Tennis Europe News - October 2019

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Sponsorship boost for Tennis Europe

Tennis Europe President Vladimir Dmitriev delivered good news at the European Regional Meeting in Lisbon, which was attended by delegates from 44 nations. Mr.

Dmitriev announced that he had recently secured two new sponsors for Tennis Europe and that the resulting â‚Ź88,000 income will provide the first installment for

Inside this issue ITF Annual General Meeting and Elections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01 WTA & Tennis Europe team up for player education project . . 03 European Junior Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 04 Tennis Europe Nations Challenge by HEAD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 09 European Summer Cups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Junior Masters qualifiers revealed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 ITF & Tennis Europe enhance the junior player pathway . . . . . . 20 European Senior & Senior Club Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 European Beach Tennis Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 European Tennis Rankings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

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Sponsorship boost for Tennis Europe the newly created ‘Tennis Europe Fund.’ The Fund will operate independently from the International Tennis Federation and benefit all European member nations for their development and junior activities.

Vice President Attila Richter then led a discussion about the European aspects of the upcoming ITF Board elections, which were held later that week. There followed a debate about the importance of regional representation of Tennis Europe members on the Board of the ITF. CEO Thomas Hammerl used his address to point out the importance of the work carried out by all National

Federations for the tennis ecosystem, and mentioned that Tennis Europe aims to stand up for, and restore respect to, the National Federations and their executive and volunteer staff. “It is the focus of Tennis Europe to strengthen and unite the continent and to be a role model for other Regional Associations,” he said.

Mr. Hammerl also updated the assembly on the new Strategy and gave an overview of various new projects, including: • Tennis Europe Junior School • Training Academy in Prostejov • Upgraded conferences for the member nations • Increased social media activities • Statistics on European junior tennis Mr. Dmitriev commented, “We are grateful to the ITF for the opportunity to meet here in Lisbon and are happy to see such high attendance from our member nations. 2019 has been a particularly busy year for Tennis Europe with a number of new projects undertaken, and we have been pleased by the feedback so far. We also had a frank and fruitful discussion about this week’s elections, which once again illustrated the importance of a strong and united European tennis family.”

Maximum representation for Europe on ITF Board of Directors ITF Board of Directors 2019-2023

European candidates achieved the region’s maximum possible representation of 6 spots on the International Tennis Federation’s Board of Directors at the organisation’s elections, which were held during the ITF Annual General Meeting in Lisbon, Portugal last week.

Incumbent President, David Haggerty was also re-elected to serve another four-year term.

Following some late withdrawals, 12 Europeans were amongst the 29 total candidates.

• President: David Haggerty • Katrina Adams • Carlos Bravo • Martin Corrie (GBR) • Bernard Giudicelli (FRA) • Jack Graham • Nao Kawatei • Anil Khanna • Ulrich Klaus (GER) • Salma Mouelhi Guizani • Camilo Pérez López Moreira • Alexey Selivanenko (RUS) • René Stammbach (SUI) • Stefan Tzvetkov (BUL) • Bulat Utemuratov

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WTA and Tennis Europe team up for player education project Tennis Europe and the WTA have announced plans to collaborate on the Tennis Europe Junior School in 2020.

Designed to help prepare young players for their life as professional tennis players, the School is the sport’s first international educational program for the 14 and 16 & Under age groups. Around 500 young athletes have benefitted from onsite classes at eight leading Tennis Europe Junior Tour events in 2019, and learned about topics including:

• Anti-Doping • Integrity in Tennis • Agents and Sponsorship • Tennis Ecosystem

Meanwhile, the current content is also available online in the form of video clips for all the Tour’s 20,000 eligible junior players.

Having given its official approval to the project, the WTA can now contribute to the selection and creation of content tailored specifically for young female players, send experts to Junior School classes, and advise on a wide range of topics in the Junior School curriculum.

Tennis Europe CEO Thomas Hammerl initiated the project in 2018, and commented, “We are very proud to officially welcome the WTA on board. Both organisations recognise the importance of education for players and furthermore we believe it is vital that players receive consistent messages throughout their journeys, so this cooperation is particularly significant. We are looking forward to working together to ensure that young players from Europe and beyond get prepared for their life on the WTA Tour.”

“The WTA is looking forward to collaborating with the Tennis Europe Junior School in 2020 as we look to support these young players and prepare them for a re-

warding and successful career,” said Ashley Keber, WTA Vice President, Member Relations. “The WTA will work closely with Tennis Europe to develop, enhance and educate these players during their formative years, working in tandem to provide training and skill-building along their developmental spectrum with the ultimate goal being a smooth transition to the professional circuit and a healthy and successful career.”

Tennis Europe runs more than 400 junior tournaments across the continent across three age categories and provides important rankings for players aged 14 and 16 & Under. Education is a key pillar of the organisation’s strategy and the European Federation is currently working on the creation of new Junior School content to be launched for the 2020 season.

The most recent School classes saw three events held simultaneously, in Most (CZE), Moscow (RUS) and Klosters (SUI) at the European Junior Championships.

The final class of the year will take place at the Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Reggio Calabria, Italy, in early October.

Video: Tennis Europe Junior School in Moscow: https:// youtu.be/MK-L5zj9uK4

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Vojtech Petr of Czech Republic won his fourth title of the year, claiming the European 14 & Under boys title with a 2-6 6-3 6-2 win over Dino Prizmic of Croatia.

Meanwhile, Michaela Laki became the first ever Greek winner of the European 14 & Under title, after a 6-3 6-2 win over 2018 Orange Bowl champion Melisa Ercan of Turkey.

On route to winning gold, Laki saw off (7) Karolina Kozakova (SUI), Brenda Fruhvirtova (CZE) and #5 seed Nikola Bartunkova (CZE), who had previously seen off top seed Alisa Baranovaska in the previous round. Petr also had impressive wins over Branko Djuric (SRB) and twelfth seeded compatriot Jakub Mensik on his way to the final.

As is the case with the 16&U finalists, both winners and runners-up receive invitations to compete at the season-ending Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Reggio Calabria.

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The biggest shock of the week was arguably the 6-3 7-5 loss of #2 seed Yaroslav Demin in his first match on Day 2 to Patrick Jozwicki (AUT). The Tennis Europe 14&U #2 ranked player had already made 4 finals appearances this year, taking home two titles. The much-anticipated clash between the top two seeds, Demin and #1 Mihai Alexandru Coman (ROU) will have to wait. The Romanian, for his part, looked only to be growing in might and confidence as the week progressed. As fate would have it, he too was upset by the demure Prizmic in the semis.

Photos, left to right: Runner-up Dino Prizmic (CRO), Runner-up Melisa Ercan (TUR), Michaela Laki celebrates.

the mix. The marquee quarterfinal matchup was that which included the only two seeds facing off, however there were no further upsets as Coman defeated (6) Alexander Blockx (BEL) 6-2 6-1.

Down to the last eight, only three of the top eight seeds were still alive and three unseeded players were among

Oliver Ojakaar (EST), Abel Forger (NED), who dispatched Gabriel Debru (FRA) in round 3, and the aforementioned Jozwicki were three non-seeds who also managed to make an impact deep into the tournament.

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Photos, left to right: Boys champion Vojtech Petr (CZE), Girls champion Michaela Laki (GRE).

It was a similar story for the girls, as the seeds fell by the wayside on day 3 with (4) Anastasiia Gureva (RUS) falling to Brenda Fruhvirtova (CZE), who extended her 2019 win/loss record to 23/5. Also bidding farewell at the same stage were (2) Kristyna Tomajkova (CZE), (12) Jana Stojanova (MKD) and (15) Hanna Tsitavets (BLR).

Number 16 seed Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva (AND), the Mutua Madrid Open junior girls’ champion, would have liked to progress further than Round 4, but there are still plenty of good things to come from the promising young player from Andorra.

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Mihai Coman did end up claiming a gold medal at the event, albeit somewhat unexpectedly. His first doubles title in two years came with Andrei Firaru. They were too strong for their Slovenian opponents, taking the title in straight sets over Matic Kriznik & Ziga Svec 7-6(1) 6-2 in the final.

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The hard-hitting Russian powerhouse team of Anastasiia Gureva & Elena Pridankina fended off a battle royale against Eva Shaw & Ranah Akua Stoiber (GBR).

The Russians had to fight tooth and nail for the first set, before being taken to a championship tiebreak, eventually getting the better of the Brits with a 7-5 2-6 10-4 win.

14 & Under BOYS’ SINGLES

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GOLD: Vojtech Petr (CZE)

GOLD: Michala Laki (GRE)

SILVER: Dino Prizmic (CRO)

SILVER: Melis Ercan (TUR)

BRONZE: Jakub Mensik (CZE) and Mihai Alexandru Coman (ROU)

BRONZE: Nikola Daubnerova (SVK) and Nikola Bartunkova (CZE)

Sadaoui & Kudermetova on top at European 16 & Under Championships A successful French contingent left Moscow with three singles medals. Mehdi Sadaoui won gold against fellow unseeded Max Westphal 6-4 6-2, with his compatriot being awarded the silver medal. He is now the sixth French 16&U champion this century, following in the footsteps of well-known players such as Alizé Cornet (2005 champion) and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (2001). In the girls’ draw, Polina Kudermetova became the first Russian girl to win this event since Daria Kasatkina in 2013. She outdid Elsa Jacquemot (FRA) 7-6(3) 7-5 in front of her home crowd, winning the gold for Russia, with France obtaining the silver, its third medal in singles.

BOYS Nesterov ended up going down in three dramatic tiebreak slugfests to Westphal, while second seed Popovic fell in an equally arduous quarterfinal duel against (5) Jack Pinnington Jones (GBR). Sixth seed Ainus Sabaliauskas (LTU) and (7) Mili Poljicak (CRO) made surprise exits, but no exit was more shocking than that of #1 Viacheslav Bielinskyi (UKR). Eventual semi-finalist Marko Andrejic (AUT) was responsible for the demise of the top seed, a prolific title winner in 2018, taking out the Ukrainian 7-6(4) 5-7 6-4.

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The Day 2 shocks were just as common for the girls as the boys. Second seed Diana Shnaider (RUS), (6) Fatma Idrizovic (SRB), (7) Linda Noskova (CZE) and (5) Laura Hietaranta (FIN) all found themselves on the sidelines,

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The four finalists all receive invitations to compete at the season-ending Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Reggio Calabria in October. In a case of curious happenstance, all four reigning Junior Masters champions were in action in Moscow with last year’s 14&U winners Fatma Idrizovic (SRB) and Konstantin Zhzhenov (RUS) falling to Erika Andreeva (RUS) and second seed

Stefan Popovic (SRB) respectively. Meanwhile the 16&U winners from 2018, Antonia Ruzic (CRO) and Petr Nesterov (BUL), were also in action.

Photos, left to right: Boys champion Mehdi Sadaoui (FRA), Boys doubles champions Adam Jurajda & Daniel Siniakov (CZE), Successful French squad.

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DOUBLES The boys’ doubles final produced a thriller as Adam Jurajda & Daniel Sinakov (CZE) recovered from a poor start to outlast Britain’s Lui Maxted & Jack Pinnington Jones 1-6 7-6(4) 11-9. Kudermetova scored a golden double, playing alongside Diana Shnaider to defeat

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as they made earlier than expected losses. After a mid-week downpour and ensuing delay, there were plenty of familiar names in the quarterfinals once action was back under way. (11) Antonia Ruzic (CRO) fell to Kudermetova in the quarterfinal, while Maria Bondarenko (RUS) was beaten by Jacquemot. (4) Darja Vidmanova (CZE) and (14) Julia Middendorf (GER) rounded off the last eight.

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their Russian compatriots Erika Andreeva & Maria Bondarenko 6-4 6-3 in the final match.

16 & Under BOYS’ SINGLES

GIRLS’ SINGLES

GOLD: Mehdi Sadaoui (FRA)

GOLD: Polina Kudermetova (RUS)

SILVER: Max Westphal (FRA)

SILVER: Elsa Jacquemot (FRA)

BRONZE: Jack Pinnington Jones (GBR) and Marko Andrejic (AUT) BRONZE: Denislava Glushkova (BUL) and Erika Andreeva (RUS)

Royer & Kubareva are the new European 18 & Under Champions Valentin Royer added the singles title in Klosters to the doubles he won on the Saturday. The girls title was taken by Anna Kubareva of Belarus.

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He fell on his knees, then sank to the ground, shaking his head in disbelief. That was Valentin Royer’s way of celebrating when he converted the match point. At last, one might add, as he had been up 5-0 in the third. Dalibor Svrcina, however, never stopped fighting and won the next three games, before Royer eventually served it out with new balls. Minutes later, he was still emotionGirls champion Anna Kubareva (BLR).

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al: “This title means so much for me, especially after what I went through in the last couple of months.”

Boys champion Valentin Royer (FRA).

He had suffered a broken thumb and it took him quite a while to get match-fit again. In Klosters, he definitely was on form, on the Saturday he had already won the doubles alongside Harold Mayot. To make the triumph complete, France also won the Nations Trophy, so the “Marseillaise”, the magic French anthem, was played twice in a few minutes, with Royer, Mayot and coach Olivier Delaitre proudly singing along.

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Anna Kubareva couldn’t have wished for a better return to junior tennis after playing only pro events in the last three years. After a somewhat slow start, where she had to go the full distance twice, she improved match by match. She lost only nine games in her next three matches and also started strong in the final.

But Caijsa Hennemann wasn’t preoccupied after the quick loss of the first set. After all, she had come from behind several times in the week, including in the round of 16 where she had been trailing 1-6 0-4. She showed her never say die attitude once again and held three set points to force the decider but was unable to convert any of them. In a sea-saw tiebreaker, Kubareva eventually prevailed.

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There are definitely worse countries for Royer to play tennis in than Switzerland. The week before the European Championships, he won the Grade 2 event in Oberentfelden for a second straight year, and he followed that by considerably improving on last year’s performance - when he took the bronze medal - in Klosters. “I love to play in Switzerland and am very happy for the support of the fans. Merci, Thank you.”

Photos, left to right: Runner-up Dalibor Svrcina (CZE), Runner-up Caijsa Hennemann (SWE).

“I am so happy to be here in Klosters and I thank everyone for their support”, she said in a courtside interview.

Despite having great players on a regular basis - such as Victoria Azarenka, Aryna Sabalenka, Max Minryi or Vladimir Voltschkov - this is the first ever gold medal in singles for Belarus at under 18 level. In 2011 and 2012, Ilona Kremen and Aliaksandra Sasnovich had claimed consecutive doubles titles.

18 & Under BOYS’ SINGLES

GIRLS’ SINGLES

GOLD: Valentin Royer (FRA)

GOLD: Anna Kubareva (BLR)

SILVER: Dalibor Svrcina (CZE)

SILVER: Caijsa Wilda Hennemann (SWE)

BRONZE: Matvey Minin (RUS) and Filip Misolic (AUT)

BRONZE: Loudmilla Bencheikh (FRA) and Linda Fruhvirtova (CZE)

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Russia (girls) and Czech Republic (boys) are the new champions of the Tennis Europe Nations Challenge by HEAD. This was the Czechs’ third appearance in a boys’ final, and first win, while the Russian girls extended their tally to six titles from twelve editions of the 12 & Under team competition. The Russian boys also fared well, finishing as runners-up to the Czechs, while Slovakia were the girls’ finalists.

The final rounds were held in France, with the boys’ teams travelling to Dijon, while the girls played in Ajaccio. A total of 61 national teams had taken part in the qualifying competition a fortnight before. The top two teams from each of the four qualifying groups progressed to the finals, where the eight teams were split into two groups of four in a round-robin format from Thursday to Saturday before Sunday’s final and placement matches.

Boys champions Czech Republic.

GIRLS’ FINAL After qualifying top of their respective round-robin groups, final debutantes Slovakia took on Russia, who were playing in their eighth final. In a dominant performance, the Russian onslaught was unrelenting. Alina Korneeva beat Lucia Hradecka 6-1 6-2 in the opening rubber, after which Mirra Andreeva shut out Renata Jamrichova. Korneeva & Victoria Milovanova made it a clean sweep for the Russians, making light work of Hradecka & Vanessa Novakova in the doubles for a 3-0 win.

BOYS’ FINAL Russia is the only nation ever to have won both the boy’s and girls’ event in the same year (2012), but the boys’ team from the Czech Republic was in no mood to allow a repeat of that feat. The team was in control from the outset, as Jam Kumstat fought off a gallant Ilya Maltsev for a 6-4 7-6(5) win. Maxim Mrva was too strong for Timofei Derepasko, posting a 6-4 6-2 win to secure the trophy. The doubles was won by the same scoreline as Mrva returned to court with Sebastian Chodura to undo Derepasko & Egor Pleshivtsev.

Final Standings

Photos: Girls champions Russia, Prize-giving ceremony.

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Czech Republic & Switzerland claim 14&U Summer Cups titles

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The Czech Republic won this year’s Boys’ 14&U European Summer Cups, beating defending champions France 2-1 in the final in Murcia, Spain to take home the Copa del Sol. This was their second win from as many final appearances, having last won in 2003. Meanwhile, in San Remo, Italy, team Switzerland, playing in its first ever final, won a maiden Europa Cup, seeing off the defending champions in a come-from-behind 2-1 victory.

A total of 64 national teams took part in this year’s competition. Both defending champions managed to return to the finals with completely new teams. The Czechs looked especially strong, being the only nation to qualify for both the boys’ and girls’’ final rounds. Such is their might that they were also represented in both finals.

BOYS - COPA DEL SOL Qualifying Rounds

Final Rounds - Murcia, Spain

Photos: Boys 14&U champions Czech Republic, Runner-up France.

fending off Germany 2-1 and then completely dominated the Bulgarians in the semis, shutting them out with a 3-0 win.

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The Czech Republic held the home team at bay, winning 2-1 in the quarterfinal and then pushing past a resilient Croatia 2-1 in the semis. France looked formidable,

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France had come through qualifying at home in Royan for the loss of just two rubbers. Initially easing past Norway 3-0, they then secured a berth in the final rounds with successive 2-1 victories, first over Italy, then against Croatia. Also playing qualies at home were the Czechs, who opened their campaign by making light work of Israel 3-0. They then backed that up with 2-1 and 2-0 wins over Serbia and Bulgaria respectively.

All teams at the boys final rounds in Murcia.

