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The Optimist


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the addict wrote:

George Houghton (GBR) WR1477/ITF12y1 LOST to Seppe Cuypers (BEL) WR1449 1-6 6-7(4)

Emily Arbuthnott/Ella Taylor (GBR) def Victoria Kailaitris / Chelsea Vanhoutte (BEL) 6-2 6-3

 Has Ella gone back to a British University?  She left Louisiana several years ago now.



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Ella is doing a Masters in Strength and Conditioning at Loughborough

Player profiles all in this article

https://t.co/2EpkYknjXA?amp=1



-- Edited by the addict on Sunday 1st of December 2019 10:27:27 PM

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paulisi wrote:

It's not our strongest team. No Paul Jubb etc

Paul is now a bit too good for this tournament, dont really see the other countries necessarily as weakened, the US use it for development. Who would be the etc? A fairly solid team making the most of the tail end of their time in college tennis, I am sure they had a fantastic time. 



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Just to congratulate Loughborough who were named British Sports University of the Year 2022

www.lboro.ac.uk/media-centre/press-releases/2021/september/university-of-the-year-for-sport-2022/

They are still one of the two elite academies for junior tennis (Stirling being the other)



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Ali Collins posted a little youtube video of her in 2021.

Based at Stirling for tennis training - confirms she's trying to make it as a pro

Also doing an online degree at Edinburgh Napier Uni in Business, Enterprise and Sport. In her third year.

www.youtube.com/watch

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I didn't follow the BUCS championships last weekend (last week?) but it seems it went really well, the standard was very high, there are some great little vide clips around, and several pro names were involved.

So congrats to:

British Uni Tennis @BritUniTennis
21 Nov
TrophyYour Mens @BUCSsport

Doubles Champions Trophy

First place medal: Lloyd Glasspool & Michael Shaw
Second place medal: Patrick Foley & Luis Humberto Lopez
Third place medal: Ross Martin & Jack Molloy
Third place medal: Jonny Binding & Tim Gauntlett

and in the women:

First place medal: Noppawan Lertcheewakarn & Annemarie Emme
Second place medal: @emilyarbuthnott & @georgiew1999
Third place medal: Lauren Armstrong & Freya Davies
Third place medal: @GabrielaKnutso2 & Georgia Gulin

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Coup Droit wrote:

I didn't follow the BUCS championships last weekend (last week?) but it seems it went really well, the standard was very high, there are some great little vide clips around, and several pro names were involved.

So congrats to:

British Uni Tennis @BritUniTennis
21 Nov
TrophyYour Mens @BUCSsport

Doubles Champions Trophy

First place medal: Lloyd Glasspool & Michael Shaw
Second place medal: Patrick Foley & Luis Humberto Lopez
Third place medal: Ross Martin & Jack Molloy
Third place medal: Jonny Binding & Tim Gauntlett

and in the women:

First place medal: Noppawan Lertcheewakarn & Annemarie Emme
Second place medal: @emilyarbuthnott & @georgiew1999
Third place medal: Lauren Armstrong & Freya Davies
Third place medal: @GabrielaKnutso2 & Georgia Gulin

 Is Lloyd still a student? Or a post grad? Him and Michael Shaw seems a little bit of a loaded pairing!



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Hello, coaches and players. Stirling University in Scotland, UK, will have avalaible scholarships for 2 players next season. As a reminder, there are not any elegibility rules, so that means if you spent your elegibility, you are still being able to play as many years as you want. We have the best team in UK in the maximum National Division. We became champions of the National League without losing one game, and we are in the SF of the National Cup, having a good potential chance to become champions as well. We also qualified for the European Universities Championship.

We are looking for 2 players for the men's team as a said. The level that we expect is something close to our 1st team (we have 6 teams) players like Ewan Moore (former number 1 of Tulane) and Vincent Gillespie (former number 1 of Drake). If you have a UTR of 12.5-13 at least or you have/had good ATP ranking, you are welcome to contact me here. Coaches looking for placing their unelegible players are welcome as well.

iourisantiago@gmail.com


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UK Scholarship opportunities

University of Essex (united kingdom) has scholarship opportunities for Post Grad tennis players men and women for fall 2023.

Also 1 mens space available for January 2023

If you are interested in anymore information please contact Nigel Parsons (head of performance tennis)
nigel.parsons@essex.ac.uk

www.essex.ac.uk

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The Oxbridge tennis teams won the Prentice Cup and Seabright Cup against the US teams from Harvard and Yale - a rare event for both teams.

The women's team included Emily Arbuthnott from Cambridge.

Story from The Times here



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the addict wrote:

The Oxbridge tennis teams won the Prentice Cup and Seabright Cup against the US teams from Harvard and Yale - a rare event for both teams.

The women's team included Emily Arbuthnott from Cambridge.

Story from The Times here

 Noticed the article said Emily was reconsidering her plans to join the pro circuit, would be great to see her competing again, but as Ive mentioned before Imthink her game suffered from 5 years at Stanford hmm

Disruption caused by the Covid pandemic means Arbuthnott, who has been playing since the age of seven and once beat Emma Raducanu, the former US Open champion and current British No 1, is reconsidering her plans to join the professional tennis circuit.



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Congratulations to TeamBath players Holly, Giles and Ben for all being selected to represent TeamGB Universities in the BNP Paribas Master U tournament held in France from Dec 2-5th

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The BNP Paribas Master U tournament starts today (02/12/22) with GB taking on Switzerland.
The GB team comprises Emily Arbuthnott, Holly Hutchinson, Nadia Rawson, Charles Broom, Giles Hussey and Ben Jones.

Link to the event website https://www.master-u-bnpparibas.net/en/
Live scoring is available https://scores.tennisticker.de/fra/sb.html?tournid=5691



-- Edited by the addict on Friday 2nd of December 2022 01:45:43 PM

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In case anyone is wondering how our players (they are between 23 and 25 years old) qualify to take part in this competition, here is an extract from the regulations

Each team is composed of:
6 players, 3 female and 3 male: the nationals of the country (validate passport from that country)
Registered students in an higher educational establishment (certified eligibility established registry) or former students who have obtained their academic degree or diploma in 2021
Born between 01/01/1997 and 31/12/2004
Two Officials (One team captain and one Coach)

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GB beat Switzerland 6-1 and will play Australia in the semis on Saturday.

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