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Other events, 2022 - week 43


Columbia, J5:

Gabi Rawles is still here, after doing very well last week, and won R1

 

Spain, J5:

There's an extra round in this event

R1: Wins for Hector Fullone and Jay Johnson-Hauldren; Josh Manuel had a BYE

Finn Lester lost

Annalise Smith and Freya Peet (LL) are in the girls MD

 

Lithuania, J5:

R1 wins in boys for Kai Luca-Ampaw, Denis Ivanov and Dan Hughes

R1 wins in girls Amelia Tye. Lois Newberry still to play. Sister Eloise lost.

 

Morocco, J5:

Lance Nisbet and Will Jepson are in the main draw

Emilia Julin and Abi Redman both lost in the girls

 

USA, J4:

Tom Aston lost (but got a win in dubs) 

 

Bahrain, J5:

Issah Ali won his R1 match 

Annabel Hristova lost

 

Cyprus, J5:

Sophie Ryland lost and Scarlet Kavanagh still to play

 

Senegal, J5:

Ashley Hunter and Adam Ward lost 

Better in the girls with wins for both Hima Fernando and Ella Fernando (and Daisy Clifford has a BYE) 

 

Kenya, J4:

Aaryan Khimasia (WC) lost

 

 



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Spain, J5:

Annalise Smith and Freya Peet (LL) both won their singles R1


Senegal, J5:

Ella lost. Daisy Clifforrd won. Hima Fernando still to play


Lithuania, J5:

R1 win for Lois N




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Columbia, J5:

R2: Gabi Rawles won, beating the 8th seed very easily. Now faces the second seed.


Morocco, J5:

R1: Lance Nisbet lost but Will Jepson won


USA, J4:

Tom Aston has made the QFs in doubles


All finished in Cyprus and Kenya

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Lithuania, J5:

R2 wins in boys for Kai Luca-Ampaw and Dan Hughes but not Denis

R2 wins in girls Amelia Tye and Lois Newberry



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Friday 28th of October 2022 05:15:01 PM

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Columbia, J5:

QF: Gabi Rawles won, beating the 2nd seed even more easily than she beat the 8th seed.

6-1 6-1

 

Spain, J5:

Five losses in singles today means it over and out for the singles here :(

 

Bahrain, J5:

Annabel Hristova has made the SFs in doubles 

 

USA, J4:

Tom Aston lost his QFs in doubles

 



-- Edited by Coup Droit on Wednesday 26th of October 2022 08:45:38 PM

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Lithuania, J5:

QF: Both Kai Luca-Ampaw and Dan Hughes lost in terribly long, three set matches ::((

QF: But both Amelia Tye and Lois Newberry got wins today

ADD: Both girls lost in semis

Kai made the semis of the dubs




Bahrain, J5:

Annabel Hristova & partner won their SF in doubles and are into the final






-- Edited by Coup Droit on Friday 28th of October 2022 05:15:28 PM

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Columbia, J5:

SF: Gabi Rawles won, beating the third seed in three sets

She now plays the top seed in the final

She also has her dubs semi coming up

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Columbia, J5:

Mega congrats to Gabi Rawles (2007) who takes the title, beating the top seed, 6-3 6-1

That's one step better than her runners-up place last week.

And her first title.

Will be a big jump in the rankings too

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And another title:



Bahrain, J5:

Annabel Hristova & partner win the final, 6-7(5) 6-3 10-7


Annabel is only 14 and has only played two events before so a huge congrats to her

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The Tennis Europe Masters events for the top 8 under14s and under 16s took place this week. No British interest (Mika S was 4 places out of the U14 girls) but 2 players mentioned in dispatches across the year won the girls' events. Hannah's 2009 rival Ksenia Efremova picked up the U14 title, aided by the absence of the TE1 Alena Kovackova (who some will remember beating Hannah in the European Championships). Alena had also qualified for the under 16s (she had an astonishing 45-1 record in singles in 2022 in Tennis Europe U14/U16 events), and she duly took that title. The boys winners were Nicolai Budkov Kjaer (Norway U16) and Diego Dedura-Palomero (Germany U14)

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