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And Katy D defeated Alice 6-2 6-2.

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Katie S defeated Vic 6-0 6-4

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PockyTastic wrote:

Katie S defeated Vic 6-0 6-4

 Katie won the first 9 games before Vic levelled in the second set. I was starting to get worried that Katie had overdone it and wouldn't make it to the end of the match, but so far so good and we'll see what tomorrow brings.



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Now she's finished college, I wonder if we will see Vic in ITFs or if this was just a one-off not going to miss playing at the All England? She hasn't played any pro event since before she went to college in 2019.

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Sophie beats Gabia 6-3 7-6(2) and Millie beats Beth 7-6(4) 7-5.


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Isa wins 7-5 in the third, which may suggest more about where her tennis is at the moment than that Tara is back firing on all cylinders...

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Today's results

Katy Dunne WR314 [1] def Alice Gillan WR713 6-2 6-2
Sophie Drakeford-Lewis [WC] def Gabia Paskauskas [WC] 6-3 7-6(2)

Tara Moore [PR] lost to Isabelle Lacy WR955 6-4 3-6 5-7
Freya Christie WR761 lost to Naiktha Bains WR506 [3] 6-2 2-6 2-6

Beth Grey WR358 [2] lost to Amelia Rajecki WR884 (4)6-7 5-7
Eliz Maloney WR1024 def Brooke Black [WC] 6-4 7-5

Allegra Korpanec Davies [WC] def Hephzibah Oluwadare [WC] 6-4 6-3
Victoria Allen [WC] lost to Katie Swan WR514 [4] 0-6 4-6

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Round 2

Katy Dunne WR314 [1] v Sophie Drakeford-Lewis [WC]
Isabelle Lacy WR955 v Naiktha Bains WR506 [3]

Amelia Rajecki WR884 v Eliz Maloney WR1024
Allegra Korpanec Davies [WC] v Katie Swan WR514 [4]


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Hard to see beyond

Katy vs Nakita
Amelia vs Katie

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Mervatron2 wrote:

Hard to see beyond

Katy vs Nakita
Amelia vs Katie

 I think that will be a tough match for Katie if they both get through.



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SuperT wrote:
Mervatron2 wrote:

Hard to see beyond

Katy vs Nakita
Amelia vs Katie

 I think that will be a tough match for Katie if they both get through.

 Wherever Millie ended up in the draw (apart from v Katy or Katie in the first round which would have been close) she was always likely to reach the final round. Beth was the unlucky one today and I can't see ELiz taking a set. The biggest question is whether Katie is fit enough to play three matches in two days.



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My main worry is both Katy and Katie getting through unscathed.

I actually think Naiktha Bains is the best grass court player in the field

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Round 2

Katy Dunne WR314 [1] v Sophie Drakeford-Lewis [WC]
Isabelle Lacy WR955 v Naiktha Bains WR506 [3]

Amelia Rajecki WR884 v Eliz Maloney WR1024
Allegra Korpanec Davies [WC] v Katie Swan WR514 [4]


Just looking at R2, I think Katy Dunne is the most vulnerable, both from her own health point of view, and that Sophie D-L has the potential to be very dangerous, if everything's firing

Naiktha and Millie seem pretty certain. And Katie Swan is obviously returning from injury too, but her vulnerability doesn't seem so acute here

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paulisi wrote:

My main worry is both Katy and Katie getting through unscathed.

I actually think Naiktha Bains is the best grass court player in the field

 Ooh that's a bold statement. I do think she is a natural grass court player, but would put her below a fully fit Katy and think Millie could have more potential. I actually expected Millie to win more easily today.

 

 

 



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9vicman wrote:
paulisi wrote:

My main worry is both Katy and Katie getting through unscathed.

I actually think Naiktha Bains is the best grass court player in the field

 Ooh that's a bold statement. I do think she is a natural grass court player, but would put her below a fully fit Katy and think Millie could have more potential. I actually expected Millie to win more easily today.

 

 

 

 Naiktha certainly didnt have it easy in round one. That said, I think she and Millie will qualify, Katie Swan is the dark horse, IMO. 



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I'd love to see 1 of these Women emulate Marcus Willis. Not sure Katie will have the fitness currently to play 2 competitive matches in a day.

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