Although it is short on established juniors there are two of the three top ranked 2005 girls here, who will surely be near the top before long. Matilda plays one of them having squeaked past an on paper weaker opponent today. Alexandra Eala has conceded no more than 2 games in any set so far, including a win over last week's Grade 2 winner today
R3
(2) Matilda Mutavdzic d. (15) Rebecca Lynn (USA) 6-3 6-1
QF
(2) Matilda Mutavdzic d. (7) Fatima Ingrid Amartha Keita (ROU) 3-6 7-6(5) 6-1
SF
(4) Alexandra Eala (PHI) v (2) Matilda Mutavdzic
Doubles SF
(4) Eala/Kalieva (PHI/USA) v (2) Falkner/Mutavdzic (SLO/GBR)
Matilda gave Alexandra her first tough match of the week, but it is the two 2005 girls who contest the final. Some revenge in the doubles though to earn her first Grade A final
SF
(4) Alexandra Eala (PHI) d. (2) Matilda Mutavdzic 6-4 1-6 6-3
Doubles SF
(2) Falkner/Mutavdzic (SLO/GBR) d. (4) Eala/Kalieva (PHI/USA) 7-6(3) 0-6 [10-8]
F
(1) Baszak/Fruhvirtova (POL/CZE) v (2) Falkner/Mutavdzic (SLO/GBR)
As you say, David, two 2005 girls are into the final.
And I just saw that another 2005 girl has won the G3 in Spain.
Feeling old .....
Well spotted - the girl who has just won in Spain (Victoria Jiminez Kasintseva) has I see won Grade 5/4 and 3 events previously this year. The most interesting aspect though is her nationality is Andorran, and is their only currently ranked junior player. In fact I can't see any record of a female Andorran with a pro ranking ever, so she seems to be a trailblazer
Matilda's conqueror Eala has won the title, beating the top seed and very promising Linda Fruhvirtova 6-3 6-3, so Matilda was the only one to take a set off her this week.