I've been noticing that I've had to include her on my Twitter lists of new career highs almost every week for ages now - I thought she was going to keep creeping up and try to beat the (unrecorded) record for the most weeks hitting new career highs in a career, by getting the odd extra point or two each week or benefiting from others losing their points from previous years but she seems to have now gone into overdrive, to put it very mildly
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Great thinking, Indy - I was hoping someone would - I thought I'd done too many....
As background, Eliz is Turkish Cypriot by birth and background
Her full name is Eliz Maloney Yorganc, and she's always in the Cypriot newspapers
I think she moved over to the UK at age 10 or so, just to pursue tennis (but I'm not 100% sure)
The LTA seemed to support her, and her connection with Joe Durie is long-standing.
With a name like Maloney I assumed her background was Irish.
Well, I guess one does not exclude the other - one can have Turkish AND Irish background
But I think her Turkish Cypriot ties are stronger, as in that's where she was born, and lived, and her mother (lkay Yorganc) is always in her interviews whereas I've never seen an interview mention her father (although I might have missed it)
Great thinking, Indy - I was hoping someone would - I thought I'd done too many....
As background, Eliz is Turkish Cypriot by birth and background
Her full name is Eliz Maloney Yorganc, and she's always in the Cypriot newspapers
I think she moved over to the UK at age 10 or so, just to pursue tennis (but I'm not 100% sure)
The LTA seemed to support her, and her connection with Joe Durie is long-standing.
With a name like Maloney I assumed her background was Irish.
Well, I guess one does not exclude the other - one can have Turkish AND Irish background
But I think her Turkish Cypriot ties are stronger, as in that's where she was born, and lived, and her mother (lkay Yorganc) is always in her interviews whereas I've never seen an interview mention her father (although I might have missed it)
Lucky for us no one except Turkey recognises Northern Cyprus.