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The girls matches may have gone according to seeding, but there were some upsets in the boys, particularly with second seed Viktor Frydrych losing in a final set tiebreak to Ferran Redza. Members of last year's Junior Davis Cup squad, Mark Ceban and Zech Hamrouni, also ousted minor seeds Max Carrier and Alfie King

U18 QF

(1) Oliver Bonding v (5) Luke Hooper
(3) Benjamin Gusic Wan v (Q) Zechariah Hamrouni
Mark Ceban v (4) Charlie Robertson
(7) Charlie Swaine v Ferran Redza


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Also should be a special mention for Louis Hull taking Oliver Bonding so close - only losing 4-6 in the Third set

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Tennis2024 wrote:

Also should be a special mention for Louis Hull taking Oliver Bonding so close - only losing 4-6 in the Third set

 Yeah that was close, well done to him! 



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DavidC wrote:

The girls matches may have gone according to seeding, but there were some upsets in the boys, particularly with second seed Viktor Frydrych losing in a final set tiebreak to Ferran Redza. Members of last year's Junior Davis Cup squad, Mark Ceban and Zech Hamrouni, also ousted minor seeds Max Carrier and Alfie King

U18 QF

(1) Oliver Bonding v (5) Luke Hooper
(3) Benjamin Gusic Wan v (Q) Zechariah Hamrouni
Mark Ceban v (4) Charlie Robertson
(7) Charlie Swaine v Ferran Redza

 Who is Ferran Redza, only name Ive not come across before in both last 8 fields?

 

mark Ceban v Charlie looks intriguing. I reckon tournie winner will come from that match. 



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DavidC wrote:

The girls matches may have gone according to seeding, but there were some upsets in the boys, particularly with second seed Viktor Frydrych losing in a final set tiebreak to Ferran Redza. Members of last year's Junior Davis Cup squad, Mark Ceban and Zech Hamrouni, also ousted minor seeds Max Carrier and Alfie King

U18 QF

(1) Oliver Bonding v (5) Luke Hooper
(3) Benjamin Gusic Wan v (Q) Zechariah Hamrouni
Mark Ceban v (4) Charlie Robertson
(7) Charlie Swaine v Ferran Redza

 Who is Ferran Redza, only name Ive not come across before in both last 8 fields?

 

mark Ceban v Charlie looks intriguing. I reckon tournie winner will come from that match. 

 Ferran beat Charlie Swaine at Loughborough in October. could be a dark horse. 



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JonH comes home wrote:

JonH comes home wrote:
DavidC wrote:

The girls matches may have gone according to seeding, but there were some upsets in the boys, particularly with second seed Viktor Frydrych losing in a final set tiebreak to Ferran Redza. Members of last year's Junior Davis Cup squad, Mark Ceban and Zech Hamrouni, also ousted minor seeds Max Carrier and Alfie King

U18 QF

(1) Oliver Bonding v (5) Luke Hooper
(3) Benjamin Gusic Wan v (Q) Zechariah Hamrouni
Mark Ceban v (4) Charlie Robertson
(7) Charlie Swaine v Ferran Redza

 Who is Ferran Redza, only name Ive not come across before in both last 8 fields?

 

mark Ceban v Charlie looks intriguing. I reckon tournie winner will come from that match. 

 Ferran beat Charlie Swaine at Loughborough in October. could be a dark horse. 



Ferran also beat Charlie in February in the British Tour at Corby in a 12-10 MTB.

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JonH comes home wrote:
DavidC wrote:

The girls matches may have gone according to seeding, but there were some upsets in the boys, particularly with second seed Viktor Frydrych losing in a final set tiebreak to Ferran Redza. Members of last year's Junior Davis Cup squad, Mark Ceban and Zech Hamrouni, also ousted minor seeds Max Carrier and Alfie King

U18 QF

(1) Oliver Bonding v (5) Luke Hooper
(3) Benjamin Gusic Wan v (Q) Zechariah Hamrouni
Mark Ceban v (4) Charlie Robertson
(7) Charlie Swaine v Ferran Redza

 Who is Ferran Redza, only name Ive not come across before in both last 8 fields?

 

mark Ceban v Charlie looks intriguing. I reckon tournie winner will come from that match. 

 mark Would have to cause a huge upset to make it past Charlie 



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twentytoone wrote:
JonH comes home wrote:
DavidC wrote:

The girls matches may have gone according to seeding, but there were some upsets in the boys, particularly with second seed Viktor Frydrych losing in a final set tiebreak to Ferran Redza. Members of last year's Junior Davis Cup squad, Mark Ceban and Zech Hamrouni, also ousted minor seeds Max Carrier and Alfie King

U18 QF

(1) Oliver Bonding v (5) Luke Hooper
(3) Benjamin Gusic Wan v (Q) Zechariah Hamrouni
Mark Ceban v (4) Charlie Robertson
(7) Charlie Swaine v Ferran Redza

 Who is Ferran Redza, only name Ive not come across before in both last 8 fields?

 

mark Ceban v Charlie looks intriguing. I reckon tournie winner will come from that match. 

 mark Would have to cause a huge upset to make it past Charlie 

 I reckon hes getting better and better - agree but he can do it. lower half feels like the easier half for Mark or Charlie to get through. 

Ben in the other half? 

I have no idea, just throwing names out there! 



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Charlie swaine first through


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twentytoone wrote:

Charlie swaine first through

 Oli B joins him and Charie R is close to beating Mark C easily. Ben G-W is also a set up on Zech. 



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In doubles, Rhys Lawlor is in the boys final as well as having won the under 16 doubles title last week. Mark Ceban is also in the doubles final.

Looks like the boys singles all went with seedings today. No surprises.

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Charlie swaine first through

 Oli B joins him and Charie R is close to beating Mark C easily. Ben G-W is also a set up on Zech. 

 Oli v Ben G-W

Charlie R v Charlie S



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I wonder if a proper Charlie will emerge from the second SF.



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Rhys Lawlor is one win away from adding the U18 doubles to the U16 doubles

U18 QF

(1) Oliver Bonding d. (5) Luke Hooper 6-3 6-2
(3) Benjamin Gusic Wan d. (Q) Zechariah Hamrouni 6-2 6-2
(4) Charlie Robertson d. Mark Ceban 6-2 6-4
(7) Charlie Swaine d. Ferran Redza 6-2 6-0

SF

(1) Oliver Bonding v (3) Benjamin Gusic Wan
(4) Charlie Robertson v (7) Charlie Swaine

Doubles F

(4) Johnson-Hauldren/Lawlor v Ceban/Gandepalli


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indiana wrote:

I wonder if a proper Charlie will emerge from the second SF.

 Indeed - a right pair of Charlies 



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