QR1: (q12) Jade Windley WR 862 beat Hannah Appleyard (AUS) UNR by 0 & 2

QR2: (q12) Jade Windley WR 862 beat (15-y-o) Ashling Sumner (AUS) UNR by 3 & 4
QR2: (q4) Natasha Khan WR 668 beat (14-y-o) Nina Catovic (AUS) UNR by 2 & 3
QR2: (q6) Jocelyn Rae WR 735 beat Lara Giltinan (AUS) UNR (CH 649 in 2004) by 2 & 2

FQR: (q12) Jade Windley WR 862 v Monika Wejnert (AUS) UNR (*)
FQR: (q4) Natasha Khan WR 668 v (q14) Julia Moriarty (AUS) WR 886
FQR: (q6) Jocelyn Rae WR 735 v Lejla Husic (AUS) UNR

(*) a 16-y-o who had a crazy match against the no. 2 seed in QR2 - she won 0-6 6-0 6-1!

L32 Q1: Jade Curtis WR 519 v Qualifier

FQR: (q12) Jade Windley WR 862 lost to Monika Wejnert (AUS) UNR 6-2 6-4
FQR: (q4) Natasha Khan WR 668 beat (q14) Julia Moriarty (AUS) WR 886 - 6-3 3-6 7-6
FQR: (q6) Jocelyn Rae WR 735 beat Lejla Husic (AUS) UNR 6-2 6-2

R1:
R1: Natasha Khan WR 668 v (3) Arina Rodionova (RUS) WR 282
R1: Jocelyn Rae WR 735 v Miki Miyamura (JPN) WR 470
R!: Jade Curtis WR 519 v (Q) Zi-Jun Yang (HKG) WR 1034

Singles are tommorow.

R1
PROUSIS (USA) / STEPHENSON (USA) (1) defeated SEGNINI (BRA) / WINDLEY (GBR) 7-5 6-1
RAE (GBR) / STARR (AUS) (4) defeated LEE (NZL) / WISHINK (AUS) 6-3 7-5
CURTIS (GBR) / HWANG (TPE) (3) defeated ERICKSEN (AUS) / MORIARTY (AUS) 6-1 6-4

QF
RAE (GBR) / STARR (AUS) (4) Vs DU PLESSIS (RSA) / SCIVETTI (AUS)
HOPPER (AUS) / SHEED (AUS) Vs CURTIS (GBR) / HWANG (TPE) (3)

You really don't expect players to be going backwards in the rankings over the year when they turn 18 ... i wonder what's up.

That's a very good win for Rae though.  She gets Rodionova next, I believe.

-- Edited by steven at 09:39, 2008-11-26

jade's opponent was a top 50 junior who beat Tara a couple of months back. Not a massive shock as Jade doesn't seem to have the goods we all expected her to develop.

Good win for Joss.

Tasha has a hamstring/thigh injury, reporter on tennisforum says it looked pretty sore.

I wonder why Jade and Jocelyn didn't renew their Wimbledon partnership. It seemed to work pretty well with Jocelyn using her reach and height to provide the proverbial brick wall at the net while Jade ran anything down at the baseline. The only weakness seemed to be when they were forced to swap positions and Jade got lobbed or Jocelyn was forced to run.

So close for Jos, but a great effort. Looks like her big serve kept her in it there but just couldn't win the points that mattered in the tie-breaks. More disapointment for her in the doubles:

SF
PROUSIS (USA) / STEPHENSON (USA) (1) defeated RAE (GBR) / STARR (AUS) (4) 7-6(4) 7-6(4)
CURTIS (GBR) / HWANG (TPE) (3) defeated CALDERWOOD (AUS) / GOLDS (AUS) 4-6 7-5 [10-4]

Final
PROUSIS (USA) / STEPHENSON (USA) (1) Vs CURTIS (GBR) / HWANG (TPE) (3)