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Craig Zimmerman: combo rating

Craig Zimmerman
USTA4.5
Combo rating · no NTRP rating yet — USTA computes NTRP from adult singles and doubles only
3.92
Combo rating
▼ −0.52 this season
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2025
3 matches
4.444.183.92
Feb · 4.44
Apr · 3.92
Apr 10 · Doubles−0.14
Match detail is not available. Running 3.92.
● Won ● Lost · Select a point to see that match.Your whole season is recalculated daily, so earlier points can shift as new results come in.

Current season

0 matches

Published NorCal league results in 2026.

Detailed match context is not available for this player yet.

Best match
−0.14
Apr 10 · Doubles
Worst match
−0.19
Feb 25 · Doubles
Where you started ›4.44
2014 year-end NTRP 4.54.30
Scale calibration+0.14
Season start4.44
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 Nov 4

More about Craig

Craig Zimmerman's most recent USTA NorCal year-end level is 4.5, from 2014. The combo rating is 3.92. Most frequent partner: Stephen Livingston, 0–3 in 3 matches together.

Record

0–3
2025 season, 3 matches

Partners

Year-end NTRP, 2000–2014

4.5 from 2000 to 2001 and 4.5 from 2010 to 2014.

MatchPoint's combo rating is an independent estimate from published USTA NorCal league results through November 4, 2026. It is not a rating USTA calculates, and MatchPoint is not affiliated with USTA.

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