Tennis Europe News - Issue 120

tenniseuropenewsIssue 120 > August 2014

Italian teams sweep EuropeanBeach Tennis Championship titles

European Junior Championships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Tennis Europe Nations Challenge by HEAD . . . .6

European Summer Cups (16 & Under). . . . . . . . 7

European Summer Cups (18 & Under) . . . . . . . 9

Race to European Tennis Trophy . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

European Beach Tennis Championships. . . . . 11

In the Spotlight: Kuhn & Molleker . . . . . . . . . . 12

SMS INC. Wimbledon Equipment Census . . . 14

European Senior Championships in Sofia . . . 16

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings. . . . . . . . . 20

Race to Junior Masters Update. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results. . . . . . . . . . . 24

European Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

HEADlines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40

Inside this issue

Another busy summer on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour is drawing to a close, with the European JuniorChampionships for individuals and team competitions for players of all age groups taking place in recent weeks. Thisissue features all the news from our flagship tournaments, plus the latest on the race for places at the last major eventof the season, the season-ending Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Reggio Calabria.

European Junior Championships special issue

Italian players once again dominated the European BeachTennis Championships, which were held in Brighton lastweek. See 3 for a full report.

Germany leads Race to European Tennis TrophyGermany is in pole position to win the European TennisTrophy for overall performance for the first time since 1996,having earned more than double the points of nearest chal-lenger the Czech Republic as the season passes its half-waypoint. See Page 10 for the complete update.

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European 14 & Under Championships in Pilsen

Rudolf Molleker of Germany andRussia’s Anastasia Potapova arethe new European 14 & UnderChampions after comingthrough contrasting matches

on the final day of theChampionships in Pilsen (CZE).

Molleker, the second seed in the boys’event, blasted his way best home hope TomasJirousek for the loss of just a single game to claim hissecond medal of the tournament. Still just 13 years ofage, the prodigious German had been in imperiousform throughout the week, winning the tournamentwithout conceding a set.

The win was also a historic one; his victory enabledhim to reclaim the top spot on the Tennis EuropeJunior Tour rankings, and he became the first 14 &Under player in over 30 years to win the EuropeanJunior Championships and play on the winningWinter and Summer Cups teams in the same sea-son. He also becomes the first German boy sinceFlorian Loddenkemper in 1984 to win the 14 & UnderChampionship.

The victory over Jirousek would have been sweet forthe eventual champion, after the third seed had cau-sed double consternation for the Germans onSaturday, ending Nicola Kuhn’s hopes of securing anall-German final and teaming with Ezven Holis tosnatch gold from Molleker & Kuhn in the doublesfinal.

Overall the boys’ event went largely with form, withthe only unseeded players to reach the quarterfinalsbeing Leonid Sheyngezikht (BUL) and Jake Hersey(GBR), both of whom scored upsets over Top 10opposition.

Anastasia Potapova dominated the girls’ event inequally impressive style, never dropping more thanseven games in a match en route to her fourth final ofthe season on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour.

The third seed had looked particularly impressive ina 6-3 6-0 win over #2 Dayana Yastremska (UKR) inthe semifinals and picked up where she left off in thefinal, blasting to a 6-1 first set win over her WinterCups team-mate Olesya Pervushina.

Pervushina has spent most of this season asEurope’s #1 in her age group and used her big matchexperience to fight back in the second, levelling thematch with a 6-2 scoreline. However, forced to play adeciding set for the first time in the Championship,Potapova found an extra gear in the third set and

broke at will to emerge triumphant, 6-2.

The win means that Potapova leapfrogged her com-patriot to take the top spot in Tennis Europe’s 14 &Under rankings, but there will surely be no hard fee-lings between the two friends and team-mates. Theirdomination of the event was such that they also tea-med up to take the doubles crown. The final matchproved to be a seesaw battle against the sameUkrainian players that they beat in the singles semifi-nals, Kataryna Zavatska and Dayana Yastremska,eventually winning 6-7(5), 6-0, [10-7].

All four European Junior Championship finalists auto-matically qualify to compete at the Tennis EuropeJunior Masters in Reggio Calabria in October.

Draws, results and photos from the event can befound here.

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Above (from top left): Runner-up Olesya Pervushina and winnerAnastasia Potapova (RUS), (bottom left) Runner-up TomasJirousek (CZE) and champion Rudolph Molleker (GER). Photos:Jet Tanaka, fotospo.net.

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European 16 & Under Championships in Moscow

Fanny Stollar and CorentinMoutet continued their smoothprogression through the juniorranks to claim the European 16& Under Championship titles in

Moscow.

Stollar had a particularly impressiveweek, claiming both singles and doubles gold medalsfor Hungary. Seeded second in the singles competi-tion, she remained steady while her fellow seeds suc-cumbed to a series of surprise early losses, advan-cing to the final without conceding a set in any of hermatches.

By contrast, her final opponent, home hope AnnaBlinkova had fought hard to survive several brusheswith disaster, notably outlasting Nikolina Jovic (SRB)in a final set tie break in the quarterfinals and recove-ring from the brink of defeat to end the hopes ofunseeded Hana Mraz (SLO) in the semis, 4-6 7-6(6)6-2.

The final turned out to be a one-sided affair. OnceStollar scored a decisive break to claim the first setshe never looked back, with the Russian unable towin another game. Stollar therefore becomes thethird Hungarian girl to claim the European 16 &Under title, and first since Timea Babos did so in2008.

A day earlier, Stollar had teamed up Dalma Galfi towin the doubles gold over Russians Anna Kalinskaya& Aleksandra Pospelova. The win must have beenparticularly satisfying for Stollar, who lost the 2013gold medal match alongside Anna Bondar.

The boys’ singles final turned out to be a battle bet-ween the last two winners of the European 14 &Under title as 2012 champion Mikael Ymer ofSweden faced reigning champ Corentin Moutet ofFrance.

Both players were in great form throughout the weekin Moscow, and underlined their promise by takingout the top two seeds Mate Valkusz (Moutet, 6-0 6-4) and Stefanos Tsitsipas (Ymer, 7-5 7-5) in thesemi-finals.

Moutet had the early advantage, consolidating anearly break to lead 4-1 in the first set before Ymercame back to claim the set on a tie break. The loss ofthe first set seemed to sting the French boy intoaction though and he reeled off twelve of the nextthirteen games to become the first boy since MatsWilander to claim European Championship titles intwo different age categories in successive years.

The win marks the third time in the last five years thata French boy has claimed the 16 & Under title, withMoutet following in the footsteps of Mattias Bourgue(2010) and Enzo Couacaud (2011).

The previous day, Kenneth Raisma & Mattias Siimarmade history by claiming the boys' doubles crownwith a straight sets win over Czechs Patrik Rikl andAlessandro Ricci to become the first Estonians everto win the title.

Both singles champions in Moscow leapt into theupper reaches of the Top 10 of the Tennis Europejunior rankings following the event. As with the 14 &Under Championships, all four finalists automaticallyqualify to compete in the Tennis Europe JuniorMasters in Reggio Calabria in October.

Draws, results and photos from Moscow can befound here.


Above (from top): Boys’ champion Corentin Moutet (FRA) cele-brates his win, Hungary’s champions Fanny Stollar, Dalma Galfiand coach.


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European 18 & Under Championships in Klosters

The European 18 & Under titleshave gone to FrenchmanQuentin Halys and SpaniardSara Sorribes Tormo after bothplayers beat rivals from their

own country in the final.

For a short while, it looked as if thefinal matches could be played outside. But shortlybefore players were due on court, the strongest‘player’ in Klosters this week – the rain - once againdenied organisers a punctual start. Both matcheswere delayed and players, staff and spectators even-tually moved to Davos.

Of course, it would have been nicer to play outsidebut the intensity didn’t suffer from the change.Quentin Halys and Corentin Denolly showed tennis ofan extremely high level with heavily-favored Halyseventually prevailing 6-4 7-5. The #2 seed wasstronger towards the end of each set, and alsoappeared the fresher player mentally, with Denollycommitting two double faults on the final two points.An understandable let down for the in-form player,who was playing in his 27th match of this month.

For Halys, who had won the doubles on Saturdayalongside standard partner Johan Sébastien Tatlot, aperfect week came to an end. A finalist in 2013, henow leaves the Swiss mountains with two goldmedals. “From last year, I knew what to expect and Icoped well with the conditions. I definitely couldn’thave asked for more”, Halys said. He is the seventhFrench winner in Klosters. To top their triumph off,France also won the nations ranking.

Sara Sorribes Tormo is only the second female fromSpain to lift the trophy after Carla Suarez Navarro in2006, though Spanish legends Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario and Conchita Martinez each claimed titles inthe younger age categories. She defeated her dou-bles partner and best friend Paula Badosa Gibert 6-46-1 to claim the title.

The resistance of her younger opponent was brokenafter Sorribes Tormo took a close first set. Sorribeswas competing in Klosters for a second time, havingforced top seed Belinda Bencic into a deciding set inthe quarterfinal last year, and she also won the 16 &Under Championship in 2012. Already focusing onthe professional tour, Klosters was Sorribes’ firstjunior event since the US Open 2013.

Sorribes & Badosa had already claimed one medalby virtue of their runner-up spot in the doubles onSaturday. They were beaten by Britain's EmilyArbuthnott & Freya Christie, who became the first

players from their nation to win the title since the veryfirst Championship in 1976.

Persistent rainstorms throughout the week meantthat a lot of patience was required from all of the par-ticipants at this year’s in Championships. In total,four days out of seven were washed out, with playersand officials scrambling for indoor courts at neigh-bouring towns. The organizing team around tourna-ment director Hans Markutt rose to the challenge andreceived lots of positive feedback for their high-qual-ity work and the extra hours.

Klosters will host the 18 & Under Championships forat least two more years, with 2016 marking the 20thanniversary of the first edition of the tournament heldin the mountain resort. After this year, better weath-er is virtually guaranteed!

Draws, results and photos from Klosters can befound here.


Above: Boys runner-up Corentin Donnelly and winner Quentinhalys (FRA), (below) singles runner-up Paula Badosa and winnerSara Sorribes (ESP) with their doubles silver medals.


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Italy & Russia defend Tennis Europe Nations Challenge by HEAD titles

Italy and Russia have successfullydefended their 12 & Under TennisEurope Nations Challenge byHEAD titles.

At the boys’ finals in Alanya (TUR),Italy became the first team to seal a

title when both boys won their singlesmatches against Serbia to ease to an unassailable 2/0lead. The opening match saw Uros Jovic of Serbia startwell, clinching the first set against Lorenzo Musetti on atie-break. The Italian came back strongly though, showingthe form that won him the title in Padova recently to claimthe next sets 6-2 6-3 and put his team ahead.

Italian #1 Fausto Tabacco has become accustomed towinning in recent weeks, taking singles titles in Maglie andPorto san Giorgio in addition to three doubles titles thisseason, and made short work of Viktor Jovic in the secondsingles match, winning 6-4 6-2. Tabacco was then joinedby Lorenzo Rottoli to complete a 3-0 sweep when the pairconceded just two games to Jovic and Goran Zivotic in thedoubles rubber.

The one-sided final tie was in contrast to the earliermatches of the two teams, with Italy having had to comefrom a match down to beat Romania and Czech Republic,while Serbia were also taken the full distance bySwitzerland and Spain.

The girls’ finals in Ajaccio (FRA) saw a battle betweenRussia and Ukraine, who between them had combined towin all but one of the previous editions of the tournament.Both teams emerged unbeaten from their round-robingroups, with Ukraine sailing past Turkey, Czech Republicand Netherlands for the loss of just one set, while Russiaconceded just two more sets in beating Poland, GreatBritain and Belgium. The two nations have met often inrecent weeks in major junior events, with Russia coming

out on top earlier this week in the final of the 14 & UnderWorld Junior Tennis event, as well in the singles and dou-bles finals at the European 14 & Under Championships.

Sadly for Ukraine, any hopes of turning the tables onthose defeats were short-lived. Russia’s Daria Fraymanhas won three 12 & Under titles already on the TennisEurope Junior Tour this season and used her experienceto overcome a second set fight back from occasionaldoubles partner Daria Snigur to claim a 6-2 4-6 6-1 win.

Maria Novikova then extended her impressive Tour winstreak to 19 matches with a 6-0 7-5 win over MartaKostyuk to complete her team’s title defence beforeKostyuk and partner Dasha Lopatetskaya were able toclaim a consolation point in the doubles with a 6-2 6-2 winover Frayman and Alina Chareva.

The bronze medal play-off matches saw Czech Republicbeat Spain 2/1 in the boys’ competition and Turkey beatPoland 2/0 in the girls’. In all, a total of 62 national teamstook part in the 2014 event. The victories are the third forItaly’s boys and fifth for Russia’s girls in the 8-year histo-ry of the competition. Full results are available here.

Final Standings

1 RUSSIA ITALY

2 UKRAINE SERBIA

3 TURKEY CZECH REPUBLIC

4 POLAND SPAIN

5 GREAT BRITAIN RUSSIA

6 CZECH REPUBLIC SWITZERLAND

7 BELGIUM ROMANIA

8 NETHERLANDS BELGIUM

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12 & UnderGirls

12 & UnderBoys

Above: Russia’s girls team in Ajaccio


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France and Hungary claim European 16 & Under team titles

France and Hungary have won the 16 & UnderSummer Cups titles to complete sweeps of the 2014European team competitions in this age categoryand confirm their places amongst the tournamentfavourites at next month’s Junior Davis and Fed Cupby BNP Paribas finals in Mexico.

Hosting the final rounds of the event in Budapest forthe first time, the Hungarians made the most of theirhome support throughout the week, coming frombehind to win their opening tie against Great Britainand surviving another decisive doubles match in thesemi-final with Belarus.

Ironically, the final turned out to be their easiestencounter of the whole tournament. Dalma Galfi putthe top seeds ahead with a routine 6-3 6-4 win overFrance’s Tessah Andrianjafitrimo in a match thatlasted just over an hour.

Fresh from winning the European 16 & UnderChampionships in Moscow last week, Fanny Stollarthen added another milestone to her increasinglyimpressive junior career. She was made to workmuch harder than her team-mate by Lucie Wargnier,who snatched the first set on a tie-break, but cameback strongly in the last two sets to emerge a 6-7(4)6-3 6-2 winner.

Hungary’s girls are enjoying unprecedented successin 2014. Having won the Tennis Europe Winter Cupsby HEAD in February for a second time, this win rep-resents the first time that the national team has wonthe Summer title. In addition to Stollar’s EuropeanChampionships singles win, she and Galfi alsoteamed up to claim the gold medal in doubles inMoscow.

