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Week 4- ITF W35 Birmingham - Indoor Hard


FQR:- Ruby Cooling (GBR) WR1078 def Beatrise Zeltina (LAT) WR648 [11] 6-1 6-4

FQR:-Katy Dunne (GBR) WR671 [15] def Ipek Oz (TUR) WR515 [3] 6-2 6-2

FQR:- Jana Otzipka (BEL) WR621 [8] def Allegra Korpanec Davies (GBR) WR1131 6-1 6-2

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I wonder why Emma Wilson is jyst playing doubles. Not seen her in singles on ITF tour for a while

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Main draw is out. Just the two WC's used - Hannah and Eliz - with Millie, Ranah and Vic getting in directly.


R1:- Emily Appleton (GBR) WR372 [8] v Julia Stusek (GER) WR705

R1:- Amelia Rajecki (GBR) WR454 v Tamila Gadamauri (BEL) WR653 [Q12]
R1:- Ranah Akua Stoiber (GBR) WR450 v Katarina Kuzmova (SVK) WR366 [7]

R1:- Ruby Cooling (GBR) [Q] v Ylena In-Albon (SUI) WR411

R1:- Victoria Allen (GBR) WR434 v Josy Daems (GER) WR497 [Q1]
R1:- Katy Dunne (GBR) WR671 [Q15] v Anouck Vrancken Peeters (NED) WR288 [3]

R1:- Amarni Banks (GBR) WR333 [5] v Hannah Klugman (GBR) WR633 [WC]
R1:- Eliz Maloney (GBR) UNR/CH371 [WC] v Iva Primorac Pavicic (CRO) WR604 [Q7]



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Coup Droit wrote:
paulisi wrote:

As mentioned on another thread, Marni, Emily and Vic got in direct.
The 4 wildcards seem to be Millie, Hannah, Ranah and probably Eliz

Tough draws - 3 or 4 to get through Q1


 Yes, I said that Vic would have got in direct. But I also reckoned there's also a good chance that so did Millie and Ranah, and the LTA chose to do it that way rather than using their wildcards for them, and they're won't be 4 wildcards (like recently) - if your wildcad gets in direct if you don't use wildcards, then it makes no sense to use wildcards.

The draws are not easy but that's the problem with the LTA's decision not to stage W15s

Just for info, Nauhany (who goes by Nana) is the exceptionally promising young Brazilian girl, age 15, born in 2010, ranked JR 32, who's playing here, instead of going to Australian for the Juniors Open. She's not a 'steady eddy' sort of junior, can miss the boat completely, but also can just dazzle. Anyone who's going along to watch the Brits in qualis shoul


 Yeh - I nailed it biggrin

Well, Ranah and Millie smile

They did indeed get in directly and no wildcards needed 

Good call by others on Eliz 



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Marni v Hannah.....

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Ranah v Kuzmova will be interesting.
It should suit Ranah as Kuzmova is very inconsistent in matches and has a big serve a big forehand, but they often go missing in the match.

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paulisi wrote:

I wonder why Emma Wilson is jyst playing doubles. Not seen her in singles on ITF tour for a while


 She was on the singies acceptance list but didn't ultimately appear in the qualifying draw.



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All first round singles and doubles matches on the order of play for Tuesday - busy day !

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Julia Stusek is another top junior who's decided not to schlep over to Australia

Previous winner of Les Petits As (beating our Hannah in the final, although a year older), the two of them are both here in Birmingham (along with Nana), instead of cooking over in Oz.

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paulisi wrote:

Ranah v Kuzmova will be interesting.
It should suit Ranah as Kuzmova is very inconsistent in matches and has a big serve a big forehand, but they often go missing in the match.


 Not supringly, Ranah has run away with the opening set.i'd expect the second set to be closer



-- Edited by paulisi on Tuesday 27th of January 2026 01:00:08 PM

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Ranah has a bit of the Indy Spink tendency to surrender nice leads

But I put her in my top-10 every year, living in hope

Eliz has also won her first set - causing her opponent to hold her head in her hands as she just puts the ball left and right

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Eliz has won, 6-4 6-2

A nice, neat performance - using her little dinky crosscourt forehand very well, as the tall girl had trouble running forward and getting down to it - and hated every minute of it

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Very good from Eliz. She has lost her ranking, does she have any other counters?
She is still at Loughborough Uni, so is probably limited to domestic events and non term time events

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From Lambda's last list I have, she has 2 points already (not sure if that's 2 x 1 point or 1 x 2 point - assuming the latter)

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Ranah, as per the script, has lost the second set (although her opponent did serve very well to save the break points)

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