Katy Dunne and Pippa Horn embark on a series of French tournaments, but have their work cut out to progress here against seeded opposition. Katy in particular has drawn a short straw of a former top 5 junior, currently ranked just outside 500 WTA R1 Pippa Horn (GBR) v (8) Megane Bianco (SUI) Katy Dunne (...
Chris opts to take part in just the singles this week in Switzerland. Having sneaked a seeding in the bottom quarter, on paper it looks as if he could look to make quarters. Unfortunately for him, he seems to have drawn the most in form player in the draw in his 1st round. Holger Fischer won the Switzerl...
In the second Norwegian ITF lets hope that seedings prove significant as we have the top two in the Boys event Boys R1 (L32) (1) Jathan Malik (GBR) v Christian Perinti (ITA) Karl Eirik Wangensten-Oye (NOR) v (LL) Jamie Malik (GBR) (WC) Frederik Oervad (NOR) v (2) Evan Hoyt (GBR) Girls R1 (L32) India Sa...
Boggo and Baker are DAs here. QR1: Sam Harrison UNR v Mateo Rivas (ARG) UNR QR1: (q14) Andrew Gregory WR 1184 v Saman Samii (SWE) UNR QR2: Harrison or Rivas v Gregory or Samii QR2: (q8) Matthew Short WR 929 v Lance Vodicka (USA) UNR or Andrew Korinek (USA) UNR
Not too surprising that the most popular ITF venue this week for Brits is Barbados Boys R1 (L32) Alexander Sendegeya (GBR) v Florin Bogdan Radu (CAN) Alp Horoz (TUR) v (6) Thomas Colautti (GBR) (7) Luke De Caires (TRI) v Callum Poland-Smith (GBR) (Q/LL) v (3) Tom Hill (GBR) (8) Damian Gryzelko (GBR)...
Isaac Stoute is the one British boy in the highest grade junior event this week. He's made a good start but needs a major upset to score any points. Laura Deigman's early loss in Luxemburg gave her the opportunity to qualify here. Boys R1 (L64) Isaac Stoute (GBR) d. Jan-Willem Kleynhans (RSA) 6-3 3-6 6-...
QR1: (wc) SAUNDERS, Jack (GBR) v SANCHIS-HERNANDEZ, Emilio (ESP) QR1: ROGERS, Joe (GBR) v LOPEZ-PEREZ, Enrique (ESP) 6 QR1: OAKLEY, Keelan (GBR) v VERANO IBANEZ, Adrian (ESP) QR1: GOLDING, Oliver (GBR) beat DIETEREN, Joep (NED) 6-1 6-2 QR1: ALLEMBY, James (GBR) v ZHU, Michael (USA)
R1: James Ward WR 213 v (7) Paolo Lorenzi (ITA) WR 154 Ward leads the H2H with a 7-5 7-6 win in 2008 in Jersey. Edit: corrected surface from hard to clay-- Edited by steven on Thursday 31st of March 2011 09:18:04 AM
Q1: MOORE, Tara (GBR) 346 v GRONERT, Sarah (GER) 258Q1: BROADY, Naomi (GBR) 250 v FERNANDEZ-BRUGUES, Eva (ESP) 339-- Edited by Peter too on Friday 25th of March 2011 09:11:49 PM
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/sport/other-sports/tennis/career_crossroads_offers_clarity_in_pursuit_of_targets_o_brien_1_3227860-- Edited by Peter too on Monday 28th of M...
Here's a turn-up for the books (the second pairing, not the first ): R1: Xavier Malisse (BEL) & Jamie Murray vs Yen-Hsun Lu & Florian Mayer (TPE/GER) R1: Sergiy Stakhovsky & Mikhail Youzhny (UKR/RUS) vs Novak Djokovic & Andy Murray At least they're in opposite halves of the draw...
The climax of the Latin American circuit sees Kyle Edmund again with a favourable draw against a wildcard who lost to Toby Martin recently. Luke Bambridge has to tackle a seed, albeit one who lost to Kyle three weeks ago. R1 (L64)(11) Benjamin Ugarte (CHI) v Luke Bambridge (GBR)(8) Kyle Edmund (GBR)...
GB's first challenger of the year is here! Qualie Draw isn't out yet, but ive been sneaky and looked at the OOP for tomorrow, Brits listed in bold. Michael Lammer vs. Max Raditschnigg James McGee vs. Lewis Burton Chris Priddle vs. Burnham Aldridge Marshall Tutu vs. Alex Sadecky Jan Mertl vs. Joel Lind...
