Tennis Europe News - Issue 150 by Tennis Europe

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TENNIS EUROPE NEWS 2021-2024 - Strategy & Committees Update Ivo Kaderka was elected to serve as Tennis Europe President alongside a new Board of Management at the organisation’s Annual General Meeting in Luxembourg at the end of September. Commencing work immediately, the President used the first official Board meeting to outline the organisation’s strategy for the next three years. Declaring the financial stability of European Tennis Federation to be the “top priority”, Mr. Kaderka identified five key strategic objectives and explained that each Board member will perform specific duties, contributing with their experience to capitalise on the professional expertise of the team.

TE Board & President l-r - Dietloff von Arnim, Giorgio di Palermo, Jordi Tamayo, Nikolina Babic, Ivo Kaderka, Razvan Itu, Cem Tinaz, Roger Davids (not pictured-Florence Alix-Gravellier).

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To achieve these objectives, the Board of Management approved a relaunch of Tennis Europe’s traditional committee and task force structure:

Unity within European tennis family

Key Strategic Areas 2021-2024

Full cooperation with ITF to improve the political and economic standing of national federations

Vice Presidents

Governance Review

Committees

Nikolina Babic, Giorgio di Palermo, Dietloff Von Arnim.

The ‘competitions’ committees, Junior and Professional Tennis, will be chaired by Razvan Itu. Cem Tinaz will be

Education -Junior School Ivo Kaderka, President November 2021

Inside this issue Strategy & Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Junior Tour Preview 2022 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Junior Tour Players of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ITF/Tennis Europe 14 & Under Development Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

European Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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2021-2024 - Strategy & Committees Update the new Chair of the Development Committee. The Senior Tennis Committee will be transformed to a Seniors Task Force, led by Tennis Europe executive Nadja Koran. Florence Alix-Gravellier will lead the new ‘Gender Equality in Tennis’ Committee, which will work closely with the ITF to apply and extend the ‘Advantage All’ gender equality strategies across the region. Junior Tennis Committee Kenneth Bergbom (SWE), Vincent Bonnetain (FRA), Keith Carder (GBR), Valentin Dimov (BUL), Spyridon Doulgerakis (GRE), Alaattin Bora Gerceker (TUR), Rita Grande (ITA), Vladimir Habas (SVK), Patrick Kemps (NED), Suzana Knezevic (CRO), Oleksandr Kulyk (UKR), Dimitris Leifman (ISR), Pedro Lobao (POR), Marion Maruska (AUT), Cristian Miholca (ROU), Elizaveta Negru (MDA), Virginija Paliukaite (LTU), Neos Pantelakis (CYP), Georgii Perov (RUS), Marko Por (SLO), Dariusz Saletra (POL), Jan Stoces (CZE), Mirco Westphal (GER), Konstantin Zasjadko (LAT). Development Committee Daniel Angelov (BUL), Petar Barbaros (CRO), Yoram Baron (ISR), James Cooney (IRL), Virginia Di Caterino (ITA), Shkelzen Domi (KOS), Emmanuelle Ducrot (FRA), Maryna Ibraimova (UKR), Aleksander Juergens (EST), Katerina Kramperova (CZE), Gevork Karamanoukian (ARM), Maxim Kozin (RUS), Gregor Krusic (SLO), Demetris Leontis (CYP), Sandi Procter (GBR), Teemu Purho (FIN), Piotr Unierzyski (POL), Alex Zitrides (GRE), Milena Zubkova (TUR). Pro Tennis & Officiating Committee Lina Berankyte-Astrauskiene (LTU), Mark Brunner (SUI), Andrejs Bukins (LAT), Mark Camilleri (MLT), Galip Ozgur Erguden (TUR), Vojtech Flegl (CZE), Katerina Guenova-Chergova (BUL), Craig Haworth (GBR), Allar Hint (EST), Tomasz Iwanski (POL), Jelena Kostanic (CRO), Rui Machado (POR), Gabriel Moraru (ROU), Tzipora Obziler Hirsh (ISR), Dimitrios Pappas (GRE), Francois Pareau (FRA), Pietro Pennisi

(ITA), Blaz Anze Pipan (SLO), Antonio Prat Barasoain (ESP), Robert Van Der Drift (NED), Dmitry Vikharev (RUS). Gender Equality Committee Antti Aine (FIN), Jo-Anne Downing (GBR), Lusine Gasparyan (ARM), Lidia Leonyuk (RUS), Henrik Maris (DEN), Blerina Mati (KOS), Gráinne O’Neill (IRL), Avi Perets (ISR), Marine Piriou (FRA), Anastasia Rentouli (GRE), Eda Sevaioglu Tan (TUR), Neuza Silva (POR), Mariette Verbruggen (NED). Senior Tennis Task Force Tamas Bibok (HUN), Aneta Budzalek (POL), Marco Dede (ITA), Kristen Fari (NOR), Georgi Krumov (BUL), Sabine Schmitz (GER), Petros Skagias (GRE), Levent Turan (TUR), Christine Windmill (GBR), Luka Zalaznik (SLO), Andrey Zimin (RUS)

Task Forces

Several new Task Forces will also be established: The ‘New Income Streams’ Task Force will be led by Giorgio di Palermo, supported by Roger Davids. One of the priorities of this group will be to further digitalise the Tennis Europe Junior Tour, incorporating live streaming and bringing the action closer to parents, coaches, players and fans. Unity and solidarity in the European tennis community is a major priority and will be the objective of the new ‘Stakeholder Engagement’ Task Force, chaired by Roger Davids. Dietloff von Arnim, Nikolina Babic and Roger Davids will team up for the ‘Marketing, Sales and Communication’ Task Force which will aim to further enhance the image and revenue of the European Federation. Also of key importance is the new ‘Governance and Ethics’ Task Force, which will be led by Jordi Tamayo De Winne, who also takes on the role of Tennis Europe’s Honorary Treasurer.

