Tennis Europe News - Issue 149 by Tennis Europe

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TENNIS EUROPE NEWS New European 14, 18 & Under Champions crowned New champions have been crowned at the European Junior Championships after a frenetic week of tennis saw breakthrough performances from several of the region’s most promising players. 300 young athletes were in action in Most (CZE) for the 14 & Under event and in Klosters (SUI) for the 18 & Under Championships. The 16 & Under event in Moscow has been postponed until later this year. The 18 & Under singles titles were claimed by unseeded Antonia Ruzic and second seed Viacheslav Bielinskyi. As the beautiful weather took a break on the final day, the championship deciders had to be played indoors. The numerous spectators saw a fascinating first set between Ruzic of Croatia and Alina Granwehr, with the Swiss player unable to convert any of her six set-points. Shortly after, she took a medical timeout but there was no improvement as far as her shoulder was concerned. She then took the difficult decision to retire at 5-7, 0-2.

end, Ruzic is a worthy title winner. In her four previous matches, she had consecutively beaten the number 7, 9, 3 and 1 seeds and proved her ITF junior ranking of 174 was no measure or her ability. “I am focusing on my pro career, but I am extremely happy to take this title”, she smiled. The future looks bright for the former Junior Masters champion, who made her Billie Jean King Cup debut for Croatia back in February.

“It is never nice to finish a match this way,” Ruzic said in the on-court interview, “but I wish Alina a speedy recovery and that she soon can compete again.” Despite the unlucky

Both finalists then posed for pictures with Martina Hingis, who took part in the prize-giving ceremony. The Swiss superstar was the very first winner of the Championships

Inside this issue European Junior Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Candidates for Tennis Europe Elections 2021 . . . . . . . . . . . .

C-Nations benefit from COVID-19 Emergency Fund . . . . . .

14&U European Summer Cups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Tennis Europe Gold to Olympic Gold for Bencic & Zverev . . .

Race to Monte-Carlo Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

European Beach Tennis Championships in Sofia . . . . . . . . . . .

European Senior Championships in Umag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Service Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

European Results & Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Tennis Europe Elections 2021

The candidates for the President are: • Ivo KADERKA (CZE)* • François KNAFF (LUX) • Henrik THORSØE PEDERSEN (DEN) A record 21 candidates are standing for the 8 available Board of Management positions: • Nikolina BABIC (CRO)* • Roger DAVIDS (NED) • Dirk DE MAESENEER (BEL) • Giorgio DI PALERMO (ITA) • Florence Alix GRAVELLIER (FRA) • Allar HINT (EST) • Razvan ITU (ROU)* • Christiane JOLISSAINT (SUI)* • Ivo KADERKA (CZE)* • Gevork KARAMANOUKIAN (ARM) • François KNAFF (LUX) • Epaminondas Cl. METAXAS (CYP)

• David RAWLINSON (GBR)* • Dariusz M. SALETRA (POL) • Jordi TAMAYO DE WINNE (ESP) • Cem TINAZ (TUR) • Henrik THORSØE PEDERSEN (DEN) • Dietloff VON ARNIM (GER) • Dmitry VIKHAREV (RUS) • Spyros ZANNIAS (GRE)* • Evgeniy ZUKIN (UKR)*

The elections, which correspond to the three-year period 2021-2024, will be held at the 2021 Annual General Meeting, hosted by the Luxembourg Tennis Federation from 23-25 September. The Meeting will focus on European unity and constructive collaboration, after the previous Board of Management were recalled by member nations at an Extraordinary Meeting on 3 July, 2021. *Names marked with an asterisk are standing for re-election.

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second seed Diana Shnaider (RUS) and a maraR N CH AMPIO thon 7-5 6-7(6) 6-2 win over recent Roland Garros champion Linda Noskova (CZE) in the semi-finals. Ruzic, for her part, had ended the hopes of two more pre-tournament favourites for the title, 2020 Roland Garros champion Elsa Jacquemot (FRA), and WTA Charleston quarterfinalist Linda Fruhvirtova (CZE). The boys’ final had the air of a ‘family affair’, albeit with players from different nations. “He is my best friend”, Bielinskyi explained after taking the title 7-5, 6-3. And the

Boys singles champion Viacheslav Bielinskyi (UKR).

in Klosters back in 1994, when she won the title at the tender age of 13 years and 10 months. “Junior events were very important for my development”, the superstar, winner of 25 Grand Slam titles and the world number one for 209 weeks, said in a short interview on court, “…and some of the memories last forever.” It was an unfortunate ending for Granwehr, who had ridden a wave of local support to record a series of upsets over the tournament’s biggest names, including wins over

Champion Antonia Ruzic with Martina Hingis.

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In doubles action, Czech pair Adam Jurajda & Daniel Siniakov etched their names into the record books by achieving the rare feat of winning back-to-back doubles gold medals. The unseeded Swiss team of Jérôme Kym & Jan Sebesta was in the driving seat and leading by a set and a break when play was halted because of a short spell of rain. On the return, the Czechs bounced back, forcing a decider.

Alina Granwehr celebrates another win during her memorable run to the final.

Again, the Swiss gave their fans plenty of hope, leading for most of the match tiebreak and had a good chance at 8-7 to secure themselves two match points. The Czechs showed strong defensive skills however and eventually prevailed 11-9. Jurajda & Siniakov duly secured themselves a second gold medal to add to their 16 & Under title from Moscow in 2019.

Jurajda said, “We enjoyed the tournament a lot, it’s a beautiful place to play and the organisation was brilliant. I heard about this tournament through the years and now finally I had chance to play it and we are so happy we made a title for the second time.”

Adam Jurajda and Daniel Siniakov celebrate their win.

Germany claimed the girls’ doubles gold with an upset win for Mara Guth & Julia Middendorf. They overcame top-seeded international combination of Noskova (CZE) & Shnaider (RUS), who had conceded just fourteen games in four matches prior to the final. Having split the first two sets 6-3 3-6, the German pair eventually claimed the match on a Champions’ tie break, 10-7. Guth was more than satisfied with her week in Klosters, saying, “It was a great tournament, and the club had the most beautiful view of the mountains. I really enjoyed my time there.”

14 & Under Doubles winners Mara Guth & Julia Middendorf (GER).

runner-up Petr Nesterov (BUL) added: “It is one of the toughest things to play against him for me.” Bielinskyi was the number two seed and dropped only one set on route to the final, as did his opponent. The Ukrainian, a quarter finalist at this year’s Roland Garros, has high hopes for the future: “My goals are to play Grand Slams, Davis Cup and possibly the ATP Tour finals,” he said. With the victory, he stands out as the first Ukrainian boy ever to win the 18 & Under title. Yulia Beygelzimer’s 2000 girls’ victory remains the only previous Ukrainian singles title.

Nikola Djosic of Switzerland and Czech Tereza Valentova are the new European 14 & Under Champions. Unseeded Djosic capped an unforgettable week in which he beat seeds #9, 7, 4 and 1 with another upset, this time over fifth seeded home hope Jan Kumstat. The marathon match saw Djosic drop his sole set of the week. After being broken in the twelfth game to lose the first set 7-5, it was Kumstat who held his nerve at the crunch end of the second, eventually claiming it 7-4 in the tie break to level. Djosic reasserted his authority in the decider though, running away to a 6-3 win to become the first Swiss boy since Michael Kratochvil 28 years ago to win the 14 & Under title. Remarkably, the win is just his fourth Tennis Europe Junior Tour singles title, and first above Category 3 level. TENNIS EUROPE NEWS

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Boys doubles finalists in Most.

“The experience here was indescribable, I learned so much,” Djosic told us. “After the final I could not really believe what a good tournament it was. All of them played so good that I had to fight for every point.”

The four singles finalists have extra reasons to celebrate, with confirmation that each will receive an invitation to compete at the season-ending Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo in October.

Tereza Valentova gave the home fans something to cheer when she became the second unseeded singles champion this year. She followed up an impressive run of wins over higher ranked opposition (accounting for #16 Shanice Roignot, #7 Julia Stusek, #5 Ksenia Smirnova, #2 Rositsa Dencheva) with a three-set win over European #1 Alina Korneeva of Russia, 6-3 2-6 6-2. Like Djosic, Valentova had just three previous Junior Tour titles, though notably won the Cat.2 16 & Under event in Budapest earlier this year.

In the doubles events, home players completed a best-ever haul of three of the possible four gold medals in Most. Tereza Valentova returned to the court a short while after her singles victory to add the doubles title alongside partner Marie Slamenikova. They took the first set against top seeds Rositsa Dencheva & Yoana Konstantinova (BUL) by a comfortable margin 6-3, and then held on to claim the second in a tie break. The win marks a second doubles title of the year for both players.

The Czech team celebrates its success in Most.

Nikola Djosic (SUI).

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The boys’ top seeds Jan Kumstat & Maxim Mrva lived up to their billing by cruising to a 6-3 6-3 win over Justin Engel & Max Schoenhaus of Germany in their final. For Kumstat

Valentova joins an exclusive list of players to achieve the singles-doubles sweep in the same year: other players to manage the feat in this age category include the likes of Iga Swiatek, Justine Henin and Steffi Graf.

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the win marked a second medal of the day, having ended the singles competition as runner-up. Mrva was appearing in his seventh doubles final of the season, though he had just one title from the previous six finals, while for Kumstat the win is his first doubles title of 2021. For extensive photo galleries from both venues, visit the Tennis Europe website

FINAL RESULTS 14 & Under I Tenisový Klub Baník, Most (CZE) Boys Singles: Nikola Djosic (SUI) d. (5) Jan Kumstat (CZE) 7-5 6-7(4) 6-3 Girls Singles: Tereza Valentova (CZE) d. (1) Alina Korneeva (RUS) 6-3 2-6 6-2 Boys Doubles: (1) Jan Kumstat/Maxim Mrva (CZE) d. (6) Justin Engel/Max Schoenhaus (GER) 6-3 6-3 Girls Doubles: (3) Marie Slamenikova/Tereza Valentova (CZE) d. (1) Rositsa Doncheva/Yoana Konstantinova (BUL) 6-3 7-6(3)

18 & Under I Sportzentrum Klosters, Klosters (SUI) Boys Singles: (2) Viacheslav Bielinskyi (UKR) d. (8) Petr Nesterov (BUL) 7-5 6-3 Girls Singles: Antonia Ruzic (CRO) d. Alina Granwehr (SUI) 7-5 2-0 ret. Boys Doubles: (6) Adam Jurajda/Daniel Siniakov (CZE) d. Jerome Kym/Jan Sebesta (SUI) 5-7 6-3 11-9 Girls Doubles: (3) Mara Guth/Julia Middendorf (GER) d. Linda Noskova (CZE)/Diana Shnaider (RUS) 6-3 3-6 10-7

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Andreas Haider-Maurer is in a hurry on Wednesday afternoon. His player Marko Andrejic has just lost in a tough three-setter in the third round to Vilius Gaubas, the 14th seed from Lithuania. Instead of preparing for the round of 16, the Austrian team has a different task - packing up the bags as quickly as possible in order to reach the next train. “It is a hard loss, especially because Marko had a match point”, says the captain of the Austrian boys. Haider-Maurer knows situations like these from his playing days. A former successful pro, he was the number 47 in the world, holds a 6-5 record in Davis Cup play and was a finalist at the prestigious Vienna indoor event. And his career got a jump start like that of so many other young players at European Championships. In 2001, he played the Under 14 event, when the title went to a certain Novak Djokovic. Haider-Maurer remembers his stints at the Championships: “They were a real highlight for me. All the

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Among the team captains every year in Klosters are several former professional players. Marco Keller spoke to Austrian Andreas Haider-Maurer and Alexia DechaumeBalleret of France about their memories and their transition from player to coach.

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best European players took part and it’s a memory that stays forever. I think, to be able to participate is unique for every player.” The transition from player to coach isn’t obvious. During the career, a player is always focused on himself whereas later he has to create the best possible environment to help his pupils. “It is a big change,”, Haider-Maurer says, “but it is also a lot of fun to pass on my experience to the next generation.” Of course, this vast experience also includes how to handle tough situations, and to possibly handle them better than he used to. “I advise the players for example not to be hectic, to take more time between points.” On the train ride home, there was plenty of time to discuss the missed opportunity with Andrejic: “It’s important to analyse, and to make sure that the same mistakes aren’t made again next time. Fortunately, in tennis you get a new chance every week.”

Moments of sharing

One of the most successful players in the history of the European Championships is Alexia Dechaume-Balleret. The French woman won three doubles gold medals in the different age groups and reached two singles finals. In 1986, she just fell short to Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, who later won multiple Grand Slam tournaments and reached the number one ranking. Nowadays, she is the Captain of the French girls, and we spoke to her right after top-seed Elsa Jacquemot won a gruelling three-setter against Switzerland’s Sebastianna Scilipoti. “I don’t have that many memories of the times when I played the European Junior Championships. It’s been a while”, she says with a smile, “but now that you remind me of those moments, some of them come back.” The results are one thing, more important to DechaumeBalleret are other things, however. “I remember the moments of sharing. With my teammates, male and female. These moments in a team in a normally purely individual sport are so precious.”

Andreas Haider-Maurer competing at Wimbledon in 2018.

She had never played in Klosters and now is in the beautiful Swiss mountain resort for the first time. “It’s great here. The people are very nice and everything is so well organised”, she says. Unfortunately, there are no French boys this time because of the quarantine rules following Wimbledon. In 2019, they had captured all three titles - Valentin Royer in singles, Royer/Harold Mayot in doubles and the

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nations trophy - when they were captained by former pro Olivier Delaitre. “It’s a pity for our boys, for the tournament and also for the girls”, Dechaume-Balleret says. “Our boys still have great memories from 2019, just before they went to the adults and turned pro. Those memories last for the entire career.” To create this team environment isn’t always easy, especially when there are strong personalities in the team, Dechaume-Balleret admits: “You have to give them a certain freedom but they also need to understand that they are not playing for themselves only. They represent their country, and also play for their teammates. I always have given particular importance for the jersey of the French national team and I try to transfer those values to the young players.” As the former world #46 recalls, the transition for her had come quite naturally: “At the end of my career, I just felt it. I wasn’t willing to do the efforts for my own career anymore, but I wanted to be a coach, help others and give back a little bit from what tennis has given me. I feel the values of sport are also very important for life in general.” For the last two decades she has followed this path: her coaching resumé includes two years with Amélie Mauresmo, being French Fed Cup captain and

Alexia Dechaume-Balleret stops for a selfie with the French players in Klosters.

working with Pauline Parmentier, another extra ordinary team player. Alexia Dechaume-Balleret is still highly motivated. After Klosters, she will lead her girls to the European Summer Cups qualifiers in Romania. And she wants more: “Hopefully, we will reach the finals, because they will be held in France. And it would be a great experience for our girls to play for our colours in front of the home crowd.”

COVID-19 Emergency Fund offers financial support to member nations Tennis Europe recently announced a new project to assist member nations, and particularly those hardest hit by the financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The European Federation’s smallest nations (C-Nations) were invited to apply for relief from the Emergency Fund, which provides immediate one-off grants to national federations. After just two months, all eligible nations (Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Cy-

prus, Estonia, Georgia, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, North Macedonia, San Marino) have directly benefitted from the scheme. Meanwhile, for a second consecutive year, membership fees have been reduced for all 50 nations, regardless of membership status.