The runner-up spot also marked progress for theFrench team, who surprisingly have not triumphedin the Girls 16 & Under event since 1994, and hadappeared in the final only once since, in 1996.

France also managed a home win by claiming theboys’ Borotra Cup title in Le Touquet with a similar-ly one-sided win over Germany. >>

16 & Under European Summer Cups: Final Standings

01 HUNGARY FRANCE

02 FRANCE GERMANY

03 RUSSIA ESTONIA

04 BELARUS ITALY

05 SLOVAKIA SWEDEN

06 SLOVENIA POLAND

07 GREAT BRITAIN/ITALY= RUSSIA

08 HUNGARY

Nations in bold type qualify to appear at the Junior Davis and Fed Cup by BNP Paribas finals next month.

European SummerCups (Girls)

Borotra Cup(Boys)

Above: the winning Hungarian girls’ team in budapest andboys’ team in Le Touquet

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France and Hungary claim European 16 & Under team titles

<< The two teams had contrasting paths to the final.France beat Sweden in their opening match, whichincluded a repeat win for Corentin Moutet overMikael Ymer, with the two playing for the second timein two weeks after facing off in the EuropeanChampionships final. The hosts then went on to beatEstonia 3/0 to claim a berth in the final and a chanceof earning a record tenth Borotra Cup title.

Germany had caused shocked fourth seeds anddefending champions Russia in the quarterfinals,reversing a defeat in last year’s championshipmatch, and went on to upset second seeds Italy inthe semi-finals.

After play was washed out by rain on the final morn-ing, Ugo Humbert put the hosts ahead with a hard-

fought 6-2 4-6 6-3 win over Daniel Altmaier. Moutetthen stepped up in his now familiar role of French#1 and showed no mercy to Valentin Guenther,conceding just two games to secure the title andjoin an elite band of players to win the Europeanindividual and team championships back-to-back.

The win marks the sixth time that the French 16 &Under team has swept both the Winter andSummer Cups titles in the same season, and thefifth such occasion since 2005.

Full results and photos can be found here. The topfive boys’ and top six girls’ Summer Cups teams(see table on previous page) qualify for the JuniorDavis and Fed Cup by BNP Paribas finals in Mexiconext month.

Photos from the summer team events (clockwise, from top left); Boys’ champions Italy celebrate their 12 & Under Nations Challenge byHEAD title, players prepare for a boat trip at the Girls 16 & under Summer Cups finals in Bucharest, Tennis Europe Junior CommitteeChairperson Karin van Bijsterveld joins organisers at the opening ceremony of the Boys 16 & Under Borotra Cup finals in Le Touquet, TennisEurope President Jacques Dupré at the Girls 18 & Under Soisbault/Reina Cup finals in Granville.


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Serbia & Spain triumph at 18 & Under Summer Cups

Spain and Serbia have won the 2014 18 & UnderEuropean Summer Cups titles, with both teams sco-ring commanding victories on the final day of thecompetition.

Pedro Martinez Portero gave the top seededSpaniards an early lead at the boys’ finals in Venice(ITA), surviving a close first set before acceleratingaway from Poland’s Hubert Kurkacz 7-6(4) 6-2.Junior world #5 and former Tennis Europe JuniorMasters champion Jaume Munar Clar then won thebattle of the teams’ top players against KamilMajchrzak by an almost identical score to secure thetrophy, 7-6(4) 6-3.

The win is Spain’s first at the Galea/Valerio Cup since2003, and tenth overall.

At the final rounds of the Soisbault/Reina Cup inGranville (FRA), Serbia won two tight singles mat-ches against Romania to claim the girls’ champions-hip for the first time in the 49-year history of theevent.

Nina Stojanovic opened the tie with a morale-boos-ting win for third-seeded Serbia, coming back fromthe brink of defeat to Ioana Ducu to emerge a 4-6 7-6(2) 6-1 winner. Junior world #1 Ivana Jorovic thenovercame Ioana Loredana Rosca 6-2 3-6 6-3 to putthe tie out of reach of the Romanians.

Both teams had reached the final after scoringupsets; Romania ended the hopes of top seedsCzech Republic in the quarterfinals and fourth seedsSlovakia in the semis, while Serbia had beaten defen-ding champions Italy before ending Hungary’s hopesof a sweep of 16 and 18 & Under girls’ titles.

Russia beat Belarus 2/1 to claim the bronze medalin the boys’ competition, while Slovakia beatHungary to claim the girls’ bronze. A total of 48nations took part in the competition, which tookplace at ten European venues.

Draws, results and photos can be found here.

18 & Under European Summer Cups: Final Standings

01 SERBIA SPAIN

02 ROMANIA POLAND

03 SLOVAKIA FRANCE

04 HUNGARY GERMANY

05 SPAIN CZECH REPUBLIC

06 BELARUS ROMANIA

07 CZECH REPUBLIC SLOVAKIA

08 ITALY GREAT BRITAIN

Soisbault/Reina Cup(Girls)

Valerio/Galea Cup(Boys)

Above (from top); Eventual winners Spain celebrate victory attheir qualifying group in Westendorf, Serbia lift the SoisbaultCup trophy for the first time in Granville.


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Germany leads race to European Tennis Trophy

Germany has opened a com-manding lead in the race to the2014 European Tennis Trophy,having earned more than dou-ble the points of nearest chal-lenger the Czech Republic asthe season passes its half-waypoint.

The strong position of Germany comes fromimproved performances in all four contributing cate-gories. Victories for German teams at the TennisEurope Winter Cups by HEAD and EuropeanSummer Cups plus a return to the Fed Cup by BNPParibas final for the first time in over 20 years haveled to the country being ranked second in both Juniorand Professional tennis categories. Should Germanygo on to claim the overall title, it would be the firsttime that the country tops the Trophy tables since1996.

Germany typically dominates in senior tennis andthis year is no exception. With most of the senior ten-nis points already allocated, the Senior TennisTrophy is already secure by a massive margin oversecond placed Austria.

Currently in second place overall, the Czech Republicis still in contention to recapture the overall title thatthey won last won in 2012, but holds a slim lead overFrance, Italy and defending champions Russia.

Further down the overall Top 10, the Netherlands andGreat Britain are neck-and-neck in sixth and seventhposition, with the Brits threatening to claim theWheelchair Tennis Trophy from the Dutch for thefirst time since the category was introduced in 2001.

The Trophy is devised to recognise the annualachievements of Tennis Europe's 49 member

nations, providing a comprehensive overview of theperformances of players and teams representingnational tennis federations across four disciplines ofthe sport throughout the season.

The first Trophy Race update of 2014 includes allpoints earned by nations during the first six monthsof the year. Rankings that use a rollover 52-week sys-tem are not included to the point totals at this stage.The final point standings will be announced duringthe first week of the 2015 season, and the awardspresented to national federations at the 2015 TennisEurope Annual General Meeting, which will be held inLausanne (SUI) from 26-29 March.

Full results from last year can be found here, whilethe Top 5 in each category so far in 2014 can be seenin the table below.


Improved performances in international team competitionssuch as the Fed Cup by BNP Paribas (pictured) have contribu-ted to Germany’s lead.

2014 EUROPEAN TENNIS TROPHY RACE

01 GERMANY CZECH REPUBLIC RUSSIA GERMANY NETHERLANDS

02 CZECH REPUBLIC GERMANY GERMANY AUSTRIA GREAT BRITAIN

03 FRANCE ITALY FRANCE NETHERLANDS FRANCE

04 ITALY SWITZERLAND UKRAINE ITALY RUSSIA

05 RUSSIA FRANCE HUNGARY SWEDEN SPAIN/GERMANY (tie)

OverallPerformance

WheelchairTennis

ProfessionalTennis

JuniorTennis

Senior Tennis


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European Beach Tennis Championships in BrightonItalian players once again swept

the board at the European BeachTennis Championships, scoop-ing all three available goldmedals for a seventh consecu-

tive year.

Over 130 players were in action at theevent, representing a record-equalling 21 Europeannations. The tournament was held for a second suc-cessive year at Brighton’s Yellowave Centre andhosted by the British Lawn Tennis Association.

Hot on the heels of the defence of their WorldChampionships title, men’s top seeds AlessandroCalbucci & Marco Garavini wasted little time inrepeating as European Champions. The pair breezedthrough the event without the loss of a set a beatcompatriots Luca Cramarossi and Luca Meliconi 6-16-4 to remain unbeaten after two editions of thecompetition in Brighton.

For Meliconi, the defeat meant a fourth loss in theEuropean Championships final, while the win wasGaravini’s fourth European title overall. The pair alsoscored a unique triple, adding the European title totheir World Team and Individual Championshipstitles, and became the first men’s pair to successful-ly defend the European title.

Spain claimed the bronze medal, as Antomi RamosViera & Saulo Tejada recovered from a set down tobeat unseeded Cyrille Lamy & David Mottin (FRA) 4-6 6-2 [10-7].

The women’s title was also claimed by the top seeds.World #3 Veronica Visani claimed her first Europeantitle alongside 2012 winner Eva D’Elia when they beatfellow-Italians Federica Baccheta & Sofia Cimatti 6-46-4, reversing a loss at the World Championshipslast week.

There was an all-French bronze medal match asfourth seeds Manuela Amiard & Pauline Bourdetedged third seeds Marie-Eve & Mathilde Hoarau bythe slimmest of margins, 5-7 6-4 [11-9].

With play originally delayed by several hours on thefinal day due to stormy conditions caused by theremnants of Hurricane Bertha, the last event to becompleted was the mixed doubles, which saw yetanother all-Italian final. Hours after securing his firstEuropean title, Luca Cramarossa picked up a sec-ond, teaming up with Eva D’Elia to outlast Garavini &Bacchetta 6-2 6-7(6) [10-8]. The win is a secondEuropean mixed title for D’Elia, who has nowreached the gold medal match in four consecutiveyears.

Nikita Burmakin & Daria Churakova of Russia deniedSpain a second bronze, conceding just five games toRamos Viera and his partner Rosa Sitja.

Full draws and results from the Championships canbe found here.



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In the Spotlight: Nicola Kuhn & Rudolph Molleker

Nicola Kuhn and Rudolf Molleker are spearheading amemorable season on the Tennis Europe JuniorTour for Germany. Both have spent the year so farranked firmly inside the 14 & Under Top 10, and thepair has combined to win both European team com-petitions, the Tennis Europe Winter Cups by HEADand the Copa Del Sol, as well as a number of individ-ual events.

Recently they reaffirmed their dominance whenMolleker won the European Junior Championships(Kuhn reached the semifinals) and they teamed upto claim doubles silver medals. We caught up withthem in Pilsen to ask them to evaluate their seasonso far…

This year’s Winter Cups win was a big one forGermany; the first in thirty years. How was the tour-nament for you?Rudi Molleker: Well, it was the first time we’d playedtogether on a team. We’d met before a few times,and had played doubles together, but not at a teamevent. Once we started to play we felt very goodtogether. We didn’t think that we would win the cup,just because it was our first time together, so it wasunbelievable. And after that at the Summer Cups wefelt differently, like “OK, so we know we can winthis!”

Did you feel more pressure at the Summer Cups,knowing that you had won the Winter Cups inCorreggio?Nicola Kuhn: Not really. We had to play one match ata time and try to do our best. Of course we had themotivation to win the Summer Cup and be able towin both events, but really there was no extra pres-sure for us from outside.

The Summer Cups also serve as the qualifying for theworldwide 14 & Under team event. What do youexpect from the World Junior Tennis finals inProstejov?NK: Well, we have to play good of course, becausethe players there are very good – the best in theworld. We just have to play one round at a time andnot think about the finals too much. [The boys wenton the win the championship, beating Canada 2/1 inthe final]

What have been your other favourite tournamentsthis year? You have both had some impressive resultson the regular Tennis Europe Junior Tour. RM: Mine was definitely Tim Essonne in France,that’s the best I have played this year. I beat threegood guys and in the finals I beat the top guy fromRussia [Alen Avidzba] 6-0 6-0, which was unbeliev-

able. So that was definitely my biggest tournament.

NK: Mine was at Tarbes [Les Petits As], where I lostin the final. Everybody was playing there, him also[Molleker], so to reach the final, and play against theFrench guy in front of a big crowd, was a big thing forme. I won at Bolton the week before, which was alsoa good result so those were a good two weeks.

When you play against each other, who wins?RM: Well, we’ve played only once so far…

NK: It was quite a tough match, and he won in thethird set. But we’re going to play many, many timesin the future, so it won’t be the last one!

Nicola, you train at an academy in Spain. How did thatcome about?NK: I live in Germany normally, but since I was smallwe would always go to a summer house in Spain forholidays. I was also practicing when I was there andthen two and a half years ago, we saw that the acad-emy of Juan Carlos Ferrero [Equelite] was fairlyclose – not really near, but about 120km from myhouse, so we thought OK, let’s try to train there andsee if I like it. I liked it a lot, and now I’m living there atthe Academy and that’s where I train.

What’s it like to live away from home at 14?

NK: [Laughs] To be honest I feel quite at homeeverywhere I go! But it’s a very nice atmospherethere. They support us a lot when we travel on socialmedia, and it’s a good motivation. They are doing avery good job; Ferrero is on court with us most of thedays, and that’s very helpful. Everybody there sup-ports everybody else.

Where do you live and train, Rudi?RM: I stay in Berlin, where I practise with my coach.I’ve been with him since I was 5 so we’ve alreadycome a long way. Sometimes I go to Hannover >>

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In the Spotlight: Nicola Kuhn & Rudolph Molleker


<< where I play with Nicolas Kiefer and I have like 10weeks in the year where I can practise there with him,so that helps me a lot.

Who would you say are your tennis heroes and inspira-tions?RM: Mine is Roger Federer. I just love to watch him onthe court. He is quiet on the court and focused on hisgame. It’s unbelievable to watch him, especially hisfootwork and his technique.

NK: Well, it’s quite difficult for me to say because I likeDjokovic very much. He fights all the time and pro-duces some unbelievable shots. But most of all, I thinkI admire Ferrer. Also I know him very well, since I was8 years old. I have practised with him in Hamburg at

the ATP event, and the guy isjust unbelievable. The way hefights for all the balls, henever gives up, mentally he isso strong and I think that he isthe nicest person that you canmeet on the ATP Tour rightnow.

