. Vick, Grafton3. Samuel W. Ecker, Mequon4. Jonathan A. Schwerin, Madison5. Brandon M. Bayliss, Sheboygan6. Jack Swan, Oconomowoc7. Connor Gilmore, Madison8. Matthew Ship, Glendale9. John C. McGowan, Brookfield10. David Carswell, Pleasant Prairie11. Sam Lillie, Whitefish Bay12. Michael Wesley, Franklin13. Brandon W. Debot, Stevens Point14. Knute Gundersen, Milwaukee15. David J. Disabato, Mequon16. Michael G. Koval, Green Bay17. Robby Kutchin, Middleton18. Philip Borden, Neenah19. Andrew E. Bayliss, Sheboygan20. Tyler Johnson, West Bend21. Jesse M. Hardacre, Racine22. Nicholas Buckley, Mequon23. Ryan Stewart, Mequon24. Kevin Kusba Rasmussen, Oconomowoc25. Charles Reinertsen, Kohler26. Jeffery L. Lotz, Racine27. Lars E. Olson, De Pere28. Jordan C. Hildebrandt, Kenosha29. Ethan Niquet, Waukesha30. Damon Niquet, Waukesha31. Jack S. Cullen, Madison32. Justin M. Heeren, Waukesha33. Alex Groth, Delavan34. Connor Peck, Thiensville35. Ricky Wiegand, Brookfield36. Jacob McDonald, Green Bay37. James Krych, Appleton38. Aaron J. Kondrasuk, Monona39. Conor Doyle, Fond du Lac40. Gabriel Haack, Shorewood41. Ben Robey, Brookfield42. Joseph J. Sladky, Brookfield43. Kyle Thomas Swinsky, Green Bay44. Adam J. Kasper, Franklin45. Tim R. Noack, Brookfield46. Evan M. Elderbrock, Madison47. Sean Cunningham, Neenah48. Daniel Cooper, Madison49. Alexander A. Jesse, Mequon50. Nelson J. Di Vall, Racine51. Michael A. Mering, Slinger52. William Krieger, Hartland53. Robert Spector, River Hills54. Brett Polito, Onalaska55. Jared S. Gamm, Appleton56. Greg Listopad, Grafton57. Sean Mackman, Mequon58. Jason T. Dunn, Fond du Lac59. Drew B. Lied, Brookfield60. Chris William Zimmerman, Portage61. Colin Mark Johnson, Kohler62. J. P. Cronin, Mequon63. John Coleman, Marshfield64. Cameron Mikkelson, Mequon65. Jake Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie66. Brett Felzien, Brookfield67. Jacob Bodner, Mequon68. Brady Michael Porter, Verona69. Mitchell Harer, Kaukauna70. David P. Kelley, Green Bay71. Maxwell J. Zlevor, Racine72. Dirk John Van Rybroek, Madison73. Ryan J. Bender, Middleton74. Sagar Manda, Racine75. Michael Kritner, Mequon76. Sanjay Hariharan, Mequon77. Saahil Arora, Madison78. Kevin Kangas, Jackson79. Ethan Kadow, Manitowoc80. Jack Larsen, Whitefish Bay81. Cassian Utrie, Appleton82. Ibrahim Balkhy, Brookfield83. Anthony L. Lococo, Mequon84. Zack Mirsberger, Kenosha85. Stratton Gilmore, Madison86. Augie Geldermann, Lake Geneva87. Spencer Strand, De Pere88. Caleb Kitzerow, Manitowoc89. Beau J. Finet, Madison90. Joseph R. Brandenburg, Brookfield91. Michael J. Casey, Brookfield92. John R. Brandes, Franklin93. Harry J. Feuerbach, Kenosha94. Nick M. Boomgarden, Fitchburg95. Matthew Lunde, Pewaukee96. Rob L. Watson, Milton97. John Rissell, Milwaukee98. Alex Mattson, Mequon99. Andrew Bjerregaard, Franksville100. Samuel P. Garetson, Menasha101. Khalid A. Khan, Racine102. Michael R. Sherer, Milwaukee103. Matthew Markson, Middleton104. Ben Schwartz, Milwaukee105. Spencer Lynch, Williams Bay106. Phillip Joseph Paradise, Madison107. David M. Stark, Middleton108. Peter Fenlon, Oshkosh109. Samuel Schmidt, Verona110. Jordan Bauer, Brookfield111. Steven M. Groth, Delafield112. Steven Langkau, Oshkosh113. Ben Joseph Lock, Waukesha114. Eric J. Linskens, Green Bay115. Brennan D. Leong, De Pere116. Gregory Cox, Germantown117. Christopher Thomas Steele, Viroqua118. Patrick Ross O'Connor, Brookfield119. Travis Scott Jakel, Weston120. Alexander S. Harkness, West Bend121. Christopher Lawrence Kuhagen, Greenfield122. John Salutz, Manitowoc123. David P. Schuette, Brookfield124. Benjamin J. Wachholz, Manitowoc125. Demetrius Johnson, Brown Deer126. Adam Joseph Means, Verona127. Kevin R. Gosseck, Brookfield128. Joe J. Kronforst, Edgerton129. Matthew J. Joost, Racine130. Andy D. Krawczyk, Hales Corners131. Guy Robert Digby Allen, Menasha132. Benjamin Wolf, Madison133. Trevor S. Sorensen, Plover134. Michael J. Knabel, Kohler135. John D. D'Orazio, Verona136. Paul Smirl, Waukesha137. Cameron Fiebig, Neenah138. Zachary H. Browne, Madison139. Austin Y. Jiang, Green Bay140. Elliot J. O'Neal, Stevens Point141. Alex E. Morganroth, Plover142. Victor J. Mirasola, La Crosse143. Kipp Graham, Plover144. Jordan Kenneth Van Riper, Waukesha145. Michael R. Gobis, Brookfield146. Lucas G. Leonhard, Marshfield147. Matthew Schmitz, Oshkosh148. Jonathan J. Mahvi, Middleton149. Jimmy A. Leschke, Oshkosh150. Robert Noel Spiering, Milwaukee151. Mitchell J. Murn, Waukesha152. Ryne Puffer, Brookfield153. Jacob Goldberg, Bayside154. Sean D. Eyssautier, Menomonee Fls155. Carl Gee, Pleasant Prairie156. Jon Elliott Lendrum, Neenah157. Sam Jamieson, Madison158. Lorenzo Robert Dimatteo, West Bend159. Alexander H. Strunce, Madison160. Zach Pereles, Whitefish Bay161. Benjamin T. Purman, Hartford162. Clark Anderson, Appleton163. Ryan Aschenbrener, Kenosha164. Matthew A. Soyka, Racine165. Justin W. Kaiser, Neenah166. Jake Casper, Menasha167. Kevin Clancy, Brookfield168. Rick Forester Bero, Hartland169. Patrick Costelo, Neenah
Boys 18 Singles
