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Mel South (GBR) (189) vs Angelique Kerber (GER) (88) mad.gif at this draw

Katie O Brien (GBR) (186) vs Florence Haring (FRA) (269)

Sarah Borwell (GBR) (231) vs Stephanie Dubois (CAN) (148)

Amanda Keen (GBR) (216)vs Olga Savchuk (UKR) (135)

Anne Keothavong (GBR) (167) vs Ayumi Morita (JAP) (196)

rankings to follow

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Well Katie and Anne have lower ranked opponents but neither are slouches, especially on a surface that doesn't suit either of our girls.

The others are pretty badly outranked and would do well in stay in touch imo

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am i right in thinking that none of the girls got through to the second qualies round last year?

none of them have it easy but then hopefully a couple of them pull it out the bag and get a few wins.

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ill be impressed if keothavong makes it through that girl is good!


she is only 17 years old and has numerous titles including a few 50k's she beat tasha khan 62 62 the other week will be really tough for anne

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imoen wrote:

am i right in thinking that none of the girls got through to the second qualies round last year?

none of them have it easy but then hopefully a couple of them pull it out the bag and get a few wins.






No-one won a round last year, but in general the women fare better than the men, with 10 wins in the last decade (Julie Pullin 3, Louise Latimer 3, Karen Cross 2, Sam Smith 1 and Anne Keothavong 1). Louise and Karen both reached the final qualifying once.

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Morita may be good but shes not very good on clay. Shes better on fast surfaces.

Haring is a pile of crap. I saw her i manchester a couple of years ago and was not impressed. Suprised shes even got to 260ish. I think shes having a bad year aswell so good chance for Katie to get a win there.

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"Haring is a pile of crap." She is only 22, a frenchy, and has never been given a wild card for the French Open....kinda funny really....you would have expected her to be given one or two esp as last year her lowest ranking was 275! The girl might have some promise, but has had a tough year so far this year.

I don't think Haring's fav surface is clay either as she has only made the second round of qualifying in the French Open once and has not yet played on Clay this year. Haring has also been out since March 11...so all in all I think Katie will win.

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lets hope they all qualify and make it through a round in the main draw. nothing wrong with optimism

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Also, towards the end of last year Naomi beat Haring 3 & 1.....I wish Naomi was in the qualies.....but hopefully she will have a great run in the Juniors.

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Good point Tennis....and while we are at it lets hope Henman has a run this year that will make us all forget his run in 2004.....dreams are lovely things...

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Montana Doug wrote:
....but hopefully she will have a great run in the Juniors.


She isn't doing RG Juniors as she'll be at Surbiton. Good decision and I'll be even more happy if she skips Wimbly Juniors.



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I think she's playing Wimby juniors because one of her aims for the rest of the year is to win a junior slam...she's gonna play junior Wimbledon and US Open, should have a decent shot at making semis or further in one of them

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A big bit of luck for Mel South - no. 2 seed Kerber has pulled out, so she's playing Michaela Pastikova (CZE) WR 291 instead. She didn't seem to be making much use of her good luck in the 1st set, losing it 6-3, but she's about to serve for the 2nd set at 5-3.

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katie obrien 3-3

keothavong 65 up

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keothavong just took first set
wahooooooooooooooo

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