What are your goals for the rest of this season?NK: Obviously this week [the European JuniorChampionships], and the World Junior Tennis finals.Both are important, and we want to have as many aswins as possible, together and separately, becauseit’s vital for our confidence. At the end of the yearmaybe the Orange Bowl. The calendars are not fixedyet, you have to be a little bit flexible…

Will we see you at the Tennis Europe Junior Masters?NK: I don’t know…

RM: It depends. I don’t know if we will qualify…[infact, Molleker qualified automatically by winning theEuropean Junior Championships, while Kuhn is cur-rently in fifth place in the Race to Masters rankings]

NK: There is an Under 14 event at the ATP ValenciaOpen, so that is also a goal for me. Then afterwardswe have to prepare well for the next year, becausewe will think about Under 16s and starting to play ITFevents too.

RM: It’s also important to rest and not play too manyevents. Some holidays are nice, too!

Kuhn (centre), Molleker (right) and team-mate Henri Squire (left) cele-brate Germany's Winter Cups triumph in Correggio in February.

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SMS INC. Announces Results of 30th Wimbledon Equipment Census SPORTS MARKETING SURVEYS INC. (SMS INC.),the official partner of Tennis Europe, has recordedthe equipment, clothing and footwear used by com-petitors at The Wimbledon Championships for thepast 30 years, not only in the men’s and women’ssingles but across all 12 categories including jun-iors, invitational and wheelchair competitions.

Following their 30th consecutive year as researchprovider to the All England Lawn Tennis Club, SMSINC. has unveiled the results of the 2014 equipmentcensus at The Championships, and has comparedthese results against the equipment used by TennisEurope Junior Tour players.

The results offer exclusive insight into equipmenttrends at tennis’ most prestigious event, and theramifications for brands when worldwide exposureis gained, particularly regarding junior elite playerssuch as those on the Tennis Europe Tour. Offeredas part of the complete census are listings of equip-ment and clothing from racquet, racquet bag andstring to shoes, shirt, shorts and skirt.

For the 20th consecutive year at The WimbledonChampionships, Wilson was the number-one rac-quet manufacturer. This year’s event was particu-larly successful for the brand with 11 racquets inplay in the last 16 of the men’s & ladies’ singles – or34% of the racquets at this stage of the tourna-ment.

Continuing its considerable momentum in thesport, Babolat gained market share at TheChampionships for the sixth consecutive year. Nobrand has had a longer growth-streak in SMS’ threedecades at the event. They are established as thenumber two racquet brand at the event – and thenumber one racquet brand among all female com-petitors with a 33% players’ share.

While both Wilson and Babolat can claim to havehad successful Wimbledon Championships, HEADwere the brand that gained the highest number ofracquets year-on-year, increasing their stable by20. HEAD also had the highest percentage of win-ners, with nine Champions including Men’s Singlesin Novak Djokovic, completing their most success-ful Championships for 10 years.

SMS INC.’s detailed annual report also documentseach brand’s time on the main show courts duringthe Championships. In the men’s singles competi-tion Tennis Europe partner HEAD, managed to topshow court exposure largely thanks to their racquetsponsorship of champion Djokovic who amassed

almost five more ‘show-court hours’ than secondplaced Roger Federer.

The influence of such players is clear to see. Thethree leading brands Wilson, Babolat and HEAD, arealso the top 3 racquet brands used by players com-peting on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour, account-ing for an 84% share, with Babolat claiming top spotwith 33% of players.

The shoe brands favoured by the pros atWimbledon were also noted in SMS INC.’s completereport, Nike and Adidas continue to dominate, shar-ing 70% of the show-court exposure. Similar trendsare also witnessed among Tennis Europe JuniorTour players with Nike and Adidas claiming the top2 ranks albeit with a reduced lead. Asics is the num-ber 3 brand for Tennis Europe players, and com-bined with Nike and Adidas account for 70% of theshare.

For further information about SPORTS MARKETINGSURVEYS INC, or about the Wimbledon EquimentCensus, please contact Laura Puddle, the organisa-tion’s Sports Partnerships & Marketing Manager:[email protected]


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European Senior Championships in SofiaThe third edition of the European SeniorsChampionships took place from 7-11 July in Sofia,where the tournament was hosted by the BulgarianTennis Federation and played at the National TennisCentre and the nearby Dema Club.

Over 200 players took part in the event, includingthree of the ITF Senior Circuit’s current world #1sand 26 other Top Ten players.

The first category to be settled was the women’s35s, where home player Biljana Pawlowa-Dimitrovasuccessfully defended her title, finishing ahead ofGermany’s Jessica Schmidt in the round-robinevent. World #4 Daniel Dolbea made a push for thetop of the men’s rankings by beating German com-patriot Carsten Groeger in straight sets to claim themen’s 35s title.

The 40s events saw more success for German men,as Gerhard Fahlke strengthened his position asworld #1 with a crushing 6-0 6-0 win over homehope Yuri Donchev. Meanwhile world #2 Ana Salas-Lozano of Spain put in an equally impressive displayin the women’s event, losing just two games to DianeGuns (BEL) to secure the title.

The men’s 45s title went to a Finnish player for thesecond time in three years. On this occasionAlexander Lindholm upset top seed Jorgen Aberg(SWE) in a match between two of the world’s Top 15players.

Defending champion Konstantinos Effraimoglu wasforced to withdraw from the men’s 50s event, pavingthe way for an all-Austrian final in which ManfredHundstorfer conceded just five games to AlexanderJahn. Ingrid Gutmann-Resch added to the Austriandomination by claiming the women’s title overBarbora Koutna.

In the 55s events, Eva Bogar Szabo of Hungaryended the reign of Gunda Weiland (GER), while topseed Pierre Godfroid of Belgium successfullydefended his title over Karl Pansy (AUT).

Spain swept the Over 60s titles. Javier LazcanoHernandez scored a series of upsets to take themen’s title, beating the top three seeds and both ofthe 2013 finalists en route to the title. In the final hebeat world #5 and defending champion BrunoRenoult (FRA) 6-2 7-6(7). Last year’s 55s runner-upEncarnacion Gomis Ruiz then claimed the women’sgold medal by finishing above Dagmar Sperneder ofAustria in the round-robin.

Another run was ended in the men’s 65s, wheredefending champion Valentin Raus of Romania wasoutlasted by third seed Gerd Dahmen of Germany inthree sets in the final. Heidemarie Oehlsen made it aGerman double by repeating her win in the 2013 finalover Pinuccia Sacchi Caridi (ITA).

The70s categories saw two legends of seniors tennisextend their record breaking tallies of Europeantitles. Austria’s Peter Pokorny was made to workhard by Peter Adrigan in a final between the world´stop two players, but eventually triumphed in threesets. Meanwhile, Heide Orth, recently recognised bythe ITF for her outstanding achievements in seniorstennis, claimed another title by topping her round-robin group with ease.

Sweden’s Rolf Westman defended his men’s 75stitle with a win over top seed Heinz Abernig (AUT),while the most senior of all titles, the men’s 80s,went to the most senior player - Henri Crutchet ofFrance, who conceded just three games to Russia’sGabriel Ryzhevskiy. Unseeded Ryzhevskiy had beat-en defending champion Angelo Sala (ITA) in a matchtie-break in the first round.

The European Championships is a Grade B1 event onthe ITF Seniors Circuit and offers 210 ranking pointsto the winners, making the event the biggest inEurope in terms of points available.

Draws, results, photos and a full list of results andwinners can be found here.


Men’s 45s doubles gold medallists Jorgen Aberg (SWE) and MichaelBraeuer (AUT).


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In the Spotlight: Heide Orth

Germany’s Heide Orth recently extended her recordas the most successful female player in seniors ten-nis history with an incredible 42nd major (Europeanor World Championship) title in Sofia. We caught upwith her to ask her to reflect on her achievements…

You have been a tennis champion since your days asa junior. What is it about tennis that has kept youplaying all your life?

Well, tennis is a fascinating sport that offers so manychallenges: technically from the kick-serve to thesliced backhand, as well as physically and not leastmentally. Personally, I like to compete and, ofcourse, to win.

You have played all over the world in all types ofevents. What has been your favourite place to play?

This not easy to answer because over the yearsthere have been so many changes regarding theattractiveness of the different tournaments. But Ican say that in my younger years I did like to play theGerman Internationals at Hamburg. Nowadays Ienjoy the friendly atmosphere, the wonderful envi-ronment and the good management of Klosters inSwitzerland. Most recently I was very impressed bythe excellent organization of the European SeniorChampionships in Sofia where I played for the firstbut surely not the last time.

We were very happy to have you at the EuropeanSenior Championships. How important is this tourna-ment to you?

As I mentioned, this year I participated for the firsttime at the European Senior Championships. It hasbeen a very positive experience for me and it wasfun to win another European Championship.

What has been the most satisfying tournament win ofyour life?

Maybe I should say it has been the WorldChampionships 2012 in Umag, where I won all mysingles in the Individuals as well as in the Cup with-out losing a set.

How ‘professional’ is life on the senior circuit? Do youtrain hard for the events you play at?

In terms of professionalism, you cannot comparelife on the senior circuit with the circuit of the realpros. My personal training is what may be the stan-dard for seniors: on-court practicing and doingsome physical exercises to stay fit.

You were recently given an Outstanding AchievementAward by the ITF to add to your Lifetime SeniorsChampion Award from Tennis Europe. What do theserecognitions mean to you?

Both awards have been and still are a great honourto me. Of course, it was an unforgettable experienceto be invited to the ITF Champions Dinner in Paristhis year and to be awarded by Mr. Ricci Bitti, the ITFPresident, in front of about 400 former and actualchampions as well as important officials from allover the world for being the most successful femalesenior player in the 100 years´ history of ITF.

What are your tennis goals for the future?

The most important thing for me is to remain physi-cally in good shape and to have fun on the courtenjoying many good matches.

Is tennis a big part of your family life? Do/did youencourage your children and grandchildren to play?

No, actually my family life has not much to do withtennis. My son is playing some tennis but not at atournament level and my grandchildren are still tooyoung to play tennis seriously.

If you could play against anyone from the history ofthe sport, who would you most like to play?

This a bit theoretical. However in my younger yearsLittle Mo (Maureen Connolly) was my idol. As shewas several years older than I unfortunately therehas been never an opportunity to play against her.

Mrs. Orth in Sofia, where she won her 42nd major seniors’ title.

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The International Tennis Federation has ruled thatupcoming Davis Cup by BNP Paribas ties in Ukraine(vs. Belgium) and Israel (vs. Argentina) are beingmoved to neutral venues as a result of regional con-flicts affecting the host nations. The Belgium-Ukraine tie will be played at Tallinn’s Tere TennisCentre (EST), while the Israel-Argentina tie will takeplace in Florida (USA). Next month’s inaugural ATPNegev Israel Open in Tel Aviv has also been can-celled.

Lacoste has announced a two-year extension of itssponsorship of the Barclays ATP World Tour finals.

Turkey will host an ATP World Tour event for thefirst time in 2015, when 250-series Istanbul Open isheld from 27 April – 3 May.

The singles winners at this year’s US Open willreceive a record $3 million each in prize money, anincrease of $400,000 on last year’s winner’scheque and double what the winners were offered in2008. The total amount of prize money on offer is$38.3 million, which represents an 11.7% rise on lastyear’s event. First round losers will receive $35,754.

The USTA has announced the recipients of wildcards for the final Grand Slam of the season; RyanHarrison, Tim Smyczek, Marcos Giron, WayneOdesnik, Jared Donaldson, Noah Rubin, TaylorTownsend, Grace Miinn, Danielle Collins, NicoleGibbs, Madison Brengle and Catherine Bellis.Reciprocal agreements with Tennis Australia andthe French Tennis Federation mean that BernardTomic, Jarmila Gajdosova, Michael Llodra andAmandine Hesse will also feature in the main drawin New York.

Stan Wawrinka has been elected to join the ATPPlayer Council.

Coaching carousel: Ana Ivanovic has split withNemanja Kontic and is now working with DejanPetrovic. Andy Murray and Amelie Mauresmo haveagreed to extend their working relationship after aninitial trial period during the grass court season.

Belgium’s David Goffin recently established a 20-match win streak to claim three ATP Challengertitles, followed by his first ever ATP World Tour titlein Kitzbühel.

UNIQLO and the ITF have signed a three-yearagreement that sees the clothing brand become thetitle sponsor of the ITF Wheelchair Tennis Tour andin international sponsor of the NEC WheelchairTennis Masters.

Maria Sharapova has topped Forbes’ list of thehighest-earning female athletes for the 10th suc-cessive year, with an estimated $24.4 millionbanked between June 2013 and June 2014. Sevenof the top ten athletes on the list are tennis players.

Caroline Wozniacki has announced that she willcompete in the New York Marathon in November toraise money for charity.

Iveta Melzer (formerly Benesova) has announcedher retirement. She reached a career high rankingof No.25 and won two singles and fourteen doublestitles.

Judy Murray has confirmed that she will compete inthe BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing show this autumn.

Rafael Nadal will not defend his US Open title nextweek due to a wrist injury, the second time in threeyears that the former world #1 has been forced tomiss the event.

After clinching the Emirates Airlines US Open Seriestitle, Serena Williams will be gunning for a worldrecord $4 million payday in New York.

Roger Federer has qualified for the Barclays ATPWorld Tour Finals for a record-breaking 13th con-secutive year, joining Rafael Nadal and NovakDjokovic as the only players to have qualified so far.

The first teams have been confirmed for next year’sHopman Cup, with Great Britain making a return tothe competition as Andy Murray teams withHeather Watson. Nick Kyrgios and Casey Dellacquawill represent host nation Australia.

Xavier Malisse beat Fabrice Santoro to win the ATPChampions Tour Optima Open title in Knokke-Heistlast weekend, his debut on the circuit. The eventalso saw two former women’s world #1s - KimClijsters and Monica Seles - in a mixed doubles exhi-bition with John McEnroe and Mansour Bahrami.

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - Overall

Tennis Europe’s junior rankingsystem is devised to give a uni-

fied overall list that shows the rela-tive strengths of all players, regardless of wherethey achieved their results or picked up points,

A player’s overall total includes points from TennisEurope Junior Tour 16 and 14 & Under events, pluspoints earned by players in these age categorieswho participate in ITF Junior Circuit and profes-sional tournaments, all of which are weighted

according to their relative strengths.

The 14 & Under ranking is still available separatelycontaining points earned exclusively at TennisEurope Junior Tour events (see next page), as wellas being integrated to these overall rankings.

