I also see 2 more meetings in April, both outdoors at Aldershot, which is not a venue they have used much before for ITF. One is a G4 and the other a G2 and we have quite a few players ready or playing at G2...
Quite the statement from Hannah coming straight onto the junior circuit and winning a G3. Although the talent to do it is clearly there. Coming in and applying it are two different things. Straight into the top 500?
I don't think paulisi's group of boys are any more talented really than the normal batches we get. Obviously decent but pretty standard.
Although Mark Ceban should be in it, certainly over and above someone like Viktor who's 2 years older than the rest
The slightly older junior girls are definitely a more interesting group. Certainly reminds me of the Katie B/Harriet/Gabi/Jodie cohort we had (although there were obviously a lot of other names in there and the girls in our current group might end up more like Eden Richardson than Katie B.....). High hopes for Ranah who is a great player to watch...and hope Eva's better.....and the 2005/6 s are doing very well....
The 13/14 group does stand out, though.
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Hannah is a real stand out player. Been watching her since mini tennis, great support programme and team around her. somewhat like Emmas programme as a junior, very individual and tailored to her. Seems to be what is needed for success. I agree the girls side does look strong with a couple of stronger boys like Phoenix in the 2005 and Luca is a steady player. Girls 2005 is strong Eva Ranah talia Ella. I cant think of many strong 2006 players apart From Isabelle in the girls and Henry searle in the boys with Victor now back on the UK scene he could start to give Henry a challenge. 2007 girls Mimi and Hephzibah are head and shoulders above the rest of that year group. Summer cups this year at 14, 16, 18 could be very interesting.