This is a really interesting bunch.

Stusek won last week, in a J3. (Which will change her ranking, come Monday)

Good to see a player with an atpyical game.

And Korneeva is certainly well ranked for a J2

Nice to see the Brits back in action

Just doubles tomorrow for our girls - Hannah and Hep team up, while Izzy plays with British based Nao Nishino (who is Hep's next singles opponent)

R1 (L32)

(3) Hephzibah Oluwadare d. (WC) Defne Aslanbas (TUR) 6-3 6-0
(4) Isabelle Lacy d. Morane Meyers (BEL) 7-6(6) 6-4
(7) Hannah Klugman d. Lucia Hradecka (SVK) 6-1 6-4

R2

(3) Hephzibah Oluwadare v Nao Nishino (JPN)
Duru Suke (TUR) v (4) Isabelle Lacy
(7) Hannah Klugman v TBD

A very convincing win for 14-year-old little fave, Hep O, over 17-year-old Nao Nishino, who won the recent J4 in Loughbourough.

Isabelle won with an even more one-sided score.

So just Hannah left.

Hannah and Hep made the doubles Semi final

As Nix says al the quarter-final opponents have impressive winning records recently, like Hannah's unfortunate adversary today . Particularly Annelln Bakker, who has reached at least the semi-final stage of her last 6 tournaments, winning 3 of them

R2

(3) Hephzibah Oluwadare v Nao Nishino (JPN) 6-4 6-0
(4) Isabelle Lacy d. Duru Suke (TUR) 6-1 6-0
(7) Hannah Klugman d. Daria Egorova (***) 3-6 rtd

QF

(3) Hephzibah Oluwadare v (5) Annelin Bakker (NED)
(6) Mara Gae (ROU) v (4) Isabelle Lacy
(7) Hannah Klugman v Nellie Taraba Wallberg (SWE)

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A very comfortable win for Isabelle Lacy, 6-3 6-2

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 Good to see her reaching the semis here. She's had a bit of an indifferent run recently after a solid start to the year. 

That's going to be sizeable extra points for all three

Well done to team GB and good luck in the semis

(Hep & Hannah lost their semis in the doubles, not that it matters too much )