Tennis Europe News - Issue 152

Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo

The Tennis Europe Junior Masters returned to the Monte-Carlo Country Club in Monaco from 26-28 October 2022 A stellar line up of the top 8 performing boys and girls aged 14 and 16 & Under was in action on the club’s iconic clay courts

Tennis Europe Junior Masters

12 & Under Festival

Junior Tour Latest

European tennis growth revealed in new report

France shines at European Beach Tennis Championships . . .

European Senior Club Championships

New partnership with Crionet to digitalise Junior Tour

Interview: Jordi Tamayo De Winne

Tennis Europe Junior School Latest Results and Rankings

First played in 1996, the Junior Masters has proven to be a reliable barometer of future success 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, ®

JUNIOR MASTERS

Alexander Zverev, Simona Halep and Belinda Bencic are all former medalists

On the eve of the event, the 32 players took part in an interactive Junior School session hosted by Tennis Europe CEO Thomas Hammerl, which included topics ranging from safeguarding to media responsibilities and social media

The group was joined by a very special guest, former world #3 Ivan Ljubicic, who shared his experiences from his time as a junior, then a top professional player and more recently, as coach to Roger Federer Asked what advice he had for the elite young players in attendance, he said, “Enjoy this tournament . Don’t worry so much about winning One of you will be the best, but everybody that reached Monte-Carlo is amazing ”

NEW CHAMPIONS CROWNED

The girls’ 14 & Under final saw top seed Ksenia Efremova face unseeded Sona Depesova The pair had met once before in Junior Tour singles action, with Efremova winning their first match comfortably at TIM Essonne in February of this year . On this occasion she faced tougher resistance, but still managed to pull off a straight sets win, 6-4 6-4

Courtside after her emotional victory, Efremova said, “There were some stressful moments now and then, especially at 5-1 I had a match point, but I didn’t manage to finish Then she started coming back, 5-2, 5-3, I think she felt like she didn’t have anything to lose anymore . I recently had a very similar situation at another tournament, where I lost the set even if I was leading at first . So, this time, I said: okay, no, not again! I kept my focus, tried my best and finally won!”

Meanwhile, Diego Dedura-Palomero ensured that the boys’ 14 & under trophy remains in German hands for a second successive year after enjoying a stress-free 6-0 6-2 win over Ukraine’s Nikita Bilozertsev in the final The result came as a relief to the European Championship silver medalist: “It’s crazy, I wasn’t expecting such a quick win, I thought I was going to play three sets . It’s amazing to be here, same place as the Masters 1000, winning here is incredible,” he said

In the 16 & Under girls’ draw, Alena Kovackova defeated Diana-Ioana Simionescu (ROU) to secure her eighth Junior Tour title of a stellar season

The Czech qualified for the Junior Masters in pole position in both the 14 and 16 & Under age categories, losing just once in singles (in the Les Petits As semi-finals) and

Girls 16 & Under winner Alena Kovackova (CZE).

Girls 14 & Under winner Ksenia Efremova.

Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo

Boys 14 & Under winner Diego Dedura-Palomero (GER).

Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo

with a good rest and the help from the physio, she made it through!”

As for the boys, Nicolai Budkov Kjaer scored a straight sets win over William Rejchtmann Vinciguerra in the first ever all-Scandinavian Junior Masters final The Norwegian took just 66 minutes to cruise to a 6-4 6-2 win over his Swedish opponent, becoming the first player from his country to win a Masters title in the process .

With the win, Budkov Kjaer completes an impressive season during which he won four Junior Tour 16 & Under titles The top seed spent much of the year atop the Race to Monte-Carlo rankings, and amassed a record of 30 wins, 4 losses

Boys 16 & Under winner Nicolai Budkov Kjaer (NOR).

winning some of the Tour’s most prestigious titles, including the European Junior Championships and playing on the victorious Summer Cups and World Junior Tennis teams

She commented, “Playing here was incredible I’ve had a great season, I won the European Junior Championships and now this, I’m super happy ” Father and coach Petr added, “It was a bit difficult for her because she played an ITF final on Sunday and she’s also a bit injured, but

He commented, “It was a great match Both of us were playing well from the start William has been playing great all week, so congrats to him and his team, I’m very happy that I pulled out the win!”

