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wolf wrote:

Well with five all Brit ties and Ali and Felix favourites that should be 7 at least. I'll go for 9.

 Hope you're right!



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Just realised there are only 6 mens singles and 6 womens singles on todays schedule, with all first round doubles in the mens due to be played.

I am interested in why different tournies go down different scheduling approaches - part of me thought that there might be a typical starting structure that all events follow eg all 16 first round Tuesday which only gets adjusted by factors like rain delays etc, but clearly they have complete latitude?

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Harry W keeping up his great form - easy win, 3 & 1, over the guy ranked about 610 in the world !

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Coup Droit wrote:

Harry W keeping up his great form - easy win, 3 & 1, over the guy ranked about 610 in the world !

 didnt have Harry on my list, felt the worst, so well done to him!!



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Sean has done great to take the second set on a TB, against the 6th seed.

Felix also into a third set against Jon's pesky German

Mark W+ get an easy win in the doubles.

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Did anyone see what happened to Felix? Did he get injured? 6-0 in the third after two close sets suggests something must have gone wrong.

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JonH comes home wrote:

Just realised there are only 6 mens singles and 6 womens singles on todays schedule, with all first round doubles in the mens due to be played.

I am interested in why different tournies go down different scheduling approaches - part of me thought that there might be a typical starting structure that all events follow eg all 16 first round Tuesday which only gets adjusted by factors like rain delays etc, but clearly they have complete latitude?

 There appears to be lots 9f doubles at other itf tournaments 



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Brandon wins by retirement.

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JonH comes home wrote:

Just realised there are only 6 mens singles and 6 womens singles on todays schedule, with all first round doubles in the mens due to be played.

I am interested in why different tournies go down different scheduling approaches - part of me thought that there might be a typical starting structure that all events follow eg all 16 first round Tuesday which only gets adjusted by factors like rain delays etc, but clearly they have complete latitude?

Yes, it is very variable, partly no doubt due to how many courts are available.

Here, with the men/women double up the R1 singles ties overall were always extremely likely going to be spread over 2 days but it is obviously a tournament choice to put on so many doubles today and hold back most of the singles until tomorrow.



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Not often a GB guy that I've completely never, ever heard of (not in British Tour, from juniors, from anything)

But congrats to Ryan Golesworthy who takes that crown for this week - AND gets a win in dubs with Liam Hignett.

So well done to the two of them. Nice to see wildcards doing well.

AND same goes to Matt Southcombe & Patrick Brady who get a win, 11-9, over Anton Mat. and Josh Paris - last week's winners !

So that's a huge scalp for the youngsters.



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Charles Broom and under-ranked German get a win in the doubles, over the second seeds.

Clutch win for Dan Cox and Sean Hodkin, over Ben Jones & Irish Osgar

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And another win for one of our juniors as Matt Rankin & Euan McIntosh beat the 3rd seeds

And a win for Scott Duncan & Ewan Moore

However, Oscar and Harry lost

So that's the winners and the runner-up from last week going out in R1.....

But great wins for some of the others

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L16: (1) Gijs Brouwer (NED) & Aidan McHugh CR 670 (236+434) beat Oscar Weightman & Harry Wendelken CR 2497 (1357+1140) 7-6(5) 6-2
L16: Scott Duncan & Ewan Moore CR 2382 (888+1394) beat Alec Beckley (RSA) & Stuart Parker CR 1801 (852+949) 6-3 3-6 [10-6]

L16: (WC) Euan Mcintosh & Matthew Rankin UNR (2086+UNR) beat (3) Zvonimir Babic & Alexander Donski (CRO/BUL) CR 986 (561+425) 3-6 7-6(8) [10-5]
L16: (WC) Ryan Golesworthy & Liam Hignett UNR (UNR/UNR) beat Ying Hou & Sizya Ernest Kivanda UNR (1825+UNR) 6-3 7-5

L16: Dominic Kellovsky (CZE) & Mark Whitehouse CR 1675 (1161+514) beat Worovin Kumthonkittikul & Charles Minc (THA/FRA) CR 3803 (2149+1654) 6-1 6-1
L16: (WC) Patrick Brady & Mattias Southcombe UNR (UNR+1736) beat (4) Anton Matusevich & Joshua Paris CR 1563 (811+752) 6-3 6-7(7) [11-9]

L16: Daniel Cox & Sean Hodkin CR 3756 (2418+1338) beat Ben Jones & Osgar O'Hoisin (IRL) CR 1865 (533+1332) 4-6 7-5 [11-9]
L16: Charles Broom & Constantin Frantzen (GER) CR 1631 (573+1058) beat (2) Alexis Galarneau & David Poljak (CAN/CZE) CR 953 (559+394) 6-3 6-2

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QF: (1) Gijs Brouwer (NED) & Aidan McHugh CR 670 (236+434) vs Scott Duncan & Ewan Moore CR 2382 (888+1394)
QF: (WC) Euan Mcintosh & Matthew Rankin UNR (2086+UNR) vs (WC) Ryan Golesworthy & Liam Hignett UNR (UNR/UNR)

QF: Dominic Kellovsky (CZE) & Mark Whitehouse CR 1675 (1161+514) vs (WC) Patrick Brady & Mattias Southcombe UNR (UNR+1736)
QF: Daniel Cox & Sean Hodkin CR 3756 (2418+1338) vs Charles Broom & Constantin Frantzen (GER) CR 1631 (573+1058)

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L32: (WC) Brandon Murphy WR 1894 beat Jeremy Jahn (GER) WR 552 4-6 1-0 ret


L32: [non-GB] (4) Mats Rosenkranz (GER) WR 394 beat (Q) Alec Beckley (RSA) WR 1320 7-5 6-2


L32: [non-GB] Henri Squire (GER) WR 479 beat Omni Kumar (USA) WR 514 6-7(5) 6-3 6-2


L32: (Q) Constantin Frantzen (GER) UNR beat Felix Gill WR 558 6-7(5) 6-4 6-0


L32: (6) David Poljak (CZE) WR 433 beat (Q) Sean Hodkin WR 1534 6-0 6-7(5) 6-1


L32: (WC) Harry Wendelken WR 1038 beat Alexander Donski (BUL) WR 616 6-3 6-1



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JonH comes home wrote:

Just realised there are only 6 mens singles and 6 womens singles on todays schedule, with all first round doubles in the mens due to be played.

I am interested in why different tournies go down different scheduling approaches - part of me thought that there might be a typical starting structure that all events follow eg all 16 first round Tuesday which only gets adjusted by factors like rain delays etc, but clearly they have complete latitude?

 Tomorrow is all singles, the remaining mens and womens singles are all being played, no doubles. 



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