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Coup Droit


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Dannythomas wrote:
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And another excellent win for team GB

FQR: BLAKE, Angelica (GBR) UNR def. LUKOSIUTE, Andre (LTU) (14) 954 6-4 6-3

 I guess, strictly speaking, you are correct.  I'm not sure, however that a victory for a US born player (who lived in GB between the ages of 5 and 8) and has played almost all her tennis in US over a Lithuanian born player who learned her tennis and has played all her tennis in UK is really a victory for Team GB!

 Both of Angelicas parents are British and she has spent a lot of her life in the UK . More than just the 2 years in the Stanford post . Obviously not possible to be based here when she goes to university in the US .  



-- Edited by Dannythomas on Monday 22nd of August 2022 02:32:03 PM

 If her Stanford Roster details are correct, then only living three years in the UK (when very young) is hardly a 'lot of her life'. And if they're not right, then why doesn't she correct them? And she obviously entered all the US junior nationals that are cited for those years, so must have been there then.

But, as said, that's not a problem for me (and not for Telstar either, from what I read) - he/she was simply pointing out the quirks of tennis nationality

I am celebrating Angie's win as part of what looks like a mega day for the lower ranks of GB women's tennis biggrin



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And Dani does the business too

FQR: DALEY, Danielle (GBR) (16) 1186 def. PULCHARTOVA, Laetitia (CZE) (5) 730 6-2 6-3

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And, bless her, Emma finishes off a clean sweep - all the Brits won, and all against higher ranked opponents

FQR: WILSON, Emma (GBR) (13) 919 def. STRESNAKOVA, Katarina (SVK) (6) 733 6-2 2-6 10-8



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 22nd of August 2022 02:42:44 PM

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There was a point when I was beginning to wonder if we would get any girls through qualifying but in the end all five in Q2 got through.

Q2: BLAKE, Angelica (GBR) UNR def LUKOSIUTE, Andre (LTU) (14) 954 6-4 6-3
Q2: GILLAN, Alice (GBR) (10) 818 def XUN, Fang Ying (CHN) (2) 592 6-4 3-6 [10-7]
Q2: DALEY, Danielle (GBR) (16) 1186 def PULCHARTOVA, Laetitia (CZE) (5) 730 6-2 6-3
Q2: WILSON, Emma (GBR) (13) 919 def STRESNAKOVA, Katarina (SVK) (6) 733 6-2 2-6 [10-8]
Q2: DUNNE, Katy (GBR) (15) 1002 def SHIMIZU, Eri (JPN) (8) 799 6-4 6-4

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Excellent set of results against the higher ranked opponents - and only two sets dropped !



-- Edited by the addict on Tuesday 23rd of August 2022 05:08:28 AM

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May be wrong but doesn't that make Angie Blake's third counter in singles, and so a ranking?

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Great set of results well done girls!

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Main draw is out on the ITF site (although qualifiers aren't placed yet).
Wild cards are Jasmine, Marni, Talia ad Ranah

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Lambda wrote:

Freya and Eliz will be in the MD as the next 2 in with 3 vacancies
Lauryn withdrew yesterday.

Jasmine and Talia have 1 bonus MD WC available. They've both had 4 MD WC so far, winning a match with 2 of them.
Armarni has 2 MD WCs available. She has had 2 so far, winning a match with 1 of them.
Ranah doesn't have any available as she hasn't won a match with any of the 3 MD WCs she has had.

 Ranah has a wildcard.....



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paulisi wrote:

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Freya and Eliz will be in the MD as the next 2 in with 3 vacancies
Lauryn withdrew yesterday.

Jasmine and Talia have 1 bonus MD WC available. They've both had 4 MD WC so far, winning a match with 2 of them.
Armarni has 2 MD WCs available. She has had 2 so far, winning a match with 1 of them.
Ranah doesn't have any available as she hasn't won a match with any of the 3 MD WCs she has had.

 Ranah has a wildcard.....




Ah, I had missed that it is the same rule as the AER.

Each ITF tournament in which a player earns WTA ranking points counts towards a player's maximum number of ITF Tournaments under the Wild Card Rule. Singles wild cards are counted separately from doubles wild cards, except for players under WTA Age Eligibility Rules. However, participation in a Tournament in which a player does not earn ranking points does not count as a tournament played under this Wild Card rule.

I don't recall that in previous year's rulebooks. So Ranah has a full set of WCs available.


-- Edited by Lambda on Monday 22nd of August 2022 03:38:34 PM

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Doubles draw. (Rankings as at 22/08/2022)

Angelica and Katy get a WC should be interesting given their previous experience in doubles.