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Antoine Ghibaudo started the title defence with a 4-6 6-1 6-1 win over Lukas Velik to put the French boys up 1-0. Vojtech Petr, winner of three Category 1 events this year including Les Petis As, put the Czechs back at 1-1 as he eased past Gariel Debru 6-1 6-1. Petr then teamed up with Jakub Mensik in the all-important deciding doubles rubber. The Czechs got off to a flying start, winning the first set to love. The French boys were in no mood to relinquish their title so easily, however. With more consistent play, they showed plenty of grit and really took the second set to the Czechs. In the end, it was not enough, as Petr and Mensik sealed the match 6-0 7-5 to clinch the title 2-1 for the Czech Republic.

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Both Czech Republic and Switzerland came through the same qualifying group Zone B played in Rakovnik (CZE).

The Czechs had trounced Slovenia 3-0 and then beat Germany 2-1, while the Swiss girls defeated Israel 2-1 followed by a 3-0 whitewash of Croatia. The qualifying final came down to a championship tiebreak in the deciding doubles rubber, which the Swiss took 10-5, to qualify above the Czechs for the final rounds and ensured that the two nations would be in opposite halves of the draw.

Final Rounds - San Remo, Italy

Coming into the final rounds in San Remo, Russia looked to be in intimidating form, on a 9-0 match winning streak, not having lost one match in any of the qualifying rounds. They were taken out at the first hurdle by the Czechs, however, in the deciding doubles rubber. The Czechs strengthened and full of confidence, then ousted Ukraine 3-0 in the semi-finals. The Swiss dismissed the forlorn host nation 3-0 in the quarters and followed this up with a tense 10-8 championship tie break win in the live doubles rubber over Greece in the semis.

Resolute and determined to atone for their loss to Switzerland in the qualifying final, the Czechs were ready to face the Swiss for the second time in a week and defend

Girls Champions Switzerland.

Girls runners-up Czech Republic.

their crown. Nikola Bartunkova got things rolling for the Czechs, putting them ahead after the first rubber with a 3-6 6-4 7-5 win over Karolina Kozakova, reversing the result of their tussle in the qualifying rounds. Celine Naef levelled things for the Swiss, exacting revenge on Kristyna Tomajkova 7-5 6-4 in the second singles match. Naef had teamed with Anina Lanz in their earlier doubles win over Italy, but in the final she was to play with Kozakova.

The Swiss pair was too solid for the Czech combination of Bartunkova & Brenda Fruhvirtova, taking the match 6-4 6-4 and claiming the tie and the trophy 2-1.

The final rounds of the 14&U Summer Cups also serve as European qualifying for the ITF World Junior Tennis competition, which took place in Prostejov (CZE) from 5-10 August.

The top 5 boys’ and girls’ teams (*), plus hosts Czech Republic, qualified to compete in Prostejov.

The 16 and 18 & Under competition qualifying rounds were held during the weekend of 31 July – 2 August, and the final rounds from 5-7 August.

Final Standings Boys’ 14 & Under

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France & Russia defend 16&U Summer Cups titles

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France and Russia have won the boys’ and girls’ 16&U European Summer Cups titles. It is the twelfth ‘Borotra Cup’ title for the French, while the Russian girls lifted the trophy for a ninth time.

After 64 teams took part in eight qualifying events across the continent the culmination of the event saw the top eight qualifying boys’ and girls’ teams playing for the Cups in Le Touquet and Budapest respectively.

The top six teams from the final rounds also qualify to take part in the Junior Davis and Fed Cup by BNP Paribas finals in Lake Nona, USA, at the end of September.

France were the in-form team, and perhaps favourites coming into the match on home soil as defending Champions. France have won on eleven previous occasions, while this was Serbia’s first ever final in this age category. Last year’s runners-up Italy were upset in the qualifying stages on home soil in Latiano by Ukraine.

In the final rounds, France came through to the final with a strong 3-0 opening win over Ukraine. They fol-

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Boys’ Finals - Le Touquet (FRA)

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lowed this with a 2-1 come-from-behind win against Great Britain in the semi-finals, with a dramatic 10-8 win in the championship tiebreak in the deciding doubles. Serbia beat 2017 champions Czech Republic in the quarters, and were even stronger in the semi-finals, downing Spain 3-0.

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Recent European Junior Championships Gold Medalist Mehdi Sadaoui got the host nation off to a good start after a battle royale against #9 ranked Stefan Popovic 7-5 6-7(4) 6-4. Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard put the result beyond doubt for the French, outdoing Hamad Medjedovic 6-4 6-4. Although the French were gunning for the whitewash at home, it was not to be as Medjedovic & Petar Teodorovic restored some pride for the Serbs, defeating Mpetshi Perricard & Max Westphal 2-6 7-6(5) 10-6.

Girls’ Finals - Budapest (HUN) Russia were three-time defending champions, having amassed eight titles, plus a further three as part of the USSR. The Czech Republic had their own impressive record, boasting 4 titles and an additional four as Czechoslovakia.

16&U boys champions France.

Russia looked impressive from the outset, opening with a 3-0 win over their neighbours Belarus in the quarterfinals. In the semi-finals they prevented the French team from joining their male counterparts in the final with a straightforward win in the deciding

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doubles rubber. The Czech Republic scored 2-1 wins over Serbia and Germany to progress to their fifth final.

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Russia, playing in their fifth consecutive final, made it four straight wins, shutting out their Czech opponents in the decider. Oksana Selekhmeteva came from behind

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to beat last year’s 14&U European Junior Champion Linda Noskova 3-6 7-6(2) 6-3. This year’s 16&U European Junior Champion, Polina Kudermetova was too strong for Darja Vidmanova, winning 6-4 7-5. Kudermetova then teamed up with Diana Schnaider to complete the triple win over the two Czechs, winning the doubles 6-3 6-4.

Notes from Tennis Europe The 2019 Tennis Europe Juniors & Pro Conference will be held in Milan, Italy, from 6-7 November, during the ATP Next Gen Finals tournament. For further information, contact Stephanie Kamberi.

The Tennis Europe Top Executives’ Meeting will take place in Madrid, Spain, from 19-21 November, coinciding with the Davis Cup by Rakuten Finals. The conference will focus on the topics of Sports Management and Leadership in Federations. For more information, contact Nadja Koran.

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France & Belarus repeat 18&U Summer Cups wins

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France and Belarus successfully defended the 18&U European Summer Cups titles after a week of competition which saw 40 national teams in action across seven qualifying venues. The top eight qualifiers battled for the prestigious team titles at two venues in France over three days.

Boys’ Finals - La Rochelle (FRA) France were three-time defending champions and strong pre-tournament favourites as the top seeds and playing with a home advantage. Since 1991, they have made a whopping fifteen finals appearances, including a total of eight wins and seven runner-up finishes. Italy has won just one title, back in 2013, when they beat who else? - France.

Girls 18&U champions Belarus.

With wins over Germany and the Czech Republic, France made it through to a fourth straight final. They would meet Italy, who had seen off Great Britain and Slovakia to set up a final between the competition’s top two seeds.

FINAL France 2 - Italy 1

The home team got off to a one rubber to nil lead in the final, although it was hotly disputed. Kyrian Jacquet defeated Francesco Passaro 7-5 3-6 6-4. Harold Mayot had an easier win over Matteo Arnaldi 6-0 7-5. With the result beyond doubt, Passaro and Jacquet faced each other again in the doubles partnered by Filippo Moroni and European 18&U Junior Champion Valentin Royer respectively. The French were not able to make it a clean sweep though, with the Italian pair taking the dead rubber 6-4 7-5.

Girls Finals - Granville (FRA) Belarus won their maiden title in 2018, having reached the final on one previous occasion. Slovakia were also one-time champions in 2012, and two-time finalists.

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level the tie at one rubber apiece. After two thrilling three-set tussles, all four players came back on court for a mighty battle for the trophy. After a close first set loss, the Belarusians won the second as well as a thrilling championship tiebreak to keep the trophy in their hands for another year, the final score of 5-7 6-4 11-9 indicative of the fighting spirit shown by both teams.

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The 24th edition of the Tennis Europe Junior Masters will take place at CT Rocco Polimeni in Reggio Calabria (ITA) from 4-6 October. A special session of the Tennis Europe Junior School will be held on the eve of the tournament.

Devised to allow the elite players of the Tennis Europe Junior Tour a final opportunity to compete against each other before the year-end rankings are published, the event features a myriad of household names amongst the former competitors.

Former world #1s Kim Clijsters and Rafael Nadal capped their best seasons on the 14 & Under circuit by winning the event in 1997 and 2000 respectively, while players such as Andy Murray, Alexander Zverev, Kim Clijsters, Simona Halep and Belinda Bencic are all former medallists.

BOYS 16 & UNDER PETER BENJAMIN PRIVARA (SVK) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 1 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 8 2019 WIN/LOSS: 37-2

MARIANO TAMMARO (ITA) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 5 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 29 2019 WIN/LOSS: 27-10

WINNER: 6 titles; Barcelona (Nacho Juncosa), Warsaw, Sarajevo, Novia Sad, Rijeka, Trencianske Teplice

WINNER: 1 title; Gyor DOUBLES: 3 titles; Larnaca, Nicosia, Siauliai

PETER BULDORINI (ITA) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 2 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK:18 2019 WIN/LOSS: 36-9

AINIUS SABALIAUSKAS (LTU) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 7 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 27 2019 WIN/LOSS: 24-7

WINNER: 3 titles; Haid, Krems, Tirana FINALIST: 2 trophies; Barcelona (Nacho Juncosa), Zoetermeer DOUBLES: 3 titles; Tirana, Paola, Zoetermeer

WINNER: 2 titles; Riga, Tallinn FINALIST: 1 trophy: Siauliai DOUBLES: 2 titles; Larnaca, Nicosia

ALEN BILL (CRO) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 3 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 25 2019 WIN/LOSS: 33-10

PETER NAD (SVK) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 8 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 33 2019 WIN/LOSS: 23-7

WINNER: 1 title; Cakovec FINALIST: 2 trophies; Maribor, Pancevo DOUBLES TITLES: 4 titles; Regensburg, Crema, Budapest, Pancevo

FINALIST: 4 trophies; Warsaw, Veli Losinj, Maribor, Novi Sad DOUBLES: 4 titles; Warsaw, Veli Losinj, Maribor, Rijeka

VLADIMIR POPOV (BUL) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 4 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 28 2019 WIN/LOSS: 23-10 WINNER: 1 title; Nivellles FINALIST: 1 trophy; Curtea de Arges DOUBLES: 1 title; Nivelles VILIUS GAUBAS (LTU) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 5 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 24 2019 WIN/LOSS: 20-6 WINNER: 1 title; Irpin FINALIST: 2 trophies; Riga, Barcelona (Sanchez Casal) DOUBLES: 1 title; Penina

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WINNER: 3 titles; Warsaw, Pont Des Generations, Antalya DOUBLES TITLES: 2 titles; Warsaw, Barcelona (Sanchez Casal) KSENIA ZAYTSEVA (RUS) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 2 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 23 2019 WIN/LOSS: 31-2 WINNER: 5 titles; Barcelona (Nacho Juncosa), Torellรณ, Larnaca, Belgorod, Nicosia FINALIST: 1 trophy; Warsaw DOUBLES: 4 titles; Barcelona (Nacho Juncosa), Warsaw, Belgorod, Nicosia LUCIA CIRIC BAGARIC (CRO) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 3 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 28 2019 WIN/LOSS: 21-8 WINNER: 1 title; Fossano FINALIST: 2 trophies; Milano Avvenire, Barcelona (Sanchez Casal) DOUBLES TITLES: 1 title; Fossano SARA SVETAC (CRO) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 5 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 36 2019 WIN/LOSS: 39-13

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WINNER: 2 titles; Cakovec, Budapest FINALIST: 2 trophies; Sarajevo, Crema DOUBLES: 2 titles; Cakovec, Rijeka SEBASTIANNA SCILIPOTI (SUI) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 6 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 22 2019 WIN/LOSS: 25-2

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BOYS 14 & UNDER MIHAI ALEXANDRU COMAN (ROU) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 2 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 1 2019 WIN/LOSS: 35-7 WINNER: 2 titles; Bucharest, Mamaia (U16) FINALIST: 1 trophy; Tim Essonne DOUBLES: 1 trophy; European Junior Championships YAROSLAV DEMIN (RUS) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 3 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 3 2019 WIN/LOSS: 41-10 WINNER: 3 titles; Kazan (U16), Sofia, Minsk FINALIST: 2 trophies; Stockholm, Kremlin Cup Junior DOUBLES: 4 titles; Kazan (U16), Pinsk (U16), Palermo, Tim Essonne LUKAS VELIK (CZE) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 4 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 8 2019 WIN/LOSS: 35-8

WINNER: 3 titles; Rakovnik, Trnava, Milovice DOUBLES: 2 titles; Piestany, Milovice GABRIEL DEBRU (FRA) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 5 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 10 2019 WIN/LOSS: 25-13 WINNER: 1 title; Pescara DOUBLES: 2 titles; Maia, Christmas Cup MAXIM ZHUKOV (RUS) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 6 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 4 2019 WIN/LOSS: 29-12 WINNER: 2 titles; Kremlin Cup, Christmas Cup FINALIST: 1 trophy; Rutesheim (U16) DOUBLES: 2 titles; Regensburg (U16), Rutesheim (U16)

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DINO PRIZMIC (CRO) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 30* TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 11 2019 WIN/LOSS: 25-5 WINNER: 2 titles; Zagreb, Maribor (U16) FINALIST: European Junior Championships (*earning him direct qualification into the Masters) DOUBLES TITLES: 1 title; Zagreb

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MARC MAJDANZIC (GER) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 7 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 8 2019 WIN/LOSS: 35-8 WINNER: 3 titles; Rakovnik, Trnava, Milovice DOUBLES: 2 titles; Piestany, Milovice

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WINNER: 2 titles; Sofia (Elia Cup), Ulcinj FINALIST: 3 trophies; Rutesheim, Sofia (Bulgaria Cup), Sliven DOUBLES: 3 titles; Sofia (Elia Cup), Sofia (Bulgaria Cup), Ulcinj

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ALISA BARANOVSKA (UKR) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 1 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 2 2019 WIN/LOSS: 45-11

LUCA UDVARDY (HUN) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 13 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 24 2019 WIN/LOSS: 43-15

WINNER: 5 titles; Regensburg (U16), Irpin (U16), Kiev (U16), Sofia (Bulgaria Cup), Minsk (Smena Cup) FINALIST: Rutesheim, Minsk Star DOUBLES: 3 titles; Rutesheim (U16), Irpin (U16), Minsk (Smena Cup)

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PETRA MARCINKO (CRO) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 3 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 3 2019 WIN/LOSS: 50-12 WINNER: 4 titles; Open du Stade Franรงais, Foligno (U16), Antalya, Zoetermeer (U16) FINALIST: 4 trophies; Irpin, Piestany, Rakovnik, Rijeka (U16) DOUBLES: 1 title; Antalya DARIA YESYPCHUK (UKR) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 5 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 10 2019 WIN/LOSS: 41-19

HANNA TSITAVETS (BLR) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 16 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 19 2019 WIN/LOSS: 33-12 WINNER: 2 titles; Liepaja, Minsk Star FINALIST: 2 trophies; Lida Pepsi Cup (U16), Minsk (Belankton Cup) DOUBLES: 4 titles; Riga (U16), Pinsk (U16), Minsk Star, Stockholm JANA STOJANOVA (MKD) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 19 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 20 2019 WIN/LOSS: 43-9

WINNER: 1 title; Rakovnik FINALIST: Antalya GD Tennis Cup (U16), Antalya Kizil Cup DOUBLES: 2 titles; Minsk (Smena Cup), Antlaya Kizil Cup

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NIKOLA DAUBNEROVA (SVK) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 8 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 8 2019 WIN/LOSS: 50-13

AMELIE SMEJKALOVA (CZE) RACE TO MASTERS RANK: 19 TENNIS EUROPE JUNIOR TOUR RANK: 5 2019 WIN/LOSS: 38-13

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In-Albon and Piros triumph at 21&U Invitational Zsombor Piros of Hungary and Ylena In-Albon of Switzerland are the champions of the inaugural Tennis Europe 21 & Under Invitational tournament.

The event was held to coincide with the ATP 500 Hamburg European Open in Germany and was a unique cooperation between Tennis Europe, the Hamburg organisers and the German Tennis Federation, designed to give promising young men and women experience of big matches, star treatment, and the chance to win financial grants to help with their career development and travel expenses.

In-Albon managed to avenge a five-set defeat at the round robin stage to Ilona Ghioroaie of Romania to take the title. Having taken a first set tie break, she eased to a 4-3(1) 4-0 4-2 win to end the tournament with four wins and one loss.

Winners and runners-up.

Piros swept to victory in a one-sided boys’ final, conceding just two games to Poland’s Daniel Michalski.

Michalski had looked impressive in his semi-final against junior world #2, wild card Holger Rune of Denmark, but couldn’t reproduce that form as he went down to the Hungarian for the second time in four days. Having met in the round-robin phase, Piros was well-prepared and dominated for a 4-2 4-0 4-0 victory.

Both men and women played best-of-five set matches with a shorter format; sets were played as First to Four games with a tie-break at 3-All, and ‘No-Ad’ scoring (receiver decides). Additionally, the ‘No Let’ rule was in place, and players were able to communicate with their

Ylena In-Albon (SUI).

coaches during the match. A total pool of €50,000 was distributed between the sixteen players that took part in the round robin competition.

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ITF & Tennis Europe Announce Enhancements to Junior Player Pathway

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) and Tennis Europe have announced an enhanced pathway between the 16 & Under Tennis Europe Junior Tour and the 18 & Under ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors to further opportunities for the best junior talent in Europe.

the transition for juniors within this region, and we are looking to expand this initiative in discussion with our other Regional Associations. We will continue to optimise the structures that will allow our junior players to maximise their potential and talent.”

From 2020, reserved places in the main draws of ITF Junior tournaments in Europe will be available for players based on their Tennis Europe ranking.

Tennis Europe Junior Committee Chair, Eva-Maria Schneider commented: “We would like to underline the importance of a beneficial pathway for our young players.

16 & Under tournaments have traditionally struggled to attract top players as many of them try to jump directly to the 18 & Under circuit. With this project, 16 & Unders are rewarded for playing age-appropriate events, and we are better able to support them on their path to ITF Junior tournaments.”

This system will extend the ITF player pathway within Europe and create a clear link between regional and global competition, while ensuring that junior players are playing at the most appropriate level to optimise their development.

The criteria for reserved places will depend on the Grade of tournament and will only be available to players aged 15 and 16 – with players aged 14 and under encouraged to continue playing in Tennis Europe events in the best interests of their long-term development.

ITF President David Haggerty welcomed the pathway enhancements, saying: “The ITF is committed to providing a clear and efficient pathway, maximising opportunities for the most talented players to progress.