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Italy & Russia claim 14 & Under Summer Cups titles

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The Summer Cups have made a welcome return, being the first European junior team event to be held since the pre-pandemic Winter Cups by HEAD in February of last year. The first age category in action was 14 & Under, with 68 teams in contention at the qualifying rounds played in eight cities across Europe. The culmination of the competition saw the last eight surviving boys’ teams take to the courts at the final rounds played in Spain, where an excellent streaming service was offered daily by the Club de Tenis Valencia. Meanwhile, the girls played their final rounds 1000 km along the Mediterranean coast in San Remo, Italy.

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The hot favourites going into the tournaments were Russia with a boys’ team made up of three of the top five players on the 14 and Under ranking. However, the top seeds were knocked out in the first round by a strong Czech Republic team as #6 ranked Jan Kumstat defeated #5 Egor Gorin and #2 Maxim Mrva kept #4 Egor Pleshivtsev at bay in their singles matches. Another upset came in the form of a 2-1 victory by Switzerland over number three seeds Germany. The other semi-final spots went to hosts Spain and Italy.

Italy with medals.

In the girls draw, the Czech Republic caused another upset by taking out fourth seeds Spain 3-0, while Bulgaria achieved the same feat with a 2-1 victory over second seeded Ukraine. Slovakia ended Switzerand’s hopes of defending their title from 2019, while Russia advanced with a 3-0 win over Belarus.

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The Czech boys’ team showed no signs of slowing down, doing one better in their semi-final ousting Switzerland

Girls’ champions Russia in San Remo.

without the loss of a rubber. In-form Federico Cina led the fightback as Italy came from behind to end home hopes with a deciding doubles victory over Spain. The win marked Italy’s seventh appearance in the final, while Czech Republic appeared in the championship showdown for a third time.

Boys’ runners-up Czech Republic.

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Bulgarians over the Czech Republic, who fell just short of emulating the feat of their male counterparts in reaching the final. The Russian girls advanced to their 15th final, but they were made to work hard for it by Slovakia. Number one ranked Alina Korneeva was upset in the second rubber by #22 Renata Jamrichova and it came down to the deciding doubles to send the Russians through with a 2-1 win.

DAY 3 - Finals

Girls Final: Russia def Bulgaria 2-0

Number 18 on the rankings, Mirra Andreeva defeated Rosita Dencheva 6-1 7-5 to give Russia an early lead. Following this, Alina Korneeva was even more convincing in her win over Yoana Konstantinova, securing the crown with a 6-2 6-2 win. With the title already secured, the teams opted not to play the doubles. For the Russian team, which also featured Daria Egorova, this marked a record-extending ninth title in this age group and first since 2015.

Boys: Italy def Czech Republic 2-0

As in the girls’ final, only two matches were needed to secure just the third ever victory for the Italian team. Their first winner’s trophy was in the inaugural Summer Cups in 1979, and the next more than three decades later in 2016. Andrea De Marchi started Italy off strong with a 6-2 6-2 win over Jan Kumstat. Ninth-ranked Federico Cinà was tested a little more, but still came out on top over second-ranked Maxim Mrva to extend his Junior Tour win streak to 8 matches. The third player who also helped the Italian team to victory was Jacopo Vasami.

Opening ceremony in San Remo.

Italy & Russia claim 14 & Under Summer Cups titles

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Final Standings Boys 14 & Under

Girls 14 & Under

Italy

Russia

Czech Republic

Bulgaria

Switzerland

Slovakia

Spain

Czech Republic

Russia

Belarus

Sweden

Ukraine

Germany

Spain

Finland

Switzerland

The losing semi-finalists and remaining four teams played out their consolation ties. Full results from the final and qualifying rounds can be found here, with the final standings above. This age category of the Summer Cups also serves as the European qualifying event for the ITF World Junior Tennis competition. The top 5 boys’ and girls’ teams, plus hosts Czech Republic, will qualify to compete at the world finals in Prostejov in August. Future Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup champions including Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Kim Clijsters and Amelie Mauresmo all won their first international team events at the Summer Cups.

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Tennis Europe Junior School – You & Your Mental Health The Junior School’s latest module explores the topic of mental health for young players. Stars such as Naomi Osaka and Andy Murray have recently spoken out about the pressures faced by professional players. In this clip – the first of two parts focusing on mental wellbeing - we examine: • What is mental health? • Recognising warning signs • The importance of on-court/off-court balance Host Naomi Cavaday, a former WTA player, and guests including former ATP star Robin Soderling share their experiences of life on Tour and offer tips on how to manage your emotions if you’re feeling overwhelmed. The Junior School aims to prepare young athletes for a life in tennis. Devised for players aged 13-16 competing on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour, all resources can be found online and are produced in alignment with the sport’s governing

body, the International Tennis Federation, and approved by the ATP and WTA Tours. Special on-site classes are held throughout the year for players attending selected Junior Tour events. Videos are produced in four major European languages (English, French, Spanish and Russian). A wide range of topics have been covered, including: • Nutrition & Hydration • Media and Social Media • Anti-Doping • Tennis Integrity • Agents & Sponsorship All copyrights by Tennis Europe . For more information, or to see the full series of educational videos (also available in French, Spanish and Russian), click here

Grand Slam champion joins Junior School Media Workshop Former world #5 Daniela Hantuchova was the star guest at a special Tennis Europe Junior School Media Workshop recently. The 4-time Grand Slam mixed doubles champion, now a leading tennis broadcaster, gave useful tips to invited juniors aged 12-16 and shared her experiences on both sides of the microphone.

Tennis Europe CEO Thomas Hammerl introduced the European Federation and its activities to the junior players, and commented: “An important part of our strategy is to upgrade our digital services for our young players. We’re very thankful to Daniela for taking the time to share her knowledge with us”.

Remembering her time on the Junior Tour, Daniela said; “I have lots of fun memories. Looking back I realise it’s where you develop as a player but also as a person off court. It’s a very important time, and that’s why I’m so glad to be a part of this discussion.” The Workshop looked at issues surrounding the Media and Social Media, with players advised on the ‘dos and don’ts’ of social media, linguistic challenges, cyber-bulling and creating an optimal online presence for young players. TENNIS EUROPE NEWS

European Success at Olympic Tennis Event Belinda Bencic (SUI) and Alexander Zverev (GER) have claimed singles gold at this year‘s Olympics setting an extraordinary record for European tennis at the games. The gold medalists have claimed what might arguably be considered to be the biggest titles of their careers. Bencic overcame both French Open finalists Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (ROC) en route to her win. Zverev beat Novak Djokovic in a come-from-behind semi-final win to earn his spot in the gold medal match, ending the world #1’s hopes of becoming the first male player ever to win the ‘Golden Slam’. European players and teams dominated the podium in the tennis events, sweeping 12 out of the 15 medals on offer. Five different European nations shared the 5 gold medals on offer and also won all silver medals. Barbora Krejcikova & Katerina Siniakova (CZE) withstood the pressure as pre-tournament favourites and kept their form coming into the event going by winning gold in the Women’s doubles. Surprisingly, this was the first-ever

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Olympic gold medal won by a nation which has produced a plethora of tennis stars over the decades. In an all-Croatian mens’ doubles final, Nikola Mektic & Mate Pavic took the gold. The mixed doubles gold medal went to the ROC combination of Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova & Andrey Rublev. The 24-year old singles champions have had remarkably parallel careers since appearing on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour at the same time: 2011 – European Junior Championships (14&U), gold + silver medals (Bencic, singles and doubles), bronze medal (Zverev, singles). 2011 – Junior Masters – champions (Bencic, girls – Zverev, boys). 2013 – #1 Year-End 16 & Under Ranking (Bencic, girls – Zverev, boys). Incredibly, almost all European Olympic medallists are owners of a European Junior Championship gold medal, with Barbora Krejcikova, Katerina Siniakova, Marin Cilic, Marketa Vondrousova, Andrey Rublev, Nikola Mektic and Karen Khachanov among the former champions.

Zverev and Bencic, Junior Masters champions 2011.

Tokyo Olympics Medals By Country: Gold ROC

Belinda Bencic.

Silver

Bronze

Total 3

CROATIA

CZECH REPUBLIC

SWITZERLAND

GERMANY

SPAIN

UKRAINE

AUSTRALIA

BRAZIL

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Race to Monte-Carlo update The Tennis Europe Junior Masters will stage its first edition at its new home in Monaco, the Monte-Carlo Country Club, from 13-15 October.

sively at Junior Tour events throughout the year, and the Race to Monte-Carlo ranking is published on the Tennis Europe website each Tuesday. The final week to earn qualifying points will be that of September 20th, 2021. Rankings below are as of Tuesday 27th July.

The season ending event for elite players features the Top 6 boys and girls of the Junior Tour’s 14 and 16 & Under rankings, plus the winner and runner-up of the European Junior Championships. Qualifying points are earned exclu-

Former Junior Masters champions include world #1s Rafa Nadal and Kim Clijsters.

Boys 16 & Under

Girls 16 & Under

01 Tomasz Berkieta (POL)

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01 Monika Stankiewicz (POL)

790

02 Victor Kuznetsov (RUS)

720

02 Rose Marie Nijkamp (NED)

760

03 Michal Krajci (SVK)

710

03 Laima Vladson (LTU)

590

04 Ziga Svec (SLO)

590

04 Maria Slamenikova (CZE)

560

05 Flynn Tjark Baumert (GER)

580

05 Maria Sysoeva (RUS)

500

06 Petr Brunclik (CZE)

560

06 Anastasiia Firman (UKR)

470

06 Nikola Jovic (SRB)

560

06 Yeva Galiievska (UKR)

470

08 Oskar Grzegorzewski (POL)

540

08 Mariia Masiianskaia (RUS)

460

08 Emilien Demanet (BEL)

540

08 Emilien Demanet (BEL)

540

NEW NEW

Boys 14 & Under

Girls 14 & Under

01 Maxim Mrva (CZE)

715

01 Ksenia Smirnova (RUS) 610

02 Egor Gorin (RUS)

615

02 Julia Stusek (GER)

600

03 Federico Cina (ITA)

610

03 Alina Korneeva (RUS)

560

04 Egor Pleshivtsev (RUS)

590

04 Laura Samsonova (CZE) 524

05 Timofei Derepasko (RUS) 565

05 Eliska Forejtkova (CZE)

510

06 Ognjen Milic (SRB)

560

06 Maria Golovina (RUS)

494

07 Nikola Djosic (SUI)

540 NEW

07 Dora Miskovic (CRO)

470

14 Jan Kumstat (CZE)

425 NEW

13 Tereza Valentova (CZE)

395

Nikola Djosic (SUI).

Jan Mumstat (CZE).

Alina Korneeva (RUS).

NEW

Tereza Valentova (CZE).

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European Beach Tennis Championships The 2021 European Beach Tennis Championships will take place in Sofia from 8-11 September. The event will be hosted by the Bulgarian Tennis Federation for a fifth time and makes its debut at the brand-new Sofia Beach resort, a custom-built Beach Tennis facility boasting 8 world-class courts. The European Championships is a closed regional championship event on the ITF Beach Tennis Tour, at which players representing Tennis Europe’s member nations compete for men’s, women’s and mixed doubles titles. The professional event will once again be preceded by junior competitions for the 14 and 18 & Under age groups (5-7 September). 15 nations have entered teams for the event. Player nominations will be revealed in mid-August.

The most recent European Championships took place in 2019 and saw then world #1 Nikita Burmakin team with Sergey Kuptsov to give Russia its first ever European men’s doubles title. The women’s title holders are Sofia Cimatti and Gulia Gasparri of Italy, both of whom have earned multiple European titles in recent years.

Notes from Tennis Europe The latest issue of the European Racquet Stringer Association’s (ESRSA) Pro Stringer magazine has been published and is available here Mr. Miguel Díaz Román has been re-elected as President of the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation. Mr. Jeton Hadërgjonaj has been elected as President of the Kosovo Tennis Federation. Both the Armenian Tennis Federation and Azerbaijan Tennis Federation have recently unveiled new websites. The sites were created with the support of Tennis Europe under the ’50 Member Nations, 50 websites’ scheme.

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European Senior Championships: ATP venue, sunshine and high class tennis in Umag The Croatian Tennis Association hosted the annual highlight of the European senior tennis calendar recently, when

almost 300 players from 36 nations descended on the picturesque resort of Umag to compete in the 2021 European Senior Championships. Age categories from 30 to 85 were in action at the first S1000 series event of the season, held from 7-12 June. Five world #1s and a total of 36 Top Ten players were among the entries for the tournament, which would be dominated by players from Germany and Italy, who accounted for 13 of the 18 singles titles on offer. The doubles field included a notable competitor: Men’s 45 entrant Dimitri Poliakov of Ukraine is perhaps best known in tennis for winning the ATP Tour title in Umag back in 1991. On this occasion he was not so successful, falling in the quarter finals with partner Sergey Korolev (RUS).

M80 winner Roberto Franco Fumagalli (ITA).

FINAL RESULTS Men’s 30 Jens Janssen (GER) d. Sascha Moeller (GER) 16 64 2-0 ret.

Men’s 80 Roberto Franco Fumagalli (ITA) d. Wolfgang Bade (GER) 63 61

Men’s 35 (2) Sebastian Metzger (GER) d. (3) Christopher Tschamler (GER) 26 63 63

Men’s 85 1. Herbert Althaus (GER), 2. Gerhard Specht (GER) (RR)

Men’s 40 (1) Carsten Groeger (GER) d. (4) Adrian Ludwikiewicz (POL) 64 62

Men’s 45 Davide Gregianin (ITA) d. (1) Clemens Weinhandl (AUT) 64 62 Men’s 50 (1) Petr Kovacka (CZE) d. (4) David Taillefer (FRA) 62 61 Men’s 55 (1) Christian Greuter (GER) d. (2) Pablo Semprun (ESP) w/o Men’s 60 (1) Pierre Godfroid (BEL) d. (2) Jamal Skalli (MAR) w/o

Women’s 30 1. Silvia Chuda (SVK), 2. Anna Katharina Lüke (GER) (RR) Women’s 35 1. Eileen Aranas-Roth (GER), 2. Nina Späth (GER) (RR) Women’s 40 1. Katia Raffagnini Ceracchi (ITA), 2. Kristine Quadflieg (GER) (RR) Women’s 45 Patricia Rogulski (SVK) d. Valentina Padula (ITA) 61 60 Women’s 50 (1) Simona Isidori (ITA) d. Cristina Giordani (ITA) 60 61

Men’s 65 (1) Josef Baumgartner (GER) d. (3) Martin Cornish (GBR) 2-0 ret.

