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Lambda_ · Social player

Week 29 - ITF W100 - Evansville, IN, USA - Hard

Lambda_ · Social player

I'm not sure opting for these summer US W100s that are loaded with players prepping for US Open qualifying is the best option for her at this stage. She could have been seeded in the US W35. But kudos for accepting the challenge.

christ · Challenger qualifying

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-- Edited by christ on Monday 20th of July 2026 01:08:35 PM

Lambda_ · Social player

L16: Sofia Johnson/Kaitlyn Carnicella (GBR/USA) CR1853 (1067+786) v Reina Goto/BoYoung Jeong (JPN/KOR) CR1046 (441+605)

Lambda_ · Social player

QR1: Sofia Johnson (GBR) WR503 [q13] def Briley Rhoden (USA) UNR/17yo/JWR663, 6-1 6-1

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QR2: Sofia Johnson (GBR) WR503 [q13] v Hanna Chang (USA) WR326 [q8]

Chang has 3 W35 titles to her name this year, including Dallas last week and beat Katie Swan on her way to the Miyazaki title in April.

sammmm · Strong Club Player

Sofia has had some good results this year and is benefitting from match time so I think it will be a competitive match and a really good measuring stick for her, shes playing above her current ranking but the question is how much

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Lambda_ · Social player

FQR: Sofia Johnson (GBR) WR503 [q13] def. Hanna Chang (USA) WR326 [q8] 6-1 ret.

I dont know if it was the heat or Chang had an injury but she looked like someone who didn't want to be out on court. She retired after a brief conversation with the physio without any treatment that i could see.

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L32: Sofia Johnson (GBR) WR503 [Q] v Caroline Dolehide (USA) WR260 (CH 41, Oct '23)

Coup Droit · Tennis legend

Goodness - hope Hanna's OK - but if anyone is going to get a bit of luck, nice that it's our Sofia