For more information on the ranking system, visitwww.TennisEurope.org.

Rankings below are as of August 19th, 2014.


Overall Girls’ Ranking - 16 & Under

01 Catherine Cartan BELLIS USA 2137

02 Tornado Alicia BLACK USA 2050

03 Fanny STOLLAR HUN 2008

04 Marketa VONDROUSOVACZE 1805

05 Anna BLINKOVA RUS 1767

06 Anna KALINSKAYA RUS 1578

07 Priscilla HON AUS 1357

08 Dalma GALFI HUN 1353

09 Olga FRIDMAN UKR 1335

1 0 Evgeniya LEVASHOVA RUS 1315

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Overall Boys’ Ranking - 16 & Under

01 Stefan KOZLOV USA 2400

02 Orlando LUZ BRA 2237

03 Francis TIAFOE USA 2002

04 Mate VALKUSZ HUN 1648

05 Michael MMOH USA 1615

06 Corentin MOUTET FRA 1403

07 Mikael YMER SWE 1314

08 Chan-Yeong OH KOR 1253

09 Bojan JANKULOVSKI MKD 1203

1 0 Stefanos TSITSIPAS GRE 1202


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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - 14 & Under

Many players have made bigstrides in the 14 & Under rank-

ings in recent weeks, with theEuropean Championships and several Category 1events offering lots of points over the summer.

Daria Solovyeva of Russia has been a particularlyprolific winner, adding 16 & Under titles in Sofia andKrems to her 14 & Under win in Pavia as well as run-ner-up spots at Haid (16&U) and Zagreb (14&U).

on the boys’ side, Egor Noskin is another Russian to

be amking a charge, winning his third singles title(and first Category 1) of the season at Eching,adding the doubles for good measure.

At the top of the lists, European champions RudolfMolleker and Anastasia Potapova accelerate awayfrom their rivals, knowing that they have alreadysecured spots at the season-ending JuniorMasters. Check the next page for an update on theRace to compete in Reggio Calabria.



14 & Under Girls


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01 Rudolf MOLLEKER GER 955

02 Tomas JIROUSEK CZE 820

03 Yshai OLIEL ISR 770

04 Alen AVIDZBA RUS 755

05 Nicola KUHN GER 645

06 Nikolay VYLEGZHANIN RUS 590

06 Alexey ZAKHAROV RUS 590

08 Marko MILADINOVIC SRB 575

09 Tomasz DUDEK POL 545

0 9 Egor NOSKIN RUS 545


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01 Anastasia POTAPOVA RUS 1035

02 Olesya PERVUSHINA RUS 1005

02 Dayana YASTREMSKA UKR 905

04 Tatiana MAKAROVA RUS 785

05 Lucie KANKOVA CZE 735

06 Daria SOLOVYEVA RUS 735

07 Ania HERTEL POL 710

08 Olga DANILOVIC SRB 702

09 Selma CADAR ROU 680

1 0 Irina CANTOS SIEMERS GER 655

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Race to the Junior Masters Rankings - 16 & Under

The Top 6 European players according to the rankings published during the week ofSeptember 23rd will join the winner and runner-up from the European JuniorChampionships (marked with ‘Q’, below) in qualifying to compete at the season-endingTennis Europe Junior Masters event, due to be held in Reggio Calabria, Italy from 3-5October.

The Race to the Junior Masters ranking only includes points earned at Tennis EuropeJunior Tour events since last October.

The full ranking lists are published each Tuesday and can be found at www.TennisEurope.org.



16 & Under Girls


Daria Solovyeva (RUS)

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01 Bojan JANKULOVSKI MKD 1080

02 Riccardo BALZERANI ITA 1000

03 Mate VALKUSZ HUN 840

04 Corentin MOUTET FRA 760

05 Maxim TYBAR BLR 760

06 Rrezart CUNGU MNE 760

07 Sven LAH SLO 750

08 Sanin ZUKIC BIH 740

09 Mikalai HALIAK BLR 720

1 0 Vladyslav LOBAK UKR 692

17 Mikael YMER SWE 540


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01 Daria SOLOVYEVA RUS 850

02 Fanny STOLLAR HUN 830

03 Zinovia VANEVA BUL 810

04 Ekaterina VISHNEVSKAYA RUS 740

04 Maria STYLIANOU CYP 740

06 Elizaveta VOLODKO RUS 720

07 Kristina MILETIC SRB 690

08 Tijana SPASOJEVIC SRB 660

09 Olga DANILOVIC SRB 630

09 Katarina MARINKOVIKJ MKD 630

17 Anna BLINKOVA RUS 580

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Race to the Junior Masters Rankings - 14 & Under



Anastasia Potapova (RUS). Photo: fotospo.net

14 & Under Boys

01 Tomas JIROUSEK CZE 810

02 Alen AVIDZBA RUS 755

03 Rudolf MOLLEKER GER 685

04 Nikolay VYLEGZHANIN RUS 540

05 Egor NOSKIN RUS 535

06 Nicola KUHN GER 510

07 Jake HERSEY GBR 505

07 Marko MILADINOVIC SRB 505

09 Yshai OLIEL ISR 500

1 0 Alexey ZAKHAROV RUS 490


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Tomas Jirousek (CZE) Photo: fotospo.net

01 Anastasia POTAPOVA RUS 935

02 Olesya PERVUSHINA RUS 808

03 Tatiana MAKAROVA RUS 675

04 Ania HERTEL POL 575

05 Selma CADAR ROU 540

06 Lucie KANKOVA CZE 520

07 Katarina ZAVATSKA UKR 490

08 Iga SWIATEK POL 470

08 Adela JOLDIC BIH 470

1 0 Anastasia KHARITONOVA RUS 465

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Last year’s 16 & Under winnerMate Valkusz of Hungary (left)has a chance of scoring a rareMasters title defence, and iscurrently third in the Race tocompete in Reggio Calabria.

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results


12 & Under

Jun 16 Padova (ITA) L Musetti (ITA) S Pieri (ITA) 75 61 Maestrelli/Pieri(ITA)

D Frayman (RUS) A Arseneault (CAN) 61 60 Arseneault/Babych (CAN)

Jun 16 Riga (LAT) I Snitari (MDA) D Taczala (POL) 63 63 Cancelled

A Chareva (RUS) S Strombach (GER) 46 63 60 Cancelled

Jun 16 Prijedor (BIH) D Milanovic (BIH) A Muharemovic (BIH) 75 62 Milanovic/Petrovic (BIH)

M Kostyuk (UKR) C Sauvant (GER) 61 60 Kostyuk (UKR)/Sayfetdinova (RUS)

Jun 16 Aylesbury (GBR) L Marmousez (FRA) B Heynold (GBR) 63 63 Heynold/Samuel (GBR)

I Spink (GBR) H Staff (GBR) 62 62 Billon/Boisseau (FRA)

Jun 23 Trieste (ITA) J von der Schulenberg (SUI) L Dardieri (ITA) 60 62 Tabacco/Tabacco (ITA)

M Novikova (RUS) Z Falkner (SLO) 61 61 Novikova (RUS)/Pelicano (MLT)

Jun 23 Pinsk (BLR) M Kniazeu (BLR) E Eldiyar Uulu (RUS) 60 63 Fathullin/Minnivaliev (RUS)

V Kanapatskaya (BLR) V Senna (RUS) 76(4) 61 Kanapatskaya/Kishko (BLR)

Jun 23 Budapest (HUN) I Snitari (MDA) B Dobak (HUN) 62 60 Lanik/Pokorny (SVK)

D Semenistaja (LAT) E Vinnik (RUS) 64 62 Semenistaja/Semenistaja (LAT)

Jun 30 Budaörs (HUN) B Dobak (HUN) P Fajta (HUN) 62 62 Dobak/Valentin (HUN)

E Vinnik (RUS) L Janosi (HUN) 60 60 Semenistaja/Semenistaja (LAT)

Jun 30 Rakovnik (CZE) K Kubik (CZE) V Horak (CZE) 62 46 63 Cizek/Kubik (CZE)

S Strombach (GER) D Lopatetskaya (UKR) 63 62 Lopatetskaya/Monakhova (UKR)

Jun 30 Otocec (SLO) B Devald (CRO) M Sharipov (RUS) 61 62 Genov/Sharipov (RUS)

P Lovric (SLO) A Lytneva (RUS) 64 60 Belinger/Klevisar (SLO)

Jun 30 Porto san Giorgio (ITA) F Tabacco (ITA) L Musetti (ITA) 62 63 Musetti/Tabacco (ITA)

M Novikova (RUS) H Fischer (GBR) 75 63 Frayman/Novikova (RUS)

Jul 7 Versmold (GER) I Tiraspolsky (CAN) M Walser (GER) 62 61 Breysach (FRA)/Schroeder (NED)

E Haavisto (FIN) S Kraus (AUT) 60 61 Meyer auf der Heide/Strombach (GER)

Jul 14 Wahlstedt (GER) J von der Schulenberg (SUI) R Weibull (SWE) 63 61 Laviolette/Zibi (FRA)

S Djoubri (FRA) S Kraus (AUT) 63 62 Haavisto/Heiskanen (FIN)

Jul 14 Sliven (BUL) R Papoe (ROU) N Ionel (ROU) 61 60 Ionel/Papoe (ROU)

B Tokac (TUR) Z Sarioglan (TUR) 62 62 Trasca/Tudorache (ROU)

Jul 14 Salo (ITA) FRANCE ITALY 2-0

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Jul 21 Kufstein (AUT) L Darderi (ITA) N Hartmann (GER) 64 36 63 Lanik/Valent (SVK)

H Sato (JPN) N Krznaric (CRO) 63 60 Elsborg (DEN)/Sato (JPN)

Jul 21 Strobrec (CRO) F Cobolli (ITA) M Sharipov (RUS) 62 62 Cobolli/Gigante (ITA)

E Garkusha (RUS) P Shitikova (RUS) 61 60 Garkusha (RUS)/Langerova (SVK)

Jul 28 Uherske Hradiste (CZE) L Palovic (SVK) D Taczala (POL) 75 62 Lanik/Pokorny (SVK)

D Hindova (CZE) A Silna (CZE) 61 61 Silna/Vajsejtlova (CZE)

Date Tournament Winner Runner-Up Score Doubles Winner

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12 & Under

Jul 28 Bressanone (ITA) M Lorens (POL) F Cobolli (ITA) 26 64 61 Castelleti (ITA)/Lorens (POL)

M Babeaud (ITA) O Selekhmeteva (RUS) 63 36 75 Novakova (CZE)/Selekhmeteva (RUS)

Aug 4 Pisek (CZE) V Horak (CZE) F Schlossman (GER) 76(5) 75 Hartmann/Schlossmann (GER)

D Semenistaja (LAT) P Shitikova (RUS) 64 57 61 Semenistaja/Semenistaja (LAT)

Aug 4 Oetwil (SUI) B Heynold (GBR) D Stricker (SUI) 61 62 Tesic/Turlt (GER)

E Vinnik (RUS) O Selekhmeteva (RUS) 26 60 63 Selekhmeteva/Vinnik (RUS)

Aug 11 Karlsruhe (GER) D Ibragimov (RUS) F Schlossman (GER) 36 75 64 Hartmann/Homberg (GER)

H Sato (JPN) O Selekhmeteva (RUS) 60 61 Sato (JPN)/Selekhmeteva (RUS)

Date Tournament Winner Runner-Up Score Doubles Winner

14 & Under

Jun 16 Riga (LAT) 3 T Dudek (POL) A Laska (BLR) 62 64 Cancelled

I Tetruashvili (ISR) V Stamat (MDA) w/o Cancelled

Jun 16 Birkerod (DEN) 3 G Navarp (SWE) E Graziani (SUI) 63 64 Navarp (SWE)/Wolfschmidt (GER)

S Berlin (SWE) V Pariyskaya (RUS) 63 64 Helmi/Hussain (DEN)

Jun 16 Cacak (SRB) 3 B Zarkovic (SRB) M Popovic (SRB) 63 62 Cretu/Dica (ROU)

S Dadaciu (ROU) J Samoceta (SRB) 63 76(5) Samoceta (SRB)/Tomic (BIH)

Jun 16 Portimao (POR) 3 D Rodrigues (POR) T Soares (POR) 61 61 Rodrigues/Soares (POR)

F Jorge (POR) V Gracheva (RUS) 61 06 63 Jorge/Pinto (POR)

Jun 16 Tbilisi (GEO) 3 A Stekoschikov (RUS) V Yulik (RUS) 62 67(8) 75Lobanov/Spasibo (RUS)

E Mchedlidze (GEO) M Krupenina (RUS) 61 62 Borodina (RUS)/Makatsaria (GEO)

Jun 23 Rungsted (DEN) 3 K Qvarfordt (SWE) E Grevelius (SWE) 62 60 Graziani (SUI)/Navarp (SWE)

L Meyer a/d Heide (GER) K Jaskiewicz (POL) 62 60 Schmidt Axelsson/Yasar (SWE)

Jun 23 Liepaja (LAT) 2 T Skatov (RUS) K Paluch (POL) 62 61 Parts/Seeman (EST)

J Oczachowska (POL) Y Hatouka (BLR) 61 64 Filichenok (BLR)/Oczachowska (POL)

Jun 30 Amsterdam (NED) 3 M Stehling (CAN) G Onclin (BEL) 67(4) 64 63 De Jong/Verwater (NED)

H Sato (JPN) P Nieuwboer (NED) 75 63 Mazepova (RUS)/Truden (ITA)

Jun 30 Tallinn (EST) 3 B Ivanyuzhenkov (USA)A Vorobyev (RUS) 62 75 Kuraksin/Smolyakov (RUS)

C Plakk (EST) K Yersh (BLR) 64 76(1) Shalimova (RUS)/Yersh (BLR)

Jun 30 Euro Summer Cups E Germany Russia 2/1

Ukraine Poland 2/1

Jul 7 Ankara (TUR) 3 Y Erel (TUR) T Ayman (TUR) 26 61 75 Akkoyun/Erel (TUR)

A Comlek (TUR) M Sakar (USA) 60 63 Biter/Comley (TUR)

Jul 7 Edinburgh (GBR) 3 B Murphy (GBR) H Butler (GBR) 60 62 Lewis/Murphy (GBR)

A Loughlan (GBR) A Thane (GBR) 62 64 Hill/Mccolgan (GBR)

