Tennis Europe News - Issue 125

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Spain and Russia win 14 & Under European Summer Cups titles Spain and Russia have been crowned as the new 14 & Under European Summer Cups champions after a record-breaking week of competition that saw 70 national teams in action.

Spain made the most of a home advantage to cruise through their final Copa del Sol match against Croatia in Murcia. The opening rubber was a battle between two of the most successful players on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour so far this season, with European #8 Nicolas Alvarez Varona taking on #12 Duje Ajdukovic for the third time since January. (continues on Page 4)

New champions Spain at the final rounds in Murcia.

Tennis Europe launches Tennis CoachEd.com Tennis Europe has launched a brand new website, which will provide a whole range of innovative new services for coaches and the wider tennis public.

TennisCoachEd.com has four main zones, each providing a unique and specific service. The core of the site and main feature of the ‘Federation Zone’ is a pioneering comparison tool which provides detailed information about the many European Coach Education systems. Coaches and national associa-

Inside this issue Tennis CoachEd.com launched. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2015 European Tennis Report. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Germany leads race to European Tennis Trophy. . . . 4 14&U European Summer Cups. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 European Senior Championships in Sofia. . . . . . . . . . . 7 Wimbledon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings. . . . . . . . . 13 Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results . . . . . . . . . . . 15 European Results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 European Rankings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

tions can use the tool to find out how their qualifications compare to those offered in other countries, while employers looking to hire coaches from abroad will have a unique resource to assist the task.

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More Wimbledon glory for Djokovic and Williams European players excelled at the third Grand Slam event of the season, with titles for Novak Djokovic, Martina Hingis, Jean-Julien Roger & Horia Tecau, as well as junior successes for Sofya Zhuk and Dalma Galfi & Fanni Stollar. Read more on Page 8.

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Tennis Europe launches Tennis CoachEd.com << Taking the employment theme a step further, Tennis Europe has teamed up with leading tennis recruitment platform OrangeCoach to present the ‘Jobs & Recruitment Zone’, offering access to the career platform which connects coaches and tennis employers such as managers, tennis parents, resorts, academies and clubs from all around the world.

The ‘Conference Zone’ provides details of all further education and training opportunities for coaches held across Tennis Europe’s 49 member nations, whilst the final ‘Academy Zone’ (still under construction) comes in response to popular demand and will eventually be a complete one-stop directory for information on all European tennis academies and schools; an essential tool for players, parents and federations alike.

Tennis Europe’s Chief Executive Officer Olli Mäenpää commented; “Tennis CoachEd was born of a desire to provide greater services to our coaches, who are key to the continued success of our sport. As the project has developed, we have incorporated many interesting new features for the tennis industry. I am sure that it will not only serve to further unite Europe’s coaching community, but will become a

vibrant hub for anyone searching for opportunities, information and advice.”

CoachEd.com will be a companion site to the organisation’s existing TennisEurope.org, which had traffic of 7 million individual visitors and more than 60 million page impressions in 2014.

2015 European Tennis report to be published The third edition of the ‘European Tennis Report’ will be published by Tennis Europe later this month.

The new-look report builds on the work of the previous editions to provide comprehensive statistical analysis from Tennis Europe’s 49 member nations.

Features include an expanded reference section, federation contacts, participation and facility facts, three-year trends and comparisons of key categories including players (total, club members and licensed), clubs, courts and coaches. The report also tracks the progress of all international events held in Europe over the last eight years, from junior to professional, senior to wheelchair and beach tennis.

The report is available for pre-order now with special offers and tailor-made packages available.

Please refer to the next page or contact Keith Jenkins (keithj@tenniseurope.org) for further information.

Tennis Europe Chief Executive Officer Olli Mäenpää said; "We are very proud of this new edition of the Report, which offers a complete snapshot of the state of European tennis. The Report is essentially an encyclopaedia for tennis in Europe and is an indispensable tool for anyone involved in the industry, being the only available source of much of the data contained within.

I would like to thank the many staff of our member nations that have helped us with the challenging task of collecting the data in recent months."

Key findings of the report include: - Overall European tennis participation rates steady - Slight declines in the numbers of tennis clubs and courts across 49 nations - Stable participation in the five markets that each claim over 10% of European players (France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Spain) - Fastest growing nations in terms of tennis participation are Armenia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovenia and Ukraine - Significant growth in the numbers of international tournaments and professionally-ranked European players

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The European Tennis Report is the result of a biennial survey of Tennis Europe’s constituent national tennis federations conducted between December 2014 and May 2015 in association with sports industry research leaders SPORTS MARKETING SURVEYS INC. The two organisations are now cooperating on a new edition of the ‘Next Generation Survey’, which looks at the consumer behaviour, aspirations and lifestyle habits of elite junior European players.

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Germany leads race to European Tennis Trophy Germany is in pole position to defend the European Tennis Trophy for overall performance as the season reaches its halfway point. There is fierce competition for the award this year, with several nations still in contention to claim the title, which is given to recognise the performances of players and teams representing national tennis federations across four disciplines of the sport throughout the season.

Germany won the Trophy last year for the first since 1995, and is looking to defend the title for overall performance for the first time since 1993. The nation once again dominates the senior tennis category, which accounts for the lion’s share of its points earned so far. Currently fourth in professional and fifth in junior tennis, the 2014 champion stands just 150 points ahead of Russia, but with the majority of professional and junior tennis points still to be added, the overall top spot is likely to be hotly contested during the closing stages of the season.

Russia’s current #2 spot is largely thanks to performances in professional tennis – the national team will contest the Fed Cup by BNP Paribas final against Czech Republic in November – and junior tennis, where the nation’s teams have won three of the six international team events to have been contested on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour so far in 2015.

2012’s overall champion Czech Republic is also performing strongly, leading the professional tennis category that it is has won for the last three seasons, and currently trails France in fourth place by just 40 points.

Germany’s winning 16 & Under boys’ Winter Cups by HEAD team has contributed to their nation being in pole position as the season reaches its half way point.

For the first time in the 15-year history of wheelchair tennis’ inclusion to the trophy, the dominance of the Netherlands is threatened. Great Britain’s success at the World Team Cup propels them to the top spot with an equal number of points as the 14-time defending champion, and to fifth place overall.

The first Trophy Race update of 2015 includes all points earned by nations during the first six months of the year. Rankings that use a rollover 52-week system are not counted in the point totals at this stage.

The final point standings will be announced during the first week of the 2015 season, and the awards presented to national federations at the 2016 Tennis Europe Annual General Meeting.

Full results from last year can be found here, while the Top 5 in each category so far in 2015 are shown in the table below:

2015 EUROPEAN TENNIS TROPHY RACE

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Senior Tennis

Wheelchair Tennis

Overall Performance

Professional Tennis

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GERMANY

CZECH REPUBLIC RUSSIA

GERMANY

GREAT BRITAIN &

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RUSSIA

FRANCE / RUSSIA (tie) POLAND

AUSTRIA

NETHERLANDS (tie)

03

FRANCE

CZECH REPUBLIC ITALY

FRANCE

04

CZECH REPUBLIC GERMANY

GREAT BRITAIN

GERMANY / ISRAEL /

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ITALY / SERBIA (tie) GERMANY & SPAIN BELGIUM

RUSSIA (tie)

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Spain and Russia win 14 & Under Summer Cups titles << The Croatian player won their first meeting indoors in Bolton, but Alvarez Varona gained a quick revenge at the Winter Cups three weeks later. History repeated itself when the pair met for a second time in a European team event, with the Spaniard scoring a 6-4 7-5 win to put the hosts ahead.

Carlos Gimeno Valero then became the hero of the Spanish team, conceding just five games in the second match against Stipan Madzar to secure the Cup and give Spain a fourth Copa del Sol title overall. A dead doubles rubber was also played, and saw Alvarez Varona joined by Pedro Vives Marcos to beat Ajdukovic & Madzar to complete a 3-0 sweep with a 6-2 6-2 win.

The Spanish team went undefeated in the final rounds, adding 3/0 wins over Switzerland and France to victories over Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary in the qualifying competition.

At the girls’ Europa Cup finals in Loano, Russia won a record ninth title thanks to a 2/0 win over 2013 champions the Czech Republic. Both singles matches were tight affairs, with the Russians weathering second set fightbacks to score three-set victories.

Vlada Koval did well to extend her Summer Cups win/loss record to 5/1 with a 6-4 2-6 6-4 win over Ivana Sebestova in the first match before European #2 Taisya Pachkaleva took on #12 Vanesa Nikolovova, matching the result of her team-mate with a 7-6(1) 4-6 6-0 win.

Russia had been unseeded in the final rounds after going down to surprise loss in their last qualifying match against Italy, who fell to the Czech Republic in Saturday’s semi-finals.

Above, Team Russia and the opening ceremony of the girls’ finals in Loano (ITA).

Both the boys’ and girls’ events saw a record 35 nations entered, with special pre-qualifying events held in order to cope with demand.

The 14 & Under Summer Cups also serve as the European qualifying event for the ITF World Junior Tennis competition, the finals of which will be held in Prostejov (CZE) in early August. The Czech hosts automatically qualify for the boys’ and girls’ competitions, alongside the teams highlighted below.

14 & Under European Summer Cups: Final Standings Europa Cup (Girls)

Copa del Sol (Boys)

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RUSSIA

SPAIN

02

CZECH REPUBLIC

CROATIA

03

POLAND

FRANCE

04

ITALY

POLAND

05

ROMANIA

RUSSIA

06

HUNGARY

ROMANIA

07

SPAIN

BELARUS

GREAT BRITAIN

SWITZERLAND

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Nations in bold type qualify to appear at the ITF World Junior Tennis finals in Prostejov next month. As hosts, the Czech Republic also qualifies for the boys’ finals.

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European Senior Championships in Sofia The fourth edition of the European Seniors Championships took place from 6-11 July in Sofia, where the tournament was hosted by the Bulgarian Tennis Federation and once again played at two venues; the National Tennis Centre and the nearby Dema Club.

Around 200 players took part in the tournament, including four of the ITF Senior Circuit’s current world #1s and many other Top Ten players. A plethora of defending champions managed to retain their titles, with a total of seven repeat winners claiming the highest spot on the podium.

World #3 Daniel Dolbea of Germany beat France’s David Goncalves for the loss of just four games to defend his Men’s 35s title. The pair also teamed up to win the doubles event. The Women’s 35s saw Alina Camelia Striou win a first European title, as she finished ahead of Romanian compatriot Daniela Shoppmeyer in the round-robin event.

There was further success for Germany in the Men’s 40s event as world #1 Gerhard Fahlke overcame Britain’s Sebastian Jackson in two hard-fought sets 7-5 7-5 to defend his title. Last year’s women’s champion in this category, Ana Salas Lozano of Spain, then followed suit by topping her round-robin group.

Alexander Windisch made it three out of three for Germany in the Men’s 45s, blasting past home hope Blagovest Petrov (BUL) to claim his third ITF Senior Circuit title of the season. In a battle between two of the world’s top three players, Jurate Hardy of Lithuania claimed a first Sofia title with a 6-1 6-2 win over Lucie Schwab (AUT).

The Men’s 50s event saw Manfred Hundsdorfer of Austria defend his title with a three set win over Germany’s Christian Greuter, while there was further success for Austria in the Men’s 55s, where Karl Pansy went one better than his 2014 runner-up spot to claim the title, reversing last year’s loss to Pierre Godfroid (BEL) in a nail-biting 4-6 6-1 7-6(7) win that was a highlight of the tournament.

Also a runner-up last year, Gundula Wieland of Germany went on to claim the Women’s 55s title, while Nora Blom of the Netherlands breezed past Radomila Martinicova (CZE) for the 60s title. Spain’s Javier Lazcano Hernandez retained his Men’s 60s championship with a 7-6(3) 6-1 victory over second seed Harald Hellmonseder (AUT).

The Men’s 65s event saw two defending champions

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Above: Peter Pokorny hits a forhand on his way to a first victory in the Men’s 75s category, Over 55 mixed doubles finalists De Vittori/Scherer and winners Gomis Ruiz/Molina Ramos.

beaten in their final matches. France’s Bruno Renoult ended the reign of Gerd Dahmen (GER) 6-4 6-1, while the women’s competition saw Annemarie Haeringer oust German compatriot Heidemarie Oehlsen 6-3 64.

Three higher men’s categories were played; each of which saw the eventual champions adding to a long list of senior circuit achievements. Germany’s Peter Adrigan claimed the Men’s 70s title, conceding just three games to Levente Bakonyi of Hungary. Peter Pokorny of Austria extended his lead as the player with most European titles by winning the Men’s 75s competition on his debut in the age group, while Henri Crutchet of France successfully retained his Men’s 80s title.