Women’s 55 (3) Sophie Orsini (FRA) d. Magdalena Sekkenes (SWE) 63 62

Men’s 70 (2) Alfred Boeckl (GER) d. (3) Frank van Ierven (NED) 62 61

Women’s 60 Barbora Koutna (CZE) d. Carmen Lang Verdugo (ESP) 62 62

Men’s 75 (1) Michael Beautyman (USA) d. (4) Alex Templer (GBR) 62 60

Women’s 65 (2) Sabine Schmitz (GER) d. Margarethe Kerschbaum (AUT) 62 76 (1)

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European Senior Championships: ATP venue, sunshine and high class tennis in Umag Amongst the winners were world #1 Christian Greuter (GER), who became the only player this year to defend a European Championship title when he was awarded a walkover victory over Spain’s Pablo Semprun in the Men’s 55 final. Playing on the ITF Senior Tour for the first time in eight years, Davide Gregianin (ITA) swept through the draw to end Clemens Weinhandl’s (AUT) hopes of defending the men’s 45 title that he won at home in Pörtschach in 2019. The win marks a first European title for Gregianin. On the women’s side, Kristine Quadflieg (GER) secured a silver medal in the 40s division for a second successive time, this time finishing as runner-up to Italy’s Katia Raffagnini Ceracchi. Arguably the toughest event was the Women’s 55s. France’s Sophie Orsini emerged from a draw that featured six of the world’s Top 10 players to beat unseeded Swede Magdalena Sekkenes for the title. In addition to hosting the ATP World Tour event, the venue in Umag is a popular and well-established stop on the ITF Seniors Circuit. A S700 event was also be held in the week following the Championships, allowing players the chance to participate in back-to-back events. Later this year the venue will also host the ITF Seniors World Championships. During the week, players were treated to social events and

Eileen Aranas-Roth (GER) in action.

many of the benefits of the world-class venue, including live streaming of matches from three show courts, service speed guns and daily on-site COVID testing. CEO Thomas Hammerl commented, “On behalf of Tennis Europe, I’d like to thank the Croatian Tennis Association and its President Mrs. Nikolina Babic, as well as Tournament Director Mr. Petr Miric, President of the Croatian Seniors Tennis Association for giving our senior players the opportunity to compete in such a professional and safe environment. Seniors Tennis is a vibrant factor of our participation strategy, and it is inspiring to see so many players eager to come here from all over the world to compete for our European Championship titles.”

FAST FACTS There were 4.6m tennis players in the UK in 2020. During lockdown the number of people playing full-court tennis in the UK was 49% higher than before the pandemic.

– 53% of new tennis players were women – 60% were aged 18-34

– The proportion of people playing padel in the UK also nearly doubled.

Tennis was the fifth fastest growing sport in the USA in 2020. Racquet sales in the USA this April were 33% up against 2020, but also 27% up against April 2019 and 38% up against April 2018.

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Service Line... stories you may have missed EVENTS This year’s Davis Cup finals will be played across three European venues. Innsbruck and Turin have been chosen to join Madrid as co-hosts and will stage two groups and a quarter-final each.

ti-Doping. Nicole will join the organization in September 2021 and will have responsibility for leading the sport’s worldwide anti-doping program, which is due to come under the auspices of the ITIA from 1 January 2022.

Matches will be played between November 25 and December 5 on hard courts at the Madrid Arena, Innsbruck’s Olympia-Halle and the Pala Alpitour Arena in Turin.

Great Britain’s Lawn Tennis Association has confirmed the appointment of Sanjay Bhandari and Anil Jhingan to serve as new Non-Executive Directors on the LTA Board. The pair will take up their positions from 1 August 2021.

All three venues will host two groups, with two quarter-finals, both semi-finals and final taking place in the Spanish capital.

Goran Ivaniševic, Conchita Martínez, the ‘Original 9’, and Dennis Van der Meer have been officially inducted to the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

Novak Djokovic’s Wimbledon victory ensured his position as the first singles player to qualify for the 2021 Nitto ATP Finals, to be held at the Pala Alpitour in Turin from 14-21 November. Stefanos Tsitsipas, the first player to hit 40 match wins on the ATP Tour in 2021, is in second position. The world #1’s Wimbledon title also saw the Serb become the first player to break the threshold of $150 million in prize money. Organisers have confirmed the cancellation of this year’s Swiss Indoors in Basel. The ATP 500 series event will return from 22 - 30 October 2022. This year’s US Open will be the first Grand Slam tournament since the beginning of the pandemic with full spectator capacity. The Stockholm Open, originally scheduled to run in Week 42 alongside the VTB Kremlin Cup in Moscow and the European Open in Antwerp, will instead take place from 7-13 November, the same week as the Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan.

RETIREMENTS Former Top Ten player Timea Bacsinszky has ended her professional career. Dutch player Kiki Bertens, who peaked at #4 in the rankings, has also announced her retirement from the WTA Tour.

CHARITY An online auction featuring personal items and memorabilia from Roger Federer’s career raised almost $1.5 million for the Roger Federer Foundation. The funds will be used to support the Foundation’s work in Southern Africa and Switzerland. Items that were snapped up by fans included the outfit and racquet from his 2007 and 2009 Wimbledon and 2009 Roland Garros final wins, and the famous cardigan he wore while walking onto Centre Court to play the final at The Championships in 2012.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS & ORGANISATIONS Paul-Henri Mathieu has been appointed High Level Director of the French Tennis Federation. His mission will be to facilitate as many young players as possible to reach the top levels of the world rankings. The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) has appointed Nicole Sapstead as Senior Director for AnTENNIS EUROPE NEWS

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - Overall Tennis Europe’s junior ranking system is devised to give a unified overall list that shows the relative strengths of all 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 &

Overall Boys’ Ranking Rank

Under ranking is still available separately (see next page), as well as being integrated to these overall rankings. For more information on the rankings system, check out the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rules and Regulations at www.TennisEurope.org. The ‘Race to the Masters’ rankings are also available separately, and include points earned exclusively at Tennis Europe Junior Tour events. Rankings below are as of Tuesday 27th July, 2021.

Overall Girls’ Ranking

Name

Nat.

Points

Rank

Juncheng Shang

CHN

4718

Vojtech Petr

CZE

Jakub Mensik

Dino Prizmic

Nat.

Points

Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva AND

6086

1894

Alexandra Eala

PHI

5683

CZE

1827

Linda Fruhvirtova

CZE

4030

CRO

1192

Nikola Bartunkova

CZE

2574

05 NEW Martin Landaluce

ESP

1118

Petra Marcinko

CRO

2553

Kilian Feldbausch

SUI

1107

Sofia Costoulas

BEL

2544

Antoine Ghibaudo

RUS

1096

07 NEW Michaela Laki

GRE

2481

08 NEW Aleksa Pisaric

SRB

1092

RUS

2326

09 NEW Tomasz Berkieta

FRA

1072

09 NEW Clervie Ngounoue

USA

2047

10 NEW Alexander Blockx

BEL

1059

10 NEW Sara Bejlek

CZE

1977

Martin Landaluce (ESP).

Name

Elena Pridankina

Linda Fruhvirtova (CZE).

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - 14 & Under Tennis Europe’s junior ranking system is devised to give a unified overall list that shows the relative strengths of all 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 &

14 & Under Boys Rank

Under ranking is still available separately, as well as being integrated to the overall rankings. For more information on the rankings system, check out the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rules and Regulations at www.TennisEurope.org. The ‘Race to the Masters’ rankings are also available separately, and include points earned exclusively at Tennis Europe Junior Tour events. Rankings below are as of Tuesday 27th July, 2021.

14 & Under Girls Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

Maxim Mrva

CZE

868

Jan Kumstat

RUS

808

02 NEW Tereza Valentova

Timofei Derepasko

RUS

752

Federico Cina

ITA

714

SRB

660

RUS

07 NEW Egor Gorin 08 NEW Nikola Djosic

05 NEW Ognjen Milic 06

Egor Pleshivtsev

Gabriel Ghetu

10 NEW Alexander Vasilev

Maxim Mrva (CZE).

Name

Nat.

Points

Alina Korneeva

RUS

990

CZE

779

Rositsa Dencheva

BUL

760

Yoana Konstantinova

BUL

754

05 NEW Ksenia Smirnova

RUS

750

657

06 NEW Marie Slamenikova

CZE

744

RUS

630

07 NEW Yeva Galiievska

UKR

719

SUI

614

08 NEW Julia Stusek

GER

700

ROU

575

09 NEW Renata Jamrichova

SVK

696

BUL

566

10 NEW Lucia Hradecka

SVK

692

Alina Korneeva (RUS).

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European Tennis Rankings - Men & Women European Men

European Women

Name

Nat.

Points

Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

Novak Djokovic

SRB

12113

Aryna Sabalenka

BLR

6965

Daniil Medvedev

RUS

10370

Elina Svitolina

UKR

5125

Rafael Nadal

ESP

8270

Karolina Pliskova

CZE

4975

Stefanos Tsitsipas

GRE

8030

Iga Swiatek

POL

4695

Alexander Zverev

GER

7340

Garbiñe Muguruza

ESP

4165

Dominic Thiem

AUT

7340

Simona Halep

ROU

4115

Andrey Rublev

RUS

6005

07 NEW Barbora Krejcikova

CZE

4113

Matteo Berrettini

ITA

5488

Belinda Bencic

SUI

4085

Roger Federer

SUI

4215

Petra Kvitova

CZE

3985

Pablo Carreno Busta

ESP

3260

Victoria Azarenka

BLR

3845

POL

3163

Elise Mertens

BEL

3495 3420

Rank

11 NEW Hubert Hurkacz 12

Casper Ruud

NOR

3045

12 NEW Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova RUS

Roberto Bautista Agut

ESP

2720

Maria Sakkari

GRE

3420

Gael Monfils

FRA

2603

Angelique Kerber

GER

2950

David Goffin

BEL

2500

Karolina Muchova

CZE

2876

Grigor Dimitrov

BUL

2466

Kiki Bertens

NED

2805

17 NEW Jannik Sinner

ITA

2320

Anett Kontaveit

EST

2270

18 NEW Aslan Karatsev

RUS

2304

18 NEW Paula Badosa

ESP

2180

RUS

2235

19 NEW Jelena Ostapenko

LAT

2170

ITA

2208

20 NEW Daria Kasatkina

RUS

2090

Karen Khachanov

20 NEW Lorenzo Sonego

Hubert Hurkacz (POL).

Jannik Sinner (ITA).

Barbora Krejcikova (CZE).

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2021 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 12 & Under Week

Venue

05 Jan

Pirogovo (RUS)

Category 2

23 Feb

Minsk (BLR)

02 Mar

Sobota (POL)

23 Mar

Moscow (RUS)

23 Mar

Istanbul (TUR)

30 Mar

Tula (RUS)

06 Apr 06 Apr 13 Apr

Haifa (ISR) Tirana (ALB) Biel/Bienne (SUI)

2 2 2

13 Apr

Larnaca (CYP)

13 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

Palmanova Mallorca (ESP)

27 Apr

Burgas (BUL)

27 Apr

Ulcinj (MNE)

20 Apr

04 May

Bucharest (ROU)

04 May

Prokuplje (SRB)

04 May

Cakovec (CRO)

11 May

Viljandi (EST)

25 May

KääRiku, Otepää Vald (EST)

Koper (SLO)

25 May 25 May 25 May

Kyiv (UKR) Rakov (BLR)

1 2

01 Jun

Arad (ROU)

01 Jun

Cacak (SRB)

01 Jun

Wrexham (GBR)

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

A Frolov (RUS)

A Kunitsyn (RUS)

61 64

Frolov/Rybkin (RUS)

A Pushkareva (RUS)

L Vujovic (SRB)

64 75

Pushkareva/Ruchkina (RUS)

A Frolov (RUS)

G Pirogov (RUS)

60 62

Frolov/Rybkin (RUS)

A Pushkareva (RUS)

V Razina (BLR)

57 61 10-4

Naydenova/Pushkareva (RUS)

J M Stanczyk (POL)

V Fletcher (POL)

60 46 10-5

Ladman (CZE)/Stanczyk (POL)

M I Burcescu (ROU)

K Supova (SVK)

62 62

Burcescu (ROU)/Supova (SVK)

A Frolov (RUS)

S Rybkin (RUS)

57 76 75

Frolov/Rybkin (RUS)

V Vanchukhina (RUS)

A Pushkareva (RUS)

64 63

Pushkareva/Ruchkina (RUS)

E M Nita (ROU)

I Ushakov (UKR)

61 62

Neacsa/Nita (ROU)

L Belibova (MDA)

M Kolas (BLR)

61 62

Capuzu/Popa (ROU)

S Rybkin (RUS)

A Frolov (RUS)

62 16 64

Frolov/Rybkin (RUS)

A Pushkareva (RUS)

A Bazderova (RUS)

26 62 64

Pushkareva/Ruchkina (RUS)

J N Rimbaud (FRA)

D Rabinovich (ISR)

62 60

Brand/Verthaimer (ISR)

L Pop (FRA)

C Cedillo- V de Pradenne (FRA) 62 62

Michalowski/Pop (FRA)

A Michalakopoulos (GRE)

A Radu (ROU)

64 63

Krstajic (MNE)/Michshenko (KAZ)

A Sara (ITA)

A Olariu (ROU)

64 64

Olariu/Popa (ROU)

V J Reisach (GER)

S Heinrich (GER)

75 46 10-7

Mueller/Reisach (GER)

A Sara (ITA)

E Rohrbach (FRA)

63 60

Taffo Simo/Wahler (GER)

E Navrazidi (RUS)

N Smirnov (EST)

62 1-0 Ret.

