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Nearly all the Irish events have a big GB turnout, not surprisingly And we have the top seeds in both girls and boys (Georgiana Mititelu and Luca Bluett) However, the boys haven't started off all that well: R1 wins for Luca Bluett, Will Mottram and Tom Lefranc (q) But losses for Harry Lumb, James Hutc...

DavidC · DavidC

Wil Jenkins was one of the last acceptances here, and he has drawn a wildcard with a decent recent record in lower grade events (QF minimum in the last 5). R1 (L32) (WC) Francisco Duran (CHI) v Wil Jenkins

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

Columbia, J5: Gabi Rawles is still here, after doing very well last week, and won R1 Spain, J5: There's an extra round in this event R1: Wins for Hector Fullone and Jay Johnson-Hauldren; Josh Manuel had a BYE Finn Lester lost Annalise Smith and Freya Peet (LL) are in the girls MD Lithuania, J5: R1 wins...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

week 2 in Finland is a J4, rather than a J5 Girls Isabelle Britton and Anjali Kotecha got knocked out in qualis. But Arabella Loftus made it through. In the MD, Mika S and Amalia Widdowson got SEs, and so are in directly. As are Hannah Read, Daniela Piani, Anny Kelliher, Isabella Wong - and Anjali as a LL...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

Marelia hasn't gone on from Jo'burg to here but the others have all turned up R1: Wins for Oliver Bonding (last week's winner) and Max Castle Flora Johnson and Serena Manca (who qualified) still to play

DavidC · DavidC

After her doubles title in France last week Ellie Blackford has moved to Hungary to tackle a Grade 2 event. I expect she will find it difficult here, as she has played very little on clay at ITF level, while her opponent plays regularly on the surface, stacking up 2 Grade 4 titles and a Grade 3 runner-up in...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

This is quite an exciting/interesting tournament as our LTA favoured elite 2008 girls are all here. Arabella Loftus lost in qualis. But Isabelle Britton, Amalia Widdowson, MikaStojsavljevic, are all here in the MD. As is Abby Kelliher (2007) and Anjali Kotecha (2005) In the boys, there's Lanc...

DavidC · DavidC

Imogen Haddad moves here from Osaka and is a minor seed R1 (L48) (11) Imogen Haddad bye

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R1 BOYS:Harry LAZELL (GBR) 6-0 6-0 Hassan BAROUDI (SYR)William NOLAN (GBR) 6-1 6-1 Rahul JAIDEEP (IND)Taym ALAZMEH (SYR) 6-1 6-2 Ali HABIB (GBR) R1 GIRLSKylie BILCHEV (GBR) 6-3 6-4 Bhakti PARWANI (IND) [7]

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

J4 Casablanca, Morocco The second week here sees a slightly reduced GB presence Not helped by the fact that Ben Gusic Wan lost his R1 match, despite being second seed (maybe the efforts of last week, making the final, took their toll) Isabella Gibson also lost. However, R1 wins for Hannah Rylatt, Mil...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

A pretty disastrous start for our well-seeded group over here R1: Losses for (2) Ellie Blachford, (3) Viktor Fryfrych, (5) Ruby Cooling, and Luca Bluett However, (4) Gabia Paskauskas won, as did Georgina Hays

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

I'm doing the J3s as separate threads this week because we've got a decent chance in them, a J3 is pretty high, and we'll end up with too many in the 'others' list otherwise R1: R1 wins for (3) Oliver Bonding, (5) Marelie Raath and Serena Manca Max Castle lost, as did Flora Johnson

DavidC · DavidC

Henry Searle, Hugo Coquelin, Freddy Blaydes and Given Roach have been in qualifying here without joy - Henry and Hugo missing out in final set tiebreaks in their final qualifiers. It's only a 32 draw, so the opposition for those in the main draw is strong, but all 5 Brits in it should think they have a de...

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https://centralbrowardnews.com/stories/631180310-davie-tennis-player-athina-schlepphorst-ranks-in-girls-18-singles-bracket-in-week-ending...

DavidC · DavidC

Henry Searle and Viktor Frydrych negotiated qualifying but Given Roach lost out. In the main draw Freddie Blaydes has to take on the top seed (JWR15) Boys R1 (L32) (1) Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez (MEX) v Freddie Blaydes (Q) Henry Searle v Jakub Filip (CZE) (Q) Viktor Frydrych v (WC) Ivan Perez Martin (ESP...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

We've got a pretty big turnout here, with well-seeded players, so it warrants it's own thread, I reckon. BOYS R1 wins for: (2) Ben Gusic Wan; (3) Henry Jefferson; (8) Luca Bluett; and Charlie Robertson (who beat the 4th seed); Josh Manuel lost GIRLS R1 wins for (2) Millie Skelton and Hannah Rylatt (wh...

