Jennifer Ren's form in South Africa has given her a top 8 seeding, and hence better chance of picking up the big quarter-final points, in the weakest of the four Asian Grade 1s. James Marsalek just sneaked a low seeding, but will probably have to beat last week's semi-finalist Ben Wagland to reach the q...
This is something of a rarity - a high grade African junior tournament not in one of the Mediterranean countries or South Africa. The reason appears to be that Nigeria is hosting the African Junior Closed Championships next week (hence the tournament title). A quartet of Brits made it here trying to t...
As it's the Easter holidays a large British contingent has flown to Malta as a prelude to a couple of Grade 4s in Nottingham R1 (L64) Joshua Page (GBR) v (WC) Oscar Sudzuka (MLT) (WC) Luke Bambridge (GBR) v Balazs Odon Barta (HUN) Sam Hutt (GBR) v (Q) Yanick Ueckert (SUI) (3) Connor Glennon (GBR) Bye Keel...
Josh Milton was 2nd Alt here at the last update and is ranked higher than the top seeds in qualifying so is likely to have ended up as a DA. QR1: David Baxendine UNR v Romain Bocaert (FRA) UNR QR1: (q11) Tim Bradshaw WR 1013 v Rogan Egerton UNR QR1: James Chaudry WR 1574 v Alexandre Bernard (FRA) UNR QR1: Pau...
Skups pops up in the doubles here with Julian Reister (GER), unseeded. They face the second seeds, James Cerretani & Adil Shamasdin (USA/CAN), in the first round.
All GBR and/or UNR unless otherwise shown - around 3/4 of the players in qualifying here are Brits! QR1-A: Zack Evenden v Sid Hazarika QR1-B: Matthew Hingley v James Whike QR1-C: David O'Leary v Jeffrey Zungunde QR1-D: Keelan Oakley v Alain Nkouatcha (CMR) QR1-E: Alan Duncan v Jack Busby QR1-F: Niko...
Brit rank bad luck strikes again! Hutch has been reunited with Jordan Kerr for this tournament & they have drawn the third seeds, Lukas Dlouhy & Leander Paes (POL/IND), in the first round!
Cav will be in the MD, WC's announced. WCM SOUTH, Melanie WCM WEBLEY-SMITH, Emily WCM WINDLEY, Jade WCM CARRERAS, Amanda WCQ ELLIOTT, Amanda WCQ WALKER, Alexandra WCQ SEABORNE, Ruth WCQ JOHNSON, Hope -- Edited by alex03maccy on Wednesday 17th of March 2010 07:51:09 PM
The head-to-head is 3-1 in Andy's favour, with Fish winning their first-ever encounter in Indianapolis in 2005 in three sets, but failing to take another set off him since. Their most recent meeting was in the QF at Queen's last year, when Andy, the eventual champion, won by 5 & 3. I see no reason...
Thought I might as well start a seperate thread for the doubles before all the posts get lost in the other thread. Inglot/Eaton are 1-1 in the first set against Allegro/Coetzee. For the doubles live streams don't normally appear on livecorehunter, but they do normally come up on bwin, but at the momen...
Good news. Just looked at next weeks link for livescores for challengers and Jersey, again will have livescoring! Hopefully lots of british interest will be there to follow.
There's a substantial group of Brits playing in the Caribbean this week, with a successful start to competition Boys R1 (L64) (LL) Max Peara (GBR) d. (Q) Grayson M Goldin (USA) 6-4 6-3 (9) Clay Crawford (GBR) BYE Henry Moore (GBR) d. Ture Skinner (BAR) 6-4 4-6 6-4 (10) Damian Gryzelko (GBR) BYE R2 (LL) M...
Jennifer Ren has flown over from South Africa and joins Jessica as a low seed. They may have been better off unseeded, as the low seeds have to play the top 4 seeds (if the seedings work out - and they have done more or less in the previous 2 legs of the Asian Grade 1s) in order to reach the quarter finals, the...
L32: Alex Slabinsky WR 735 v Dzmitry Zhyrmont (BLR) WR 689 The same R1 draw as last week, a weird match which Slabba won 0-6 7-6(4) 6-0. Unfortunately, last week's doubles partner, former top 100 player (2) Peya WR 298 would probably await the winner in R2. Peya is not playing doubles this week, so Slab...