The Monte-Carlo Country Club officially closed the tournament with a sunset closing ceremony, where Monaco Tennis Federation President Melanie De Massy was on hand to present the four champions with their trophies, goodie bags and prizes of a one-week stay at Tennis Europe’s partner, the Mouratoglou Academy

Boys 14 & Under Girls 14 & Under Boys 16 & Under Girls 16 & Under Diego Dedura-Palomero (GER) Ksenia Efremova Nicolai Budkov Kjaer (NOR) Alena Kovackova (CZE) Nikita Bilozertsev (UKR) Sona Depesova (SVK) William R Vinciguerra (SWE) Diana Ioana Simionescu (ROU) Matei Todoran (ROU) Mia Pohankova (SVK) Kerem Yilmaz (TUR) Noemi Maines (ITA)

Niels McDonald (GER) Kali Supova (SVK) Gabriel Ghetu (ROU) Andrada Komarov (ROU) Ivan Ivanov (BUL) Julie Pastikova (CZE) Mateusz Lange (POL) Emiliia Kats Valentin Gonzalez-Galino (ESP) Yuliya Perapekhina Sergej Zivkovic (SRB) Alexia Ioana Tatu (ROU) Cristopher Thies (GER) Maia Burcescu (ROU) Timofei Derepasko* Tereza Krejcova (CZE) Lenny Petit (MON) Sofie Hettlerova (CZE) Antonio Voljavec* Flora Farkaslaki Hints (HUN)

*both ranked 7 due to walkover

Diego Dedura-Palomero (GER) Ksenia Efremova

Nicolai Budkov Kjaer (NOR) Alena Kovackova (CZE)

New champions crowned at the 12 & Under Festival

Anton Kahlig (AUT) and Keisija Berzina (LAT) are the champions of the second edition of the 12 & Under Festival, after a memorable week at the Rafa Nadal Academy in Mallorca, Spain

29 Tennis Europe member nations were represented by the 64 players during the season-ending tournament Of the qualified players, 49 won or were runner-up at a Category 1 tournament in 2022, while the others received wildcards

For the first part of the competition, the 32 boys and 32 girls were divided into 8 groups of four Following the round-robin stage, the winner of each group qualified for the quarter finals

Besides giving the players an early opportunity to get an experience of the look and feel of a professional tournament, the organisers ensured the players would enjoy a true Festival atmosphere, with a wide range of activities taking

place throughout the week . The busy agenda included visits to the Rafa Nadal Museum, sports events, a players’ party, and a well-attended introductory session of the Tennis Europe Junior School Both live streaming and live scores were available throughout the week for each match

FINALS

SINGLES

Austria’s Anton Kahlig played against local favorite Izan Banares Lasala in the boys’ final Kahlig proved to be more consistent throughout the entire match, while the Spaniard made more errors, despite being physically stronger Leading 7-5 5-2, Kahlig seemed to have relaxed a bit, offering his opponent the chance to get back in the game and hope for a comeback . However, at 5-4 he regained his focus and quickly won the game, match and tournament With the win, Kahlig ends a great year on the Junior Tour, in which he played 45 matches and won four 12 & Under finals

Boys finalists.

Boys Winner Anton Kahlig (AUT).

Girls finalists.

Girls Winner Keisija Berzina (LAT).

New champions crowned at the 12 & Under Festival

The girls’ final was played between Keisija Berzina and Andreea Olariu (ROU) The two players were no strangers on the court, as they recently teamed up for a doubles tournament in France, but they had never played singles against each other . Olariu won a 14 & Under tournament held at the same venue the week before the festival, so she felt comfortable enough to breeze through this tournament Berzina, on the other hand, had a more difficult road to the final, playing three consecutive battles with a match tiebreak Even so, she had plenty of energy and was not intimidated by the taller Romanian Barzina wrapped up an intense first set, which lasted almost an hour, whereas the second one concluded the tournament in just 30 minutes This was the third tournament win for Berzina in 2022, a year in which she also started competing in 14 & Under events

DOUBLES

The boys’ doubles final saw Pavel Oliver Dufek & Matyas Marsik (CZE) vs . Lucas Alexandru Milos & Andrei Radu (ROU) Only a few points made the difference between the two teams, the Czechs ending triumphantly after a 7-5 4-6 10-2 match

Lea Haider-Maurer and Anna Pircher from Austria defeated Tea Kovacevic (BIH) and Sara Mitevska (MKD) in the doubles final The Austrian girls had a tough road through the tournament, just scraping through their opening match against Czechs Jana Kovackova and Katerina Zajickova 7-6(5) 1-6 11-9 However, by the time they reached the final they were in dominant form, securing the title in less than one hour, 6-1 6-2

