Jack is the last junior standing, winning his SF (although by an early retirement).
Emma went out in the SFs in Roehampton in 2 sets.
Arthur lost yesterday in the QFs but gets some nice points to start off his pro-ranking career.
A little mention of Sonay Kartal and Esther Adeshina (both born 2001), too, who made the SFs of the doubles in Roehampton and should get a doubles WTA ranking.
Week 41 is dominated by Jack Draper, born 2001, age 17, who made the QFs in the Challenger in Fairfield, beating Jack Sock and Donald Young along the way.
A great achievement.
*For foreign players, Jannick Sinner, the much heralded Italian 2001-born player, made the SFs in the French challenger, losing his SF 7-6(6) in the third. Zeppieri, one of Italy's many other promising youngsters in their stable, born 2001, won a 25k title. Spain's Carlos GIMENO VALERO, born 2001, is also into the final of a 25k.
And Coco Gauff, age 15, born 2004, obviously took top spot for the girls, winning the WTA event in Linz, beating top-10 player, Bertens, en route.
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Sunday 13th of October 2019 03:31:37 PM
A little shout out this week (week 43) to Jacob Fearnley, born 2001, who got his first ATP singles ranking points, winning his way through qualis at the 25k in the US, and making the QFs in the MD.
Just to flesh this out a bit, congratulations to Jacob (JCH 27) who is a freshman at TCU in Fort Worth, Texas and was competing in a 25K hosted by his College on their campus.
TCU are the only college to successful facilitate the development of a top male (Cam Norrie JCH 10) British junior directly from college tennis onto the ATP tour although there are obviously high hopes that the present NCAA singles champion Paul Jubb (JCH 354) will do the same.
All the players came to an end of their respective runs, as per the post above.
Except for Jacob, who put in a super week to make the final of the 15k in Austin, Texas and only lost out by a whisker (4-6 in the third) against the top seed, ranked 369