Boys & Girls: 2023 US Open (week 36)

LordBrownof · Futures level

Boys & Girls: 2023 US Open (week 36)

LordBrownof · Futures level

He's out. Not a good day in the office but it's all learning and let's face it, he's surely exceeded his goals for this year already!

DavidC · Tennis legend

Shhh wrote:
Nix wrote:
It's really a horrible match at times, with both players making lots of UE but mostly Henry. Svajda is doing some awful hoofing balls up in the air on Henry's serve which is flummoxing him somewhat. It's dreadfully hot and I think it's affecting both of them. Henry's timing really seems to be affected and he's struggling more to hold his serve than his opponent in this final set, with Henry not really getting any points in his opponent's serve.
Whoever wins will certainly have won ugly. Lets hope its Henry and he can pick up for round 3

Sadly not

Boys R2

(WC) Trever Svajda (USA) d. (4) Henry Searle 7-5 4-6 6-4

DavidC · Tennis legend

Mika's doubles has started well - up 5-1 against the third seeds, but Hannah is still waiting to get on court

DavidC · Tennis legend

Hannah now warming up
Mika+ 6-2 3-3

9vicman · Satellite level

LordBrownof wrote:
He's out. Not a good day in the office but it's all learning and let's face it, he's surely exceeded his goals for this year already!

And still in a prime position to qualify for the ITF World Tennis Tour Junior Finals: https://www.itftennis.com/en/rankings/world-tennis-tour-junior-rankings/

DavidC · Tennis legend

Nice win for the youngsters

Boys Doubles R1 (L32)

(3) Berkieta/Searle (POL/GBR) d. Marinkov/Nandal (AUS/IND) 7-6(2) 6-3
Fillip/Hrazdil (CZE) v Bonding / Melero Kretzer (GBR/ESP)

R2

Jones/Razeghi (AUS/USA) v (3) Berkieta/Searle (POL/GBR)

Girls Doubles R1 (L32)

Klugman/Xu d. Perelygina/Sartz-Lunde (***/NOR) 6-1 6-1
Lam/Stojsavljevic (USA/GBR) d. (3) Oktiabreva/Perez Alarcon (***/PER) 6-2 5-7 [10-5]

R2

Saito/Sato (JPN) v Lam/Stojsavljevic (USA/GBR)

DavidC · Tennis legend

Hannah broke in the first game, and games have gone with serve since, with Hannah leading 4*-3

DavidC · Tennis legend

The opening game break proved the difference in set 1 with Hannah winning it 6-4

DavidC · Tennis legend

Just as in set 1 Hannah breaks in the first game and holds through to win the match, and earn a rematch against the experienced Japanese girl (WTA613) who beat her at Wimbledon

Girls R2

(7) Kaitlin Quevedo (USA) d. (Q) Mika Stojsavljevic 6-3 3-6 6-3
Hannah Klugman d. (14) Teodora Kostovic (SRB) 6-4 6-4
(WC) Aspen Schuman (USA) d. Mingge Xu 6-3 2-6 6-3

R3

Hannah Klugman v (3) Sayaka Ishii (JPN)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Nicely done.

And I make it that will be an extra 90 points for Hannah

LordBrownof · Futures level

That was a mentally exhausting match and she looked thoroughly depleted after. Especially after a doubles match in the heat here. Great fight, good battling, and dealt with some of the mind games of her opponent well.

Nix · Futures level

LordBrownof wrote:
That was a mentally exhausting match and she looked thoroughly depleted after. Especially after a doubles match in the heat here. Great fight, good battling, and dealt with some of the mind games of her opponent well.

She certainly dealt with the mind games well. Good to see her learning that early on in her career. Very efficiently done.

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Great win , well done Hannah!

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Nix wrote:
LordBrownof wrote:
That was a mentally exhausting match and she looked thoroughly depleted after. Especially after a doubles match in the heat here. Great fight, good battling, and dealt with some of the mind games of her opponent well.
She certainly dealt with the mind games well. Good to see her learning that early on in her career. Very efficiently done.

Even in the nicest family way, I reckon a girl with three older sisters has a fair bit of experience of mind games