Dima Leifman to join Tennis Europe in Marketing role Following an extensive recruitment process which saw almost 100 applicants, Tennis Europe has appointed Dima Leifman as the organisation’s new Marketing Manager. A Gold Badge Referee and former employee of the Israel Tennis Association, Mr. Leifman brings many years of experience of event organisation, plus extensive knowledge of the tennis ecosystem, officiating and marketing of the sport. Mr. Leifman will start work for Tennis Europe on 1st February 2022 and can be reached at marketing@tenniseurope.org Tennis Europe wishes all the best to the former Marketing Manager, Filip Kollar, who left his position this month after six years in the role.

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Preview 2022 397 Junior Tour events were played in 2021, as the Tour called in on 45 of Tennis Europe’s 50 member nations. The figure that represents 97% of the pre-pandemic tournament numbers, a remarkable testament to the resilience, hard work and dedication of tournament organisers and national federations.

the season to close, the 14/16 & Under Junior Masters will take place in Monte-Carlo (MON) at a date to be confirmed, while the 12 & Under Festival in Manacor (ESP) will return for a second edition in mid-November. Check out reports from the 2021 editions of these two season-ending championships for elite players on the coming pages.

The calendar for the first five months of 2022 is already online, and the dates of the Super Category and flagship European championship events can be found below.

In other news, the Junior Tour ranking reverted to the usual 52-week rollover format last week. Updated rules and regulations for 2022 have been published on the Tennis Europe website.

The Super Category series of leading 14 & Under tournaments will commence in early January with the Christmas Cup in Khimki (RUS), before moving on to Les Petits As in Tarbes (FRA), which celebrates its 40th edition in 2022. Events in Stockholm (SWE) and Maia (POR) follow in March and April respectively, ahead of the final Super Category tournament in Düren (GER) in July, following the Tour’s crown jewel, the European Junior Championships. The Championships retain their traditional calendar slot of the third week in July and will once again take place in Most (CZE, 14 & Under), Moscow (RUS, 16 & Under) and Klosters (SUI, 18 & Under). The European Summer Cups team events will return, with the 14 and 16 & Under summer events again serving as the European qualifying for the ITF World Junior Tennis and Junior Davis Cup/Billie Jean King Cup respectively. Bringing

Tennis Europe Tournament Awards

Each year, Tennis Europe rewards three touranament organisers for their work to promote their Junior Tour events. The 2020 winners were recently revealed as Marcin Matsyk (Winter Cups G16&U qualifying in Puszczykowo, POL), Hans Markutt (ATA Junior Trophy, Klosters, SUI) and Lucas Bolten (International Playsight Cup, Hoehr-Grenzhausen, GER). As first prize winner, Mr. Matsyk will receive a invitation for two persons to Roland Garros 2022 including flights and accommodation. Tournament directors taking advantage of the special offer to use HEAD balls are included to a further prize draw. First prize winner Jacky Terreau (Les Petits Ducs, FRA) receives a pair of tickets to Roland Garros, while Tibor Demeter (Memorijal Jovana Kukarasa, SRB) and Dan Cazacu (Bright Tennis Trophy, ROU) receive runner-up prizes.

Junior Tour Major Events 2022 Week

Tournament

Age

Category

3-9 Jan

Christmas Cup by One SGM, Khimki (RUS)

14&U

Super Category

24-30 Jan

Les Petits As, Tarbes (FRA)

14&U

Super Category

28 Feb-6 Mar

Kungens Kanna & Drottningens Pris, Stockholm (SWE)

14&U

Super Category

04-10 Apr

Maia Jovem Internacional, Maia (POR)

14&U

Super Category

26-28 Jun

Summer Cups

14&U

Team, Qualifying

1-3 Jul

Summer Cups

14&U

Team, Finals

18-24 Jul

European Junior Championships, Most (CZE)

14&U

EURO

18-24 Jul

European Junior Championships, Moscow (RUS)

16&U

EURO

18-24 Jul

European Junior Championships, Klosters (SUI)

18&U

EURO

21-24 Jul

Nations Challenge

12&U

Team, Qualifying

25-31 Jul

Dueren Junior Tennis Open (GER)

14&U

Super Category

27-29 Jul

Summer Cups

16/18&U

Team, Qualifying

1-3 Aug

Summer Cups

16/18&U

Team, Finals

4-7 Aug

Nations Challenge

12&U

Team, Finals

TBC

Junior Masters, Monte-Carlo (MON)

14/16&U

Masters

14-19 Nov

12 & Under Festival, Manacor (ESP)

12&U

Festival

Please check the calendar regularly, as amendments are made often in this constantly evolving period.

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2022 Winter Cups cancelled Following consultation with member nations, Tennis Europe regrets to announce the cancellation of the 2022 Winter Cups. 208 national teams of players aged 12, 14 and 16 & under were due to compete in Europe’s largest indoor team tennis event in January and February, across 26 qualifying and final round venues. A significant worsening of the

epidemiological situation across the region, plus increased and constantly changing COVID-19 travel restrictions and access issues have made the event unfeasible for a second consecutive year. Tennis Europe thanks all organisers, national federations, players and coaches for their understanding and looks forward to staging the competition in 2023.

Junior Tour Players of the Year Players from Czech Republic, Russia and Poland have been named as this year’s Tennis Europe Junior Tour Players of the Year. The accolade is given to the top-ranked European 14 and 16 & Under players at the end of the season, according to the Race to Monte-Carlo ranking, plus a range of other recipients selected for their achievements on the Tour throughout the year.

in doubles, winning the gold medal at the European Championships in Most, plus a first 16 & Under title, also at home in Jablonec nad Nisou. Reviewing his season, Mrva said, “The best feeling was after winning Les Petits As. I would like to thank my coach and my family [for the fact] that I can take part in so many tournaments.”

The four year-end #1s also receive a one week stay at the world renowned Mouratoglou Academy on the French Riviera, to be taken during 2022. Former recipients of the award include Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Martina Hingis, Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin, all of whom went on to become world #1.