The European Championships is a Grade B1 event on the ITF Seniors Circuit and offers 210 ranking points to the winners, making the event the biggest in Europe in terms of points available. A full list of results and winners can be found here, alongside a photo gallery and all draws.

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Wimbledon Championships 2015 Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams underlined their dominance once again by adding to their increasingly impressive Grand Slam tallies at Wimbledon 2015.

Djokovic put the heartbreak of another Paris final defeat firmly behind him by stamping his authority over Roger Federer to claim a third Wimbledon title.

Federer had been in imperious form throughout the event, losing his serve just once on route to the final and placing himself in prime position to add to his record 17 Grand Slam titles. But it would turn out to be Djokovic that gave a masterclass in clutch serving, saving six of seven break points during the match, two of which came on set points to Federer in the opening set, a disappointment from which the Swiss was unable to recover in time to salvage the subsequent tie break.

The second set was equally tense, and produced tennis of equally astounding quality. The world #1 held a set point for a two-set lead but Federer raised his level, producing some outstanding play to force another tie break. History looked set to repeat itself as the Serb established a 6-3 lead, but with the crowd behind him the seven-time champion eventually levelled the match at a set apiece after an unforgettable 22-point breaker.

As so often in his career, Djokovic wrested control of the match after a moment of adversity, breaking early in the third and fourth sets to seize the initiative from his opponent. The shortest of rain delays was not enough to interrupt his rhythm or concentration, and on the return it was Federer who looked the less fresh of the two as the world #1 served out to defend his title.

One day earlier, Serena Williams had etched her name once more into the record books with a superlative Wimbledon win that served to further underline her claim to be the greatest female player of all time. The 33-year old withstood a spirited challenge from opponent Garbiñe Muguruza to claim her third Grand Slam title of 2015, and sixth Wimbledon title overall.

Battling nerves throughout the fortnight as the prospect of becoming the first player since 1988 to achieve a calendar year Grand Slam draws ever closer, the world #1 had a tough road to the final. In the third round she stood two points from defeat against Britain’s Heather Watson and also had to come from a set down against Victoria Azarenka in the quarterfinals, though she had less trouble in matches against sister Venus and fourth seed Maria Sharapova.

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in the first set, and recovering from a 1-5 deficit to break serve twice. But Serena was ultimately in control, capitalising on an error-filled final service game from the 20th seed to complete a 6-4 6-4 win.

The victory will keep the pressure on Williams as she continues to chase history, though not in terms of ranking, with the American now holding more than twice as many points as second-ranked Sharapova.

For her part, Muguruza became the first Spanish player to reach the Wimbledon final since Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario in 1996, and as a result joins her doubles partner Carla Suarez to ensure two Spaniards in the WTA Top Ten for the first time in almost as long.

Doubles Martina Hingis proved to be the star of the doubles events, winning both of her events to secure her seventeeth and eighteenth Grand Slam titles, and the third of this remarkable third phase of her career.

Hingis teamed with her regular Indian partners for both victories, helping world #1 Sania Mirza to claim a first Grand Slam title in the women’s event (pictured overleaf), and following up on her Australian Open mixed doubles victory last January with Leander Paes.

The two finals contrasted in style, with a mixed doubles rout of Timea Babos (HUN) & Alexander Peya (AUT) lasting just 40 minutes, while the previous day’s battle with Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina was one of the longest doubles finals on record, with the top seeds eventually triumphing 5-7 7-6(4) 7-5 after two and half hours of play.

The men’s title went to Jean-Julien Rojer (NED) & Horia Tecau (ROU), who ended the host nation’s hopes of a home win with a straight sets win over Jamie Murray and his Australian partner John Peers.

The win was fourth time lucky for Tecau, who had fallen at the final hurdle on three previous occasions in SW19.

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Wimbledon Championships 2015 Juniors Unseeded American Reilly Opelka had a breakthrough week in the boys’ singles, stringing together a number of impressive performances on his way to a first Junior Slam title. After surviving the qualifying competition and saving a match point during a 13-11 final set in his first round match against Alex De Minaur (AUT), he went on to beat three seeds, including #1 Taylor Fritz in the semis and former European 14 & Under Champion Mikael Ymer of Sweden in the final.

Opelka almost had the perfect tournament, but just failed in his quest to claim two trophies when he fell in the doubles final to Nam Hoang Ly of Vietnam and Sumit Nagal of India alongside Japan’s Akia Dantillan.

Russian players dominated the girls’ singles event, where Sofya Zhuk eventually beat Anna Blinkova in the first all-Russian final since 2002, when Vera Dushevina outlasted Maria Sharapova in three sets.

Zhuk had earlier beaten the Tennis Europe Junior Tour’s 14 & Under #1 Anastasia Potapova, who reached the quarterfinals despite being the youngest player in the draw.

The doubles event went to last year’s European 16 & Under Champions Dalma Galfi & Fanni Stollar, who became the first Hungarian team to win the title (both Timea Babos and Agnes Szavay are previous winners, having teamed up with partners from other nations).

With just one Grand Slam event left to play this season, a number of intriguing questions are raised. Can Andy Murray ride his recent improved performances to break the Djokovic/Federer duopoly and reclaim the New York title? Will Rafa Nadal recover from the loss of form that has seen him on the cusp of leaving the Top 10 this season, and can Marin Cilic retain the title he won so spectacularly last year? And can Serena Williams withstand the pressure in New York to turn her ‘Serena Slam’ into a calendar-year Grand Slam, emulating Steffi Graf - the last player to do so, and drawing level with the German as the most successful player of all time? The clock is ticking...

Results – 2015 Wimbledon Men’s Singles (1) Novak Djokovic (SRB) d.

(2) Roger Federer (SUI) 7-6(4) 6-7(10) 6-4 6-3 Men’s Doubles (4) Rojer (NED)/Tecau (ROU) d.

(13) Murray (GBR)/Peers (AUS) 7-6(5) 6-4 6-4 Women’s Singles (1) Serena Williams (USA) d.

(20) Garbiñe Muguruza (ESP) 6-4 6-4 Women’s Doubles (1) Hingis (SUI)/Mirza (IND) d.

(2) Makarova/Vesnina (RUS) 7-5 6-7(4) 7-5 Mixed Doubles (7) Hingis (SUI)/Paes (IND) d.

(5) Babos (HUN)/Peya (AUT) 6-1 6-1 Boys’ Singles Reilly Opelka (USA) d.

(12) Mikael Ymer (SWE) 7-6(5) 6-4 Boys' Doubles (8) Hoang Ly (VIE)/Nagal (IND) d.

(4) Opelka (USA)/Santillan (JPN) 7-6(4) 6-4 Girls’ Singles Sofya Zhuk (RUS) d. Anna Blinkova (RUS) 7-5 6-4 Girls’ Doubles (3) Galfi/Stollar (HUN) d.

Lapko (BLR)/Mihalikova (SVK) 6-3 6-2 Men’s Wheelchair Doubles Fernandez (ARG)/Pfeifer (FRA) d.

(2) Jeremiasz (FRA)/Reid (GBR) 7-5 5-7 6-2 Women’s Wheelchair Doubles (1) Kamiji (JPN)/Whiley (GBR) d.

(2) Griffioen/Van Koot (NED) 6-2 5-7 6-3

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The 19th ITF Worldwide Coaches Conference by BNP Paribas will be held in Antalya, Turkey from 2428 November 2015. Delegates can register now; further information is available here.

Total prize money for the tournament will amount to $42.3 million (the most of any Grand Slam), with main draw prize money having increased by two thirds in the last two years.

Four European teams feature in this weekend’s Davis Cup by BNP Paribas quarterfinal action. Great Britain takes on France on grass at the Queen’s Club in London, with the winners advancing to face to victors of the Australia vs. Kazakhstan tie. In the other half of the draw, Serbia travels to the clay courts of Buenos Aires to face Argentina, while Belgium hosts Canada on clay in Ostend.

Juan Martín del Potro has been forced to undergo a third surgery on his left wrist, leaving him side-lined for an unspecified period.

Conchita Martinez has been appointed as Spain’s new Davis Cup captain.

Retired former world #1 Andy Roddick has announced that he will play doubles with Mardy Fish in Atlanta next month.

Coaching changes: Grigor Dimitrov has split with coach Roger Rasheed, with whom he had worked since October 2013. Simona Halep is now working with Romanian compatriot Daniel Dobre.

The International Tennis Federation has announced that Rolex will continue as a sponsor of the Davis Cup until at least 2018.

Mirjana Lucic-Baroni of Croatia recently returned to the WTA Top 50 after an absence of 15 years.

Wimbledon has extended its partnership with one of its longest-running sponsors, British soft drinks manufacturer Robinson’s, until at least 2020. The brand first supplied the Championships in 1935.

Australia’s Mark Philippoussis - now aged 38 returned to the ATP Tour this week in Newport, falling in his opening qualifying match but winning his opening doubles alongside Ryan Harrison.

The BNP Paribas World Team Cup, wheelchair tennis’ international team competition, will move to Japan when Tokyo hosts the event for the first time in 2016. The tournament will be hosted by the Japan Tennis Association at the Ariake Colosseum from 23 to 28 May, and will be appearing in Asia for just the second time.

Respected chair umpire Gerry Armstrong has called his last match after a 41-year career. The Brit will now take on an ATP Supervisor role and will also serve as Assistant Referee at Wimbledon.

3.7 million people tuned into France Télévisions to watch Stan Wawrinka’s Roland Garros final win over Novak Djokovic, a 32.1% audience share. Domestic TV audiences were said to be greatly increased this year as a result of the hosts having six players in the last 16 of the men’s singles.

The BBC’s peak audience for the Wimbledon final between Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer was 9.2 million, while Serena Williams’ women’s final win over Garbiñe Muguruza reached 4.3 million.

Forbes’ annual list of the world’s highest paid athletes shows Roger Federer at fifth overall and top amongst tennis players, with $67m in 2014. Novak Djokovic was ranked 12th overall with $48.2m.

Maria Sharapova is the top ranked woman and the highest ranked female tennis player at #29 with $29.7m, just ahead of world #1 Serena Williams, who earned $24.6m.

Players lined-up to compete in the 40th season of World Team Tennis in the USA this summer include the Williams sisters, Martina Hingis, Andy Roddick, Eugenie Bouchard and John Isner.

Spain’s public TV station TVE has regained the rights to show the country’s biggest tennis event, the Madrid Open, from 2016 – 2019.

Novak Djokovic has won the Laureus World Sportsman of the Year Award for a second time, ahead of golfer Rory McIlroy and footballer Cristiano Ronaldo.

US Open organisers have announced that this year’s winners will receive a record $3.3 million.

Rafael Nadal has re-signed with sponsor Kia Motors until 2018.

FAST FACT 585 of 69 nationalities players were in action at Wimbledon this year.

55% of all players were European.

Source: SPORTS MARKETING SURVEYS INC. 2015 Wimbledon Equipment Census

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - Overall Tennis Europe’s junior ranking system is devised to give a unified overall list that includes all eligible players, regardless of where they achieved their results or picked up points, A player’s overall total includes points from Tennis Europe Junior Tour 16 and 14 & Under events, plus points earned by players in these age categories who participate in ITF Junior Circuit and professional tournaments, all of which are weighted

according to their relative strengths. The 14 & Under ranking is still available separately (see next page), as well as being integrated to these overall rankings.

For more information on the ranking system, visit www.TennisEurope.org. The ‘Race to the Masters’ ranking is also available separately, and includes points earned exclusively on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour. Rankings below are as of July 14th, 2015.

Overall Girls’ Ranking - 16 & Under Rank

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Nat.

Points

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Marketa VONDROUSOVA CZE

2761

02

p

Katie SWAN

GBR

1749

03

u

Olesya PERVUSHINA

RUS

1728

04

NEW

Charlotte ROBILLARD

CAN

1709

05

q

Catherine Cartan BELLIS USA

1602

06

NEW

Maria Lourdes CARLE

ARG

1488

07

u

Evgeniya LEVASHOVA

RUS

1404

08

p

Pranjala YADLAPALLI

IND

1364

09

p

Michaela GORDON

USA

1323

10

NEW

Katherine SEBOV

CAN

1266

Maria Lourdes Carle (ARG)

Overall Boys’ Ranking - 16 & Under Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

01

p

Miomir KECMANOVIC

SRB 1356

02

q

Corentin MOUTET

FRA

1257

03

NEW

Patrik RIKL

CZE

1145

04

p

Mykyta MASHTAKOV

UKR 1022

05

u

Rudolf MOLLEKER

GER

978

06

p

Nicola KUHN

GER

977

07

p

Marko MILADINOVIC

SRB

968

08

NEW

Eleftherios NEOS

CYP

930

09

NEW

Francesco FORTI

ITA

890

10

NEW

Jakub PAUL

SUI

875

13 Issue 125 > July 2015

Francesco Forti (ITA)

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - 14 & Under There are lots of changes in the 14 & Under rankings this month with several Category 1 events in recent weeks offering big points to the best performers. Amongst those have been Ukraine’s Anna Laguza, winner of the BNP Paribas Cup in Paris, and Helene Pellicano, who becomes the highestever ranked Maltese player on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour.