Notes from Tennis Europe

The legend himself, Rafael Nadal sent a message of congratulations and encouragement to all the players, saying “I would like to congratulate all of you who qualified to play in this tournament at the Academy . I know that the whole team that makes this event possible has put a lot of effort in organizing it, so I hope you will take advantage of it I also hope you had a great time competing, not only for yourselves, but also for your countries That is something that I have always loved and enjoyed throughout my career, because to achieve success you have to work as a team, make sacrifices and not think only of yourself My wish is that you have enjoyed Mallorca, that you have enjoyed the facilities and that soon we will be able to see you playing here I wish you all the best for the future in Tennis Europe tournaments and in your careers”

Season’s greetings from all of the staff at Tennis Europe! The offices will remain closed from 24 December – 2 January 2023 for Christmas holidays

The 2023 Tennis Europe Annual General Meeting is scheduled to take place in Barcelona, Spain from 23-25 March

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Players and coaches visited an introductory Junior School class.

Junior Tour enjoys record breaking year

The Tennis Europe Junior Tour is now completing its most successful ever year in terms of volume with 460 individual tournaments having been held in over 260 towns and cities, from Adana to Zetrud Lumay, across 43 of the 48 eligible nations

Including the flagship European Championships, team events and closed competitions, this number rises to 465 This represents a 12% increase on the previous busiest year (2019, with 406 events), a remarkable achievement considering the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic felt across the region

This represents a 12% increase on the previous busiest year (2019, with 406 events), a remarkable achievement considering the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic felt across the region

In 2023 the Junior Tour aims to continue to consolidate or even increase the number of tournaments with an emphasis on quality – such as improved hospitality - offering even more opportunities to players in as many member nations as possible A range of new digital possibilities is also being developed, with the aim of bringing the Tour to an even wider audience

New for 2023: 16 & Under Super Category

Five Super Category tournaments were introduced to the 14 & Under age group in 2019, when the Christmas Cup (Khimki, Russia), Les Petits As (Tarbes, France), Kungens Kanna & Drottningens Pris (Stockholm, Sweden),

Taça Internacional (Maia, Portugal) and the Internationale Deutsche Tennismeisterschaften (Dueren, Germany) were all promoted

The 16 & Under age group will follow suit in 2023 with the prestigious Torneo Avvenire (Milan, Italy), and Bohdan Tomaszewski Cup (Warszaw, Poland), being the first recipients As with the 14 & Under age group the upgrade to Super Category from Category 1 status reflects their extraordinary efforts and performances with players at Super Category tournaments earning more ranking points and looking forward to extra services and benefits

Winter Cups by Dunlop

The biggest indoor team event in tennis returns in 2023 after a two-year absence from the calendar The muchloved event, which saw Novak Djokovic and Rafa Nadal among those to represent their nations for a first time, returns for players aged 14 and 16 & Under The 12 & Under competition will not be held on this occasion First played in 1977, the event has not been held since 2020 due to pandemic-related complications

February 03-05 – 14/16 & Under Qualifying

February 16-18 – 14 & Under Final Rounds (Boys - Niederzier GER, Girls – Rakovnik CZE)

February 17-19 – 16 & Under Final Rounds (Boys – Marcqen-Baroeul FRA, Girls – Brest FRA)

The tournament entry lists and repartition of nations can be found here

FORCES OF POWER

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European tennis growth revealed in new report

Tennis Europe has published the results of a study examining the tennis ecosystem in 48 countries The resulting 2022 European Tennis Report reflects a sport undergoing a post-pandemic resurgence, and reveal positive trends in participation, affiliation, facilities, and performance across the region

Key findings include:

• European participation rates are up by 4 6%

• Tournament numbers have bounced back strongly since the pandemic

• Club membership has increased by 6 .6% to 5 7 million

• More tennis clubs exist in Europe than at any time since 2009

• 5 nations – France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy & Spain – account for 75% of all European players

• 8,000 newly qualified coaches are working in the sport since 2018

The report is a unique source of statistics and is designed to present the most accurate possible snapshot of European tennis, including national and regional figures for recreational, licensed, and professional players, club membership, clubs, courts, coaches, and international tournaments

The full 82-page report is available free-of-charge and can be found here in pdf format Key data can also be viewed on our interactive dashboard (best viewed on a desktop browser)