LAURA SAMSONOVA (CZE) GIRLS 14 & UNDER

Consistency throughout the year rewarded Laura with a 37/8 win/loss record, four doubles and four singles titles, including the Junior Masters and back-to-back Category 1 wins in La Baule and Paris. Accepting her award, she told us, “This year has been full of many good tournaments and many good matches, and one of the best was Monte Carlo, Junior Masters. I’d like to thank my family, my coaches, my sponsors and everyone who has been supporting me throughout this whole year, because it was one of my best years… to be named one of the top players, I’m very happy about that, so thank you all so much!”

Laura Samsonova - Girls 14&U Player of the Year.

MAXIM MRVA (CZE) BOYS 14 & UNDER

Mrva’s 37 singles match wins in 2021 included two Super Category titles - Les Petits As and Khimki. He also excelled

Maxim Mrva (CZE) - Boys 14&U Player of the Year.

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Junior Tour Players of the Year gles titles including the Category 1 in Vic, Spain, as well as claiming the bronze medal at the Junior Masters. Reacting to the news, he told us, “I would like to thank Tennis Europe for awarding me the Player of the Year award. It’s a great honour for me, especially because this year the Polish Tennis Association is celebrating its 100th anniversary! Many thanks to my family and my team and anyone who was part of the success. Thank you very much to my partners and sponsors for supporting me. My goals for the next season are mostly to play ITF tournaments, but I will always remember Tennis Europe.” Mariia Masiianskaia - Girls 16&U Player of the Year.

MARIIA MASIIANSKAIA (RUS)

DOUBLES TEAM OF THE YEAR

GIRLS 16 & UNDER

Still just 14 years of age, Masiianskaia focused on playing up in 2021, with breath-taking results, particularly in the second half of the season, when she won 7 singles titles culminating with the Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo. She said, “I’m really proud and thankful to be named Player of the Year. The beginning (of the year) wasn’t good, but I continued working through this tough time with my team. I started playing more matches and more tournaments, and I set myself the goal of playing in the Junior Masters. I worked a lot and the results showed, so the best moment of the year was for sure winning the Junior Masters. I want to thank my parents, my coach and all my team for this year and I hope the next one will be even better.”

TOMASZ BERKIETA (POL) BOYS 16 & UNDER

Berkieta spent most of the season in pole position of the Race to Monte-Carlo and won three doubles and four sin-

Tomasz Berkieta - Boys 16&U Player of the Year.

EGOR GORIN & EGOR PLESHIVTSEV (RUS) The Two Egors, Gorin and Pleshivtsev teamed up sporadically throughout the season, winning four titles together in two age categories. Both players also won events with other partners, notably Pleshivtsev, who added another three events with compatriot Timofey Derepasko. The three Russians also went unbeaten in Summer Cups doubles action.

JAMIE MACKENZIE (NZL)

OVERSEAS PLAYER OF THE YEAR (BOYS)

The 13-year-old New Zealander ended the season ranked 34th with nine events. His silverware collection included three doubles titles (notably the Super category event in Maia) and a singles runner-up spot in Renningen/Rutesheim.

ZARA DARKEN (KAZ)

OVERSEAS PLAYER OF THE YEAR (GIRLS)

Finishing the year in the 14 & Under Top 20 was a major

Egor Pleshivtsev and Egor Gorin (RUS) - Doubles Jamie Mackenzie (NZL) - Overseas Player of the Team of the Year. Year (boy).

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Junior Tour Players of the Year on to claim the World Junior Tennis in Prostejov, establishing a 30-3 win/loss record in the process. Alina Korneeva, Mirra Andreeva and Daria Egorova provided the firepower under the watchful eye of coach Alexander Krasnorutskiy. For a full list of previous Players of the Year, click here.

Zara Darken (KAZ) - Overseas Player of the Year (girl).

achievement for Zara, who won one singles and one doubles title, reaching three further doubles finals.

RUSSIA GIRLS 14 & UNDER

NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR

In a summer of impressive performances, one team stood out above all others. The Russian 14&U girls’ team went unbeaten in winning the Summer Cups title before going

Russia, Girls 14&U - National Team of the Year.

Notes from Tennis Europe The Tennis Europe offices in Basel will close for the Christmas break on Friday 24th December, and will re-open on Monday 3rd January. The Portuguese Tennis Federation will host the 2022 Annual General Meeting and Top Executives’ Meeting as a combined event in Cascais from 24-26th March. The opening day will see the return of the Top Executives’ Meeting, a one-day sports conference featuring high-profile speakers for CEOs and General Secretaries of national tennis federations. Day Two will include Tennis Europe’s traditional annual meeting of presidents from member nations. The latest edition of Pro Stringer, the European Racquet Stringers Association’s (ERSA) official magazine is available for download here

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The Tennis Europe Junior Masters took place from 13-15 October in Monte-Carlo, Monaco. The Top 8 European boys and girls aged 14 and 16 & Under battled for the prestigious season-ending championships, which were hosted by the Monegasque Tennis Federation for the first time. Former winners of the event include the likes of Rafa Nadal, Alexander Zverev, Kim Clijsters and Belinda Bencic. On the eve of the competition, the players were joined by rising star Holger Rune for a special edition of the Junior School. The youngsters took the opportunity to ask questions about the former Junior Masters silver medallist’s transition from top junior to ATP Pro. Matches were streamed live for viewers of Tennis Channel international (Austria, Germany, Greece, Switzerland, UK), and broadcast on Monaco Info in the host nation.

14&U girls’ winner Laura Samsonova celebrates.

Day 1 of the competition saw ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi among the spectators. He told us: “I have to say I am impressed. These kids are playing a tremendous level. They look very professional and I like the way they behave on court from an early age. There is more attention to the mental aspects and the psychology behind the sport. It’s impressive, and I’m looking forward to seeing these guys become champions in the future.” The unique format of the Junior Masters meant that all 32 competitors played on all three days. While the eight finalists are battling for gold medals, the rest of the players were still scrapping for pride and ranking points. The final day saw Marko Maksimovic become the first ever player from Bosnia & Herzegovina to win a Junior Masters title, battling to a 7-5 6-3 win over Slovakian Michal Krajci. With the win, Maksimovic ended his Junior Tour season with four titles, a win/loss record of 22/3,

16&U boys’ champion Marko Maksimovic in action.

and an unbeaten streak of 17 matches. Asked if he believed he could win here at the start of the tournament, he said, “Actually, yes! I came here with a lot of confidence because I have been playing well, training hard and believing in myself.” Mariia Masiianskaia beat Monika Stankiewicz (POL) in the final to secure the 16 & Under girls’ title. The 6-4 7-5

All players - Tennis Europe Junior Masters 2021.