This new partnership with Tennis Europe will support

This announcement comes after the successful introduction of junior reserved places at the $15,000 event level of the ITF World Tennis Tour. Reserved places have allowed junior players who have earned a high ITF junior ranking through their performance at junior level to contest professional events and in many cases helped them to establish themselves at this higher level. So far in 2019, 450 players have taken up junior reserved main draw places with 9 tournament winners and 51 instances of a player reaching the semifinal or better.

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European Senior Championships in Pörtschach The biggest-ever edition of the European Senior Championships was held in Pörtschach Austria, where 350 players were in action across all age categories from Over 35 to Over 85.

The event attracted a strong line-up, with 5 current ITF Senior Circuit world #1s amongst the eventual 18 singles champions. Home players proved to be the stars of the men’s event, with 5 Austrian players lifting silverware. Amongst those was the Senior Circuit’s most celebrated male player, Peter Pokorny, who added the Men’s 75 to his incredible list of European titles, having conceded just nine games in four matches.

Meanwhile, Mario Haider-Maurer made an explosive debut on the ITF Senior Circuit to claim the Men’s 35 title without dropping a set. He was pushed to the limit against world #2 Luca Serena (ITA) in the first set of their final before eventually claiming a 7-6(9) 6-3 win. Clemens Weinhandl was another Austrian to win on home soil, successfully defending his Men’s 45 title, while

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Michael Maldoner claimed the Men’s 60 title and Heinz Gabernig took the 80s event.

If Austrian success was the story of the men’s event, German dominance was the tale of the ladies’ competition, with six players emerging victorious. Among them

MEDALS Men’s 35 Mario Haider-Maurer (AUT) d. Luca Serena (ITA) 7-6(9) 6-3 Men’s 45 Clemens Weindhandl (AUT) d. Petr Kovacka (CZE) 7-6(2) 6-4

Women’s 35 Christine Kraupa (GER) (Round-Robin event) Women’s 40 Stefanie Kolar (GER) d. Kristine Quadflieg (GER) 6-1 6-2

Men’s 50 Taras Beyko (CAN) d. Michael Kocher (GER) 6-2 6-3

Women’s 45 Susi Fortun Lohrmann (GER) d. Lucia Conde Vidal (ESP) 6-2 6-0

Men’s 55 Christian Greuter (GER) d. Manfred Hundstorfer (AUT) 6-3 6-4

Women’s 60 Carolyn Nichols (USA) d. Karien Theeuwes (NED) 6-1 6-0

Men’s 60 Michael Maldoner (AUT) d. Karl Pansy (AUT) 6-4 6-4 Men’s 65 Wayne Cowley (AUS) d. Harald Hellmonseder (AUT) 6-1 6-4 Men’s 70 Torsten Hansson (SWE) d. Mats Lilja (SWE) 4-6 7-6(8) 6-4 Men’s 75 Peter Pokorny (AUT) d. Klaus Kreuzhuber (AUT) 6-1 6-2 Men’s 80 Heinz Gabernig (AUT) d. Heinz Kleinemas (GER) 6-0 2-1 ret

Women’s 65 Reinhilde Adams (GER) d. Monika Quirmbach (GER) 6-2 6-3 Women’s 70 Heidi Eisterlehner (GER) d. Sylvia Bauwens (GER) 6-3 6-2 Women’s 75 Michele Bichon (FRA) d. Heide Orth (GER) 7-6(3) 6-4 Women’s 80 Elisabeth van Boemmel (GER) d. Nanda Fischer (GER) 6-3 6-7(5) 10-5 Women’s 85 Shirley Whitaker (AUS) (Round-Robin event)

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European Senior Championships in Pörtschach was 12-time Tennis Europe Senior Player of the Year Heidi Eisterlehner, who extended her winning record against second seeded German compatriot Sylvia Bauwens to 21-0 in the Over 70 final.

There were also several overseas winners at this first Open edition of the Championships – Australia’s Wayne Cowley claimed the Men’s 65 title, while Canada’s Taras Beyko took the Men’s 50. On the women’s side, world #1 Carolyn Nichols of the USA eased her way to the Over 60 title, losing just two games in three matches, while Shirley Whitaker (AUS) claimed the most senior of titles: the Over 85.

It was a successful trip to Europe for the players from other regions, who took full advantage of the opportunity to compete at back to back high-level events in Portschach. Nichols, Whitaker and Beyko also triumphed

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at the Grade A 36th ÖM Werzer Generali Kelag Trophy 2019 held the previous week.

Summarising the event, Tournament Director Gernot Dreier commented, “Overall, we are very happy with all aspects of the tournament. The weather has been great, the players were excellent both in terms of quality and quantity, and we enjoyed an excellent cooperation between the organising team and the local authorities and hotels. Personally, I am very happy that our team was assigned to continue with the organisation of such a prestigious event, and that we were able to host it at Werzer’s Arena in Pörtschach. I am already looking forward to welcoming everybody back for next year’s edition of the Championships.”

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European Senior Club Championships at La Manga Club Week One of the European Senior Club Championships took place last week at the award-winning La Manga Club resort in Murcia, Spain, where 43 teams from 14 nations were in action.

French teams dominated the men’s events, picking up three of the four available titles. Having failed to score any men’s medals in 2018, French clubs stormed back to win the 45, 50 and 55 & Over categories, with Reuil, SP Vicky and De Thiais each claiming titles.

The exception was the ‘home’ team from CT Murcia, who successfully defended the Men’s 35s title.

2019 Roll of Honour: Men 35 & Over: Murcia CT (ESP) d. Akersberg 1 (SWE) Men 45 & Over: Rueil (FRA) d. St. Valentin (AUT) Men 50 & Over: SP Vichy (FRA) d. Villa D’Adda (ITA) Men 55 & Over: De Thiais (FRA) d. Thiola (NED) Women 40 & Over: Borgotrebbia (ITA) d- Gym TC (BEL) Women 45 & Over: TC Riga (LAT) d. Smash (NED) Women 50 & Over: Wimbledon (GBR) d. Club de Campo (ESP)

On the women’s side, Borgotrebbia of Italy won a first ever European title in the 40 & Over category. Riga of Latvia swapped last year’s 40s title for the 45 & Over.

Wimbledon LTC of Great Britain pipped Club de Campo to the 50 & Over title, leaving the Spaniards with silver medals for a second successive year.

Tennis Europe extends its gratitude to the team from La Manga Club, who worked tirelessly to ensure optimal

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playing conditions for the participants following torrential rains and flooding during the run-up to the event.

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CT Murcia celebrate another ‘home’ victory.

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Women’s medallists after the finals.

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Russia and Italy clinch European Beach Tennis Championship titles Russian and Italian teams dominated the European Beach Tennis Championships in Kranevo (BUL), winning 8 of the 9 available medals on Sunday’s final day of action.

World #1 Nikita Burmakin teamed with Sergey Kuptsov to give Russia its first ever European men’s doubles title. The Russian third seeds had strolled through to the semi-finals, where they outlasted top seeds Doriano Beccaccioli & Davide Benussi in the match of the tournament, eventually prevailing with a marathon 7-6(5) 3-6 6-4 win.

Playing their second consecutive final, Burmakin & Kuptsov faced Spaniards Antomi Ramos & Gerard Rodriguez, who had ended the run of another Russian team, Nikolai Gurev & Ivan Syrov in their semi. A hotly contested final saw Burmakin & Kuptsov win 6-4 7-6(6) to secure the historic victory.

Speaking after the win, a delighted Burmakin commented, “We are very happy to have finally won here - I’ve been trying for seven years. We won the mixed doubles once, but the dream has always been to win the men’s.

Last year we got very close, and the scenario was repeated, with a very tough semi-final before we managed to hold on today. After this, we’re looking forward to more victories.”

The final marked the first time in the 12 editions of the tournament that no Italian team contested the men’s final. In contrast, the women’s event produced an all-Ital-

MEDALS Men’s Doubles Gold: Burmakin/Kuptsov (RUS) d. Ramos Viera/ Rodriguez (ESP) 6-4 7-6(6) Bronze: Beccaccioli/Benussi (ITA) d. Gurev/Syrov (RUS) 6-4 6-1 Women’s Doubles Gold: Cimatti/Gasparri (ITA) d. Daina/Nobile (ITA) 6-3 2-6 6-1 Bronze: Churakova/Glimakova (RUS) d. Kirgizova/ Nikoyan (RUS) 7-5 3-6 6-3 Mixed Doubles Gold: Daina/Beccaccioli (ITA) d. Cimatti/Giovannini (ITA) 6-4 6-2 Bronze: Glimakova/Burmakin (RUS) d. Hoarau/ Irigaray (FRA) 6-4 6-2

Women’s final

Mens doubles winners Nikita Burmakin & Sergey Kuptsov (RUS).

ian final for a sixth consecutive year. Both defending champions were back in the final, but this time on opposite sides of the net as Sofia Cimatti teamed with 2017 champion Gulia Gasparri, while Flaminia Daina paired with Nicole Nobile.

The battle between the top two seeds was as tight as expected, though after splitting the opening two sets it was to be Cimatti & Gasparri that ran away with the decider, eventually posting a 6-3 2-6 6-1 win. Cimatti has now won 4 of last 5 European women’s titles, while Gasparri picks her second win from five consecutive finals.

The mixed doubles provided more silverware for Italy, and a measure of revenge for Daina over her victor in the women’s final, as she teamed with Doriano Baccaccioli for a 6-4 6-2 win over Cimatti and Tommaso Giovannini.

Italy therefore topped the Nations Ranking at the end of the event, just as it has in each previous edition. However, Russia’s success produced the closest ever chase to the spot, with Spain finishing third.

126 players from 19 Tennis Europe member nations took part in the event, which was hosted by the Bulgarian Tennis Federation from 5-8 September, and was preceded by special junior competitions for the 14 and 18 & Under age groups.

Click here for a photo gallery from Kranevo

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Service Line... stories you may have missed EVENTS Austria, Belarus, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Sweden are the European nations to have secured spots at the Davis Cup by Rakuten Qualifiers in 2020. They will be joined in the qualifying draw by Brazil, Ecuador, Korea Republic, Uruguay and Uzbekistan and either Pakistan or India, plus the 14 nations that end in 5th – 18th place after this year’s finals.

The 2020 Fed Cup by BNP Paribas qualifying draw is as follows (home nations listed first): USA vs. Latvia, Netherlands vs. Belarus, Romania vs. Russia, Brazil vs. Germany, Spain vs. Japan, Switzerland vs. Canada, Belgium vs. Kazakhstan, Slovakia vs. Great Britain.

Ties will be played during the weekend of 7-8 February.

WTA tennis will return to Berlin in 2020, with the creation of a new Premier Series grass court tournament during the week of 15-21 June.

Juan Martín del Potro will return from knee surgery in Stockholm next month.

COACHING CAROUSEL Simona Halep has reunited with coach Darren Cahill, who guided her to her first Grand Slam title and the world #1 ranking. Garbiñe Muguruza and Anabel Medina Garrigues have extended their working relationship for the rest of the year. Naomi Osaka has split with Jermaine Jenkins and is currently without a coach. Angelique Kerber has switched from coach Rainer Schuttler to Dirk Dier.

Denis Shapovalov is working with former world #8 Mikhail Youzhny, while Kyle Edmund has split with coach Mark Hilton.

SPONSORSHIP

The next week, a new ATP 250 series grass court event will take place in Santa Ponça, Mallorca. The tournament will offer €900,000 in prize money and will replace the Antalya Open in Turkey.

The French Tennis Federation has signed a threeyear deal with sports retail chain Intersport, who will become its official distributor. The FFT intends to use the partnership to develop and support the practise of tennis in clubs.

Karen Khachanov has signed a three-year deal to compete at the ATP Halle tournament and becomes the fourth Top 10 player to confirm for 2020.

Air Asia is set to be an official partner of the Davis Cup

by Rakuten Madrid Finals in 2019 and 2020.

US software firm Oracle will fund and create a series of professional tennis tournaments in the USA. The Oracle Pro Series will contain around 25 men’s and women’s tournaments ranging from $25,000 $108,000 and offering ATP and WTA ranking points.

David Ferrer will take over from Albert Costa as the new Director of the ATP Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell.

COMEBACK TRAIL Kim Clijsters has announced her return to professional tennis in 2020. The Belgian became the first mother since 1980 to win a Grand Slam title when she returned from a first retirement to win the 2009 US Open. As a former world #1, Clijsters is entitled to receive unlimited wild cards.

Daniil Medvedev has added Russian commercial bank Tinkoff to his growing list of endorsements.

MEDIA Eurosport announced massive growth in audiences for its coverage of the 2019 US Open, with an average 25% increase across it’s 11 main markets of Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Spain, and Sweden. Viewing figures during the men’s final between Rafael Nadal and Daniil Medvedev were 62% higher than last year’s final, while Serena Williams and Bianca Andreescu’s women’s final saw a 28% increase compared to 2018.

Former world #12 Tatiana Golovin is also due to return to the tour next month, having been forced to retire in 2008 with a chronic back injury.

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - Overall Tennis Europe’s junior ranking system is devised to give a unified overall list that 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

& 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 24th September, 2019 .

Name

Nat.

Points

01

Polina Kudermetova

RUS

3280

02

Elsa Jacquemot

FRA

3226

03

Oksana Selekhmeteva

RUS

3026

04

Cori Gauff

USA

2606

USA

2113

Rank

05 NEW Alexandra Yepifanova 06

Priska Madelyn Nugroho

INA

2060

07

Ane Mintegi Del Olmo

ESP

1940

08

Diana Shnaider

RUS

1820

09 NEW Linda Noskova

CZE

1803

10 NEW Darja Vidmanova

CZE

1751

Name

Nat.

Points

01

Shintaro Mochizuki

JPN

4640

02

Holger Rune

DEN

4312

03

Martin Damm

USA

3695

04

Toby Alex Kodat

USA

2745

05

Carlos Alcaraz Garfia

ESP

1838

SRB

1757

07 NEW Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard FRA

1476

08 NEW Peter Benjamin Privara

SVK

1364

09 NEW Jack Pinnington Jones

GBR

1328

10 NEW Max Westphal

FRA

1250

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Overall Girls’ Ranking

Polina Kudermetova (RUS).

Overall Boys’ Ranking Rank

06 NEW Hamad Medjedovic

Holger Rune (DEN).

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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

& 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 24th September, 2019 .

Rank

01

Name

Nat.

Points

Nikola Bartunkova

CZE

1040

UKR

1025

02 NEW Alisa Baranovska 03

Petra Marcinko

CRO

885

04

Elena Pridankina

RUS

865

CZE

809

05 NEW Amelie Smejkalova 06

Yaroslava Bartashevich

RUS

790

07

Anastasia Gureva

RUS

785

08 NEW Nikola Daubnerova

SVK

765

09 NEW Karolina Kozakova

SUI

745

10 NEW Daria Yesypchuk

UKR

740

Name

Nat.

Points

01

Mihai Alexandru Coman

ROU

930

02

Vojtech Petr

CZE

919

03

Yaroslav Demin

RUS

810

04

Maxim Zhukov

RUS

750

05

Georg Eduard Israelan

GER

705

06

Alexander Blockx

BEL

700

07 NEW Jakub Mensik

CZE

670

08 NEW Marc Majdandzic

GER

660

09 NEW Lukas Velik

CZE

660

10 NEW Gabriel Debru

FRA

655

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14 & Under Girls

Alisa Baranovska (UKR).

Rank

© tennisfoto.net

14 & Under Boys

Jakub Mensik (CZE).

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 12 & Under Week

Venue

11 Jun

Riga (LAT)

1

11 Jun

Aylesbury (GBR)

1

18 Jun 18 Jun 18 Jun 18 Jun

Nastola (FIN) Patra (GRE) Prijedor (BIH) Trieste (ITA)

Category

2 2 1 1

25 Jun

Budapest (HUN)

2

25 Jun

Veldhoven (NED)

2

25 Jun

Porto San Giorgio (ITA)

1

25 Jun

Ptolemaida (GRE)

2

25 Jun

Rakovnik (CZE)

1

02 Jul

Otočec Ob Krki (SLO)

2

02 Jul 02 Jul 09 Jul 09 Jul

Budapest (HUN) Muenster (GER) Ruse (BUL) Ohain (Brussels)

2 1 2 2

09 Jul

Vilnius (LTU)

2

09 Jul

Neunkirchen (GER)

1

09 Jul

Fürstenfeld (AUT)

1

16 Jul

Kufstein (AUT)

1

16 Jul

Forli (ITA)

2

16 Jul

Koblenz (GER)

1

16 Jul

Buzau (ROU)

2

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

J Engel (GER)

J D Silva (POR)

36 75 64

Alopaeus/Paldanius (FIN)

M Andreeva (RUS)

L Couto (POR)

63 60

Andreeva (RUS)/Brutane (LAT)

J Mazingham (GBR)

S Khediri (GBR)

62 64

Gusic Wan/Khediri (GBR)

H Oluwadare (GBR)

M Xu (GBR)

63 76

Oluwadare/Xu (GBR)

A Salo (FIN)

H Maxy (FRA)

67 64 10-6

Nikolaev/Tiutiunov (RUS)

D Bochkova (RUS)

E Kryuchkova (RUS)

64 60

Bochkova/Golovina (RUS)

O Shahar (ISR)

I Sakkas (GRE)

46 62 10-7

Makris/Sakkas (GRE)

S Deppner (FRA)

J Bretnacher (FRA)

60 63

Bretnacher/Maurice (FRA)

G Vrel Nagel (FRA)

Marko Retelj (SLO)

64 61

Mietusch/Radtke (GER)

N Nesterovic (GER)

E Cikajlo (SLO)

64 60

Linhartova (CZE)/Stusek (GER)

F Cina (ITA)

M S Maeng (KOR)

60 36 76

Maeng/Ryu (KOR)

H Schnack (GER)

D Vaissaud (FRA)

67 64 63

Cho/Yang (KOR)

M Todoran (ROU)

K Kincses (HUN)

76 64

Fenyves/Kincses (HUN)

M Biro (HUN)

I Ridjan (CRO)

63 60

Hradecka/Skoricova (SVK)

M Rottgering (NED)

T Boogaard (NED)

62 75

Duforets/Jucha (FRA)

E Ivanov (NZL)

S Deppner (FRA)

76 26 10-5

Du Pree/Ilahi (NED)

C M Ryu (KOR)

F Cina (ITA)

61 60

Markovina (CRO)/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

A Korneeva (RUS)

Y Konstantinova (BUL)

