A lot of GB presence, as to be expected, in the J5 in Dublin this week

BOYS

Oliver Hague made the QFs before losing in boys singles.

Dominik Hagmann, Joel Gibson, FInbar McGarvey, Luca Bluett, Mason Dace and George Russell all won in R1 and then lost in R2

Others lost in R1

However, in the dubs we have Oliver+ v George+, so a guaranteed title

(James Ashworth & Dominic, and Mason & Higo Cochlin made the semis)


GIRLS

Even better in the girls:

Alaia Perez Rubio is in the final (against Alessia Popescu who played a lot in GB recently)

Adeola Greatorex lost in the semis.

Amelia Tye also got a R1 win (the others all lost)

In the doubles, Isabella Gibson and partner are in the final

(Adeola+ lost in the semis)

 

In Botswana, J4:

Tom Aston won in R1 and then lost

But has made the doubles final

(Josh Aston - brother, presumably - lost in R1)

 

Imogen Haddad is in the girls SF - and also in the girls doubles final 

Slightly disappointing in Latvia, J4:

R1 loss for Jade Cole, seeded 6. Made the semis in the doubles though.

Sophie Bekker (wildcard)

Georgiana Mititelu (also wildcard) won R1 and then lost

 

Santo Domingo, J4:

Roy Keegan is in the singles SF

Serena Manca made the Qfs (Ashira Murray lost in R1) 

Both are in the dubs SF, though (not together, and in different halves) 

 

Tunisia, J3:

Emma Cohen lost in R1. Got a win in R1 dubs

Cameroon, J5:

Ashley Hunter lost in R1 but got a win in R1 doubles. 

-- Edited by Coup Droit on Friday 15th of April 2022 10:44:20 AM

Dublin, J5:

Girls DUbs: title for Isabella Gibson

Boys Dubs: title for Oliver Hague+ (over George+, 10-8 in the MTB)


Girls Singles: Alaia had to retire in the second set

All interest over in Santo Domingo, as losses in boys' singles SF and girls' dubs semis x 2