Chevalme/Henriet (FRA)

C Cedillo-V de Pradenne (FRA) O Korpanec Davies (GBR)

61 64

Cedillo-V de Pradenne/Rios (FRA)

A Darmoul (TUN)

M Ege Sik (TUR)

62 63

Hatipoglu/Ege Sik (TUR)

V Sekerkova (CZE)

K Ruchkina (RUS)

63 63

Rakhmatullina/Ruchkina (RUS)

M Riu (FRA)

A Lenglet (FRA)

16 62 63

Chelemen/Sandu (ROU)

V Sekerkova (CZE)

L V Pop (FRA)

60 61

Burcescu (ROU)/Supova (SVK)

V Atanasov (BUL)

V Secara (ROU)

75 63

E Çavus/H T Çavus (TUR)

A Janiszewska (POL)

L Becker (GER)

61 63

B Ivanova/N Ivanova (BUL)

M Topic (SRB)

V Krstajic (MNE)

61 61

Krstajic (MNE)/Michshenko (KAZ)

L Vujovic (SRB)

A Sara (ITA)

62 61

Iozzi (ITA)/Lebeau (FRA)

E M Nita (ROU)

D S Burac (ROU)

60 62

Badea/Radu (ROU)

M I Burcescu (ROU)

C Nedeloni (ROU)

61 62

Belibova (MDA)/Burcescu (ROU)

L Sloboda (SVK)

V Krstajic (MNE)

61 61

Djokoic (SRB)/Sloboda (SVK)

D Popovski (SRB)

M Kolas (BLR)

62 64

Popovski/Vujovic (SRB)

M Ontiveros Castro (GER)

A Baudel (FRA)

16 75 10-2

Fletcher/Skrzynski (POL)

K Supova (SVK)

M Buric (CRO)

60 60

Supova (SVK)/Sybicka (POL)

A P C M Hansen (DEN)

L Iliescu (FRA)

61 60

Ink/Raudkivi (EST)

K Pashkov (EST)

L Becker (GER)

64 75

Pashkov/Roos (EST)

J N Rimbaud (FRA)

L Raudkivi (EST)

60 46 10-7

Hansen (DEN)/Rimbaud (FRA)

C Langlais (FRA)

M Kotamaeki (FIN)

63 60

Bodur (TUR)/Langlais (FRA)

M Kouame (FRA)

A Lenglet (FRA)

61 61

Kouame/Lenglet (FRA)

V Sekerkova (CZE)

S Hettlerova (CZE)

63 75

Sekerkova (CZE)/Sybicka (POL)

J M Stanczyk (POL)

I Ushakov (UKR)

26 63 62

Chukanov/Dmytrenko (UKR)

S Kryvoruchko (UKR)

R Malmstrom (SWE)

63 46 61

Belibova (MDA)/Malmstrom (SWE)

I Klishin (RUS)

R Lacis (BLR)

76 64

Figurovskiy/Klishin (RUS)

D Pashkevich (BLR)

A Polishchuk (RUS)

64 63

Bortsova (ISR)/Sharamet (BLR)

M V Chelemen (ROU)

E A Neacsa (ROU)

64 62

Badea/Radu (ROU)

M I Burcescu (ROU)

G S Popa (ROU)

63 63

Balan/Popa (ROU)

I Verthaimer (ISR)

A Tolev (BUL)

63 63

Djokic (SRB)/Michalakopoulos (GRE)

L Vujovic (SRB)

D Popovski (SRB)

36 64 63

Popovski/Vujovic (SRB)

M Ceban (GBR)

R Lawlor (GBR)

36 64 10-7

Ceban/McLain (GBR)

H Smart (GBR)

S Thompson (GBR)

26 61 10-8

Griffiths/Thompson (GBR)

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2021 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 12 & Under Week

Venue

08 Jun

Humenne (SVK)

Category 2

08 Jun

Hradek Nad Nisou (CZE)

15 Jun

Ptolemaida (GRE)

15 Jun

Near Aylesbury (GBR)

15 Jun

Trieste (ITA)

22 Jun

Porto San Giorgio (ITA)

Bergeijk (NED)

22 Jun 22 Jun 22 Jun

Patra (GRE) Budapest (HUN)

2 2

29 Jun

Buzau (ROU)

29 Jun

Novo Mesto

29 Jun

Dunakeszi (HUN)

29 Jun

Borne (NED)

29 Jun

Muenster (GER)

29 Jun

Rakovnik (CZE)

06 Jul

Prijedor (BIH)

06 Jul

Bucharest (ROU)

13 Jul

Haskovo (BUL)

13 Jul

Forli (ITA)

13 Jul 13 Jul 20 Jul

Neunkirchen (GER) Fürstenfeld (AUT) Novi Sad (SRB)

1 1 2

20 Jul

Hertfordshire (GBR)

20 Jul

Stobrec (CRO)

20 Jul

Bad Waltersdorf (AUT)

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

A P C M Hansen (DEN)

S A Krajcír (SVK)

64 46 61

Laššan (CZE)/Varga (HUN)

E Rohrbach (FRA)

L Zimenová (SVK)

61 61

Farkasova/Martinková (SVK)

I Verthaimer (ISR)

S Heinrich (GER)

75 75

Fletcher/Urbanski (POL)

V Sekerkova (CZE)

S Hettlerova (CZE)

63 61

Hettlerova/Slamenikova (CZE)

A Michalakopoulos (GRE)

S Pankov (RUS)

61 61

Baudel/Gabet (FRA)

K M Capuzu (ROU)

S E Butuc Cerchez (ROU)

36 63 10-3

Butuc Cerchez/Capuzu (ROU)

M Ceban (GBR)

P Nrshinga (GBR)

61 62

Ceban/McLain (GBR)

N Phillips (GBR)

H Smart (GBR)

46 60 60

Read/Smart (GBR)

M Ontiveros Castro (GER)

F De Matteo (ITA)

61 60

Chidekh (FRA)/Ontiveros Castro (GER)

M Kolas (BLR)

Z Peternel (SLO)

62 61

Iozzi/Sara (ITA)

M Meacci (ITA)

A Di Rubba (ITA)

62 75

Meacci/Paci (ITA)

M Salvadori (ITA)

C Manfredonia (ITA)

60 26 10-5

Cerbo/Dal Pozzo (ITA)

E D Mueller (GER)

I Mechbal (GER)

46 62 10-3

Mueller/Pfäfflin (GER)

M Van Brempt (BEL)

G Reusch (GER)

46 60 10-7

Van Brempt/Weynen (BEL)

A Michalakopoulos (GRE)

M Morozov (RUS)

60 63

Arcip (ROU)/Baudel (FRA)

S E Butuc Cerchez (ROU)

O Korpanec Davies (GBR)

61 75

Butuc Cerchez (ROU)/Melachroinoudi (GRE)

V Revenko (UKR)

S A Krajcír (SVK)

62 61

Neacsa (ROU)/Revenko (UKR)

G S Popa (ROU)

E Rohrbach (FRA)

61 60

Olariu/Popa (ROU)

E Giurescu (FRA)

E D Negoita (ROU)

63 63

Burac/ Murtaza

A I Varsa (ROU)

M Bories (FRA)

62 16 10-4

Preda/Varsa (ROU)

V Krstajic (MNE)

N Sustarsic Kalin (SLO)

62 61

Dumbovic/Zorica (CRO)

A Pircher (AUT)

V Yaneva (SLO)

64 61

Fusil/Yaneva (SLO)

R Bote (CAN)

A Somogyi (HUN)

62 63

Boldut (ROU)/Burde (AUT)

A Mihalka (HUN)

L Kardos (HUN)

63 62

Kalman/Mihalka (HUN)

L C Chidekh (FRA)

S Piveteau (FRA)

64 60

Babel/Chidekh (FRA)

V Cesonyte (LTU)

M Bouchelaghem (FRA)

63 61

De Bresser/Ray (NED)

S Suljic (SLO)

S Bui (GER)

62 61

Mueller/Ontiveros Castro (GER)

T Kochta (GER)

U Avtaeva (RUS)

60 63

Avtaeva/Zharova (RUS)

A Frolov (RUS)

F Ladman (CZE)

63 62

Frolov (RUS)/Ladman (CZE)

S Hettlerova (CZE)

S Oliveriusová (CZE)

76 64

Kovackova/Oliveriusová (CZE)

V C Sandu (ROU)

F Djokic (SRB)

61 60

Krstajic (MNE)/Papaioannou (GRE)

G S Popa (ROU)

Y Lebeau (FRA)

63 60

Balkan (TUR)/Popa (ROU)

S Murtaza (ROU)

I Manolache (ROU)

64 62

Cusnir/Murtaza (ROU)

M I Burcescu (ROU)

C Nedeloni (ROU)

61 61

Boian/Burcescu (ROU)

K Shikov (BUL)

A Tolev (BUL)

26 63 10-3

Bimbashiev/Tolev (BUL)

R Kotseva (BUL)

A Barzakova (BUL)

61 62

Papadopoulou/Toneva (BUL)

M Meacci (ITA)

C Paci (ITA)

61 26 10-7

Meacci/Paci (ITA)

A Iozzi (ITA)

M Cerbo (ITA)

62 62

Iozzi/Vignolini (ITA)

V J Reisach (GER)

A Hunziker (SUI)

60 60

Bui/Reisach (GER)

E Zharova (RUS)

M Van Brempt (BEL)

61 76

Avtaeva/Zharova (RUS)

I Verthaimer (ISR)

D Brand (ISR)

60 64

Brand/Verthaimer (ISR)

A Pircher (AUT)

Z Peternel (SLO)

63 63

Peternel (SLO)/Pircher (AUT)

A Darmoul (TUN)

L A Milos (ROU)

60 61

Lifanov/Ryabov (RUS)

V Galyaeva (RUS)

M A Mateas (ROU)

60 64

Saafi/Sahnoun (TUN)

M Ceban (GBR)

A Kotak (GBR)

57 60 10-2

Kotak/Watters (GBR)

H Smart (GBR)

E Griffiths (GBR)

36 60 11-9

Griffiths/Thompson (GBR)

V Krstajic (MNE)

N Berdin (RUS)

61 62

Jaani/Punger (EST)

A I Varsa (ROU)

M Džanic (CRO)

62 63

Pynda (UKR)/Varsa (ROU)

L Sallard (FRA)

D M Mone (ROU)

75 61

Revenko (UKR)/Sallard (FRA)

A Pircher (AUT)

L Ploskunakova (CZE)

61 64

Jecminkova/Ploskunakova (CZE)

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Venue

05 Jan

Beograd (SRB)

Category 3

12 Jan

Ryazan (RUS)

19 Jan

Minsk (BLR)

09 Feb

Kazan (RUS)

23 Feb

Sobota (POL)

09 Mar

Saransk (RUS)

16 Mar 16 Mar 16 Mar

Penza (RUS) Minsk (BLR) Istanbul (TUR)

3 2 2

23 Mar

Minsk (BLR)

30 Mar

Ramat Hasharon (ISR)

06 Apr

Akko (ISR)

13 Apr

Palmanova Mallorca (ESP)

13 Apr

Vinkovci (CRO)

13 Apr

Togliatti (RUS)

13 Apr

Siauliai (LTU)

13 Apr

Tirana (ALB)

20 Apr

Nicosia (CYP)

20 Apr

Adana (TUR)

20 Apr 20 Apr 20 Apr

Beograd (SRB) Solin (CRO) Tirana (ALB)

27 Apr

Bucharest (ROU)

27 Apr

Khimki (RUS)

27 Apr

Zagreb (CRO)

3 3 3 2 Super 2

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

O Milic (SRB)

J Engel (GER)

62 62

Engel (GER)/Sedlar (CZE)

N Nesterovic (GER)

A F Oana (ROU)

64 62

Kostovic/Stevanovic (CZE)

A Bogomolov (RUS)

E Gorin (RUS)

57 62 60

Gorin/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

K Smirnova (RUS)

M Golovina (RUS)

75 76

Humeniuk (UKR)/Snigireva (RUS)

E Pleshivtsev (RUS)

T Derepasko (RUS)

16 64 76

Maltsev/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

P Kuharenko (BLR)

M Drobysheva (UKR)

57 63 60

Melnichenok/Slahayeva (BLR)

A Bogomolov (RUS)

E Gorin (RUS)

61 63

Gorin/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

D Egorova (RUS)

V Shvetsova (RUS)

61 75

Kratyuk/Loseva (RUS)

L Mietusch (GER)

F Thomas (SUI)

64 75

Angeli (SLO)/Kincses (HUN)

J Stusek (GER)

K Efremova (RUS)

63 62

Kovackova (CZE)/Stusek (GER)

J Engel (GER)

R Kharlamov (RUS)

63 62

Gomziakov/Iutkin (RUS)

T Novikova (RUS)

K Bataikina (RUS)

75 60

Bochkova/Subkhankulova (RUS)

I Iutkin (RUS)

E Shcherbakov (RUS)

76 63

Kurilenkov/Shcherbakov (RUS)

V Mincheva (RUS)

P Starkova (RUS)

64 60

Mincheva/Shvetsova (RUS)

E Pleshivtsev (RUS)

E Gorin (RUS)

62 64

Derepasko/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

M Golovina (RUS)

A Rozhkova (RUS)

64 62

Bochkova/Smirnova (RUS)

M Mrva (CZE)

J Engel (GER)

57 63 63

Cina/Sciahbasi (ITA)

Y Galiievska (UKR)

E M Ionescu (ROU)

06 61 62

Kovackova/Samsonova (CZE)

E Gorin (RUS)

D Lewandowski (POL)

76 61

Kalabishka/Kovalenko (UKR)

M Golovina (RUS)

A Rozhkova (RUS)

46 62 76

Rozhkova/Snigireva (RUS)

J Engel (GER)

T Bezar (AUT)

61 62

Braun/Engel (GER)

K Kuehbauer (AUT)

E Kats (RUS)

62 36 63

Rabl (AUT)/Scaldalai (ITA)

F Thomas (SUI)

T Vaisman (ISR)

63 61

London Menache/Vaisman (ISR)

K Kuehbauer (AUT)

S Cohen (ISR)

62 63

Lederer/Messenlechner (AUT)

H Bernet (SUI)

M Sciahbasi (ITA)

63 63

Chodura (CZE)/Vasami (ITA)

J Stusek (GER)

N Torner Sensano (ESP)

63 36 63

Paul (SUI)/Stusek (GER)

N Djosic (SUI)

M Hribar (SLO)

60 64

Angeli/Hribar (SLO)

D Miskovic (CRO)

N Nesterovic (GER)

62 63

Kovackova (CZE)/Zabkova (SVK)

R Kharlamov (RUS)

E Gorin (RUS)

64 64

Bogomolov/Maltsev (RUS)

K Smirnova (RUS)

D Egorova (RUS)

64 36 61

Egorova/Rozhkova (RUS)

F Alopaeus (FIN)

L Lagerbohm (FIN)

06 75 61

Alopaeus/Paldanius (FIN)

L Vladson (LTU)

B Zeltina (LAT)

76 75

Sparnina/Zeltina (LAT)

T Lustig (FRA)

K Yilmaz (TUR)

75 16 60

Popa/Rugina (ROU)

A J Hejtmanek (GER)

A Panagiotidou (GRE)

63 64

Hejtmanek (GER)/Kuharenko (BLR)

T Chavez (ECU)

E Gonzalez (ESP)

62 61

Chavez (ECU)/Gonzalez (ESP)

E Kats (RUS)

A Korpanec Davies (GBR)

61 60

Demirtzi (CYP)/Korpanec Davies (GBR)

L Mietusch (GER)

T Bezar (AUT)

61 61

Faragcao (CAN)/Gokpinar (TUR)

S Sokolvak (UKR)

I Kurt (TUR)

61 61

Sokolvak/Tkachenko (UKR)

N Djosic (SUI)

R Andres (FRA)

64 75

Djosic (SUI)/Oparnica (SRB)

Z Darken (KAZ)

P Konjikusic (SRB)

62 63

Darken (KAZ)/Nesterovic (GER)

G Crivellaro (ITA)

M Doskocil (CZE)

60 61

Amarandei (SRB)/Crivellaro (ITA)

E Forejtkova (CZE)

A Kovackova (CZE)

26 64 60

Forejtkova/Kovackova (CZE)

D Jucha (FRA)

T Meermans (BEL)

14 42 40

Popa/Rugina (ROU)

E Zabolotnaia (MDA)

E Bex (BEL)

40 40

Hejtmanek (GER)/Panagiotidou (GRE)

G Ghetu (ROU)

R Paisvant (ROU)

62 61

Ghetu (ROU)/Pade (GER)

A F Oana (ROU)

S Pushkar (UKR)

64 36 75

Nocaci/Oana (ROU)

M Mrva (CZE)

E Gorin (RUS)

63 76

Cina (ITA)/Thomas (SUI)

A Korneeva (RUS)

K Smirnova (RUS)

62 60

Egorova/Korneeva (RUS)

G Crivellaro (ITA)

T Boogaard (NED)

64 46 62

Boogaard/Rottgering (NED)

A Kovackova (CZE)

A J Hejtmanek (GER)

62 26 62

Forejtkova/Kovackova (CZE)

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Venue

04 May

Bytom (POL)

Category 2

04 May

Ulcinj (MNE)

04 May

Ruse (BUL)

11 May

Maribor (SLO)

11 May

Szczecin (POL)

