Monday, December 2, 2024

2024 USTA NTRP year-end ratings are out! For real this time!

I wrote a few days ago that the USTA's sneak peek year-end ratings were out, well, the full year-end ratings seem to be out.

So, hop on over to TennisLink or the USTA app and see where you ended up.  Did you get what you expected?

I love to get feedback and interesting stories or scenarios, drop me a note at ratings@teravation.net.

12 comments:

  1. Both the app and tennis Link are just spinning and nothing is loading.

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    1. I think they did it an hour or two early to try to get ahead of the crunch, but now that everyone knows, the site is crashing ...

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  2. Is everyone's rating out at the same time? It seems like many players' ratings I looked at aren't out yet.

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    1. I too observed a few still saying 2023, but most were 2024, but now the site is unresponsive.

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  3. If you go in through the blue app and dont log in, and click scout players, that is working.

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  4. I am noticing Northern Oregon only has upward movement in ratings. I see 4.0s going 4.5 but almost no 4.5s going down. Same goes for 3.5s and 5.0s going up but virtually no one down. Usually there is balance since it should be a null sum game. Are other regions seeing same? Is USTA up to something?

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  5. Stats from one county (Anne Arundel Maryland):

    Moved up - 8%
    Moved down - 7%
    No change - 85%

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    1. That is close to the normal average of 6% down and 9% or so up.

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  6. TR was spot on for our 4.0 team. A few expected bumps. How much do your ratings differ?

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    1. Mine are usually more accurate :)

      Seriously, there is no general comparison. TR can be right on small groups, but the evidence from folks commenting here and other places including directly to my e-mail is that they are often way off and hit a very low percentage at times. My ratings miss too, but generally I'm right 90+% of the time on year-end rating levels.

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    2. Thanks for the reply. As I mentioned a few suspected bumps so not earth shattering predictions. I am interested in the future if WTN will correlate closely with NTRP.

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