76 61

Korneeva/Masiianskaia (RUS)

I Simeonov (RUS)

K Karpouzas (GRE)

76 62

Makris/Sakkas (GRE)

A Panagiotidou (GRE)

N Gkartzonika (GRE)

60 61

Batzi/Panagiotidou (GRE)

B Gusic Wan (GBR)

A Frechet (FRA)

61 61

Frechet (FRA)/Gusic Wan (GBR)

M Andreeva (RUS)

P Humeniuk (UKR)

61 60

Oktiabreva (RUS)/Samsonova (CZE)

L Albreht (SLO)

P Angeli (SLO)

64 16 10-8

Angeli/Petrovic (SLO)

E Cikajlo (SLO)

N Kovacic (SLO)

62 62

Kovacic/Sisak Molan (SLO)

K Kincses (HUN)

H Shylov (ROU)

61 16 14-12 Fenyves/Kincses (HUN)

I Zbranca (ROU)

O M Flonta (ROU)

64 62

Nocaci/Zbranca (ROU)

G Ghetu (ROU)

D C Carteputreda (ROU)

63 63

Carteputreda/Ghetu (ROU)

M Andreeva (RUS)

A Van Riesen (GER)

60 60

Bennemann/Faerber (GER)

A Bogomolov (RUS)

I Ivanov (BUL)

64 61

Coreisa/Neagu (ROU)

A E Komarov (ROU)

P Vimba (RUS)

60 61

Komarov/Zbranca (ROU)

P A Faut (FRA)

E Pierrot (FRA)

63 26 10-8

Ezerzer/Faut (FRA)

S Zenbi (FRA)

L Palumbo (LUX)

64 64

Berckmans/Thys (BEL)

A Geciauskas (LTU)

J Skierus (LTU)

62 60

Dinits (RUS)/Skierus (LTU)

M Golovina (RUS)

P Korolova (LAT)

46 60 10-6

Korolova (LAT)/Kruk (BLR)

W Rejchtman V (SWE)

G Ghetu (ROU)

63 64

Kalanov (GRE)/Yilmaz (TUR)

H Schnack (GER)

V Mincheva (RUS)

36 64 64

Martin/Schnack (GER)

G Zemla (POL)

A Faragcao (CAN)

62 63

Frechet (FRA)/Pieleanu (ROU)

E M Ionescu (ROU)

R Jamrichova (SVK)

67 75 61

Hradecka/Jamrichova (SVK)

R Bennani (MAR)

D Lewandowski (POL)

62 16 62

Richter/Weber (SUI)

E M Ionescu (ROU)

D Miskovic (CRO)

61 61

Noering/Noering (GER)

P Basile (ITA)

M Mecarelli (ITA)

36 61 61

Sciahbasi/Surano (ITA)

M Buchnik (ISR)

F Marino (ITA)

60 60

Buchnik (ISR)/Nagy (ROU)

Y Nittmann (GER)

M Schoenhaus (GER)

62 61

McDonald/Sickenberger (GER)

J Stusek (GER)

V Pohle (GER)

60 62

Nesterovic/Stusek (GER)

Y T Alexandrescou (ROU)

D A Duta (ROU)

63 63

Alexandrescou/Rugina (ROU)

P Kratyuk (RUS)

A E Komarov (ROU)

46 64 10-8

Kratyuk (RUS)/Zabolotnaia (MDA)

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 12 & Under Week

Venue

23 Jul

Novi Sad (SRB)

2

23 Jul

Stobrec (CRO)

1

27 Jul 27 Jul 27 Jul 27 Jul

Dublin (IRL) Brussels (BEL) Pozoblanco (ESP) Zlin (CZE)

Category

2 2 1 1

06 Aug

El Prat De Llobregat - Barcelona (ESP)

1

06 Aug

Zetrud Lumay (BEL)

2

06 Aug

Hilleroed (DEN)

2

06 Aug

Gdansk (POL)

2

06 Aug

Pisek (CZE)

1

13 Aug

Groetzingen/ Karlsruhe (GER)

1

Beograd (SRB)

2

13 Aug 13 Aug 20 Aug 20 Aug

Bludenz (AUT) Regensburg (GER) Gyumri (ARM)

1 1 2

20 Aug

Krakow (POL)

2

20 Aug

Sofia (BUL)

1

27 Aug

Liepaja (LAT)

2

27 Aug

San Marino Città (SMR)

1

27 Aug

Penza (RUS)

1

27 Aug

Szczawno Zdroj (POL)

1

Tirana (ALB)

2

03 Sep

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

N Djosic (SUI)

K Gomziakov (RUS)

75 61

Bjelobrk/Zikic (SRB)

A Panagiotidou (GRE)

I Lakic (MNE)

62 61

Milisavljevic/Milosevic (SRB)

L Hede (SWE)

W Rejchtman V (SWE)

76 75

R Vinciguerra (SWE)/Tomovic (MNE)

A Comiskey (USA)

E Vasilenko (RUS)

64 46 76

Kucikova (SVK)/Linhartova (CZE)

J Theler (SUI)

M Homan (IRL)

62 62

Jennings/McGloughlin (IRL)

G Rawles (GBR)

J Bretnacher (FRA)

62 62

Narita (JPN)/Rawles (GBR)

J Mackenzie (AUS)

M Goubert (BEL)

62 60

Godfrey (GBR)/Mackenzie (AUS)

P Lerminiaux (BEL)

E Bex (BEL)

75 63

Popyrin (AUS)/Slahayeva (BLR)

F Richter (SUI)

P Lluch (ESP)

63 62

Jimenez Serrano/Paez Munoz (ESP)

A Gonzalez Galino (ESP) L Solar Donoso (ESP)

62 75

Gonzalez Galino/Romero Calvo (ESP)

J Sedlar (CZE)

D Klocurek (CZE)

61 61

Klocurek/Sedlar (CZE)

R Jamrichova (SVK)

M Masiianskaia (RUS)

64 62

Hradecka/Jamrichova (SVK)

E Jarzaguet (FRA)

C Leguillon (FRA)

64 62

Oleh (UKR)/Wazny (POL)

A Zeghlouli (MAR)

M Buchnik (ISR)

61 61

Buchnik (ISR)/Popyrin (AUS)

T Meermans (BEL)

F Godfrey (GBR)

62 61

Godfrey (GBR)/Goubert (BEL)

E Bex (BEL)

A Burillo Berezak (ESP)

64 62

Bex/Lerminiaux (BEL)

L Hede (SWE)

O Bonding (GBR)

63 46 10-6

Christmas Moeller/Poulsen (DEN)

F Runstrom (SWE)

N Taraba Wallberg (SWE) 73 57 10-6

Runstrom/Taraba Wallberg (SWE)

G Zemla (POL)

M Carrier (GBR)

63 62

Truszczynski/Zemla (POL)

A Subasic (AUS)

A Chernykh (RUS)

62 75

Koczocik (POL)/Subasic (AUS)

M Pade (GER)

J Sedlar (CZE)

63 62

Kozlovsky/Sedlar (CZE)

M Masiianskaia (RUS)

L Samsonova (CZE)

60 62

Kratyuk/Masiianskaia (RUS)

L Mietusch (GER)

T Meermans (BEL)

60 61

Braun/Mietusch (GER)

H Schnack (GER)

V Martyunina (RUS)

57 62 62

Schnack/Stusek (GER)

O Milic (SRB)

K Gomziakov (RUS)

63 60

Gomziakov (RUS)/Huseinovikj (MKD)

A Stevanovic (SRB)

H Radman (SRB)

62 26 14-12 Popovski/Stevanovic (SRB)

M Pade (GER)

J Engel (GER)

67 60 63

Lewandowski (POL)/R Vinciguerra (SWE)

T C Grant (USA)

S Messenlechner (AUT)

63 61

Oana/Teodorescu (ROU)

G Ghetu (ROU)

G Vrel Nagel (FRA)

60 62

Ghetu (ROU)/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

M Masiianskaia (RUS)

K Martin (GER)

46 62 62

Martin/Schnack (GER)

M Avanesyan (ARM)

A Kartsev (RUS)

76 60

Kartsev/Rybin (RUS)

A Botasheva (RUS)

R Zolotareva (RUS)

57 60 63

Botasheva/Zolotareva (RUS)

M Kalabishka (UKR)

J Kluczynski (POL)

63 63

Carrier (GBR)/Kosinski (POL)

M Drobysheva (UKR)

M Golovina (RUS)

46 75 10-5

Mitrzak/Wojtaszczyk (POL)

T Tibelea (ROU)

K Gomziakov (RUS)

63 62

Gomziakov (RUS)/Huseinovikj (MKD)

A E Komarov (ROU)

S Keles (TUR)

75 60

Komarov (ROU)/Zabolotnaia (MDA)

O Berg (NOR)

J Aleksandrovas (LTU)

26 64 10-7

Aleksandrovas (LTU)/Vlasov (RUS)

M Golovina (RUS)

D Kaibara (RUS)

63 61

Korolova (LAT)/Perelman (RUS)

F Cina (ITA)

D C Carteputreda (ROU)

62 63

Carteputreda (ROU)/Engel (GER)

A Nosei (ITA)

V Novakova (SVK)

75 75

Nosei/Silvi (ITA)

T Derepasko (RUS)

A Kartsev (RUS)

61 61

Iutkin/Kochetkov (RUS)

D Pozhidaeva (RUS)

A Rozhkova (RUS)

62 76

Sadykova/Sadykova (RUS)

L Mietusch (GER)

G Zemla (POL)

64 60

Chodura (CZE)/Vrel Nagel (FRA)

E Brutane (LAT)

J Stusek (GER)

61 36 76

Giza/Stusek (GER)

A Huseinovikj (MKD)

S Katana (MNE)

75 62

Huseinovikj (MKD)/Katana (MNE)

S Cohen (ISR)

M Besarab (RUS)

63 60

Grigoriadou/Kafe (GRE)

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 12 & Under Week

Venue

03 Sep

Rakov (BLR)

2

10 Sep

Irpin (UKR)

1

10 Sep 10 Sep 10 Sep 10 Sep

Banja Luka (BIH)

Category

2

Minsk Region, Volojinski District (BLR)

1

Kyiv (UKR)

1

Koper (SLO)

1

17 Sep

Biot (FRA)

1

17 Sep

Minsk (BLR)

1

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

A Omarkhanov (KAZ)

T Alekseev (RUS)

63 61

Gorin/Vlasov (RUS)

K Smirnova (RUS)

E Ksenia (RUS)

61 61

Kruk/Melnichenok (BLR)

Y Hoida (UKR)

M Kalabishka (UKR)

62 60

Hoida/Kovalenko (UKR)

D Smolinska (UKR)

E Zabolotnaia (MDA)

63 60

Cherniakova/Kolyada (UKR)

M Nesic (SRB)

S Katana (MNE)

63 63

Musabegovic (BIH)/Nesic (SRB)

S Hamzic (GER)

A I Tatu (ROU)

63 61

Kadic/Petkovic (BIH)

E Pleshivtsev (RUS)

Y Sborowsky (FRA)

60 63

Gorin/Pleshivtsev (RUS)

V Milovanova (RUS)

N Sozaonova (RUS)

61 4-1 Ret.

Milovanova/Sozaonova (RUS)

Y Hoida (UKR)

P Ryshty (UKR)

46 61 61

Hoida/Kovalenko (UKR)

E Zabolotnaia (MDA)

A Cherniakova (UKR)

64 63

Darken (KAZ)/Mykhailets (UKR)

T Derepasko (RUS)

D Markovina (CRO)

60 61

Derepasko (RUS)/Kruscic (SRB)

D Miskovic (CRO)

J Premovic (SRB)

62 63

Komarov (ROU)/Miskovic (CRO)

J Kumstat (CZE)

L Mietusch (GER)

61 64

Kumstat (CZE)/Velter (FRA)

A Zeghlouli (MAR)

K Smirnova (RUS)

64 61

Mavric (SUI)/Oana (ROU)

I Maltsev (RUS)

I Popov (RUS)

64 64

Iutkin/Maltsev (RUS)

A Korneeva (RUS)

A Rozhkova (RUS)

46 61 64

Bochkova/Egorova (RUS)

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Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under Week

Venue

11 Jun

Riga (LAT)

2

11 Jun

Cacak (SRB)

3

11 Jun 11 Jun 11 Jun 11 Jun

Category

Nastola (FIN) Kharkiv (UKR) Vilamoura Tbilisi (GEO)

3 2 3 3

18 Jun

Birkeroed (DEN)

3

18 Jun

Liepaja (LAT)

2

18 Jun

Irpin (UKR)

1

18 Jun

Portimao (POR)

3

18 Jun

Tbilisi (GEO)

3

25 Jun

Veldhoven (NED)

1

25 Jun 25 Jun 25 Jun 02 Jul

Telavi (GEO) Tallinn (EST) Rungsted Kyst (DEN) Amsterdam (NED)

3 3 3 3

02 Jul

Ankara (TUR)

2

02 Jul

Vilnius (LTU)

3

02 Jul

Reykjavik (ISL)

3

02 Jul

Oberpullendorf (AUT)

2

09 Jul

Sassuolo (ITA)

3

09 Jul

Edinburgh (GBR)

3

09 Jul

Paola (MLT)

3

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

T Fedorov (BLR)

O Ojakaar (EST)

62 75

Byskata (FIN)/Ojakaar (EST)

C Raschdorf (GER)

P Skopintseva (RUS)

75 60

Gull/Martin (EST)

V Radjenovic (SRB)

P L Pinter (AUT)

67 76 64

Koyama/Miyazato (JPN)

S Ishii (JPN)

A Savkovic (SRB)

61 75

Ishii/Tajima (JPN)

R Valetov (RUS)

D Bessonov (RUS)

67 75 61

Baranenkov/Valetov (RUS)

A Karaseva (RUS)

A Lobanova (RUS)

61 67 61

Karaseva (RUS)/Roots (EST)

D Schwarc (SVK)

W Allen (USA)

62 60

Bankou (BLR)/Zimnokh (UKR)

D Baidaulet (KAZ)

Y Ovcharova (UKR)

67 62 63

Firman/Vashchenko (UKR)

J A Hernandez Frias (ESP)

R Keegan (IRL)

60 61

Marques/Portugal (POR)

A A Ceuca (GER)

I Lepage (BEL)

60 36 61

Cassidy (GBR)/Ceuca (GER)

O Kolninov (RUS)

I Mukhin (RUS)

60 64

Arakelian/Kolninov (RUS)

A Shubladze (RUS)

D Shadchneva (RUS)

64 62

Shadchneva/Shubladze (RUS)

L Poertner (GER)

C Garde (DEN)

60 76

Norrman (SVK)/Rais (CZE)

C Kanemaki (JPN)

A Bakker (NED)

60 62

Niermann/Petkovic (GER)

T Fedorov (BLR)

F Lechno-Wasiutynski (POL)64 63

Aadamsoo (EST)/Rolis (LAT)

H Tsitavets (BLR)

L Sataite (LTU)

62 75

Kinoshita/Saito (JPN)

D Schwarc (SVK)

V Bazilevskiy (ISR)

61 67 61

Bankou (BLR)/Iakubenko (UKR)

A Smejkalova (CZE)

P Marcinko (CRO)

76 75

Dunda/Zhurid (UKR)

L Barbarino (ITA)

L Massard (FRA)

57 62 62

Barbarino (ITA)/Kendall (POR)

R Gilheany (AUS)

L Dinoto Fernandez (ESP) 61 64

Ceuca (GER)/Pranyte (LTU)

I Mukhin (RUS)

K Gasimov (AZE)

61 57 61

Arakelian/Kolninov (RUS)

D Shadchneva (RUS)

V Troitckaia (RUS)

60 60

Pozdnyakova/Shadchneva (RUS)

A Melero Kretzer (ESP)

A Megrabian (BEL)

57 63 62

Forger/Rietkerk (NED)

J Daems (GER)

I L Van den Broek (NED)

64 63

Kwakman/Van den Broek (NED)

D Sarksian (RUS)

R Tiukaev (RUS)

36 75 64

Asylkozhaev/Mukhin (RUS)

N Tsintsadze (GEO)

A Yashchenko (RUS)

62 61

Aubakirova/Jumazhanova (KAZ)

F Avdeev (RUS)

P Tamtik (EST)

26 75 76

Raag/Tamtik (EST)

I Jovanova (MKD)

A Sharamet (BLR)

76 61

Mandma/Parn (EST)

F T Baumert (GER)

C Garde (DEN)

61 76

Meijer/Roemeling (NED)

A Bakker (NED)

D Gaillard (FRA)

62 61

Brunkel/Pape (DEN)

J Temming (NED)

L Escher (GER)

46 75 64

Garcia/Pascual Ferra (ESP)

A L Puls (GER)

L Ebeling Koning (NED)

64 61

Moens (BEL)/Puls (GER)

D A Gheorghe (ROU)

M Covato (ITA)

63 64

Bessonov (RUS)/Gheorghe (ROU)

A Basaran (TUR)

E Gencer (TUR)

62 63

Ilker/Yener (TUR)

B Laggia (FRA)

F Kuliusas (LTU)

61 63

Mantach/Suvorov (UKR)

G Paskauskas (GBR)

K Poplawska (POL)

64 3-0 Ret.

Hapankova/Sharamet (BLR)

T Papamalamis (FRA)

A Poritskyy (UKR)

63 63

Horak (CZE)/Poritskyy (UKR)

N Niermann (GER)

J Pancova (CZE)

62 63

Almela-Lozano (GBR)/Domova (RUS)

S Sorger (AUT)

P L Pinter (AUT)

61 60

Leitner/Pinter (AUT)

S Bejlek (CZE)

A I Marginean (ROU)

63 64

Nakazato/Saito (JPN)

M Ricci (ITA)

L Sciahbasi (ITA)

61 60

Sciahbasi/Versteegh (ITA)

G Parravicini (ITA)

V Turini (ITA)

26 75 62

Parravicini/Trevisan (ITA)

B Hudson (GBR)

H Searle (GBR)

63 75

Hudson/Weir (GBR)

M Skelton (GBR)

A Bartlett (GBR)

60 46 63

Lacy/Skelton (GBR)

I Fernandes (FRA)

G Vulpitta (ITA)

76 61

Diehl (GER)/Phillips (BER)

M P Vivenzio (ITA)

K M Ioannou (CYP)

67 75 75

Ioannou (CYP)/Vivenzio (ITA)

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09 Jul

Portoroz (SLO)

3

09 Jul

Fürstenfeld (AUT)

2

09 Jul 09 Jul 09 Jul 16 Jul

Meppel (NED)

Category

3

Jablonec Nad Nisou (CZE)

3

Marnes La Coquette (FRA)

1

Dublin (IRL)

3

16 Jul

Kufstein (AUT)

2

16 Jul

Oosterbeek (NED)

1

16 Jul

Paola (MLT)

3

16 Jul

Oberentfelden (SUI)

3

23 Jul

Dublin (IRL)

3

23 Jul

Sofia (BUL)

2

23 Jul 23 Jul 27 Jul 27 Jul

Nantes (FRA) Waiblingen (GER) Balashiha (RUS) Yerevan (ARM)

2 2 3 3

27 Jul

Wroclaw (POL)

2

27 Jul

Annecy (FRA)

3

27 Jul

Ulm (GER)

2

27 Jul

Dueren (GER)

1

06 Aug

Pirogovskiy (RUS)

3

06 Aug

Basel (SUI)

3

06 Aug

Hasselt (BEL)

1

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

J Hrazdil (CZE)

R Hadzimehmedovic (SRB)

64 4-1 Ret.

