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Boys: J200 Corpus Christi, USA, hard (Week 40)
(Preview)
There are not many non-US players here, but one is Preston Taylor, who has had a successful year in lower level tournaments in Britain. R1 (L64) (Q) Sean Peng (USA) v Preston Taylor
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2
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552
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Girls: J200 Hong Kong, hard (Week 40)
(Preview)
Annabel Wong has qualified to join Ophelia Korpanec Davies here R1 (L32) Ziyu Zhou (CHN) v (Q) Annabel Wong Ophelia Korpanec Davies v Alexandra Cheishvili (***)
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543
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Girls: J200 Santiago, Chile, clay (Week 40)
(Preview)
Clarice Ouvarova came through qualifying comfortably but has had the misfortune to draw last week's J200 winner (who beat Pietra Rivoli, the girl Clarice lost to, in the final) R1 (L32) (3) Sofie Hettlerova (CZE) v (Q) Clarice Ouvarova
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608
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Other events, 2025 - week 39
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J60 Ghana Jesse Clarkson beat the 5th seed to make the semis Casey Drake beat the 2nd seed to make the semis in the other half of the draw Oluwajomiloju Aminu lost to the top seed, by a whisker, in the QFs Jesse & Casey are also into the dubs final In the girls, Alisha Ndukwu is into the final in singl...
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Boys & Girls: J300 Sanxenxo, Spain, hard (Week 39)
(Preview)
Three Brits in the draws for this J300 event. Mark Ceban takes on the younger brother of Clervie Ngounoue. Carel joined the Mouratoglou Academy 6 years ago. Boys R1 (L32) William Moxon v Michael Savano (ESP) Carel Aubriel Ngounoue (USA) v Mark Ceban Girls R1 (L32) (6) Paola Pinera Celorio (ESP) v Ho...
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1272
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Girls: J500 Osaka, Japan, hard (Week 39)
(Preview)
The fifth of seven J500 events this year sees Megan Knight and Ophelia Korpanec Davies again joined by Rosie Cho, who navigated qualifying as last week. Megan and Ophelia have been drawn against seeds though - in Megan's case the 2023 Les Petits As champion, who reached the Beijing J300 semis this we...
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DavidC
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8
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1675
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Girls: J200 Lima, Peru, clay (Week 39)
(Preview)
US based 14 year old Clarice Ouvarova plays her second J200 and has a decent draw against a lower ranked home player. R1 (L32) Clarice Ouvarova v Nataly Valdivia Rojas (PER)
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DavidC
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2
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857
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Boys & Girls: 2025 European Junior Championships 16 & Under, Parma, Italy, clay (Week 39)
(Preview)
The last of the age specific European Championships started today with two Brits facing Swiss opponents, with different outcomes. Tennis Europe has live streaming links for 2 courts Boys R1 (L128) Alessandro Hunziker (SUI) d. Niall Pickerd-Barua 6-2 6-1 R2 Luca Cosimi (ITA) v Ruben Stanmore Girl...
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1329
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Boys & Girls: J300 Oberpullendorf. Austria, clay (U18 European Junior Championships) - Week 38
(Preview)
The second of the European age specific junior Championships takes place in Austria, with 2 entrants allowed for most countries. Allegra Korpanec Davies and Ruby Cooling are seeded Boys R2 (L64) Florian Zimmer (AUT) v William Moxon Filip Drab (SVK) v Dylan Davies Girls R1 (L64) Nuppu Palm (FIN) v (...
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1773
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Other events, 2025 - week 38
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J100 Mostar Henry Best won a round and then retired in his R2 match J100 Canada Sophie Bekker has won two matches to make the QFs J60 Ghana OluwajomilojuAminu won R1 but lost in R2 Alisha Ndukwu is into the semis in the girls The Ayinia sisters, Abimbola and Omoyinka, lost in R1 singles but got a win i...
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Girls: J200 Miki, Japan, indoor hard (Week 38)
(Preview)
A trio of British girls are here en route to Osaka, where there is a J500 event next week R1 (L32) Ophelia Korpanec Davies v (Q) Mai Sasaki (JPN) (8) Megan Knight v Natsuki Irokawa (JPN) Yui Komada (JPN) v (Q) Rosie Cho
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1807
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Boys: J200 Pretoria, South Africa, hard (Week 38)
(Preview)
Vincent Fletcher has been in South Africa for a series of J100 and J200 events. He missed out on qualification for a J200 last week, but coasted through this time, and has a decent draw. (Q) Vincent Fletcher v Maksim Mihic (RSA)
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1240
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Other events, 2025 - week 37
(Preview)
There's very little going on this week and, I think, as of Friday we are only left with: J30 Ghana Alisha Ndukwu is into the girls doubles SFs OluwajomilojuAminu is into the boys doubles SFs J30 Denmark HannaAugustynska is into the girls doubles SFs -- Edited by Coup Droit on Friday 12th of Septe...
