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Q1: BATISTA DODRIDGE, Erika (GBR) UNR v HOEDT, Merel (NED) WC UNR 17yo JCH=160 

Q1: MORRIS, Katie (GBR) UNR v MUELLER, Charlene (GER) UNR 



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Katie lost 4-6 4-6

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Strong surname on Erika 



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The strong surname didn't help Erika who lost 2-6 2-6

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Emily Arb makes her pro debut for the year in the MD

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So she does...

L32: ARBUTHNOTT, Emily (GBR) 778 vs WITTOUCK, Louise (BEL) (wc) UNR 17yrs JCH541

Emily is in the doubles too with Lucie Wargnier (FRA). They are the 4th seeds and have a bye into the QF.

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Bah the NCAA ain't nothing.
Stanford's finest facing the reality of pro-tennis, *0-2

I'm sure she'll be fine though.

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A bit topsy turvy. Emily won the next four games, and now has just saved 2 BPs and then gone on to hold. So a much more promising 5-2* now.

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Well after that 0-2 start Emily certainly moved through the gears. She won with the loss of only one more game 6-2 6-1


L32: ARBUTHNOTT, Emily (GBR) 778 bt WITTOUCK, Louise (BEL) (wc) UNR 17yrs JCH541 6-2 6-1

Her potential second round opponents only play tomorrow. Could be the 7th seed. 



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R2: ARBUTHNOTT, Emily (GBR) 771 v SANESI, Gaia (ITA) 7 645 CH=294 2014

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Emily started well, at 3-1 but then lost 5 games in a row
3-6

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Good to see Emily come back here in the second set, now 3-6 6-3. First serving improved in particular. Percentage in and won.

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Emily won 6-3 in the third



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Great to see Emily backing up her first round win.

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R2: ARBUTHNOTT, Emily (GBR) 771 bt SANESI, Gaia (ITA) 7 645 CH=294 2014 3-6 6-3 6-3

There are only 3 L16 matches today, so Emily's QF opponent won't happen until tomorrow but could be the #2 seed, Deborah Kerfs (BEL) WR 543 (CH442).

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