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QR1:

Jonathan Kinsella (GBR) v Adrian Amerio (USA)
Chris Harfield (GBR) v Marek Czerwinski (USA)
(6) Adam Kennedy (Aus) v Paul Bishop (GBR)

 Jonathan Kinsella: 22, born in Bolton, right handed, fave surface hard, coach Bob Butterfield, never had a senior ranking, high junior ranking of 367 in 2002.

Chris Harfield: 22, never had a senior singles ranking, currently at a career high doubles ranking of 1654, no junior ranking.

Paul Bishop: 21, born in Shipley, right handed, fave surface clay, coach Gary King, has never had a senior ranking but had a high of 680 in Juniors in 2003. 



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BOCA RATON (USA) 10K Future - hard (GMT - 5)

QR1: Jonathan Kinsella UNR beat Adrian Amerio (USA) UNR by 2 & 3
QR1: Chris Harfield UNR lost to Marek Czerwinski (USA) UNR by 0 & 3
QR1: Paul Bishop UNR lost to (q6) Adam Kennedy (AUS) WR 846 by 4 & 1

QR2: Jonathan Kinsella UNR v Jarmere Jenkins (USA) UNR

QR2 is being played on Saturday. There are four qualifying rounds here - a long slog.



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Kinsella lost in 3 sets 6-1 5-7 7-6(3) pity but good effort.....Jenkins lost out in the final QR.

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