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win completed a hat trick of upset wins which saw the 14year old upset the second, third and fourth seeds en route to the championship. The win is Masiianskaia’s Tour-leading 6th title of the season. She became the fourth Russian winner of the 16 & under girls’ title, following in the footsteps of Elena Bovina (1997), Ksenia Lykina (2005) and Ksenia Zaytseva (2019). Max Schoenhaus survived a tough test from Summer Cups team-mate Justin Engel, eventually triumphing 7-5 7-5 in the Boys 14 & Under final. The win sees the 14-year old German end the season strongly, after a little luck. Ranked 9th in the Race to Monte-Carlo he entered the draw thanks to a last-minute withdrawal. Making the most of his ticket to Monaco, he beat top seed Maxim Mrva and European Junior Champion Nikola Djosic en route to the final. The win gives him a second Junior Tour title of the season, following victory in Szceczin in May, and saw him enter the Top 10 for the first time.

win marked her fourth Tennis Europe Junior tour title of the season, and 37th match win.

He told Tennis Europe: “It’s an incredible feeling to win this tournament. I was never expecting that. I’m so happy! It’s unbelievable, first of all just to even play here, that was a goal, to play on these courts. So, to win this: it’s unbelievable.”

Seeded #3 but ranked #1 in the Race to Monte-Carlo, Samsonova was in dominant form all weekend, winning all three of her matches without conceding a set. Expressing her delight with the win, she told us, “I know Halep and Bencic were here too, so hopefully I can play them one day!”.

Laura Samsonova won the Girls 14 & Under event. The 13-year old Czech beat Eva Maria Ionescu of Romania 6-4 6-4 in a two hour battle, the first of Friday’s four finals. The

The four champions each receive a one-week stay at the Mouratoglou Academy in nearby Biot, to be taken during 2022.

Tennis Europe CEO Thomas Hammerl and Miss Melanie Antoinette de Massy, President of the Monaco Tennis Federation.

FAST FACTS TENNIS RACQUET SHIPMENTS – Half Year 2021 Racquet shipment sales for first half year 2021 (January to June) were 45% up in volume compared to 2020 The increase in value was less at only 41% - but this was influenced by the main growth being in entry level adult racquets, which were up 65% in volume for the first half of the year.

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ITF/Tennis Europe 14 & Under Development Championships Ada Kumru was the star of the ITF/Tennis Europe 14 & Under Development Championships, wrapping up four titles in two weeks on home soil in Antalya, Turkey. The special event saw players from 10 Tier 1 Development Eligibility countries invited to train together and compete in back-to-back Category 2 Junior Tour tournaments. Kumru beat compatriot Irem Kurt in both girls’ singles finals and the pair combined to add the doubles titles both weeks. Amar Huseinovkj & Aleksandar Trifunovski of North Macedonia went unbeaten in the boys’ doubles events, while the boys’ singles produced different finalists each time: Kerem Yilmaz (TUR) beat Mikayel Avensyan (ARM) for the first title, while Ivan Ivanov (BUL) claimed the title in week two over Huseinovikj. Hosted by the Turkish Tennis Federation for a tenth consecutive year, the Development Championships were held alongside a 12 & Under training camp. Almost 70 players – from Albania, Armenia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Georgia, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Turkey - travelled to Antalya, with expenses paid by the European Assistance Budget.

Boys doubles champions Amar Huseinovkj & Aleksandar Trifunovski (MKD).

nutrition and proper warm-up routines from Tennis Europe Development Committee Chair Cem Tinaz, who was on hand throughout the event. Mr. Tinaz said, “The Development Championships is a great tournament, and we are honoured that Turkey has been able to host it for the last ten years. Over the past few days it has been a pleasure to observe how the players, teams and coaches have benefitted from the event, working together, making connections and always observing the health and safety restrictions. I look forward to following their progress in the future.”

The young athletes were joined by 27 coaches, 10 of whom are female, participating through an equal opportunity programme introduced by ITF & Tennis Europe to cover the expenses of an additional female coach.

Many future great players gained some of their earliest international tournament playing experience by competing at the Development Championships. Former competitors include Simona Halep, Jelena Ostapenko, Grigor Dimitrov and Marcos Baghdatis.

A special Tennis Europe Junior School class was also held on-site, where players learned about the importance of

For full results from the Championships click here (Week 1) and here (Week 2).

Development Championships opening ceremony.

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Centenary Tennis Clubs Update In October, the Association of Centenary Tennis Clubs celebrated its first event since the beginning of the pandemic when four European clubs met for a seniors competition in Barcelona, Spain. Villa Primrose (FRA) won the competition with a resounding 8/1 opening victory over the team from Cumberland Lawn Tennis Club (GBR) in the final. Earlier the champions beat hosts RC Polo by the slimmest of margins, the 5/4 win taking them through to the final. Polo went on to beat Circolo de Bologna (ITA) 6/3 to secure third place overall.

The organisation also held its Annual General Meeting recently, with member clubs attending virtually. CTC President Jordi Cambra opened the meeting by highlighting the importance of the Association and stressed the need to define a future strategy that maintains the traditional tennis activities of the CTC, the sharing of good practices among the member clubs and the promotion of the values of the sport at a social level. To this end, work will be done to obtain the necessary support for the development of the areas of marketing and communications, as well as the structural needs required for the constant growth of the Association. Three new clubs were welcomed as members of the Association: Templeogue Tennis Club, Ireland, Tennis Club Venezia, Italy and Naas Lawn Tennis Club, Ireland. This brings the total number of clubs to 80 in 4 continents. The Association of Centenary Tennis Clubs is an umbrella group of clubs that have more than 100 years of history and includes some of the most prestigious and bestknown clubs in the sport. Initially founded by eight members as a pan-European association, the CTC now has an extensive and truly global membership, is affiliated to Tennis Europe and recognised by the sport’s governing body, the International Tennis Federation.