11 May

Piestany (SVK)

11 May 18 May 18 May

Subotica (SRB) Maribor (SLO) Burgas (BUL)

2 2 1

18 May

Rakov (BLR)

18 May

Tartu (EST)

18 May

Budapest (HUN)

18 May

Mostar (BIH)

25 May

Skopje (MKD)

25 May

Lodz (POL)

25 May

Yerevan (ARM)

25 May

Adana (TUR)

25 May

Bucharest (ROU)

25 May

Budapest (HUN)

01 Jun 01 Jun 01 Jun

Pescara (ITA) Oulu (FIN) Yerevan (ARM)

2 3 2

01 Jun

Antalya (TUR)

01 Jun

Bitola (MKD)

01 Jun

Wrexham (GBR)

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

M Rottgering (NED)

L Hede (SWE)

63 62

Rottgering (NED)/Sedlar (CZE)

J Stusek (GER)

N Kulbiej (POL)

60 76

Kuszel/Pawelska (POL)

P Lluch (ESP)

A Huseinovikj (MKD)

61 63

Huseinovikj (MKD)/Tomovic (MNE)

I Lakic (MNE)

A J Hejtmanek (GER)

36 75 60

Hejtmanek (GER)/Lakic (MNE)

A Vasilev (BUL)

G Ghetu (ROU)

63 36 62

Balascak/Drab (SVK)

M Favier (FRA)

S M Dragnea (ROU)

75 63

Minculescu/Tatu (ROU)

T Boogaard (NED)

L Hede (SWE)

26 76 63

Angeli/Hribar (SLO)

J Stusek (GER)

A Nosei (ITA)

63 63

Rabl (AUT)/Stusek (GER)

M Schoenhaus (GER)

N McDonald (GER)

61 61

Miton/Plenkiewicz (POL)

N Kulbiej (POL)

A Kolyada (UKR)

63 64

Collin (FRA)/Huijsegoms (BEL)

L Lagerbohm (FIN)

J Vasami (ITA)

62 62

Alopaeus/Paldanius (FIN)

M Ngijol Carre (FRA)

D Miskovic (CRO)

64 63

Hradecka/Jamrichova (SVK)

O Milic (SRB)

A Huseinovikj (MKD)

60 61

Huseinovikj (MKD)/Katana (MNE)

M Biro (HUN)

K Bataikina (RUS)

36 63 63

Djedovic (SRB)/Lakic (MNE)

T Boogaard (NED)

E Gorin (RUS)

75 61

Boogaard (NED)/Meermans (BEL)

A Kovackova (CZE)

L Rabl (AUT)

62 63

Fajmonova/Kovackova (CZE)

O Milic (SRB)

A Vasilev (BUL)

57 62 64

Derepasko/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

E M Ionescu (ROU)

M Drobysheva (UKR)

75 63

Anghel (ROU)/Martyunina (RUS)

R Kastsiukevich (BLR)

Y T Alexandrescou (ROU)

61 62

Alexandrescou (ROU)/Olefir (UKR)

Y Perapekhina (BLR)

P Kuharenko (BLR)

63 63

Kuharenko (BLR)/Snigireva (RUS)

R Andres (FRA)

B Huss (GER)

63 60

Huss/McDonald (GER)

A Lachinova (LAT)

O Panasa (LAT)

63 61

Lauva/Panasa (LAT)

K Kincses (HUN)

A Wazny (POL)

26 76 62

Doskocil (CZE)/Wazny (POL)

K Zabkova (SVK)

M Biro (HUN)

63 16 64

Samsonova (CZE)/Zabkova (SVK)

M Pade (GER)

T Chavez (ECU)

61 26 64

Chavez (ECU)/Gonzalez (ESP)

A Huijsegoms (BEL)

S Dzimovic (SRB)

63 60

Huijsegoms (BEL)/Smyridou (GRE)

V A Darderi (ITA)

M Sciahbasi (ITA)

64 67 64

Popa/Rugina (ROU)

V Pohle (GER)

A Panagiotidou (GRE)

62 63

Batzi/Panagiotidou (GRE)

L Hede (SWE)

M Miton (POL)

61 60

Rejchtman Vinciguerra (SWE)/Wazny (POL)

E Forejtkova (CZE)

A Oktiabreva (RUS)

w/o

Kuszel/Pawelska (POL)

L Petit (FRA)

I Iutkin (RUS)

75 64

Jucha/Petit (FRA)

Y Perapekhina (BLR)

E Zabolotnaia (MDA)

75 63

Melnichenok/Perapekhina (BLR)

M Vlasov (RUS)

M K Kose (TUR)

61 62

Gokpinar/Yilmaz (TUR)

S M Fajmonova (CZE)

A Kumru (TUR)

64 61

Botasheva (RUS)/Fajmonova (CZE)

M Rottgering (NED)

E Pleshivtsev (RUS)

76 61

Derepasko/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

J Stusek (GER)

E M Ionescu (ROU)

64 63

Nesterovic/Stusek (GER)

M Doskocil (CZE)

Z Nurlanuly (KAZ)

63 63

Li (CHN)/Nurlanuly (KAZ)

A Tkachenko (UKR)

I Markovic (AUT)

46 76 63

Bak Szabo (HUN)/Tkachenko (UKR)

A De Marchi (ITA)

M Heng (FRA)

60 46 60

Canonico/De Marchi (ITA)

K Efremova (RUS)

A Nosei (ITA)

63 61

Nosei/Rizzetto (ITA)

O Paldanius (FIN)

L Lagerbohm (FIN)

26 64 62

Lagerbohm (FIN)/Mandelkorn (EST)

O Panasa (LAT)

N Palm (FIN)

62 60

Heinonen/Palm (FIN)

L Petit (FRA)

I Iutkin (RUS)

75 3-1 Ret.

Iutkin/Shcherbakov (RUS)

Y Perapekhina (BLR)

E Zabolotnaia (MDA)

76 61

Kruk/Perapekhina (BLR)

A Omarkhanov (KAZ)

H C Gokpinar (TUR)

62 62

Vlasov (RUS)/Yilmaz (TUR)

S M Fajmonova (CZE)

S M Dragnea (ROU)

61 26 61

Fajmonova (CZE)/Kumru (TUR)

A Vasilev (BUL)

N F Makris (GRE)

60 62

Kirilov/Vasilev (BUL)

A Panagiotidou (GRE)

P Konjikusic (SRB)

62 61

Pohle (GER)/Van den Heuvel (NED)

B Gusic Wan (GBR)

M Carrier (GBR)

62 36 61

Bonding/Hamrouni (GBR)

A Kelliher (GBR)

R Cooling (GBR)

76 63

Kelliher/Klugman (GBR)

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Venue

08 Jun

Limassol (CYP)

Category 3

08 Jun

Kharkiv (UKR)

08 Jun

Oberpullendorf (AUT)

Tbilisi (GEO)

08 Jun 08 Jun

Vierumäki (FIN)

08 Jun

Vilamoura (POR)

08 Jun 15 Jun 15 Jun

Cacak (SRB) Birkeroed (DEN) Velenje (SLO)

2 3 3

15 Jun

Irpin (UKR)

15 Jun

Tbilisi (GEO)

15 Jun

NikšIć (MNE)

15 Jun

Portimao (POR)

15 Jun

Montreux (SUI)

22 Jun

Tallinn (EST)

22 Jun

Paphos (CYP)

22 Jun

Bergeijk (NED)

22 Jun

Wroclaw (POL)

22 Jun

Telavi (GEO)

22 Jun 22 Jun 29 Jun

Tuzla (BIH) Rakovnik (CZE) Berlin (GER)

2 3 2

29 Jun

Ankara (TUR)

29 Jun

Borne (NED)

29 Jun

Kaunas (LTU)

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

I Kalanov (GRE)

S Pournaropoulos (GRE)

75 62

Pournaropoulos (GRE)/Prastitis (CYP)

A Demirtzi (CYP)

M Proimaki (GRE)

63 64

Demirtzi (CYP)/Smyridou (GRE)

O Vysochenko (UKR)

H Nazarov (UKR)

64 63

Kolesnychenko/Nazarov (UKR)

E Zabolotnaia (MDA)

P Humeniuk (UKR)

64 36 61

Humeniuk/Kuznietsova (UKR)

T Sickenberger (GER)

F Thomas (SUI)

60 61

Djosic/Thomas (SUI)

E Forejtkova (CZE)

N Krockova (SVK)

62 61

Forejtkova/Linhartova (CZE)

A Omarkhanov (KAZ)

A Sidorov (KAZ)

75 62

Bulbiankou (BLR)/Solovey (UKR)

Y Perapekhina (BLR)

P Kuharenko (BLR)

36 63 76

Kuharenko/Perapekhina (BLR)

F Alopaeus (FIN)

O Paldanius (FIN)

60 60

Alopaeus/Lagerbohm (FIN)

E Lehtinen (FIN)

N Palm (FIN)

75 62

Heinonen/Lehtinen (FIN)

J Vasami’ (ITA)

S Planella Hernandez (ESP) 76 64

B Du Pree (NED)

S Hetherington (FRA)

61 62

Du Pree (NED)/Vandekerckhove (FRA)

O Milic (SRB)

A Vasilev (BUL)

75 57 63

Kirilov/Vasilev (BUL)

A Stevanovic (SRB)

I Lakic (MNE)

60 75

Kolesarova (SVK)/Lakic (MNE)

E G Kristensen (DEN)

M N Egbring (GER)

63 60

Doskocil (CZE)/Huss (GER)

P Faerber (GER)

J Svobodova (CZE)

64 62

Faerber/Nitzsche (GER)

M Hribar (SLO)

P Angeli (SLO)

60 Ret.

Angeli/Hribar (SLO)

C Giambelli (ITA)

F Marino (ITA)

61 57 64

Giambelli/Marino (ITA)

F Cina (ITA)

T Derepasko (RUS)

61 62

Cina (ITA)/Markovina (CRO)

M Golovina (RUS)

D Miskovic (CRO)

62 62

Biro (HUN)/Miskovic (CRO)

A Omarkhanov (KAZ)

I Iutkin (RUS)

76 36 62

Omarkhanov/Sidorov (KAZ)

P Kuharenko (BLR)

M Subkhankulova (RUS)

63 62

Khodzhaeva (RUS)/Kuharenko (BLR)

V A Darderi (ITA)

A Binetti (ITA)

61 62

Darderi (ITA)/Katana (MNE)

I Lakic (MNE)

V Andronov (ISR)

64 60

Andronov/Fadida (ISR)

M Carrier (GRE)

L Galley (FRA)

61 62

Chodura (CZE)/Yu (CHN)

B Du Pree (NED)

O Boullay (FRA)

60 57 62

Du Pree (NED)/Johnson (GBR)

N Karma (SUI)

J Theler (SUI)

61 75

Bernet/Saxer (SUI)

V Pohle (GER)

K Paul (SUI)

63 75

Pohle (GER)/Pushkar (UKR)

A Salo (FIN)

A Zagars (LAT)

26 63 63

Mandelkorn (EST)/Zagars (LAT)

A Lachinova (LAT)

J Denisenko (LAT)

64 62

Denisenko/Feldmane (LAT)

I Kalanov (GRE)

A Lazarev (RUS)

61 63

Kalanov (GRE)/Timini (CYP)

F Johnson (GBR)

E Panova (BUL)

36 61 75

Chen (CHN)/Yemshanova (UKR)

T Sickenberger (GER)

Y Nittmann (GER)

62 63

Nittmann/Sickenberger (GER)

K Bartel (GER)

L Seye (BEL)

62 62

Berckmans/Kujovic (BEL)

A Marigliano (ITA)

M Miton (POL)

w/o

Maltsev (RUS)/Zemla (POL)

L Samsonova (CZE)

T C Grant (USA)

36 62 61

Kuszel/Pawelska (POL)

I Iutkin (RUS)

M Vlasov (RUS)

62 61

Iutkin/Vlasov (RUS)

R Zolotareva (RUS)

E Khodzhaeva (RUS)

63 63

Hrabavets (BLR)/Zolotareva (RUS)

B Huss (GER)

Z Sesko (SLO)

63 62

Berge Nourescu/Prunescu Nita (ROU)

A J Hejtmanek (GER)

A Korpanec Davies (GBR)

61 61

Hejtmanek (GER)/Korpanec Davies (GBR)

F Kosarko (CZE)

M Kozlovsky (CZE)

64 61

Dvorak/Petrofsky (CZE)

J Paštiková (CZE)

M Pohankova (SVK)

75 76

Vachkova/Zikmundova (CZE)

M Doskocil (CZE)

Z Nurlanuly (KAZ)

62 62

Todoran/Urzica (ROU)

K Smirnova (RUS)

S Zhenikhova (GER)

64 62

Martyunina/Smirnova (RUS)

D Tazabekov (KAZ)

A S Tug (TUR)

60 62

Kose/Tug (TUR)

K Bataikina (RUS)

D Antropova (RUS)

75 63

Kartseva/Koreshkova (RUS)

Y Nittmann (GER)

H Schoenmakers (NED)

63 60

Schoenmakers (NED)/Smejcky (CZE)

L Brinkmann (GER)

E Francese (ITA)

60 Ret.

Solakov/Wagner (GER)

D Dedura-Palomero (GER) J Aleksandrovas (LTU)

60 36 62

Aleksandrovas/Bandzevicius (LTU)

O Panasa (LAT)

63 62

Darta Feldmane/Panasa (LAT)

D Darta Feldmane (LAT)

Chodura (CZE)/Vasami’ (ITA)

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Venue

06 Jul

Edinburgh (GBR)

Category 3

06 Jul

Sassuolo (ITA)

06 Jul

Novo Mesto (SLO)

Marnes La Coquette (FRA)

06 Jul

Rotterdam (NED)

13 Jul

La Baule (FRA)

06 Jul

13 Jul 13 Jul 13 Jul

Etten-Leur (NED) Rungsted (DEN) Portoroz (SLO)

3 3 3

13 Jul

Fürstenfeld (AUT)

13 Jul

Jablonec Nad Nisou (CZE)

20 Jul

European Junior Championships (Most)

CLOSED

20 Jul

Hertfordshire (GBR)

20 Jul

Bad Waltersdorf (AUT)

20 Jul

Waiblingen (GER)

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

S Chadwick (GBR)

A Attrill (GBR)

76 76

Hamrouni/Mazingham (GBR)

H Klugman (GBR)

A Kelliher (GBR)

60 64

Kelliher/Piani (GBR)

V A Darderi (ITA)

M Todoran (ROU)

61 63

Todoran/Urzica (ROU)

E Scaldalai (ITA)

S Pieroni (ITA)

63 61

Bassotti/Scaldalai (ITA)

S Braun (GER)

M Hribar (SLO)

76 61

Bazin/Velter (FRA)

N Kovacic (SLO)

D Biondic (CRO)

67 76 4-1 Ret.