Pellicano has been in fine form throughout the season, racking up a total of five singles tournament

wins so far, including the Category 1 event in Messina and a singles/doubles sweep at her debut 16 & Under tournament in Crema.

Duje Ajdukovic is the highest new entry to the boys’ Top 10 following a win in Zagreb and a spot on Croatia’s second-placed Copa del Sol team.

All players mentioned are also in the Top 10 of the Race to Masters rankings, which determine the field for the season-ending Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Reggio Calabria, Italy. Rankings as of July 14th, 2015.

14 & Under Girls Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

01

u

Anastasia POTAPOVA

RUS

1095

02

p

Taisya PACHKALEVA

RUS

905

03

NEW

Anna LAGUZA

UKR

755

04

p

Vlada KOVAL

RUS

735

05

q

Daria FRAYMAN

RUS

715

06

q

Ekaterina MAKAROVA

RUS

705

06

NEW

Helene PELLICANO

MLT

700

07

q

Anna SISKOVA

CZE

660

07

p

Anastasia TIKHONOVA

RUS

655

10

q

Ivana SEBESTOVA

CZE

650

Helene Pellicano (MLT)

14 & Under Boys Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

01

u

Timofey SKATOV

RUS

755

02

p

Adrian ANDREEV

BUL

665

03

q

Jack DRAPER

GBR

645

04

p

Filip Cristian JIANU

ROU

595

04

p

Wojciech MAREK

POL

575

06

q

Alexander ZGIROVSKY

BLR

570

07

q

Nicolas ALVAREZ VARONAESP

495

08

NEW

Duje AJDUKOVIC

CRO

490

08

NEW

Matvey MININ

RUS

465

10

q

Danil SPASIBO

RUS

455

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results

12 & Under Date

Tournament

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles Winner

Apr 27

Dobrich

N Nedelchev (BUL)

D Dinev (BUL)

62 75

Nedelchev (BUL)/Nesterov (RUS)

V Fileva (BUL)

A Iordache (ROU)

63 26 61

Fileva/Radulova (BUL)

E Morais (POR)

G Mpteshi Perricard (FRA) 63 26 63

Mpteshi Perricard/Paganetti (FRA)

D Lopatetskaya (UKR)

A Leclercq (FRA)

Lopatetskaya/Rublevska (UKR)

Apr 27

Apr 27

Apr 27

Bressuire (FRA)

Maglie (ITA)

Palmanova (ESP)

Apr 27

Ulcinj (MNE)

May 4

Cakovec (CRO)

May 11

May 11

May 11

Le Passage (FRA)

Moscow (RUS)

Prokuplje (SRB)

May 18

Bucharest (ROU)

May 18

Bar (MNE)

May 18

May 25

May 25

Viljandi (EST)

Koper (SLO)

Siauliai (LTU)

May 25

Hillerød (DEN)

May 25

Kiev (UKR)

Jun 1

Jun 1

Barcelona (ESP)

Arad (ROU)

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60 61

G Tabacco (ITA)

I La Cava (ITA)

60 63

Bonaiuti/Gammariello (ITA)

M Paoletti (ITA)

A Shcherbininia (RUS)

63 64

Mencaglia/Pizzoni (ITA)

C Alcaraz Garfia (ESP)

J Pinnington Jones (GBR)

75 62

Chen/Pinnington Jones (GBR)

M Guth (GER)

A Janssen (GER)

62 62

Aleshina (RUS)/Janssen (GER)

H Medjedovic (SRB)

S Popovic (SRB)

60 63

Medjedovic/Popovic (SRB)

O Selekhmeteva (RUS)

M Dzemeshkevich (RUS)

61 61

Selekhmeteva (RUS)/Sepken (TUR)

M Poljicak (CRO)

P Kalocsai (HUN)

64 64

Bill/Erceg (CRO)

N Krznaric (CRO)

A Jaskova (SVK)

61 60

Selekhmeteeva/Timofeeva (RUS)

H Rune (NOR)

L Raquin (FRA)

62 61

Raquin/Sadaoui (FRA)

T Di Girolami (GER)

P Wygonowska (POL)

36 62 75

Bousseau/Urchoeguia (FRA)

A Safonov (RUS)

A Temirhanov (SWE)

61 46 63

Kabirov (RUS)/Temirhanov (SWE)

K Aleshina (SWE)

K Volgapkina (RUS)

62 62

Aleshina/Petrovskaia (RUS)

S Popovic (SRB)

H Medjedovic (SRB)

26 60 75

Medjedovic/Popovic (SRB)

S Sepken (TUR)

A Mrvic (SRB)

61 1-0 ret

Divac (SRB)/Radulova (BUL)

61 62

Breazu (ROU)/Pinnington (GBR)

J Pinnington Jones (GBR) V Breazu (ROU) M Paoletti (ITA)

M Bondarenko (RUS)

61 76(1)

Fileva/Radulova (BUL)

P Jovanovic (MNE)

A Krivokapic (MNE)

63 61

Jovanovic/Raicevic (MNE)

N Khalturina (RUS)

S Deletic (SRB)

64 67(4) 61 Jevtovic/Ratkovic (MNE)

T Dzimistarishvili (GEO)

E Liepins (LAT)

75 75

Dzimistarishvili (GEO)/Kristianson (EST)

J Kolodynska (BLR)

A Matjunina (LAT)

64 60

Kalamae/Reinaru (EST)

H Medjedovic (SRB)

L Erceg (CRO)

62 63

Chen/Lazell (GBR)

A Toth (HUN)

L Putz (GER)

61 61

Glanzer (AUT)/Toth (HUN)

A Bojarski (POL)

C Koshis (CYP)

64 61

Dzimistarishvili (GEO)/Kristianson (EST)

V Petrovskaia (RUS)

M Tolmacheva (RUS)

46 76(4) 62 Komar/Tikhonko (BLR)

M Lipp (GER)

F Van Donselaar (NED)

64 46 62

Van Donselaar/Weststrate (NED)

M Hageman (NED)

B Spee (NED)

63 63

Hageman/Spee (NED)

V Bielinskyi (UKR)

N Zavhorodko (UKR)

61 64

Bielinski/Zavhorodko (UKR)

D Lopatetskaya (UKR)

L Kostenko (UKR)

61 63

Kostenko/Lopatetskaya (UKR)

G Mpteshi Perricard (FRA) J Pierleoni (GBR)

26 61 62

Bensoussan (FRA)/Campana (ESP)

M Paoletti (ITA)

Z Li (CHN)

63 64

Berlanga Bandera (ESP)/Lerby (NED)

F Pasquariello (ITA)

M Jovanovic (SRB)

64 76(4)

Breazu/Stupar (ROU)

A Petric (ROU)

F Keita (ROU)

5-4 ret

Coastache/Macos (ROU)

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Tournament

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles Winner

Jun 1

Hradek (CZE)

A Jurajda (CZE)

V Veigert (CZE)

62 62

Jurajda/Siniakov (CZE)

D Vidmanova (RUS)

K Mandelikova (CZE)

62 60

Mandelikova (CZE)/Vidmanova (RUS)

T Dzimistarishvili (GEO)

M Lajal (EST)

76(4) 64

Murrand/Nurme (EST)

D Yanotovskaya (RUS)

G Reinaru (EST)

62 62

Gamretkaia (MDA)/Matjunina (LAT)

S Popovic (SRB)

A Krivokapic (MNE)

w/o

Jovanovic/Raicevic (MNE)

A Shcherbinina (RUS)

N Senic (SRB)

61 60

Deletic/Vilcek (SRB)

L Erceg (CRO)

J Sinadinovic (BIH)

61 61

Erceg/Poljicak (CRO)

A Ruzic (CRO)

K Huncak (CRO)

26 61 61

Huncak (CRO)/Mikaca (BIH)

C Benichou (FRA)

62 61

Mondini/Rotilio (ITA)

Jun 1

Jun 8

Jun 15

Tallinn (EST)

Cacak (SRB)

Prijedor (BIH)

Jun 15

Padova (ITA)

L Nardi (ITA) L Pigato (ITA)

F Brugnone (FRA)

26 64 61

Mair/Serafini (ITA)

Jun 15

Aylesbury (GBR)

J Price (GBR)

M Gedney (GBR)

61 57 61

Bailly/Sempels (BEL)

K Bilchev (GBR)

A Lex (GER)

62 60

Bissett/Fox (GBR)

M Kasnikowski (POL)

M Kamrowski (POL)

62 63

Kasinowski/Orlikowski (POL)

P Wygonowska (POL)

M Tikhono (USA)

61 62

Golas/Wygonowska (POL)

K Van den Heuvel NED)

D Van Dijk (NED)

61 62

Van dan Heuvel/Weststrate (NED)

P Kovapitukted (THA)

K Dmitruk (BLR)

36 75 63

Koskel/Reinaru (EST)

G Tabacco (ITA)

A Safonov (RUS)

63 63

Andrejic (AUT)/Baskovic (CRO)

M Paoletti (ITA)

P Kovapitukted (THA)

61 75

Paoletti/Pigato (ITA)

F Zilkay (SVK)

64 61

Almasi/Dao (SVK)

Jun 15

Jun 15

Jun 22

Kolobrzeg (POL)

Riga (LAT)

Trieste (ITA)

Jun 22

Budapest (HUN)

P Kalocsai (HUN) A Toth (HUN)

S Suchankova (SVK)

60 60

Toth (HUN)/Volgapkina (RUS)

Jun 22

Pinsk (BLR)

V Bielinskyi (UKR)

C Kabirov (RUS)

61 62

Bielinski (UKR)/Kabirov (RUS)

P Kudermetova (RUS)

L Kostenko (UKR)

62 67(2) 61 Abramovich/Kolodynska (BLR)

S Popovic (SRB)

60 63

Lajal (EST)/Rune (DEN)

M Paoletti (ITA)

K Bilchev (GBR)

64 61

Im/Ku (KOR)

M Homberg (GER)

R Korelov (RUS)

63 63

Homberg (GER)/Syrota (UKR)

A Toth (HUN)

M Tiurina (RUS)

76(2) 61

Kubo (JPN)/Toth (HUN)

E Moller (DEN)

D Siniakov (CZE)

63 61

Donald/Siniakov (CZE)

A Lex (GER)

A Cerna (CZE)

36 63 61

Cvetkovic (SUI)/Fruhvirtova (CZE)

Jun 29

Jun 29

Jun 29

Porto san Giorgio (ITA) H Rune (NOR)

Budaörs (HUN)

Rakovnik (CZE)

Jul 5

Otocec (SLO)

J Suntar (SLO)

G Samofalov (UKR)

63 61

Potocnik/Suntar (SLO)

S Suchankova (SVK)

D Yanotovskaya (RUS)

61 46 62

Suchankova (SVK)/Yanotovskaya (RUS)

Jul 5

Bressanone (ITA)

E Moller (DEN)

L Nardi (ITA)

63 63

Lu/Stakusic (CAN)

M Collard (CAN)

D Tomashevskaya (CAN)

76(1) 62

Brugnone (FRA)/Pigato (ITA)

L Erceg (CRO)

M Zaharia (ROU)

62 64

Bill/Erceg (CRO)

A Ruzic (CRO)

K Milicevic (SWE)

36 61 62

Ciric Bagaric/Ruzic (CRO)

M Kasnikowski (POL)

D Benard (NED)

46 61 62

Bojarski/Kasnikowski (POL)

M Guth (GER)

S Mueller (GER)

62 62

Hageman/Spee (NED)

Jul 5

Jul 5

Stobrec (CRO)

Münster (GER)

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14 & Under Date

Apr 27

Tournament

Baku (AZE)

Category / Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles Winner

3 A Matus (RUS)

N Ianin (RUS)

46 63 61

Ianin/Oreshin (RUS)

A Sayfetdinova (RUS)

63 75

Kubanova/Sayfetdinova (RUS)

L Weststrate (NED)

62 62

Beran/Lehecka (CZE)

O Corneanu (ROU)

63 60

Corneanu (ROU)/Meyer auf der Heide (GER)

M Matic (CRO)

63 64

Kalender/Matic (CRO)

E Jankulovska (MKD)

63 62

Vukicic (SRB)/Zalukar (CRO)

