This G4 is the first of 3 Spanish Junior tournaments (the others being G2s) which have attracted a big British entry. Aidan McHugh is top seed at the Sanchez-Casal Academy

R1 (L32)

(1) Aidan McHugh v Alejandro Vedri Asensi (ESP)

Harry Butler v (WC) Kuzey Cekirge (TUR)

Ryan Gaskin v (Q) Pedro Vives Marcos (ESP)

(5) Rafael Izquierdo Luque (ESP) v Paul Jubb

Peter August Anker (NOR) v (4) Ewen Lumsden

(6) Jake Hersey v (Q) Pawel Jankowiak (POL)

Nikolas Sanchez Izquierdo (ESP) v Dominic West

Of course, CD, you're just temporarily forgetting that as much as it is possible players of the same nationality are kept separate in junior draws

I just checked and the 7 boys would indeed all still avoid each other in R2 if they all won. They are in 7 of the separate 8ths in the draw.

I see Amarni has the number 4 seed in round 1 Adithya Karunarathne who is ranked about 240.

Obviously it is very early days in terms of establishing the true levels that the 13/14 year olds, superstars apart, play at. Adithya was quickly at a level where she was too good for the local competition in Sri Lanka.

She quickly moved on to play internationally gaining a handsome points hall in grade 5's in Kenya, Tunisia and later testing herself with less success at a higher level in Cyprus and Hungary. How this will compare with Armani who has had to come through qualifying but has high quality domestic competition will be very interesting.