1. Joshua Graves, Milwaukee2. Patrick J. Dwyer, Franksville3. Brian J. Mikkelson, Mequon4. Michael J. Dierberger, Shorewood5. Matthew E. Clegg, Stevens Point6. Brandon M. Bayliss, Sheboygan7. Max Woods, Oconomowoc8. Brant Vogt, Mequon9. Jonathan R. Bodager, Green Bay10. Billy Bertha, Whitefish Bay11. Jack Zingale Schiro, Shorewood12. Timothy Moller, Plover13. Ryan Dunn, Fond du Lac14. Benjamin T. Laselle, Neenah15. Amir F. Mashal, Middleton16. Michael G. Koval, Green Bay17. David A. Mahvi, Middleton18. Michael Wesley, Franklin19. Jonathan A. Schwerin, Madison20. Lado Bakhutashvili, Fox Point21. James Thomas Lewison, South Milwaukee22. Jeffery L. Lotz, Racine23. Matthew Gassner, Sheboygan24. Michael J. Abere, Waukesha25. Rahul Jain, Rhinelander26. Kevin R. Cotter, Schofield27. Andrew Pelisek, Mequon28. William H. Vandenberg, Milwaukee29. Gabriel Haack, Shorewood30. Robbie Konkel, Mequon31. Jacob E. Bank, Madison32. Robert T. Price, Franklin33. Anthony Schultz, Brookfield34. Connor Gilmore, Madison35. Dustin McClaren Blackburn, Waukesha36. David Matoba, Shorewood37. Tim W. Gahn, Hartland38. Aaron Lentz, Nashotah39. Kyle A. Wuthrich, Kohler40. Alex Groth, Delavan41. David Carswell , Pleasant Prairie42. Brandon W. Debot, Stevens Point43. Samuel W. Ecker, Mequon44. Christopher G. Terris, River Hills45. Ian Pray, Madison46. Zachary J. Van Hout, Madison47. Dmitry Ragozin, Mequon48. R. Samuel. Anthony, Brookfield49. Sam Lillie, Whitefish Bay50. Matt Vohnoutka, Waukesha51. Nicholas Piotrowski, Greendale52. Gregory Janssen, Oshkosh53. Andre N. Glass, Kenosha54. Daniel Cooper, Madison55. Robert Bjerregaard, Franksville56. Drew B. Lied, Brookfield57. James Bethke, De Pere58. Max A. Divelbiss, Middleton59. Greg Werbowsky, Schofield60. Michael Peterson, Elm Grove61. Eric Pallin, Kenosha62. Michael E. Dolatowski, Burlington63. Ryan J. Bender, Middleton64. John C. McGowan, Brookfield65. David J. Disabato, Mequon66. Christopher Lee O'Dell, Wisconsin Rapids67. Avi Bagadia, Brookfield68. Philip Borden, Neenah69. Christopher M. Pappe, Kenosha70. Michael J. Knuuti, Pleasant Prairie71. Jack Swan, Oconomowoc72. James Krych, Appleton73. Adam Rahmlow, Hartland74. Robert Mitchell, Menasha75. Ryan M. Ziolkowski, Wisconsin Rapids76. Chris William Zimmerman, Portage77. Charlie D. Williams, Lake Geneva78. Logan Berens, Fond du Lac79. David Reckase, La Crosse80. Dustin Robert Holzhauer, Milwaukee81. Ethan Niquet, Waukesha82. Charles Race, Wauwatosa83. John Reinertsen, Kohler84. Kevin Atherton, Waukesha85. Michael T. Bush, Fitchburg86. John Mason, Elm Grove87. Justin T. Cartier, Green Bay88. Lars E. Olson, De Pere89. D.J. Cibula, Green Bay90. Charles Reinertsen, Kohler91. Evan M. Elderbrock, Madison92. Sean Cunningham, Neenah93. Colin Mark Johnson, Kohler94. Eric P. Garske, Mc Farland95. Jason Butler, Elm Grove96. Patrick Ross O'Connor, Brookfield97. Christopher Lawrence Kuhagen, Greenfield98. Andrew S. Voxman, Madison99. Patrick G. Faller, Green Bay100. Brett Meyer, Middleton101. Justin M. Heeren, Waukesha102. Roy T. Koch, Green Bay103. Brock Radich, Neenah104. Justin I. Margolies, Madison105. Matthew Markson, Middleton106. John Paul Stuessi, Franklin107. Daniel M. Krueger, Greendale108. Ross D. Nordstrom, Brookfield109. Kevin Ray, Menomonee Falls110. Eric Johnson, Brookfield111. Erik T. Lein, Fitchburg112. Nick Sunderland, Franksville113. Reid Quade, Whitefish Bay114. David P. Schuette, Brookfield115. Michael Muratore, Racine116. John Salutz, Manitowoc117. Jordan C. Hildebrandt, Kenosha
Boys 12 Individual Doubles
1. Damon Niquet, Waukesha2. Jacob Rodgers, Madison3. Tyler A.F. Piddington, Madison4. Alexander A. Jesse, Mequon
Boys 14 Individual Doubles
1. Michael Treis, Brookfield2. Jack L. Porritt, Brookfield3. Nicholas D. Allen, Green Bay4. David Carswell, Pleasant Prairie5. Brandon W. Debot, Stevens Point6. Drew B. Lied, Brookfield7. Jack Larsen, Whitefish Bay8. Eric J. Linskens, Green Bay9. Justin W. Kaiser, Neenah10. Cameron Fiebig, Neenah11. Alex Sweet, Madison12. Michael Janssen, Oshkosh13. Jake Casper, Menasha
Boys 16 Individual Doubles
1. Brett Polito, Onalaska2. Samuel Schmidt, Verona3. Adam Joseph Means, Verona4. Austin S. Papenthien, Waunakee5. Jack S. Cullen, Madison6. Ben Robey, Brookfield7. Lars E. Olson, De Pere8. Andrew E. Bayliss, Sheboygan9. Jason T. Dunn, Fond du Lac10. Maxwell J. Zlevor, Racine11. David P. Kelley, Green Bay12. Jesse M. Hardacre, Racine13. Kyle Thomas Swinsky, Green Bay14. Sean Mackman, Mequon15. Jacob Bodner, Mequon16. Michael J. Casey, Brookfield17. Dirk John Van Rybroek, Madison18. Chris Andrew Everson, Hartford19. Mitchell J. Murn, Waukesha20. Benjamin Wolf, Madison21. Jacob Wolf, Madison22. Scott Wilson, Fitchburg23. Tim R. Noack, Brookfield24. Matt Wilson, Fitchburg25. Drew B. Lied, Brookfield
Boys 18 Individual Doubles
