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2025 matchplay race info
How does the race work?
The race follows the same idea as the ATP race that allows the Top 8 players to qualify for the ATP Tour Finals at the end of the year by collecting points throughout the year. In our case, up to the Top 5 at the end of the year will qualify for some great prizes!
How do I score points?
You score 5 points for winning a singles match, and 2 points for losing a singles match.
Bonus Points: You score 3 bonus points for winning both your singles matches in one matchplay, and 2 bonus points for winning a singles match 4-0.
Longer format matches: For 2 set matches, each set counts as an individual match for points purposes. The 3 bonus points are awarded if you win both sets. The 2 bonus points are awarded for 6-0 and 6-1 sets, and 4-0 sets.
Beating a Top 5 player (from March onwards): You score 5 points for beating 1st place, 4 points beating 2nd place, and so on, down to 1 point for beating 5th place. You ONLY score these points if you were ranked lower in the table on the day of the match.
Matchplay Race Prizes 2025 - UPDATED!
2025 PRIZES:
Trophies: Awarded to the Top 3 on all leaderboards, if they have 100+ points.
Sheensports Vouchers: 16U, 12U, 10U Leaderboard - £20 for 1st place, £10 for 2nd place, and £5 for 3rd place, and £20 for 1st place on the 14U Leaderboard (No 2nd/3rd place as players likely to finish below 100 points)
Matchplay Player of the month - NEW FOR 2025!
There will be a new Player of the month award given to one player at the end of each calendar month, who has stood out in one way or another. It might be they scored a big upset win, or they progressed strongly with a personal goal, or they had a great month of results. The prize will vary month by month, and will be announced here. The only requirement is that players need to have completed at least 2 Matchplay's in the month to be eligible.
Player of the month winners:
January: Ted Allen for winning 6 out of 9 matches, and having a great attitude throughout, especially when he had to play some much older stronger players. Well done Ted!
Prize: Chunky medal and tube of new tennis balls
February: Oscar Schjelderup for winning 4 out of 5 matches, and making great progress with using his new backhand technique in matches. Well done Oscar!
Prize: Chunky medal and 2 tubes of green practice balls
March: Eugene Shum for winning an incredible 9 out of 10 singles matches, many of which were close, including one where he saved 4 match points. Well done Eugene!
Prize: Chunky medal and a Prince/Hydrogen tennis towel
April: George Sigalas for winning all 4 of his singles matches, and saving 4 match points in one of them! Well done George!
Prize: Chunky medal and a Prince/Hydrogen tennis towel
May: Julian Maczko for winning all 4 of his singles matches during the month, and playing a great level. Well done Julian!
Prize: Chunky medal, tube of new tennis balls, and a mini ball keyring
June: Masha Malkin (picture) for showing a great bravery when faced with playing stronger players, and performing really well. Well done Masha!
Prize: Chunky medal, tube of new tennis balls, and a mini ball keyring
July: Nicholas Rajapaksa for his great fight, determination, and attitude in winning his first ever Matchplay match in a tie-break. Well done Nicholas!
Prize: Chunky medal, and a 'Tennis for Britain' water bottle
There is no Matchplay in August
September: Francesco Angelucci for his excellent progress with the mental/emotional side of the game throughout all the Matchplays he did during the month. Well done Franky!
Prize: Chunky medal, and a Babolat/Wimbledon Mini Racket
October: ?
Prize: ?
Let's Play Leaderboard - NEW FOR 2025!
There will be a separate leaderboard with the same level of prizes for less experienced players. To be clear, player's in any of Nick's Team Hawker squads or who do regular LTA tournaments won't be eligible for this leaderboard. All other players who take lessons at Hawker will be eligible for this leaderboard, as well as their regular age group leaderboard! Please note player's can be taken off this leaderboard if their circumstances change during the year. Finally, any 'Let's Play' leaderboard player who finishes in the Top 3 on their own age group leaderboard at the end of the year, will be taken off the 'Let's Play' leaderboard before the final 2025 standings are confirmed.