Date Tournament Category / Winner Runner-Up Score Doubles Winner

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14 & Under

Jul 7 Meppel (NED) 3 H Squire (GER) C Zoske (GER) 46 64 64 Reynolds/Sisam (AUS)

E Spirina (RUS) P Nieuwboer (NED) 63 46 76(1) Avilycheva/Spirina (RUS)

Jul 7 Oberpullendorf (AUT) 2 N Dica (ROU) S Kopp (AUT) 62 61 Khin/Voros (HUN)

R Buzkova (CZE) O Orpana (FIN) 67(3) 63 64 Koller/Ramskogler (AUT)

Jul 7 Jablonec (CZE) 3 O Styler (CZE) D Jedlicka (CZE) 62 61 Kovarik/Sedlar (CZE)

V Nikolovova (CZE) T Najmanova (CZE) 62 63 Benesova/Najmanova (CZE)

Jul 7 Paris (FRA) 1 T Seyboth Wild (BRA) N Tajima (JPN) 64 75 Lingxi (CHN)/Sheyngezikht (RUS)

T Makarova (RUS) P Krupchenko (RUS) 61 75 Dartron (FRA)/Molinaro (LUX)

Jul 14 Otocec (SLO) 3 R Komac (SLO) L Krainer (AUT) 46 61 1-0 ret Komac/Tekavec (SLO)

K Novak (SLO) L Janko (CRO) 63 63 Janko (CRO)/Nikocevic (GER)

Jul 14 Hatfield (GBR) 3 G Hutchings (GBR) G Loffhagen (GBR) 26 63 60 Dhokia (GBR)/Fisher (CZE)

A Loughlan (GBR) J Lawrence Taylor (GBR) 64 62 Loughlan/Thane (GBR)

Jul 14 Paola (MLT) 3 F Moroni (ITA) A Uvarov (RUS) 76 75 Evloev/Uvarov (RUS)

M Krupenina (RUS) V Olyanovskaya (RUS) 62 62 Krupenina/Mikhaylova (RUS)

Jul 14 Fürstenfeld (AUT) 2 S Palosi (ROU) D Khin (HUN) 36 64 64 Garpered/Grevelius (SWE)

O Orpana (FIN) O Corneanu (ROU) 62 63 Johansen(Ussher (FIN)

Jul 14 Velp (NED) 1 H V/D Schulenburg (SUI) S Baez (ARG) 63 63 Ho (TPE)/Zakharov (RUS)

M Carle (ARG) A Kharitonova (RUS) 63 61 Ni Ma/Wang (CHN)

Jul 21 Kuftsein (AUT) 2 H Squire (GER) W Marek (POL) 62 36 75 Norodom/Van Rensburg (AUS)

E Makarova (RUS) A Nagata (JPN) 67(5) 61 63 Lyven (UKR)/Makarova (RUS)

Jul 21 Nantes (FRA) 2 S Baez (ARG) U Park (KOR) 63 63 Han/Park (KOR)

M Carle (ARG) W Sawasdee (THA) 62 62 Ni Ma/Wang (CHN)

Jul 28 Dublin (IRL) 3 C Pinedo Tejada (ESP) C Salmon (AUS) 64 64 Pinedo Tejada/Vazquez (ESP)

E Adeshina (GBR) P Astigarraga Harper (ESP) 60 61 Banaityte (LTU)/Rebaudieres (FRA)

Jul 28 Sofia (BUL) 3 A Andreev (BUL) F Jianu (ROU) 61 62 Kardaris/Zerdilas Herrera (GRE)

I Garceran (ESP) C Manu (ROU) 61 75 Kandiba/Youseva (RUS)

Jul 28 Wroclaw (POL) 3 D Sedlar (CZE) M Mikula (POL) 67(2) 62 60 Kwiatkowski/Sliwinski (POL)

V Dema (UKR) A Wierzbowska (POL) 63 75 Achong (NED)/Dema (UKR)

Jul 28 Corradino (MLT) 3 B Baker (GBR) E De Santis (ITA) 76(6) 26 75De Santis (ITA)/Sanchez Vinas (ESP)

H Pellicano (MLT) K Zadorozhna (UKR) 62 5-0 ret Kubak (TUR)/Supak (SVK)

Jul 28 Oberentfelden (SUI) 3 F Arnaboldi (ITA) L Engelhardt (GER) 36 76(5) 64Arnaboldi/Speziali (ITA)

N Keller (SUI) E Vinnik (RUS) 63 62 Baltensperger/Keller (SUI)

Jul 28 Waiblingen (GER) 2 H V/D Schulenburg (SUI)E Lumsden (GBR) 46 61 61 Lumsden/McHugh (GBR)

M Bilokin (UKR) A Hummel (GER) 64 64 Lyven/Savina (UKR)

Jul 28 Düren (GER) 1 S Baez (ARG) A Admiraal (NED) 64 64 Ho (TPE)/Lingxi (CHN)

M Carle (ARG) A Hertel (POL) 62 64 Ni Ma/Wang (CHN)


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14 & Under

Aug 4 Balashiha (RUS) 3 T Skatov (RUS) A Uvarov (RUS) 60 61 Skatov (RUS)/Yarmoshuk (BLR)

K Rakhimova (RUS) S Shevchenko (RUS) 62 76(5) Babkova/Shevchenko (RUS)

Aug 4 Dublin (IRL) 3 R Dhokia (GBR) C Pinedo Tejada (ESP) 64 63 Rudolph/Tanner (SUI)

M Biansumba (IRL) C Duffy Niblock (IRL) 76(6) 06 75 Banaityte (LTU)/Urelli Rinaldi (ITA)

Aug 4 Bankia (BUL) 3 C Andreescu (ROU) F Jianu (ROU) 64 76(2) Kardaris/Zerdilas Herrera (GRE)

I Garceran (ESP) C Manu (ROU) 63 26 61 Garceran/Pavlicic (ESP)

Aug 4 Sheffield (GBR) 3 B Murphy (GBR) G Hutchings (GBR) 62 63 Lewis/Murphy (GBR)

A Loughlan (GBR) E Adeshina (GBR) 61 61 Adeshina/Loughlan (GBR)

Aug 4 Ulm (GER) 2 N Hornitschek (GER) L Engelhardt (GER) 64 63 Ottenbreit/Weidenhorn (GER)

A Hummel (GER) M Bilokin (UKR) 67(0) 63 63 Chiesa/Ivaldi (ITA)

Aug 4 Hasselt (BEL) 1 J Hersey (GBR) L Tomic (BIH) 5-3 ret Colson (ROU)/McHugh (GBR)

Z Ni Ma (CHN) E Maloney (GBR) 75 76(4) Budin/Maloney (GBR)

Aug 11 Vilnius (LTU) 3 A Laska (BLR) A Kwiatkowski (POL) 75 61 Kwiatkowski/Ziomber (POL)

K Yersh (BLR) A Efremova (BLR) 64 36 64 Davidzenka/Yersh (BLR)

Aug 11 Pirogovskiy (RUS) 3 A Kachalov (RUS) G Shayakhmetov (RUS) 63 36 62 Senchuk/Trunov (RUS)

D Lukyanova (RUS) K Domnina (RUS) 62 75 Domnina/Koval (RUS)

Aug 11 Podgorica (MNE) 3 S Gazo (SRB) G Tufekcic (GER) 62 63 Speziali (ITA)/Tufekcic (GER)

S Dadaciu (ROU) A Skrobonja (SRB) 64 63 Molchanova (UKR)/Tmusic (SRB)

Aug 11 Yerevan (ARM) 3 D Spasibo (RUS) R Terzyan (RUS) 63 62 Neganov/Novikov (RUS)

M Dalakishvili (GEO) N Nasibyan (GEO) 6-0 ret Chayka (RUS)/Skorokhodova (UKR)

Aug 11 Luxembourg (LUX) 3 M Marinescu (ROU) R Weiler (GER) 67(5) 76(2) 64 Fiorito/Garcia (FRA)

L Meyer a/d Heide (GER) K Kuzmova (SVK) 63 63 Meyer a/d Heide (GER)/Vlasova (RUS)

Aug 11 Nivelles (BEL) 3 A Mchugh (GBR) G Onclin (BEL) 64 60 Deckers (NED)/McHugh (GBR)

V Ivanov (NZL) A Tikhonova (RUS) 63 61 Koetterheinrich/Zehender (GER)

Aug 11 Eching/Munich (GER) 1 E Noskin (RUS) Y Bondarevskiy (RUS) 64 76(3) Huetten (GER)/Noskin (RUS)

S Lansere (RUS) A Joldic (BIH) 64 64 Joukanen (FIN)/Shalimova (RUS)


16 & Under

Jun 16 Riga (LAT) 3 M Tybar (BLR) J Faria Carvalho (POR) 62 67(2) 62Cancelled

M Stylianou (CYP) T Haliou (CYP) 63 61 Cancelled

Jun 16 Mali Losinj (CRO) 3 K Lemstra (GER) E Holis (CZE) 61 76(6) Doubek/Holis (CZE)

M Jovicic (BIH) A Kynclova (CZE) 46 64 75 Buzkova/Kynclova (CZE)

Jun 16 Tbilisi (GEO) 3 S Polukhin (RUS) D Tashbatulov (UZB) 62 26 64 Kvantaliani (UKR)/Metreveli (GEO)

O Andrieieva (UKR) A Shanidze (GEO) 61 46 62 Akhalkatsi/Memishishi (GEO)


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16 & Under

Jun 16 Bitola (MKD) 3 K Kirovski (SRB) J Macic (MNE) 60 61 Atanasov/Evtimov (BUL)

T Ristic (SRB) N Berberovic (BIH) 64 62 Marinkovikj (MKD)/Ristic (SRB)

Jun 16 Crema (ITA) 2 R Balzerani (ITA) G Fonio (ITA) 64 62 Ciurletti/Otegui (ARG)

S Waltert (SUI) G Pigato (ITA) 64 76(5) Krywoj (ARG)/Romero (ECU)

Jun 23 Brussels (BEL) 3 G Blancaneaux (FRA) S Junk (GER) 61 61 Bandeira (POR)/Blancaneaux (FRA)

S Bezukladova (RUS) G Heynemans (BEL) 64 67(5) 64 Chitdara/Lardinois (BEL)

Jun 23 Mestre (ITA) 3 C Donato (ITA) D Iamunno (ITA) 57 75 63 Bonafede/Iamunno (ITA)

R Maffei (ITA) R Buzkova (CZE) 75 67(5) 63Maffei/Visentin (ITA)

Jun 23 Kranj (SLO) 3 G Kokalj (SLO) G Ramskogler (AUT) 64 63 Paroulek/Vrbensky (CZE)

V Erjavec (SLO) A Neuwirth (AUT) 62 64 Novak (SLO)/Szabo (HUN)

Jun 23 Cakovec (CRO) 2 S Zukic (BIH) S Lah (SLO) 63 61 Divkovic/Selak (CRO)

N Berberovic (BIH) K Kilic (CRO) 61 64 Belovukovic (AUS)/Solovyeva (RUS)

Jun 23 Avignon (FRA) 1 R Cungu (MNE) I de Rueda de Genover (ESP) 16 63 63 Cungu (MNE)/Zahraj (GER)

V Yushchenko (RUS) J Sapin (FRA) 62 60 Budin (GBR)/Jansen Figueras (ESP)

Jun 30 Marianske Lazne (CZE) 3 J Erdmann (GER) A Stepanek (CZE) 64 62 Ross/Taylor (AUS)

E Voracek (GER) T Polanska (CZE) 64 62 Kogoutkova/Najmanova (CZE)

Jun 30 Sliven (BUL) 3 J Faria Carvalho (POR) K Dimitrov (BUL) 76(5) 64 Andrade/Faria Carvalho (POR)

A Zaicenco (MDA) K Marinkovikj (MKD) 63 75 Ivasco/Zaicenco (MDA)

Jun 30 Bucharest (ROU) 3 B Pavel (ROU) V Cancu (ROU) 75 62 Dancu/Popescu (ROU)

T Mare (ROU) D Stoica (ROU) 62 64 Chivu/Manu (ROU)

Jul 7 Aviles (ESP) 3 C Divar (ESP) I de Rueda de Genover (ESP) 63 46 76(4) Mesquida Berg/Ruiz (ESP)

A Garcia Fernandez (ESP) M Bassols Ribera (ESP) 75 46 63 Conejero Gutierrez/Conejero Gutierrez (ESP)

Jul 7 Michalovce (SVK) 3 M Fekiac (SVK) I Abrudan (ROU) 64 64 Fekiac/Puskar (SVK)

V Dema (UKR) N Seduchova (SVK) 64 62 Nagy/Szabo (HUN)

Jul 7 Kordin (MLT) 3 A Ingarao (ITA) A Trapani (ITA) 62 36 62 Ingarao/Trapani (ITA)

M Stylianou (CYP) A Solovyeva (RUS) 60 62 Infantino/La Rocca (ITA)

Jul 7 Haskovo (BUL) 3 M Broville (FRA) G Andrade (POR) 26 62 62 Andrade/Faria Carvalho (POR)

Z Vaneva (BUL) D Solovyeva (RUS) 63 64 Mazdrashka/Topalova (BUL)

Jul 14 Ufa (LAT) 3 I Mikhaylyuk (RUS) I Valiev (RUS) 63 63 Lysov/Mikhaylyuk (RUS)

U Shirokova (RUS) A Kulik Aleksandra (RUS) 63 63 Kulik Aleksandra/Ukolova (RUS)

Jul 14 Minsk (BLR) 3 M Tybar (BLR) M Haliak (BLR) 36 61 61 Haliak/ Tybar (BLR)

E Volodko (RUS) A Inozemtseva (RUS) 62 60 Paulenka/Prysmakova (BLR)

Jul 14 Sofia (BUL) 1 B Jankulovski (MKD) S Zukic (BIH) 76(3) 61 Neykov/Palazov (BUL)

D Solovyeva (RUS) Z Vaneva (BUL) 61 61 Ivasco/Zaicenco (MDA)

Jul 21 Lida (BLR) 3 O Besednikov (RUS) A Laska (BLR) 64 64 Liaonenka (BLR)/Rainin (UKR)

E Volodko (RUS) T Nikolaeva (RUS) 62 63 Nikolaeva/Volodka (RUS)


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16 & Under

Jul 21 Trnava (SVK) 3 G Huber (AUT) M Szappanos (HUN) 60 76(8) Fryze/ Skowronski (POL)

E Zakordoniec (POL) A Fouraev (HUN) 63 75 Pichler (AUT)/Zakordoniec (POL)