Gubi/Marki (HUN)

A Lazarevic (SRB)

E Muller Uhan (SLO)

63 60

Lazarevic (SRB)/Viriant (SLO)

D Schwarc (SVK)

S Sorger (AUT)

62 64

Batyutenko (KAZ)/Khazime (RUS)

M Rowinska (POL)

S Bejlek (CZE)

62 46 76

Bejlek (CZE)/Lackova (SVK)

J Temming (NED)

D Meijer (NED)

64 46 61

Temming/Wagenaar (NED)

I L Van den Broek (NED) L Arnautovic (AUS)

61 61

Huang (CHN)/Moens (BEL)

J Kusy (CZE)

K Svojgr (CZE)

62 61

Jedlicka/Vales (CZE)

M Smekalova (CZE)

N Charvatova (CZE)

62 63

Smekalova/Urbanova (CZE)

L Roark Jones (JPN)

L Lestir (FRA)

75 64

L Sicco (ECU)/P Angelo (BOL)

P Marcinko (CRO)

J Sherif (EGY)

60 60

Lemanova/Sedysheva (RUS)

B Hudson (GBR)

C Holder (FRA)

61 62

Deveney/Hudson (GBR)

H Read (GBR)

E Karantali (GRE)

60 61

Almela-Lozano/Read (GBR)

B L Karstens (GER)

P L Pinter (AUT)

76 64

Malkin/Schmiedel (GER)

A Firman (UKR)

M Smekalova (CZE)

62 61

Charvatova/Smekalova (CZE)

A Megrabian (BEL)

K Rietkerk (NED)

62 64

Maeda/Sanato (JPN)

S Ounmuang (THA)

J Sherif (EGY)

61 62

Stone/Webb (AUS)

I Fernandes (FRA)

D Bessonov (RUS)

76 61

Cauly (ISR)/Lupu (ROU)

M P Vivenzio (ITA)

Z Witkowska (POL)

61 64

Vivenzio (ITA)/Witkowska (POL)

J R Simmen (SUI)

L Escher (GER)

62 75

Escher/Poertner (GER)

S Hartel (GER)

I Wenger (SUI)

16 61 63

Moning/Wenger (SUI)

B Hudson (GBR)

S Norrman (SVK)

76 63

Segado Esteve (ESP)/Stenzer (GER)

H Read (GBR)

M Almela-Lozano (GBR)

60 60

Karantali (GRE)/Read (GBR)

I Radulov (BUL)

D Simeonov (BUL)

62 63

Georgiev/Radulov (BUL)

N Gevorkian (RUS)

M Rogacheva (BUL)

64 46 76

Abbas (MDA)/Lackova (SVK)

A Meduri (ITA)

C Kubiak (FRA)

63 67 75

Da Silva (BRA)/Prado Angelo (BOL)

V Mboko (CAN)

K Cross (CAN)

64 62

Cross/Mboko (CAN)

S Aronson (CAN)

E Schmidt (GER)

62 63

Despoja/Viiala (AUS)

A Smejkalova (CZE)

J Culley (AUS)

64 62

Ishii/Mushika (JPN)

A Nasridinov (RUS)

D Khazime (RUS)

46 62 64

Binda/Kuznetsov (RUS)

K Smirnova (RUS)

A Shubladze (RUS)

63 76

Panshina/Sergienko (RUS)

E Tkalenko (UKR)

I Goncharov (RUS)

63 64

Batin/Goncharov (RUS)

D Egorova (RUS)

K Altori (ISR)

60 60

Altori/Baranes (ISR)

M Krajci (SVK)

P Brunclik (CZE)

61 60

Kubalka/Majchrzak (POL)

J Kareisova (CZE)

H Telzynska (POL)

63 64

Libalova (CZE)/Pawlikowska (POL)

E Aubert (SUI)

L Garcia (ESP)

62 36 64

Aubert/Pidoux (SUI)

C Thouard (FRA)

C Fity (FRA)

60 63

Rajaonah/Thouard (FRA)

V Markov (BUL)

L Escher (GER)

61 57 62

Gasimov (AZE)/Karahan (TUR)

K Pavkova (CZE)

H Read (GBR)

62 06 63

Neilson Gatenby/Read (GBR)

J C Prado Angelo (BOL)

O Ojakaar (EST)

64 61

Da Silva (BRA)/Prado Angelo (BOL)

V Mboko (CAN)

K Cross (CAN)

60 75

Cross/Ostrzygalo (CAN)

G Shebekin (RUS)

R Tiukaev (RUS)

36 63 75

Nasridinov/Tiukaev (RUS)

A Bulatova (RUS)

E Doroshenko (RUS)

60 26 61

Bulatova/Shadchneva (RUS)

J R Simmen (SUI)

S Pidoux (SUI)

64 61

Berrut/Pidoux (SUI)

A A Ceuca (GER)

A Kurtsikashvili (GEO)

61 36 60

Ceuca (GER)/Paskauskas (GBR)

J C Prado Angelo (BOL)

O Ojakaar (EST)

06 61 76

Iakubenko/Ponomar (UKR)

A El Aouni (MAR)

A Ibragimova (RUS)

06 75 63

D Collado (GUA)/Moyano (ARG)

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06 Aug

Hilleroed (DEN)

2

06 Aug

Podgorica (MNE)

3

06 Aug 06 Aug

Category

Yerevan (ARM) Augsburg (GER)

3 2

San Marino Città (SMR)

3

Renningen/Rutesheim (GER)

2

13 Aug

Yerevan (ARM)

3

13 Aug

Nivelles (BEL)

2

13 Aug

Luxembourg (LUX)

3

13 Aug

Bludenz (AUT)

2

13 Aug

Holte (DEN)

3

13 Aug

Constanta (ROU)

2

06 Aug 13 Aug

20 Aug 20 Aug 20 Aug 20 Aug

El Prat De Llobregat (ESP)

1

Beograd (SRB)

3

Brussels (BEL) Arad (ROU)

3 3

20 Aug

Irpin (UKR)

3

20 Aug

Budapest (HUN)

2

20 Aug

Prague (CZE)

3

27 Aug

La Nucia (Alicante) (ESP)

1

27 Aug

Brussels (BEL)

3

27 Aug

Székesfehérvár (HUN)

3

03 Sep

Koper (SLO)

3

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

C Garde (DEN)

F Gustafsson (SWE)

64 61

Gustafsson/Margoulis (SWE)

H Read (GBR)

A Kadic (SWE)

60 61

Kahriman (SWE)/Read (GBR)

E Dapcevic (MNE)

Clement Bergantz (FRA)

62 75

Knezevic/Ristov (MNE)

S Krivickova (SVK)

S Kashchenko (RUS)

76 64

Krivickova (SVK)/Vaja (SRB)

I Mukhin (RUS)

O Zhukov (UKR)

64 62

Batin/Kolninov (RUS)

D Egorova (RUS)

K Altori (ISR)

60 61

Egorova/Eremina (RUS)

M Pazdera (CZE)

A Karahan (TUR)

60 76

Gasimov (AZE)/Karahan (TUR)

A Gabrovska (BUL)

K Pavkova (CZE)

63 64

Nijkamp ((NED)/Pavkova (CZE)

L Sciahbasi (ITA)

E Santoni (ITA)

63 1-0 Ret. Barbier Gazeu/Papamalamis (FRA)

K Saenko (RUS)

T Cinquino (ITA)

57 62 76

Domova/Skopintseva (RUS)

D Fix (GER)

I Radulov (BUL)

61 63

Fix/Kelm (GER)

J Stojanova (MKD)

A Baranovska (UKR)

64 60

Ceuca/Steiner (GER)

Y Cauly (ISR)

A Khuda (UKR)

A Sergienko (RUS)

S Hapankova (BLR)

46 60 75

Tatur/Zhdanok (BLR)

A Karahan (TUR)

K Feldbausch (SUI)

64 75

Deramaix/Garot (BEL)

A Gabrovska (BUL)

R M Nijkamp (NED)

62 67 60

Kovacevic (BEL)/Maric (SRB)

F T Baumert (GER)

C Bergantz (FRA)

60 60

Baumert (GER)/Fremeaux (LUX)

M Stankiewicz (POL)

I Bollecker (FRA)

61 62

Bollecker/Chandelier (FRA)

D Manu (ROU)

F De Michele (ITA)

06 63 62

Sorger/Zimmermann (AUT)

K Krajmer (SVK)

A M Simion (ROU)

61 62

Erenda/Hiesmair (AUT)

R Antoni (GER)

A Ridstrom (SWE)

63 75

Borjesson/Forste Dinell (SWE)

E Just-Bomholt (DEN)

A Kadic (SWE)

63 62

D Pasquier Jensen (DEN)/Lindh (SWE)

C Marton (ROU)

H Coquelin (GBR)

06 63 61

Coquelin (GBR)/Guna (ROU)

A Firman (UKR)

C A Herea (ROU)

36 63 61

Cristea/Herea (ROU)

M Avendano C (ESP)

P Lagutin (RUS)

61 61

Karahan (TUR)/Markov (BUL)

S Bejlek (CZE)

R Caballero Chica (ESP)

64 61

Bejlek (CZE)/Pirohova (SVK)

V Radjenovic (SRB)

E Nikolic (CRO)

76 46 61

Durovic (CZE)/Radjenovic (SRB)

D Maric (SRB)

A Stankovic (SRB)

36 60 60

Gojkovic/Vaja (SRB)

E Demanet (BEL)

S Cauhape (BEL)

62 62

Cauhape/Maurau (BEL)

M Soriano S (ESP)

A Biot (BEL)

63 60

Grimoux/Soulie (BEL)

G Cosma (ROU)

M Kouame (FRA)

63 62

Ceuca/Labitzke (GER)

A A Ceuca (GER)

E R Bertea (ROU)

62 63

Barbulescu/Sauciuc (ROU)

A Khuda (UKR)

O Ponomar (UKR)

76 63

Horovoy (UKR)/Strasch (EST)

S Shulzhenko (UKR)

S Paladi (UKR)

63 62

Bobrovska/Zhurid (UKR)

M Majdandzic (GER)

J Hrazdil (CZE)

63 26 63

Hrazdil/Vales (CZE)

O Bergler (POL)

E Tothova (SVK)

16 62 63

Tothova (SVK)/Urbanova (CZE)

M Pazdera (CZE)

N Schmiedel (GER)

62 62

Fedasko/Hozman (CZE)

T Valentova (CZE)

V Hazmukova (CZE)

53 57 62

Davidova/Hazmukova (CZE)

M L Alvarez S (ESP)

G Shebekin (RUS)

67 63 61

Gheorghe/Marton (ROU)

A Geerlings (ESP)

C Lopez Martinez (ESP)

75 64

Castano/Ferlito (ESP)

L Poertner (GER)

S Cauhape (BEL)

62 60

Cauhape/Van Orshoven (BEL)

N Niermann (GER)

R Longueville (BEL)

63 62

Almela-Lozano (GBR)/Lepage (BEL)

A Voljavec (CRO)

R Hadzimehmedovic (SRB) 64 64

Rakonic/Voljavec (CRO)

L Urbanova (CZE)

V Novakova (CZE)

60 62

Felixova/Kyselova (SVK)

M Kriznik (SLO)

D Manu (ROU)

64 63

Kriznik/Kuster (SLO)

V Hazmukova (CZE)

V Steiner

61 62

Davidova/Hazmukova (CZE)

Batin/Lavygin (RUS)

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03 Sep

Benidorm (ESP)

2

03 Sep

Klosters (SUI)

2

10 Sep 10 Sep 10 Sep 10 Sep

Oslo (NOR) Vrsar (CRO) Banska Bystrica (SVK) Sozopol (BUL)

Category

3 3 3 3

17 Sep

Zadar (CRO)

3

17 Sep

Svyatopetrivske Village (UKR)

3

17 Sep

Hoehr-Grenzhausen (GER)

2

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

H Duan (CHN)

Grigory Shebekin (RUS)

36 75 Ret.

Care (AUS)/Duan (CHN)

M Soriano Santiago (ESP)

L Dinoto Fernandez (ESP) 75 57 64

Ortiz Gasco/Puvill (ESP)

K Feldbausch (SUI)

S Sorger (AUT)

64 63

Berrut/Pidoux (SUI)

S Mlenska (CZE)

J Libalova (CZE)

76 26 76

Libalova/Mlenska (CZE)

L Poertner (GER)

T Papamalamis (FRA)

61 60

Garde (DEN)/Poertner (GER)

V Altukhova (RUS)

J Falster (NOR)

61 63

Falster/Korseth (NOR)

M Kriznik (SLO)

J Golob (SLO)

61 62

Kriznik/Svec (SLO)

A Lanisek (SLO)

N Knezevic (CRO)

60 62

Lanisek/Viriant (SLO)

M Pazdera (CZE)

V Vales (CZE)

63 62

Pazdera/Vales (CZE)

I Balus (SVK)

J Libalova (CZE)

61 63

Janigova/Kyselova (SVK)

R Ene (ROU)

C Spyrou (GRE)

61 61

Ene (ROU)/Marques (POR)

N Gevorkian (RUS)

K Sidorova (RUS)

63 60

Bertea/Cristea (ROU)

A Voljavec (CRO)

F Rakonic (CRO)

62 61

Polanec/Tomazin (SLO)

L Urbanova (CZE)

B Michalcikova (SVK)

63 75

Krajmer/Michalcikova (SVK)

I Cazac (MDA)

G Marques (POR)

61 62

Aginskiy/Mantach (UKR)

Y Kotliar (UKR)

D Zhurid (UKR)

64 75

Bobrovnikova/Diatlova (UKR)

M Majdandzic (GER)

M Malkin (GER)

63 75

Garcia (ESP)/Majdandzic (GER)

V Hazmukova (CZE)

K Pavkova (CZE)

75 62

Libalova/Pavkova (CZE)

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Venue

11 Jun

Riga (LAT)

2

11 Jun

Milan (ITA)

1

11 Jun 11 Jun 11 Jun 18 Jun

Category

Skopje (MKD) Nastola (FIN) Tbilisi (GEO) Birkeroed (DEN)

3 3 3 3

18 Jun

Crema (ITA)

2

18 Jun

Kavadarci (MKD)

3

18 Jun

Avilés (ESP)

2

18 Jun

Irpin (UKR)

1

18 Jun

Ptuj (SLO)

3

18 Jun

Tbilisi (GEO)

3

25 Jun 25 Jun 25 Jun 25 Jun

Mamaia (ROU) Mestre (FRA) Brussels (BEL) Cakovec (CRO)

2 3 3 2

25 Jun

Rungsted Kyst (DEN)

3

25 Jun

Amsterdam (NED)

3

25 Jun

Siauliai (LTU)

3

25 Jun

Villeneuve Lez Avignon (FRA)

1

02 Jul

Slieven (BUL)

3

02 Jul

Amsterdam (NED)

3

02 Jul

Reykjavik (ISL)

3

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

A Sabaliauskas (LTU)

V Gaubas (LTU)

26 76 61

Butvilas/Vaitiekunas (LTU)

M Stsetsevich (BLR)

P Paukstyte (LTU)

62 62

Stsetsevich/Tsitavets (BLR)

G Piraino (ITA)

N Ciavarella (ITA)

62 62

Bueno (PER)/Vallejo (PAR)

S Scilipoti (SUI)

L Ciric Bagaric (CRO)

60 46 62

Britez Risso/Franco Martinessi (PAR)

B Bugarikj (MKD)

J Dimitrijevic (SLO)

64 63

Bugarikj/Stoilkovski (MKD)

J Stojanova (MKD)

E Zdravkovic (SRB)

76 61

Angelova/Kuzmanoska (MKD)

M Grygolowicz (POL)

A Sillaste (EST)

61 46 61

Biggs (FIN)/Sillaste (EST)

D Zykova (RUS)

S Scharlin (FIN)

46 64 63

D Pasquier Jensen (DEN)/Scharlin (FIN)

A Nazarov (RUS)

D Terebkov (RUS)

60 60

Gunes (TUR)/Pauliuchenka (BLR)

K Esadze (GEO)

N Major (ISR)

62 62

Major (ISR)/Suzdalenko (RUS)

G Matuszewski (POL)

S Van Dijk (NED)

62 61

Adriaanse/Brouwer (NED)

B Passola (ESP)

S Jurina (GER)

26 61 75

Artemova (RUS)/Jouy (FRA)

L Mikrut (CRO)

F Pieczonka (POL)

61 76

Bill/Mikrut (CRO)

L Hietaranta (FIN)

S Svetac (CRO)

64 63

Khomutsianskaya (BLR)/Tsang (AUS)

A Stavrakas (GRE)

E Schiessl (GER)

61 63

Stavrakas/Tselepis (GRE)

J Stojanova (MKD)

I Kuzmanoska (MKD)

63 61

Milenkovic (SRB)/Stojanova (MKD)

P Rodenas (ESP)

A Correa Linares (ESP)

61 63

Barranquero/Perez Martin (ESP)

C Lopez Martinez (ESP)

O Bances Iglesias (ESP)

62 62

Lawrence (GBR)/Lopez Martinez (ESP)

V Gaubas (LTU)

G Samofalov (UKR)

76 16 62

Podorozhnyi/Samofalov (UKR)

A Baranovska (UKR)

M Dolzhenko (UKR)

60 62

Baranovska/Grab (UKR)

M Premzl (SLO)

J Mensik (CZE)

61 61

Hrazdil/Mensik (CZE)

S Ifailova (UKR)

I Balus (SVK)

63 64

Balus (SVK)/Odehnalova (CZE)

M C Gunes (TUR)

D Terebkov (RUS)

63 61

Gunes (TUR)/Pauliuchenka (BLR)