62 61

Danich/Miftakhov (RUS)

M Gorbunova (RUS) Apr 27

Rakovnik (CZE)

2 F Jianu (ROU) E Makarova (RUS)

May 4

Ulcinj (MNE)

3 A Kalender (CRO) A Draskovic (MNE)

May 4

Baku (AZE)

3 A Matus (RUS)

U Ulusoy (TUR)

P Gubina (UKR)

J Nikitina (UKR)

57 76(3) 62 Semenistaja/Semenistaja (LAT)

May 4

Svilengrad (BUL)

3 C Cretu (ROU)

V Karazhov (BUL)

76(4) 60

Cretu/Macovei (ROU)

P Akimova (RUS)

63 62

Dimitrova/Todorova (BUL)

M Vianello (ITA)

64 61

Vianello/Zepperi (ITA)

F Rossi (ITA)

64 46 76(4) Cocciaretto/Rossi (ITA)

M Todorova (BUL) May 4

Pavia (ITA)

2 J Schlageter(GER) H Pellicano (MLT)

May 4

Opalenica (POL)

2 O Torski (GER) K Bartone (LAT)

May 4

Rakovnik (CZE)

1 T Skatov (RUS) T Pachkaleva (RUS)

May 11

Brindisi (ITA)

3 G Zeppieri (ITA)

May 11

Niksic (MNE)

3 M Aleksic (MNE)

L Alessi (ITA)

A Draskovic (MNE) May 11

Lodz (POL)

3 D Taczala (POL) A Wierzbowska (POL)

May 11

Sliven (BUL)

3 C Cretu (ROU) C Manu (ROU)

May 11

Akko (ISR)

2 A Gaponenko (ISR) N Khirin (ISR)

76(3) 63

Adamek/Taczala (POL)

63 61

Kubka/Wierzbowska (POL)

F Jianu (ROU)

64 46 64

Ibragimov/Skatov (RUS)

E Makarova (RUS)

36 63 62

Chwalinska (POL)/Laguza (UKR)

A Cugini (ITA)

76(10) 46 63 Andaloro/Tabacco (ITA)

A Tagliente (ITA)

62 61

Mariani/Mascolo (ITA)

D Ibragimov (RUS)

60 60

Agafonov/Gubarev (RUS)

K Tmusic (SRB)

64 63

Baszak (POL)/Likhacheva (RUS)

K Kubik (CZE)

76(10) 63 Adomavicius/Cipkus (LTU)

M Kubka (POL)

63 62

Nadajewska/Wedrocha (POL)

R Macovei (ROU)

61 61

Ionel/Macovei (ROU)

L Savu (ROU)

60 60

Dimitrova (BUL)/Manea (ROU)

M Chernov (RUS)

63 61

Nechushtan/Simon (ISR)

R Hondiashvili (ISR)

36 64 61

Dubinchik/Shemesh (ISR)

75 16 63

Martin/Tanner (SUI)

May 11

Maribor (SLO)

2 S Gruntvig (NOR)

P Makk (HUN)

Z Falkner (SLO)

E Meyer (AUT)

63 62

Ule (SLO)/Vidovic (SRB)

May 11

Kiev (UKR)

2 I Beloborodko (UKR)

O Shestakov (UKR)

61 61

Beloborodko/Burlachenko (UKR)

A Hinka (UKR)

61 61

Balaba/Petrenko (UKR)

M Popovic (SRB)

61 61

Beran/Lehecka (CZE)

K Rakhimova (RUS)

26 63 64

Krupchenko/Rakhimova (RUS)

V Petrenko (UKR) May 11

Piestany (SVK)

1 W Marek (POL) L Bencheikh (FRA)

May 18

Larnaca (CYP)

3 S Savva (CYP) E Louka (CYP)

May 18

Netanya (ISR)

3 R Ginat (ISR) N Khirin (ISR)

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S Kyzas (CYP)

26 64 75

Kyzas/Savva (CYP)

F Hadjigeorgiou (CYP)

60 60

Hadjigeorgiou/Louka (CYP)

Y Sarouk (ISR)

57 63 62

Gaponenko/Sarouk (ISR)

A Poplavska (UKR)

36 62 75

Dubinchik (ISR)/Poplavska (UKR)

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14 & Under Date

May 18

Tournament

Category / Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles Winner

Subotica (SRB)

2 N Subanovic (SRB)

A Kalender (CRO)

64 62

Deli/Bobak (HUN)

J Babic (SRB)

61 61

Cisovska (RUS)/Mikulan (AUT)

E Repina (RUS) May 18

Vadul-lui-Voda (MDA) 2 S Burlachenko (UKR)

G Quinzi (ITA)

75 61

Carnello (SWE)/Quinzi (ITA)

A Yakubovich (UKR)

60 63

Epur (RUS)/Petrenko (UKR)

2 B Devald (CRO)

G Onclin (BEL)

64 61

Devald/Horvat (CRO)

I Zelic (CRO)

H Fischer (GBR)

62 61

Plumtree (CRO)/Tomic (BIH)

J Adomavicius (LTU)

61 60

Kazakov (RUS)/Schroeder (NED)

V Petrenko (UKR) May 18

Maribor (SLO)

May 25

Tallinn (EST)

3 O Virtanen (FIN)

May 25

Falköping (SWE)

2 V Arsov (SWE)

C Plakk (EST)

M Petrovic (SWE) May 25

Mostar (BIH)

3 M Matic (CRO) A Draskovic (MNE)

May 25

Kópavogur (ISL)

3 A Pragana (POR) D Semenistaja (LAT)

May 25

Pécs (HUN)

2 P Sallay (HUN) V Nikolovova (CZE)

May 25

Correggio (ITA)

2 T Baadi (CAN)

May 25

Bucharest (ROU)

1 A Andreev (BUL)

L Fernandez (CAN)

Jun 1

Jun 1

Stabekk (NOR)

Budapest (HUN)

Tbilisi (GEO)

Dujmovic/Matic (CRO)

M Bojic (BIH)

61 36 63

Bojic (BIH)/Draskovic (MNE)

O Weightman (GBR)

75(5) 62

Long Martinez/Trainor (GBR)

C Monnet (FRA)

60 60

Semenistaja/Semenistaja (LAT)

N Subanovic (SRB)

46 63 64

Makk/Sallay (HUN)

A Siskova (CZE)

60 64

Nikolovova/Siskova (CZE)

A Fiorentini (ITA)

62 61

Goncalves/Maia (POR)

62 75

Kostyuk (UKR)/Pellicano (MLT)

L Schroeder (LUX)

36 61 60

Hillhouse (FRA)/Schroeder (LUX)

E Elde (NOR)

L Haseth (NOR)

62 64

Elde/Haseth (NOR)

3 P Makk (HUN)

P Sallay (HUN)

60 61

Deli/Bobak (HUN)

A Nagy (HUN)

R Zadori (HUN)

76(3) 63

Kaiser/Schmid (AUT)

P Kapuskin (RUS)

63 62

Manko/Shikhabudinov (RUS)

E Burdina (RUS)

64 61

Astakhova/Lebedeva (RUS)

V Horak (CZE)

63 75

Kubik/Svrcina (CZE)

3 E Vanshelboim (UKR)

3 E Manko (RUS)

3 L Andonov (MKD)

D Hindova (CZE)

A Banks (GBR)

76(3) 63

Nadajewska/Wedrocha (POL)

L Stefanovic (SRB)

63 46 64

Sraj/Tomac (SLO)

S Djoubri (FRA)

63 61

Djoubri (FRA)/Soh (ROU)

V Dobrnjac (BIH)

62 60

Dobrnjac/Durdevic (BIH)

I Zelic (CRO)

L Tomic (BIH)

62 60

Bojic/Tomic (BIH)

2 J Vazquez (ESP)

H Mayot (FRA)

60 60

Malkowski/von der Schulenberg (SUI)

E Vinnik (RUS)

63 75

Cagnazzo/Di Muzio (ITA)

3 S Gruntvig (DEN)

L Kraemer (GER)

61 63

Grundtvig (DEN)/Vanshelboim (UKR)

C Tauson (DEN)

A Hussain (DEN)

63 63

Jensen/Rommetveit Rohde (DEN)

D Krzovska (MKD) 2 S Madzar (CRO)

L Fernandez (CAN)

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C Manu (ROU)

Bitola (MKD)

Copenhagen (DEN)

L Durdevic (BIH)

Delai (ITA)/Fernandez (CAN)

Jun 1

Jun 8

Malki/Petrovic (SWE)

Dica/Jianu (ROU)

3 O Torski (GER)

Pescara (ITA)

63 61

61 61

Szczecin (POL)

Jun 1

L Haseth (NOR)

64 75

Jun 1

Tuzla (BIH)

Jakovleva (LAT)/Plakk (EST) Engstrom/Tordendahl (SWE)

C Tiglea (ITA)

D Astakhova (RUS)

Jun 1

62 62 61 75

F Jianu (ROU)

O Corneanu (ROU) Jun 1

S Orav (EST) R Weibull (SWE)

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Tournament

Category / Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles Winner

Jun 8

Nastola (FIN)

3 O Virtanen (FIN)

E Novikov (RUS)

64 61

Mandma (EST)/Virtanen (FIN)

A Mikhailova (RUS)

62 61

Hakala/Vehvilainen (FIN)

A Sayfetdinova (RUS) Jun 8

Skopje (MKD)

3 M Matic (CRO) D Krzovska (MKD)

Jun 8

Tbilisi (GEO)

3 E Manko (RUS) A Gumerova (RUS)

Jun 8

Vilamoura (POR)

2 H Maia (POR)

Jun 8

Rivne (UKR)

2 I Beloborodko (UKR)

Q Zheng (CHN)

D Lopatetskaya (UKR) Jun 8

Messina (ITA)

1 C Lerby (NED) H Pellicano (MLT)

Jun 15

Birkerod (DEN)

3 J Hartenstein (GER) C Tauson (DEN)

Jun 15

Cacak (SRB)

3 L Stefanovic (SRB) M Djakovic (SRB)

B Sengul (TUR)

61 60

Fatja (HUN)/Sengul (TUR)

M Shusharina (RUS)

63 62

Babic (SRB)/Krzovska (MKD)

I Tsurtsumi (GEO)

64 62

Avetsyan (ARM)/Starostin(RUS)

D Astakova (RUS)

64 76(4)

Gumerova (RUS)/Qadaria (GEO)

M Goncalves (POR)

46 62 63

Arcos del Valle/Montijano Garcia (ESP)

A Arkadianou (GRE)

61 63

Arkadianu/Meschoritis (GRE)

O Shestakov (UKR)

64 36 62

Britikov/Muravyov (UKR)

A Martemyanova (UKR)

61 64

Gubina/Lopatetskaya (UKR)

G Zeppieri (ITA)

62 62

Lerby/Weststrate (NED)

K Domnina (RUS)

36 62 63

Domnina/Tihonova (RUS)

D Wassermann (NED)

w/o

Korsgaard/Okkels Jensen (DEN)

W Baszak (POL)

63 61

Baszak (POL)/Likhacheva (RUS)

B Sraj (SLO)

63 62

Pejanovic (MNE)/Senchuk (RUS)

R Tudorache (ROU)

63 62

Trencheva (BUL)/Ule (SLO)

J Arcos del Valle (ESP)

63 64

Maia/Serra Vieira (POR)

Jun 15

Portimao (POR)

3 H Maia (POR) Q Zheng (CHN)

P Shitikova (RUS)

61 4-2 ret Baptista/Silva (POR)

Jun 15

Riga (LAT)

3 O Virtanen (FIN)

D Taczala (POL)

62 63

Ginat/Sarouk (ISR)

K Yersh (BLR)

26 63 63

Diatlova/Gubina (UKR)

E Vanshelboim (UKR)

62 63

Raad/Rivera (SWE)

C Tauson (DEN)

63 62

Baszak (POL)/Likhacheva (RUS)

R Ginat (ISR)

63 63

Jirousek/Paulson (CZE)

D Lopatetskaya (UKR)

64 61

Filichenok/Yakubovich (BLR)

M Schaber (GER)

60 76(6)

Kuipers/Wasserman (NED)

B Dogan (TUR)

76(2) 60

Goedkoop/Tangkau (NED)

M Lorens (POL)

61 60

Engstrom (SWE)/Utheim (NOR)

K Bartone (LAT) Jun 22

Rungsted (DEN)

3 R Horvat (CRO) Q Zheng (CHN)

Jun 22

Liepaja (LAT)

2 A Paulson (CZE) I Daujotaite (LTU)

Jun 29

Amsterdam (NED)

3 J Schlageter(GER) M Hodzic (GER)

Jun 29

Asker (NOR)

