• Overall Standings
• Men's Draw Standings
• Women's Draw Standings

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Overall standings

Bill Walsh wrests the lead from Larry Yonce and has opened up a two point advantage!

Larry lost 3 points, all on the men's side (2 with Coria and 1 with Ferrero). Bill called both of those matches right, picking Kiefer and Grosjean, and lost nothing. He carries a 2 point lead over Larry and Andrew McCarthy into the second week.

Rank	Contestant	Total score
1.	Bill Walsh	47 (21,26)
2.	Larry Yonce	45 (20,25)
3.	Andrew McCarthy	45 (21,24)
4.	Yoonho Ji	44 (19,25)
5.	J. Stewart	44 (23,21)
6.	Memo	43 (18,25)
	Babak Hejazi	43 (18,25)
8.	Barbara&David	43 (19,24)
9.	Gavin Hotchin	43 (17,26)
10.	Ed Toombs	43 (21,22)
11.	Frederick Warburg	43 (22,21)
12.	Maydoosa	42 (20,22)
	Cian O'Reilly	42 (19,23)
	Chris Gerby	42 (18,24)
	Eric Goll	42 (18,24)
	Paddy M	42 (17,25)
	Peter Smyth	42 (18,24)
18.	Gary Ellis	42 (20,22)
19.	Fredrik Norström	42 (21,21)
20.	Anthony Ellis	42 (17,25)
	Tony Fales	42 (19,23)
22.	Lawrence Toombs	41 (18,23)
	Jeff Tagen	41 (18,23)
	Mark Wolbers	41 (19,22)
25.	Amelie's Shorts	41 (18,23)
	Art Vaughn	41 (20,21)
	Tom Brozo	41 (16,25)
28.	Elizabeth Ashbury	40 (16,24)
	Manuel Halkias	40 (19,21)
30.	Andrew Peglau	40 (17,23)
	Sarah Halsted	40 (19,21)
32.	Daisy Aye	40 (16,24)
	Tim Wilson	40 (17,23)
	Steve Gocha	40 (15,25)
35.	Bounces	40 (17,23)
36.	Chi-Wai Lui	40 (17,23)
37.	Dennis Uenk	40 (18,22)
38.	Dirk van Panhuis	40 (14,26)
39.	Julio Morales	40 (16,24)
40.	Lindsay Brown	40 (15,25)
41.	Patrick van der Zee	39 (16,23)
42.	Michael Mungin	39 (19,20)
	Joeri Kester	39 (16,23)
44.	Mike Cecilio	39 (20,19)
45.	Peter Versteege	39 (18,21)
46.	Erwin van Oorspronk	38 (16,22)
	Charo Molinari	38 (19,19)
48.	Jeff Sikes	38 (16,22)
49.	Paul Peach	38 (18,20)
50.	Javier Camacho	38 (17,21)
51.	Marcel Stok	38 (17,21)
52.	Jack Cunniff	38 (16,22)
	k i r i n	38 (17,21)
54.	Andy Smith	38 (20,18)
55.	Colin Strudwick	38 (18,20)
56.	Stephen Spainhour	37 (16,21)
57.	Alex Macpherson	37 (15,22)
	Rich Glenn	37 (16,21)
59.	Mark Langley	37 (14,23)
	Ed Zafian	37 (15,22)
61.	Michael Grundy	37 (17,20)
62.	Martin McLean	37 (18,19)
63.	Mark Zuckerman	37 (18,19)
	Michal Swiderski	37 (16,21)
65.	Jason Juzwiak	37 (18,19)
66.	Jacqueline "JD" Dupree	36 (15,21)
67.	Samuel Burton	36 (17,19)
68.	Emily Dura	36 (14,22)
69.	Sanjeev Bordoloi	36 (15,21)
70.	Granger Huntress	35 (15,20)
71.	Freudocadoe	35 (16,19)
72.	Jerry Balsam	35 (15,20)
	Will Johnson	35 (16,19)
74.	Kevin Eckert	35 (13,22)
75.	Luke Ghensi	35 (16,19)
76.	Michiel Vestjens	34 (16,18)
77.	Alison Dura	34 (13,21)
	Folkert Joling	34 (14,20)
79.	Renato de Oliveira Almeida	34 (11,23)
80.	Byron McCrae	34 (14,20)
81.	Heather Ryde	34 (16,18)
82.	Rosemary Contompasis	33 (13,20)
83.	Craig Willeford	33 (9,24)
84.	Martin Nicholson	33 (13,20)
85.	Richard Erickson	32 (11,21)
86.	Chris Wang	30 (11,19)
87.	Belmont305	30 (17,13)
88.	Supersuper305	29 (17,12)
89.	Seraina	20 (20,0)

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Men's draw

J Stewart is now our uncontested leader!