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Service Line... stories you may have missed EVENTS The 2022 Davis Cup by Rakuten Finals will feature a group stage of 16 nations competing in four groups in four cities. The top eight teams will advance to the knock out stages in a neutral fifth host city. As finalists, Russia and Croatia have already qualified, alongside wild card recipients Great Britain and Serbia. They will be joined by the winning nations from the Qualifiers, to be played on 4-5 March (home nations listed first): France vs. Ecuador, Spain vs. Romania, Finland vs. Belgium, USA vs. Colombia, Netherlands vs. Canada, Slovakia vs. Italy, Australia vs. Hungary, Norway vs. Kazakhstan, Sweden vs. Japan, Argentina vs. Czech Republic, Republic of Korea vs. Austria. The Billie Jean King Cup by BNP Paribas Qualifiers will take place on 15-16 April 2022. The winning nations from the 2022 Qualifiers will advance to the 2022 Finals. As finalists in 2021, RTF and Switzerland have qualified automatically for the finals. Ties (home nations listed first): Australia vs. Slovakia, USA vs. Ukraine, Belarus vs. Belgium, Canada vs. Latvia, Poland vs. Romania, Italy vs. France, Czech Republic vs. Great Britain, Kazakhstan vs. Germany, Netherlands vs. Spain. The International Tennis Federation has announced that the ITF World Tennis Tour is set to provide over 1000 events over the course of next year. The first quarter calendar in 2022 will offer 204 tournaments, 102 events for the men’s and the women’s tour; a 50% increase against Q1 2021 and a 7% increase on Q1 2019 – despite the restrictions affecting many ITF-hosting countries.

Jürgen Melzer will take on the role of Austria’s Davis Cup captain from 2022.

COACHING Marc López has joined the coaching team of Rafa Nadal for 2022. The pair won the Olympic gold doubles medal together in 2016. Iga Swiatek has split with coach Piotr Sierzputowski. Elise Mertens’ new coach is Simon Goffin. Emma Raducanu is now working with Torben Beltz.

SPONSORSHIP Whoop has become the official fitness wearable of the WTA, and its wearable technology has become the first approved by the WTA for in-match use. As part of the agreement, some of the player biometric data will also be used to help enhance WTA broadcasts and social media content and highlight player performance. Therabody is the new official recovery partner of the ATP Tour. ATP physiotherapists will use Therabody products, including the ‘Theragun’ percussive massage therapy device, to help players warm up, recover and manage aches at ATP Tour events. Following her US Open victory, Emma Raducanu has signed high-profile deals with sponsors Dior, British Airways and Evian.

RETIREMENTS A number of top players have hung up their racquets at the end of the 2021 season, including Johanna Konta (GBR), Carla Suarez Navarro (ESP), Guillermo Garcia Lopez (ESP), Viktor Troicki (SRB), Horia Tecau (ROU), Jürgen Melzer (AUT), Martin Klizan (SVK), Robert Lindstedt (SWE) and James Ward (GBR).

APPOINTMENTS Former world #1 Amelie Mauresmo is the new Tournament Director of Roland Garros, taking over the position from Guy Forget. TENNIS 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 14th December, 2021.

Overall Girls’ Ranking

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Juncheng Shang

CHN

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Jakub Mensik

CZE

03 NEW Gabriel Debru 04 NEW Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez

Name

Nat.

Points

Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva AND

6330

3289

Linda Fruhvirtova

CZE

5101

FRA

2765

Alexandra Eala

PHI

5056

MEX

2147

04 NEW Brenda Fruhvirtova

CZE

4640

Dino Prizmic

CRO

1962

Petra Marcinko

CRO

3948

Kilian Feldbausch

SUI

1910

Nikola Bartunkova

CZE

2894

Vojtech Petr

CZE

1754

07 NEW Mirra Andreeva

RUS

2776

Alexander Blockx

BEL

1575

Michaela Laki

GRE

2737

09 NEW Juan Carlos Prado Angelo

BOL

1565

09 NEW Yaroslava Bartashevich

RUS

2726

10 NEW Michal Krajci

SVK

1531

USA

2667

Michal Krajci (SVK).

Clervie Ngounoue

Brenda Fruhvirtova (CZE).

TENNIS EUROPE NEWS

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 14th December, 2021.

14 & Under Girls

Name

Nat.

Points

Maxim Mrva

CZE

990

Timofei Derepasko

RUS

Federico Cina

Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

01 NEW Laura Samsonova

CZE

820

835

02 NEW Eva Maria Ionescu

ROU

755

ITA

830

03 NEW Alena Kovackova

CZE

750

04 NEW Max Schoenhaus

GER

765

Alina Korneeva

RUS

740

05 NEW Justin Engel

GER

755

Yeva Galiievska

UKR

705

Egor Pleshivtsev

RUS

745

Julia Stusek

GER

700

Egor Gorin

RUS

720

07 NEW Mariia Masiianskaia

RUS

695

Nikola Djosic

SUI

695

Ksenia Smirnova

RUS

670

Jan Kumstat

CZE

675

08 NEW Eliska Forejtkova

CZE

670

SWE

650

10 NEW Laima Vladson

LTU

660

10 NEW Ludvig Hede

Max Schoenhaus (GER).

Eva Maria Ionescu (ROU).

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European Tennis Rankings - Men & Women European Men

European Women

Name

Nat.