1. Joshua Graves, Milwaukee2. Nelson E. Vick, Grafton3. Matthew E. Clegg, Stevens Point4. Michael J. Dierberger, Shorewood5. Billy Bertha, Whitefish Bay6. Patrick J. Dwyer, Franksville7. George Allen, Madison8. Zachary J. Van Hout, Madison9. Amir F. Mashal, Middleton10. Kale Johnson, Verona11. Daniel Cooper, Madison12. Jacob E. Bank, Madison13. Jonathan A. Schwerin, Madison14. Brian M. Szesterniak, Brookfield15. Matthew Ryan Ware, Brookfield16. Matthew Ship, Glendale17. Robert Spector, River Hills18. Connor Gilmore, Madison19. Ian Pray, Madison20. David A. Mahvi, Middleton21. Robbie Konkel, Mequon22. Sam Bauwens, Brookfield23. Ross D. Nordstrom, Brookfield24. Robert Mitchell, Menasha25. J. P. Cronin, Mequon26. Brett Richard Young-Moxon, Neenah27. Geoffrey Janssen, Oshkosh28. Andrew Lang, Oshkosh29. Gregory Janssen, Oshkosh30. Jalpan Ringwala, Oshkosh31. Brandon M. Bayliss, Sheboygan32. Jack Zingale Schiro, Shorewood
2006 Junior Girls Rankings
(Page last updated 4/1/07)
Girls 10 Singles
1. Elizabeth Nicole Konon, Mequon2. Bridget L. Bellissimo, Middleton3. Megan A. Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie4. Cricket Geldermann, Lake Geneva5. Molly Engel, Fox Point6. Hannah Jane Etten, Appleton7. Christine Tang, Brookfield8. Sophia Main, Kenosha9. Mardee J. Merar, Mequon10. Alex D. Talyansky, Mequon11. Victoria E. Lancaster, Fox Point12. Grace Larrain, Wausau13. Hannah N. Sekaran, Brookfield14. Shelby H. Chorney, Waunakee15. Gabrielle Marie Kitchell, Hatley16. Tilly J. Chorney, Waunakee17. Lily E. Hayes, Whitefish Bay18. Josie Cynthia Docalavich, Mequon19. Alaina Bublitz, Brookfield20. Theresa Bushman, Green Bay21. Meg J. Riebau, Appleton22. Meredith K. Short, Fox Point23. Michelle Catherine Bal, Mequon24. Anneliese Christina Zak, Green Bay25. Maggie Hannigan, Mequon26. Mikayla M. Savaglio, Kenosha27. Jordan L. Duca, Racine28. Nicole Christine Harris, Mequon29. Elizabeth T. Kuenzi, Manitowoc30. Annie E. Porritt, Brookfield31. Nicole E. Minton, Neenah32. Maureen J. Schick, Oneida
Girls 12 Singles
1. Alyson Coran, Mequon2. Madeline Ecker, Mequon3. Karyn R. Guttormsen, Kenosha4. Sophia F. Lococo, Mequon5. Madeleine Johnson, Onalaska6. Karlin H. Naslund, Oshkosh7. Jessica Tang, Brookfield8. Carly Peck, Thiensville9. Elizabeth Nicole Konon, Mequon10. Zoe Ziegler, Mequon11. Amanda R. Timm, Milwaukee12. Amy H. Upthagrove, Racine13. Bridget L. Bellissimo, Middleton14. Bianca M. Bellissimo, Middleton15. Megan A. Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie16. Mardee J. Merar, Mequon17. Shannon J. Etten, Appleton18. Samantha Nagin, Madison19. Lindsay Berman, Mequon20. Bryanne Blanton, Elkhorn21. Sarah Woods, Oconomowoc22. Molly Engel, Fox Point23. Kelly B. Stymiest, Appleton24. Stephanie A. Londre, Burlington25. Elizabeth N. Stanczyk, Plymouth26. Cricket Geldermann, Lake Geneva27. Riley R. Kelly, Mequon28. Kate Berman, Mequon29. Grace Davis, Neenah30. Christine Tang, Brookfield31. Lauren R. Smith, Mequon32. Teresa C. Balistreri, Fox Point33. Emma Wathen, Bayside34. Sophia Main, Kenosha35. Genevieve Anne O'Meara, West Bend36. Erin Elizabeth Johnson, Kohler37. Emily Chrobak, Mequon38. Jessica Rodgers, Madison39. Claire Songkakul, Mequon40. Jennifer M. Graham, Colgate41. Michelle E. Levin, Mequon42. Maria R. Georgen, Neenah43. Maggan Lauterbach, Walworth44. Madeline Henderson, Mequon45. Sophie H. Carr, Brookfield46. Sophie Catherine Vick, Grafton47. Kali R. Hackmann, Manitowoc48. Heather Bong, Nashotah49. Bridget A. Noack, Brookfield50. Alexandra C. Feltmeyer, Grafton51. Hannah N. Sekaran, Brookfield52. Grace Larrain, Wausau53. Priyanka Sikka, Rhinelander54. Carolina M. Larrain, Wausau55. Maria Zompolas, Fond du Lac56. Anne Marie McKenzie, De Pere57. Trina Kayeum Capelli, Kenosha58. Hannah Jane Etten, Appleton59. Megan Kathleen Waas, Mayville60. Meghan C. Linehan, Green Bay61. Andrea M. Jumes, Appleton62. Emily Wineinger, Hartland63. Alex D. Talyansky, Mequon64. Abby Ann Fiegel, Racine65. Madeline Pung, Oshkosh66. Morgan Elizabeth Braza, Bayside67. Erin M. Miller, Bayside68. Rebecca Buchanan, Mequon69. Karli A Wittenberg, Mequon70. Brooke Skemp, Brookfield71. Alexis L. Weigand, Fort Atkinson72. Anne Schick, Oneida73. Morgan L. Connellee, Appleton74. Mary Newby, Brookfield75. Elizabeth T. Kuenzi, Manitowoc
Girls 14 Singles
1. Elizabeth A. Ecker, Mequon2. Jennifer Winston, Milwaukee3. Mckennah M. Edwards, Fond du Lac4. Rachel C. Margolies, Madison5. Katie Reinders, Nashotah6. Sarah Berman, Mequon7. Dani J. Merar, Mequon8. Rachelle S. Brick, Milwaukee9. Sophie S. Lillie, Milwaukee10. Alyson Coran, Mequon11. Rachel A. Allen, Green Bay12. Alexandra E. Bayliss, Sheboygan13. Jessica Tang, Brookfield14. Nicole Marie Gordon, River Hills15. Scarlett Hoy, Fox Point16. Karyn R. Guttormsen, Kenosha17. Stephanie A. Stanczyk, Plymouth18. Carly Peck, Thiensville19. Brittany Watchmaker, Mequon20. Kristin Swenson, Mequon21. Maria E. Koval, Green Bay22. Kristin M. Kurer, Port Washington23. Elissa A. Halla, Manitowoc24. Molly A. Hemes, Green Bay25. Alexi M. Loomis, Cedarburg26. Katherine Cunningham, Neenah27. Sophia F. Lococo, Mequon28. Samantha Nagin, Madison29. Madeline Ecker, Mequon30. Anna Dickens, Milwaukee31. Bianca M. Bellissimo, Middleton32. Kylie E. Davidson, Milwaukee33. Christine McLinn, Shorewood34. Amanda R. Timm, Milwaukee35. Karlin H. Naslund, Oshkosh36. Amanda Dick, Kenosha37. Gina P. Balistreri, Fox Point38. Katherine N. Nelson, Middleton39. Susannah Carter, Milwaukee40. Leah K. Dahl, Fort