S Pavlova (RUS)

S N Baranov (USA)

64 63

Baranov (USA)/Pavlova (RUS)

M A Coman (ROU)

D N Cazacu (ROU)

62 76

Gheorghe/Marton (ROU)

C M Mester (ROU)

I D Macos (ROU)

62 62

Ciubotaru/Mester (ROU)

M Lagasio (ITA)

S Mencaglia (ITA)

63 62

Filippi/Testori Tesfagabri Yosiof (ITA)

N Knezevic (CRO)

M P Vivenzio (ITA)

75 76

Avataneo/Gottardi (ITA)

I Haddouch (BEL)

J Nuyts (BEL)

75 64

Barendregt/Jacob (BEL)

N Niermann (GER)

S Jurina (GER)

64 64

Jodlowska/Witkowska (POL)

A Bill (CRO)

J Kobierski (AUT)

63 61

Kirbis/Obrul (SLO)

S Svetac (CRO)

I Balus (SVK)

61 62

Majetic/Svetac (CRO)

G Matuszewski (POL)

V Iakubenko (UKR)

62 61

Grondahl/Luddeckens (SWE)

B Passola (ESP)

E Jouy (FRA)

36 63 63

Jouy (FRA)/Passola (ESP)

S Van Weldam (NED)

A Vogelaar (NED)

75 75

Steindl/Vonbank (AUT)

S Saito (JPN)

L Moeller (GER)

62 61

Bierma/Lissone (NED)

E Butvilas (LTU)

T Mickus (LTU)

64 62

Butvilas/Stonkus (LTU)

E Tverijonaite (LTU)

P Saulevich (BLR)

63 63

Poplawska (POL)/Tverijonaite (LTU)

A Fabre (FRA)

S Gueymard W (FRA)

06 63 75

Calcara/Dombrowski (FRA)

K Lazarenko (UKR)

C I Tsang (AUS)

61 64

Nikitash (UKR)/Sedysheva (RUS)

M Ivanov (BUL)

N Keremedchiev (BUL)

63 62

Dechev/Keremedchiev (BUL)

M Tsoneva (BUL)

M Taneva (BUL)

75 62

Taneva/Tsoneva (BUL)

S Van Weldam (NED)

A Orlov (RUS)

61 63

Giunta (ITA)/Thornton (USA)

C Raschdorf (GER)

M Liepert (AUT)

64 61

De Simone/Torselli (ITA)

P Barbier Gazeu (FRA)

G Emersic Potocnik (SLO)

75 62

Barbier Gazeu/M’chich(FRA)

K Mansfield (USA)

M Nikitash (UKR)

62 61

Cole (GBR)/Mansfield (USA)

36

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 16 & Under Week

Venue

02 Jul

Marianske Lazne (CZE)

3

02 Jul

Veli Losinj (CRO)

3

09 Jul 09 Jul 09 Jul 09 Jul

Lida (BLR) Ohain (Brussels) Yerevan (ARM) Sofia (BUL)

Category

3 2 3 2

09 Jul

Slovenska Lupca (SVK)

3

16 Jul

Nis (SRB)

3

16 Jul

Curtea De Arges (ROU)

2

16 Jul

Lida (BLR)

2

16 Jul

Oberentfelden (SUI)

3

16 Jul

Trnava (SVK)

3

23 Jul 23 Jul 23 Jul 23 Jul

Nikšić (MNE) Steinfort (LUX) Oradea (ROU) Waiblingen (GER)

3 3 3 2

23 Jul

Krems An Der Donau (AUT)

2

27 Jul

Podgorica (MNE)

3

27 Jul

Ulm (GER)

2

27 Jul

Haid (AUT)

2

06 Aug

Kilkis (GRE)

3

06 Aug

Zell am See (AUT)

2

06 Aug

Istanbul (TUR)

3

[Continued]

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

S Mruzek (CZE)

O Valek (CZE)

63 64

Nicod/Valek (CZE)

J Struplova (CZE)

K Pavkova (CZE)

64 63

Pavkova/Stepanova (CZE)

R Stipetic (CRO)

P Nad (SVK)

26 76 61

Gula/Nad (SVK)

M Studennikova (RUS)

M Marcon (ITA)

63 60

Grott (POL)/Plihal (AUT)

S Rachalouski (BLR)

O Grzegorzewski (BLR)

61 62

Dubrouski/Slizevich (BLR)

M Stsetsevich (BLR)

H Tsitavets (BLR)

62 61

Saulevich/Shabanava (BLR)

W Steveker (GER)

R Vincent (FRA)

61 60

Steveker/Steveker

S Jurina (GER)

A Elong (FRA)

62 62

Leetma (EST)/Pieczynska (POL)

V Tsirikidze (RUS)

M Covato (ITA)

75 61

Koryazhkin (RUS)/Teperev (UKR)

E Masnaia (RUS)

D Zykova (RUS)

36 64 62

Masnaia/Zykova (RUS)

Y Milev (BUL)

A Dzhenev (BUL)

64 63

Dinev/Milev (BUL)

M Tsoneva (BUL)

M Gae (ROU)

36 63 62

Taneva/Tsoneva (BUL)

J Zapletal (CZE)

N Marosik (SVK)

63 62

Dragar (HUN)/Marosik (SVK)

I Balus (SVK)

S Drugdova (SVK)

06 60 4-1 Ret. Badics (HUN)/Goina (ROU)

M Milosavljevic (AUT)

A Malik (IND)

63 36 62

Danic/Skobelev (SRB)

E Zdravkovic (SRB)

M Ristic (SRB)

62 62

Nedeljkovic/Stojanovic (SRB)

V C Breazu (ROU)

V Popov (BUL)

64 5-5 Ret.

Lungu/Teszari (ROU)

V Haetcaia (MDA)

M Gae (ROU)

64 60

Herea/Marinescu (ROU)

A Cherepin (RUS)

M Dubrouski (BLR)

64 63

Fedorov/Matiyevich (BLR)

I Grudino (BLR)

K Tuliakova (BLR)

61 63

Saulevich/Shabanava (BLR)

F Wolf (GER)

C Bouchelaghem (FRA)

63 64

Janousek (CZE)/Terebkov (RUS)

L Airoldi (SUI)

M Rowinska (POL)

75 61

Airoldi/Lanz (SUI)

J Jupa (CZE)

D Baranec (SVK)

63 61

Muransky/Vercik (SVK)

N Vargova (SVK)

E Platenikova (SVK)

75 63

Daubnerova/Vargova (SVK)

A Krivokapic (MNE)

A Zervos (GRE)

61 60

Hadzimehmedovic/Zekic (SRB)

W Zhang (CHN)

I Sepa (SRB)

46 63 62

Degtiareva/Kashchenko (RUS)

M Grygolowicz (POL)

K Szczap (POL)

60 60

Grygolowicz/Szczap (POL)

I Artemova (RUS)

K Maciejewska (POL)

62 63

Artemova (RUS)/Maciejewska (POL)

M Cazac (MDA)

C Teszari (ROU)

62 75

Giurea/Verdes (ROU)

P G Goina (ROU)

A I Marginean (ROU)

63 75

Bulat (ROU)/Pawlikowska (POL)

J Kostopoulos (DEN)

A Kirbis (SLO)

60 61

Kostopoulos (DEN)/Luddeckens (SWE)

D Zykova (RUS)

Y Bartashevich (RUS)

63 62

Davidova/Hazmukova (CZE)

P Buldorini (ITA)

J Kopcik (POL)

64 16 63

Kaltseis/Wirlend (AUT)

S Bejlek (CZE)

D Gorska (POL)

60 60

Bejlek (CZE)/Tothova (SVK)

M Matuszczyk (POL)

E Tagliaferri (ITA)

60 75

Matuszczyk/Strzelecki (POL)

S Kashchenko (RUS)

S Sarinova (SVK)

76 46 63

Degtiareva/Kashchenko (RUS)

C Guerrero Alvarez (ESP) L Dobelmann (GER)

62 61

Sperling/Wunderlich (GER)

M Rowinska (POL)

Y Bartashevich (RUS)

61 36 61

Rowinska (POL)/Vargova (SVK)

P Buldorini (ITA)

E Baldisserri (ITA)

63 61

Hrazdil/Jadlovsky (CZE)

N Daubnerova (SVK)

C M Mester (ROU)

64 62

Daubnerova (SVK)/Mester (ROU)

D Paliouras (GRE)

C P Wessel (ROU)

64 60

Oustabasidis/Tselepis (GRE)

T Xantava (GRE)

A Aslanisvili (GRE)

57 75 63

Gojkovic (SRB)/Palioura (GRE)

J Kobierski (AUT)

T Wirlend (AUT)

26 61 63

Lungu/Teszari (ROU)

M Rowinska (POL)

E Viktorinova (CZE)

75 61

Bakyte (LTU)/Viktorinova (CZE)

A Azkara (TUR)

E B Guler (TUR)

62 63

Ozlale/Sari (TUR)

D Akyurek (TUR)

D Y Durgun (TUR)

61 60

Marinescu/Safta (ROU)

37

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results 2019 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 16 & Under Week

Venue

06 Aug

Skopje (MKD)

3

06 Aug

Augsburg (GER)

2

06 Aug 13 Aug 13 Aug 13 Aug

Category Winner

San Marino Città (SMR)

3

Renningen/Rutesheim (GER)

2

Koufalia (GRE)

3

Kazan (RUS)

3

13 Aug

Luxembourg (LUX)

3

13 Aug

Yerevan (ARM)

3

13 Aug

Nivelles (BEL)

2

20 Aug

Istanbul (TUR)

3

20 Aug

Regensburg (GER)

2

20 Aug

Aridea (GRE)

3

20 Aug 20 Aug 27 Aug 03 Sep

Sintra (POR) Hotonj I/3 VogošćA (BIH) Warsaw (POL) Brestovic, Pejë (KOS)

3 1 1 3

10 Sep

Tirana (ALB)

3

10 Sep

Jelgava (LAT)

2

10 Sep

Porto (POR)

3

10 Sep

Lviv (UKR)

3

10 Sep

Barcelona (ESP)

3

10 Sep

Oslo (NOR)

3

17 Sep

Sistelmar (POR)

3

[Continued] Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

M Savic (SRB)

A Pisaric (SRB)

64 62

Despodov (BUL)/Savic (SRB)

A Stankovic (SRB)

N Gevorkian (RUS)

26 64 62

Kuzmanoska (MKD)/Nikoloski (AUS)

Y Wunderlich (GER)

K J Niethammer (GER)

62 76

Stettbacher/Strassmann (SUI)

E Pridankina (RUS)

W Ewald (POL)

76 76

Grechkina/Pridankina (RUS)

E Baldisserri (ITA)

N Filippi (ITA)

61 16 76

Filippi/Testori Tesfagabri Yosiof (ITA)

P Skopintseva (RUS)

L Migani (ITA)

36 60 62

Di Muzio/Gottardi(ITA)

G E Israelan (GER)

M Zhukov (RUS)

46 63 62

Israelan (GER)/Zhukov (RUS)

E Pridankina (RUS)

V Schwab (GER)

61 61

Baranovska (UKR)/Stojanova (MKD)

D Paliouras (GRE)

M Samoladas (GRE)

63 75

Kozlov (RUS)/Valaris (GRE)

A Aslanisvili (GRE)

P G Goina (ROU)

76 61

Goina/Marinescu (ROU)

Y Demin (RUS)

D Minnivaliev (RUS)

76 64

Burnashov/Demin (RUS)

E Morozova (RUS)

V Borodina (RUS)

36 62 62

Borodina/Nadeikina (RUS)

L Ruland (GER)

L Accomando (ITA)

60 63

Gil Garcia (ESP)/Ruland (GER)

M Rowinska (POL)

M Marcon (ITA)

62 61

Marcon/Taboga (ITA)

D Terebkov (RUS)

D Khazime (RUS)

63 61

Poliakov/Terebkov (RUS)

M Gevorgyan (ARM)

P Skopintseva (RUS)

63 64

Skopintseva/Yesenkova (RUS)

V Popov (BUL)

P Barbier Gazeu (FRA)

64 62

Butvilas (LTU)/Popov (BUL)

P Hennicaux (FRA)

D Gorska (POL)

61 67 61

Gorska (POL)/Nikitash (UKR)

F Sari (TUR)

E B Guler (TUR)

61 61

Arikoglu/Yenilmez (TUR)

Z N Dara (TUR)

L N Elmas (TUR)

26 62 64

Dara/Yakup Pour (TUR)

Y Kelm (GER)

J Jadlovsky (CZE)

75 26 63

Bill (CRO)/Zhukov (RUS)

A Baranovska (UKR)

K Pavkova (CZE)

60 61

Daubnerova (SVK)/Rowinska (POL)

M Ivanov (BUL)

N Oustabasidis (GRE)

64 63

Oustabasidis/Zervos (GRE)

A Aslanisvili (GRE)

A Firman (UKR)

46 61 62

Firman (UKR)/Kozak (GBR)

V Leote Prata (POR)

J Faria (POR)

60 3-2 Ret.

E Alvarez Sande (ESP)

L Plaza Araujo (BRA)

61 63

Alvarez Sande/Palazon (ESP)

P B Privara (SVK)

N Vukadin (CRO)

64 61

Apltauer/Baum (CZE)

N Bartunkova (CZE)

S Svetac (CRO)

76 3-0 Ret.

Bartunkova/Smejkalova (CZE)

P B Privara (SVK)

P Nad (SVK)

4-1 Ret.

Nad (SVK)/Samofalov (UKR)

K Lazarenko (UKR)

K Zaytseva (RUS)

16 62 64

Lazarenko (UKR)/Zaytseva (RUS)

M Covato (ITA)

M Despodov (BUL)

64 62

Covato (ITA)/Lazarcik (SVK)

T Kostic (AUT)

T Nikcevic (MNE)

62 62

Angelova/Kuzmanoska (MKD)

L Gallo (ITA)

N Philibert (GBR)

61 76

Cikojevic (GER)/Lazarcik (SVK)

V Sekerina (RUS)

L Stojanovic (SRB)

60 61

Nedeljkovic/Stojanovic (SRB)

T Ignatiuk (BLR)

E Butvilas (LTU)

w/o

Dubrouski/Slizevich (BLR)

D Butsko (BLR)

E Tverijonaite (LTU)

63 61

Paukstyte/Tverijonaite (LTU)

D Ivanov (POR)

V Leote Prata (POR)

61 61

Leote Prata/Morais (POR)

M Morais (POR)

L Plaza Araujo (BRA)

60 60

Morais/Pinto (POR)

I Kremenchutskyi (UKR)

N Fedoryshyn (UKR)

61 62

Kremenchutskyi/Samofalov (UKR)

A Skorupska (UKR)

S Paladi (UKR)

61 63

Dunda/Zhurid (UKR)

P B Privara (SVK)

P Buldorini (ITA)

75 61

Dragar/Kalocsai (HUN)

K Zaytseva (RUS)

A Smejkalova (CZE)

60 60

Smejkalova (CZE)/Zaytseva (RUS)

A P Hansen (NOR)

B Wiger Nordas (NOR)

63 36 62

Pran/Wiger Nordas (NOR)

P Skopintseva (RUS)

M Langaas (NOR)

60 61

Alveberg/Oscarsson (NOR)

F Krohn Da Silva (POR)

D Ivanov (POR)

63 67 63

Faria/Leote Prata (POR)

M Guedes (POR)

L Plaza Araujo (BRA)

61 62

Guedes/Santos (POR)

38

European Tennis Rankings - Men & Women European Men Rank

Name

European Women Nat.

Points

Rank

Name

Nat.

Points

01

Novak Djokovic

9865

01

Karolina Pliskova

CZE

6125

02

Rafael Nadal

9225

02

Elina Svitolina

UKR

5160

03

Roger Federer

7130

03

Simona Halep

ROU

4803

04

Daniil Medvedev

5305

04

Petra Kvitova

CZE

4326

05

Dominic Thiem

4415

05

Kiki Bertens

NED

4225

06

Alexander Zverev

4095

06

Belinda Bencic

SUI

3738

07

Stefanos Tsitsipas

3420

07

Johanna Konta

GBR

3073

08

Karen Khachanov

2810

08

Angelique Kerber

GER

2835

09

Roberto Bautista Agut

2530

09

Aryna Sabalenka

BLR

2785

10

Fabio Fognini

2475

10

Caroline Wozniacki

DEN

2597

11

Gael Monfils

2330

11

Anastasija Sevastova

LAT

2517

12

Matteo Berrettini

2270

12

Anett Kontaveit

EST

2500

13

Borna Coric

2130

13

Marketa Vondrousova

CZE

2410

2055

14

Petra Martic

CRO

2383

14 NEW David Goffin 15

Nikoloz Basilashvili

1895

15

Donna Vekic

CRO

2295

16

Stan Wawrinka

1715

16

Elise Mertens

BEL

2235

17

Benoit Paire

1553

17

Julia Goerges

GER

1955

18

Lucas Pouille

1520

18

GarbiĂąe Muguruza

ESP

1860

1432

19 NEW Dayana Yastremska

UKR

1795

1410

20 NEW Maria Sakkari

GRE

1751

19 NEW Grigor Dimitrov 20

Marin Cilic

David Goffin (BEL).

Dayana Yastremska (UKR).

Maria Sakkari (GRE).