DavidC · DavidC

The long-running Osaka Grade A is one of the weaker top tier events, and this year there are very few competitors from outside Asia. However one of them is Imogen Haddad. Unfortunately she has drawn the 4th seed (JWR 56) R1 (L64) (4) Hayu Kinosh1ta (JPN) v Imogen Haddad

DavidC · DavidC

We have three seeds in Turkey for this grade 2. The one quarter without Brits features top seed Alina Korneeva (JWR26 including 2 Grade 1 titles) and fast rising Les Petits As champion Julia Stusek R1 (L32) (3) Hephzibah Oluwadare v (WC) Defne Aslanbas (TUR) Morane Meyers (BEL) v (4) Isabelle Lacy (7)...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

Not so good in Togo this week, after the two titles for Jade last week Togo, J4: Jade Cole and Sophie Quatraine both made it to the QFs, and Jada Okoye won her R1 match, before losing in R2. In the dubs, Jade+ lost in the final. Sophie+ lost in the semis Portugal, J5: A whole group of lads all lost in R1. Co...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

Greece, J4: R1 win for Gabia Paskauskas Togo, J5: Jade Cole got a BYE and then won her R2 match As did Sophie Quagraine Spain, J4: A shock exit for top seed, Ruby Cooling, in R1 Got a win in the dubs though Kuwait, J5: R1 win for Issah Ali Losses for Aydin Gencer and Milan Sevic Sweden, J4: Ava Wil...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

Canada, J3: Roy Keegan lost his R1 match by retirement As did Imogen Haddad Greece, J5: Scarlett Kavanagh qualified and won her first match before losing in R2 Kuwait, J5: R1 losses for Aydin Gencer and Issah Ali R2 loss for Milan Sevic Spain, J4: Hector Fullone and Sergiy Rafiee lost in R1 bu...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

This second week event at Loughborough is a J4 so, needless to say, there's a few higher ranked players here this week According to the entry list, there should be Freddy Blaydes (top-200), as well as Fabio Nestola, Oliver Hague, Joel Gibson and Mason Dace, to swell the higher ranked players list And s...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

Mauritius, J5: Theodore Purkis got a win in both singles and doubles Spain, J3: Ruby Cooling lost in R1 in singles and dubs Malta, J5: Gonzalo Cotter and Annabel Histrova (age 14) have both won two matches and are into their respective QFs Lucius Gutteridge got a win in the doubles Annabel is into...

Coup Droit · Coup Droit

There's obviously a very large turnout of GB players here In both the girls and boys there are four top-1000 ranked players (all British): Daniela Piani (542), Scarlett Perkins (547), Abby Kelliher (747), Mia Wainwright (804) Luca Bluett (558), Luke Hooper (754), Tom Aston (783), Kyle McKay (916)...

DavidC · DavidC

A couple of Brits trying their luck here, but they will need to get past seeds in their openers Boys R1 (L32) (6) Liam Drover-Mattinen (CAN) v Roy Keegan Girls R1 (L32) Imogen Haddad v (5) Naomi Xu (CAN)