Atkinson41. Christy Kritner, Mequon42. Judith-Anne Lesko, Cedarburg43. Genevieve Anne O'Meara, West Bend44. Natalie K. Foster, Cato45. Carolyn Apfelbach, Mequon46. Stephanie A. Londre, Burlington47. Killian M. Edwards, Fond du Lac48. Arden Leigh Montgomery, Milwaukee49. Courtney Mattson, Mequon50. Beth A. Ganser, Johnson Creek51. Elizabeth Nicole Konon, Mequon52. Emily Muntner Heideman, Rhinelander53. Kathryn E. Allen, Waukesha54. Allyson Elizabeth Woyak, Plover55. Saira Khanna, Mequon56. Shannon Stilp, Neenah57. Marlee Henderson, Mequon58. Megan L. Geschke, Mequon59. Lindsey E. Rozran, Mequon60. Zoe Ziegler, Mequon61. Maria R. Georgen, Neenah62. Tara Robey, Brookfield63. Abby Werwie, Kenosha64. Lauren Elizabeth Schuette, Brookfield65. Shannon J. Etten, Appleton66. Alexandra Fuiks, Brookfield67. Morgan A. Counts, Oshkosh68. Kaitlyn S. Strehlow, Hales Corners69. Samantha Norman, Sheboygan Falls70. Whitney A. Kelly, Mequon71. Rebecca E. Raj, Fox Point72. Maggan Lauterbach, Walworth73. Priyanka Sikka, Rhinelander74. Meghana Doniparthi, Hartland75. Elizabeth N. Stanczyk, Plymouth76. Amie M. Kolimas, Madison77. Madeleine Johnson, Onalaska78. Kate Reigle, Brookfield79. Katherine Andrei Karapysh, De Forest80. Daley Chaney Rupar, Merrill81. Brianna Meyer, Middleton82. Erin Elizabeth Johnson, Kohler83. Bryanne Blanton, Elkhorn84. Heather Bong, Nashotah85. Julie Christine Kolnik, Walworth86. Caroline E. McGuire, Shorewood87. Emma Lloyd, Elm Grove88. Avery Larkin Geldermann, Lake Geneva89. Kristi Kroker, La Crosse90. Marley T. Kleiman, Fox Point91. Jill Berens, Fond du Lac92. Julia Mauer, Hartland93. Elizabeth Seraphina Hope Allen, Menasha94. Brianna L. Theobald, Manitowoc95. Katherine Lukas, Manitowoc96. Samantha Pallini, Green Bay97. Kelly M. Suralik, Kohler98. Elizabeth Kroker, La Crosse99. Alleigh Marie Fralick, Rhinelander100. Hannah M. Bostwick, Milwaukee101. Anna Yegorov, Mequon102. Gina Matteucci, Kenosha103. Nancy Chybowski, Appleton104. Ashley Jacob, West Bend105. Tracy Murn, Waukesha106. Natalie B. Harland, Milwaukee107. Bridget L. Bellissimo, Middleton108. Cassandra Sundaram, La Crosse109. Christina Schaupp, Green Bay110. Lindsay Wille, Brookfield111. Valerie A. Langkau, Oshkosh112. Andrea M. Jumes, Appleton113. Katie Marie Pott, Green Bay114. Elisa Vogt, Mequon115. Katherine A. Stuehrk, Mequon116. Alyssa Dimiceli, Brookfield117. Elle M. Davis, Fox Point118. Aurora Gundersen, Milwaukee119. Gina B. Phillips, Mequon120. Marina Kathryn Oliver, Greenleaf121. Cricket Geldermann, Lake Geneva122. Kimberly S. Zwicke, River Hills123. Allison Marie Woodward, De Pere124. Sarah M. Barry, Williams Bay125. Phoebe Dyer, Thiensville126. Anne Lukach, Pewaukee
Girls 16 Singles
1. Mandy Brown, Mequon2. Isabelle Hoy, Fox Point3. Elizabeth A. Ecker, Mequon4. Caroline C. Starck, Williams Bay5. Kelsey J. Schmidt, Brookfield6. Ashton N. Schwerin, Madison7. Samantha L. Schoen, Brookfield8. Rachel C. Margolies, Madison9. Katie Reinders, Nashotah10. Kelly Kuether, Elm Grove11. Rachel A. Goldberg, Milwaukee12. Lauren Lukas, Manitowoc13. Alexandra Burns, Mequon14. Dana Larsen, Whitefish Bay15. Elizabeth M. Starck, Williams Bay16. Brittany Skemp, Brookfield17. Kayley Carswell, Brookfield18. Scarlett Hoy, Fox Point19. Bailey M. Edwards, Fond du Lac20. Rebecca L. Nelson, Brookfield21. Alexi M. Loomis, Cedarburg22. Caroline M. Murphy, Whitefish Bay23. Laura Edwards, Brookfield24. Morgan Weuve, Green Bay25. Rachel A. Allen, Green Bay26. Brittany Trimble, Whitefish Bay27. Aubree Schulz, Mequon28. Holly Marie Raeder, Plymouth29. Elizabeth Leffler, Racine30. Anna Dickens, Milwaukee31. Emily MacKay, Milwaukee32. Caroline Bal, Mequon33. Elizabeth A. Rice, Brookfield34. Kristin M. Kurer, Port Washington35. Sydney L. Divelbiss, Middleton36. Kimberly D. Graham, Colgate37. Lauren M. Gryniewicz, Brookfield38. Jocelyn A. Wolf, Racine39. Brittany R. O'Reilly, De Pere40. Alexandra E. Bayliss, Sheboygan41. Jennifer K. Smith, Mequon42. Emily Grzesiak, Brookfield43. Haley E. Davidson, Milwaukee44. Leslie A. Stauss, Racine45. Karyn R. Guttormsen, Kenosha46. Amy E. Strasburg, Hales Corners47. Kate K. Rasmussen, Oconomowoc48. Allison C. Wissink, Oshkosh49. Kelsey Sorum, Wauwatosa50. Killian M. Edwards, Fond du Lac51. Jacqueline M. Gillespie, De Pere52. Beth A. Ganser, Johnson Creek53. Jennifer Winston, Milwaukee54. Alyson Coran, Mequon55. Judith-Anne Lesko, Cedarburg56. Breanne B. Ament, Wausau57. Katelyn Radler, Brookfield58. Caroline L. Conole, Mequon59. Megan R. Fallon, Neenah60. Gina P. Balistreri, Fox Point61. Maria Lynn Anderson, Marshfield62. Alyssa R Mccormack, Muskego63. Alyssa A. Larson, Waunakee64. Rachel H. Vrabec, Menasha65. Kelly B. Kolimas, Madison66. Olivia A. Kalmanson, Neenah67. Megan Brobson, Brookfield68. Stephanie A. Stanczyk, Plymouth69. Lindsey E. Rozran, Mequon70. Samantha Nagin, Madison71. Valerie Kowis, Hartland72. Courtney A. Heim, Green Bay73. Jenna M. Roark, Verona74. Julie Anne Bardenwerper, Waunakee75. Mary Catherine Faller, Green Bay76. Nina N. Prestigiacomo, Whitefish Bay77. Kaitlyn S. Strehlow, Hales Corners78. Jessica Tang, Brookfield79. Whitney