Boys & Girls: 2024 U14 World Junior Finals, Prostejov, Czech Republic, clay (Week 32)

DavidC · Tennis legend

Boys & Girls: 2024 U14 World Junior Finals, Prostejov, Czech Republic, clay (Week 32)

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Good luck to both teams!

DavidC · Tennis legend

Both teams off to a winning start, currently leading 2-0 (Megan pushed, but other matches straightforward).

DavidC · Tennis legend

Boys Round Robin group C

(3)GBR 3 Netherlands 0

Scott Watson d. Laurens Drijver 6-2 6-0
Eric Lorimer d. Stan Put 6-4 7-5
Lorimer/Pickerd-Barua d. Put/Van Ruiten 6-4 6-3

In the other match within the group seeded Japan beat Canada 3-0

Tomorrow we play Canada

DavidC · Tennis legend

Girls Round Robin group D

GBR 3 (7)Paraguay 0

Daniella Britton d. Valeria Santander 6-1 6-3
Megan Knight d. Zoe Doldan 4-6 6-4 7-5
Britton/Zingg d. Santander/Acosta Rodriguez 6-3 6-0

Note that the ITF has the score the other way round (and different Paraguay team) to the live scores. In the other match in the group third seeds Austria easily beat Argentina (2-1 but they only conceded 4 games in the two singles matches. Their number 1 Anna Pircher has already reached a J200 semi and easily beat Megan when they played in qualifying)

Four courts have live streaming which you can access from the live scores page in the top post or via Youtube

We play Argentina tomorrow - I don't think either of our teams are on a streamed court

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Super easy wins for both Dani Britton and Scott Watson to get us going this morning

Mervatron2 · Futures level

Is it the top of the group that goes through or runners up too?

simon381 · Lower Club Player

There are playoffs for all places but at the top there seem to be QFs so the top 2 will go through.

DavidC · Tennis legend

A comfortable second victory for the boys, against a nation who were depleted, as one of their players retired from singles yesterday. In the other match seeded Japan lost to the Netherlands, so there is a possibility of a 3 way tie for first should Japan beat us tomorrow, but I think our sets and games record would still guarantee us a top 2 finish to make the quarters (the top teams each play a nation who finishing second in another group in the quarters)

Boys Round Robin Group C

(3)GBR 3 Canada 0

Scott Watson beat Julian Mahdavi 6-0 6-0
Eric Lorimer beat Callum Mackinnon 6-1 1-6 6-1
Pickerd-Barua/Watson beat Mackinnon/Vicol 6-3 7-5

DavidC · Tennis legend

A comfortable victory for the girls, coupled with one for Austria ensures that those two teams will be in the quarter-finals. They play each other again tomorrow (Austria winning in European qualifying) to decide the group winner.

Girls Round Robin Group D

GBR 3 Argentina 0

Daniella Britton beat Isabel Arabarco 6-1 6-2
Megan Knight beat Ambar Corbalan Miranda 6-0 6-4
Knight/Zingg beat Arabarco/Mardones Racioppi 7-6(4) 6-1

JonH comes home · Tennis legend

Just found this thread, the girls seem to have done well to beat a seeded nations and progress - on face value , a really good effort. Maybe the seedings dont mean much here?!

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Tuesday 6th of August 2024 09:02:41 PM

Lambda · Challenger level

The girls are on a streamed court today.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjpItlCANv4

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Great

Tx, Lambda

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Megan and Dani both lost this morning

Megan's loss was to Anna Pircher who is a very strong 2010 player, and was only 6-4 7-5

Dani lost 6-4 6-3, against Haider-Maurer, which is a decent score too

And this match was only for seedings in the finals stage, so nothing much matters

9vicman · Pro player

Coup Droit wrote:
Megan and Dani both lost this morning

Megan's loss was to Anna Pircher who is a very strong 2010 player, and was only 6-4 7-5

Dani lost 6-4 6-3, against Haider-Maurer, which is a decent score too

And this match was only for seedings in the finals stage, so nothing much matters

Except group winners avoid other group winners so a tougher quarterfinal. I wonder if Haider-Maurer is the daughter of former Austrian Davis Cup player Andreas Haider-Maurer.