If youre interested in looking at the younger players - then keep an eye on Gracie Watson
2011 born. Not in Megans (or Livs) league yet but there is a LOT to like in her game. Very emotional on court at the moment which is stopping her progressing as much as she could have done but that will come with maturity. The LTA are keeping a close eye on her to see how she develops in the next year or two
(Sorry to de rail Megans thread but wasnt sure where else to post this)

Rose wrote:

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If youre interested in looking at the younger players - then keep an eye on Gracie Watson
2011 born. Not in Megans (or Livs) league yet but there is a LOT to like in her game. Very emotional on court at the moment which is stopping her progressing as much as she could have done but that will come with maturity. The LTA are keeping a close eye on her to see how she develops in the next year or two
(Sorry to de rail Megans thread but wasnt sure where else to post this)

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 Thanks, Rose - that's a completely new name to me (and Megan can share a little space with Grace for a moment )

Coup Droit wrote:

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Megan (age 13) has just done the double, winning both singles and doubles at the J30 in Loughborough

As a wildcard, she swept through the singles draw, not losing a set, and beating Mia Wainwright, top seed, in the final

She won the doubles with Lucy Bear

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 Wow!

Coup Droit wrote:

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Megan (age 13) has just done the double, winning both singles and doubles at the J30 in Loughborough

As a wildcard, she swept through the singles draw, not losing a set, and beating Mia Wainwright, top seed, in the final

She won the doubles with Lucy Bear

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   very well done Megan

Oscariyan wrote:

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Very good week for her! Just interested to know, where is her level at compared to other 2011s internationally? I certain like Megan's playing style when I saw her at Wimbledon -very good movement and hits with pace, clean backhand etc

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Yeri Hong is the top 2011 player by far - she has just made the Final of the J100 in Korea, and is currently in the semi-final of this week's J100 

After her, though, they are all pretty much of a muchness, in terms of results and ranking 

In the Tennis Europe rankings, Megan is 3rd after Bielinska (see last week's other events), and Matvejeva

But it's really splitting hairs

In terms of actual style of play, I haven't really seen enough of the others (and some not at all) to have a valid opinion yet.

Megan smashes into the ITF rankings at JWR 1641

Megan was runner-up in last week's J60 in Liverpool

But won the doubles (with Dani Britton)

She has now zoomed into the top-1000

JWR 752 (+356)

She is the third highest ranked player for her age