Boys: J300 Roehampton, grass (Week 27)

Oscariyan · Intermediate Club Player

Boys: J300 Roehampton, grass (Week 27)

simon381 · Lower Club Player

Excellent win by Mark Ceban against the 6th seed in 3 sets.

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

And another three set win from Viktor too

Nix · Futures level

Coup Droit wrote:
And another three set win from Viktor too

Good to see but he's defending semis points from last year so important for him to progress.

twentytoone · Intermediate Club Player

From that win we have a garuanteed Brit quarter finalist as mark plays viktor

DavidC · Tennis legend

Thanks for all the helpful reporting CD, both from Surbiton and Roehampton adding lots of colour - don't know how you manage to see so many matches, though I guess there are some vantage points where you can take in more than one court.

Charlie joined Viktor and Mark in round 3. Intriguing match between Viktor and Mark, as mentioned above by twentytoone Matches against older higher ranked compatriots are often tricky at this stage.

R2

Viktor Frydrych d. Jagger Leach (USA) 6-3 5-7 6-4
(WC) Mark Ceban d. (6) Jangjun Kim (KOR) 6-1 4-6 6-4
Charlie Robertson d. (Q) Anas Mazdrashki (BUL) 6-3 6-3

R3

Viktor Frydrych v (WC) Mark Ceban
Nathan Trouve (FRA) v Charlie Robertson

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Roehampton is brilliant - there's a spot where you can stand at the intersection of all the main four courts, and you've got all four

And in any of the walkways for the other courts you can see two courts one way and two the other, with no problem

The two new courts were a bit more out of the way - didn't get there so much

Both Mark and Viktor have just won two clutch three-set matches - I agree - it'll be interesting to see how that one turns out

9vicman · Pro player

DavidC wrote:
Thanks for all the helpful reporting CD, both from Surbiton and Roehampton adding lots of colour - don't know how you manage to see so many matches, though I guess there are some vantage points where you can take in more than one court.

Charlie joined Viktor and Mark in round 3. Intriguing match between Viktor and Mark, as mentioned above by twentytoone Matches against older higher ranked compatriots are often tricky at this stage.

R2

Viktor Frydrych d. Jagger Leach (USA) 6-3 5-7 6-4
(WC) Mark Ceban d. (6) Jangjun Kim (KOR) 6-1 4-6 6-4
Charlie Robertson d. (Q) Anas Mazdrashki (BUL) 6-3 6-3

R3

Viktor Frydrych v (WC) Mark Ceban
Nathan Trouve (FRA) v Charlie Robertson

Jagger Leach is Lindsay Davenport's son.

Nix · Futures level

Mark Ceban defeats Viktor Frydrych in three sets!

Oscariyan · Intermediate Club Player

What a tournament Mark is having! His first J300 level too :)

Oscariyan · Intermediate Club Player

Are QFs played tomorrow?

DavidC · Tennis legend

Oscariyan wrote:
Are QFs played tomorrow?

Certainly - 10.30 start (Mimi on first, Mark + Charlie second, then doubles with British interest). Charlie tackles Emeerson Jones' brother next while Mark plays the lad who beat oli Bonding at the Australian Open (and took out the top seed today)

R3

(WC) Mark Ceban d. Viktor Frydrych 7-6(5) 3-6 6-3
Charlie Robertson d. Nathan Trouve (FRA) 6-2 6-2

QF

(15) Max Schoenhaus (GER) v (WC) Mark Ceban
Charlie Robertson v (4) Hayden Jones (AUS)

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Mark C seems to be doing well this week, surprised to check this thread and see him in the last 8! Pleased though!

Nix · Futures level

And Mark progresses to the semis after a retirement from his opponent. Shame for him but a massive boost in his rankings for Mark, propelling him from JWR 295 into the top 200 if I've calculated that correctly!

simon381 · Lower Club Player

I note Mark won in his QF by retirement when leading 5-1. Tricky conditions maybe with damp in the air. So Mark now into the SF having accumulated 140 points. Opposition is either 3rd seed Preda but he is a set down to Rafael Jodar.