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Liv lost in straight sets

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Megan's luck didn't last and she also lost at this stage.

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It wasn't luck that was needed, though
She just needed to step in a bit
She lets the ball drop, and had real trouble finishing a point - the rallies were dreadfully long - but the other girl was a little more aggressive and deserved to win, imo

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Coup Droit wrote:

It wasn't luck that was needed, though
She just needed to step in a bit
She lets the ball drop, and had real trouble finishing a point - the rallies were dreadfully long - but the other girl was a little more aggressive and deserved to win, imo

 True but she did manage to get so far while just getting the ball back into play.



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DF wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

It wasn't luck that was needed, though
She just needed to step in a bit
She lets the ball drop, and had real trouble finishing a point - the rallies were dreadfully long - but the other girl was a little more aggressive and deserved to win, imo

 True but she did manage to get so far while just getting the ball back into play.

 So far? You mean to the QFs here? Coz that's not great when you're top seed ...  



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Coup Droit wrote:
DF wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

It wasn't luck that was needed, though
She just needed to step in a bit
She lets the ball drop, and had real trouble finishing a point - the rallies were dreadfully long - but the other girl was a little more aggressive and deserved to win, imo

 True but she did manage to get so far while just getting the ball back into play.

 So far? You mean to the QFs here? Coz that's not great when you're top seed ...  

 I suppose I mean to be iop seed.



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QF

(12) Ekaterina Dotsenko (***) d. (1) Megan Knight 4-6 6-2 7-5
(8) Emery Combs (USA) d. (4) Liv Zingg 6-3 6-3


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DF wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:
DF wrote:
Coup Droit wrote:

It wasn't luck that was needed, though
She just needed to step in a bit
She lets the ball drop, and had real trouble finishing a point - the rallies were dreadfully long - but the other girl was a little more aggressive and deserved to win, imo

 True but she did manage to get so far while just getting the ball back into play.

 So far? You mean to the QFs here? Coz that's not great when you're top seed ...  

 I suppose I mean to be iop seed.

 Oh, right,  yes I see what you mean 

Yes, she's doing very well

And a lot of juniors fall into the clean, percentage hitting profile, and then add a little more risk as they get older

 

 



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After the tight mach with Megan Ekaterina Dotsenko won her semi and final (against second seed Darina Matvejeva) in straight sets, thus becoming the third successive Russian winner of the girls event

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