Ben Gusic Wan is the second seed here. He was originally scheduled to go on to the Australian Open, but he withdrew from that today. The British contingent is increased by Enrico Franchi coming through qualifying
(8) Maximilian Carrier d. Aleksa Oparnica (SRB) 6-4 6-4
Filip Drab (SVK) d. (Q) Enrico Franchi 6-3 7-6(4)
(2) Benjamin Gusic Wan d. (WC) Marco Bekeni (SVK) 6-3 7-6(3)
R2
Max Frohlich (CZE) v (8) Maximilian Carrier
Aron Janos Major (HUN) or (16E) Luca Ceramilac (SRB) v (2) Benjamin Gusic Wan
Girls R1 (L32)
Isabella Wong d. (WC) Lea Belanska (SVK) 6-3 6-3
R2
(4) Amelie Justine Hejtmanek (CZE) v Isabella Wong
A good tournament for Ben, who is also through to the doubles final. It is a strong semi-final line-up with 4 of the top 5 seeds, led by top seed and former Les Petits As champion Thijs Boogaard. However to play him Ben would need to beat a Swiss boy who had the upper hand when they met in a J100 final in November.
Boys QF
(2) Benjamin Gusic Wan d. Jakub Smejcky (CZE) 7-6(6) 6-2
SF
(5) Thomas Gunzinger (SUI) v (2) Benjamin Gusic Wan
Doubles F
(1) Boogaard/Schoenmakers (NED) v (3) Gusic Wan / Oparnica (GBR/SRB)
Girls QF
(8) Maja Pawelska (POL) d. Isabella Wong 6-4 3-6 7-5
Ben avenges his defeat last year to earn a match against the dominant Thijs Boogaard, who is currently on a 5 tournament and 48 set winning streak in Junior ITFs
Boys SF
(2) Benjamin Gusic Wan d. (5) Thomas Gunzinger (SUI) 2-6 6-3 6-1
