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Rhys Lawlor


The girls seem to be chalking up a fair few dedicated threads, so I thought it was time to begin to redress the balance with one marking the exploits of Rhys Lawlor, who, at the tender age of 16, took full advantage of a qWC for the M25 in Sheffield this week not only to reach the main draw, but also to reach the last 16 by thumping the 19-year-old French JE, Nathan Trouvé, by 2 & 2.

He's from Redbourn, a village in Hertfordshire four miles from St Albans, doesn't yet have an ATP profile (though the ITF provides one of sorts & Wimbledon has given him one thanks to the fact that he played in the Boys' Singles & Doubles there this year, falling to the 18-year-old American, Maxwell Exsted, by 5-7 6-4 0-6 in the first round of the singles) & is one of the current players at Loughborough University National Tennis Academy.  Denizens of the junior tennis forum will doubless know a helluva lot more about him than I was able to unearth in a brief trawl of Google.      



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Stircrazy wrote:

Rhys Lawlor, who, at the tender age of 16, took full advantage of a qWC for the M25 in Sheffield this week not only to reach the main draw, but also to reach the last 16 by thumping the 19-year-old French JE, Nathan Trouvé, by 2 & 2.


And has now tasted success in the first round of the doubles alongside 18-year-old Jay Johnson-Hauldren.  The intrepid unranked teenagers beat those seasoned campaigners, Alexis Canter & Ewen Lumsden, by 5 & 2. 



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Wait, you're telling me with the name 'Rhys' he isn't Welsh?? I'm guessing one or both of his parents is, because that's the Welsh spelling.

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