Rhett branching out from China (!): QR1: Rhett Purcell UNR v (wc) Michael Commings (AUS) UNR (junior CH 287) age 17 Edit: just changing the name of the location. -- Edited by Stircrazy on Friday 18th of March 2016 05:04:29 PM
Not long ago everyone was starting to say things to the effect of 'The game has changed and players can't break through as teens anymore.' Given we suddenly seem to have lots of players doing just that and looking likely to be future top players in the post Big Four era and how they are often playing the Br...
Nell Miller is going for her second Swedish ITF title, while Jack Draper could also claim consecutive Scandinavian ITF titles Boys R1 (L32) Emile Hudd v (8) Valdemar Holm (SWE) Kenzo Koistila Larsson (SWE) v (3) Jack Draper Girls R1 (L32) Nell Miller v (WC) Nelly Brannholm (SWE)
The final tournament of the COSAT circuit is a Grade A attracting the strongest field of the circuit. If Emily Appleton wins her round 1 match tomorrow she will probably face 8th seed Berfu Cengiz, who is ranked inside the top 600 WTA. Kelly Araujo lost in qualifying R1 (L64) Jimena Rodriguez-Benito (...
As usual there are a large number of Brits in Malta. In the first round, the Spanish-based lads came through. Unfortunately, nearly all the girls lost :( Boys: Alexander Carlos PARKER (GBR) [6] 6-1 7-5 Alessio AMADEI (ITA) Ryan GASKIN (GBR) [11] 6-3 6-2 Loris POURROY (FRA) Girls: Axan...
This tournament is a basket case, as it was always going to be, like the annual $50K in Osprey, second week of Miami. Almost every one not still involved at IW has entered and the draw is thanklessly strong for little reward. Anyway... R1: Naomi BROADY (GBR) 76 vs. Anna-Lena FRIEDSAM (GER) 61 (CH 52 01/...
R1: (4) Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 12 (2+10) vs Treat Huey & Martin Klizan (PHI/SVK CR 289 (30+259) R1: Juan Sebastián Cabal & Robert Farah (COL/COL) CR 48 (23+25) vs Dom Inglot & Robert Lindstedt (SWE) CR 59 (32+27) The winners of those encounters face one another in the s...
There do not seem to be any $10Ks or $25Ks scheduled in the UK. There are three $50Ks scheduled for late May and early June plus three WTAs in June preceding Wimbledon but that is all. Has the LTA given up on organising low level ITF events in favour of the British Tour? They used to organise events in Bourn...
As a novelty there are as many British boys as from the home nation here in Tashkent R1 (L32) (Q) Matthew Summers v (Q) Aliaksandr Liaonenka (BLR) (4) Alastair Gray v Kristjan Tamm (EST) Nikshep Ballikere Ravikumar (IND) v Ben Draper (6) Finn Bass v (Q) Evgeny Danilov (KAZ) Jack Molloy v (3) Robert Vrze...
Neil and Toby should be in the main draw Dylan Gee, Keelan Oakley, Marcus Walters and Oliver Hudson all in qualifying Dylan won his opening round and will play Keelan in Q2 Marcus seems to have a walkover into Q2
Jodie Burrage and Georgie Axon are both seeded in this G2 R1 (L32) (Q) Anna Kubareva (BLR) v (7) Jodie Anna Burrage Eden Richardson v Valeriya Deminova (RUS) (6) Georgina Axon v Eva Alexandrova (BLR)
QR1: Philip SIKMAN (GBR) BYE Luke SIMKISS (GBR) 6-3 4-6 6-2 Youssef MESSAOUD (TUN) QR2: Maksim MALYSHEV (RUS) [13] 6-0 6-3 Philip SIKMAN (GBR) Luke's QR1 match was held over from yesterday (suspended half way through the first set). His QR2 match result hasn't been posted yet b...
Joe Cooper keeps plugging away without making much headway: QR1: Irakli Metreveli (GEO) WR 2090 defeated Joe Cooper UNR by 3-6 6-3 3-0 retired I hope it's nothing serious.
Gemma Heath is second seed here, hoping to go one better than last week in Norway Boys R1 (L32) Anton Ornberg (SWE) v Emile Hudd (4) Patrick Kristensen (DEN) v Julian Robinson Yevgen Sirous (UKR) v (3) Adam Jones Girls R1 (L32) (Q) Hanna Schmidt Axelsson (SWE) v Nell Miller (Q) Veronika Pepelyaeva (RUS...
QR1: Josh Milton WR 330 v (q11) Bjorn Fratangelo (USA) WR 149 (CH 106 last Aug) H2H 1-0 - Josh won 3 & 4 at Austin (Texas) Futures in 2012. I'm a bit surprised to see Josh here when he played Challenger qualifying in China at the weekend - presumably (I'd check but it's late!) Indian Wells is notionally...