A. Kelly, Mequon80. Emily J. Bostwick, Milwaukee81. Kristyn Klind, Milwaukee82. Amber I. Balistreri, Oconomowoc83. Marlee Henderson, Mequon84. Anna Sheehy, Milwaukee85. Amie M. Kolimas, Madison86. Leah Panawash, Pewaukee87. Abby Landsness, Madison88. Kara Anne Paroubek, De Pere89. Jenna D. Decleene, Green Bay90. Karlin H. Naslund, Oshkosh91. Katherine Cunningham, Neenah92. Sarah Berman, Mequon93. Elissa A. Halla, Manitowoc94. Sophie Zhou, Mequon95. Jillian A. Horner, Middleton96. Christine McLinn, Shorewood97. Eva L. Counsell, Elkhorn98. Caitlin Lundquist, Stevens Point99. Rachel Vohnoutka, Waukesha100. Courtney Halbach, Madison101. Sarah J. Frankiewicz, Milwaukee102. Megan Elliott Kasten, Verona103. Taylor Stevenson, Neenah104. Julie Christine Kolnik, Walworth105. Alyssa Gambucci, West Bend106, Rachel Aelion-Moss, Milwaukee107. Dani J. Merar, Mequon108. Kayla Chessman, Neenah109. Katherine N. Nelson, Middleton110. Leah K. Dahl, Fort Atkinson111. Marissa Lieberman, Thiensville112. Megan R. Baker, Appleton113. Amanda R. Timm, Milwaukee114. Mary K. Reamer, Brookfield115. Caitlin K. Conlon, Lake Geneva116. Betsy Berens, Elm Grove117. Emily Kornhauser, Milwaukee118. Brandi Marie Dohmen, Portage119. Morgan Wille, Brookfield120. Caitlin Kass, Pewaukee121. Carolyn Ball, Wauwatosa122. Michelle Wierman, Hartland123. Cathy Lee Randle, Wauwatosa124. Katelyn Panawash, Pewaukee125. Mandy E. Walter, Mukwonago126. Rebekah A. Werner, Waukesha127. Diana Mason, Elm Grove128. Elizabeth Anne Wiese, New Berlin129. Jenny Raduechel, Kenosha130. Ellen Blum, Walworth131. Stephanie A. Londre, Burlington132. Krista Nelson, Waukesha133. Mallory Meiklejohn, Brookfield134. Morgan A. Counts, Oshkosh135. Kaylyn J. Gerth, Pleasant Prairie136. Katelyn P. Presti, Janesville137. Susan Christine Krieg, Elm Grove138. Jennifer A. Roesch, Cedarburg139. Emily Ann Callan, Wauwatosa140. Allison D. Lorenz, Elm Grove141. Kelly J. Van Handel, Neenah142. Catie Lane, Bayside143. Katherine D. Six, Fontana144. Abby Werwie, Kenosha145. Martha M. Lauer, Elm Grove146. Leah J. Benn, Stevens Point147. Allison Mills Murphy, New Berlin148. Jenny D. Barr, Madison149. Danielle Rose McFall, Pleasant Prairie150. Nicole E. Forbord, New Berlin151. Rebecca Wenzel, Brookfield152. Alicyn K. Kirchenwitz, Racine153. Leah Taugher, Hartland154. Katie Strobel, Cedarburg155. Morgan L. Janssen, Hartland156. Pamela E. Buntin, Wausau157. Michelle G. Searer, Fitchburg
Girls 18 Singles1. Mandy Brown, Mequon2. Isabelle Hoy, Fox Point3. Lauren Gruber, Milwaukee4. Kathleen Chybowski, Appleton5. Kalla M. Schaefer, Madison6. Kelly Buckley, Mequon7. Dana Larsen, Whitefish Bay8. Lauren Smyczek, Hales Corners9. Jacqueline B. Sperling, Mequon10. Samantha L. Schoen, Brookfield11. Amanda Gryniewicz, Brookfield12. Rachel A. Goldberg, Milwaukee13. Kellie Linn Colson, Plymouth14. Ashton N. Schwerin, Madison15. Alexandra Burns, Mequon16. Rachel A. Allen, Green Bay17. Kelsey J. Schmidt, Brookfield18. Hayley Homburg, Monona19. Kara Vogel, Brookfield20. Rachel L. Benn, Stevens Point21. Carlie M. Bohrman, Oconomowoc22. Jenna Felsher, Pewaukee23. Scarlett Hoy, Fox Point24. Kristina L. Naidicz, Kenosha25. Caroline C. Starck, Williams Bay26. Karyn R. Guttormsen, Kenosha27. Mary E. Coleman, Oshkosh28. Jacqueline M. O'Reilly, De Pere29. Caroline M. Mosley, West Bend30. Amy Carswell, Pleasant Prarie31. Holly Marie Raeder, Plymouth32. Katie Leigh Halbesleben, Wausau33. Sydney L. Divelbiss, Middleton34. Rachel Minerath, Oshkosh35. Allison C. Wissink, Oshkosh36. Kathryn McDonald, Green Bay37. Gina L. Dahl, Fort Atkinson38. Amanda J. Wenzel, Green Bay39. Julia V. Vasylenko, Portage40. Kimberly D. Graham, Colgate41. Michelle Wenzel, Brookfield42. Kimberli Jean Kamer, Muskego43. Rachel C. Margolies, Madison44. Danielle Winston, Milwaukee45. Valerie Kowis, Hartland46. Lauren Lukas, Manitowoc47. Alison Singewald, Wauwatosa48. Tara Putzier, Elm Grove49. Elizabeth Brock, Onalaska50. Kristin Janowski, Brookfield51. Eliza K. Zimmerer, Madison52. Amy E. Strasburg, Hales Corners53. Rachel M. Byrne, Waukesha54. Kristine A. Braun, Racine55. Hannah L. Pincsak, Brookfield56. Elizabeth Tusler, Neenah57. Cassandra Caroline Johnson, Brookfield58. Emily C. Karl, Stratford59. Julie Anne Bardenwerper, Waunakee60. Morgan Weuve, Green Bay61. Alison Broerman, Kenosha62. Breanne B. Ament, Wausau63. Camille Ashley Randle, Wauwatosa64. Kate Edwards, Brookfield65. Natalie L. Fraser, Brookfield66. Elizabeth M. Starck, Williams Bay67. Courtney McKenna, Madison68. Sarah Elizabeth Sprangers, Oshkosh69. Sarah Schoenwaelder, Racine70. Haylie Hampton, Hartland71. Megan R. Fallon, Neenah72. Kate Broerman, Kenosha73. Kailin Rose Olejniczak, Waukesha74. Melissa J Ziegler, Pewaukee75. Beth A. Ganser, Johnson Creek76. Krista Orzechowski, West Bend77. Jocelyn A. Wolf, Racine78. Kim A. Gressick, De Pere79. Carolyn A. Kennedy, Wauwatosa80. Emma Jamieson, Madison81. Annemarie Trager, Sheboygan82. Jenny D. Barr, Madison83. Olivia A. Kalmanson, Neenah84. Rachel L. Jasculca, Mequon85. Jacqueline M. Gillespie, De Pere86. Caroline M. Murphy, Whitefish Bay87. Taylor Stevenson, Neenah
