British Tennis Forum - Celebrating 20 Years!

JonH comes home wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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Semis are set:

Men

Ben G-W (1) v Raffaello Papajcik (5)
Sam Reeve (8) v Alex Solonenko

Women

Sofia Maine v Isabella Wong (4)
Katie Randall v Annabel Wong (9)

An all Wong final, perhaps?

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The two sisters get through and it is an Isabella versus Annabel Wong final. May the best sister on the day win!  

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 Are you sure they're sisters? 

I don't think so ..... one's from London and the other from Stockport, I think 

JonH comes home wrote:

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Semis are set:

Men

Ben G-W (1) v Raffaello Papajcik (5)
Sam Reeve (8) v Alex Solonenko

Women

Sofia Maine v Isabella Wong (4)
Katie Randall v Annabel Wong (9)

An all Wong final, perhaps?

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 Upsets in the mens as Papajcik and Solonenko are surprise finalists 

JonH comes home wrote:

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Coup Droit wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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Semis are set:

Men

Ben G-W (1) v Raffaello Papajcik (5)
Sam Reeve (8) v Alex Solonenko

Women

Sofia Maine v Isabella Wong (4)
Katie Randall v Annabel Wong (9)

An all Wong final, perhaps?

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The two sisters get through and it is an Isabella versus Annabel Wong final. May the best sister on the day win!  

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 Are you sure they're sisters? 

I don't think so ..... one's from London and the other from Stockport, I think 

 

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 And the 4th seeded Isabella takes the final - not sure if she is the London or Stockport player, but well done to her. 

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 Isabella is the London, girl

Born 2007 (whereas Annabel is three years younger, born 2010)

Isabella is off the California, to UC Santa Barbara (and just got her first two counters in adults in the last month) 

It sounds as though she's got good academics too as she was well sought after:

"Recruited heavily by top programs, including Harvard, Columbia, San Diego, USC, Vanderbilt, and Illinois, Wong chose UC Santa Barbara for its "balance of academics, tennis, and student life. The team has a healthy and happy environment that gives student athletes, a great opportunity to pursue their goals after their time at UC Santa Barbara. Lastly, being surrounded and supported by people who are each individually driven is extremely motivating."

JonH comes home wrote:

Thanks CD, good background!

In the mens, Raffaello Papacjik won the final 1 and 1. With a win over Ben G-W earlier in the event, a good week for him.

I have feeling he may be a college player over on the US scene?

 On UTR it says he attends University of Denver