Points

Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

Novak Djokovic

SRB

11540

Aryna Sabalenka

BLR

6380

Daniil Medvedev

RUS

8640

Garbiñe Muguruza

ESP

5685

Alexander Zverev

GER

7840

Karolina Pliskova

CZE

5135

Stefanos Tsitsipas

GRE

6540

Barbora Krejcikova

CZE

5008

Andrey Rublev

RUS

5150

Maria Sakkari

GRE

4385

Rafael Nadal

ESP

4875

Anett Kontaveit

EST

4351

Matteo Berrettini

ITA

4568

Paula Badosa

ESP

3849

Casper Ruud

NOR

4160

Iga Swiatek

POL

3786

Hubert Hurkacz

POL

3706

Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova RUS

3076

Jannik Sinner

ITA

3350

Elina Svitolina

UKR

2726

GBR

2945

Angelique Kerber

GER

2671

Petra Kvitova

CZE

2660

GBR

2622

Rank

11 NEW Cameron Norrie 12

Dominic Thiem

AUT

2425

Roger Federer

SUI

2385

13 NEW Emma Raducanu

Aslan Karatsev

RUS

2351

Simona Halep

ROU

2576

Roberto Bautista Agut

ESP

2260

Elise Mertens

BEL

2570

Pablo Carreno Busta

ESP

2230

Belinda Bencic

SUI

2415

Gael Monfils

FRA

2158

Daria Kasatkina

RUS

2180

18 NEW Nikoloz Basilashvili

GEO

2101

Victoria Azarenka

BLR

2166

19 NEW Daniel Evans

GBR

1942

Jelena Ostapenko

LAT

2060

ITA

1825

20 NEW Tamara Zidansek

SLO

1876

Lorenzo Sonego

Cameron Norrie (GBR).

Anett Kontaveit (EST).

Emma Raducanu (GBR).

TENNIS EUROPE NEWS

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

Venue

27 Jul

Zlin (CZE)

Category 1

27 Jul

Brussels (BEL)

27 Jul

Repton (GBR)

03 Aug

Chornomorsk (UKR)

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

L Sloboda (SVK)

M Petrasko (SVK)

63 62

Petrasko/Sloboda (SVK)

L Belibova (MDA)

R Vrajikova (CZE)

61 61

Jecminkova/Levinsky (CZE)

S Aerts (BEL)

J Walker-Viry (FRA)

36 61 105-5

Aerts/De Marteau (BEL)

M Van Brempt (BEL)

C Weynen (BEL)

16 75 10-8

Van Brempt/Weynen (BEL)

A Kotak (GBR)

O Aminu (GBR)

61 64

Ceban/McLain (GBR)

S Parviz (GBR)

S Thompson (GBR)

60 61

Chinwike/Makuch (GBR)

Y Nikiforov (UKR)

A Maksymenko (UKR)

64 63

Chukanov/Dmytrenko (UKR)

Z Balkan (TUR)

A Vysochenko (UKR)

61 61

Tserkovna/Vysochenko (UKR)

A Abascal (ESP)

T Vilaça (POR)

60 63

Abascal (ESP)/Silva e Costa (POR)

03 Aug

Braga (POR)

G Agra Amorim (POR)

M França (POR)

57 63 10-7

Agra Amorim/Carneiro (POR)

03 Aug

El Prat De Llobregat - 2 Barcelona (ESP)

A Galindo (ESP)

S Zlotnik (GBR)

61 62

Berdin (RUS)/Hemery (FRA)

M Salvadori (ITA)

R Simunyu (IRL)

63 64

Lesdos (FRA)/Sagrista Bermejo (ESP)

Gdansk (POL)

S Heinrich (GER)

O Pfeiff (GER)

61 61

Heinrich/Pfeiff (GER)

M Dudek (POL)

M Schweika (GER)

62 61

Les/Nowicka (POL)

J-G Gnjidic (CRO)

O Zielinski (LUX)

63 64

Gnjidic (CRO)/Grau (GER)

T Kochta (GER)

A M Coromina Boluda (ESP)

61 61

Ba/Vanden Abeele (BEL)

V J Reisach (GER)

T Lagarde (FRA)

61 60

Dujka/Wirgler (CZE)

M Van Brempt (BEL)

K Dulíková (CZE)

62 63

Jecminkova/Kovackova (CZE)

E Maskolaitis (LTU)

D Grusas (LTU)

64 60

Maskolaitis/Remeikis (LTU)

M Kotamaeki (FIN)

V Timofeeva (RUS)

60 60

Kotamaeki (FIN)/Timofeeva (RUS)

D M Mone (ROU)

A Darmoul (TUN)

63 61

Lifanov/Ryabov (RUS)

U Avtaeva (RUS)

N Sahnoun (TUN)

62 63

Avtaeva/Borisova (RUS)

I Mechbal (GER)

L Bohr (GER)

61 63

Lagarde (FRA)/Revenko (UKR)

T Kochta (GER)

G Bernstein (SWE)

75 61

Czapalla (SUI)/Mislimi (FRA)

S Aerts (BEL)

L Pedrosa

61 64

Dannevoye/Mouffe (BEL)

J Vanden Abeele (BEL)

C Weynen (BEL)

63 64

Ba/Vanden Abeele (BEL)

E Navrazidi (RUS)

I Klishin (RUS)

60 63

Kulpin/Pirogov (RUS)

V Vanchukhina (RUS)

E Milash (RUS)

64 75

Agureeva/Khomitskaya (RUS)

M Glauser (LIE)

L Stadler (AUT)

61 60

Glauser (LIE)/Peterhans (SUI)

U Avtaeva (RUS)

E S Glaser (GER)

63 63

Avtaeva/Zharova (RUS)

V Krstajic (MNE)

I Dumbovic (CRO)

63 64

Krstajic (MNE)/Michshenko (KAZ)

A I Varsa (ROU)

H Korac (SRB)

64 60

Pynda (UKR)/Varsa (ROU)

E D Mueller (GER)

H Agnes (LUX)

64 61

Gamboeck/Mueller (GER)

M Thamm (GER)

I Bruscia (FRA)

60 64

Coromina Boluda (ESP)/Hermann (GER)

J Urbanski (POL)

I Sokiran (RUS)

60 60

Fletcher/Rytelewski (POL)

B Kostecka (POL)

J Borowik (POL)

61 62

Kostecka/Markowska (POL)

K Shikov (BUL)

M Bonev (BUL)

64 62

Marinov/Shikov (BUL)

A Glushkova (BUL)

A Barzakova (BUL)

63 16 10-5

Barzakova/Rangelova (BUL)