Girls 12 Individual Doubles
1. Alyson Coran, Mequon2. Karyn R. Guttormsen, Kenosha3. Hannah Jane Etten, Appleton4. Meg J. Riebau, Appleton
Girls 14 Individual Doubles
1. Mary Catherine Faller, Green Bay2. Maria E. Koval, Green Bay3. Carly Peck, Thiensville4. Kristin Swenson, Mequon5. Morgan A. Counts, Oshkosh6. Nancy Chybowski, Appleton7. Jennifer Winston, Milwaukee8. Mardee J. Merar, Mequon9. Kate Berman, Mequon10. Rachel A. Allen, Green Bay11. Elissa A. Halla, Manitowoc12. Shannon Stilp, Neenah13. Grace Davis, Neenah14. Mckennah M. Edwards, Fond du Lac15. Rachel C Margolies, Madison
Girls 16 Individual Doubles
1. Emily J. Bostwick, Milwaukee2. Nina N. Prestigiacomo, Whitefish Bay3. Alexandra E. Bayliss, Sheboygan4. Stephanie A. Stanczyk, Plymouth5. Emily Grzesiak, Brookfield6. Kristyn Klind, Milwaukee7. Emily Ann Callan, Wauwatosa8. Caroline M. Murphy, Whitefish Bay9. Brittany Trimble, Whitefish Bay10. Anna Dickens, Milwaukee11. Kelly Kuether, Elm Grove12. Diana Mason, Elm Grove13. Sarah Berman, Mequon14. Kimberly D. Graham, Colgate15. Jenna M. Roark, Verona16. Lindsay Wille, Brookfield17. Michelle G. Searer, Fitchburg18. Morgan Wille, Brookfield
Girls 18 Individual Doubles
1. Mandy Brown, Mequon2. Isabelle Hoy, Fox Point3. Lauren Gruber, Milwaukee4. Kathleen Chybowski, Appleton5. Kalla M. Schaefer, Madison6. Kelly Buckley, Mequon7. Dana Larsen, Whitefish Bay8. Lauren Smyczek, Hales Corners9. Jacqueline B. Sperling, Mequon10. Samantha L. Schoen, Brookfield11. Amanda Gryniewicz, Brookfield12. Rachel A. Goldberg, Milwaukee13. Kellie Linn Colson, Plymouth14. Ashton N. Schwerin, Madison15. Alexandra Burns, Mequon16. Rachel A. Allen, Green Bay17. Kelsey J. Schmidt, Brookfield18. Hayley Homburg, Monona19. Kara Vogel, Brookfield20. Rachel L. Benn, Stevens Point21. Carlie M. Bohrman, Oconomowoc22. Jenna Felsher, Pewaukee23. Scarlett Hoy, Fox Point24. Kristina L. Naidicz, Kenosha25. Caroline C. Starck, Williams Bay26. Karyn R. Guttormsen, Kenosha27. Mary E. Coleman, Oshkosh28. Jacqueline M. O'Reilly, De Pere29. Caroline M. Mosley, West Bend30. Amy Carswell, Pleasant Prarie31. Holly Marie Raeder, Plymouth32. Katie Leigh Halbesleben, Wausau33. Sydney L. Divelbiss, Middleton34. Rachel Minerath, Oshkosh35. Allison C. Wissink, Oshkosh36. Kathryn McDonald, Green Bay37. Gina L. Dahl, Fort Atkinson38. Amanda J. Wenzel, Green Bay39. Julia V. Vasylenko, Portage40. Kimberly D. Graham, Colgate41. Michelle Wenzel, Brookfield42. Kimberli Jean Kamer, Muskego43. Rachel C. Margolies, Madison44. Danielle Winston, Milwaukee45. Valerie Kowis, Hartland46. Lauren Lukas, Manitowoc47. Alison Singewald, Wauwatosa48. Tara Putzier, Elm Grove49. Elizabeth Brock, Onalaska50. Kristin Janowski, Brookfield51. Eliza K. Zimmerer, Madison52. Amy E. Strasburg, Hales Corners53. Rachel M. Byrne, Waukesha54. Kristine A. Braun, Racine55. Hannah L. Pincsak, Brookfield56. Elizabeth Tusler, Neenah57. Cassandra Caroline Johnson, Brookfield58. Emily C. Karl, Stratford59. Julie Anne Bardenwerper, Waunakee60. Morgan Weuve, Green Bay61. Alison Broerman, Kenosha62. Breanne B. Ament, Wausau63. Camille Ashley Randle, Wauwatosa64. Kate Edwards, Brookfield65. Natalie L. Fraser, Brookfield66. Elizabeth M. Starck, Williams Bay67. Courtney McKenna, Madison68. Sarah Elizabeth Sprangers, Oshkosh69. Sarah Schoenwaelder, Racine70. Haylie Hampton, Hartland71. Megan R. Fallon, Neenah72. Kate Broerman, Kenosha73. Kailin Rose Olejniczak, Waukesha74. Melissa J Ziegler, Pewaukee75. Beth A. Ganser, Johnson Creek76. Krista Orzechowski, West Bend77. Jocelyn A. Wolf, Racine78. Kim A. Gressick, De Pere79. Carolyn A. Kennedy, Wauwatosa80. Emma Jamieson, Madison81. Annemarie Trager, Sheboygan82. Jenny D. Barr, Madison83. Olivia A. Kalmanson, Neenah84. Rachel L. Jasculca, Mequon85. Jacqueline M. Gillespie, De Pere86. Caroline M. Murphy, Whitefish Bay87. Taylor Stevenson, Neenah
2008 Tentative Rankings
Boys' 10 Singles WIS B10 Seeding List
Boys' 12 Singles WIS B12 Seeding List
Boys' 12 Doubles WIS B12 Doubles
Boys' 14 Singles WIS B14 Seeding List
Boys' 14 Doubles WIS B14 Doubles
Boys' 16 Singles WIS B16 Seeding List
Boys' 16 Doubles WIS B16 Doubles
Boys' 18 Singles WIS B18 Seeding List
Boys' 18 Doubles WIS B18 Doubles
Girls' 10 Singles WIS G10 Seeding List
Girls' 12 Singles WIS G12 Seeding List
Girls' 12 Doubles WIS G12 Doubles
Girls' 14 Singles WIS G14 Seeding List
Girls' 14 Doubles WIS G14 Doubles
Girls' 16 Singles WIS G16 Seeding List
Girls' 16 Doubles WIS G16 Doubles
Girls' 18 Singles WIS G18 Seeding List
Girls' 18 Doubles WIS G18 Doubles
Competition Training Center
(Page last updated 8/16/08)
Competition Training Center Letter (pdf 13kb)
Competition Training Center Application (pdf 29kb)
Prior years rankings
2006 Junior Boys Rankings
2006 Junior Girls Rankings
2005 Junior Girls Rankings
2005 Junior Boys Rankings
2004 Junior Girls & Boys Rankings
Wisconsin Challenger Rankings
(Page last updated 3/15/06)
Boys 12Justin MargoliesTimothy MollerJonathan Bodager
Boys 14Matthew CleggRehan MirzaTim Richter
Boys 16Peter AmundsonDerek Nelson
Boys 18Jordan ShiltsJohn Friar Girls 14Aschley Jurgella
