Michael Eynon’s NorCal tennis rating
Michael Eynon
USTA 3.5 · NorCal league player
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Mixed 3.41
Jul 18 · Doubles+0.07
W S. Kravitz / V. Montague
6-3,4-6,1-0 · with Diana Jex
● Won ● Lost · Select a point to see that match.Your whole season is recalculated every night, so earlier points can shift as new results come in.
Current season
5 matches
Published NorCal results in 2026 — 4 scoring, 1 combo or mixed. Combo and mixed don’t affect NTRP ratings.
Jul 18, 2026 · Doubles · Mixed
Won 6-3,4-6,1-0
+0.07
Mixed rating 3.34 → 3.41Doubles result
Mixed results move their own rating, not your NTRP — USTA computes NTRP from adult singles and doubles only.
Mar 15, 2026 · Singles
Won 7-6,6-4
+0.12
Rating 3.26 → 3.38Singles result
Feb 3, 2026 · Singles
Lost 5-7,2-6
−0.11
Rating 3.38 → 3.26Singles result
Jan 31, 2026 · Singles
Won 1-6,6-2,1-0
+0.11
Rating 3.26 → 3.38Singles result
Jan 24, 2026 · Singles
Lost 4-6,1-6
−0.05
Rating 3.31 → 3.26Singles result
Best match
+0.12
Mar 15 vs Wes Lee
Worst match
−0.11
Feb 3 vs Shaun Niemeyer
Where you started ›3.34
2022 year-end NTRP 3.53.20
Scale calibration+0.14
Season start3.34
Your starting point comes from your official year-end NTRP, not from any third-party rating. The calibration is a fixed shift that puts our scale on the same level as NTRP.
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Combo and mixed matches aren’t included. This rating is built from standard men’s and women’s league play only — combo and mixed results feed your separate combo/mixed ratings, not this one.
Updated Sep 20
Michael Eynon’s MatchPoint NorCal tennis rating is 3.38, an independent estimate based on published NorCal league results through September 20, 2026. They are currently rostered on ROHNERT PK TC/MAGNOLIA/M PK 40MX7.0A.
MatchPoint ratings are estimates based on published USTA NorCal league results. Data through September 20, 2026.
Year-end re-anchoring
Pulled toward the 2024 year-end level−0.013.33
Pulled toward the 2025 year-end level−0.013.31
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