A Semenov (RUS)

A Zhilkin (RUS)

64 61

Pirogov/Semenov (RUS)

E Milash (RUS)

A Borisova (RUS)

61 60

Busygina/Zelenova (RUS)

T Koran (BLR)

E Valeinis (LAT)

62 61

Upenieks/Valeinis (LAT)

K Pashkov (EST)

E M Hamitova (LAT)

62 63

Pashkov/Roos (EST)

M Kwiatkowski (POL)

S Sykora (SVK)

62 61

Kwiatkowski (POL)/Sykora (SVK)

A Bayuschenko (BLR)

M Dudek (POL)

63 61

Borowik/Dehmel (POL)

M Ontiveros Castro (GER)

V J Reisach (GER)

63 63

Bui/Reisach (GER)

M Van Brempt (BEL)

E Zharova (RUS)

63 62

Avtaeva/Zharova (RUS)

A Konstantinov (BUL)

I Ilic (SRB)

62 61

Ilic (SRB)/Popov (MKD)

A M Brabete (ROU)

A Kurta (ROU)

76 63

Brabete/Kurta (ROU)

F Djokic (SRB)

M Erceg (CRO)

63 63

Djokic (SRB)/Vukovic (FRA)

X Sun (CHN)

L Becker (GER)

75 64

Mateas/Olariu (ROU)

03 Aug 03 Aug 03 Aug

Zetrud Lumay (BEL) Pisek (CZE)

2 2 1

03 Aug

Vilnius (LTU)

03 Aug

Beograd (SRB)

10 Aug

Karlsruhe (GER)

10 Aug

Brussels (BEL)

10 Aug

Ekaterinburg (RUS)

10 Aug

Bludenz (AUT)

10 Aug

Podgorica (MNE)

10 Aug

Esch/Alzette (LUX)

17 Aug

Krakow (POL)

24 Aug

Sofia (BUL)

24 Aug 24 Aug

Yerevan (ARM) Liepaja (LAT)

2 2

Szczawno Zdroj (POL)

24 Aug

Koblenz (GER)

31 Aug

Tirana (ALB)

24 Aug

31 Aug

Banja Luka (BIH)

TENNIS EUROPE NEWS

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

Venue

31 Aug

Yerevan (ARM)

Category 2

31 Aug

Rakov (BLR)

31 Aug

Otura, Granada (ESP)

07 Sep

Irpin (UKR)

07 Sep

Kalymnos (GRE)

07 Sep

Rakov (BLR)

14 Sep 14 Sep 14 Sep

Irpin (UKR) Hillerød (DEN) Tallinn (EST)

1 2 2

14 Sep

Minsk (BLR)

21 Sep

Vadul Lui Voda (MDA)

21 Sep

Poreč (CRO)

21 Sep

Humenne (SVK)

21 Sep

Rakovnik (CZE)

21 Sep

KršKo (SLO)

28 Sep

Vrsar (CRO)

05 Oct

Bressuire (FRA)

05 Oct

Ponta Delgada (POR)

12 Oct

Baku (AZE)

19 Oct 19 Oct 19 Oct

Höhr-Grenzhausen (GER)

Split (CRO)

Baku (AZE)

19 Oct

Telde - Gran Canaria (ESP)

26 Oct

Limassol (CYP)

26 Oct

Santa Ponsa Mallorca (ESP)

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

D Zohranyan (ARM)

G Pirogov (RUS)

60 67 64

Pirogov/Semenov (RUS)

A Busygina (RUS)

A Borisova (RUS)

61 62

Khomitskaya/Milash (RUS)

R Kulpin (RUS)

A Osetrov (RUS)

63 75

Bakiev/Osetrov (RUS)

A Bazderova (RUS)

E Duvanova (RUS)

75 76

Agureeva/Nikitina (RUS)

A Abascal (ESP)

A Pulido Moreno (ESP)

64 63

Esquerdo/Roca (ESP)

C Vázquez Alcudia (ESP)

M Sagrista Bermejo (ESP)

63 62

Basalo Magdaleno/Navarro Sánchez (ESP)

F Ladman (CZE)

J M Stanczyk (POL)

64 64

Ladman (CZE)/Stanczyk (POL)

S Kryvoruchko (UKR)

M Tkalenko (UKR)

62 62

Aydemir (TUR)/Kryvoruchko (UKR)

A Noulas (GRE)

O Giannopoulos (GRE)

64 60

Noulas/Rovas (GRE)

T Kochta (GER)

M Andra (GRE)

60 61

Oustampasidou (GRE)/Pryshchepa (UKR)

I Klishin (RUS)

A Bakiev (RUS)

60 76

Aleksandrov/Klishin (RUS)

E Duvanova (RUS)

P Nikitina (RUS)

61 64

Agureeva/Bazderova (RUS)

A Dmytrenko (UKR)

M Ege Sik (TUR)

75 64

Khammond (UKR)/Ege Sik (TUR)

S Kryvoruchko (UKR)

A Vysochenko (UKR)

64 46 61

Kryvoruchko (UKR)/Lebeau (FRA)

K Andersch (SWE)

L Grau (GER)

61 62

Andersch (SWE)/Hjorteland (NOR)

A Teikari (SWE)

N Juncher Kjellin (DEN)

61 64

Brand (GER)/Malling (DEN)

L Raudkivi (EST)

K Ink (EST)

63 64

Ink/Raudkivi (EST)

K Pashkov (EST)

W Vainikka (FIN)

60 62

Pashkov/Roos (EST)

S Rybkin (RUS)

R Kulpin (RUS)

60 75

Rybkin/Zhilkin (RUS)

A Pushkareva (RUS)

V Razina (BLR)

61 61

Pushkareva (RUS)/Razina (BLR)

I Ushakov (UKR)

A Dmytrenko (UKR)

63 64

Arcip/Burac (ROU)

A Vysochenko (UKR)

A Kurta (ROU)

61 61

Hincu (MDA)/Vysochenko (UKR)

J-G Gnjidic (CRO)

I Dumbovic (CRO)

