Teams

Four Pointers

Spring Adult 18 & Over WeekEND · Men's 4.5 18s

15 players · average NTRP 4.75 / TEXAS

No matches recorded for this roster in this league — it may be a placeholder registration, or the season may not have started.

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Flight standings for Men's 4.5 18s have not been collected yet. Where we have them we show every team in the flight ranked, with this team highlighted. The crawler is still filling in older seasons and flights.

ScoutingWhere each opponent usually plays

Signed-in extra: whether this captain plays strict strength order or mixes it up, from every doubles line they have put out. Create a free account to see it.

Roster averages 4.28 estimated across 11 rated players. No lineup is published in advance, so the column below is where each player has actually been used — a captain's habits are the best available forecast. Sign in and claim your record to see who you have played.

4.54
Joshua Minor
published
4.49
Herbert Nesloney
published 5
4.44
Antonio Cunha
published 4.5
4.36
Suganth Paul
published
4.35
Carlos Alcantara
published 5
4.30
Scott Logeman
published
4.29
John Aguilar
published
4.19
Peter Markes
published
4.07
Bryan Wirth
published 4.5
4.05
Rodrigo Faermann
published
4.02
Krishna Ramaswamy
published
Puneet Mahajan
published
Samuel Hikspoors
published
Zaw Tin
published
Established pairs

Doubles pairs from this roster with three or more matches together anywhere — ordered by performance against what the rating gap predicted, not by record.

Peter Markes + Scott Logeman6153% gamesnot enough data
Scott Logeman + Bryan Wirth1439% gamesnot enough data
Peter Markes + Puneet Mahajan134 matchesnot enough data
Antonio Cunha + Carlos Alcantara404 matchesnot enough data
Bryan Wirth + Jean-Sebastien Ronchi303 matchesnot enough data
Roster

Ordered by our estimated dynamic rating, which is why two players at the same published level are not tied — a published 4.0 says nothing about where inside the band someone sits. Lines played in this team’s season are shown beside each name.

Joshua Minor
29W–12L career · no lines in 2022
37%63%<1%
4.54
5
Herbert Nesloney
16W–15L career · no lines in 2022
54%46%<1%
4.49
4.5
Antonio Cunha
39W–6L career · no lines in 2022
<1%68%32%
4.44
Suganth Paul
40W–18L career · no lines in 2022
<1%86%13%
4.36
5
Carlos Alcantara
55W–19L career · no lines in 2022
88%12%<1%
4.35
Scott Logeman
43W–14L career · no lines in 2022
1%93%6%
4.30
John Aguilar
22W–5L career · no lines in 2022
1%93%5%
4.29
Peter Markes
35W–22L career · no lines in 2022
7%92%1%
4.19
4.5
Bryan Wirth
17W–24L career · no lines in 2022
29%71%<1%
4.07
Rodrigo Faermann
10W–10L career · no lines in 2022
34%66%<1%
4.05
Jean-Sebastien Ronchi
10W–9L career · no lines in 2022
45%55%<1%
4.02
Krishna Ramaswamy
3W–4L career · no lines in 2022
not enough data
Puneet Mahajan
32W–13L career · no lines in 2022
not enough data
Samuel Hikspoors
1W–2L career · no lines in 2022
not enough data
Zaw Tin
7W–7L career · no lines in 2022
not enough data

Three percentages are where each player stands right now: the chance they are below their band, inside it, or above it, on the way they are playing this season. The number on the right is our estimated dynamic rating, which USTA never publishes. This is today rather than a forecast of December, because a forecast has to assume future matches and cannot know whether someone will even be offered them. Percentages are blank where a player has too few matches this season, or at a level where the model does not yet beat a base-rate guess; the estimate is a weaker claim than a probability and survives where those do not.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by the USTA. Ratings labelled as published are USTA year-end figures; anything we describe as an estimate is ours, not USTA’s. Match data is from USTA TennisLink.