3 E Vanshelboim (UKR)

E Shasteen (SWE)

60 60

Avetisyan (RUS)/Geller (LAT)

Jun 29

Tallinn (EST)

3 A Guerrero Melgar (ESP) E Agafonov (RUS)

64 62

Belov/Burnashov (RUS)

K Saar (EST)

63 62

Kivikoski (FIN)/Kubre (EST)

A Paulson (CZE)

63 3-0 ret Beran/Lehecka (CZE)

T Vajsejtlova (CZE)

75 62

A Korolkova (RUS)

M Odintsova (RUS) Jul 5

Jablonec (CZE)

3 J Lehecka (CZE) D Hindova (CZE)

Jul 5

Jul 5

Oberpullenorf (AUT)

Paris (FRA)

2 P Makk (HUN)

P Sallay (HUN)

61 46 62

Makk/Sallay (HUN)

A Nagy (HUN)

R Zadori (HUN)

62 36 63

Gross/Meyer (AUT)

T Tirante (ARG)

75 26 64

Grundtvig (DEN)/Zgirovsky (BLR)

M Halemai (FRA)

06 76(4) 76(5) Bencheikh/Halemai (FRA)

1 S Han (KOR) A Laguza (UKR)

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Apr 27

Tournament

Category / Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles Winner

Limassol (CYP)

3 E Neos (CYP)

M Efstathiou (CYP)

61 63

Campbell/Efstathiou (CYP)

V Petrenko (UKR)

62 64

Krupenina/Tikhonova (RUS)

F Marozsan (HUN)

62 36 61

Forti/Iannaccone (ITA)

C Manu (ROU)

61 46 62

Ciuca/Manu (ROU)

D Gorelik (ISR)

62 63

Gabriely/Sarouk (ISR)

E Spirina (RUS)

Y Rogova (UKR)

64 61

Makatsaria (GEO)/Rogova (UKR)

A Bardzin (BLR)

75 26 63

Basalyha/Levanovich (BLR)

A Tikhonova (RUS) Apr 27

Dunakeszi (HUN)

3 F Iannaccone (ITA) L Piccinetti (ITA)

Apr 27

Kfar Maccabiah (ISR)

3 A Gabreal (ISR)

Apr 27

Pinsk (BLR)

2 A Liaonenka (BLR)

May 4

Baku (AZE)

3 D Tashbatulov (KAZ)

M Kostyuk (UKR)

May 4

Kiev (UKR)

K Paulenka (BLR)

63 46 64

Epur (RUS)/Ivasco (MDA)

N Davlianidze (GEO)

63 64

Davlianidze (GEO)/Tashbatulov (KAZ)

V Mikhaylova (RUS)

A Sizova (RUS)

64 64

Mikhaylova/Sizova (RUS)

3 M Mashtakov (UKR)

Y Sirous (UKR)

76 76

Karpovets/Mastakov(UKR)

V Dema (UKR)

63 61

Dema/Petrenko (UKR)

M Chernyshova (UKR) May 4

May 4

Zenica (BIH)

Ashkelon (ISR)

3 M Miladinovic (SRB)

A Grubisic (BIH)

61 61

Erpel (GER)/Sippos (HUN)

L Tomic (BIH)

D Radisic (BIH)

63 62

Radisic (BIH)/Vovic (SRB)

2 O Yeshaya (ISR)

N Vodavoz (ISR)

w/o

Amar/Yeshaya (ISR)

V Pepelyaeva (RUS)

61 61

Pepelyaeva/Spirina (RUS)

M Sisam (AUS)

62 75

Lingxi (CHN)/Sheyngezikht (BUL)

D Snigur (UKR)

62 63

Arias Manjon/Myorov Bakhtina (ESP)

D Bonetta (CRO)

76(7) 62

Alt/Paul (SUI)

S Nikocevic (GER)

61 61

Ganz/Tsygourova (SUI)

I Karpovets (UKR)

46 76(1) 75 Karpovets/Maulenov (UKR)

A Shakhraychuk (UKR)

61 62

Chernyshova/Laguza (UKR)

O Styler (CZE)

64 64

Fryze/Michalski (POL)

I Sebestova (CZE)

63 62

Sebestova/Wojcikova (POL)

M Erdogan (TUR)

26 60 61

Cekirge (TUR)/Niculescu (ROU)

Z Erman (TUR)

46 76(4) 63 Comlek/Erturk (TUR)

L Soskic (CRO)

63 3-0 ret Alt/Paul (SUI)

K Tsygourova (SUI)

76(0) 63

Bartosik/Nagy (HUN)

L Erceg (CRO)

62 63

Chen/Lazell (GBR)

L Putz (GER)

61 61

Glanzer (AUT)/Toth (HUN)

C Koshis (CYP)

64 61

Dzimistarishvili (GEO)/Kristianson (EST)

M Tolmacheva (RUS)

46 76(4) 62 Komar/Tikhonko (BLR)

E Spirina (RUS) May 4

Torell贸 (ESP)

1 Z Lingxi (CHN)

May 11

Maribor (SLO)

2 J Paul (SUI)

D Petroula (GRE)

K Juvan (SLO) May 11

Kiev (UKR)

2 M Mashtakov (UKR) M Chernyshova (UKR)

May 18

Zabrze (POL)

2 T Machac (CZE) M Podlinska (POL)

May 18

Samsun (TUR)

2 K Cekirge (TUR) A Comlek (TUR)

May 18

Maribor (SLO)

2 J Paul (SUI)

May 25

Koper (SLO)

3 H Medjedovic (SRB)

N Keller (SUI)

A Toth (HUN) May 25

Siauliai (LTU)

3 A Bojarski (POL) V Petrovskaia (RUS)

May 25

Hiller酶d (DEN)

3 M Lipp (GER) M Hageman (NED)

May 25

Kiev (UKR)

3 V Bielinskyi (UKR) D Lopatetskaya (UKR)

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F Van Donselaar (NED)

64 46 62

Van Donselaar/Weststrate (NED)

B Spee (NED)

63 63

Hageman/Spee (NED)

N Zavhorodko (UKR)

61 64

Bielinski/Zavhorodko (UKR)

L Kostenko (UKR)

61 63

Kostenko/Lopatetskaya (UKR)

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Jun 1

Tournament

Category / Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles Winner

Vsevolozshk (RUS)

3 M Minin (RUS)

M Sekamov (RUS)

63 61

Kazakov/Minin (RUS)

A Korolkova (RUS)

76(5) 62

Denisenko/Sukhotina (RUS)

3 V Strauch (GER)

N Hornitschek (GER)

75 63

Groener/Jentoft (NOR)

M Helgo (NOR)

A Brune Olsen (NOR)

w/o

Brune Olsen/Helgo (NOR)

V Yulik (RUS)

75 57 64

Chelidze/Davlianidze (GEO)

L Kentchiashvili (GEO)

76(2) 46 63Kardava/Titova (RUS)

M Sikorski (POL)

36 64 64

M Kaul (EST)

62 26 76(7)Orav/Plakk (EST)

F Iannaccone (ITA)

61 63

Liaonenka (BLR)/Neos (CYP)

D Vismane (LAT)

61 64

Elenova (MKD)/Jldic (BIH)

3 T Heger (GER)

N Hartzheim (GER)

16 63 63

Lusovsky/Simecek (CZE)

I Kunat (POL)

V Nikolovova (CZE)

63 16 75

Nikolovova/Richterova (CZE)

A Sukhotina (RUS) Jun 1

Jun 1

Stabekk (NOR)

Tbilisi (GEO)

3 N Davliandize (GEO) A Shanize (GEO)

Jun 1

Tallinn (EST)

3 R Parts (EST)

Jun 1

Foligno (ITA)

1 F Forti (ITA)

S Orav (EST)

M Carle (ARG) Jun 8

Jun 8

Hradek (CZE)

Siauliai (LTU)

3 A Ausiyevich (BLR) K Bartone (LAT)

Jun 8

Nastola (FIN)

3 I Vesanen (FIN) V Mikhaylova (RUS)

Jun 8

Reykjavik (ISL)

3 A Meinertz (DEN)

Jun 8

Tbilisi (GEO)

3 V Yulik (RUS)

S Heffernan (IRL)

A Makatsaria (GEO) Jun 8

Szazhalombatta (HUN) 3 V Ivanov (RUS) A Velea (ROU)

Jun 8

Mamaia (ROU)

2 E Fetisleam (ROU) R Chivu (ROU)

Jun 8

Milan (ITA)

1 Z Piros (HUN) M Carle (ARG)

Jun 15

Skopje (MKD)

3 Z Palazov (BUL)

Jun 15

Crema (ITA)

2 J Jalif (ARG)

K Marinkovikj (MKD)

Riga (LAT)

Jun 22

Brussels (BEL)

Mestre (ITA)

Ausiyevich (BLR)/Nael (EST) Bartone (LAT)/Efremova (BLR)

M Minin (RUS)

26 75 75

Hietaranta/Vesanen (FIN)

E Shalimova (RUS)

76(6) 06 61Joukanen (FIN)/Shalimova (RUS)

A Magnusson (ISL)

62 64

Jermar (CZE)/Magnusson (ISL)

V Cioffi (ITA)

63 64

Kortuem/Waigand (GER)

Y Erel (TUR)

63 16 61

Akkoyun/Erel (TUR)

A Solovyeva (RUS)

36 75 64

Kardava/Titova (RUS)

P Makk (HUN)

36 76(3) 76(5) Maroszan/Sipos (HUN)

L Tomic (BIH)

63 61

Farbas/Koncz (HUN)

I Vidan (ROU)

63 63

Medesan (ROU)/Yeremenko (UKR)

S Cadar (ROU)

76(4) 64

Chivu/Davidescu (ROU)

J Paul (SUI)

63 64

Bessire/Ingarao (ITA)

G Peoni (ITA)

67(5) 64 75Erjavec (SLO)/Solovyeva (RUS)

P Drobnjakovic (SRB)

63 63

Andreevski/Kuseski (MKD)

63 62

Hristovska/Marinkovikj (MKD)

64 75

Baez (ARG)/Pereira (CHI)

E Chiesa (ITA)

61 64

Pellicano (MLT)/Wang (CHN)

D Michalski (POL)

62 64

Glinka (EST)/Kravchenko (UKR)

P Joukanen (FIN)

62 63

Jaskiewicz (POL)/Tekbas (TUR)

3 J Hildebrandt (GER)

C Zoske (GER)

63 63

Cu Thai/Zoske (GER)

D Semenistaja (LAT)

E Vinnik (RUS)

64 63

Semenistaja/Semenistaja (LAT)

G De Vita (ITA)

75 63

Bottino/Taddia (ITA)

V Cioffi (ITA)

75 61

Nonnis Marzano/Tcherkes Zade (ITA)

3 T Dudek (POL)

3 F Rebecchini (ITA) I Tcherkes Zade (ITA)

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D Krzovska (MKD)

E Haavisto (FIN) Jun 22

A Kwiatkowski (POL) A Efremova (BLR)

M Frinzi (ITA)

H Pellicano (MLT) Jun 15

Nael (EST)/Sikorski (POL)

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Tournament

Category / Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles Winner

Veli Losinj (CRO)

3 F Nincevic (CRO)

K Suevich (CRO)

61 62

Nincevic/Suevich (CRO)

T Malesevic (SRB)

62 61

Cohen (ISR)/Sipek (CRO)

3 J Vehovec (SLO)

L Krainer (AUT)

63 36 60

Krainer (AUT)/Palan (CZE)

K Novak (SLO)

I Komleva (RUS)

61 63

Cvetkovic/Plank (SLO)

Z Lingxi (CHN)

61 62

Darras/Fougerit (FRA)

63 1-1 ret

Monnet (FRA)/Wang (CHN)

76(6) 62

Mitrov/Palazov (BUL)

L Lukacs (HUN) Jun 22

Jun 22

Kranj (SLO)

Villeneuve (FRA)

1 C Tseng (KOR)

M Bassols Ribera (ESP) C Berchtold (GER) Jun 29

Sliven (BUL)

3 K Cekirge (TUR)

Jun 29

Asker (NOR)

3 T Rudolph (SUI)

A Erturk (TUR)

Z Tekbas (TUR)

61 63

Karazhova/Todorova (BUL)

J Schaefer (NOR)

60 46 64

Cu Thai/Hilsenstein (GER)

K Huhnholz (GER)

62 64

Korolkova/Kuznetsova (RUS)

M Pfaff (GER)

64 46 62

Doubek/Kraus (CZE)

L Benesova (CZE)

76(3) 63

Benesova/Najmanova (CZE)

A Vitcov (MDA)

60 ret

Mandu/Medesan (ROU)

G Davidescu (ROU)

64 64

Braga/Gandac (ROU)

T Dudek (POL)

26 75 61

Horvat/Savin (CRO)

D Turkovic (CRO)

63 62

Farbas (HUN)/Hrkac (SLO)

D Pauli (GER)

61 60

Janosik (SVK)/Jermar (CZE)

S Kovacicova (SVK)

62 63

Kovacicova/Milatova (SVK)

A Vorobyev (RUS)

62 63

Cekirge (TUR)/Feliu Gomez (ESP)

E Ovcharenko (RUS)

36 61 63

Erturk/Tekbas (TUR)

M Efstathiou (CYP)

36 64 64

Efstathiou/Neos (CYP)

C Waigand (GER)

64 67(4) 60 cancelled

3 J Dugo Reyes (ESP)

T Curras (ESP)

46 61 64

Dugo Reyes (ESP)/Mayo (GBR)

M del Pino (ESP)

A Ruffini (ITA)

57 61 62

del Pino Maturano (ESP)/Ruffini (ITA)

D Semenistaja (LAT) Jun 29

Marianske Lazne (CZE) 3 T Heger (GER) D Hindova (CZE)

Jun 29

Bucharest (ROU)

3 R Baiant (CAN) M Marculescu (ROU)

Jun 29

Cakovec (CRO)

2 R Savin (CRO) H Sato (JPN)

Jul 5

Slovenska Lupca (SVK) 3 D Khin (HUN)

Jul 5

Haskovo (BUL)

R Cisovska (SVK) 3 Z Palazov (BUL) S Mazdrashka (BUL) Jul 5

Corradino (MLT)

3 E Neos (CYP) A Makatsaria (GEO)

Jul 5

Aviles (ESP)

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Venue

Cat.

