The boys faring considerably better than the girls here, with 2 quarter finalists already

R1 (L32)

(1) Julian Cash (GBR) d. (Q) Noe Khlif (FRA) 6-3 6-4
Geoffrey Blanceaux (FRA) d. (Q) Jonathan Gray (GBR) 6-4 6-1
(Q) Joshua Paris (GBR) d. Tadas Babelis (LTU) 6-2 4-1 rtd
Gian Marco Moroni (ITA) d. (Q) Max Stewart (GBR) 6-0 6-4

R2

(1) Julian Cash (GBR) v Alexander Chepik (RUS)
Joel Cannell (GBR) d. Sebastian Prechtel (GER) 6-3 6-1
(7) Gabriele Moghini (SUI) d. Jay Clarke (GBR) 6-4 6-1
(6) Joshua Sapwell (GBR) d. (LL) Gonzalo Morell Raschiatore (AUS) 6-3 3-6 6-2
(Q) Joshua Paris (GBR) v (3) Alvaro Lopez San Martin (ESP)

No official results but good news from Spain:

Julian tweeted a win whilst Josh posted the following on Facebook: "Wow, finally back at my hotel, I won my singles today in another long 3 set match 6-3 6-7(5) 6-4, I didn't play great but I did enough, we also won doubles which was fantastic 7-5 7-5 so tomorrow I play my singles semi final at not before 12pm and my doubles final at not before 5pm... In doubles I will be playing against one of my best friends and Wimbledon doubles partner Julian"

So....

QF

(1) Julian Cash (GBR) d. Joel Cannell (GBR)
(6) Joshua Sapwell (GBR) d. (3) Alvaro Lopez San Martin (ESP) 6-3 6-7(5) 6-4

Doubles Final

(1) Gresk/Sapwell (POL/GBR) v (2) Cash/Cannell (GBR)

Josh had the better of things in the doubles as well, landing his first ITF doubles title (on Facebook he called it his first doubles title ever - he's certainly not known for his prowess at this branch of the sport). Today he goes for his fourth ITF singles title of the year, but first abroad.

Doubles Final

(1) Gresk/Sapwell (POL/GBR) d. (2) Cash/Cannell (GBR) 6-4 6-3