Henry features on the ' Wild Wednesday' series of photographs on the Roland Garros website. He is the seventh of 15 scenes rubbing shoulders with the

likes of Henri Leconte and Fabrice Santoro 

It was close but the final British junior interest ended this afternoon

Doubles

Girls QF

(1) Korneeva/Saito (***/JPN) d. Stoiber/Xu 6-7(2) 7-5 [10-8]

The singles finals resolve as 2 Europe - South America clashes. In the boys event Dino Prizmic comfortably disposed of American Darwin Blanch and Henry currently has won more games against him than anyone else he has faced. In the final he faces the first Bolivian to reach a junior final, Juan Carlos Prado Angelo (ATP799/JWR9).

The girls event has a symmetrical look about it, featuring a European highly ranked on the Pro circuit against a South American becoming the first from her country to reach a junior final. In this case it is Australian Open champion Alina Korneeva (WTA331 and aiming to become the first player since 1990 to win the Australian and French in the same year) and Lucciana Perez Alarcon. The Peruvian, like Prado Angelo , won the South American Championships earlier in the year and both have won a high percentage of her junior matches in 2023. Lucciana came through the half of the draw with Kaitlin Quevedo (who sustained an injury in her round 2 match, subsequently giving Hannah+ a w/o in the doubles) . Korneeva was close to defeat against the experienced German Ella Seidel (WTA385), who you may recall from her match with Ranah at the Australian Open, but has not been troubled since

DavidC wrote:

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The singles finals resolve as 2 Europe - South America clashes. In the boys event Dino Prizmic comfortably disposed of American Darwin Blanch and Henry currently has won more games against him than anyone else he has faced. In the final he faces the first Bolivian to reach a junior final, Juan Carlos Prado Angelo (ATP799/JWR9).

The girls event has a symmetrical look about it, featuring a European highly ranked on the Pro circuit against a South American becoming the first from her country to reach a junior final. In this case it is Australian Open champion Alina Korneeva (WTA331 and aiming to become the first player since 1990 to win the Australian and French in the same year) and Lucciana Perez Alarcon. The Peruvian, like Prado Angelo , won the South American Championships earlier in the year and both have won a high percentage of her junior matches in 2023. Lucciana came through the half of the draw with Kaitlin Quevedo (who sustained an injury in her round 2 match, subsequently giving Hannah+ a w/o in the doubles) . Korneeva was close to defeat against the experienced German Ella Seidel (WTA385), who you may recall from her match with Ranah at the Australian Open, but has not been troubled since

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 DavidC, what happens now with the British juniors? I recall, didn't Mimi get a wildcard for Ilkley last year? Would Hannah get one this year? Just wondering if any of them will be playing at home on grass in the next few weeks. I suspect with the British women all needing wildcards, there wont be much left for them. Thanks you!

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DavidC wrote:

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The singles finals resolve as 2 Europe - South America clashes. In the boys event Dino Prizmic comfortably disposed of American Darwin Blanch and Henry currently has won more games against him than anyone else he has faced. In the final he faces the first Bolivian to reach a junior final, Juan Carlos Prado Angelo (ATP799/JWR9).

The girls event has a symmetrical look about it, featuring a European highly ranked on the Pro circuit against a South American becoming the first from her country to reach a junior final. In this case it is Australian Open champion Alina Korneeva (WTA331 and aiming to become the first player since 1990 to win the Australian and French in the same year) and Lucciana Perez Alarcon. The Peruvian, like Prado Angelo , won the South American Championships earlier in the year and both have won a high percentage of her junior matches in 2023. Lucciana came through the half of the draw with Kaitlin Quevedo (who sustained an injury in her round 2 match, subsequently giving Hannah+ a w/o in the doubles) . Korneeva was close to defeat against the experienced German Ella Seidel (WTA385), who you may recall from her match with Ranah at the Australian Open, but has not been troubled since

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 DavidC, what happens now with the British juniors? I recall, didn't Mimi get a wildcard for Ilkley last year? Would Hannah get one this year? Just wondering if any of them will be playing at home on grass in the next few weeks. I suspect with the British women all needing wildcards, there wont be much left for them. Thanks you!

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 Isabelle gets an Ilkley MD WC and Hannah an Ilkley QWC as prizes for U18 winner/finalist.  A number of other juniors such as Talia, Ranah and Ella are on the alternates list, and may get in to Ilkley qualifying but will probably need wildcards (Ranah didn't need one last year). Mimi would definitely need a wildcard as she is much further down the list