Girls 16Brittany SniderStacey HarnettTricia Holmes
Girls 18Kathryn JacksonMegan Krentz
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Wisconsin District Junior Rankings: Boys
(Page last updated 4/22/06)
USTA WISCONSIN DISTRICT RANKINGS 2005 Junior Boys
Boys 10 Singles1. John Carswell, Pleasant Prairie2. Kyle Dunn, Fond du Lac3. Nicholas Allen, Green Bay4. Jordan Verbauwhede, Whitelaw5. Brent Mackman, Mequon6. Danny Coran, Mequon7. William Kammerait, Mequon8. Jake Diesler, Mukwonago9. Adam Bodner, Mequon10. Daniel Held, Mequon11. Peter Apfelbach, Mequon12. Jason Jesse, Mequon13. Chas Muth, Milwaukee14. Bobby Pirtle, Racine15. Andrew Dahl, Fort Atkinson16. Austin Budiono, Sussex17. Benjamin Levey, MilwaukeeBoys 12 Singles1. Damon Niquet, Waukesha2. Joshua Cogan, Oneida3. Griffin Pils, Racine4. Nelson Di Vall, Racine5. Trevor Hoy, Fox Point6. Jake Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie7. Samuel Walker, Milwaukee8. Jack Porritt, Brookfield9. Kevin Schmidt, Brookfield10. Rishi Karri, Mequon11. Justin Kaiser, Neenah12. Daniel Alonte, Milwaukee13. Clayton Armbrust, Brookfield14. John Carswell, Pleasant Prairie15. Michael Treis, Brookfield16. Jordan Patt, Brookfield17. Jonathan Lopez, Milwaukee18. Bradley Bertha, Whitefish Bay19. Jed Sekaran, Brookfield20. Alex Sweet, Madison21. Nicholas Allen, Green Bay22. Tyler Parks, Thiensville23. Cameron Fiebig, Neenah24. Matthew McGowan, Brookfield25. Connor Muth, Milwaukee26. Jake Diesler, Mukwonago27. Nikhil Ramnarayan, Mequon28. Daniel Silber, Mequon29. Tyler Piddington, Madison30. Jordan Verbauwhede, Whitelaw31. Reid Solheim, Lake Geneva32. Trevor Martin, Brown Deer33. David Winston, Milwaukee34. Joseph Werner, MequonBoys 12 Doubles1. William Kammerait - Brent MackmanBoys 14 Singles1. Billy Bertha, Whitefish Bay2. Connor Gilmore, Madison3. Jesse Hardacre, Racine4. Drew Lied, Brookfield5. Brandon DeBot, Stevens Point6. Ethan Niquet, Waukesha7. Charles Reinertsen, Kohler8. Jeffery Lotz, Racine9. Connor Peck, Thiensville10. Sean Stein, Milwaukee11. Tyler Johnson, West Bend12. Joshua Cogan, Oneida13. Tim Noack, Brookfield14. Andrew Bayliss, Sheboygan15. Jacob McDonald, Green Bay16. Zachary Kadow, Manitowoc17. Ricky Wiegand, Brookfield18. Robby Kutchin, Middleton19. Ryan Stewart, Mequon20. Kevin Rasmussen, Oconomowoc21. Nelson Di Vall, Racine22. Jake Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie23. Jacob Bodner, Mequon24. Augie Geldermann, Lake Geneva25. Jason Dunn, Fond du Lac26. Samuel Walker, Milwaukee27. Jacob Miller, Milwaukee28. Colin Johnson, Kohler29. Demetrius Johnson, Brown Deer30. Bryce Toburen, Mequon31. Aaron Kondrasuk, Monona32. David Paull, Viroqua33. Kevin Kangas, Jackson34. Matthew Lunde, Pewaukee35. Austin Papenthien, Waunakee36. Alexander Harkness, West Bend37. Jon Murphy Racine38. Matthew Soyka, Racine39. Alex Mattson, Mequon40. Sean Mackman, Mequon41. Jaag Sandhu, Brookfield42. Ethan Ardern, , Mequon43. Greg Listopad, Grafton44. Anthony Greco, Kenosha45. Jack Krugler, Whitefish Bay46. Matthew Lee, WausauBoys 14 DoublesNoneBoys 16 Singles1. David Mahvi, Middleton2. Brandon Bayliss, Sheboygan3. Billy Bertha, Whitefish Bay4. David Disabato, Mequon5. Jonathan Schwerin, Madison6. Arthur Sonneland, De Pere7. Jonathan Bodager, Green Bay8. Michael Abere, Waukesha9. Andrew Pelisek, Mequon10. Jesse Hardacre, Racine11. Gregory Janssen, Oshkosh12. Rahul Jain, Rhinelander13. David Carswell, Pleasant Prairie14. Scott Sutherland, Middleton15. Brant Vogt, Mequon16. Robert Spector, River Hills17. Matthew Gassner, Sheboygan18. Knute Gundersen, Milwaukee19. Gabriel Haack, Shorewood20. Eric Johnson, Brookfield21. Lars Olson, De Pere22. Anthony Schultz, Brookfield23. Michael Koval, Green Bay24. Justin Margolies, Madison25. Sanjay Hariharan, Mequon26. John McGowan, Brookfield27. Robbie Konkel, Mequon28. Justin Heeren, Waukesha29. Brett Meyer, Middleton30. John Coleman, Marshfield31. Evan Elderbrock Madison32. Sean Cunningham, Neenah33. Michael Wesley, Franklin34. Robert Weiss, Milwaukee35. Kevin Atherton, Waukesha36. Scott Schanke, Neenah37. Michael Merar, Mequon38. Michael MacKay, Milwaukee39. Jacob Bank, Madison40. Jon McGray, Union Grove41. David Matoba, Shorewood42. Reid Quade, Whitefish Bay43. Kale Johnson, Verona44. Patrick Carter, Whitefish Bay45. Colin Ardern, Mequon46. Michael Muratore, Racine47. Alex Wilke, MequonBoys 16 Doubles1. Matt Ship-Robert Spector2. David Mahvi-Zachary Van Hout3. Patrick Carter-Brad PanekBoys 18 Singles1. Matthew Clegg, Stevens Point2. Jack Schiro, Milwaukee3. Christopher Pappe, Kenosha4. Todd Fuller, Oshkosh5. Michael Peterson, Elm Grove6. Aaron Lentz, Nashota7. Jeff Blankfield, Neenah8. John Mason, Elm Grove9. R. Samuel Anthony, Brookfield10. Jay Sykes, Mequon11. Matthew Leffler, Racine12. Michael Dolatowski, Burlington13. Ian Pray, Madison14. Matt Vohnoutka, Waukesha15. Max Divelbiss, Middleton16. John Reinertsen, KohlerBoys 18 DoublesNone
Wisconsin District Junior Rankings: Girls
USTA WISCONSIN DISTRICT RANKINGS2005 Junior Girls