J was the only member of yesterday's leading quartet who lost no points today. The other three were done in, as were many of us, by the losses of Coria and Ferrero. Since Coria's ouster was collectively more damaging, we give the Heartbreaker of the Day to:

Sébastien Grosjean

Seb took out 6th seed Coria to validate the judgment of the 16 contestants who thought he would make the round of sixteen. Coria is still having his weird Dementieva-ish serving problems (23 double faults). What's up with that?

Anyway, J did well to avoid both Coria and Ferrero. He is closely followed by Frederick Warburg, who anticipated the success of both Grosjean and Kiefer.

Tomorrow's fourth-rounders

Fabrice Santoro FRA vs. David Ferrer ESP (11):
Congratulations to the 12 contestants who picked the 33-year-old French wizard Santoro, who won what was probably the best match of the tournament over Gaudio. Ferrer was a minority pick in his own bracket, but he overwhelmed the more fancied Ancic on Thursday.
Previous head-to-head:: Ferrer leads 1-0 (2005 Canada)

Tommy Robredo ESP (16) vs. David Nalbandian ARG (4):
Robredo was very sharp against Blake, and Nalbandian will have to be careful here. None of our contestants picked Tommy to spring an upset.
Previous head-to-head: Nalbandian leads 2-1, including their only hard court clash (2002 Canada)

Ivan Ljubicic CRO (7) vs. Thomas Johansson SWE (10):
The seedings hold up here and we have an excellent matchup between the red-hot Croat and the 2002 AO champ. We tended to favour Ljubicic's chances more in the bottom half.
Previous head-to-head: Johansson leads 3-2, but Ljubicic won their two meetings last year.

Marcos Baghdatis CYP vs. Andy Roddick USA (2):
The flashy young Cypriot was picked by 13 canny contestants to make it through Ginepri's bracket. Roddick has been in withering form and it will take some doing to prevent him from reaching the final.
Previous head-to-head: First meeting.

Rank	Contestant	Men's score
1.	J. Stewart	23
2.	Frederick Warburg	22
3.	Fredrik Norström	21
4.	Andrew McCarthy	21
	Bill Walsh	21
6.	Ed Toombs	21
7.	Larry Yonce	20
	Seraina	20
9.	Maydoosa	20
	Art Vaughn	20
	Mike Cecilio	20
	Gary Ellis	20
13.	Andy Smith	20
14.	Mark Wolbers	19
	Cian O'Reilly	19
	Manuel Halkias	19
	Sarah Halsted	19
	Michael Mungin	19
	Barbara&David	19
	Charo Molinari	19
	Yoonho Ji	19
	Tony Fales	19
23.	Babak Hejazi	18
	Memo	18
	Chris Gerby	18
	Lawrence Toombs	18
	Jeff Tagen	18
	Paul Peach	18
	Eric Goll	18
	Peter Smyth	18
31.	Jason Juzwiak	18
	Amelie's Shorts	18
33.	Mark Zuckerman	18
34.	Dennis Uenk	18
35.	Martin McLean	18
36.	Colin Strudwick	18
37.	Peter Versteege	18
38.	Andrew Peglau	17
39.	Javier Camacho	17
	k i r i n	17
	Paddy M	17
	Tim Wilson	17
43.	Anthony Ellis	17
	Michael Grundy	17
	Bounces	17
	Marcel Stok	17
	Chi-Wai Lui	17
	Samuel Burton	17
	Belmont305	17
	Supersuper305	17
	Gavin Hotchin	17
52.	Luke Ghensi	16
	Erwin van Oorspronk	16
54.	Joeri Kester	16
	Heather Ryde	16
	Patrick van der Zee	16
	Stephen Spainhour	16
	Elizabeth Ashbury	16
59.	Jeff Sikes	16
	Rich Glenn	16
61.	Michal Swiderski	16
	Michiel Vestjens	16
	Daisy Aye	16
	Tom Brozo	16
	Freudocadoe	16
	Will Johnson	16
67.	Jack Cunniff	16
	Julio Morales	16
69.	Alex Macpherson	15
70.	Ed Zafian	15
	Jerry Balsam	15
	Sanjeev Bordoloi	15
73.	Granger Huntress	15
	Steve Gocha	15
75.	Jacqueline "JD" Dupree	15
76.	Lindsay Brown	15
77.	Mark Langley	14
78.	Folkert Joling	14
	Byron McCrae	14
80.	Emily Dura	14
	Dirk van Panhuis	14
82.	Alison Dura	13
83.	Rosemary Contompasis	13
84.	Martin Nicholson	13
85.	Kevin Eckert	13
86.	Chris Wang	11
87.	Renato de Oliveira Almeida	11
88.	Richard Erickson	11
89.	Craig Willeford	9

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Women's draw

There were no huge shockers today, but two contestants left the leading group. Craig Willeford lost Bammer (stunned by Stosur) and Pennetta (vanquished by Vaidisova) while Paddy M lost Krajicek (mauled by Mauresmo). This leaves Bill Walsh, Gavin Hotchin and Dirk van Panhuis on top.