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Apr 27

Mostoles (ESP)

$10,000

M Willis (GBR)

J Hernando Ruano (ESP) 67(14) 63 76(8) Arauzo/Arenas Gualda (ESP)

Apr 27

Heraklion (GRE)

$10,000

E Crepaldi (ITA)

A Bega (ITA)

62 62

Jakupovic/Tsitsipas (GRE)

Apr 27

Sta. Margherita (ITA) $10,000

S Benoussan (ITA)

O Giacalone (ITA)

46 63 62

Bortolotti/Moncagatto (ITA)

Apr 27

Ashkelon (ISR)

$10,000

A Weintraub (ISR)

E Karlovskiy (RUS)

63 64

Barry (IRL)/Karlovskiy (RUS)

Apr 27

Karlskrona (SWE)

$10,000

F Simonsson (SWE)

T Reichelt (GER)

61 63

Reichelt/Von Massow (GER)

Apr 27

Grasse (FRA)

$15,000

M Chazal (FRA)

R Aneodo (MON)

62 75

Dubail (BEL)/Medvedev (RUS)

May 4

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

T Brkic (BIH)

V Safranek (CZE)

62 64

Barrere/Inzerillo (FRA)

May 4

Lleida (ESP)

$10,000

G Granollers (ESP)

A Lopez San Martin (ESP) 16 76(5) 64 Martos Gornes/Toledo Bague (ESP)

May 4

Ashkelon (ISR)

$10,000

A Weintraub (ISR)

T Martin (GBR)

75 64

Doubles

Cukierman/Leshem (ISR)

May 4

Sta. Margherita (ITA) $10,000

G Naso (ITA)

P Heras (ARG)

64 46 76(9)Bonadio/Rondoni (ITA)

May 4

Caldas de Rainha (POR)$10,000

F Gil (POR)

R Barbosa (POR)

3-1 ret

Gil/Silva (POR)

May 4

Galati (ROU)

$10,000

A Lazov (BUL)

D Popko (KAZ)

46 75 64

Carpen/Tatomir (ROU)

May 4

Bastad (SWE)

$10,000

M Linzer (AUT)

M Podzus (LAT)

64 62

Mridha/Simonsson (SWE)

May 4

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

R Bellotti (ITA)

L Miedler (AUT)

64 63

Miedler/Neuchrist (AUT)

May 11

Doboj (BIH)

$10,000

P Meis (GER)

V Durasovic (NOR)

64 36 63

Serdarusic/Topic (CRO)

May 11

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

M Zekic (SRB)

Y Mertens (BUL)

67(4) 75 62 Borsos/Godry (HUN)

May 11

Prague (CZE)

$10,000

U Ignatik (BLR)

J Mertl (CZE)

61 63

Cermak/Stanek (CZE)

May 11

Valldoreix (ESP)

$10,000

T Paul (USA)

A Alcaraz Ivorra (ESP)

26 64 64

Granollers/Roca Batalla (ESP)

May 11

Pantiani (GEO)

$10,000

G Panfil (POL)

A Igoshin (RUS)

36 62 64

cancelled

May 11

Akko (ISR)

$10,000

E Leshem (ISR)

P Kobelt (USA)

64 62

Barry (IRL)/Martin (GBR)

May 11

Sta. Margherita (ITA) $10,000

C Hemery (FRA)

J Tatlot (FRA)

76(5) 60

Licciardi/Rondoni (ITA)

May 11

Coimbra (POR)

$10,000

G Rumenov Payakov (ESP) R Ojeda Lara (ESP)

60 64

Arenas Gualda/Rumenov (ESP)

May 11

Galati (ROU)

$10,000

M Dubarenco (BLR)

D Popko (KAZ)

76(5) 63

Luncanu (ROU)/Mugevicius (LTU)

May 11

Bastad (SWE)

$10,000

M Ymer (SWE)

D Madaras (ROU)

26 61 62

Mridha/Simonsson (SWE)

May 11

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

R Bellotti (ITA)

E Crepaldi (ITA)

61 61

Crepaldi (ITA)/Grenier (FRA)

May 11

Cherkassy (UKR)

$10,000

V Uzhylovsky (UKR)

V Manafov (UKR)

46 61 64

Sergiienko/Smirnov (UKR)

May 18

Prijedor (BIH)

$10,000

F Skugor (CRO)

T Ternar (SLO)

64 76(4)

Sabanov (CRO)/Sabanov (CRO

May 18

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

T Androic (CRO)

O Otte (GER)

46 63 63

Dischinger (BRA)/Neis (BRA)

May 18

Jablonec (CZE)

$10,000

M Michalicka (CZE)

U Ignatik (BLR)

76(4) 75

Kowalczyk (POL)/Majchrowicz (POL)

May 18

Vic (ESP)

$10,000

M Chazal (FRA)

A Ward (GBR)

67(7) 76(4) 62 Martos Gornes/Toledo Bague (ESP)

May 18

Pantiani (GEO)

$10,000

G Panfil (POL)

P Sakamoto (BRA)

76(5) 75

Balleret (MON)/Bortolotti (ITA)

May 18

Bergamo (ITA)

$10,000

M Trevisan (ITA)

F Gaio (ITA)

64 64

Bonadio/Rondoni (ITA)

May 18

Pombal (POR)

$10,000

G Rumenov Payakov (ESP) C Boluda-Purkiss

62 75

Deus/Domingues (POR)

May 18

Bucharest (ROU)

$10,000

D Popko (KAZ)

V Crivoi (ROU)

64 76(1)

Anagnastopol/Luncanu (ROU)

May 18

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

E Crepaldi (ITA)

D Cox (GBR)

63 64

Tverijonas (LTU)/Zeballos (BOL)

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Cat.

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles

May 18

Cherkassy (UKR)

$10,000

V Uzhylovsky (UKR)

A Smirnov (UKR)

60 61

Deviatiarov (UKR)/Janvier (FRA)

May 25

Brcko (BIH)

$10,000

T Kocevar-Desman (SLO) T Jotovski (MKD)

61 62

Cornea/Sulea (ROU)

May 25

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

D Kekez (CRO)

M Banes (AUS)

61 62

Dischinger/Neis (BRA)

May 25

Most (CZE)

$10,000

J Satral (CZE)

A Sikora (SVK)

64 62

Jebavy/Satral (CZE)

May 25

Montbui (ESP)

$10,000

G Granollers (ESP)

Y Uchiyama (JPN)

67(1) 76(4) 63 Arauzo Martinez/Villacorta (ESP)

May 25

Pantiani (GEO)

$10,000

G Panfil (POL)

V Baluda (RUS)

61 76(0)

Bortolotti (ITA)/Monteiro (BRA)

May 25

Lecco (ITA)

$10,000

T Paul (USA)

L Sonego (ITA)

61 64

Luczak/Polmans (AUS)

May 25

Idanha a Nova (POR) $10,000

F Silva (POR)

J Domingues (POR)

64 62

Deus/Domingues (POR)

May 25

Bacau (ROU)

$15,000+H

K Majchrzak (POL)

D Dima (ROU)

61 62

Podlipnik Castillo/Saez (CHI)

May 25

Moscow (RUS)

$15,000

D Medvedev (RUS)

I Gakhov (RUS)

64 61

Inzerillo (FRA)/Ivanov (EST)

May 25

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

R Rodriguez (VEN)

S Ehrat (SUI)

75 46 64

Rodriguez (VEN)/Roelfse (RSA)

May 25

Cherkassy (UKR)

$10,000

A Smirnov (UKR)

I Nedelko (RUS)

61 26 61

Didenko(UKR)/Harper(USA)

Jun 1

Kiseljak (BIH)

$10,000

P Nejedly (CZE)

V Cornea (ROU)

76(6) 26 64Petrovic/Vucic (SRB)

Jun 1

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

M Linzer (AUT)

M Banes (AUS)

62 36 61

Banes/Van Peperzeel (AUS)

Jun 1

Madrid (ESP)

$10,000

M Chazal (FRA)

A Alcaraz Ivorra (ESP)

76(4) 64

Arauzo Martinez/Arenas Gualda (ESP)

Jun 1

Pantiani (GEO)

$10,000

A Metreveli (GEO)

M Bortolotti (ITA)

63 62

Baluda/Kalinin (RUS)

Jun 1

Tel Aviv (ISR)

$10,000

A Weintraub (ISR)

M Janvier (FRA)

61 63

Paris (GBR)/Patael (ISR)

Jun 1

Lodi (ITA)

$10,000+H

A Giannessi (ITA)

Y Marti (SUI)

67(6) 75 64 Giorgini/Volante (ITA)

Jun 1

Idanha a Nova (POR) $10,000

S Boltz (FRA)

J Domingues (POR)

62 60

Deus/Domingues (POR)

Jun 1

Kazan (RUS)

$10,000

V Ivanov (EST)

I Nedelko (RUS)

46 64 61

Igoshin (RUS)/Sabanin (RUS)

Jun 1

Bursa (TUR)

$10,000

A Bega (ITA)

D Mylokostov (UKR)

63 60

Bega/Melchiorre (ITA)

Jun 1

Maribor (SLO)

$10,000

K Dmitriev (RUS)

L Miedler (AUT)

64 61

Kalenichenko (UKR)/Oliveira (POR)

Jun 8

Sarajevo (BIH)

$15,000

D Baughman (USA)

D Kekez (CRO)

75 26 64

Krawietz/Langer (GER)

Jun 8

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

M Linzer (AUT)

G Van Pepezeel (AUS)

67(3) 63 63Arvidsson/Samuelsson (SWE)

Jun 8

Pantiani (GEO)

$10,000

M Bortolotti (ITA)

C Silva (BRA)

75 75

Bortolotti/Moncagatto (ITA)

Jun 8

Tel Aviv (ISR)

$10,000

S Boltz (FRA)

A Weintraub (ISR)

63 26 63

Silverman/Smith (USA)

Jun 8

Bergamo (ITA)

$10,000

G Naso (ITA)

A Giannessi (ITA)

46 62 76(3)Naso/Oradini (ITA)

Jun 8

Kazan (RUS)

$10,000

V Manafov (UKR)

E Elistratov (RUS)

61 62

Fufygin/Levine (RUS)

Jun 8

Belgrade (SRB)

$10,000

D Popko (KAZ)

A Partl (SVK)

63 64

Dmitriev(RUS)/Popko(KAZ)

Jun 8

Bursa (TUR)

$10,000

Y Jankovits (FRA)

R Cid (DOM)

75 63

Dubail (BEL)/Jankovits (FRA)

Jun 8

Binche (BEL)

$10,000

O Otte (GER)

J Lizariturry (ESP)

75 61

Greven (GER)/Willekes (NED)

Jun 8

Stara Zagora (BUL)

$10,000

O Roca Batalla (ESP)

A Lazov (BUL)

36 64 62

Esteve Lobato/Roca Batalla (ESP)

Jun 8

Ljubljana (SLO)

$10,000

E Eremin (ITA)

P Brunner (AUT)

63 62

Kalenichenko (UKR)/Oliveira (POR)

