Dutch tennis player Arancha Rus was born in Delph on December 13, 1990. In 2008, she won the Australian Open for juniors, beating Australian Jessica Moore. This victory brought Arancha the title of the first racket among juniors.
Rus started her tennis career at the age of 13 playing in junior tournaments.
The girl is left-handed, which brings discomfort to her opponents. But helps Arancha win matches.
In 2007, Rus reached the semi-finals of the Orange Bowl tournament in Florida (USA). And the following year, she became the semi-finalist of the first junior Grand Slam US Open tournament in doubles.
In 2008, Arancia reached the semi-finals in another Grand Slam Roland Garros, but already in singles. In doubles, the tennis player reached the final. This year was full of victories for Rus: she won the 1st Australian Open Junior Grand Slam and became number 1 in the world junior rankings.
In September 2008, Arancha Rus reached the quarterfinals of the WTA tournament in Guangzhou (China), beating Belgian tennis player Janina Wickmayer.
PTT emblem
Russian tennis tour(PTT) is a system of tennis competitions in Russia, which is implemented under the leadership of the non-profit partnership of the same name ( NP Russian Tennis Tour), established Russian Tennis Federation December 7th.
RTT was created to unify various aspects of the process of organizing and holding tennis competitions in Russia.
The RTT Regulations determine the rules for creating a competition calendar, the tournament scoring and rating system, the forms and procedure for submitting applications for participation in the tournament, age groups, the rights and obligations of participants and other aspects of holding tournaments. The actions of the organizers of the tournament, the refereeing staff, and financing are also regulated.
The structure of the non-profit partnership "Russian Tennis Tour" includes a tournament management department, information and referee departments.
Tournament categories
For PTT tournaments, six categories are established, reflecting the level of the tournament. Category I, II and III include competitions federal district and national tournaments. Championships and championships of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation belong to the IV category. Category V includes tournaments of the city and district level and championships of physical culture and sports organizations. The VI category of tournaments distinguishes competitions in which only players aged 9-10 years old (children's group) take part.
PTT tournaments are held in six age groups: 9-10 years old, under 12 years old, under 14 years old, under 16 years old, under 18 years old and the "Adults" group for players over 18 years old. Players under the age of 9 are not allowed to participate in the competition.
PTT tournaments are usually held in two stages, with the qualifying stage always being played according to the Olympic system within one or two days preceding the main tournament. The duration of the competition does not exceed one tournament week.
A player's tournament status is determined by the classification points system. The number of classification points scored at the time of application for participation in the competition affects the inclusion of a player in a particular stage.
Important PTT tournaments: Russian Cup, Russian championship (individual and team), regional tournaments and tournaments of large cities.
PTT rating
| Men (adults) December 1 | ||
|---|---|---|
| # | Tennis player | Glasses |
| 1 | Mikhail Youzhny | 32925 |
| 2 | Nikolai Davydenko | 26120 |
| 3 | Dmitry Tursunov | 20599 |
| 4 | Igor Kunitsyn | 18273 |
| 5 | Denis Istomin | 14913 |
| 6 | Igor Andreev | 14229 |
| 7 | Mikhail Kukushkin | 12971 |
| 8 | Teimuraz Gabashvili | 10277 |
| 9 | Alexander Kudryavtsev | 7593 |
| 10 | Denis Matsukevich | 7508 |
| Women (adults) December 1 | ||
|---|---|---|
| # | tennis player | Glasses |
| 1 | Maria Sharapova | 96946 |
| 2 | Vera Zvonareva | 87715 |
| 3 | Nadezhda Petrova | 46096 |
| 4 | Svetlana Kuznetsova | 45769 |
| 5 | ||
It was founded in 1908. and its main office is located in Moscow. Since 1977, the organization has become a member of the European Tennis Association Tennis Europe. The honorary president and, accordingly, the head is Yaroslav Ivanovich Kalagursky. With the assistance of the Federation, a system of competitions was created - the Russian Tennis Tour (RTT). It is intended for participation of all age categories.
general information
The official creation date of the tour is December 7, 1999. Its goal is to create a unified form that includes all aspects of the procedure for organizing tennis competitions in Russia. The Charter of the RTT regulates the rules and norms for the formation of the competition calendar, the rating system, the registration form for participants, as well as the nuances of the rights and obligations of all parties to the event. In an additional order, the procedure for the actions of the direct organizers, jury members and financial issues is determined.Tournament categories
The tournament provides for six categories, each of which reflects the professional level of the event. The first three such categories include federal district competitions and all-Russian tournaments. The fourth represents various championships and championships of Russia, and the fifth - tennis wrestling at the city level. districts and competitions sports complexes. The sixth category is assigned to the competitions of children aged 9 to 12 years. In addition, tournaments have a separate classification according to age characteristics. Children under the age of nine are strictly forbidden to take part in such tennis competitions, which are related to RTT.As a rule, tournaments consist of two stages. At the same time, only the Olympic system operates in the qualifying round, and its duration is one to two days. The total duration of the event is determined by a period of one week.
There is also a points classification system that determines the tournament status of a tennis player. The player is included in a certain stage, depending on the number of points scored, exactly at the time when the direct application for participation in the competition was submitted.