Jul 21 Nis (SRB) 3 K Kirovski (SRB) A Jokic (SRB) 64 64 Dabic/Kirovski (SRB)

T Spasojevic (SRB) S Takamura (JPN) 61 62 Samoceta/Spasojevic (SRB)

Jul 21 Curtea de Arges (ROU) 2 G Blancneaux (FRA) D Cozma (ROU) 62 63 Blancaneaux (FRA)/Gatev (SUI)

D Stoica (ROU) M Marculescu (ROU) 75 63 Chivu/Marculescu (ROU)

Jul 28 Yerevan (ARM) 3 D Yedigaryan (ARM) M Turchin (RUS) 06 63 60 Parefnov/Serezhin (RUS)

A Ukolova (RUS) D Tkachenko (RUS) 62 61 Chayka/Vishnevskaya (RUS)

Jul 28 Podgorica (MNE) 3 R Savin (CRO) V Yulik (RUS) 62 60 Laenko (RUS)/Onita (ROU)

A Khlestova (RUS) A Ushakova (RUS) 75 62 Nikocevic/Schmidt (GER)

Jul 28 Oberentfelden (SUI) 3 N Schell (GER) P Grassi (MLT) 62 60 Hildebrandt/Schell (GER)

E Voracek (GER) M Fux (SUI) 76(5) 67(4) 75Tsygourova (SUI)/Voracek (GER)

Jul 28 Krems (AUT) 2 J Rodionov (BLR) B Pavel (ROU) 62 63 Eisenzapf (GER)/Hutterer (AUT)

D Solovyeva (RUS) A Kasatkina (RUS) 76(5) 62 Makarova/Solovyeva (RUS)

Jul 28 Waiblingen (GER) 2 L Soha (HUN) J Erdmann (GER) 75 64 Soha (HUN)/Strombachs (GER)

I Cantos Siemers (GER) C Nonnenmacher (GER) 63 62 Cantos Siemers (GER)/Laguza (UKR)

Aug 4 Viljandi (EST) 3 K Tamm (EST) T Vaise (LTU) 36 64 63 Ausiyevich/Laska (BLR)

R Mertena (LAT) I Daujotaite (LTU) 61 63 Buka/Nikusina (LAT)

Aug 4 Niksic (MNE) 3 M Miladinovic (SRB) N Arsic (SRB) 64 57 76(3)Jurkavic/Kovacic (CRO)

A Ushakova (RUS) H Djokic (BIH) 63 75 Djokic (BIH)/Zivkovic (SRB)

Aug 4 Yerevan (ARM) 3 P Serezhin (RUS) M Turchin (RUS) 64 75 Serezhin/Turchin (RUS)

E Vishnevskaya (RUS) A Ukolova (RUS) 64 26 63 Borodina (RUS)/Kentchiashvili (GEO)

Aug 4 Paola (MLT) 3 F Bohorquez (ESP) E Neos (CYP) 57 75 64 Neos/ Rousos (CYP)

H Jansen Figueras (ESP) K Zadorozhna (UKR) 6-1 ret Haliou (CYP)/Jansen Figueras (ESP)

Aug 4 Skopje (MKD) 3 B Jankulovski (MKD) B Zarkovic (SRB) 61 61 Gerasimoski/Jankulovski (MKD)

K Marinkovikj (MKD) T Ristic (SRB) 36 63 64 Marinkovikj (MKD)/Ristic (SRB)

Aug 4 Haid (AUT) 2 G Huber (AUT) M Lang (AUT) 62 61 Lusovsky/Simecek (CZE)

E Makarova (RUS) D Solovyeva (RUS) 62 64 Makarova/Solovyeva (RUS)

Aug 4 Ulm (GER) 2 L Weidenmann (GER) N Schell (GER) 62 26 64 Hildebrandt/Zahraj (GER)

M Lyven (UKR) A Laguza (UKR) 26 62 64 Golubovskaya/Stepanova (RUS)

Aug 11 Kilkis (GRE) 3 P Kostaris (GRE) M Stavrakas (GRE) 64 62 Agious/Stavrakas (GRE)

A Zaicenco (MDA) V Karvouni (GRE) 26 63 64 Gukasyan (UKR)/Zaicenco (MDA)

Aug 11 Vilnius (LTU) 3 R Wrzesinski (LTU) A Liaonenka (BLR) 62 76(5) Cherkasau/Liaonenka (BLR)

P Bakaite (LTU) Y Hatouka (BLR) 63 63 Bakaite/Zykute (LTU)

Aug 11 Skopje (MKD) 3 E Pepic (MKD) I Vidan (ROU) 64 62 Fisher (CZE)/Popovski (MKD)

A Khlestova (RUS) L Babunski (SRB) 62 61 Malesevic (SRB)/Veselinova (MKD)


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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Gallery


Recent photos from the Tennis Europe Junior Tour (clockwise, from top left): Runner-up Zinovia Vaneva (BUL) and winner Daria Solvyeva(RUS) at the 16&U Cat. 1 Dema Cup in Sofia, winner Eliza Omirou (CTYP) at the 16&U Eleon Tennis Club tournament in Nicosia, ArgentineansMaria Lourdes Carle & Sebastian Baez scored a double win at the 14&U Cat. 1 event in Düren, Jake Hersey (GBR) with the champion’s trophyat Cat.1 14&U Hasselt, Jeffrey von der Schulenberg (SUI), winner of the Cat.1 14&U Windmill Cup title (photo: Richard van Loon,tennisfoto.net), 16&U Aviles Apple Bowl finalists Carlos Divar and Ignasi de Rueda de Genover (ESP). More photos from the Tennis EuropeJunior Tour can be found at http://www.tenniseurope.org/photobooks.aspx?id=941.

16 & Under

Aug 11 Istanbul (TUR) 3 S Yildirim (TUR) Y Aktas (TUR) 64 60 Akkoyun/Erel (TUR)

Z Basel (CYP) B Ozarslan (TUR) w/o Takunyaci/Tekbas (TUR)

Aug 11 Luxembourg (LUX) 3 J Hildebrandt (GER) D Klimov (GER) 16 62 63 Klimov (GER)/Mila Rafi (ESP)

E Molinaro (NED) L Doertzbach (GER) 61 61 Meulenberg (BEL)/Molinaro (NED)

Aug 11 Nivelles (BEL) 3 S Junk (GER) S Beaupain (BEL) 61 60 Beke (NED)/Rai (NZL)

L Hadab (MAR) S Gaisina (RUS) 64 60 Daisina (RUS)/Ivanov (NZL)

Aug 11 Zell (AUT) 2 G Ramskogler (AUT) B Kilchherr (SUI) 36 61 64 Hutterer (AUT)/Machac (CZE)

L Kankova (CZE) E Makarova (RUS) 60 61 Kankova/Siskova (CZE)

Aug 11 Eching/Munich (GER) 2 G Huber (AUT) J Paul (SUI) 63 61 De Rueda De Genover/Roglan (ESP)

E Voracek (GER) S Mejerovits (GER) 76(1) 57 64 Kharitonova/Lansere (RUS)


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16 & Under

Jul 15 Sliven (BUL) 3 R Cungu (MGO) A Lazarov (BUL) 75 62 Dimitrov/Lazarov (BUL)

O Gavrila (ROU) V Zheleva (BUL) 64 63 Jones (AUS)/Surapaneni (IND)

Jul 15 Podolsk (RUS) 3 I Petrunin (RUS) A Gazizov (RUS) 62 61 Chechel/Repkin (UKR)

M Sovetova (RUS) P Avdzhiyan (BUL) 63 63 Tkachenko/Tkachenko (USA)

Jul 22 Moscow (RUS) EU A Rublev (RUS) R Safiullin (RUS) 63 46 63 Martinez Portero/Munar Clar (ESP)

D Kasatkina (RUS) J Teichmann (SUI) 63 63 Grimm/Teichmann (SUI)

Jul 22 Curtea de Arges (ROU) 2 C Manda (ROU) V Vanta (ROU) 61 60 Manole/Vanta (ROU)

M Bulgaru (ROU) O Gavrila (ROU) 63 64 Gavrila/Minca (ROU)

Jul 22 Minsk (BLR) 3 M Haliak (BLR) K Nesterenko (UKR) 64 64 Lysov/Nesterov (RUS)

A Skabelka (BLR) O Basko (RUS) 62 62 Izotova/Yemelyanenka (BLR)

Jul 22 Trnava (SVK) 3 M Selecky (SVK) C Modovan (ROU) 46 75 75 Husar/Soban (SVK)

P Udvardy (HUN) A Lazarova (SVK) 76(3) 06 61Mashtakova (RUS)/Udvardy (HUN)

Jul 22 Obersentfelden (SUI) 3 M Oettle (GER) M Poplawski (SUI) 64 75 Büttner/Vrbsky (GER)

M Bayerlova (CZE) C Nonnenmacher (GER) 60 60 Bayerlova (CZE)/Voracek (GER)

Jul 29 Waiblingen (GER) 2 C Summaria (ITA) C Patzanovsky (GER) 57 76(1) 64 Summaria (ITA)/Wessels (GER)

M Bayerlova (CZE) L Ruppert (GER) 64 63 Jung/Ruppert (GER)

Jul 29 Krems (AUT) 2 D Orlita (CZE) Y Kaelin (SUI) 60 61 Hutterer/Lang (AUT)

L Kraus (AUT) A Mashtakova (RUS) 64 62 Kompein/Neuwirth (AUT)

Jul 29 Cluj Napoca (ROU) 3 R Codescu (ROU) C Modovan (ROU) 64 63 Pavel/Tomescu (ROU)

I Minca (ROU) A Surdeanu (ROU) 60 60 Bulgaru/Minca (ROU)

Jul 29 Niksic (MNE) 3 M de Rossi (SMR) A Rainin (UKR) 61 61 Bertuccioli (ITA)/De Rossi (SMR)

T Bojanic (MNE) M Sahinagic (BIH) 63 75 Popovic (SRB)/Sunic (CRO)

Aug 5 Ulm (GER) 2 L Wiedenmann (GER) A Latifovic (GER) 64 36 62 Hampe/Wessels (GER)

M Bayerlova (CZE) L Samsonova (CZE) 63 63 Bayerlova (CZE)/Rettich (GER)

Aug 5 Haid (AUT) 2 C Patzanovsky (GER) B Henning (GER) 26 61 75 Matuszewski/Smietana (POL)

W Kulik (POL) J Regehr (GER) 46 62 64 Nyikos/Wolfgruber (AUT)

Aug 5 Viljandi (EST) 3 C Klettenberg (EST) H Inno (EST) 63 61 Inno/Klettenberg (EST)

A Veselova (RUS) G Druteikaite (LTU) 64 63 Demcenkova/Marcinkevica (LAT)

Aug 5 Podgorica (MNE) 3 M de Rossi (SMR) R Cungu (MNE) 62 63 Butulija (SRB)/Cungu (MNE)

M Sahinagic (BIH) T Bojanic (MNE) 63 16 62 Musiychenko/Ushakova (RUS)

Aug 5 Skopje (MKD) 3 B Jankulovski (MKD) G Srbljak (MKD) 62 62 Andreevski/Jankulovski (MKD)

I Minca (ROU) E Christofi (GRE) 63 61 Christofi/Soldatou (GRE)



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Jun 16 Sleza (POL) $10,000 J Inzerillo (FRA) J Satral (CZE) 63 64 Inzerillo/Surreaux (FRA)

Jun 16 Cluj Napoca (ROU) $10,000 M Bourgue (FRA) M Bortolotti (ITA) 62 61 Kuncik/Suc (CZE)

Jun 16 Belgrade (SRB) $10,000 M Zekic (SRB) Y Maden (GER) 75 63 Eames/Van Peperzeel

Jun 16 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 D Propoggia (AUS) B Erguden (TUR) 36 62 61 Ilkel/Yurtacan (TUR)

Jun 16 Petrovsk (UKR) $10,000 D Molchanov (UKR) V Manafov (UKR) 61 20 Ret. Manafov/Uzhylovsky (UKR)

Jun 16 Limelette (BEL) $10,000 P Torebko (GER) A Musialek (FRA) 16 62 64 Barbosa (POR)/Bogaerts (BEL)

Jun 16 Stara Zagora (BUL) $10,000 J Carpenter (GBR) N Fatic (BIH) 46 64 62 Fatic (BIH)/ Jotovski (MKD)

Jun 16 Melilla (ESP) $10,000 J Hernando-Ruano (ESP) R Ojeda Lara (ESP) 62 46 63 Perez Sanz (ESP)/Zeballos (BOL)

Jun 16 Ajaccio (FRA) $15,000+H N Langer (GER) J Ubiergo (FRA) 76(3) 63 Couacaud/Rochette (FRA)

Jun 16 Tel Aviv (ISR) $10,000 D McCarthy (USA) T Goldengoren (ISR) 46 75 63 Kobelt/Mccarthy (USA)

Jun 16 Siena (ITA) $10,000 P Cachin (ARG) G Sakharov (FRA) 76(2) 75 Cachin/Galdon (ARG)

Jun 16 Alkmar (NED) $15,000 E Ymer (SWE) J Aguilar (CHI) 61 57 62 Abend/Lootsman (NED)

Jun 16 Siofok (HUN) $10,000 P Rosenholm (SWE) I Arvidsson (SWE) 75 36 75 Saavedra Corvalan/Urzua (CHI)

Jun 23 Seefeld (AUT) $10,000 D Lustig (CZE) R Bellotti (ITA) 62 62 Brunner/Novak (AUT)

Jun 23 Havre (BEL) $10,000 Y Vandenbulcke (BEL) J Dubail (BEL) 62 61 Barbosa (POR)/Bogaerts (BEL)

Jun 23 Stara Zagora (BUL) $10,000 M Bourgue (FRA) A Lazov (BUL) 64 63 Haenle/Mies (GER)

Jun 23 Palma del Rio (ESP) $15,000+H E Struvay (COL) E Gerasimov (BLR) 64 76(4) Pla Malfeito (ESP)/ Ramanathan (IND)

Jun 23 Toulon (FRA) $15,000 E Couacaud (FRA) C Lestienne (FRA) 64 62 Laurent/Lestienne (FRA)

Jun 23 Sabac (SRB) $10,000 P Krstin (SRB) N Jarry (CHI) 57 64 76(5) Rivera-Aranguiz/Saez (CHI)