Jun 15

Martos (ESP)

$10,000

C Gomez-Herrera

R Ojeda Lara (ESP)

64 62

Arauzo Martinez/Arenas Gualda (ESP)

Jun 15

Mont de Marsan (FRA) $10,000

Z Zhang (CHN)

A Puget (FRA)

64 76(4)

Arneodo(MON)/Nys(FRA)

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Jun 15

Tel Aviv (ISR)

$10,000

A Weintraub (ISR)

S Boltz (FRA)

67(2) 64 61 Boltz/Jomby(FRA)

Jun 15

Alkmaar (NED)

$15,000

J Pereira (BRA)

J Werner (GER)

61 62

Barry (IRL)/Frantzen(NED)

Jun 15

Kazan (RUS)

$10,000

M Dubarenco (BLR)

A Desyatnik (RUS)

60 61

Dubarenco (BLR)/Manafov (UKR)

Jun 15

Valjevo (SRB)

$10,000

N Matic (GER)

D Petrovic (SRB)

64 64

Petrovic (SRB)/Salaba (CZE)

Jun 15

Istanbul (TUR)

$10,000

M Podzus (LAT)

B Mousley (AUS)

61 60

Altuna(TUR)/Mousley(AUS)

Jun 15

Damme (BEL)

$10,000

O Otte (GER)

T Schonenberg (GER)

75 63

Gille/Vliegen (BEL)

Jun 15

Burgas (BUL)

$10,000

Y Uchiyama (JPN)

D Kuzmanov (BUL)

57 64 62

Grozdanov/Lazov (BUL)

Jun 15

Napoli (ITA)

$15,000

D Giorgini (ITA)

V Galovic (CRO)

62 63

Granollers (ESP)/Vervoort (NED)

Jun 15

Litija (SLO)

$10,000

P Brunner (AUT)

M Blasko (SVK)

62 62

Brtnicky(CZE)/Suc(CZE)

Jun 15

Cluj (ROU)

$10,000

M Chazal (FRA)

T Craciun (ROU)

62 75

Martos Gornes/Mas Mascolo (ESP)

Jun 22

Seefeld (AUT)

$10,000

K Dmitriev (RUS)

D Boehler (GER)

76(6) 62

Basso (ITA)/Margaroli (SUI)

Jun 22

Pardubice (CZE)

$15,000

A Smirnov (UKR)

M Michalicka (CZE)

63 64

Jebavy/Satral (CZE)

Jun 22

Toulon (FRA)

$15,000

A Musialek (FRA)

P Martinez Portero (ESP) 16 62 63

Guez/Musialek (FRA)

Jun 22

Basilicanova (ITA)

$10,000+H

M Marterer (GER)

T Kocevar-Desman

Marterer/Masur (GER)

Jun 22

Breda (NED)

$15,000+H

D Griekspoor (NED)

Y Reuter (BEL)

64 61

Banes(AUS)/Barry(IRL)

Jun 22

Sabac (SRB)

$10,000

M Zekic (SRB)

R Stanek (CZE)

26 64 61

Jotovski(MKD)/Zekic(SRB)

Jun 22

Istanbul (TUR)

$10,000

M Janvier (FRA)

T Ismailov (UZB)

62 64

Altuna(TUR)/Mousley(AUS)

Jun 22

Havre (BEL)

$10,000

M Netuschil (GER)

M Tabatruong (FRA)

64 62

Baughman(USA)/Neis(BRA)

Jun 22

Blagoevgrad (BUL)

$10,000

I Nedelko (RUS)

G Jacq (FRA)

36 64 62

Glancy(IRL)/Haenle(GER)

Jun 22

Palma del Rio (ESP)

$15,000+H

T Jomby (FRA)

R Ortega-Olmedo (ESP)

62 64

Hernando-Ruano/Villacorta (ESP)

Jun 22

Sibiu (ROU)

$10,000

A Gaspar Murta (POR)

M Linzer (AUT)

16 64 46

Antonescu/Jecan (ROU)

Jun 29

Seefeld (AUT)

$10,000

A Basso (ITA)

D Popko (KAZ)

62 46 64

Arvidsson/Windahl (SWE)

Jun 29

Usti nad Orlici (CZE) $10,000

M Michalicka (CZE)

M Neuchrist (AUT)

62 64

Miedler/Neuchrist (AUT)

Jun 29

Montauban (FRA)

$15,000+H

G Sakharov (FRA)

M Teixeira (FRA)

64 64

Lamasine/Teixeira (FRA)

Jun 29

Kenn (GER)

$10,000

F Fallert (GER)

K Krawietz (GER)

63 36 62

Krawietz/Marterer (GER)

Jun 29

Busto Arsizio (ITA)

$15,000

N Razborsek (SLO)

I Klec (SVK)

61 60

Borgo/Volante (ITA)

Jun 29

Zeeland (NED)

$15,000

J Huta Galung (NED)

Y Marti (SUI)

75 26 63

Banes(AUS)/Neis(BRA)

Jun 29

De Haan (BEL)

$10,000

J Cagnina (BEL)

M Tabatruong (FRA)

64 76(7)

Johnson/Johnson (USA)

Jun 29

Bakio (ESP)

$10,000

T Fournerie (FRA)

J Aruazo Martinez (ESP) 75 60

Arauzo Martinez/Arenas Gualda (ESP)

Jun 29

Foscani (ROU)

$15,000

L Grigelis (LTU)

M Kestelboim (ARG)

64 63

Fortuna(ITA)/Griegelis(LTU)

Jun 29

Istanbul (TUR)

$10,000

A Metreveli (GEO)

M Janvier (FRA)

63 26 62

Jankovits/Nys (FRA)

Jul 6

Telfs (AUT)

$10,000

M Bortolotti (ITA)

L Hampel (AUT)

75 76(4)

Krawietz/Wagner (GER)

Jul 6

Nieuwpoort (BEL)

$10,000

F Horansky (SVK)

Y Laurent (FRA)

64 62

Kelly (AUS)/Verboven (BEL)

Jul 6

Brno (CZE)

$15,000

U Ignatik (BLR)

J Mertl (CZE)

67(9) 64 61 Ignatik(BLR)/Jebavy(CZE)

Jul 6

Getxo (ESP)

$10,000

A Ward (GBR)

P Martinez Portero (ESP) 61 61

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Jul 6

Bourg-en-Bresse (FRA) $15,000+H

Jul 6

Frinton (GBR)

Jul 6

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles

J Samper-Montana (ESP) Z Zhang (CHN)

63 64

Reboul/Teixeira (FRA)

$15,000

D Evans (GBR)

D Smethurst (GBR)

76(4) 76(8) Smethurst/Willis (GBR)

Saarlouis (GER)

$10,000

S Fanselow (GER)

D Kekez (CRO)

64 62

Kalenichenko (UKR)/Kekez (CRO)

Jul 6

Sassuolo (ITA)

$15,000

A Giannessi (ITA)

G Naso (ITA)

46 63 62

Safwat (EGY)/Weissborn (AUT)

Jul 6

Amstelveen (NED)

$15,000

Y Mertens (BEL)

Y Marti (SUI)

64 64

Baughman(USA)/Dischinger (BRA)

Jul 6

Pitesti (ROU)

$10,000

C Fortuna (ITA)

V Manafov (UKR)

62 64

Fortuna(ITA)/Griegelis(LTU)

Jul 6

Belgrade (SRB)

$10,000

J Paz (ARG)

G Rivera-Aranguiz (CHI)

62 75

Bjelica(SRB)/Draganja(CRO)

Jul 6

Istanbul (TUR)

$10,000

A Metreveli (GEO)

E Gerasimov (BLR)

63 63

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Venue

Cat.

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles

Apr 27

Heraklion (GRE)

$10,000

F Al Nabhani (OMA)

T Morderger (GER)

75 63

Al Nabhani (OMA)/Sanchez (ESP)

Apr 27

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

N Dascalu (ROU)

C Fuentes (MEX)

64 64

Dascalu/Ghitescu (ROU)

Apr 27

Wiesbaden (GER)

$25,000

A Sevastova (LAT)

T Martincova (CZE)

61 63

Daniels (GER)/Golubic (SUI)

Apr 27

Sta. Margherita (ITA) $25,000

E Mertens BEL)

Y Cavalle Reimers (ESP)

76(6) 64

Kolar (SLO)/Papamichail (GRE)

May 4

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

T Lukas (CRO)

T Zidansek (SLO)

62 63

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Lukas (CRO)

May 4

Ashkelon (ISR)

$10,000

S Sterenbach (ISR)

D Khazaniuk (ISR)

61 64

Bolkvadze (GEO)/Totka (HUN)

May 4

Sta. Margherita (ITA) $10,000

B Turati (ITA)

A Bolsova Zadoinov (ESP) 26 64 75

May 4

Mytilini (GRE)

$10,000

J Stamatova (BUL)

K Gaydarzhi (RUS)

76(4) 16 76(4) Grammatikopoulou (GRE)/Hoek (NED)

May 4

Puszczykowo (POL) $10,000

S Kvatsabaia (GEO)

N Siedliska (GER)

61 61

May 4

Bastad (SWE)

$10,000

L Schaeder (GER)

K Rinaldo Persson (SWE) 57 60 62

Lister (SWE)/Lizarazo (COL)

May 4

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

V Kuzmova (SVK)

A Sotnikova (UKR)

63 76(5)

Husaric (BIH)/Sotnikova (UKR)

May 4

Trnava (SVK)

$100,000

D Kovinic (MNE)

M Gasparyan (RUS)

75 63

Beygelzimer (UKR)/Gasparyan (RUS)

May 4

Cagnes-sur-Mer (FRA) $100,000

C Witthoeft (GER)

T Maria (GER)

75 61

Konta (GBR)/Thorpe (FRA)

May 11

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

A Komardina (RUS)

L Gjorcheska (MKD)

63 63

Komardina (RUS)/Luknarova (SVK)

May 11

Monzon (ESP)

$10,000

G Garcia Perez (ESP)

C Sanchez Quintanar (ESP) 64 62

Garcia Perez/Parres Azcoita (ESP)

May 11

Akko (SR)

$10,000

D Khazaniuk (ISR)

O Lankri (ISR)

61 63

Scholsen (BEL)/Tolibova (BLR)

May 11

Sta. Margherita (ITA) $10,000

M Trevisan (ITA)

U Eikeri (NOR)

63 36 61

Lombardo (ITA)/Touly (FRA)

May 11

Zielona Gora (POL)

$10,000

M Vondrousova (CZE)

N Dzalamidze (GEO)

63 63

Kolodziejova/Vondrousova (CZE)

May 11

Bastad (SWE)

$10,000

K Rinaldo Persson (SWE)

V Prosperi (ITA)

64 76(1)

Lister (SWE)/Stokke (NOR)

May 11

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

K Palkina (KGZ)

M Sezer (TUR)

46 76(6) 62Kitagawa (JPN)/Wssel (JPN)

May 11

Saint Gaudens (FRA) $50,000

M Torro Flor (ESP)

J Cepelova (SVK)

61 60

Duque Marino (COL)/Glushko (ISR)

May 18

Caserta (ITA)

$25,000

D Kasatkina (RUS)

I Soylu (TUR)

76(4) 61

Gorgodze/Shapatava (GEO)

May 18

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

A Komardina (RUS)

L Gjorcheska (MKD)

63 16 63

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Shakovets (GER)

May 18

Netanya (ISR)

$10,000

D Khazaniuk (ISR)

O Lankri (ISR)

64 61

Lankri/Pushkarevsky (ISR)

May 18

Szczawno Zdroj (POL)$10,000

M Borecka (CZE)

J Maleckova (CZE)

10 ret

Borecka/Malechova (CZE)

May 18

Sibiu (ROU)

$10,000

A Bondar (HUN)

M Gojnea (ROU)

61 46 61

Bondar (HUN)/Mihaila (ROU)

May 18

Velenje (SLO)

$10,000

S Rubini (ITA)

E Zagorac (SLO)

46 75 62

Potocnik/Sipek (SLO)

May 18

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

M Alvarez-Teran (BOL)

A Brogan (GBR)

63 64

Aksu/Sezer (TUR)

May 25

Grado (ITA)

$25,000

K Piter (POL)

K Schmiedlova (SVK)

63 60

Golubic (SUI)/Haddad Maia (BRA)

May 25

Moscow (RUS)

$25,000

P Vinogradova (RUS)

C Daniels (GER)

67(7) 63 61 Daniels (GER)/Sotnikova (UKR)

May 25

Maribor (SLO)

$25,000

M Sakkari (GRE)

R Peterson (SWE)

36 62 62

Gorgodze (GEO)/Kolar (SLO)