Tomorrow's fourth-rounders

Lindsay Davenport USA (1) vs. Svetlana Kuznetsova RUS (14):
Almost all of us thought the seedings would hold up here. 3 contestants called for a Kuznetsova upset win.
Previous head-to-head:: Davenport leads 2-1. Kuznetsova won their only meeting on outdoor hard, during her 2004 run to the US Open title.

Virginia Ruano Pascual ESP vs. Justine Henin-Hardenne BEL (8):
Congratulations to Alison D, the only contestant with the wisom to name ViVi in her picks. Tournament favourite Henin-Hardenne has looked wobbly at times but has yet to concede a set.
Previous head-to-head:: Justine has won their three meetings in routine fashion, including the 2003 AO quarterfinal.

Maria Sharapova RUS (4) vs. Daniela Hantuchova SVK (17):
After disposing of a rusty Serena, Hantuchova now gets a shot at a rusty Sharapova. 3 of the 32 contestants who picked Daniela thought she would beat the fourth seed.
Previous head-to-head:: Sharapova leads 3-1, including their only meeting on outdoor hard (2005 Doha).

Elena Vesnina RUS vs. Nadia Petrova RUS (6):
A surprise package on the women's side, Vesnina has tiptoed through a nice Challenger-level draw (Ting Li, Schruff and Savchuk) in her first ever Slam, but will be hard-pressed to beat her more famous countrywoman.
Previous head-to-head:: First meeting.

Rank	Contestant	Women's score
1.	Bill Walsh	26
	Gavin Hotchin	26
	Dirk van Panhuis	26
4.	Babak Hejazi	25
	Memo	25
	Paddy M	25
	Anthony Ellis	25
	Larry Yonce	25
	Steve Gocha	25
	Lindsay Brown	25
	Yoonho Ji	25
12.	Tom Brozo	25
13.	Craig Willeford	24
14.	Elizabeth Ashbury	24
	Daisy Aye	24
	Eric Goll	24
	Julio Morales	24
	Peter Smyth	24
	Barbara&David	24
	Andrew McCarthy	24
	Chris Gerby	24
22.	Jeff Tagen	23
	Cian O'Reilly	23
	Lawrence Toombs	23
	Renato de Oliveira Almeida	23
	Patrick van der Zee	23
27.	Bounces	23
28.	Tony Fales	23
	Joeri Kester	23
	Tim Wilson	23
	Mark Langley	23
	Amelie's Shorts	23
	Andrew Peglau	23
	Chi-Wai Lui	23
35.	Jack Cunniff	22
	Jeff Sikes	22
	Kevin Eckert	22
	Maydoosa	22
	Mark Wolbers	22
40.	Erwin van Oorspronk	22
	Gary Ellis	22
42.	Alex Macpherson	22
	Ed Zafian	22
	Ed Toombs	22
45.	Dennis Uenk	22
46.	Emily Dura	22
47.	Jacqueline "JD" Dupree	21
48.	Manuel Halkias	21
49.	Sarah Halsted	21
	Stephen Spainhour	21
	Richard Erickson	21
	Rich Glenn	21
53.	Art Vaughn	21
	Alison Dura	21
	Marcel Stok	21
56.	Michal Swiderski	21
	Fredrik Norström	21
	Javier Camacho	21
59.	J. Stewart	21
	k i r i n	21
61.	Peter Versteege	21
62.	Sanjeev Bordoloi	21
63.	Frederick Warburg	21
64.	Folkert Joling	20
	Paul Peach	20
66.	Granger Huntress	20
	Michael Grundy	20
	Michael Mungin	20
	Rosemary Contompasis	20
70.	Colin Strudwick	20
71.	Jerry Balsam	20
72.	Byron McCrae	20
73.	Martin Nicholson	20
74.	Charo Molinari	19
75.	Martin McLean	19
	Mike Cecilio	19
77.	Mark Zuckerman	19
78.	Freudocadoe	19
79.	Will Johnson	19
80.	Samuel Burton	19
	Jason Juzwiak	19
82.	Luke Ghensi	19
83.	Chris Wang	19
84.	Michiel Vestjens	18
85.	Andy Smith	18
86.	Heather Ryde	18
87.	Belmont305	13
88.	Supersuper305	12

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