First published in 2009, the fifth European Tennis Report is the result of a triennial survey of Tennis Europe’s constituent national tennis federations, conducted in association with sports industry research leaders Sporting Insights

French teams shine at European Beach Tennis Championships

76 players from 20 Tennis Europe member nations were in action at the European Beach Tennis Championships The event was held at the Lyttos Beach resort in Crete for the first time, where it was hosted by the Hellenic Tennis Federation

The draws were headed by the Top 4 ranked women and 6 of the Top 12 men on the ITF Beach Tennis Tour . Streamed live online, the tournament produced its fair share of surprises, with French teams claiming two of the three gold medals on offer for the first time in the event’s history

Despite the French gold rush, Italy remained on top of the Nations Ranking, as it has done in each previous edition of the Championships, closely followed by France and with Spain in third position

MEN’S DOUBLES

Having lost the final in 2021 to an Italian team, Nicolas Gianotti and Theo Irigaray were determined not to let history repeat itself In their last two matches, the French pair faced Italian teams They first claimed victory against Doriano Beccaccioli and Diego Bollettinari in an intense semifinal 4-6 6-1 [10-3] Gianotti and Irigaray had their eyes firmly on the prize during the final where they produced a high-quality performance to score a straight sets win over world #1 Michele Cappelletti and #3 Mattia Spoto

It is the second time Irigaray has won a European Championship gold, adding to the one he won in 2018 alongside Mathieu Guegano

Gold: (2) Nicolas Gianotti/Theo Irigaray (FRA) d. (1) Michele Cappelletti/Mattia Spoto 6-3 7-5.

Bronze: (4) Beccaccioli Doriano/Diego Bollettinari (ITA) d. (3) Antonio Ramos/Gerard Rodriguez (ESP) 7-5 7-6(3).

WOMEN’S

DOUBLES

Just like last year, there was an all-Italian women’s final, played between Sofia Cimatti & Nicole Nobile against Veronica Casadei & Giulia Gasparri Cimatti and Nobile were playing their second final in a row and came close to victory in a titanic three set match, but tournament veteran Gasparri was able to defend her title alongside her new partner

For Gasparri this is the fourth gold medal that she adds to her collection (plus three silvers), while Cimatti has now four silver and four gold medals in the women’s competitions, making them the two most successful players in the event’s history Casadei takes her gold medal home and adds it to the one she won in 2016, when she played the 18 & Under event

Gold: (1) Giulia Gasparri/Veronica Casadei (ITA) d. (2) Sofia Cimatti/Nicole Nobile (ITA) 6-4 6-7(6) 10-6.

Bronze: (3) Eva Fernandez Palos/Sabrina Lopez Garcia (ESP) d. Ariadna Costa Graell/Omaira Farias (ESP) 6-2 1-6 10-6.

Men’s doubles champions France.

French teams shine at European Beach Tennis Championships

MIXED DOUBLES

The final match of the day saw Italy and France play one more final against each other Nicolas Gianotti and Marie-Eve Hoarau faced Sofia Cimatti and Mattia Spoto, against whom the French team won 6-3 6-3 This win marks France’s first gold medal in mixed doubles at the Championships Gianotti, ranked #4 in the world, will be particularly happy, leaving Greece with two gold medals

Gold: (4) Marie-Eve Hoarau/Nicolas Gianotti (FRA) d.

(2) Sofia Cimatti/Mattia Spoto (ITA) 6-3 6-3.

Bronze: (7) Lola Barrau/Theo Irigaray (FRA) d. (1) Giulia Gasparri/Michele Cappelletti (ITA) 2-1 Ret.

ITALY DOMINATES JUNIOR EVENTS

Prior to the professional tournament, Europe’s best 14 and 18 & Under Beach Tennis players took centre stage for two special junior events Italy proved to be the strongest nation, fielding five of the six gold medal-winning teams

against the tournament’s favorite team, top seeds Maria Martinez Seron and Daniela Rodriguez Perera (ESP) The German team faced Italy in the final, represented by Elena Francesconi and Irene Mariotti Completing a sweep of 18 & Under titles, the Italian girls brought one more gold medal to the team .

MIXED

Gold: Elena Francesconi & Niccolo Gasparri (ITA).

Silver: Daniela Rodriguez Perera & Alvaro Garcia Gonzalez (ESP).