May 25

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

T Lukas (CRO)

N Alibalic (CRO)

64 46 63

Lukas/Primorac (CRO)

May 25

Galati (ROU)

$10,000

F Stollar (HUN)

G Craciun (ROU)

26 64 75

Ciobanu/Perper (MDA)

May 25

Antalya (TUR)

$10,000

I Bara (ROU)

M Alvarez Teran (BOL)

67(2) 61 60 Palmigiano (ITA)/Touly (FRA)

Jun 1

Eastbourne (GBR)

$50,000

A Kontaveit (EST)

A Kudryavtseva (RUS)

76(4) 76(2) Rogers/Vandeweghe (USA)

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Jun 1

Brescia (ITA)

$50,000

S Vogt (LIE)

A Gamiz (VEN)

76(3) 64

Siegemund(GER)/Voracova(CZE)

Jun 1

Marseille (FRA)

$100,000

M Niculescu (ROU)

P Parmentier (FRA)

62 75

Bua (ARG)/Thorpe (FRA)

Jun 1

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

I Mekovec (CRO)

A Zaja (GER)

63 62

Stolmar/Szlavikovics (HUN)

Jun 1

Madrid (ESP)

$10,000

O Saez Larra (ESP)

E Cabeza-Candela (ESP) 64 60

Jun 1

Tel Aviv (ISR)

$10,000

L Brouleau (FRA)

D Khazaniuk (ISR)

63 26 76(6)Patiuk/Shlomo (ISR)

Jun 1

Galati (ROU)

$10,000

D Buzean (ROU)

I Bara

63 46 63

Jun 1

Kazan (RUS)

$10,000

D Mironova (RUS)

A Frolova (RUS)

57 60 76(5) Frolova/Sizikova (RUS)

Jun 1

Adana (TUR)

$10,000

A Aksu (TUR)

C Touly (FRA)

36 63 76(3)Aksu/Sezer (TUR)

Jun 8

Essen (GER)

$25,000

P Parmentier (FRA)

V Golubic (SUI)

36 76(4) 63Geuer (GER)/Golubic (SUI)

Jun 8

Padova (ITA)

$25,000

P Ormaechea (ARG)

R Jani (HUN)

63 64

Jun 8

Galati (ROU)

$25,000

A Cadantu (ROU)

C Dinu (ROU)

64 67(2) 63C Dinu (ROU)/Gjorcheska(MKD)

Jun 8

Banja Luka (BIH)

$10,000

T Zidansek (SLO)

M Kachar (SRB)

64 26 75

Husaric (BIH)/Sarrazin (FRA)

Jun 8

Bol (CRO)

$10,000

G Pantuckova (CZE)

S Peers (AUS)

63 62

Bukta (HUN)/Pashkova (RUS)

Jun 8

Madrid (ESP)

$10,000

A Bolsova Zadoinov (ESP) L Ververa-Vazquez (ESP) 75 36 64

Boeykens (BEL)/Distelmans (BEL)

Jun 8

Tel Aviv (ISR)

$10,000

D Khazaniuk (ISR)

O Lankri (ISR)

75 60

Lankri/Pushkarevsky (ISR)

Jun 8

Adana (TUR)

$10,000

L Sabino (SUI)

L Wienerova (SVK)

62 61

Aksu/Sezer (TUR)

Jun 8

Minsk (BLR)

$25,000

D Kasatkina (RUS)

G Poznikhirenko (UKR)

43 ret

Ivakhnenko/Monova (RUS)

Jun 8

Surbiton (GBR)

$50,000

V Diatchenko (RUS)

N Osaka (JPN)

76(5) 60

Kichenok (UKR)/Knoll (SUI)

Jun 15

Minsk (BLR)

$25,000

D Kasatkina (RUS)

I Shymanovich (BLR)

61 61

Ivakhnenko/Khromacheva (RUS)

Jun 15

Ystad (SWE)

$25,000

R Peterson (SWE)

M Johansson (FRA)

62 61

Knoll (SUI)/Lister (SWE)

Jun 15

Prerov (CZE)

$15,000

M Vondrousova (CZE)

E Alexandrova (RUS)

61 64

Kolodziejova/Vondrousova (CZE)

Jun 15

Telavi (GEO)

$10,000

K Zavatska (UKR)

J Razafindranaly (FRA)

61 75

Bolkvadze/Kavlashvili (GEO)

Jun 15

Alkmaar (NED)

$10,000

E Boeykens (BEL)

D Sumova (CZE)

36 64 63

Peers(AUS)/Zaniewska(POL)

Jun 15

Nis (SRB)

$10,000

M Spremo (SRB)

C Skamlova (SVK)

62 64

Crespo/Gobbi Monllau (ARG)

Jun 15

Tarsus (TUR)

$10,000

L Gjorcheska (MKD)

L Wienerova (SVK)

62 64

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Sezer (TUR)

Jun 15

Montpellier (FRA)

$50,000

L Dominguez Lino (ESP)

S Soler-Espinosa (ESP)

64 63

Irigoyen (ARG)/Krejcikova (CZE)

Jun 15

Ikley (GBR)

$50,000

A Friedsam (GER)

M Linette (POL)

57 63 61

Olaru(ROU)/Xu(CHN)

Jun 22

Perigeux (FRA)

$25,000

M Johansson (FRA)

C Paquet (FRA)

64 62

Ce (BRA)/Molinero (ARG)

Jun 22

Moscow (RUS)

$25,000

I Khromacheva (RUS)

V Ivakhnenko (RUS)

62 62

Khromacheva/Leykina(RUS)

Jun 22

Lenzerheide (SUI)

$25,000

T Martincova (CZE)

N Kolar (SLO)

63 64

Cavalle (ESP)/Kennel (SUI)

Jun 22

Helsingborg (SWE)

$25,000

S Arvidsson (SWE)

M Ulvefeldt (SWE)

67(4) 61 62 Ozgen (TUR)/Pera (USA)

Jun 22

Breda (NED)

$15,000

J Maleckova (CZE)

S Zaniewska (POL)

63 57 75

Pirazhenka (BLR)/Sotnikova (UKR)

Jun 22

Telavi (GEO)

$10,000

T Zidansek (SLO)

S Tolibova (BLR)

64 61

Stolmar/Szlavikovics (HUN)

Jun 22

Roma (ITA)

$10,000

L Sabino (SUI)

A Remondina (ITA)

16 63 63

Di Giuseppe/Remondina (ITA)

Jun 22

Cantanheda (POR)

$10,000

C Ferrando (ITA)

K Versteeg (NED)

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Jun 22

Prokuplje (SRB)

$10,000

A Nancarrow (AUS)

M Spremo (SRB)

61 75

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Nancarrow (AUS)

Jun 22

Balisekir (TUR)

$10,000

B Eraydin (TUR)

M Sezer (TUR)

63 57 63

Aksu/Sezer (TUR)

Jun 29

Denain (FRA)

$25,000

P Badosa Gibert (ESP)

I Ramialison (FRA)

75 60

Mertens (BEL)/Soylu (TUR)

Jun 29

Stuttgart (GER)

$25,000

R Ozaki (JPN)

R Oprandi (SUI)

64 75

Marfutina (RUS)/Shymanovich (BLR)

Jun 29

Zeeland (NED)

$15,000

Q Lemoine (NED)

A Rus (NED)

61 62

Kerkhove/Lemoine (NED)

Jun 29

Prokuplje (SRB)

$10,000

A Nancarrow (AUS)

L Barzo (HUN)

61 36 61

Cabeza (ESP)/Nancarrow (AUS)

Jun 29

Brussels (BEL)

$10,000

E Boeykens (BEL)

A Matteucci (ITA)

64 60

Wagemaker/Wikkerink (NED)

Jun 29

Sakarya (TUR)

$10,000

B Eraydin (TUR)

C Prosperi

63 61

Curovic(SRB)/Yashina (RUS)

Jun 29

Telavi (GEO)

$10,000

T Zidansek (SLO)

S Szlavikovics (HUN)

63 63

Sharifova/Vasilyeva (RUS)

Jun 29

Torun (POL)

$25,000

K Kucova (SVK)

G Gatto-Monticone (ITA) 46 61 64

Gorgodze/Shapatava (GEO)

Jun 29

La Possession (FRA) $10,000

M Bouzkova (CZE)

I Hattingh (RSA)

62 63

Hattingh (RSA)/Payet (FRA)

Jun 29

Amarante (POR)

$10,000

J Wachaczyk (GER)

C Ferrando (ITA)

75 64

Parres (ESP)/Stamatova (BUL)

Jul 6

Versmold (GER)

$50,000

C Witthoeft (GER)

J Larsson (SWE)

63 63

Hrdinova(CZE)/Peer(ISR)

Jul 6

Contrexeville (FRA)

$100,000

A Dulgheru (ROU)

Y Putintseva (KAZ)

63 16 75

Kalashnikova (GEO)/Kovinic (MNE)

Jul 6

Bursa (TUR)

$50,000

I Soylu (TUR)

A Sevastova (LAT)

75 36 61

Melnikova (RUS)/Pous-Tio (ESP)

Jul 6

Torino (ITA)

$10,000

A Lim (FRA)

D Evtimova (BUL)

36 64 64

Knoll (SUI)/Matteucci (ITA)

Jul 6

Getxo (ESP)

$10,000

A Bolsova Zadoinov (ESP) C Dentoni (ITA)

60 62

Cervera(ESP)/Nancarrow(AUS)

Jul 6

Telavi (GEO)

$10,000

A Gasanova (RUS)

A Anshba (RUS)

63 64

Amiraghyan (ARM)/Chen (CHN)

Jul 6

Amstelven (NED)

$10,000

B Weikers (NED)

K Barbat (DEN)

64 36 61

Van der Hoek/Wikkerink (NED)

Jul 6

Iasi (ROU)

$10,000

A Vdovenco (MDA)

S Ionescu (ROU)

61 67(3) 63 Rosca/Simion (ROU)

Jul 6

Knokke (BEL)

$10,000

P Leykina (RUS)

S Oyen (BEL)

64 62

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European Tennis Rankings - Men & Women European Men

European Women Rank (WTA)

Name

Nat.

Points

Rank (ATP)

Name

Nat.

Points

1 (2)

p Maria SHARAPOVA

RUS 6490

1 (1)

u Novak DJOKOVIC

SRB 13845

2 (3)

q Simona HALEP

ROU 5151

2 (2)

u Roger FEDERER

SUI

9665

3 (4)

p Caroline WOZNIACKI

DEN 5000

3 (3)

u Andy MURRAY

GBR

7810

4 (5)

q Petra KVITOVA

CZE 5000

4 (4)

p Stan WAWRINKA

SUI

5790

5 (6)

u Ana IVANOVIC

SRB 3835

5 (6)

u Tomas BERDYCH

CZE

5140

6 (7)

p Agnieszka RADWANSKA POL 3560

6 (7)

u David FERRER

ESP

4445

7 (8)

p Lucie SAFAROVA

CZE

3515

7 (9)

p Marin CILIC

CRO 3540

8 (9)

p Garbi単e MUGURUZA

ESP

3365

8 (10)

q Rafael NADAL

ESP

3000

9 (10)

q Carla SUAREZ NAVARRO ESP

3285

9 (11)

p Gilles SIMON

FRA

2705

10 (10)

q Ekaterina MAKAROVA

RUS

3215

10 (12) p Jo-Wilfried TSONGA

FRA

2475

11 (12)

p Karolina PLISKOVA

CZE

3210

11 (13) NEW Richard GASQUET

FRA

2285

12 (13)

q Angelique KERBER

GER 2985

12 (14)

p David GOFFIN

BEL

2145

13 (14)

p Timea BACSINSZKY

SUI

2925

13 (16)

q Grigor DIMITROV

BUL

1970

14 (16)

q Andrea PETKOVIC

GER 2480

14 (17)

q Gael MONFILS

FRA

1930

15 (17)

p Elena SVITOLINA

UKR 2465

15 (19)

q Feliciano LOPEZ

ESP

1800

16 (19) NEW Victoria AZARENKA

BLR 2252

16 (20) NEW Viktor TROICKI

SRB

1629

17 (20) q Sara ERRANI

ITA

2145

17 (21)

ESP

1540

18 (21) NEW Belinda BENCIC

SUI

2090

18 (23) q Roberto BAUTISTA AGUTESP

1475

19 (22) q Sabine LISICKI

GER 2020

19 (24) q Ivo KARLOVIC

CRO

1450

20 (26) NEW Andreas SEPPI

ITA

1360

20 (24) NEW Svetlana KUZNETSOVA RUS

Richard Gasquet (FRA)

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Belinda Bencic (SUI)

q Tommy ROBREDO

Viktor Troicki (SRB)

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