Week 18 - ITF W100 - Wiesbaden, Germany Clay

Peter too · Tennis legend

Week 18 - ITF W100 - Wiesbaden, Germany Clay

jb288 · Satellite level

Lissey locked in a surprisingly interesting tussle.

Her opponent just pulled off a tweener from a lob...

paulisi · Tennis legend

Lissey lost in straight sets

Peter too · Tennis legend

Q1: BARNETT, Alicia (GBR) (14) 562 lost to RIVKIN, Nicole (GER) WC 1131 5-7 1-6

Peter too · Tennis legend

R1: DART, Harriet (GBR) (6) 102 (CH=99 2022) v MIDDENDORF, Julia (GER) 773 (CH=629 2022)
R1: SWAN, Katie (GBR) 225 (CH=163 2018) v UDVARDY, Panna (HUN) (3) 83 (CH=81 2022)
They have played twice before with Panna winning 4 & 5 in 2017 and 5 & 3 in 2021.

indiana · Tennis legend

Doubles :

L16: Harriet Dart & Katie Swan CR 664 (156+508) vs Isabelle Haverlag & Justina Mikulskyte (NED/LTU) CR 413 (224+189)

L16: (2) Alicia Barnett & Olivia Nicholls CR 225 (108+117) vs Akgul Amanmuradova & Alena Fomina-Klotz (UZB/***) CR 470 (296+174)

-- Edited by indiana on Monday 2nd of May 2022 03:20:49 PM

paulisi · Tennis legend

Harriet will probably have a run here and get back in the top 100 and then when she plays the better players drop out of the top 100 again.

foobarbaz · Strong Club Player

paulisi wrote:
Harriet will probably have a run here and get back in the top 100 and then when she plays the better players drop out of the top 100 again.

That wouldn't happen to be the same Harriet Dart who was beating those better players at Indian Wells would it?

She can't do much wrong in my book tbh, the way she is prepared to go toe to toe with physically more powerful players. The highlights of the match against Svitolina at IW are a great watch, and that lob winner, wow!

dodrade · Futures qualifying

Peter too wrote:
Q1: BARNETT, Alicia (GBR) (14) 562 lost to RIVKIN, Nicole (GER) WC 1131 5-7 1-6

A shame, could have done with some points as there will be less singles opportunities for her the more WTA Doubles tournaments she and Olivia play.

Lambda · Challenger level

Harriet could do with going on a run here. With only this week and next week to add points before the Wimbledon cut, she is currently live WR110, and with Russian and Belarusian players excluded is borderline of making it in. A few points here could cement that entry without needing a wild card, freeing it up for someone else should it be needed.

the addict · Tennis legend

Lambda wrote:
Harriet could do with going on a run here. With only this week and next week to add points before the Wimbledon cut, she is currently live WR110, and with Russian and Belarusian players excluded is borderline of making it in. A few points here could cement that entry without needing a wild card, freeing it up for someone else should it be needed.

Based on the OER tables, reaching the semi-final here might take her to WR102, but she has a few tough matches to achieve that.

Brendan F · Lower Club Player

Lambda wrote:
Harriet could do with going on a run here. With only this week and next week to add points before the Wimbledon cut, she is currently live WR110, and with Russian and Belarusian players excluded is borderline of making it in. A few points here could cement that entry without needing a wild card, freeing it up for someone else should it be needed.

I don't think we're at that point where we have so many contenders that one extra would be necessary

the addict · Tennis legend

L16: Harriet Dart & Katie Swan CR 664 (156+508) LOST TO Isabelle Haverlag & Justina Mikulskyte (NED/LTU) CR 413 (224+189) 4-6 5-7

Priesty · Challenger level

Harriet loses the first set 7-5 to the world number 773.....that is not good.

indiana · Tennis legend

Duly admonished, 5-7 5-0*