39

ITF World Tennis Tour (Europe) Results 2019 ITF World Tennis Tour (Women’s) Week

Venue

10 Jun

Kaltenkirchen (GER)

10 Jun 10 Jun

Prize Money

Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

$15,000

Y Naito (JPN)

C Tauson (DEN)

46 64 60

Da Silva Fick (AUS)/Klasen (GER)

Amarante (POR)

$15,000

G Drummy (IRL)

J Mikulskyte (LTU)

76(4) 63

Jorge (POR)/Parres Azcoitia (ESP)

Barcelona (ESP)

$60,000

A Kiick (USA)

C Buyukakcay (TUR)

76(3) 36 61

Okamura/Uchijima (JPN)

10 Jun

Akko (ISR)

$25,000

S Bandecchi (SUI)

J Glushko (ISR)

64 62

Njiric (CRO)/Soylu (TUR)

10 Jun

Prerov (CZE)

$25,000

A Kalinina (UKR)

E Kostova (BUL)

61 46 61

Kubanova/Tomanova (CZE)

10 Jun

Minsk (BLR)

$25,000

F Jones (GBR)

J A Cristian (ROU)

76(6) 46 61

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Komardina (RUS)

10 Jun

Manchester (GBR)

$100,000

M Linette (POL)

Z Diyas (KAZ)

76(1) 26 63

Duan/Zhu (CHN)

10 Jun

Rome (ITA)

$60,000+H

S Errani (ITA)

B Haas (AUT)

61 64

Cocciaretto (ITA)/Dascalu (ROU)

17 Jun

Ilkley (GBR)

$100,000

M Niculescu (ROU)

T Babos (HUN)

62 46 63

Haddad Maia/Stefani (BRA)

17 Jun

Ystad (SWE)

$25,000

D Kovinic (MNE)

R Hogenkamp (NED)

26 63 63

Arbuthnott (GBR)/Danilina (KAZ)

17 Jun

Figueira Da Foz (POR)

$25,000+H

I Soylu (TUR)

K Sebov (CAN)

67(2) 76(5) 63 Jorge (POR)/Parres Azcoitia (ESP)

17 Jun

Montpellier (FRA)

$25,000+H

V Gracheva (RUS)

E Halbauer (USA)

64 62

Melnikova (RUS)/Wacanno (NED)

17 Jun

Padova (ITA)

$25,000

M Caregaro (ITA)

P C Goncalves (BRA)

64 64

Dinu (ROU)/Moratelli (ITA)

17 Jun

Klosters (SUI)

$25,000

J Grabher (AUT)

N Kurata (BRA)

61 63

Sabino (SUI)/Sanesi (ITA)

17 Jun

Netanya (ISR)

$15,000

A Zakharova (RUS)

E Vishnevskaya (RUS)

62 2-0 Ret.

Dmitrichenko (KAZ)/Zakharova (RUS)

17 Jun

Madrid (ESP)

$25,000

M Sherif (EGY)

E Guerrero Alvarez (ESP)

62 63

Monova/Sizikova (RUS)

17 Jun

Stare Splavy (CZE)

$60,000+H

B Krejcikova (CZE)

D Allertova (CZE)

62 63

Dzalamidze (RUS)/Stojanovic (SRB)

24 Jun

Perigueux (FRA)

$25,000

T Andrianjafitrimo (FRA)

A Rame (FRA)

67(5) 62 62

Gatica (CHI)/Pereira (BRA)

24 Jun

Darmstadt (GER)

$25,000

O Govortsova (BLR)

C Tauson (DEN)

61 76(3)

Heisen/Hobgarski (GER)

24 Jun

Alkmaar (NED)

$15,000

S Lamens (NED)

M Yudanov (SWE)

75 62

Arbuthnott (GBR)/Da Silva Fick (AUS)

24 Jun

Madrid (ESP)

$15,000

Y Cavalle-Reimers (ESP)

I L Rosca (ROU)

76(4) 57 76(3) Mikulskyte (LTU)/Rosca (USA)

24 Jun

Tarvisio (ITA)

$25,000

B Turati (ITA)

P C Goncalves (BRA)

63 61

Ce/Goncalves (BRA)

24 Jun

Budapest (HUN)

$15,000

V Lukacs (HUN)

C Skamlova (SVK)

63 26 63

Oz/Sezer (TUR)

01 Jul

Den Haag (NED)

$25,000

A Rus (NED)

V Ivakhnenko (RUS)

62 62

Grammatikopoulou (GRE)/Lemoine (NED)

01 Jul

Corroios-Seixal (POR)

$25,000

P Ozgen (TUR)

O Dodin (FRA)

36 64 63

Bai (AUS)/Hourigan (NZL)

01 Jul

Denain (FRA)

$25,000

E Molinaro (LUX)

K Hobgarski (GER)

64 16 63

Mishina (RUS)/Xu (CHN)

01 Jul

Prokuplje (SRB)

$15,000

S Mendez (AUS)

A Lantigua De La Nuez (ESP)

62 63

Oz/Sezer (TUR)

01 Jul

Stuttgart-Vaihingen (GER)

$25,000

G A Craciun (ROU)

O Govortsova (BLR)

62 63

Fomina (RUS)/Juhaszova (SVK)

01 Jul

Biella (ITA)

$25,000

K Zavatska (UKR)

M Sherif (EGY)

61 63

Bogdan (ROU)/Jani (HUN)

08 Jul

Contrexeville (FRA)

$100,000

K Zavatska (UKR)

U Eikeri (NOR)

64 64

Garcia-Perez (ESP)/Kalashnikova (GEO)

08 Jul

Versmold (GER)

$60,000

N Stojanovic (SRB)

K Hobgarski (GER)

60 75

Anshba (RUS)/Detiuc (CZE)

08 Jul

Getxo (ESP)

$25,000

D Papamichail (GRE)

S Samir (EGY)

62 64

Gjorcheska (MKD)/Komardina (RUS)

08 Jul

Prokuplje (SRB)

$15,000

S Mendez (AUS)

D Astakhova (RUS)

64 61

Astakhova (RUS)/Svatikova (SVK)

08 Jul

Bucharest (ROU)

$15,000

G A Craciun (ROU)

L Schaeder (GER)

75 62

Corneanu/Gavrila (ROU)

08 Jul

Torino (ITA)

$25,000

Y Naito (JPN)

E Cocciaretto (ITA)

63 64

Muramatsu/Naito (JPN)

15 Jul

Biarritz (FRA)

$80,000

V Tomova (BUL)

D Kovinic (MNE)

62 57 75

Arcangioli (FRA)/Zimmermann (BEL)

15 Jul

Palmela (POR)

$25,000

G Maristany Zuleta (ESP) E Guerrero Alvarez (ESP)

63 75

Grey/Silva (GBR)

15 Jul

Aschaffenburg (GER)

$25,000

D Papamichail (GRE)

J Niemeier (GER)

62 57 62

Pieri (ITA)/Popovic (AUS)

15 Jul

Don Benito (Badajoz) (ESP)

$15,000

E Shalimova (RUS)

M J Luque Moreno (ESP)

61 61

Carrillo Marin (ESP)/Lindh (GBR)

15 Jul

Dijon (FRA)

$15,000

M Armitano (FRA)

S Celik (SWE)

61 63

Halemai/Petretic (FRA)

15 Jul

Olomouc (CZE)

$25,000

J Maleckova (CZE)

I Soylu (TUR)

63 64

Detiuc/Markova (CZE)

15 Jul

Imola (ITA)

$25,000

S Rubini (ITA)

C Giovine (ITA)

63 63

Goncalves (BRA)/Stadler (SUI)

15 Jul

Baja (HUN)

$25,000

R L Jani (HUN)

M Sherif (EGY)

63 26 62

Klaffner (AUT)/Sherif (EGY)

15 Jul

Parnu (EST)

$15,000

S Lamens (NED)

E Malygina (EST)

64 60

Kulikova (FIN)/Malygina (EST)

22 Jul

Bytom (POL)

$25,000

M Chwalinska (POL)

N Potocnik (SLO)

63 64

Galfi (HUN)/Piter (POL)

22 Jul

Prague (CZE)

$60,000

T Korpatsch (GER)

D Allertova (CZE)

75 63

Dascalu (ROU)/Serban (CYP)

22 Jul

Horb (GER)

$25,000

L Boskovic (CRO)

S Waltert (SUI)

64 06 61

Gerlach/Wachaczyk (GER)

22 Jul

Les Contamines-Montjoie (FRA) $15,000

J Zuger (SUI)

C B Mohr (FRA)

76(2) 60

Droguet/Rouvroy (FRA)

22 Jul

Sandelfjord (NOR)

$15,000

M Bayerlova (CZE)

M Helgo (NOR)

57 63 63

Brune Olsen/Helgo (NOR)

22 Jul

Moscow (RUS)

$25,000

V Kan (RUS)

V Koval (RUS)

61 76(2)

Anshba (RUS)/Detiuc (CZE)

22 Jul

Schio (ITA)

$15,000

Y Lizarazo (COL)

M Pislak (SLO)

64 75

Lizarazo (COL)/Zanteseschi (ITA)

22 Jul

Tampere (FIN)

$15,000

A Kulikova (FIN)

V Kalaitzis (BEL)

64 67(2) 63

Bakhmutkina/Saidenova (RUS)

22 Jul

Vitoria-Gasteiz (ESP)

$25,000

C Bucsa (ESP)

S Talbi (BLR)

60 64

Rodriguez/Sanchez (MEX)

22 Jul

Porto (POR)

$25,000

E Guerrero Alvarez (ESP)

M Georges (FRA)

64 67(4) 63

Cascino (FRA)/Terziyska (BUL)

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Grodzisk Mazowiecki (POL)

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Prize Money

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Winner

Runner-Up

Score

Doubles winners

$25,000

M Chwalinska (POL)

D Radanovic (SRB)

76(5) 64

Hertel (POL)/Shoshyna (UKR)

Woking (GBR)

$25,000

L Kerkhove (NED)

P Ozgen (TUR)

76(6) 62

Grey/Silva (GBR)

Bad Saulgau (GER)

$25,000+H

S Sorribes Tormo (ESP)

K Gerlach (GER)

76(4) 61

Garcia-Perez (ESP)/Sorribes Tormo (ESP

29 Jul

Savitaipale (FIN)

$15,000

A Kulikova (FIN)

E Kazionova (RUS)

46 76(3) 62

Garkusha/Kazionova (RUS)

29 Jul

El Espinar (Segovia) (ESP)

$25,000

A Rus (NED)

J Terziyska (BUL)

64 61

Bassols Ribera (ESP)/Feng (CHN)

29 Jul

Dublin (IRL)

$15,000

G Drummy (IRL)

A Robbe (FRA)

61 62

Bejenaru (ROU)/Ponomar (GER)

29 Jul

Knokke (BEL)

$15,000

C Burger (NED)

A Pribylova (RUS)

76(5) 36 61

Krywoj (ARG)/Vanhoutte (BEL)

29 Jul

Sezze (ITA)

$25,000

S Rubini (ITA)

A Danilina (KAZ)

64 61

Danilina (KAZ)/Yashina (RUS)

05 Aug

Hechingen (GER)

$60,000

B Haas (AUT)

O Danilovic (SRB)

62 61

Dinu (ROU)/Gjorcheska (MKD)

05 Aug

Warsaw (POL)

$60,000

M Chwalinska (POL)

A Komardina (RUS)

63 60

Chwalinska (POL)/Eikeri (NOR)

05 Aug

Chiswick (GBR)

$25,000

S Murray (GBR)

L Kerkhove (NED)

64 64

Grammatikopoulou (GRE)/Grey (GBR)

05 Aug

Olomouc (CZE)

$15,000

A O Kajuru (JPN)

M Kudelova (CZE)

63 63

Hajkova/Laboutkova (CZE)

05 Aug

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ESP) $25,000+H

M Sherif (EGY)

L Kung (SUI)

61 60

Rodriguez/Sanchez (MEX)

05 Aug

Koksijde (BEL)

$25,000

R Hogenkamp (NED)

O Dodin (FRA)

46 61 64

Salden/Zimmermann (BEL)

05 Aug

Cordenons (ITA)

$25,000

A Rus (NED)

N Radisic (SLO)

46 64 61

Erjavec/Radisic (SLO)

12 Aug

Las Palmas De Gran Canaria (ESP) $25,000+H

N Parrizas-Diaz (ESP)

C Buyukakcay (TUR)

75 36 76(1)

Bassols Ribera (ESP)/Feng (CHN)

12 Aug

Leipzig (GER)

$25,000+H

J Niemeier (GER)

K Gerlach (GER)

63 63

Krejsova/Maleckova (CZE)

12 Aug

Oldenzaal (NED)

$15,000

C Burger (NED)

I Oz (TUR)

26 61 61

Vedder/Visscher (NED)

12 Aug

Moscow (RUS)

$15,000

A Anshba (RUS)

V Koval (RUS)

64 62

Anshba/Pospelova (RUS)

19 Aug

Braunschweig (GER)

$25,000

C Buyukakcay (TUR)

K Gerlach (GER)

64 62

Leykina (RUS)/Partaud (FRA)

19 Aug

Moscow (RUS)

$15,000

A Anshba (RUS)

E Avanesyan (RUS)

64 63

Avanesyan/Pachkaleva (RUS)

19 Aug

Wanfercee-Baulet (BEL)

$15,000

A Mitu (ROU)

S Kraus (AUT)

64 63

Arbuthnott (GBR)/Vanhoutte (BEL)

26 Aug

Vienna (AUT)

$25,000

T Lukas (CRO)

M B Bulgaru (ROU)

57 64 63

Heisen/Hobgarski (GER)

26 Aug

Prague (CZE)

$25,000

B Haas (AUT)

J M J Steur (GER)

75 46 60

Lamens (NED)/Melnikova (RUS)

26 Aug

Bagnatica (ITA)

$25,000+H

T Korpatsch (GER)

M Caregaro (ITA)

61 62

Alves/Ce (BRA)

26 Aug

Penza (RUS)

$25,000

V Diatchenki (RUS)

K Rakhimova (RUS)

64 61

Koval/Rakhimova (RUS)

26 Aug

Verbier (SUI)

$25,000

I De Vroome (NED)

D Marcinkevica (LAT)

36 63 76(2)

Knoll/Waltert (SUI)

26 Aug

Haren (NED)

$15,000

S Djoubri (FRA)

S Herrmann (GER)

61 60

Arbuthnott/Collins (GBR)

26 Aug

Vrnjacka Banja (SRB)

$15,000

S Njiric (CRO)

O Gavrila (ROU)

60 63

Drazic (CRO)/Mikulskyte (LTU)

26 Aug

Batumi (GEO)

$15,000

D Kudashova (RUS)

W Falkowska (POL)

64 62

Cabaj Awad (SWE)/Sezer (TUR)

26 Aug

Kiryat Shmona (ISR)

$25,000

D Snigur (UKR)

M Lumsden (GBR)

61 64

Kimchi/Tahan (ISR)

02 Sep

Zagreb (CRO)

$60,000

M Chernyshova (UKR)

R-L Jani (HUN)

61 64

Bondar (HUN)/Ormaechea (ARG)

02 Sep

Montreux (SUI)

$60,000

O Danilovic (SRB)

J Grabher (AUT)

62 63

Knoll (SUI)/Minella (LUX)

02 Sep

Prague (CZE)

$25,000

J Maleckova (CZE)

C Burger (NED)

61 62

Detiuc/Markova (CZE)

02 Sep

Marbella (ESP)

$25,000

A Rus (NED)

M Bassols Ribera (ESP)

62 62

Burillo Escorihuela/Lazaro Garcia (ESP)

02 Sep

Trieste (ITA)

$25,000

E Cocciaretto (ITA)

S Bandecchi (SUI)

63 61

Dinu (ROU)/Moratelli (ITA)

02 Sep

Curtea De Arges (ROU)

$15,000

O G Simion (ROU)

A Kladivova (CZE)

63 62

Corneanu/Gavrila (ROU)

02 Sep

Bucha (UKR)

$15,000

J Mikulskyte (LTU)

T Pachkaleva (RUS)

75 62

Kanapatskaya (BLR)/Pachkaleva (RUS)

02 Sep

Sajur (ISR)

$15,000

C Simmonds (RSA)

L Glushko (ISR)

75 60

Barnett (GBR)/Simmonds (RSA)

09 Sep

Meitar (ISR)

$60,000

C Tauson (DEN)

K Hobgarski (GER)

46 63 61

Lansere/Rakhimova (RUS)

09 Sep

St. Poelten (AUT)

$25,000

P Ormaechea (ARG)

R-L Jani (HUN)

26 63 63

Fetecau (ROU)/Udvardy (HUN)

09 Sep

Frydek Mistek (CZE)

$25,000

E Gorgodze (GEO)

K Gerlach (GER)

61 76(6)

Boskovic (CRO)/Papamichail (GRE)

09 Sep

Ceuta (ESP)

$15,000

E Shalimova (RUS)

D Mishina (RUS)

64 16 61

Bouzo Zanotti/Moreno Barranquero (ESP)

09 Sep

Dijon (FRA)

$15,000

J Suvrijn (FRA)

M Yudanov (SWE)

76(13) 62

Vasilescu (ROU)/Wuarin (SUI)

09 Sep

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

A Rus (NED)

E Cocciaretto (ITA)

63 67(5) 64

Contreras Gomez (MEX)/Scholl (USA)

09 Sep

Focsani (ROU)

$15,000

L Schaeder (GER)

A Mitu (ROU)

62 62

Gavrila/Rosca (ROU)

09 Sep

Szekesfehervar (HUN)

$15,000

N Berberovic (BIH)

S Njiric (CRO)

46 64 75

Berberovic (BIH)/Helgo (NOR)

16 Sep

Saint-Malo (FRA)

$60,000

V Gracheva (RUS)

M Kostyuk (UKR)

63 62

Gorgodze (GEO)/Zanevska (BEL)

16 Sep

Roehampton (GBR)

$25,000

N Parrizas-Diaz (ESP)

A-L Friedsam (GER)

62 57 75

Heisen/Hobgarski (GER)

16 Sep

Podgorica (MNE)

$25,000

T Lukas (CRO)

M Melnikova (RUS)

64 75

Anshba (RUS)/Detiuc (CZE)

16 Sep

Melilla (ESP)

$15,000

A Fita Boluda (ESP)

A Collins (GBR)

63 64

Mishina/Morgina (RUS)

16 Sep

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

M Trevisan (ITA)

S Mendez (AUS)

64 57 75

Chareva (RUS)/Gamiz (VEN)

16 Sep

Arad (ROU)

$25,000

A Mitu (ROU)

I Burillo Escorihuela (ESP)

67(5) 64 64

Eraydin (TUR)/Mitu (ROU)

16 Sep

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

N Shytkouskaya (BLR)

M Arcangioli (FRA)

60 63

Saigo/Saigo (JPN)

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Doubles winners

10 Jun

Kaltenkirchen (GER)

$15,000

D Altmaier (GER)

C Lindell (SWE)

61 63

Dutra Da Silva (BRA)/Lindell (SWE)

10 Jun

Huelva (ESP)

10 Jun

Akko (ISR)

$25,000

P Sakamoto (BRA)

B Malla (CHI)

62 26 76(2)

Galdos/Varillas (PER)

$15,000

G Klier Junior (BRA)

Y Oliel (ISR)

46 64 61

Kalovelonis/Pervolarakis (GRE)

17 Jun 17 Jun

Martos (ESP)

$25,000

E Struvay (COL)

K King (USA)

63 63

Pla Malfeito (ESP)/Struvay (COL)

Netanya (ISR)

$15,000

Y Oliel (ISR)

G Klier Junior (BRA)

36 64 63

Jones (GBR)/Orlov (UKR)

17 Jun

Balatonalmadi (HUN)

$15,000

C O’Connell (AUS)

G Madarasz (HUN)