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	Boys & Girls: J5 Castelbar, Ireland - hard (Week 44) (Preview) Nearly all the Irish events have a big GB turnout, not surprisingly And we have the top seeds in both girls and boys (Georgiana Mititelu and Luca Bluett) However, the boys haven't started off all that well: R1 wins for Luca Bluett, Will Mottram and Tom Lefranc (q) But losses for Harry Lumb, James Hutc...	Coup Droit	7	1389	Nov 4, 2022 by TW18
	Boys: J2 Santiago, Chile, clay (Week 44) (Preview) Wil Jenkins was one of the last acceptances here, and he has drawn a wildcard with a decent recent record in lower grade events (QF minimum in the last 5). R1 (L32) (WC) Francisco Duran (CHI) v Wil Jenkins	DavidC	1	1105	Oct 31, 2022 by DavidC
	Other events, 2022 - week 43 (Preview) Columbia, J5: Gabi Rawles is still here, after doing very well last week, and won R1 Spain, J5: There's an extra round in this event R1: Wins for Hector Fullone and Jay Johnson-Hauldren; Josh Manuel had a BYE Finn Lester lost Annalise Smith and Freya Peet (LL) are in the girls MD Lithuania, J5: R1 wins...	Coup Droit	9	1549	Oct 30, 2022 by DavidC
	Boys & Girls: J4 Vierumaki, Finland - hard (Week 43) (Preview) week 2 in Finland is a J4, rather than a J5 Girls Isabelle Britton and Anjali Kotecha got knocked out in qualis. But Arabella Loftus made it through. In the MD, Mika S and Amalia Widdowson got SEs, and so are in directly. As are Hannah Read, Daniela Piani, Anny Kelliher, Isabella Wong - and Anjali as a LL...	Coup Droit	6	1440	Oct 30, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Girls & Boys: J3 Pretoria, South Africa - hard (Week 43) (Preview) Marelia hasn't gone on from Jo'burg to here but the others have all turned up R1: Wins for Oliver Bonding (last week's winner) and Max Castle Flora Johnson and Serena Manca (who qualified) still to play	Coup Droit	6	1400	Oct 28, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Girls: J2 Szekesfehervar, Hungary, indoor clay (Week 43) (Preview) After her doubles title in France last week Ellie Blackford has moved to Hungary to tackle a Grade 2 event. I expect she will find it difficult here, as she has played very little on clay at ITF level, while her opponent plays regularly on the surface, stacking up 2 Grade 4 titles and a Grade 3 runner-up in...	DavidC	1	1068	Oct 26, 2022 by DavidC
	Boys & Girls: J5 Nastola, Finland - hard (Week 42) (Preview) This is quite an exciting/interesting tournament as our LTA favoured elite 2008 girls are all here. Arabella Loftus lost in qualis. But Isabelle Britton, Amalia Widdowson, MikaStojsavljevic, are all here in the MD. As is Abby Kelliher (2007) and Anjali Kotecha (2005) In the boys, there's Lanc...	Coup Droit	14	1454	Oct 24, 2022 by Nix
	Girls: J2 Nonthaburi, Thailand, hard (Week 42) ( 1 2 ) (Preview) Imogen Haddad moves here from Osaka and is a minor seed R1 (L48) (11) Imogen Haddad bye	DavidC	21	2474	Oct 23, 2022 by DF
	Boys & Girls: UAE Dubai Junior Championships - hard - Grade 4 (Week 45) (Preview) R1 BOYS:Harry LAZELL (GBR) 6-0 6-0 Hassan BAROUDI (SYR)William NOLAN (GBR) 6-1 6-1 Rahul JAIDEEP (IND)Taym ALAZMEH (SYR) 6-1 6-2 Ali HABIB (GBR) R1 GIRLSKylie BILCHEV (GBR) 6-3 6-4 Bhakti PARWANI (IND) [7]	Coup Droit	10	2132	Oct 22, 2022 by paulisi
	Other events, 2022 - week 42 (Preview) J4 Casablanca, Morocco The second week here sees a slightly reduced GB presence Not helped by the fact that Ben Gusic Wan lost his R1 match, despite being second seed (maybe the efforts of last week, making the final, took their toll) Isabella Gibson also lost. However, R1 wins for Hannah Rylatt, Mil...	Coup Droit	9	1203	Oct 22, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Girls & Boys: J3 St. Cyprien, France - hard (Week 42) (Preview) A pretty disastrous start for our well-seeded group over here R1: Losses for (2) Ellie Blachford, (3) Viktor Fryfrych, (5) Ruby Cooling, and Luca Bluett However, (4) Gabia Paskauskas won, as did Georgina Hays	Coup Droit	4	1190	Oct 22, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Girls & Boys: J3 Jo'burg, South Africa - hard (Week 42) (Preview) I'm doing the J3s as separate threads this week because we've got a decent chance in them, a J3 is pretty high, and we'll end up with too many in the 'others' list otherwise R1: R1 wins for (3) Oliver Bonding, (5) Marelie Raath and Serena Manca Max Castle lost, as did Flora Johnson	Coup Droit	6	1286	Oct 22, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Boys & Girls: J1 Sanxenxo, Spain, hard (Week 42) (Preview) Henry Searle, Hugo Coquelin, Freddy Blaydes and Given Roach have been in qualifying here without joy - Henry and Hugo missing out in final set tiebreaks in their final qualifiers. It's only a 32 draw, so the opposition for those in the main draw is strong, but all 5 Brits in it should think they have a de...	DavidC	5	1274	Oct 21, 2022 by DavidC