Bronze: Enola Hochfoerffer & Thomas Portolleau (FRA).

14 & Under BOYS

The Italian marathon of victories continued in the 14 & Under competition This time, the ones claiming the gold were Davide Cavalieri & Nicola De Siena, who defeated Tiago Andreoletti & Timothe Koumba-Boutin from France The bronze went to Jorge Mendez Martinez & Gabriel Colomar Torres (ESP)

GIRLS

Maria Gomez Martinez and Alexia Machin Ramos made a formidable team representing Spain and finished the competition at the top The silver medal went to Italians Emma Bissoli Pasetto and Giulia Nobili, while the bronze was claimed by the winners’ compatriots, Claudia Casas and Eva Santana Sanchez . The Spanish winners thus became the only non-Italian team to claim a junior gold medal in 2022

MIXED

18 & Under

BOYS

Both the boys’ and girls’ 18 & Under events began with a round-robin stage, followed by knock-out semifinals . The boys’ matches went smoothly, with the top two seeds reaching the final . While last year we had a full-Italian last match, this time top seeds Luca Andreolini and Niccolo Gasparri (ITA) faced Spaniards Alejandro Alcala Rios and Valentin Volpe Bravo, seeded 2 With a 6-1 7-5 win, Italy once again proved its strength in beach tennis GIRLS

The four teams qualified for the final draw included two teams from Spain, one representing Italy and one from Germany . There was a surprising upset as Charlize Hummel and Cristina Schaale (GER) managed to obtain victory

Gold: Giulia Nobili & Nicola De Siena (ITA)

Silver: Maria Gomez Martinez & Jorge Mendez Martinez (ESP).

Bronze: Amelie Thiant & Timothe Koumba-Boutin (FRA).

Italian team.

European Senior Club Championships in Antalya

The European Senior Club Championships have taken place, returning to the calendar for the first time since 2019

This year’s edition was held for two consecutive weeks at the Megasaray Club Belek in Antalya, Türkiye, where the event was hosted by the Turkish Tennis Federation 81 teams from 17 nations took part in the popular competition which was awarded ITF World Tennis Masters Tour ranking points

Week One of the event saw senior players in the 30 to 50 & Over categories The medalists for the 30 & Over category made the home country proud, as all winning clubs were from Türkiye It was also the first time that this age group played at the Championships

On the men’s side, St George’s Hill LTC of Great Britain won the 35s title, with former Davis Cup champion and ATP Top 20 player Dominic Inglot as part of the team Mete Tenis Kulübü of Turkey won its first ever European title at the 40 & Over category, while St. Valentin of Austria (a team which featured another former Top 20 ATP star, Stefan Koubek) finally won the gold medal after two consecutive years of being the runner-up at the 45 & Over . Argayon of Belgium adds one more M50 gold medal next to the one from 2018

The women’s event was one for premiers as well The 35s title was won by Real Club de Tennis Barcelona of Spain, its seventh European title overall Hazelwood Sports Club of Great Britain (W40) and Match Ball Country Club Firenze of Italy (W45) won their first-ever European titles . Great Britain’s Byfleet LTC claimed its second title following the 2018 edition, this time for the 50 & Over category

During the second week at the Megasaray Club Belek the center stage was taken by the super seniors: the 55 & Over to 70 & Over age categories . The Over 55 men’s title was claimed by Real Club de Tennis Barcelona, their second of the Championships, and first ever first Men’s gold medal As for the other age categories, there were three first-time

European

- Tennis Natisone ASD of Italy (M60), Royal Smashing Club Nivellois (M65) and Longchamps TC (M70) of Belgium

On the women’s side, only the 55 & Over event was held . The title went to Club de Campo Villa de Madrid of Spain, after three consecutive years of being the silver medalist Nonetheless, it’s the third gold medal that goes to the Spanish club, this time following a 2-1 win against Lidingö Tennisklubb of Sweden

Men 30 & Over: Gençlik Kültür Ve Hizmet Vafki (TUR) d Cokan Tennis Academy (TUR)

Men 35 & Over: St George’s Hill LTC (GBR) d North Oxford LTC (GBR)

Men 40 & Over: Mete Tenis Kulübü (TUR) d TC VO San Vendemiano (ITA)

Men 45 & Over: St Valentin (AUT) d . PFM (TUR)

Men 50 & Over: Argayon (BEL) d VTC Casino (NED)