Bogatin/Cikajlo (SLO)

J Engel (GER)

M Rottgering (NED)

64 26 63

Gorin/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

L Samsonova (CZE)

J Stusek (GER)

62 63

Samsonova (CZE)/Stusek (GER)

A G Seidel (GER)

T Duforets (FRA)

62 62

Huss/McDonald (GER)

L Brinkmann (GER)

K Bartel (GER)

67 61 64

Bartel (GER)/Berckmans (BEL)

F Cina (ITA)

J Vasami’ (ITA)

63 61

Cina/De Marchi (ITA)

L Samsonova (CZE)

M Buchnik (ISR)

63 62

Boullay/Hetherington (FRA)

Y Nittmann (GER)

G Delattre (FRA)

63 60

Paradis/Valentine (NED)

E Bex (BEL)

E Bennemann (GER)

61 62

Berzina (LAT)/Palumbo (LUX)

Y T Alexandrescou (ROU)

A Haage (GER)

60 61

Alexandrescou (ROU)/Ryden (SWE)

S I Ragus (DEN)

L Ingildsen (DEN)

62 75

Haavisto/Rissanen (FIN)

R Gavani (BUL)

M Mecarelli (ITA)

63 63

Danova/Pecorini (ITA)

N Kovacic (SLO)

C Gasparini (ITA)

63 64

Gasparini/Pansica (ITA)

M Doskocil (CZE)

A Messis (GRE)

61 63

Doskocil/Sklenicka (CZE)

E Forejtkova (CZE)

N Linhartova (CZE)

60 62

Forejtkova/Linhartova (CZE)

F Kosarko (CZE)

M Fröhlich (CZE)

62 75

Klocurek/Kozlovsky (CZE)

J Paštiková (CZE)

I Wawrzkiewicz (POL)

63 75

Janickovicova/Krejcova (CZE)

N Djosic (SUI)

J Kumstat (CZE)

75 67 63

Kumstat/Mrva (CZE)

T Valentova (CZE)

A Korneeva (RUS)

63 26 62

Slamenikova/Valentova (CZE)

B Gusic Wan (GBR)

M Carrier (GBR)

2-4 Ret.

Gusic Wan/Mazingham (GBR)

L Newberry (GBR)

F Johnson (GBR)

26 62 63

Kelliher/Walker (GBR)

S Sklenicka (CZE)

B Huss (GER)

63 64

Doskocil/Sklenicka (CZE)

S Depesova (SVK)

V Artemeva (RUS)

61 60

Hradecka/Pohankova (SVK)

T Sickenberger (GER)

H Bernet (SUI)

63 76

Hohmann/Pade (GER)

B Nyangon (FRA)

N Kulbiej (POL)

46 62 63

Fajmonova (CZE)/Kulbiej (POL)

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Venue

02 Feb

Belgorod (RUS)

16 Feb

Category

08 Jun

Skopje (MKD)

15 Jun

Birkeroed (DEN)

15 Jun

Irpin (UKR)

15 Jun

Kavadarci (MKD)

15 Jun

Tbilisi (GEO)

15 Jun

Jablonec Nad Nisou (CZE)

22 Jun

Mamaia (ROU)

22 Jun

Ptuj (SLO)

22 Jun

Brussels (BEL)

22 Jun

Siauliai (LTU)

29 Jun 06 Jul 06 Jul

Cakovec (CRO) Pleven (BUL) Minsk (BLR)

2 3 3

06 Jul

Nis (SRB)

06 Jul

Yerevan (ARM)

06 Jul

Veli Losinj (CRO)

06 Jul

Slovenska Lupca (SVK)

06 Jul

Marianske Lazne (CZE)

13 Jul

Curtea De Arges (ROU)

13 Jul

Sofia (BUL)

13 Jul

Minsk (BLR)

13 Jul

Rungsted (DEN)

13 Jul

Rijeka (CRO)

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

F T Baumert (GER)

J Cizek (CZE)

63 63

Hanzelin/Svojgr (CZE)

N Syrova (CZE)

A Kovackova (CZE)

64 63

Forejtkova/Kovackova (CZE)

L Januashvili (GEO)

M Grybkov (UKR)

64 61

Gretskiy/Vlasov (RUS)

M Masiianskaia (RUS)

A Kislyak (RUS)

36 60 64

Mashiya/Masiianskaia (RUS)

C Labitzke (GER)

N Jovic (SRB)

60 61

Kokot (POL)/Labitzke (GER)

G Fenyves (HUN)

N Paretzoglou (GRE)

67 61 62

Katzerova (CZE)/Paretzoglou (GRE)

K Nagel-Heyer (GER)

V Vohl (GER)

76 61

Gade Kryger/Uzunel (DEN)

H Buchwald (GER)

S Olivia Hansen (DEN)

64 75

Forgac/Hejtmanek (GER)

P Brunclik (CZE)

J Jedrzejczak (POL)

62 61

Berkieta/Grzegorzewski (POL)

Y Galiievska (UKR)

L Vladson (LTU)

61 63

Hradecka/Jamrichova (SVK)

C Labitzke (GER)

B Kokot (POL)

75 63

Milic (SRB)/Tomovic (MNE)

A Aslanisvili (GRE)

S Dzimovic (SRB)

61 60

Oana/Teodorescu (ROU)

L Januashvili (GEO)

K Gogeliya (GEO)

63 61

Iutkin/Vlasov (RUS)

M Masiianskaia (RUS)

J Bretnacher (FRA)

62 63

Bolotova/Kislyak (RUS)

E Demanet (GER)

F T Baumert (GER)

63 63

Mrva/Vales (CZE)

J Stusek (GER)

S Zhiyenbayeva (GER)

63 61

Davidova/Urbanova (CZE)

D Manu (ROU)

R D Turcanu (ROU)

63 60

Manu/Marton (ROU)

M Teodorescu (ROU)

A F Oana (ROU)

63 61

Anghel/Zbranca (ROU)

G Verdese (ITA)

F Rakonic (CRO)

63 60

Marjanovic/Videnovic (SLO)

A Lanisek (SLO)

G Fenyves (HUN)

60 60

Belanova/Poticna (SVK)

E Demanet (BEL)

L Poertner (GER)

w/o

Demanet/Ratiu (BEL)

E Katzerova (CZE)

P Lerminiaux (GER)

61 67 62

Biot/Ribourdouille (BEL)

M Lange (POL)

L Zaorski (POL)

0-1 Ret.

Lange/Zaorski (POL)

A Comiskey (USA)

L Sataite (LTU)

63 64

Cechanaviciute (LTU)/Ozola (LAT)

M Krajci (SVK)

P Meszaros (HUN)

63 64

Gubi/Meszaros (HUN)

N Linhartova (CZE)

A Sucha (CZE)

60 62

Felixova (SVK)/Sucha (CZE)

A Vasilev (BUL)

G Georgiev (BUL)

75 2-0 Ret.

Abreu/Fernandes (POR)

R Dencheva (BUL)

D-M Anghel (ROU)

63 60

Alexandrova/Dencheva (BUL)

V Kuznetsov (RUS)

S Shpita (RUS)

63 61

Kuznetsov/Shpita (RUS)

Y Perapekhina (BLR)

M Kornilova (RUS)

60 63

Bernovich/Gapankova (BLR)

N Jovic (SRB)

S Zivkovic (SRB)

62 63

Huseinovikj/Stojanovski (MKD)

A Stankovic (SRB)

V Sokolova (RUS)

64 62

Cvetkovic/Stankovic (SRB)

L Januashvili (GEO)

D Ryzhankou (BLR)

61 61

Januashvili (GEO)/Michalowski (POL)

A Lizunova (RUS)

S Mordovina (RUS)

60 62

Lizunova/Sozaonova (RUS)

Y Kodjoed (FRA)

D Gomes (POR)

62 63

Gutjahr/Hipfl (AUT)

E Muller Uhan (SLO)

G Murzsa (HUN)

63 06 64

Murzsa (HUN)/Simion (ROU)

M Nano (SVK)

S Norrman (SVK)

64 61

Nano/Norrman (SVK)

N Koppova (SVK)

S Depesova (SVK)

62 62

Kuehbauer/Rabl (AUT)

M Pazdera (CZE)

J Brill (CZE)

64 57 75

Rosicky/Stauch (CZE)

A Kovackova (CZE)

S Tomcova (CZE)

60 62

Davidova/Kovackova (CZE)

C T Stirbu (ROU)

D A Gheorghe (ROU)

61 63

Gheorghe/Marton (ROU)

E M Ionescu (ROU)

S Cohen (ISR)

61 64

Anghel/Zbranca (ROU)

A Mazdrashki (BUL)

G Georgiev (BUL)

62 60

Fernandez da Silva (POR)/Jovic (SRB)

M Alexandrova (BUL)

M Stankiewicz (POL)

64 64

Nesterovic/Petkovic (GER)

V Kuznetsov (RUS)

T Fedorov (BLR)

62 36 62

Drazdovich (BLR)/Stepanov (RUS)

M Masiianskaia (RUS)

M Sysoeva (RUS)

36 63 63

Bochkova (RUS)/Gapankova (BLR)

V Vohl (GER)

F Scala (ITA)

61 67 63

Kampmann/Scala (ITA)

A Kahriman (SWE)

V Kapcia (SWE)

61 46 63

Esken (EST)/Schlepphorst (GBR)

A Voljavec (CRO)

T C Baragiola Mordini (ITA) 63 46 62

H Sommer (GER)

P Petelinsek (SLO)

63 63

Bulovic/Voljavec (CRO) Koprivova (CZE)/Podhajecka (POL)

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Venue

13 Jul

Podgorica (MNE)

Category 3

13 Jul

Trnava (SVK)

20 Jul

Subotica (SRB)

20 Jul

Blois (FRA)

20 Jul

NikšIć (MNE)

20 Jul

Bistrita (ROU)

20 Jul 20 Jul

Aviles (ESP) Waiblingen (GER)

2 2

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

M Ristov (MNE)

T Vukomanovic (SRB)

76 75

Carteputreda (ROU)/Kocanovic (SRB)

I Lakic (MNE)

I Dyussebay (KAZ)

62 62

Dyussebay/Mashabayeva (KAZ)

N Hipfl (AUT)

O P Burda (CZE)

60 60

Bien/Klimas (CZE)

N Koppova (SVK)

N Krockova (SVK)

75 46 63

Kastakova/Krockova (SVK)

Z S Savay (HUN)

M Gojkovic (SRB)

61 63

Lulic/Mileticki (SRB)

I Jankovic (SRB)

E Kis Czako (HUN)

75 62

Kis Czako/Komlodi (HUN)

O Bonding (GBR)

T Joly (FRA)

60 67 63

Bonding (GBR)/Dispas (BEL)

M Ciocan (FRA)

S Hetherington (FRA)

64 63

Ciocan/Hetherington (FRA)

N Jovic (SRB)

T Vukomanovic (SRB)

64 61

Polishchuk/Rekun (UKR)

E Takhmazyan (RUS)

D Mashabayeva (KAZ)

36 63 63

Dyussebay/Mashabayeva (KAZ)

L Carboni (ITA)

D A Gheorghe (ROU)

63 61

Carboni/Rapagnetta (ITA)

A F Oana (ROU)

A D Soare (ROU)

75 60

Ghibarsina/Iancu (ROU)

J Domenech Castillo (ESP)

L Llorens (ESP)

64 63

Care (AUS)/Karthik (IND)

A Gonzalez Galino (ESP)

V Martyunina (RUS)

76 06 64

K D Teso/N S Teso (JPN)

T Berkieta (POL)

L Schmidt (GER)

63 62

Angelini/Verdese (ITA)

S Zhiyenbayeva (GER)

62 62

Aploka/Zeltina (LAT)

A Akasha Ceuca (GER)

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Venue

Prize Money Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

04 Jan

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

T Curovic (SRB)

A Zantedeschi (ITA)

75 76

Anil/Oz (TUR)

11 Jan

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

B Cengiz (TUR)

I Oz (TUR)

36 62 64

Lovric (SLO)/Nagy (HUN)

11 Jan

Hamburg (GER)

$25,000

Q Zheng (CHN)

L Fruhvirtova (CZE)

62 63

Bondar (HUN)/Mihalikova (SVK)

18 Jan

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

Not played

18 Jan

Manacor (ESP)

$15,000

A Eala (PHI)

Y Cavalle-Reimers (ESP)

57 61 62

Fita Boluda (ESP)/Selekhmeteva (RUS)

25 Jan

Manacor (ESP)

$15,000

S Waltert (SUI)

Y Cavalle-Reimers (ESP)

62 76

In-Albon (SUI)/CamillaRosatello (ITA)

25 Jan

Andrezieux-Boutheon (FRA)

$60,000

H Tan (FRA)

J A Cristian (ROU)

62 26 61

Lu/You (CHN)

1 Feb

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

M B Bulgaru (ROU)

S Park (KOR)

62 63

Herazo Gonzalez/Lizarazo (COL)

1 Feb

Manacor (ESP)

$15,000

O Selekhmeteva (RUS)

S Lamens (NED)

63 62

Jorge (POR)/Visscher (NED)

8 Feb

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

P Kudermetova (RUS)

M Custic (ESP)

62 16 63

Bakhmutkina/Garkusha (RUS)

8 Feb

Grenoble (FRA)

$25,000

V Golubic (SUI)

M Zanevska (BEL)

61 46 76

Rosca (ROU)/Zimmermann (BEL)

8 Feb

Villena (ESP)

$15,000

L Pigossi (BRA)

E Yashina (RUS)

36 60 64

Carrillo Marin/Fita Boluda (ESP)

15 Feb

Altenkirchen (GER)

$25,000

C Tauson (DEN)

S Waltert (SUI)

36 61 63

Kania-Chodun (POL)/Wachaczyk (GER)

15 Feb

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

A Prisacariu (ROU)

A Zantedeschi (ITA)

63 75

Dinu (ROU)/Skamlova (SVK)

22 Feb

Moscow (RUS)

$15,000

U Radwanska (POL)

Y Hatouka (BLR)

46 63 64

Grammatikopoulou (GRE)/Zakharova (RUS)

22 Feb

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

D Herdzelas (BIH)

N Brancaccio (ITA)

67 62 75

Drazic (CRO)/Simion (ROU)

22 Feb

Poitiers (FRA

$25,000

D Snigur (UKR)

C Burel (FRA)

63 26 75

Di Sarra/Rosatello (ITA)

1 Mar

Manacor (ESP)

$25,000

N Parrizas-Diaz (ESP)

M Bassols Ribera (ESP)

62 61

Jani (HUN)/Salden (BEL)

1 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

N Brancaccio (ITA)

S J Jang (KOR)

75 64

Aney (USA)/Gamarra Martins (BRA)

8 Mar

Amiens (FRA)

$15,000

S Mendez (AUS)

P Ormaechea (ARG)

64 62

Mendez (AUS)/Portillo Ramirez (MEX)

8 Mar

Kazan (RUS)

$25,000

Y Hatouka (BLR)

U Radwanska (POL)

76 46 64

Eikeri (NOR)/Talbi (BLR)

8 Mar

Manacor (ESP)

$15,000

M Bassols Ribera (ESP)

C Rosatello (ITA)

75 62

Fita Boluda (ESP)/Selekhmeteva (RUS)

8 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

S Park (KOR)

N Brancaccio (ITA)

64 60

Kolodziejova/Laboutkova (RUS)

15 Mar

Gonesse (FRA)

$15,000

M Partaud (FRA)

J Bouzas Maneiro (ESP)

64 63

Cvetkovic (SLO)/Howard (USA)

15 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

S J Jang (KOR)

M Hontama (JPN)

