http://lta.org.uk/Global/Downloads/Results/2011/AEGON%20GB%20Pro-Series/Wrexham%20JAN/Womens%20singles%20qualifying.pdf-- Edited by SMC1809 on Sunday 16th of January 2011 08:28...
QR1: HEWITT, Ashley (GBR) WR 1243 v wc FLYNN, James (BIZ) UNR QR1: CARPENTER, Jack (GBR) WR 1068 v GHEDIN, Nicola (ITA) WR 1264 Unfortunately, they're both in the same section. -- Edited by steven on Saturday 22nd of January 2011 06:45:11 PM
You just can't avoid those de Scheppers! James, back for his first Future for quite a while has drawn Kenny's younger (by 4 years) brother - at least, I assume it is his brother. L32: James Feaver WR 859 v (Q) Joffrey de Schepper (FRA) UNR First up tomorrow.
David Rice crispies is back in action in Turkey and is unseeded. David Rice GBR WR 487 vs. Tomislav Brkic BIH (Q) WR 781 Winner to potentially play 5th Fabrice Martin WR 421
Georgina Sellyn lost out in qualification here (but made the doubles quarters). However doubles specialist Damian Gryzelko has gone one better so far for the best tournament of his career. However their semi is against the winners of the Venezuelan leg, featuring world no. 6 Hugo Dellien Boys R1 (L...
The Cox and Milton combo are back in China again with Cox the 2nd seed and Milton 4th. The boys are in opposite halves of the draw and start with 'on paper' fairly easy couple of rounds. 5th seed, who beat Milton in the final last week is in Josh's quarter. R32: (4) Josh Milton GBR WR 390 vs. Bumpei Sato JPN WR...
The Czech Indoor Grade 1 has been a good hunting ground for Brits in recent years. George Morgan and Ashley Hewitt were semifinalists last year, and Dan Smethurst won it in 2008. The trio who played last week in Slovakia should be joined by Jessica Ren Boys R1 (L64) Luke Bambridge (GBR) v (WC) Marek Rout...
Joshua Ward-Hibbert gets a chance to repeat last week's first round upset against an Indian Junior Davis Cup player in this weak Grade 2 event Boys R1 (L32) Joshua Page (GBR) v Saurabh Singh (IND) (5) Vinod Gowda (IND) v Joshua Ward-Hibbert (GBR) (WC) Aditya Vikram (IND) v (Q) Jordan Angus (GBR) Girls...
Verena Jane Scott is one of the most frequent competitors on the ITF Junior Circuit, faring better generally in doubles, as here R1 (L32) Verena Jane Scott (GBR) d. (6) Kamonwan Buayam (THA) 6-1 6-3 R2 (LL) Hui-Zhen Ruan (TPE) d. Verena Jane Scott (GBR) 6-2 6-4 Doubles Final (1) Ip/Klyueva (HKG/RUS)...
Is anyone as a member of the above? I would like to be in the ballot for Wimby tickets but, is that the only worthwhile benfit (for £25) for a non playing fan like me????? I wondered if anyone was a member and thought it worthwhile or not?
ATP AUSTRALIAN OPEN WEEK 2 (HARD) - ANDY MURRAY CHALLENGERSSINGAPORE $50K+H (HARD) - JAMES WARD (COX, MILTON) FUTURESGERMANY F3 $15K (CARPET) - RICHARD BLOOMFIELD, ALEX SLABINSKY (EATON, BURTON) USA F3 $10K (CLAY) - ALEX BOGDANOVIC, ALEX WARD, DAN SMETHURST (CARPENTER, HEWITT, THOMPSON...
George Morgan and Kyle Edmund are down to warm up for the Australian Open here, but I cannot find the drawsheet for the Boys event. Laura Deigman is our sole representative in the Girls, and she literally has a monumental task to beat a 14 year old opponent whose height is recorded as 4 metres on the ITF wo...
A tough but not unwinnable first round: Sarah Borwell & Marie-Eve Pelletier (GBR/CAN) v Sonia Cirstea & Lucie Safarova (ROU/CZE) Tamira Paszek & Tsvetana Pironkova (AUT/BEL) v (5) Cara Black & Anastasia Rodionova (ZIM/AUS)
thought it would be interesting to create this poll to see what you think about our curren tcrop of juniors, and who has the brightest future. Without putting any expectancy on them, im not asking how high they will go, simply who will have the better career. Oliver golding - british junior number 1, a...
1st Round1 WCWITTEN, J (USA) 12ROSENSTEEL, C (USA)3GONZALEZ, J (VEN)4CHAPPELL, N (USA)5KWIATKOWSKI, T (USA)6CELESTINE, T (USA)7CORINTELI, L (USA)8GROOMS, B (USA)9 WCVODICKA, L (USA)10SANTIAGO, M (USA)11RIVAS, M (ARG)12VESCOVO, P (ITA)13SEOL, J (KOR)14 WCHARRISON, C (USA)15DMITRIEV, O...
Oliver Golding has surprisingly opted to give the Australian tournaments a miss, though he is down to play the Casablanca Grade A after Christmas. Kyle Edmund is set to make his Australian Open debut, having sneaked into the top 100 this week thanks to other players losing points. Boys MD 4 George Mo...