63 61

Pucinelli De Almeida/Reis Da Silva (BRA)

17 Jun

Toulouse (FRA)

$25,000+H

B Bonzi (FRA)

H Gaston (FRA)

64 64

Bonzi/Jacq (FRA)

24 Jun

Kamen (GER)

$15,000

P Heller (GER)

J Barranco Cosano (ESP)

75 36 63

Dzhanashiya/Sabanin (RUS)

24 Jun

Montauban (FRA)

$25,000

T Seyboth Wild (BRA)

H Gaston (FRA)

64 62

Gomez (COL)/Ore (USA)

24 Jun

Alkmaar (NED)

$15,000

E Dalla Valle (ITA)

N Lootsma (NED)

76(4) 64

Laurent (FRA)/Lootsma (NED)

24 Jun

Arlon (BEL)

$25,000+H

J Vanneste (BEL)

J P Varillas (PER)

75 76(5)

Eriksson (SWE)/Vanneste (BEL)

24 Jun

Palma del Rio (ITF)

$25,000+H

A Artunedo Martinavarro (ESP)

A Rinderknech (FRA)

67(2) 61 64

Jomby/Lescure (FRA)

24 Jun

Pardubice (CZE)

$25,000

M Guinard (FRA)

L Klein (SVK)

64 57 76(6)

Kopriva/Pospisil (CZE)

24 Jun

Setubal (POR)

$15,000

N Borges (POR)

F Gil (POR)

63 64

Craig (USA)/Ivanov (BUL)

01 Jul

Bourg-en-Bresse (FRA)

$25,000

M Hamou (FRA)

K Jacquet (FRA)

64 67(4) 63

Martineau/Reymond (FRA)

01 Jul

Cuneo (ITA)

$25,000

J Hernandez-Fernandez (DOM)

F Forti (ITA)

67(6) 64 75

Cornea/Jecan (ROU)

01 Jul

Bakio (ESP)

$25,000

L Lokoli (FRA)

H Grenier (FRA)

63 63

Gomez (COL)/Ore (USA)

01 Jul

Wroclaw (POL)

$15,000

V Safranek (CZE)

P Nouza (CZE)

63 36 63

Zielinski/Zuk (POL)

01 Jul

Den Haag (NED)

$15,000

M Zukas (ARG)

R Nijboer (NED)

64 62

De Jong/Nijboer (NED)

01 Jul

Saarlouis (GER)

$15,000

N Hardt (DOM)

F Ornago (ITA)

60 64

Frawley (AUS)/Rosenkranz (GER)

01 Jul

Lasne (BEL)

$25,000

J Vanneste (BEL)

J Jahn (GER)

61 75

Johnson/Johnson (USA)

01 Jul

Idanha-a-Nova (POR)

$15,000

N Borges (POR)

F Gil (POR)

36 63 62

Borges/Cabral (POR)

01 Jul

Belgrade (SRB)

$15,000

M Miladinovic (SRB)

F Marozsan (HUN)

63 63

Dubrivnyy/Ovcharov (RUS)

08 Jul

Casinalbo (ITA)

$25,000

C Lindell (SWE)

C O’Connell (AUS)

76(5) 57 63

Sabanov/Sabanov (CRO)

08 Jul

Getxo (ESP)

$25,000

J Okala (FRA)

C Boluda-Purkiss (ESP)

64 61

Gomez (COL)/Ore (USA)

08 Jul

Marburg (GER)

$15,000

L Wessels (GER)

J De Jong (NED)

76(4) 76(5)

Antonescu/Grigoriu (ROU)

08 Jul

Ajaccio (FRA)

$25,000+H

L Lokoli (FRA)

Q Robert (FRA)

36 75 63

Laurent/Seyboth Wild (BRA)

08 Jul

Telfs (AUT)

$15,000

S Ehrat (SUI)

A Erler (AUT)

64 67(6) 63

Konecny (CZE)/Sachko (UKR)

08 Jul

Idanha-a-Nova (POR)

$15,000

F Gil (POR)

D Jorda Sanchis (ESP)

61 62

Dias/Falcao (POR)

08 Jul

Vilnius (LTU)

$15,000

I Nedelko (RUS)

S Danilov (RUS)

64 57 61

Korovin (RUS)/Prihodko (UKR)

15 Jul

Kassel (GER)

$25,000+H

L Gerch (GER)

J Okala (FRA)

67(3) 63 64

Frawley (AUS)/Rosenkranz (GER)

15 Jul

Parnu (EST)

$15,000

J Zopp (EST)

B Bobrov (RUS)

64 63

Ivanov (EST)/Ratniuk (RUS)

15 Jul

Kramsach (AUT)

$15,000

R Slobodchikov (RUS)

S Kopp (AUT)

62 60

Krainer (AUT)/Ma (AUS)

15 Jul

Gandia (ESP)

$25,000

J Pla Malfeito (ESP)

J Correia (BRA)

61 76(0)

Eysseric/Gaston (FRA)

15 Jul

Gubbio (ITA)

$15,000

G Villanueva (ARG)

F Passaro (ITA)

75 62

Kivattsev (RUS)/Villanueva (ARG)

15 Jul

Uriage (FRA)

$15,000

A Gautier (FRA)

G Petit (FRA)

75 26 64

Fouche/Lescure (FRA)

15 Jul

Castelo Branco (POR)

$15,000

E Struvay (COL)

N Alvarez Varona (ESP)

64 76(4)

Deviatiarov (UKR)/Struvay (COL)

15 Jul

Piestany (SVK)

$15,000

L Klein (SVK)

F Marozsan (HUN)

61 46 61

Podzus/Podzus (LAT)

15 Jul

Telavi (GEO)

$15,000

D Poljak (CZE)

J Karimov (UZB)

64 61

Kirci (TUR)/Poljak (CZE)

22 Jul

Troyes (FRA)

$25,000

O Luz (BRA)

J Okala (FRA)

60 75

De Schepper/Faivre (FRA)

22 Jul

Pontedera (ITA)

$25,000+H

E Dalla Valle (ITA)

G Zeppieri (ITA)

76(4) 75

Sabanov/Sabanov (CRO)

22 Jul

Denia (ESP)

$25,000

C Alcaraz (ESP)

T Skatov (KAZ)

64 63

Martos Gornes/Pla Malfeito (ESP)

22 Jul

Bad Schussenried (GER)

$15,000

M Netuschil (GER)

A Obert (GER)

62 61

De Krom/De Valk (NED)

22 Jul

Wels (AUT)

$15,000

A Erler (AUT)

D Kekez (CRO)

64 64

Kijametovic (BIH)/Lah (SLO)

22 Jul

Telavi (GEO)

$15,000

N Mashtakov (UKR)

D Uspensky (USA)

63 64

Liutarevich (BLR)/Poljak (CZE)

22 Jul

Porto (POR)

$25,000

P Vivero Gonzalez (ESP)

D Rodrigues (POR)

62 62

Beran (CAN)/Cukierman (ISR)

29 Jul

Roehampton (GBR)

$25,000

J Draper (GBR)

D Cukierman (ISR)

46 63 62

Gray/Moore (GBR)

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29 Jul

Bolzano (ITA)

$25,000

29 Jul

Xativa (ESP)

29 Jul

Brussels (BEL)

29 Jul 29 Jul

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Score

Doubles winners

R Balzerani (ITA)

E Ejupovic (GER)

63 36 62

Kalenichenko (UKR)/Yevseyev (KAZ)

$15,000

I Lopez Morillo (ESP)

P Toledo Bague (ESP)

76(7) 64

Barroso Campos/Winter Lopez (ESP)

$15,000

C Heyman (BEL)

G Den Heijer (NED)

26 60 64

Gelhardt (GER)/Hardt (DOM)

Novi Sad (SRB)

$15,000

A Huertas Del Pino (PER)

L Celebic (MNE)

63 76(2)

Huertas Del Pino/Huertas Del Pino (PER)

Telavi (GEO)

$15,000

Y Bondarevskiy (RUS)

A Donski (BUL)

64 60

Donski (BUL)/Tikhomirov (USA)

29 Jul

Dublin (IRL)

$25,000

I Sijsling (NED)

R Peniston (GBR)

64 76(8)

Bradley (IRL)/Findel-Hawkins (GBR)

29 Jul

Chitila (ROU)

$15,000

H Casanova (ARG)

B I Apostol (ROU)

64 75

Delmas (FRA)/Deviatiarov (UKR)

05 Aug

Chiswick (GBR)

$25,000

J Draper (GBR)

I Sijsling (NED)

64 26 63

Bradley (IRL)/Jones (GBR)

05 Aug

Vogau (AUT)

$25,000

J Forejtek (CZE)

C Ugo Carabelli (ARG)

76(7) 46 64

Forejtek/Mertl (CZE)

05 Aug

Appiano (ITA)

$25,000+H

C Lindell (SWE)

R Balzerani (ITA)

62 46 63

Golubev (KAZ)/M Rodrigues Alves (BRA)

05 Aug

Wetzlar (GER)

$15,000

M Rosenkranz (GER)

B Sant’anna (BRA)

64 63

Frawley (AUS)/Rosenkranz (GER)

05 Aug

Ystad (SWE)

$15,000

G Hansson (SWE)

A Holmgren (DEN)

76(5) 61

Friberg/Taylor (SWE)

05 Aug

Novi Sad (SRB)

$15,000

P Nagy (HUN)

M Miladinovic (SRB)

76(4) 64

Huertas Del Pino/Huertas Del Pino (PER)

05 Aug

Koszalin (POL)

$15,000

M Podzus (LAT)

D Poljak (CZE)

63 36 64

Podzus/Podzus (LAT)

05 Aug

Eupen (BEL)

$15,000

G Villanueva (ARG)

M Geerts (BEL)

64 61

Geerts (BEL)/Hardt (DOM)

05 Aug

Targu Mures (ROU)

$15,000

M Tepavac (SRB)

H Casanova (ARG)

76(1) 62

Casanova/Juarez (ARG)

05 Aug

Pozoblanco (ESP)

$25,000+H

R Roumane (FRA)

K Kravchuk (RUS)

64 75

Artunedo Martinavarro/Martos Gornes (ESP)

12 Aug

Koksijde (BEL)

$15,000

C Soderlund (SWE)

G Onclin (BEL)

64 60

Added (FRA)/Bergs (BEL)

12 Aug

Vigo (ESP)

$15,000

O J Gutierrez (BRA)

R Te (CHN)

76(2) 76(0)

Gutierrez/Matos (BRA)

12 Aug

Trier (GER)

$15,000

A Obert (GER)

C Schmitz (GER)

64 63

Schell/Schmitz (GER)

12 Aug

Baja (HUN)

$15,000

M Valkusz (HUN)

J M Cerundolo (ARG)

64 46 62

Hajek/Krstev (CZE)

12 Aug

Santa Cristina Val Gardena (ITA) $15,000

F Diaz Acosta (ARG)

W Leite (BRA)

67(7) 61 62

Bortolotti (ITA)/Leite (BRA)

12 Aug

Oldenzaal (NED)

$15,000

J De Jong (NED)

A Admiraal (NED)

60 64

Hermans/Stevens (NED)

12 Aug

Bydgoszcz (POL)

$25,000+H

N Alvarez (PER)

D Michalski (POL)

75 63

Manafov (UKR)/Pichler (AUT)

12 Aug

Moscow (RUS)

$15,000

A Zakharov (RUS)

A Avidzba (RUS)

46 75 61

Avidzba/Davydov (RUS)

12 Aug

Novi Sad (SRB)

$15,000

M Miladinovic (SRB)

Y Oliel (ISR)

26 61 62

Huertas Del Pino/Huertas Del Pino (PER)

12 Aug

Pitesti (ROU)

$25,000

F C Jianu (ROU)

M Tepavac (SRB)

76(4) 5-0 Ret.

Cornea/Jecan (ROU)

12 Aug

Irpin (UKR)

$15,000

V Orlov (UKR)

N Mashtakov (UKR)

63 61

Orlov (UKR)/Tsivadze (GEO)

12 Aug

Sintra (POR)

$15,000

L Poullain (FRA)

F Gil (POR)

76(4) 46 61

Bothwell (IRL)/Tchoutakian (FRA)

19 Aug

Santander (ESP)

$25,000

O J Gutierrez (BRA)

O Luz (BRA)

64 61

Luz/Matos (BRA)

19 Aug

Helsinki (FIN)

$15,000

J M Cerundolo (ARG)

P Niklas-Salminen (FIN)

62 63

Kossek/Smola (POL)

19 Aug

Ueberlingen (GER)

$15,000

P Heller (GER)

L Wessels (GER)

61 64

Guenther/Wessels (GER)

19 Aug

Poznan (POL)

$25,000

V Safranek (CZE)

D Hidalgo (ECU)

63 62

Kowalczyk/Matuszewski (POL)

19 Aug

Moscow (RUS)

$15,000

A Zhurbin (RUS)

S Fayziev (UZB)

63 61

Ratniuk/Shevchenko (RUS)

19 Aug

Schlieren (SUI)

$25,000

D Masur (GER)

B Bonzi (FRA)

64 62

Nouza/Skoch (CZE)

19 Aug

Lambermont (BEL)

$15,000

D Added (FRA)

M Perchicot (FRA)

46 76(4) 75

Houkes/Van Beem (NED)

19 Aug

Sintra (POR)

$15,000

A Escoffier (FRA)

L Poullain (FRA)

75 64

Escoffier/Tchoutakian (FRA)

19 Aug

Curtea De Arges (ROU)

$15,000

M-A Jecan (ROU)

H Casanova (ARG)

36 76(4) 63

Lazarov (BUL)/Manda (ROU)

19 Aug

Minsk (BLR)

$15,000

A Dubrivnyy (RUS)

I Liutarevich (BLR)

63 76(5)

Dubrivnyy (RUS)/Poljak (CZE)

19 Aug

Kiryat Shmona (ISR)

$15,000

A Bega (ITA)

M Deviatiarov (UKR)

62 16 64

Bertuccioli/Picchione (ITA)

26 Aug

Donostia-San-Sebastian (ESP)

$25,000

J Barranco Cosano (ESP)

O J Gutierrez (BRA)

75 60

Esteve Lobato/Roca Batalla (ESP)

26 Aug

Piombino (ITA)

$25,000

M Martineau (FRA)

H Gaston (FRA)

26 76(6) 76(3)

Jorda Sanchis/Vivero Gonzalez (ESP)

26 Aug

Haren (NED)

$15,000

J De Jong (NED)

J I Galarza (ARG)

75 60

Hermans/Stevens (NED)

26 Aug

Horgen (SUI)

$15,000

L Wessels (GER)

A Gonzalez (COL)

62 60

Baltensperger/Bellier (SUI)

26 Aug

Bratislava (SVK)

$15,000

L Klein (SVK)

K Kivattsev (RUS)

76(3) 63

Rajski/Wojcik (POL)

26 Aug

Gyor (HUN)

$25,000

R Cid Subervi (DOM)

V Kopriva (CZE)

61 60

Hidalgo (ECU)/Sakamoto (BRA)

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ITF World Tennis Tour (Europe) Results 2019 ITF World Tennis Tour (Men’s) Week

Venue

Prize Money Winner

26 Aug

Irpin (UKR)

$15,000

26 Aug

Kiryat Shmona (ISR)

02 Sep

Oviedo (ESP)

02 Sep 02 Sep

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Score

Doubles winners

L Grigelis (LTU)

D Yevseyez (KAZ)

60 63

Manafov (UKR)/Yevseyez (KAZ)

$15,000

Y Oliel (ISR)

J Draper (GBR)

6-3 5-7 6-4

Beren (USA)/Manji (CAN)

$25,000

O Roca Batalla (ESP)

J Hernandez-Fernandez (DOM)

64 64

Dutra Da Silva/Sakamoto (BRA)

Bagneres-De-Bigore (FRA)

$25,000+H

E Struvay (COL)

E Hoyt (GBR)

64 64

Eysseric/Jomby (FRA)

Trieste (ITA)

$25,000

J P Varillas (PER)

A Erler (AUT)

67(6) 61 64

Doumbia/Reboul (FRA)

02 Sep

Szekesfehervar (HUN)

$15,000

M Vrbensky (CZE)

D Ajdukovic (CRO)

62 62

Nouza/Vrbensky (CZE)

02 Sep

Sajur (ISR)

$15,000

Y Oliel (ISR)

G Ricca (ITA)

61 76(6)

Kiyamov/Sabanin (RUS)

02 Sep

Sao Bras Alportel (POR)

$15,000

F Gil (POR)

S Freund (SWE)

64 46 61

Freund (SWE)/Moreno De Alboran (USA)

09 Sep

Varna (BUL)

$15,000

J I Galarza (ARG)

Q Folliot (FRA)

62 62

Folliot (FRA)/Matuszewski (POL)

09 Sep

Seville (ESP)

$25,000

O Luz (BRA)

S Gutierrez-Ferrol (ESP)

62 61

Luz/Matos (BRA)

09 Sep

Mulhouse (FRA)

$25,000+H

D Added (FRA)

A Rinderknech (FRA)

76(4) 26 63

Brouwer/Smits (NED)

09 Sep

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

W Leite (BRA)

B Sant’anna (BRA)

3-0 Ret.

Portaluri/Tresca (ITA)

09 Sep

Brasov (ROU)

$15,000

N D Ionel (ROU)

O Krutykh (UKR)

75 64

Apostol/Frunza (ROU)

16 Sep

Madrid (ESP)

$25,000

B Bonzi (FRA)

A Gonzalez (COL)

62 76(5)

Gomez (COL)/Ore (USA)

16 Sep

Pajulahti (FIN)

$15,000

S Danilov (RUS

R Strombachs (GER)

67(2) 64 63

Catarina (MON)/Crepatte (FRA)

16 Sep

Plaisir (FRA)

$25,000+H

Y Mertens (BEL)

C Heyman (BEL)

63 60

Bellier (SUI)/Tchoutakian (FRA)

16 Sep

Zlatibor (SRB)

$15,000

N Fatic (BIH)

P Nagy (HUN)

75 63

Celebic (MNE)/Malesevic (BIH)

16 Sep

Santa Margherita Di Pula (ITA)

$25,000

T De Bakker (NED)

L Gerch (GER)

62 64

De Bakker (NED)/Tabur (FRA)

16 Sep

Targu Mures (ROU)

$15,000

N D Ionel (ROU)

J I Galarza (ARG)

67(1) 75 64

Cretu/Dica (ROU)

16 Sep

Antalya (TUR)

$15,000

I Nedelko (RUS)

M Vrbensky (CZE)

36 64 64

Zielinski/Zuk (POL)

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