Shes entered into the Roehampton juniors in the first week of Wimbledon and Wimbledon juniors itself. Shes only 15, maybe shes focusing on doing well in the junior events where she might fancy her chances of a good run?

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Coup Droit wrote:

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twentytoone wrote:

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Is Hannah injured?

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 Why do you think so? Has she withdrawn from Ilkley? 

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 Havent noticed her enteded into anything or a I may just be blind 

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 She did the Nationals in April, and some clay events, and Roland Garros in May. And then needed a week or so to transition back off clay.

I think it was more just the focus on juniors than being injured (#fingerscrossed) 

In her second attempt at Wimbly qualis, Hannah comes good

QR1: Hannah Klugman WR 623 def. Petra Marcinko CRO WR 265 6-2 6-2

Hannha was thrilled - and thoroughly deserved it, played a super match

That's 20 points (net 18) and £25k in prize money

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Well done, young Hannah:

QR2:  (qWC) Hannah Klugman WR 623 defeated (q28) Linda Fruhvirtova (CZE) WR 147 (CH = 49 last June - & herself only 19) by 6-2 0-6 6-4   

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 Just one more Hannah

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Stircrazy wrote:

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Well done, young Hannah:

QR2:  (qWC) Hannah Klugman WR 623 defeated (q28) Linda Fruhvirtova (CZE) WR 147 (CH = 49 last June - & herself only 19) by 6-2 0-6 6-4   

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 Just one more Hannah

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And standing in her way will be the 23-year-old American, Alycia Parks, WR 121 (CH = 40 last August) & 6'1"!

After a great Wimbledon adult qualis, Hannah had a disappointing Wimbledon juniors

She lost in R2 in singles and in R1 in doubles

Julia Carrot wrote:

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Yes, I wonder why.

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 It was a big emotional rollercoaster playing in adult qualis with big wins and a lot of attention, playing in front of a relatively big crowd and then a pretty comprehensive lost in FQR. It's probably hard to get yourself back up to playing juniors. 

This is all part of the learning curve though. A bit like Katie Boulter winning Nottingham last year and then going out of the next tournament in the first round. Part of the ability to be a top player is to be able to deal with that and smooth out the emotions so this is excellent experience.