46 63 62

Han/Lee (KOR)

15 Mar

Bratislava (SVK)

$15,000

L Noskova (CZE)

T Smitkova (CZE)

46 76 75

Malygina (EST)/Robbe (FRA)

22 Mar

Le Havre (FRA)

$15,000

L Bronzetti (ITA)

S Cakarevic (FRA)

63 61

Leclercq/Nguyen Tan (FRA)

22 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

C Dinu (ROU)

M Hontama (JPN)

62 63

Herrmann (GER)/Jang (KOR)

22 Mar

Bratislava (SVK)

$15,000

L Noskova (CZE)

I Primorac (CRO)

63 76

Malygina (EST)/Robbe (FRA)

29 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

A Prisacariu (ROU)

A Mintegi Del Olmo (ESP)

63 75

Jang/Lee (KOR)

5 Apr

Bellinzona (SUI)

$60,000

J Grabher (AUT)

L Bronzetti (ITA)

62 63

Danilina (KAZ)/Gorgodze (GEO)

5 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

A A Rosca (ROU)

M Kolodziejova (CZE)

75 63

Lee (KOR)/Matsuda (JPN)

12 Apr

Calvi (FRA)

$25,000+H

V Savinykh (RUS)

S Bandecchi (SUI)

61 64

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Hesse (FRA)

12 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

A K Soboleva (UKR)

N Brancaccio (ITA)

60 76

Kimchi (ISR)/Nagy (HUN)

12 Apr

Oeiras (POR)

$60,000

P Hercog (SLO)

C Burel (FRA)

w/o

Marozava (BLR)/Mitu (ROU)

19 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

S Nahimana (BDI)

A K Soboleva (UKR)

64 76

Gadecki (AUS)/Nahimana (BDI)

19 Apr

Oeiras (POR)

$25,000

A Kalinina (UKR)

S J Jang (KOR)

64 46 64

Lamens (NED)/Melnikova (RUS)

26 Apr

Zagreb (CRO)

$60,000

A Kalinina (UKR)

K Rakhimova (RUS)

61 63

Haas (AUT)/Kawa (POL)

26 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

O Gadecki (AUS)

J Avdeeva (RUS)

63 62

Perez-Garcia (COL)/Rossi (ITA)

26 Apr

Oeiras (POR)

$25,000

M Gutierrez Carrasco (ESP)

M Melnikova (RUS)

63 62

Nagy (HUN)/Park (KOR)

3 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

P Leykina (RUS)

J Avdeeva (RUS)

61 60

Bilardo (ITA)/Dmitruk (BLR)

3 May

Prague (CZE)

$25,000

J Niemeier (GER)

D Galfi (HUN)

64 62

Bondar (HUN)/Zimmermann (BEL)

Bosio (ARG)/Ce (BRA)

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Venue

Prize Money Winner

3 May

Ramat Hasharon (ISR)

$15,000

10 May

Antalya (TUR)

10 May

[Continued] Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

V Ryser (SUI)

L Glushko (ISR)

75 61

Duerst/Stadler (SUI)

$15,000

C Dinu (ROU)

G Ce (BRA)

63 60

Ce (BRA)/Dinu (ROU)

La Bisbal D’Emporda (ESP)

$60,000

I Khromacheva (RUS)

A Rus (NED)

64 16 76

Ivakhnenko (RUS)/Prisacariu (ROU)

10 May

Saint-Gaudens (FRA)

$60,000

C Burel (FRA)

A Dulgheru (ROU)

62 16 62

Cascino/Ponchet (FRA)

10 May

Jerusalem (ISR)

$15,000

S Kimchi (ISR)

E Yashina (RUS)

64 63

Appleton/Barnett (GBR)

17 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

L Papadakis (GER)

M Klaffner (AUT)

63 63

Delai (ITA)/Lukacs (HUN)

17 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

C Dinu (ROU)

Z Kruger (RSA)

63 64

Hobgarski (GER)/In-Albon (SUI)

17 May

Platja D’Aro (ESP)

$25,000

R Masarova (ESP)

I Burillo Escorihuela (ESP)

63 36 62

Mikulskyte (LTU)/Simion (ROU)

17 May

Tbilisi (GEO)

$15,000

W Falkowska (POL)

V Olyanovskaya (RUS)

64 63

Duerst (SUI)/Falkowska (POL)

17 May

Sibenik (CRO)

$15,000

D Herdzelas (BIH)

D Vidmanova (CZE)

62 36 64

Marcinko (CRO)/Szabanin (HUN)

24 May

Otocec (SLO)

$25,000

M Kolodziejova (CZE)

D Jakupovic (SLO)

60 62

Di Sarra/Rosatello (ITA)

24 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

I Gaspar (ROU)

A G Vasilescu (ROU)

60 61

Detiuc (CZE)/Stevens (NED)

24 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

Y In-Albon (SUI)

L Meyer auf der Heide (GER)

63 62

Ganz (SUI)/Kim (KOR)

24 May

Santa Margarita de Montbui (ESP) $15,000

J Mikulskyte (LTU)

C Cervino Ruiz (ESP)

62 60

Bosio (ARG)/Mikulskyte (LTU)

24 May

Liepaja (LAT)

$25,000

D Vismane (LAT)

M Helgo (NOR)

64 64

Amanmuradova (UZB)/Ivakhnenko (RUS)

24 May

Sibenik (CRO)

$15,000

L Jeanjean (FRA)

N Berberovic (BIH)

62 64

Marcinko (CRO)/Szabanin (HUN)

31 May

Otocec (SLO)

$25,000

M Zanevska (BEL)

L Boskovic (CRO)

76 60

Eikeri (NOR)/Jani (HUN)

31 May

Kazan (RUS)

$25,000

A Kubareva (BLR)

V Grammatikopoulou (GRE)

61 63

Abduraimova (UZB)/Gabueva (RUS)

31 May

Grado (ITA)

$25,000

N Parrizas-Diaz (ESP)

N Brancaccio (ITA)

63 57 62

Bronzetti (ITA)/Shinikova (BUL)

31 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

D Astakhova (RUS)

M Bayerlova (CZE)

63 62

Kimmelmann (GER)/Popescu (GBR)

31 May

Banja Luka (BIH)

$15,000

A Gabric (GER)

R Cisovska (SVK)

46 63 4-1 Ret. Fossa Huergo (ITA)/Marinkovic (SRB)

31 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

H T Black (USA)

F Bilardo (ITA)

26 64 64

Bejlek (CZE)/Turkmen (TUR)

07 Jun

Madrid (ESP)

$25,000

R Anderson (USA)

O Gadecki (AUS)

63 67 76

Aiava/Gadecki (AUS)

07 Jun

Montemor-O-Novo (POR)

$25,000

B Haddad Maia (BRA)

M Bolkvadze (GEO)

64 64

Eikeri (NOR)/Grammatikopoulou (GRE)

07 Jun

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

J Bouzas Maneiro (ESP)

M J Portillo Ramirez (MEX)

63 60

Aney (USA)/Bayerlova (CZE)

07 Jun

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

V Lukacs (HUN)

I Yoruk (TUR)

60 57 63

Bilardo (ITA)/Ng (USA)

07 Jun

Vilnius (LTU)

$15,000

D Herdzelas (BIH)

A Isaeva (RUS)

62 4-0 Ret.

Makarova/Morgina (RUS)

14 Jun

Nottingham (GBR)

$100,000

A Van Uytvanck (BEL)

A Rodionova (AUS)

60 64

Niculescu/Ruse (ROU)

14 Jun

Stare Splavy (CZE)

$60,000

Q Zheng (CHN)

A Krunic (SRB)

76 63

Grammatikopoulou (GRE)/Hogenkamp (NED)

14 Jun

Madrid (ESP)

$25,000

A Hesse (FRA)

J Bouzas Maneiro (ESP)

64 75

Lahey (USA)/Tjandramulia (AUS)

14 Jun

Jonkoping (SWE)

$25,000

D Astakhova (RUS)

L Bronzetti (ITA)

36 63 75

Ferrando (ITA)/Simion (ROU)

14 Jun

Denain (FRA)

$25,000

D Galfi (HUN)

P Ormaechea (ARG)

57 62 64

Danilina (KAZ)/Strakhova (UKR)

14 Jun

Figueira Da Foz (POR)

$25,000

T Andrianjafitrimo (FRA)

J Ponchet (FRA)

67 61 60

Barnett/Nicholls (GBR)

14 Jun

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

I G Ghioroaie (ROU)

F Bilardo (ITA)

75 62

Aney/Rosca (USA)

21 Jun

Klosters (SUI)

$25,000

Y In-Albon (SUI)

A Prisacariu (ROU)

63 62

Anshba (RUS)/Detiuc (CZE)

21 Jun

Porto (POR)

$25,000

M Hontama (JPN)

A Tikhonova (RUS)

64 63

Hartono (NED)/Miyazaki (JPN)

21 Jun

Perigueux (FRA)

$25,000

D Parry (FRA)

E Jacquemot (FRA)

63 61

Parry/Yerolymos (FRA)

21 Jun

L’Aquila (ITA)

$15,000

T Pieri (ITA)

A Schaefer (GER)

26 63 75

Curovic (SRB)/Siedliska (GER)

21 Jun

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

R Vicens Mas (ESP)

M F Herazo Gonzalez (COL)

61 62

Eraydin (TUR)/Toth (HUN)

21 Jun

Alkmaar (NED)

$15,000

Q Lemoine (NED)

J Avdeeva (RUS)

76 61

Lemoine/Mujan (NED)

28 Jun

Montpellier (FRA)

$60,000

A Kalinina (UKR)

M Sherif Ahmed Abdelaziz (EGY) 62 63

Cascino (FRA)/Rosatello (ITA)

28 Jun

The Hague (NED)

$25,000

Q Lemoine (NED)

P Udvardy (HUN)

Benoit (BEL)/Rosca (ROU)

75 63

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28 Jun

Palma Del Rio (ESP)

$25,000

28 Jun

Wroclaw (POL)

28 Jun

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Score

Doubles winners

R Masarova (ESP)

L Sun (SUI)

63 16 76

Hozumi (JPN)/Savinykh (RUS)

$25,000

C Paquet (FRA)

I Oz (TUR)

46 63 63

Hertel/Kubka (POL)

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

I G Ghioroaie (ROU)

Z Falkner (SLO)

64 63

Belgraver (FRA)/Toth (HUN)

28 Jun

Prokuplje (SRB)

$15,000

D Semenistaja (LAT)

A Robbe (FRA)

62 26 63

Gaspar (ROU)/Vishnevskaya (RUS)

05 Jul

Contrexeville (FRA)

$100,000

A Kalinina (UKR)

D Galfi (HUN)

62 62

Danilina (KAZ)/Eikeri (NOR)

05 Jul

Amstelveen (NED)

$60,000

Q Lemoine (NED)

Y Morderger (GER)

75 64

Lamens/Lemoine (NED)

05 Jul

Torino (ITA)

$25,000

D Parry (FRA)

L Bronzetti (ITA)

64 62

Di Sarra/Rosatello (ITA)

05 Jul

Lisbon (POR)

$25,000

L Sun (SUI)

E Perez (AUS)

64 64

Han (KOR)/Kobori (JPN)

05 Jul

Prokuplje (SRB)

$15,000

D Semenistaja (LAT)

N Senic (SRB)

60 62

Bejenaru (ROU)/Dema (UKR)

12 Jul

Vitoria-Gasteiz (ESP)

$60,000

R Masarova (ESP)

A Mintegi Del Olmo (ESP)

76 64

Gadecki (AUS)/Masarova (ESP)

12 Jul

Biarritz (FRA)

$60,000

F Jones (GBR)

O Selekhmeteva (RUS)

64 76

Selekhmeteva (RUS)/Vismane (LAT)

12 Jul

Tarvisio (ITA)

$25,000

C Dinu (ROU)

G Ce (BRA)

62 60

Hennemann (SWE)/Radisic (SLO)

12 Jul

Telavi (GEO)

$25,000

S Lamens (NED)

S Zuger (SUI)

75 62

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Strakhova (UKR)

12 Jul

Almada (POR)

$15,000

A Graham (USA)

G Drummy (IRL)

61 62

Gamarra Martins (BRA)/Parres Azcoitia (ESP)

19 Jul

Olomouc (CZE)

$60,000

S Bejlek (CZE)

P Ormaechea (ARG)

60 60

Aney (USA)/Siskova (CZE)

19 Jul

Kyiv (UKR)

$25,000

C Paquet (FRA)

F Stollar (HUN)

76 36 64

Jang (KOR)/Marinkovic (SRB)

19 Jul

Telavi (GEO)

$25,000

V Grammatikopoulou (GRE)

T Andrianjafitrimo (FRA)

75 64

Vedder/Visscher (NED)

19 Jul

Les Contamines-Montjoie (FRA)

$25,000

Y In-Albon (SUI)

J A Burrage (GBR)

46 75 75

Marcinkevica (LAT)/Scholl (USA)

19 Jul

Amarante (POR)

$15,000

M Yamaguchi (JPN)

F Rossi (ITA)

64 36 64

Babel/Nguyen Tan (FRA)

19 Jul

Don Benito (Badajoz) (ESP)

$15,000

O Parres Azcoitia (ESP)

A Wirges (GER)

26 63 64

Cortez Llorca/Parres Azcoitia (ESP)

19 Jul

Moscow (RUS)

$15,000

N Abduraimova (UZB)

M Shusharina (RUS)

61 61

Mishina/Morgina (RUS)

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Doubles winners

04 Jan

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

T Kodat (USA)

M Hamou (FRA)

64 62

Harris (GBR)/Sabanin (RUS)

04 Jan

Manacor (ESP)

$15,000

A Bellier (SUI)

E Furness (FRA)

76 64

Doumbia/Reboul (FRA)

11 Jan

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

A Andreev (BUL)

A Shevchenko (RUS)

61 76

Cachin/Cerundolo (ARG)

11 Jan

Manacor (ESP)

$15,000

E Furness (FRA)

H V N Rune (DEN)

62 57 60

Martineau/Reymond (FRA)

18 Jan

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

G Fonio (ITA)

J M Cerundolo (ARG)

w/o

Brancaccio/Galoppini (ITA)

18 Jan

Bressuire (FRA)

$15,000

H V N Rune (DEN)

M Martineau (FRA)

75 46 63

Ayeni/Smith (USA)

1 Feb

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

N Borges (POR)

M Zekic (SRB)

64 3-3 Ret.