Jun 23 Busto Arsizio (ITA) $15,000 S Travaglia (ITA) R Marcora (ITA) 62 46 64 Neis/Sakamoto (BRA)

Jun 23 Breda (NED) $15,000+H J Kubler (AUS) K Coppejans (BEL) 63 67(6) 63Leite (BRA)/Lindell (SWE)

Jun 23 Wroclaw (POL) $10,000 J Satral (CZE) M Marterer (GER) 64 76(4) Kaczynski/Marterer (GER)

Jun 23 Sibiu (ROU) $10,000 V Crivoi (ROU) V Antonescu (ROU) 64 16 64 Ciumac (MDA)/Luncanu (ROU)

Jun 23 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 A Sektic (BIH) B Erguden (TUR) 63 46 61 Kalovelonis (GRE)/Merino (PER)

Jun 23 Petrovsk (UKR) $10,000 D Molchanov (UKR) S Boltz (FRA) 75 62 Bubka/Molchanov (UKR)

Jun 30 Seefeld (AUT) $10,000 B Trinker (AUT) R Bellotti (ITA) 62 63 Elliott (USA)/Van Peperzeel (AUS)

Jun 30 De Haan (BEL) $10,000 A Ward (GBR) Y Vandenbulcke (BEL) 76(3) 61 Janvier/Lakat (FRA)

Jun 30 Plovdiv (BUL) $10,000 Rivera-Aranguiz (CHI) T Grozdanov (BUL) 57 63 61 Rivera-Aranguiz/Saez (CHI)

Jun 30 Bakio (ESP) $10,000 D Perez Sanz (ESP) J Salazar Martin (ESP) 62 62 Domingues (POR)/Sanjurjo (ESP)

Jun 30 Montauban (FRA) $15,000+H T Lamasine (FRA) M Vaisse (FRA) 76(5) 16 76(6) Laurent/Lestienne (FRA)

Jun 30 Manchester (GBR) $15,000 J Milton (GBR) G Coupland (GBR) 64 16 76(3) Golding/Morgan (GBR)

Jun 30 Saarlouis (GER) $10,000 N Jarry (CHI) M Moraing (GER) 64 46 64 Haenle (GER)/Trendafilov (BUL)

Jun 30 Mantova (ITA) $15,000+H L Vanni (ITA) I Klec (SVK) 64 64 Dutra Da Silva/Sakamoto (BRA)

Jun 30 Middelburg (NED) $15,000 T Monteiro (BRA) B Westerhof (NED) 64 67(2) 75 Arends/Lootsma (NED)

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Jun 30 Focsani (ROU) $15,000 P Luncanu (ROU) O Giacalone (ITA) 64 61 Cornea/Luncanu (ROU)

Jun 30 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 H Nys (FRA) A Setkic (BIH) 64 63 Nys (FRA)/Zeballos (BOL)

Jul 7 Bourg en Bresse (FRA) $15,000 B Pashanski (SRB) Y Reuter (BEL) 46 64 63 Halys/Hamou (FRA)

Jul 7 Ilkley (GBR) $15,000 M Daneill (NZL) L Burton (GBR) 62 75 Burton/Corrie (GBR)

Jul 7 Pitesti (ROU) $10,000 F Horansky (SVK) V Mensurado (POR) 64 75 Giurgiu/Jecan (ROU)

Jul 7 Kassel (GER) $15,000 P Torbeko (GER) D Novak (AUT) 67(6) 64 76(2) Kapas/Koniusz (POL)

Jul 7 Sassuolo (ITA) $15,000 B Fratangelo (USA) A Brizzi (ITA) 64 20 Ret. Dutra da Silva (BRA)/Fratangelo (USA)

Jul 7 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 H Nys (FRA) M Pecotic (CRO) 76(5) 36 76(4) Polkinghorne/Puodziunas (AUS)

Jul 7 Knokke (BEL) $10,000 D Masur (GER) D Grabul (MKD) 76(6) 46 76(6) Saavedra-Corvalan/Urzua (CHI)

Jul 7 Getxo (ESP) $10,000 R Ramanathan (IND) M Giner (ESP) 64 61 Perez Sanz (ESP)/Ramanathan (IND)

Jul 7 Telfs (AUT) $10,000 A Partl (SVK) M Semjan (SVK) 46 64 63 Ofner (AUT)/Oliveira (POR)

Jul 7 Plovdiv (BUL) $10,000 M Bourgue (FRA) E Eremin (ITA) 64 63 Arneodo (MON)/Margaroli (SUI)

Jul 7 Belgrade (SRB) $10,000 J Marie (FRA) M Jankovic (SRB) 63 64 Rivera-Aranguiz/Saez (CHI)

Jul 14 Westende (BEL) $10,000 N Desein (BEL) S Darcis (BEL) 63 36 76(6) Nys/Rousset (FRA)

Jul 14 Blagoevgrad (BUL) $10,000 M Bourgue (FRA) M Hamou (FRA) 61 64 Jakupovic (GRE)/Zhurbin (RUS)

Jul 14 Gandia (ESP) $10,000 A De Greef (BEL) R Ramanathan (IND) 64 46 63 Arauzo(ESP)/Beran (CAN)

Jul 14 Tallinn (EST) $10,000 C Lindell (SWE) M Eriksson (SWE) 36 62 62 Mugevicius (LTU)/Vasilenko (RUS)

Jul 14 Saint-Gervias (FRA) $15,000 M Vaisse (FRA) A Karatsev (RUS) 63 63 El-Effendi (USA)/ Walsh (GBR)

Jul 14 Frinton (GBR) $15,000 D Rice (GBR) G Coupland (GBR) 64 64 Coupland/Rice (GBR)

Jul 14 Modena (ITA) $15,000 D Giorgini (ITA) F Gaio (ITA) 63 64 Rondoni/Travaglia (ITA)

Jul 14 Curtea de Arges (ROU) $10,000 F Horansky (SVK) D Dima (ROU) 64 64 Cornea/Luncanu (ROU)

Jul 14 Belgrade (SRB) $10,000 M Sabanov (CRO) J Saez (CHI) 60 62 Jandric/Jankovic (SRB)

Jul 14 Tatanskra (SVK) $10,000 M Semjan (SVK) R Siwy (CZE) 62 62 Fabian/Partl (SVK)

Jul 14 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 A Setkic (BIH) N Scholtz (RSA) 63 63 Scholtz/Vorster (RSA)

Jul 14 Trier (GER) $10,000 P Torebko (GER) C Saavedra-Corvalan (CHI) 62 64 Kaczynski (GER)/Trendafilov (BUL)

Jul 14 Kramsach (AUT) $10,000 N Reissig (AUT) C Trubrig (AUT) 36 76(3) 64Jebavy/Satral (CZE)

Jul 21 Bad Waltersdorf (AUT) $10,000 D Lojda (CZE) K Beck (SVK) 63 57 64 Blecha (CZE)/Pel (NED)

Jul 21 Heist (BEL) $10,000 J Cagnina (BEL) O Rochus (BEL) 62 64 Cagnina/Gille (BEL)

Jul 21 Aarhus (DEN) $15,000 C Lindell (SWE) M Donati (ITA) 62 Ret. Donati/Vagnozzi (ITA)

Jul 21 Denia (ESP) $10,000 P Cachin (ARG) M Banes (AUS) 64 36 64 Banes/Eames (AUS)

Jul 21 Tallinn (EST) $10,000 V Ivanov (EST) J Podzus (LAT) 62 76(10) Kerner (EST)/Whittington (AUS)

Jul 21 Troyes (FRA) $10,000 M Hamou (FRA) L Rochette (FRA) 26 76(3) 60Jacq/Rousset (FRA)

Jul 21 Essen (GER) $10,000 P Torebko (GER) M Netuschil (GER) 62 64 Elliott (USA)/Van Peperzeel (NED)

Jul 21 Fano (ITA) $15,000+H J Kubler (AUS) D Giorgini (ITA) 61 57 63 Frigerio/Trevisan (ITA)


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Jul 21 Pitesti (ROU) $10,000 M Bourgue (FRA) C Fortuna (ITA) 61 1-0 ret Grigoriu/Paval (ROU)

Jul 21 Valjevo (SRB) $10,000 M Janvier (FRA) T Jotovski (MKD) 76(4) 76(6) Gordy/Nagy (HUN)

Jul 21 Michalovce (SVK) $10,000 K Majchrzak (POL) F Brtnicky (CZE) 62 63 Marsoun/Rumler (CZE)

Jul 21 Dublin (IRL) $15,000 J Milton (GBR) E Corrie (GBR) 46 75 62 Corrie (GBR)/Nielsen (DEN)

Jul 28 Ostend (BEL) $10,000 C Lestienne (FRA) A Sidorenko (FRA) 64 62 Griekspoor/Meuffels (NED)

Jul 28 Copenhagen (DEN) $15,000 M Pedersen (DEN) P Rosenholm (SWE) 46 76(4) 63Arvidsson (SWE)/Kromann (DEN)

Jul 28 Xativa (ESP) $10,000 O Roca Batalla (ESP) M Banes (AUS) 62 62 Esteve Lobato/Roca Batalla (ESP)

Jul 28 Telavi (GEO) $10,000 F Diep (FRA) R Sinicropi (ITA) 61 Ret. Diep (FRA)/Medvedev (RUS)

Jul 28 Wetzlar (GER) $10,000 E Korolev (RUS) J Lenz (GER) 60 06 63 Pel/Van Scheppingen (NED)

Jul 28 Pontedera (ITA) $10,000 M Trevisan (ITA) F Picco (ITA) 62 61 Dutra Da Silva (BRA)/Volante (ITA)

Jul 28 Vilnius (LTU) $10,000 M Dubarenco (MDA) L Mugevicius (LTU) 61 64 Dubarenco (MDA)/Kobelt (USA)

Jul 28 Cluj Napoca (ROU) $15,000 V Crivoi (ROU) P Torebko (GER) 67(5) 63 64 Giurgiu/Jecan (ROU)

Jul 28 Kazan (RUS) $10,000 A Zaitsev (RUS) R Safiullin (RUS) 63 64 Shatskiy/Zhurbin (RUS)

Jul 28 Sombor (SRB) $10,000 M Tepavac (SRB) M Zekic (SRB) 63 76(5) Sabanov/Sabanov (CRO)

Jul 28 Piestany (SVK) $10,000 K Beck (SVK) I Klec (SVK) 64 76(4) Beck (SVK)/Kekercheni (UKR)

Aug 4 Wels (AUT) $10,000 D Novak (AUT) P Heller (GER) 64 16 63 Brunner/Novak (AUT)

Aug 4 Eupen (BEL) $10,000 S Darcis (BEL) R Becker (GER) 76(5) 61 De Goeijen/Griekspoor (NED)

Aug 4 Bejar (ESP) $10,000 B Klein (GBR) F Silva (POR) 63 63 Klein (GRB)/Propoggia (AUS)

Aug 4 Vierumaki (FIN) $10,000 M Kontinen (FIN) A Vasilenko (RUS) 36 76(2) 75 Licciardi/Maccari (ITA)

Aug 4 Telavi (GEO) $10,000 D Medvedev (RUS) G Mager (ITA) 36 62 62 Barrere (FRA)/Margaroli (SUI)

Aug 4 Friedberg (GER) $10,000 H Podlipnik-Castillo (CHI) R Boutillier (FRA) 64 62 Fallert/Sachs (GER)

Aug 4 Bolzano (ITA) $15,000 G Rufin (FRA) T Holzer (ITA) 64 26 62 Rufin/Teixeira (FRA)

Aug 4 Jurmala (LAT) $10,000 O Roca Batalla (ESP) B Trinker (AUT) 64 64 Lipka/Majchrowicz (POL)

Aug 4 Kazan (RUS) $10,000 R Safiullin (RUS) R Muzaev (RUS) 61 46 61 Levine/Zaitsev (RUS)

Aug 4 Novi Sad (SRB) $10,000 G Van Peperzeel (AUS) A Sancic 60 76(2) Celebic (MNE)/Melchiorre (ITA)

Aug 4 Trnava (SVK) $10,000 J Satral (CZE) V Safranek (CZE) 64 76(5) Filipsky/Satral (CZE)

Aug 11 Innsbruck (AUT) $10,000 D Nowak (AUT) B Trinker (AUT) 63 62 Ghareeb/Maqdes (KUW)

Aug 11 Koksijde (BEL) $10,000 J Cagnina (BEL) S Griekspoor (NED) 26 76(1) 63 Gille/Vliegen (BEL)

Aug 11 Minsk (BLR) $10,000 D Zhyrmont (BLR) D Propoggia (AUS) 76(4) 16 60 Betau/Bury (BLR)

Aug 11 Ourense (ESP) $10,000 R Ortega Olmedo (ESP) A Escoffier (FRA) 63 62 Arenas Gualda/Villacorta (ESP)

Aug 11 Hyvinkka (FIN) $10,000 H Sillanpaa (FIN) R Arneodo (MON) 64 46 62 Brunstrom/Rosenholm (SWE)

Aug 11 Karlsruhe (GER) $10,000 Y Hanfmann (GER) J Choinski (GER) 75 61 Maden/Maden (GER)

Aug 11 Telavi (GEO) $10,000 G Mager (ITA) C Saavedra-Corvalan (CHI) 2-4 ret Barrere (FRA)/Margaroli (SUI)

Aug 11 Iasi (ROU) $10,000 D King (BAR) F Horansky (SVK) 76(8) 60 Grigoriu/Paval (ROU)


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Aug 11 Kazan (RUS) $10,000 V Baluda (RUS) T Goldengoren (ISR) 62 61 Baluda/Karlovskiy (RUS)

Aug 11 Novi Sad (SRB) $10,000 J Marie (FRA) D Marcan (CRO) 62 46 63 Petrovic/Vucic (SRB)

Aug 11 Geneva (SUI) $10,000 A Lazov (BUL) M Schmid (CZE) 60 61 Espasandin (SUI)/Montero (CHI)

Aug 11 Ankara (TUR) $10,000 N Milojevic (SRB) G van Peperzeel (AUS) 75 75 Roelofse (RSA)/Van Peperzeel (NED)

Aug 11 Appiano (ITA) $15,000+H T Brkic (BIH) D Giorgini (ITA) 76(3) 76(8) Basic/Brkic (BIH)


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Jun 16 Alkmaar (NED) $10,000 C Chantraine (BEL) T Korpatsch (GER) 36 64 64 Haddad Maia (BRA)/Pera (USA)

Jun 16 Galati (ROU) $10,000 E Bodgan (ROU) O Simion (ROU) 63 61 Hristea/Tig (ROU)

