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Peter too


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Q1: CONWAY, Jasmine (GBR) UNR/UNR =CH v POPLAVSKA, Anastasiya (UKR) 9 915/435 (CH=871/395 2019) 

Q1: LINDH, Emilie (GBR) 2 728/42 (CH=643/35 2019) v VIG, Saumya (IND) 1286/745 (CH=1243/732 2019) 

Q1: ARBUTHNOTT, Emily (GBR) 10 962/289 (CH=551/283 2016) v NEPLIY, Elina (RUS) UNR/664 (CH=978/541 2017) 

Q1: NOKES, Carla (GBR) UNR/UNR =CH v DMITRICHENKO, Yekaterina (KAZ) 7 905/366 (CH=723/165 2019) 

 

Jasmine is 15 years old with a JCH=114

 

Edited to add the last two matches.



-- Edited by Peter too on Saturday 10th of October 2020 06:39:13 PM

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You missed a couple Peter

48 player qualifying draw, so three rounds
All in separate sections this week

QR1:- Jasmine Conway (GBR) UNR/UNR v Anastasiya Poplavska (UKR) 915/435 [9]
QR1:- Emilie Lindh (GBR) 728/42 v Saumya Vig (IND) 1286/745
QR1:- Emily Arbuthnott (GBR) 962/289 v Elina Nepliy (RUS) UNR/664
QR1:- Carla Nokes (GBR) UNR/UNR v Yekaterina Dmitrichenko (UKR) 905/366 [7]


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Good luck to all the British girls in this tournament.
Its so tough for the girls to try and break through at this level as it cant be easy or cheap travelling to another continent for a 15k.
Unless your family have a good enough bank balance it would be hard not to feel the pressure of coming home without improving your ranking after Travelling all that way. This is one of the main problems for the British girls. They dont have any 15ks in their own country where they could play with less pressure and expense and still focus on doing the right things in matches to carry on developing their game and not just going for the quick win for A measly point.
Good look girls
NO FEAR!

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48 player Q draw for a W15 here, yet in nearby Tunisia, the hard court W15 q draw only has 6 players, all with byes:

www.itftennis.com/en/tournament/w15-monastir/tun/2020/w-itf-tun-34a-2020/draws-and-results/

There's a whole string of successive events there as well.

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Very tough to make progress. Not only do they have to win through three qualifying rounds this week, but also have to win a main draw match just to get a single point.
I really hope that one day the LTA will see the light and start running some 15k's to help our girls on the way up.

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QR1:- Jasmine Conway (GBR) UNR/UNR def Anastasiya Poplavska (UKR) 915/435 [9] 7-5 6-0  biggrin
QR1:- Emilie Lindh (GBR) 728/42 def Saumya Vig (IND) 1286/745 6-0 6-1
QR1:- Emily Arbuthnott (GBR) 962/289 def Elina Nepliy (RUS) UNR/664 6-2 7-5  biggrin
QR1:- Carla Nokes (GBR) UNR/UNR LOST TO  Yekaterina Dmitrichenko (UKR) 905/366 [7] 4-6 1-6  cry  good effort



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QR2:- Francesca Curmi (MLT) UNR/1066 v Emily Arbuthnott (GBR) 962/289 [10]
QR2:- Sophie Luescher (SUI) UNR/UNR/JR125 v Jasmine Conway (GBR) UNR/UNR/JR121
QR2:- Emilie Lindh (GBR) 728/42 [2] v Nadine Keller (SUI) 1310/704


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What a super result for young Jasmine - I've been following her closely for a 18 months now and she's been making excellent progress. A top-1000 win, though, is really quite special


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Interesting draw for Jasmine as well - close in ranking, although Sophie is three years older.

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Really great win from Jasmine (2&3) 



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All three win today

QR2:- Emily Arbuthnott (GBR) 962/289 [10] def Francesca Curmi (MLT) UNR/1066 (3)6-7 6-0 10-1  confuse
QR2:- Jasmine Conway (GBR) UNR/UNR/JR121 defSophie Luescher (SUI) UNR/UNR/JR125 6-2 6-3  biggrin
QR2:- Emilie Lindh (GBR) 728/42 [2] def Nadine Keller (SUI) 1310/704 6-1 6-4   smile



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3 out of 4 isnt bad.Wouldve been great to get a full house but hopefully we can get that tomorrow. Lets go girls

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Q3: CONWAY, Jasmine (GBR) UNR/UNR =CH v DAVIS, Emma (USA) 1007/502 (CH=989/486 2020)
Q3: LINDH, Emilie (GBR) 2 728/42 (CH=643/35 2019) v ULYASHCHENKO, Anna (USA) UNR/UNR =CH
Q3: ARBUTHNOTT, Emily (GBR) 10 962/289 (CH=551/283 2016) v FOSSA HUERGO, Nicole (ITA) 3 762/239 =CH


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R1: CHRISTIE, Freya (GBR) 654 v ZHIBEK, Kulambayeva (KAZ) 658

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All three FQR matches with GB interest playing at the same time.

Emilie and Emily both an instant break down. Jasmine on serve.

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