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Boys & Girls: J5 Edinburgh - clay (Week 27)
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Obviously, all eyes are on Junior Wimbledon, and the top end, but nice to see an outdoor clay J5 event for GB youngsters at the same time (There's also a J5 event in Ireland too) Qualis start today The top seed in the boys is Ben Hudson But LTA young pick Joe Mazingham is also playing. Allegra Korpanec Davi...
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Boys & Girls: J4 Naas (Ireland) - carpet (Week 27)
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Not quite so many Brits here this week as in Belfast last week (maybe because it's in Eire, or because there's a J5 at Edinburgh) But still quite a good contingent and worthy of a separate thread It's last round of qualis today, with Finn Lester and Sam Chadwick trying to qualify Mason Dace is the top seed...
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Other events, 2022 - week 26
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Malta, J5: A whole coachload of GB kids here. Only Allegra K Davies and Brooklyn Bamburac are still in the singles. Most lost in R1 But R1 wins for: Jay-Johnson Hauldren, Sofia Aquilina and Sophia F-McKee Canada, J4: R1 win for Gabi Rawles
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Boys & Girls: J5 Belfast - carpet (Week 26)
(Preview)
Lots of GB interest here, needless to say. Boys: Luke Hooper, Jack Curtis and Adam Singleton are through to the singles QF Girls: Jade Cole, Lily Harper, Amelie Brooks and Isabella Wong are through to the singles QF
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Girls: J1 Roehampton, grass (Week 26)
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Although there is a strong entry as usual for this 64 draw event it is weaker than the boys' event, and a couple of (I assume) late main draw withdrawals caused Brits to take the places of the top 2 qualifying seeds. Add to that a couple of good wins for Sofia Johnson and Issey Purser over minor seeds and we...
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Boys & Girls: J1 Nottingham, grass (Week 25)
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The first of the ITF junior grasscourt events is listed as a Grade 1 but it remains to be seen whether it will receive Grade 1 points, lower grade or none at all following the ITF announcement last month that "ITF ranking points will only be retained in UK-based LTA tournaments in ITF World Tennis Tour, J...
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Other events, 2022 - week 25
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Canada, J3: Gabi Rawles won one round in the singles, then lost in R2 And is into the SFs of the doubles Almaty, J3: Josh Manuel lost in R1 in singles and in the QFs in dubs Kenya J5: BOYS R1 wins for: Kit Henderson, and BYEs for a whole heaps of others R2 wins for: Joel Gibson; Chamula Wickramaratna; Rhy...
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Other events, 2022 - week 24
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Erin Pearce and Marelie Raath are in South Africa still, despite being on the entry list for Nottingham J1 next week They've both won two rounds in their singles and are into the QFs They're also into the SFs of the doubles J5, Niksic Louise Booker lost in R1, but got a win in the doubles J5, Canada Gabr...
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Boys: J2 Cancun, Mexico, hard (week 24)
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After a disappointing first week Phoenix Weir's second Cancun tournament steps up to a Grade 2 R1 (L48) (2) Phoenix Weir bye
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Other events, 2022 - week 23
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Erin Pearce won the J5 in Wrexham a few weeks back. She's now in South Africa, in a J4, and has come through qualis very easily, and then won two rounds, also quite easily, and is into the QFs. Where, however, she'll now have to play the top seed Canada, J5: Gabriella Rawles won in R1 Mexico, J3: Phoenix Wei...
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Other events, 2022 - week 22
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The most interesting 'other event' for juniors this week is actually the British Tour level 2, on grass, at North Oxford. Mimi and Hep are the top two seeds in the women's (with Allegra K Davies, Given, Jaqui O etc also playing) In the boys, Luca Pow lost in the first round which is worrying as he's got hi...
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Boys & Girls: J4 Edinburgh, GB - clay (Week 22)
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Late start, but this is now underway. The boys draw is very strong, the girls less so.