Borges (POR)/Rybakov (USA)

1 Feb

Villena (ESP)

$25,000

G Elias (POR)

H V N Rune (DEN)

36 62 61

Added (FRA)/Kadhe (IND)

1 Feb

St. Petersburg (RUS)

$15,000

A Kachmazov (RUS)

A Zakharov (RUS)

64 57 64

Paulson/Rikl (CZE)

8 Feb

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

A Velotti (ARG)

F C Jianu (ROU)

63 64

Velotti/Zukas (ARG)

8 Feb

Grenoble (FRA)

$15,000

L Poullain (FRA)

E Ejupovic (GER)

64 76

Paul/Steinegger (SUI)

8 Feb

St. Petersburg (RUS)

$15,000

E Tiurnev (RUS)

A Kuznetsov (RUS)

46 75 75

Paulson/Rikl (CZE)

15 Feb

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

P Cachin (ARG)

M Zukas (ARG)

61 64

Cachin/Olivieri (ARG)

22 Feb

Vale Do Lobo (POR)

$15,000

E Furness (FRA)

G Elias (POR)

62 64

Added (FRA)/Fallert (GER)

22 Feb

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

R Brancaccio (ITA)

O Krutykh (UKR)

64 64

Houkes/Pontjodikromo (NED)

1 Mar

Faro (POR)

$25,000

A Avidzba (RUS)

L Poullain (FRA)

62 62

Altuna (TUR)/Falcao (POR)

1 Mar

Bratislava (SVK)

$15,000

V Sachko (UKR)

J Briand (FRA)

61 26 76

Mikula (POL)/Oberleitner (AUT)

1 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

D N Madaras (SWE)

M Zekic (SRB)

26 76 6-5 Ret. Brancaccio (ITA)/Zukas (ARG)

8 Mar

Trimbach (SUI)

$25,000

G Brouwer (NED)

E Ejupovic (GER)

75 60

Paul/Steinegger (SUI)

8 Mar

La Nucia (ESP)

$15,000

E Nava (USA)

N Sanchez Izquierdo (ESP)

76 75

Brancaccio (ITA)/Perez Contri (ESP)

8 Mar

Kazan (RUS)

$15,000

Y Erel (TUR)

A Zakharov (RUS)

63 3-0 Ret.

Liutarevich/Shyla (BLR)

8 Mar

Porec (CRO)

$15,000

F Misolic (AUT)

P Rondoni (ITA)

64 64

Bortolotti/Fonio (ITA)

8 Mar

Bratislava (SVK)

$15,000

F Marozsan (HUN)

J Eysseric (FRA)

62 3-0 Ret.

Cornea (ROU)/Eysseric (FRA)

8 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

M Pucinelli De Almeida (BRA)

M Zekic (SRB)

64 64

Krutykh (UKR)/Paz (ARG)

8 Mar

Vale Do Lobo (POR)

$25,000

K Uchida (JPN)

S Fanselow (GER)

57 76 76

De Schepper/Robert (FRA)

15 Mar

Poitiers (FRA)

$15,000

L Poullain (FRA)

G Loffhagen (GBR)

62 26 62

Brouwer/Veldheer (NED)

15 Mar

La Nucia (ESP)

$25,000

P Cachin (ARG)

G Kravchenko (UKR)

76 60

Bondarevskiy (RUS)/Prihodko (UKR)

15 Mar

Rovinj (CRO)

$15,000

C Denolly (FRA)

M Damm (USA)

36 75 60

Bortolotti (ITA)/Cornea (ROU)

15 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

M Zekic (SRB)

M Pucinelli De Almeida (BRA)

61 36 64

Heller (GER)/Vanneste (BEL)

22 Mar

Opatija (CRO)

$15,000

G Fonio (ITA)

G Dambrosi (ITA)

62 63

Damm/Rybakov (USA)

22 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

M Zekic (SRB)

D Michalski (POL)

76 63

Fayziev (UZB)/Kalovelonis (GRE)

29 Mar

Biel (SUI)

$25,000

T Van Rijthoven (NED)

J Lehecka (CZE)

62 61

Erler/Neuchrist (AUT)

29 Mar

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

S C Hong (KOR)

S Fayziev (UZB)

61 63

Hassan/Schmitz (GER)

5 Apr

St. Petersburg (RUS)

$15,000

I Nedelko (RUS)

I Beloborodko (UKR)

26 75 64

Cozbinov (MDA)/Freund (SWE)

5 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

F Cobolli (ITA)

D N Madaras (SWE)

06 63 63

Mochizuki/Noguchi (JPN)

12 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

N Frunza (ROU)

G Ferrari (ITA)

62 61

Cacao (POR)/Schmitz (GER)

12 Apr

St. Petersburg (RUS)

$15,000

Y Erel (TUR)

S Danilov (RUS)

61 64

Cozbinov (MDA)/Freund (SWE)

12 Apr

Meerbusch (GER)

$25,000

A Erler (AUT)

A Cazaux (FRA)

64 46 75

Lehecka/Vrbensky (CZE)

12 Apr

Reus (ESP)

$25,000

M Martineau (FRA)

E Nava (USA)

64 26 76

H Johnson/Y Johnson (USA)

19 Apr

Angers (FRA)

$25,000

M Guinard (FRA)

L Catarina (MON)

75 64

Denolly/Guinard (FRA)

19 Apr

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

C Heyman (BEL)

F Marozsan (HUN)

62 46 62

Fajta/Marozsan (HUN)

19 Apr

Sibenik (CRO)

$15,000

A Setkic (BIH)

D Pichler (AUT)

76 63

Babic (CRO)/Pichler (AUT)

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J Vanneste (BEL)

S Ehrat (SUI)

64 63

Ehrat/Martinez (SUI)

Las Palmas De Gran Canaria (ESP) $15,000

A Lopez San Martin (ESP)

K Jacquet (FRA)

76 67 75

Barroso Campos/Roglan (ESP)

3 May

Ramat Hasharon (ISR)

$15,000

B Patael (ISR)

Y Oliel (ISR)

64 64

Corwin/Stalder (USA)

3 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

A Erler (AUT)

A Andreev (HUN)

64 61

Luz/Roveri Sidney (BRA)

3 May

Majadahonda (Madrid) (ESP)

$15,000

J Nikles (SUI)

N Borges (POR)

64 63

Riedi/Stricker (SUI)

10 May

Prague (CZE)

$25,000

M Guinard (FRA)

J Draper (GBR)

64 63

Agamenone (ITA)/Matuszewski (POL)

10 May

Valldoreix (ESP)

$15,000

A Lopez San Martin (ESP)

M Cuevas (URU)

26 61 64

Damm/Rybakov (USA)

10 May

Troisdorf (GER)

$15,000

E Ejupovic (GER)

M Geerts (BEL)

76 62

Added (FRA)/Johnson (GBR)

10 May

Prijedor (BIH)

$15,000

A Setkic (BIH)

N Fatic (BIH)

64 46 62

Medjedovic/Tepavac (SRB)

10 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

N Hardt (DOM)

A Erler (AUT)

60 76

Monzon/Tenti (ARG)

10 May

Jerusalem (ISR)

$15,000

Z Khan (USA)

E Leshem (ISR)

63 64

Cozbinov (MDA)/Deviatiarov (UKR)

17 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

R Peniston (GBR)

Y Shimizu (JPN)

63 60

Chrysochos (CYP)/Whitehouse (GBR)

17 May

Brcko (BIH)

$15,000

E Vanshelboim (UKR)

O Virtanen (FIN)

63 67 60

Klier Junior/Reis da Silva (BRA)

17 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

N Hardt (DOM)

N Moreno de Alboran (USA)

26 75 61

Luz/Roveri Sidney (BRA)

17 May

Tbilisi (GEO)

$15,000

A Shevchenko (RUS)

A Bega (ITA)

46 76 63

Fayziev (UZB)/Kalovelonis (GRE)

17 May

Vic (ESP)

$25,000

C Gimeno Valero (ESP)

P Cachin (ARG)

16 63 64

Alves/Gutierrez (BRA)

17 May

Jablonec nad Nisou (CZE)

$25,000

J Lehecka

V Sachko (UKR)

63 62

Paulson/Rikl (CZE)

17 May

Sibenik (CRO)

$15,000

T Legout (FRA)

H Casanova (ARG)

64 06 62

Added (FRA)/Pichler (AUT)

24 May

Most (CZE)

$25,000

D Svrcina

F Agamenone (ITA)

64 76

Agamenone (ITA)/Matuszewski (POL)

24 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

R Peniston (GBR)

Z Zhang (CHN)

64 61

Cash (GBR)/Stalder (USA)

24 May

Marbella (ESP)

$15,000

Y Mertens (BEL)

D Fernandez Flores (CHI)

62 61

Barroso Campos/Winter Lopez (ESP)

24 May

Kiseljak (BIH)

$25,000

M Pucinelli De Almeida (BRA)

F Forti (ITA)

64 26 64

Reis da Silva (BRA)/Sels (NED)

24 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

O Luz (BRA)

G Dambrosi (ITA)

64 36 64

Carou (URU)/Luz (BRA)

24 May

Novomoskovsk (UKR)

$15,000

O Krutykh (UKR)

J F Vidal Azorin (ESP)

76 75

Kalenichenko/Mashtakov (UKR)

24 May

Bucharest (ROU)

$15,000

D N Madaras (SWE)

P Toledo Bague (ESP)

26 63 62

Galarza/Paz (ARG)

24 May

Kouvola (FIN)

$15,000

A Matusevich (GBR)

N Tajima (JPN)

61 46 60

Cozbinov (MDA)/Vilardo (ITA)

31 May

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

B Patael (ISR)

F Arnaboldi (ITA)

61 64

Mochizuki/Niki (JPN)

31 May

Skopje (MKD)

$15,000

A Gautier (FRA)

R Nijboer (NED)

62 36 62

Damm (USA)/Stanek (CZE)

31 May

Sarajevo (BIH)

$15,000

H Casanova (ARG)

M Pucinelli De Almeida (BRA)

62 60

Biljesko/Nincevic (CRO)

31 May

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

N Moreno de Alboran (USA)

G Fonio (ITA)

75 64

Kodat (USA)/Stodder (GER)

31 May

Novomoskovsk (UKR)

$15,000

M Zukas (ARG)

D Kalenichenko (UKR)

64 06 64

Braynin (UKR)/Maulenov (KAZ)

31 May

Helsinki (FIN)

$15,000

K Jacquet (FRA)

L Marmousez (FRA)

61 62

Rodriguez (COL)/Smits (NED)

07 Jun

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

G Lama (CHI)

F Comesana (ARG)

64 62

Hsu (TPE)/Pereira (CHI)

07 Jun

Heraklion (GRE)

$15,000

Y Mochizuki (JPN)

B Patael (ISR)

75 62

Hua/Zhang (CHN)

07 Jun

Skopje (MKD)

$15,000

M Zekic (SRB)

A Lazarov (HUN)

64 76

Brouwer (NED)/Cozbinov (MDA)

07 Jun

Gaiba (ITA)

$15,000

M Rosenkranz (GER)

B Lock (ZIM)

76 76

Reymond (FRA)/Virgili (ITA)

14 Jun

Grasse (FRA)

$25,000

A Lopez San Martin (ESP)

V Royer (FRA)

76 75

Added (FRA))/Riedi (SUI)

14 Jun

Genova (ITA)

$15,000

L Nardi (ITA)

J Nikles (SUI)

64 62

Bertola (SUI)/Ricca (ITA)

14 Jun

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

G Lama (CHI)

S Polukhin (RUS)

62 63

Comesana/Kestelboim (ARG)

21 Jun

Alkmaar (NED)

$25,000

J Sels (NED)

N Alvarez Varona (ESP)

61 63

De Jong/Jong (NED)

21 Jun

Klosters (SUI)

$25,000

N Moreno de Alboran (USA)

F Forti (ITA)

64 63

Fallert (GER)/Moreno de Alboran (USA)

21 Jun

Montauban (FRA)

$25,000

F Agamenone (ITA)

J Eysseric (FRA)

62 61

Agamenone (ITA)/Escoffier (FRA)

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Venue

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Antalya (TUR)

26 Apr

Prize Money Winner $15,000

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Bergamo (ITA)

$15,000

F Arnaboldi (ITA)

R Balzerani (ITA)

61 62

Burruchaga/Galarza (ARG)

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

F Juarez (ARG)

F Comesana (ARG)

67 62 63

Dutra da Silva (BRA)/Kestelboim (ARG)

Bourg-en-Bresse (FRA)

$25,000

V Durasovic (NOR)

F Agamenone (ITA)

61 61

Eriksson (SWE)/Paul (SUI)

Bakio (ESP)

$25,000

H Grenier (FRA)

A Menendez-Maceiras (ESP)

60 61

Montes-De La Torre/Prat (ESP)

The Hague (NED)

$25,000

J Barranco Cosano (ESP)

J Sels (NED)

26 61 61

De Jong/Stevens (NED)

Belgrade (SRB)

$25,000

N Hardt (DOM)

D Cukierman (ISR)

36 63 63

Oradini (ITA)/Rakic (SRB)

Wroclaw (POL)

$25,000

H Casanova (ARG)

O Luz (BRA)

61 63

Gutierrez/Luz (BRA)

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

P Rikl (CZE)

N Frunza (ROU)

63 36 63

Korolev (RUS)/Pereira (CHI)

Marburg (GER)

$25,000

L Wessels (GER)

N Hardt (DOM)

46 75 76

De Jonge/Den Ouden (NED)

Velenje (SLO)

$25,000

A Shevchenko (RUS)

P Rikl (CZE)

61 62

Oberleitner/Pichler (AUT)

Ajaccio (FRA)

$25,000

C Chidekh (FRA)

P Tsitsipas (GRE)

63 60

Alves (BRA)/Bouquier (FRA)

Casinalbo (ITA)

$25,000

F Agamenone (ITA)

M Arnaldi (ITA)

64 75

Motti/Ocleppo (ITA)

Poprad (SVK)

$15,000

D Wenger (SUI)

T Jirousek (CZE)

62 75

Burruchaga/Tenti (ARG)

Almada (POR)

$15,000

D Cox (GBR)

F Coelho (POR)

62 57 62

Fancutt (AUS)/Hoyt (GBR)

Sofia (BUL)

$15,000

D N Madaras (SWE)

F Comesana (ARG)

26 64 76

Klok (RUS)/Prihodko (UKR)

Telfs (AUT)

$25,000

F Misolic (AUT)

B I Apostol (ROU)

76 61

Oberleitner (AUT)/Podzus (LAT)

Idanha-a-Nova (POR)

$25,000

N Moreno de Alboran (USA)

Z Khan (USA)

1-0 Ret.

Fancutt (AUS)/Hoyt (GBR)

Uriage (FRA)

$25,000

G Mpetshi Perricard (FRA)

A Fils (FRA)

63 46 76

Fils/Mpetshi Perricard (FRA)

L’Aquila (ITA)

$15,000

F Arnaboldi (ITA)

A Weis (ITA)

46 75 61

Galarza (ARG)/Lipovsek Puches (SLO)

Doboj (BIH)

$15,000

Z Piros (HUN)

P Fajta (HUN)

63 62

Minarik/Pokorny (SVK)

Kottingbrunn (AUT)

$25,000

M Valkusz (HUN)

F Comesana (ARG)

61 62

Podzus (LAT)/Tsitsipas (GRE)

Gandia (ESP)

$25,000

J Barranco Cosano (ESP)

A Escoffier (FRA)

64 62

Bondarevskiy (RUS)/Vanshelboim (UKR)

Idanha-a-Nova (POR)

$25,000

A Moro Canas (ESP)

S Carr (IRL)

76 64

Carr (IRL)/Cozbinov (MDA)

Perugia (ITA)

$15,000

A Basso (ITA)

L Nardi (ITA)

64 46 76

Darderi (ITA)/Harris (GBR)

Esch/Alzette (LUX)

$15,000

P Kypson (USA)

N D Ionel (ROU)

46 63 75

Pozzi/Weis (ITA)

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