	Other events, 2022 - week 41 (Preview) https://centralbrowardnews.com/stories/631180310-davie-tennis-player-athina-schlepphorst-ranks-in-girls-18-singles-bracket-in-week-ending...	Coup Droit	8	1323	Oct 17, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Boys & Girls: J2 Vigo, Spain, hard (Week 41) ( 1 2 ) (Preview) Henry Searle and Viktor Frydrych negotiated qualifying but Given Roach lost out. In the main draw Freddie Blaydes has to take on the top seed (JWR15) Boys R1 (L32) (1) Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez (MEX) v Freddie Blaydes (Q) Henry Searle v Jakub Filip (CZE) (Q) Viktor Frydrych v (WC) Ivan Perez Martin (ESP...	DavidC	18	2460	Oct 16, 2022 by Mervatron2
	Boys & Girls: J4 Casablanca, Morocco - clay (Week 41) (Preview) We've got a pretty big turnout here, with well-seeded players, so it warrants it's own thread, I reckon. BOYS R1 wins for: (2) Ben Gusic Wan; (3) Henry Jefferson; (8) Luca Bluett; and Charlie Robertson (who beat the 4th seed); Josh Manuel lost GIRLS R1 wins for (2) Millie Skelton and Hannah Rylatt (wh...	Coup Droit	5	1220	Oct 15, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Girls: JA Osaka, Japan, hard (Week 41) (Preview) The long-running Osaka Grade A is one of the weaker top tier events, and this year there are very few competitors from outside Asia. However one of them is Imogen Haddad. Unfortunately she has drawn the 4th seed (JWR 56) R1 (L64) (4) Hayu Kinosh1ta (JPN) v Imogen Haddad	DavidC	6	1366	Oct 13, 2022 by DavidC
	Girls: J2 Istanbul, Turkey, hard (Week 40) ( 1 2 ) (Preview) We have three seeds in Turkey for this grade 2. The one quarter without Brits features top seed Alina Korneeva (JWR26 including 2 Grade 1 titles) and fast rising Les Petits As champion Julia Stusek R1 (L32) (3) Hephzibah Oluwadare v (WC) Defne Aslanbas (TUR) Morane Meyers (BEL) v (4) Isabelle Lacy (7)...	DavidC	24	3199	Oct 10, 2022 by DavidC
	Other events, 2022 - week 40 (Preview) Not so good in Togo this week, after the two titles for Jade last week Togo, J4: Jade Cole and Sophie Quatraine both made it to the QFs, and Jada Okoye won her R1 match, before losing in R2. In the dubs, Jade+ lost in the final. Sophie+ lost in the semis Portugal, J5: A whole group of lads all lost in R1. Co...	Coup Droit	3	1037	Oct 8, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Other events, 2022 - week 39 (Preview) Greece, J4: R1 win for Gabia Paskauskas Togo, J5: Jade Cole got a BYE and then won her R2 match As did Sophie Quagraine Spain, J4: A shock exit for top seed, Ruby Cooling, in R1 Got a win in the dubs though Kuwait, J5: R1 win for Issah Ali Losses for Aydin Gencer and Milan Sevic Sweden, J4: Ava Wil...	Coup Droit	12	1376	Oct 1, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Other events, 2022 - week 38 (Preview) Canada, J3: Roy Keegan lost his R1 match by retirement As did Imogen Haddad Greece, J5: Scarlett Kavanagh qualified and won her first match before losing in R2 Kuwait, J5: R1 losses for Aydin Gencer and Issah Ali R2 loss for Milan Sevic Spain, J4: Hector Fullone and Sergiy Rafiee lost in R1 bu...	Coup Droit	2	3577	Sep 28, 2022 by DavidC
	Boys & Girls: J4 Loughborough, GB - hard (indoor) (Week 38) ( 1 2 ) (Preview) This second week event at Loughborough is a J4 so, needless to say, there's a few higher ranked players here this week According to the entry list, there should be Freddy Blaydes (top-200), as well as Fabio Nestola, Oliver Hague, Joel Gibson and Mason Dace, to swell the higher ranked players list And s...	Coup Droit	15	1801	Sep 27, 2022 by TW18
	Other events, 2022 - week 37 (Preview) Mauritius, J5: Theodore Purkis got a win in both singles and doubles Spain, J3: Ruby Cooling lost in R1 in singles and dubs Malta, J5: Gonzalo Cotter and Annabel Histrova (age 14) have both won two matches and are into their respective QFs Lucius Gutteridge got a win in the doubles Annabel is into...	Coup Droit	2	1056	Sep 16, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Boys & Girls: J5 Loughborough, GB - hard (indoor) (Week 37) ( 1 2 ) (Preview) There's obviously a very large turnout of GB players here In both the girls and boys there are four top-1000 ranked players (all British): Daniela Piani (542), Scarlett Perkins (547), Abby Kelliher (747), Mia Wainwright (804) Luca Bluett (558), Luke Hooper (754), Tom Aston (783), Kyle McKay (916)...	Coup Droit	15	2357	Sep 16, 2022 by Coup Droit
	Boys & Girls: J2 Montreal, Canada, hard (Week 37) (Preview) A couple of Brits trying their luck here, but they will need to get past seeds in their openers Boys R1 (L32) (6) Liam Drover-Mattinen (CAN) v Roy Keegan Girls R1 (L32) Imogen Haddad v (5) Naomi Xu (CAN)	DavidC	4	1225	Sep 15, 2022 by DavidC
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