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Girls: 2022 French Open (weeks 21/22)
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Ella McDonald begins her campaign tomorrow to try to join Ranah Stoiber in the main draw QR1 Kaitlin Quevedo (USA) v (q13) Ella McDonald
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Other events, 2022 - week 21
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Croatia J3: I noticed that Hannah Klugman is playing in Croatia in a J3 and has made the semi final. Beat the 6th seed in 1st round and the 2nd seed in the Quarter Final. Think this is her first overseas ITF junior event? Also played doubles but got knocked out in the Quarters
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Boys & Girls: J5 Wrexham, GB - hard (Week 21)
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The first round of qualis has been completed. All foreign interlopers have been beaten (one Indian girl has a BYE through to QR2 but we can't hold that against her  ) There are very few top-1000 players taking part, as befitting a J5, so great to see a lot of lower ranked, and younger players, h...
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Other events, 2022 - week 20
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Santo Domingo, J3: Mason Dace and Roy Keegan both lost in R1 Mason+ beat Roy+ in dubs Estonia, J3: GeorgianaMititelu lost in R1 of singles but won one round in doubles. Portugal, J3: Hugo Coquelin lost his first match Albania, J5: Erik Ndreu and Max Castle lost in R1 Max got a win in doubles though...
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Boys & Girls: J2 Hannover, Germany, clay (Week 20)
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Ella McDonald is seeded 2 here, while Matt Rankin has a tough-looking opener against the 4th seed, runner-up in a Grade 1 earlier in the year. Boys R1 (L32) Matthew Rankin v (4) Jan Hrazdil (CZE) Girls R1 (L32) (Q) Karla Bartel (GER) v (2) Ella McDonald
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Girls: JA Milan, Italy, clay (Week 20)
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Ranah Stoiber is our only entrant in the prestigious Trofeo Bonfiglio, being contested for the 62nd time. She looks to have a good draw against a player who has earned most of her points in Africa. Live scores should be available here R1 (L32) Ranah Akua Stoiber v Angella Okutoyi (KEN)
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Other events, 2022 - week 19
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Latvia, J4: Alfie King got a win in R1 (and then lost in R2) However, major kudos goes to Georgiana Mititelu (age 14) who lost her R1 singles but who's made the doubles final J3 Santo Domingo Mason Dace and Roy Keegan both won in R1 and then lost Roy Keegan has also made the doubles final J3 USA Athina...
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Birls: J1 Santa Croce Sull'Arno, Italy, clay (Week 19)
(Preview)
Ranah Stoiber is our only direct entrant into the French Open, and she starts her tournament preparation in this Italian Grade 1 R1 (L32) (8) Ranah Akua Stoiber v Patricija Paukstyte (LTU)
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Boys: J2 St. Poelten, Austria, clay (Week 19)
(Preview)
Matt Rankin plays his first ITF singles since retiring in the Dominican Republic in March R1 (L32) Aayush P Bhat (USA) v Matthew Rankin
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ITF World Team Cup - Junior Final
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I am probably being controversial here but I think wheelchair tennis is just tennis and so decided to publicise this in the junior section. GB Juniors have reached the World Team Cup final in Villamora in Portugal, the final versus Australia is today. https://www.itftennis.com/media/7994/op...
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Girls: J2 Oradea, Romania, clay (Week 18)
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After Aldershot Sarah Tatu moves swiftly to East European clay, but will need to overcome the local third seed to progress (albeit this is not a strong Grade 2, as the third seed is ranked outside 150) R1 (L32) Sarah Tatu v (3) Cara Maria Mester (ROU)
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Boys & Girls: J2 Aldershot, Outdoor hard (Week 17)
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J2 this week with some of our top juniors entered including Hannah K Potential for some big ranking jumps as G2 get points for making main draw, so lower ranked and wildcards will benefit. Qualifying starts tomorrow
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Other events, 2022 - week 17
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Turkey, J3: Oliver Bonding has popped up here at the J3, rather than the J2 in the UK. Born 2007, he has just taken out the 6th seed in R1 Costa Rica, J3: Wil Jenkins has won his R1 match. Roy Keegan lost, though Estonia, J5: The Newberry sisters are here and both have won their R1 matches. As has Max Carri...
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