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1668
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Boys: J300 Astana, Kazakhstan, hard (Week 37)
(Preview)
The second tournament for Billy Moxon in Astana R1 (L48) (15) William Moxon bye
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1816
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Girls: J200 Montreal, Canada, indoor hard (Week 37)
(Preview)
Thara Gowda has drawn Brits in each of her last 4 tournaments (beat Allegra then lost to Mika and Ruby) - this time it is Sophie Bekker R1 (L32) Sophie Bekker v (6) Thara Gowda (USA)
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1606
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Boys & Girls: 2025 US Open (week 36)
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(Preview)
The US Open main draw starts on Sunday, with Mika Stojsavljevic as defending champion (it is quite uncommon for this to happen in a junior Grand Slam). Joining her should be Hannah Klugman, Allegra Korpanec Davies and Brooke Black, while Oliver Bonding is the sole British acceptance in the boys ev...
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Other events, 2025 - week 36
(Preview)
J100 South Africa Young Hermione is not playing this week but sis' (and Lara) are doing fine  Ophelia and Lara Savic have both won two rounds and are into the QFs In the boys, Vincent Fletcher qualified and got a win but then had to play the top seed, and lost J100 Spain Preston Taylor, Sofia Tat...
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Boys: J200 Astana, Kazakhstan, hard (Week 36)
(Preview)
Not a venue which usually attracts British juniors, but Billy Moxon is here and seeded. R1 (L48) (11) William Moxon bye
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2204
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Boys & Girls: J200 Rakovnik, Czech Republic, clay (Week 36)
(Preview)
Mark Ceban and Megan Knight hope to take advantage of weaker fields in a grand slam week here. Boys R1 (L48) (2) Mark Ceban bye Girls R1 (L48) (8) Megan Knight bye
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Other events, 2025 - week 35
(Preview)
J100 South Africa Ophelia K Davies is top seed and has won two matches, and is into the QFs BUT, more impressive, little sis' Hermione, still only 13, has also won two matches here - including beating the 5th seed Lara Savic lost in R1 In the doubles, the sisters aren't playing together - Lara & Ophe...
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Girls: J300 Repentigny, Canada, hard (Week 35)
(Preview)
Mika Stojsavljevic is the defending champion at the US Open, and is here by way of preparation, looking for her first victory of the year in juniors (she has only played 2 tournaments so far) R1 (L48) (1) Mika Stojsavljevic bye (8) Allegra Korpanec Davies bye
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14
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2868
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Boys & Girls: U9-U14 National Championships, Nottingham, hard (Week 34)
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(Preview)
The range of lower age group national championships started today with under 9 and under 10 qualifiers. The first of the main draws start tomorrow with the under 14 boys (32 draw), along with under 11 group matches. The draw for the under 14 boys can be found here featuring Kamran Arif and Oskar Lask...
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Other events, 2025 - week 34
(Preview)
J100 Cairo Alex Mirrington lost in R1 J100 Croatia Karina Kiss lost in R1 J100 Barcelona Sam Zlotnik lost in R1. As did Sophia Christodoulou BUT Sofia Tatu and Edie Griffiths are through to the QFs Sophia C and Edie are also into the semis in dubs J100 Tunisia Josh Craze won his R1 As did Liv Z...
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2233
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Girls: J300 College Park, USA, hard (Week 34)
(Preview)
The first of two warm-up events for the US Open attracts Allegra Korpanec Davies, who is now confirmed in the US Open main draw (Brooke Black is only 3 out) There are links to live scores and streams from the tournament website R1 (L48) (12) Allegra Korpanec Davies bye
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2215
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Girls: J300 Pancevo, Serbia, clay (Week 34)
(Preview)
Megan Knight plays her first junior ITF since Wimbledon, If she wins her opener she is likely to face former Les Petits As champion Anna Pushkareva next R1 (L32) Sarina Schnyder (SUI) v Megan Knight
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2070
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