Men 55 & Over: Real Club de Tennis Barcelona-1899 (ESP) d Mete Tenis Kulübü (TUR)

Men 60 & Over: Tennis Natisone ASD (ITA) d TC Warmbad-Villach (AUT)

Men 65 & Over: ROYAL SMASHING CLUB NIVELLOIS (BEL) d Molndals Tennis Club (SWE)

Men 70 & Over: Longchamps TC (BEL) d Streetly Lawn Tennis club (GBR)

Women 30 & Over: Turgay Soysal Tennis Academy (TUR) d Genclik Kultur ve Hizmet Vakfi (TUR)

Women 35 & Over: Real Club de Tennis Barcelona-1899 (ESP) d Koninklijke Stade Leuven Tennis Club (BEL)

Women 40 & Over: Hazelwood Sports Club (GBR) d Borgotrebbia (ITA)

Women 45 & Over: Match Ball Country Club Firenze (ITA) d . KTC Kitzbühl (AUT)

Women 50 & Over: Byfleet LTC (GBR) d Istav (TUR)

Women 55 & Over: Club de Campo Villa de Madrid (ESP) d Lidingö Tennisklubb (SWE)

champions

W30 champions - Turgay Soysal Tennis Academy (TUR).

M45 champions St. Valentin TC (AUT).

Tennis Europe & Crionet to provide digital services for junior tennis events

The European Tennis Federation has teamed up with technology provider Crionet for an ambitious new partnership aimed at bringing junior tennis to a wider audience

The partnership reflects Tennis Europe’s ongoing commitment to boost the digitalisation of its world-famous Junior Tour and will focus on live scoring, live streaming, and other new digital services for tournament organizers

In 2022, the Tennis Europe Junior Tour consisted of a record 465 events held in almost all of the association’s 50 member nations The Tour culminated with the recent season-ending elite event for players aged 14 and 16 & Under, the Junior Masters, which also served as a successful pilot for the Crionet project

The tournament in Monte-Carlo attracted tens of thousands of viewers during the three-day event, with fans tuning in from 84 countries worldwide to see Europe’s top players in action

From 2023, all junior tournament organizers will be given the opportunity to realise their potential with a variety of packages of digital services tailored to their needs

More information about the pricing structure and products on offer will be available in due course

Giorgio Garcia-Agreda, Crionet CEO commented, “We’re thrilled to bring innovative digital data and streaming solutions to Tennis Europe Our joint mission will focus on delivering the best live moments and collecting valuable information to be shared with the junior tennis stakeholders which will enhance their experience in preparation for the big jump into the professional tour . ”

Tennis Europe President Ivo Kaderka said, “With this partnership, we aim to significantly boost the profile of junior tennis events There is a worldwide audience of tennis fans curious to see the next generation in action and this is the first step on the road to repositioning the Tennis Europe Junior Tour for the digital age . ”

Gaetano Guarino, Crionet’s Chief Commercial Officer, added, “The Crionet team can’t wait to learn and experiment with the new digital tools alongside Tennis Europe and at the same time to increment the tour visibility in the process with a young and professional user base It is our commitment and contribution towards the tennis foundation and the future tennis stars ”

Interview: Jordi Tamayo De Winne

and the Code of Ethics

Jordi Tamayo De Winne was elected to the Tennis Europe Board of Management in 2021 He was appointed as the Honorary Treasurer and in the time since has also been working on modernising the organisation’s constitution and writing a new Code of Ethics Continuing our series of interviews with the Board members, we spoke to him to find out more about the project…

Tell us a little about your professional background and why the Board nominated you to lead the process of reviewing the constitution and creating the new Code of Ethics?

My day-to-day job is as a lawyer, but Tennis is my great passion. That’s why I want to give something back to the sport, and if I can use my professional experience to help its administration, even better! At home I serve as the President of the Catalan Tennis Federation and First Vice-President of the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation, and since being elected to the Tennis Europe Board of Management I was made Honorary Treasurer and Chair of the Governance and Ethics Task Force, which is how I came to lead this project. It’s been a pleasure to oversee it, I am proud to be able to contribute to the modernisation of Tennis Europe as an institution and it is an honour to work alongside this Board of Management.

on Constitutional Change

Why is Tennis Europe updating its constitution?

For all sports organisations, the responsibility of maintaining a modern and functional constitution is an ongoing process. The world we live in is constantly changing and constitutions should reflect our evolving society. The new amendments that we are proposing go some way to ensuring the standards of good governance expected of a modern sports federation of the 21st century.

