I thought it might be interesting to list the WTA players who are still technically Juniors... 1 (16) Bencic 2 (68) Konjuh 3 (80) Ostapenko 4 (104) Kasatkina 5 (156) Kalinina 6 (171) Stewart 7 (202) Osaka 8 (203) Badosa Gibert 9 (209) Bellis 10 (217) Komardina ... 13 (294) Galfi ... 16 (377) Xu ... 32 (44...
The qualifiers have yet to be placed, but Billy's made the main draw: FQR: (q6) Billy Harris WR 1206 defeated Philipp Dittmer (GER) WR 2132 by 6-0 6-7(3) 7-5
******* referee Proud of how you hung in there and, though yes a good final lineout would have rather helped, you were done, Scotland. Happy ( too late ) TV viewing, Mr Ref The end .... for Scotland and the Northern Hemisphere. -- Edited by indiana on Sunday 18th of October 2015 05:38:23...
Great win for Fran Jones, against the second seed: R1: Anastasia MIKHEEVA (GBR) 6-4 6-3 Anastasia KULIKOVA (RUS) Francesca JONES (GBR) 5-7 6-1 6-2 Ludmilla SAMSONOVA (ITA) [2] In the boys, Jack Molloy has drawn the top seed. Ewan Moore, seeded 3, is also playing.
Emile Hudd lost in R1 in Canada. But in the G5 in Sri Lanka, our 2001 born girls have won their first round: R1: Jizel MATOS SEQUEIRA FERNANDES (GBR) 6-2 6-0 Thanushree VALE (IND) [8] R1: Jonea BACH (GBR) [q] 6-3 6-0 Shrivalli Rashmikaa BHAMIDIPATY (IND)
A few late wildcard entries in the Qualies in Sharm have messed things up in the top half: QR1: Mason Recci UNR v Giorgio Ricca (ITA) UNR (CH 1922 in Nov. 13) *Mason will get WR 737 in QR2 if he wins his fist match QR1: (wc) Jamie Caprice UNR - BYE QR1: Maniel Bains UNR v (q8) Jan Zednik (CZE) WR 1684 Gabb, Bam...
R1: CHRISTIE, Freya (GBR) 7 615 v SLIUSAR, Kateryna (UKR) 1188 CH=1059 2014, 17yo JCH=85 -- Edited by Peter too on Wednesday 14th of October 2015 12:44:28 PM
L64: (3) Andy Murray WR 3 vs BYE ***** L32: (3) Andy Murray WR 3 vs Steve Johnson (USA) WR 48 (CH = 37 in November last year) or Andreas Seppi (ITA) WR 25 (CH = 18 in January 2013)
Jay Clarke was propelled into the top 50 after consecutive titles in Egyptian G2s, which has earned him a top 8 seeding here R1 (L64) (Q) Sota Fujii (JPN) v Finn Bass Takashi Yasugami (JPN) v Alexis Canter Alastair Gray v Nikshep Ballekere Ravikumar (IND) (8) Jay Clarke v Daisuke Sumizawa (JPN)
Katie Swan is the only top 15 ranked player here and could move back into the top 5 with a good run here. R1 (L64) (1) Katie Swan v Yanni Liu (CHN) (9) Mihika Yadav (IND) v Georgina Axon (WC) Saya Ito (JPN) v (12) Ema Lazic
Matt Short and Alex Ward should be in the main draw. Good to see Josh P back again (who, I believe, is based on Spain now). Shame for James to get his team colleague : QR1: (q3) Josh Paris WR 1171 v ZIERSCH, Philipp (SUI) UNR QR1: James Allemby WR 2063 v (q4) Dan Dowson (AUS) WR 1292
R1: WATSON, Heather (GBR) 61 v DAVIS, Lauren (USA) 84 CH=43 2014 R1: ROBSON, Laura (GBR) 727 v VESNINA, Elena (RUS) 110 CH=21 2013 -- Edited by Peter too on Thursday 27th of August 2015 11:06:47 PM
Proud of how you hung in there and, though yes a good final lineout would have rather helped, you were done, Scotland. Happy ( too late ) TV viewing, Mr Ref 
The end .... for Scotland and the Northern Hemisphere. -- Edited by indiana on Sunday 18th of October 2015 05:38:23... 