I'll start with looking at bump up/down percentages by section, first overall, then for male and female.
This looks a lot different than last year (2014) when nearly every section had over 12% of players bumped up and a few were over 20%. This year, Caribbean is the only section with a bump percentage greater than 10%.
Last year also had most every section with significantly more than twice the bumps up than down, this year the ratio is below 2.0 for most sections.
So this looks a lot more like a normal year and there is not any obvious big adjustments made by the USTA.
We can look at the same chart, but just for the men.
We see Caribbean is even more of the outlier here, nearly every section for the men is below 8% bumps up and ratios to bump down around 1.5.
For the women:
The Pacific Northwest has the highest bump up percentage here, but it is barely over 10%.
can you do it per level, ie 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 ?
ReplyDeleteYep, coming soon
DeleteI would be curious what Texas 3.5, 4.0 bump up and bump down % were?
ReplyDeleteBoth won nats so I would think pretty high.
DeleteThanks as always for the insights!
ReplyDeleteThanks as always for the insights!
ReplyDeleteDo you think USTA changed their algorithm thus fewer bump "up" people in Norcal?
ReplyDeleteNo, I think they just didn't do the manual year-end adjustments they did last year to try to balance things between sections.
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