Jun 16 Nis (SRB) $10,000 M Sakkari (GRE) D Herdzelas (BIH) 36 64 61 Nancarrow (AUS)/Sakkari (GRE)

Jun 16 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 I Soylu (TUR) M Sezer (TUR) 63 64 Aksu/Soylu (TUR)

Jun 16 Prerov (CZE) $15,000 B Krejcikova (CZE) L Jurikova (SVK) 63 64 Skamlova (SVK)/Stefkova (CZE)

Jun 16 Minsk (BLR) $25,000 I Khromacheva (RUS) E Mikulcic (CRO) 64 16 61 Khromacheva (RUS)/Kremen (BLR)

Jun 16 Montpellier (FRA) $25,000 E Kostova (BUL) S Kovalets (UKR) 75 61 Ferrer-Suarez (ESP)/ Sorribes (ESP)

Jun 16 Civitavecchia (ITA) $25,000 P Leykina (RUS) M Caregaro (ITA) 75 64 Caregaro/Floris (ITA)

Jun 16 Lenzerheide (SUI) $25,000 E Kulichkova (RUS) L Chirico (USA) 75 62 Chiriko/Marand (USA)

Jun 16 Ystad (SWE) $25,000 N Kolar (SLO) S Zaniewska (POL) 64 64 Kolar (SLO)/Neuwirth (AUT)

Jun 23 Perigueux (FRA) $25,000 C Burger (NED) F Molinero (ARG) 75 61 Gamiz (VEN)/Sorribes (ESP)

Jun 23 Melilla (ESP) $10,000 L Cervera-Vazquez (ESP) G Garcia-Perez 46 76(5) 76(14) Cervera-Vazquez/Parres (ESP)

Jun 23 Rome (ITA) $10,000 L Samsonova (ITA) T Sugnaux (SUI) 62 26 64 Sabino (SUI)/Savoretti (ITA)

Jun 23 Breda (NED) $10,000 B Pera (USA) B Haddad Maia (BRA) 61 76(8) Dzalamidze (RUS)/Pirazhenka (BLR)

Jun 23 Amarante (POR) $10,000 O Dodin (FRA) V Strakhova (UKR) 63 62 Komardina (RUS)/Strakhova (UKR)

Jun 23 Bucharest (ROU) $10,000 C Ene (ROU) C Dinu (ROU) 64 63 Platon/Stancu (ROU)

Jun 23 Prokuplje (SRB) $10,000 E Ianchuk (UKR) A Nancarrow (AUS) 16 75 63 Gjorcheska (MKD)/Nancarrow (AUS)

Jun 23 Konya (TUR) $10,000 M Sezer (TUR) A Stefanou (GRE) 62 63 Lazareva (RUS)/Sezer (TUR)

Jun 23 Stuttgart (GER) $25,000 M Duque-Marino (COL) C Witthoeft (GER) 57 62 62 Golubic (SUI)/Siegemund (GER)

Jun 23 Kristinehamn (SWE) $25,000 Y Bonaventure (BEL) M Melnikova (RUS) 63 63 Bonaventure (BEL)/Zaniewska (POL)

Jun 23 Siofok (HUN) $25,000 D Allertova (CZE) M Borecka (CZE) 62 63 Allertova (CZE)/Skamlova (SVK)

Jun 30 Prokuplje (SRB) $10,000 A Nancarrow (AUS) L Gjorcheska (MKD) 46 64 62 Gjorcheska (MKD)/Nancarrow (AUS)


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Jun 30 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 C De Bernardi (FRA) C Adamescu (ROU) 62 63 Eraydin/Sezer (TUR)

Jun 30 Todi (ITA) $10,000 A Savoretti (ITA) L Embree (USA) 63 63 Chiesa/Lombardo (ITA)

Jun 30 Brussels (BEL) $10,000 K Liebens (BEL) A Matteucci (ITA) 76(4) 46 61 Matteucci/Rosatello (ITA)

Jun 30 Denain (FRA) $25,000 A Mitu (ROU) F Ferro (FRA) 46 62 61 Goncalves (BRA)/Molinero (ARG)

Jun 30 Middelburg (NED) $25,000 E Rodina (RUS) A Van Der Meet (NED) 75 75 Van De Velde/Van Der Meet (NED)

Jun 30 Torun (POL) $25,000 B Krejcikova (CZE) M Sakkari (GRE) 64 61 Borecka/Kubicikova (CZE)

Jun 30 Versmold (GER) $50,000 K Kozlova (UKR) R Hogenkamp (NED) 64 67(3) 61 Dabrowski (CAN)/Duque-Marino (COL)

Jun 30 Contrexeville (FRA) $100,000 I Begu (ROU) K Kanepi (EST) 63 64 Panova (RUS)/Thorpe (FRA)

Jul 7 Getxo (ESP) $10,000 L Pous-Tio (ESP) O Saez Larra (ESP) 67(4) 63 75 Roemer (ECU)/Saez Larra (ESP)

Jul 7 Torino (ITA) $10,000 Y Lizarazo (COL) A Matteucci (ITA) 76(5) 63 Lizarazo (COL)/ Matteucci (ITA)

Jul 7 Iasi (ROU) $10,000 O Simion (ROU) C Stancu (ROU) 62 61 Platon/Stancu (ROU)

Jul 7 Aschaffenburg (GER) $25,000 L Kerkhove (NED) C Witthoeft (GER) 75 63 Fujiwara/Tanaka (JPN)

Jul 7 Balikesir (TUR) $10,000 K Liebens (BEL) L Brouleau (FRA) 62 62 Brouleau (FRA)/Munozova (SWE)

Jul 7 Biarritz (FRA) $100,000 K Kanepi (EST) T Pereira (BRA) 62 64 Molinero (ARG)/Vogt (LIE)

Jul 14 Knokke (BEL) $10,000 Q Lemoine (NED) K Versteeg (NED) 61 60 Bolsova (ESP)/Costa (CHI)

Jul 14 Galati (ROU) $10,000 P Tig (ROU) I Bara (ROU) 76(3) 36 62 Lavrikova (RUS)/Piran (ITA)

Jul 14 Imola (ITA) $15,000 K Dunne (GBR) D Khazaniuk (ISR) 61 63 Boulter/Dunne (GBR)

Jul 14 Darmstadt (GER) $25,000 A Mitu (ROU) V Golubic (SUI) 62 61 Geuer (GER)/Golubic (SUI)

Jul 14 Olomouc (CZE) $50,000 P Cetkovska (CZE) D Allertova (CZE) 36 61 64 Cetkovska/Voracova (CZE)

Jul 21 Bad Waltersdorf (AUT) $10,000 B Haas (AUT) I Mekovec (CRO) 76(6) 63 Konig (AUT)/Rebersak (SLO)

Jul 21 Maaseik (BEL) $10,000 Q Lemoine (NED) B Van de Velde (NED) 61 63 Distelmans/Kempen (BEL)

Jul 21 Valladolid (ESP) $10,000 L Pous-Tio (ESP) O Dodin (FRA) 46 75 62 Canero/Del Cueto Castillo (ESP)

Jul 21 Tallinn (EST) $10,000 C Argyelan (HUN) A Artamonova (RUS) 76(3) 26 75 Artamonova (RUS)/Lister (SWE)

Jul 21 Tampere (FIN) $10,000 M Sakkari (GRE) A Pivovarova (RUS) 64 75 Nancarrow (AUS)/Sakkari (GRE)

Jul 21 Les Contamines (FRA) $10,000 A Bolsova Zadoinov (ESP) T Morderger (GER) 36 63 60 Bolsova (ESP)/Touly (FRA)

Jul 21 Horb (GER) $10,000 P Krejsova (CZE) J Maleckova (CZE) 75 75 Melander (SWE)/Stefkova (CZE)

Jul 21 Viserba (ITA) $10,000 J Paolini (ITA) A Remondina (ITA) 61 60 Huber (GER)/Siedliska (POL)

Jul 21 Palic (SRB) $10,000 E Ianchuk (UKR) A Bukta (HUN) 67(11) 75 64 Gjorcheska (MKD)/Ianchuk (UKR)

Jul 21 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 L Brouleau (FRA) C Romeo (FRA) 63 61 Flood (NOR)/Luttikhuis (NED)

Jul 21 Sobota (POL) $50,000+H K Kucova (SVK) S Karatantcheva (KAZ) 16 75 63 Krejcikova (CZE)/Krunic (SRB)

Jul 28 Copenhagen (DEN) $10,000 M Grage (DEN) K Barbat (DEN) 64 75 Barbat (DEN)/Boczova (SVK)

Jul 28 Savitaipale (FIN) $10,000 E Laine (FIN) M Sakkari (GRE) 63 57 60 Bogoliy (UKR)/Laine (FIN)

Jul 28 Telavi (GEO) $10,000 Y Kalabina (RUS) M Bolkvadze (GEO) 64 64 Kalabina (RUS)/Vdovenco (MDA)





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Jul 28 Rovereto (ITA) $10,000 L Pous-Tio (ESP) L Sabino (SUI) 62 46 61 Huber (GER)/Siedliska (POL)

Jul 28 Timisoara (ROU) $10,000 M Spigarelli (ITA) C Ene (ROU) 64 64 Adamovic (SRB)/Gjorcheska (MKD)

Jul 28 Michalovce (SVK) $10,000 K Muchova (CZE) J Jablonovska (SVK) 63 61 Cechova/Horakova (CZE)

Jul 28 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 O Friedman (UKR) Q Ye (CHN) 75 64 Minokoshi/Omae (JPN)

Jul 28 Bad Saulgau (GER) $25,000 M Zanevska (UKR) G Ce (BRA) 60 64 Buzean (ROU)/Fernandez (ESP)

Jul 28 Plzen (CZE) $25,000 D Allertova (CZE) A Vasylyeva (UKR) 61 61 Klemenschits (AUT)/Voracova (CZE)

Aug 4 Vienna (AUT) $10,000 L Pous-Tio (ESP) G Pantuckova (CZE) 67(6) 63 61 Balducci/Savoretti (ITA)

Aug 4 Nottingham (GBR) $10,000 M Tanaka (JPN) M Minokoshi (JPN) 63 64 Bai (AUS)/Tanaka (JPN)

Aug 4 Telavi (GEO) $10,000 A Fomina (UKR) S Sterenbach (ISR) 64 62 Cepelyte/Mikulskyte (LTU)

Aug 4 Arad (ROU) $10,000 N Dascalu (ROU) D Bulzean (ROU) 63 63 Bara/Buzean (ROU)

Aug 4 Zajecar (SRB) $10,000 N Kostic (SRB) E Ianchuk (UKR) 62 61 Ianchuk (UKR)/Kostic (SRB)

Aug 4 Koksijde (BEL) $25,000 M Zanevska (UKR) R Hogenkamp (NED) 61 61 Bonaventure (BEL)/Hogenkamp (NED)

Aug 4 Hechingen (GER) $25,000 C Witthoeft (GER) L Siegemund (GER) 46 64 63 Bodgan (ROU)/Solovyeva (RUS)

Aug 11 Innsbruck (AUT) $10,000 I Mekovec (CRO) M Trevisan (ITA) 26 62 61 Maciejewska (POL)/Rosatello (ITA)

Aug 11 Telavi (GEO) $10,000 A Gasanova (RUS) D Ciobanu (MDA) 63 63 Fomina (UKR)/Shakovets (GER)

Aug 11 Brcko (BIH) $10,000 G Pantuckova (CZE) B Stefkova (CZE) 67(5) 76(6) 63 Burgic/Husaric (BIH)

Aug 11 Istanbul (TUR) $10,000 Z Yang (CHN) I Soylu (TUR) 76(4) 61 Wang/You (CHN)

Aug 11 Leipzig (GER) $15,000 R Sramkova (SVK) P Uberalova (SVK) 64 36 62 Doroshina (RUS)/Perrin (SUI)

Aug 11 Westende (BEL) $25,000 S Sorribes (ESP) Y Bonaventure (BEL) 62 60 Bonaventure/Mertens (BEL)

Aug 11 Woking (GBR) $25,000 M Sirotkina (RUS) A Bogdan (ROU) 75 63 Miyazaki/Tanaka (JPN)






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European Tennis Rankings - Men & Women


European Women

1 (2) Simona HALEP ROU 6750

2 (4) Petra KVITOVA CZE 5806

3 (5) Agnieszka RADWANKSA POL 5590

4 (6) Maria SHARAPOVA RUS 5335

5 (7) Angelique KERBER GER 4550

6 (9) Ana IVANOVIC SRB 4065

7 (10) Jelena JANKOVIC SRB 3695

8 (11) Caroline WOZNIACKI DEN 3255

9 (12) Flavia PENNETTA ITA 3074

10 (13) Dominika CIBULKOVA SVK 3002

11 (14) Sara ERRANI ITA 2885

12 (15) Lucie SAFAROVA CZE 2825

13 (16) Carla SUAREZ NAVARRO ESP 2790

14 (17) Victoria AZARENKA BLR 2783

15 (18) Ekaterina MAKAROVA RUS 2630

16 (19) Andrea PETKOVIC GER 2400

17 (21) Svetlana KUZNETSOVA RUS 2010

18 (23) Alizé CORNET FRA 1930

19 (24) A PAVLYUCHENKOVA RUS 1930

20 (25) Garbiñe MUGURUZA ESP 1694

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1 (1) Novak DJOKOVIC SRB 12770

2 (2) Rafael NADAL ESP 10670

3 (3) Roger FEDERER SUI 7490

4 (4) Stan WAWRINKA SUI 5985

5 (5) David FERRER ESP 4765

6 (7) Tomas BERDYCH CZE 4060

7 (8) Grigor DIMITROV BUL 3540

8 (9) Andy MURRAY GBR 3150

9 (10) Jo-Wilfried TSONGA FRA 2920

10 (12) Ernests GULBIS LAT 2580

11 (14) Richard GASQUET FRA 2360

12 (16) Marin CILIC CRO 1845

13 (17) Fabio FOGNINI ITA 1835

14 (18) Tommy ROBREDO ESP 1825

15 (19) Roberto BAUTISTA AGUTESP 1800

16 (21) Feliciano LOPEZ ESP 1770

17 (22) Gael MONFILS FRA 1660

18 (23) Alexandr DOLGOPOLOV UKR 1625

19 (24) Mikhail YOUZHNY RUS 1540

20 (25) Philipp KOHLSCRIEBER GER 1505

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