75 61

Erceg/Gnjidic (CRO)

M Salvadori (ITA)

L Fusil (SLO)

64 64

Džanic/Rašan-Buha (CRO)

S Sykora (SVK)

R Krizan (SVK)

63 61

Krizan/Sykora (SVK)

N Farkasova (SVK)

D Petrášová (SVK)

46 61 10-3

Kocisova/Tatierska (SVK)

J Kusy (CZE)

P O Dufek (CZE)

62 60

Kreysa/Kusy (CZE)

S Oliveriusová (CZE)

K Jecminkova (CZE)

64 75

Dvorakova/Jecminkova (CZE)

D C Spircu (ROU)

V Krstajic (MNE)

26 64 62

Burmakin (RUS)/Mone (ROU)

D Popovski (SRB)

K Supova (SVK)

63 63

Malmstrom (SWE)/Supova (SVK)

J-G Gnjidic (CRO)

D M Mone (ROU)

75 64

Krstajic (MNE)/Semenic (SLO)

R Malmstrom (SWE)

Z Peternel (SLO)

62 64

Peternel (SLO)/Petkovic (CRO)

D Jade (LBN)

J N Rimbaud (FRA)

63 57 63

Riley (IRL)/Watters (GBR)

M Kolas (BLR)

E Zharova (RUS)

61 64

Bories/Michalowski (FRA)

M Ceban (GBR)

A Abascal (ESP)

62 63

Ceban/Kotak (GBR)

E Griffiths (GBR)

H Smart (GBR)

63 63

Griffiths/Smart (GBR)

R Lacis (BLR)

A Zhilkin (RUS)

63 60

Kip/Sheehan (TUR)

A Bayuschenko (BLR)

A Terentyeva (RUS)

60 62

Bayuschenko/Grinkevich (BLR)

S Bui (GER)

M Menzler (GER)

64 62

Menzler/Sötebier (GER)

A Pircher (AUT)

A Waschulewski (GER)

62 63

Pircher (AUT)/Ray (NED)

J-G Gnjidic (CRO)

T Gordeev (RUS)

75 63

Gnjidic/Martinovic (CRO)

A Petkovic (CRO)

N Cakarun (CRO)

62 61

Kalman/Mihalka (HUN)

A Semenov (RUS)

Y Alyukov (RUS)

61 60

Pirogov/Semenov (RUS)

A Khomitskaya (RUS)

A Terentyeva (RUS)

64 63

Khastsaeva/Khomitskaya (RUS)

M Watters (GBR)

A Pulido Moreno (ESP)

61 61

Beard/Joita (GBR)

L Rodríguez (ESP)

G-V Juchi (ROU)

67 62 10-3

Carreras Medina/Rodríguez (ESP)

E M Nita (ROU)

R Lacis (BLR)

60 60

Lacis (BLR)/Weller (DEN)

A Bayuschenko (BLR)

E Zelenova (RUS)

63 76

Bayuschenko (BLR)/Zelenova (RUS)

F F Garbero (ITA)

M Glauser (LIE)

60 61

Richardson/Watters (GBR)

C Nedeloni (ROU)

P Piñera Celorio (ESP)

63 62

Orlando/Piñera Celorio (ESP)

TENNIS EUROPE NEWS

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

Venue

02 Nov

Larnaca (CYP)

Category 2

02 Nov

Bath (GBR)

02 Nov

Haifa (ISR)

02 Nov

Gradignan (FRA)

02 Nov

Antalya (TUR)

09 Nov

Istanbul (TUR)

16 Nov 23 Nov 30 Nov 6 Dec

Manacor (ESP) Vilnius (LTU) Balashiha (RUS) Bari (ITA)

F 2 1 2

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

L Grau (GER)

B D Esendagli (TUR)

60 60

Grau (GER)/Weller (DEN)

E Zelenova (RUS)

S Pynda (UKR)

62 62

Aktuganova/Pozdniak (RUS)

O Aminu (GBR)

L Wright (GNR)

62 64

Aminu/Wright (GBR)

S Parviz (GBR)

C Ricaud (GBR)

64 60

Hutchins (GBR)/Lebedevaite (LTU)

Y Barak (ISR)

R Berger (ISR)

60 62

Barak/Chetewy Ungar (ISR)

A Amsalem (ISR)

O Behr (ISR)

61 62

Manhard/Mulakandov (ISR)

M Kouame (FRA)

D Jade (LBN)

76 62

Kouame/Martin

L V Pop (FRA)

E Rohrbach (FRA)

60 63

Pop/Rohrbach (FRA)

S Filiz (TUR)

Z A Aydin (TUR)

60 60

Filiz/Kosaner (TUR)

K Ruchkina (RUS)

A Bayuschenko (BLR)

62 62

Bayuschenko (BLR)/Nurzhan (KAZ)

S Rybkin (RUS)

K I Kosaner (TUR)

76 64

Filiz/Kosaner (TUR)

A Pushkareva (RUS)

R Rakhmatullina (RUS)

63 60

Pushkareva/Ruchkina (RUS)

S Rybkin (RUS)

S Suljic (SLO)

16 64 10-8

Frolov/Rybkin (RUS)

V Sekerkova (CZE)

L Vujovic (SRB)

61 63

Hettlerova/Sekerkova (CZE)

N Smirnov (EST)

R Lacis (BLR)

76 63

Ink/Smirnov (EST)

K Berzina (LAT)

A Bayuschenko (BLR)

62 63

Bayuschenko (BLR)/Lescinska (LAT)

A Frolov (RUS)

V Aleksandrov (RUS)

60 61

Klishin/Semenov (RUS)

V Galyaeva (RUS)

E Agureeva (RUS)

26 64 64

Khomitskaya/Polishchuk (RUS)

A Tchinda Kepche (CAN)

F F Garbero (ITA)

61 61

Pelletier/Tchinda Kepche (CAN)

L Demers (CAN)

A Basiletti (ITA)

64 63

Cabio/Dement (CAN)

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2021 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under Week

Venue

27 Jul

Balashiha (RUS)

27 Jul 27 Jul 27 Jul