Girls 10 Singles1. Megan Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie2. Mardee Merar, Mequon3. Bridget Bellissimo, Middleton4. Elizabeth Nicole Konon, Mequon5. Molly Engel, Fox Point6. Madeline Henderson, Mequon,7. Amelia Cogan, OneidaGirls 12 Singles1. Mckennah Edwards, Fond du Lac2. Jesssica Tang, Brookfield3. Karyn Guttormsen, Kenosha4. Alexi Loomis, Cedarburg5. Dani Merar, Mequon6. Madeline Ecker, Mequon7. Kathryn Allen, Waukesha8. Maria Koval, Green Bay9. Kristin Swenson, Mequon10. Stephanie Londre, Burlington11. Carly Peck, Mequon12. Zoe Ziegler, Mequon13. Karlin Naslund, Oshkosh14. Sarah Stein, Milwaukee15. Megan Humphreys, Pleasant Prairie16. Brittany Watchmaker, Mequon17. Bianca Bellissimo, Middleton18. Amanda Timm, Milwaukee19. Bridget Bellissimo, Middleton20. Courtney Mattson, Mequon21. Emma Stein, Milwaukee22. Alexandra Feltmeyer, Grafton23. Gina Phillips, Mequon24. Samantha Nagin, Madison25. Sarah Woods, Oconomowoc26. Nancy Chybowski, Appleton27. Elizabeth Stanczyk, Plymouth28. Amy Upthagrove, Racine29. Claire Songkakul, Mequon30. Riley Kelly, Mequon31. Mary Christine Nelezen, Mequon32. Maggan Lauterbach, Walworth33. Kate Berman, MequonGirls 12 Doubles1. Carly Peck-Zoe Ziegler2. Emma Stein-Sarah Stein3. Riley Kelly-Courtney MattsonGirls 14 Singles1. Rachel Margolies, Madison2. Alyson Coran, Mequon3. Katie Reinders, Nashotah4. Kayley Carswell, Brookfield5. Mckennah Edwards, Fond du Lac6. Kristin Kurer, Port Washington7. Aubree Schulz, Mequon8. Jessica Tang, Brookfield9. Jennifer Winston, Milwaukee10. Sophia Lococo, Mequon11. Scarlett Hoy, Fox Point12. Laura Edwards, Brookfield13. Abby Werwie, Kenosha14. Brittany Trimble, Whitefish Bay15. Morgan Weuve, Green Bay16. Alexi Loomis, Cedarburg17. Rebecca Nelson, Brookfield18. Katherine Cunningham, Neenah19. Stephanie Stanczyk, Plymouth20. Molly Hemes, Green Bay21. Rachel Allen, Green Bay22. Sarah Berman, Mequon23. Anna Dickens, Milwaukee24. Elissa Halla, Manitowoc25. Maria Koval, Green Bay26. Emily MacKay, Milwaukee27. Alexandra Bayliss, Sheboygan28. Brianna Theobald, Manitowoc29. Natalie Foster, Cato30. Lauren Gryniewicz, Brookfield31. Rachelle Brick, Milwaukee32. Sarah Wiener, Mequon33. Killian Edwards, Fond du Lac34. Elizabeth Rice, Brookfield35. Susannah Carter, Whitefish Bay36. Caroline Conole, Mequon37. Whitney Kelly, Mequon38. Elisa Vogt, Mequon39. Brittany Watchmaker, Mequon40. Leah Dahl, Fort Atkinson41. Jill Berens, Fond du Lac42. Lindsey Rozran, Mequon43. Megan Geschke, Mequon44. Ellen Blum, Walworth45. Kelli Murphy, Brookfield46. Marley Kleiman, Fox Point47. Megan Brobson, Brookfield48. Marlee Henderson, Mequon49. Danielle Ketterer, RacineGirls 14 Doubles1. Emily Mackay-Brittany TrimbleGirls 16 Singles1. Kathleen Chybowski, Appleton2. Caroline Starck, Williams Bay3. Samantha Schoen, Brookfield4. Kelsey Schmidt, Brookfield5. Kara Vogel, Brookfield6. Kayley Carswell, Brookfield7. Kelly Kuether, Elm Grove8. Ashton Schwerin, Madison9. Kalla Schaefer, Madison10. Jenna Felsher, Pewaukee11. Kathryn McDonald, Green Bay12. Amanda Gryniewicz, Brookfield13. Bailey Edwards, Fond du Lac14. Rachel Goldberg, Milwaukee15. Kimberly Graham, Colgate16. Laura Edwards, Brookfield17. Emily Bostwick, Milwaukee18. Amy Carswell, Pleasant Prairie19. Caroline Mosley, West Bend20. Caroline Bal, Mequon21. Caroline Murphy, Whitefish Bay22. Rachel Vohnoutka, Waukesha23. Valerie Kowis, Hartland24. Kelly Maas, Hartland25. Kelsey Sorum, Wauwatosa26. Elizabeth Starck, Williams Bay27. Catie Lane, BaysideGirls 16 Doubles1. Laura Edwards-Rebecca NelsonGirls 18 Singles1. Kelly Drvaric, Waukesha2. Kari Kastenholz, Racine3. Jacqueline Sperling, Mequon4. Caitlin Kammerait, Mequon5. Ashley Schoneman, Sheboygan6. Hayley Homburg, Monona7. Kimberly Braun, Racine8. Gina Dahl, Fort Atkinson9. Katie Yttri, Milton10. Carlie Bohrman, Oconomowoc11. Hannah Pincsak, Brookfield12. Sarah Schultz, BrookfieldGirls 18 Singles1. Kimberly Braun-Kari Kastenholz2. Hannah Pincsak-Sarah Schultz
Wisconsin Junior Tournament Structure
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|Above Grade Sqft
Appliances - Disposal
Appliances - Dishwasher
Appliances - Dryer
Appliances - Microwave
Appliances - Other
Appliances - Oven
Appliances - Refrigerator
Appliances - Range
Appliances - Washer
Water Heater - Gas
|Interior Features
Interior Features - Breakfast Nook
Interior Features - Central Vacuum
Interior Features - Fireplace Gas
Interior Features - Sump Pump
Interior Features - Walk-in Closet
Interior Features - Zoned Heat System
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|Cooling Types
Cooling - Central
|Heating Types
Heating - Forced Air
Heating - Gas
|Exterior Features
Possession - At Close
Road Surface Type - Concrete
Tax Exemption - None
Roof - Shingle
|Construction Types
Construction Materials - Brick
Construction Materials - Other
|Land Type
Zoning - RES
|Water Source
Water Source - Public
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Mls Property Type - Residential
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Property Sub Type - Single Family
Style - Ranch
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Factory Built - No
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