L16:- Rutuja Bhosale (IND) / Erika Sema (JPN) CR474 (272+202) [1] v Freya Christie (GBR) / Ali Collins (GBR) CR636 (328+308) Interesting after last weeks results !
L16:- Stacey Fung (CAN) / Katarina Stresnakova (SVK) CR1145 (610+535)v Emma Cohen (GBR) / Annabelle Lammas (GBR) UNR (UNR/17yo+UNR) [WC]

L16:- Shavit Kimchi (ISR) / Hiroko Kuwata (JPN) CR553 (326+227) [4] v Brooke Black (GBR) / Francesca Davis (GBR) UNR (UNR/14yo+1354) [WC]
L16:- Katarina Jokic (SRB) / Taylor Ng (USA) CR1117 (633+484) v Danielle Daley (GBR) / Alice Gillan (GBR) CR2501 (1148+1353)

L16:- Anna Popescu (GBR) / Emma Wilson (GBR) CR2412 (875+1537) v Angelica Blake (GBR) / Katy Dunne (GBR) UNR (UNR+UNR/CH135 in 2018) [WC]
L16:- Talia Neilson Gatenby (GBR) / Ranah Akua Stoiber (GBR) UNR (UNR/16yo+UNR/17yo) v Naiktha Bains (GBR) / Maia Lumsden (GBR) CR554 (239+315) [3]

L16:- Laetitia Pulchartova (CZE) / Eri Shimizu (JPN) CR1380 (567+813) v Andre Lukosiute (LTU) / Eliz Maloney (GBR) CR1002 (522+480)
L16:- En Shuo Liang (TPE) / Fang Ying Xun (CHN) CR781 (252+529) v Mana Ayukawa (JPN) / Ankita Raina (IND) CR486 (349+137) [2]

Edit:-  Current rankings added



-- Edited by the addict on Monday 22nd of August 2022 05:22:09 PM

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Coup Droit wrote:
Dannythomas wrote:
telstar wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

And another excellent win for team GB

FQR: BLAKE, Angelica (GBR) UNR def. LUKOSIUTE, Andre (LTU) (14) 954 6-4 6-3

 I guess, strictly speaking, you are correct.  I'm not sure, however that a victory for a US born player (who lived in GB between the ages of 5 and 8) and has played almost all her tennis in US over a Lithuanian born player who learned her tennis and has played all her tennis in UK is really a victory for Team GB!

 Both of Angelicas parents are British and she has spent a lot of her life in the UK . More than just the 2 years in the Stanford post . Obviously not possible to be based here when she goes to university in the US .  



-- Edited by Dannythomas on Monday 22nd of August 2022 02:32:03 PM

 If her Stanford Roster details are correct, then only living three years in the UK (when very young) is hardly a 'lot of her life'. And if they're not right, then why doesn't she correct them? And she obviously entered all the US junior nationals that are cited for those years, so must have been there then.

But, as said, that's not a problem for me (and not for Telstar either, from what I read) - he/she was simply pointing out the quirks of tennis nationality

I am celebrating Angie's win as part of what looks like a mega day for the lower ranks of GB women's tennis biggrin

i know Angelicas family well and this īs the extent of my knowledge about her . Yes , she was born in the United States with British parents. As such she has dual nationality and has always hād a UK Passport. And therefore of course she could choose which of the 2 countries to play under. She spends several months every year in the UK and has pretty much always done that. The family have always hād a home in London. So not just the 2 years mentioned by Stanford. I believe she has been a UK player since 2018 , the same year she went to Stanford. She played tournaments in the UK i think that year and would have played more hād it not been for Covid. Her opponent today could presumably likewise represent Britain but chose not to. 



-- Edited by Dannythomas on Monday 22nd of August 2022 04:36:28 PM



-- Edited by Dannythomas on Monday 22nd of August 2022 04:40:05 PM

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R1: CONWAY, Jasmine (GBR) WC 662 (CH=661 2022) {17yo JCH=80} v OZGEN, Pemra (TUR) (1) 243 (CH=182 2019) 

R1: BAINS, Naiktha (GBR)  433 (CH=199 2020) v BHOSALE, Rutuja (IND) 431 (CH=342 2019) 

They met in Toowoomba in 2018 with Naiktha winning in three

R1: BANKS, Amarni (GBR) WC 894 =CH v WILSON, Emma (GBR) Q 916 =CH

R1: NEILSON GATENBY, Talia (GBR) WC 717 (CH=709 0222) {16yo JCH=158} v LIANG, En Shuo (TPE) (7) 368 (CH=150 2019) 

R1: STOIBER, Ranah Akua (GBR) WC 945 (CH=941 2022) {17yo JCH=34} v GILLAN, Alice (GBR) Q 822 (CH=685 2019)

R1: CHRISTIE, Freya (GBR) 559 (CH=286 2016} v JOKIC, Katarina (SRB) 476 (CH=475 2022) 

R1: BLAKE, Angelica (GBR) Q UNR =CH v RAINA, Ankita (IND) (6) 358 (CH=160 2020) 

R1: DALEY, Danielle (GBR) Q 1186 (CH=1179 2022) v GAO, Xinyu (CHN) 423 (CH=181 2017) 

R1: DUNNE, Katy (GBR) Q 1002 (CH=212 2018) v MARCINKEVICA, Diana (LAT (4) 315 (CH=196 2014) 

They met in 2013 and 2014 with Diana winning both times and met in 2015 with Katy winning.

R1: MALONEY, Eliz (GBR) 547 (CH=543 2022) v KIMCHI, Shavit (ISR) 439 (CH=415 2022) 

R1: GREY, Sarah Beth (GBR) (2) 284 (CH=277 2022) v KAJI, Haruka (JPN) 585 (CH=283 2018) 

 

Qualifiers added.



-- Edited by Peter too on Monday 22nd of August 2022 08:40:31 PM

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Qualifiers placed - Ranah gets Alice Gillan, so a good chance to move up the rankings and Marni gets Emma Wilson.

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Great draws for Marni and Ranah, could be a good week for them.

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