Can you outline some of the proposed changes?

One important example is that of gender equality. In recent years we have made progress with the representation of female Board members, but we still have some way to go to achieve parity. The new constitution will include a quota for a minimum number of men and women on the Board. Likewise, there is a clear need to ensure a fair representation of each type of member nation at Board level. Tennis Europe is an extremely diverse Regional Association, and it is important to have the needs and views reflected of different nations and we need for sure to hear from emerging nations and those with smaller populations. That’s why we propose to have fixed slots to ensure representation for all three types of member nation – A, B and C in our Board.

Interview: Jordi Tamayo De Winne on Constitutional Change and the Code of Ethics

Another important change is the proposal to extend the electoral term from three to four years, bringing Tennis Europe in line with the International Tennis Federation and the IOC. Four years also gives a President and Board more time to bring their policies to fruition and carry out meaningful change, but with a term limit of two mandates for the President and the Board members to ensure democratic regeneration.

What is a ‘Code of Ethics’, and why does the European Federation need one?

A code of ethics is basically a guideline for positive behaviour in a variety of situations, especially in a professional context. As you know, some professions, like doctors and lawyers, are legally required to adhere to a code of ethics, and many companies also ask their employees to follow one. I believe that sports federations like Tennis Europe should follow certain ethical guidelines. As we intend to introduce this for the first time, we have based it on the existing ITF Code of Ethics, which has been adapted to the needs of a Regional Association such as Tennis Europe.

Tell us about what’s been done so far for each project. The process has involved lots of consultation, as ultimately the changes to the constitution and establishment of the Code

of Ethics are being done for the member nations, so it was important to have their input.

We began by consulting with the ITF to benefit from their knowledge and experience, as the ITF has also been undertaking a similar process. I made a presentation at the 2022 Tennis Europe Annual General Meeting in Portugal, where we explained the project and some of the goals that we would like to achieve. More recently, at the Regional Meeting of Europe at the ITF AGM in Glasgow, I presented a summary of what has been done so far. Based on feedback received in Glasgow and subsequently, we are now working on the final version of the updated constitution, which will be submitted to the member nations for review before the upcoming Tennis Europe AGM in Barcelona.

The Code of Ethics has been reviewed with the Board of Management and the draft version was recently shared with member nations.

What are the next steps in the process? We are waiting for possible feedback from our members and after that we are almost at the finish line. The final versions will be sent to national tennis federations at the end of February. As a last step the nations will have the opportunity to vote for the modernised constitution in Barcelona next March.

Online School partners of Tennis Europe, Minerva's Virtual Academy, is offering a 6-week introductory grace period with no commitment to stay Spring term intake only Suitable for 12-17 year olds who require more flexibility at school Get in touch via their website and mention Tennis Europe

Online School partners of Tennis Europe, Minerva's Virtual Academy, is offering a 6-week introductory grace period with no commitment to stay. Spring term intake only. Suitable for 12-17 year olds who require more flexibility at school. Get in touch via their website and mention Tennis Europe.

Online School partners of Tennis Europe, Minerva's Virtual Academy, is offering a 6-week introductory grace period with no commitment to stay. Spring term intake only. Suitable for 12-17 year olds who require more flexibility at school. Get in touch via their website and mention Tennis Europe.

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Tennis Europe Junior School – Safeguarding & Advice for Parents

2022 was another busy year for the Junior School Presential classes were held at 13 Junior Tour events across the continent, where young players were informed about a wide range of topics Designed to signpost important information and support young athletes on the road to becoming professionals, the School is endorsed by the sport’s governing body, the ITF, and the ATP and WTA

Among the new video clips to be released this year are recent productions involving the topic of ‘Safeguarding’, and a special clip with advice for parents of young tennis players Tennis Europe CEO Thomas Hammerl spoke about the importance of safeguarding:

Tennis Europe has recently released a new video on the topic of ‘Safeguarding’, can you tell us a little bit more about it?

We run a Tour with more than 480 junior events and our main customers are players between 10 and 16 years of age, so for us it is especially important to ensure their safety. We are committed to safeguarding all children and adults throughout our Tennis Europe tournaments, events, projects, and programmes.

For someone that has no understanding about safeguarding, can you please explain what it means?

Safeguarding refers to the actions we take to ensure all children and adults are kept safe from harm when involved in Tennis Europe tournaments and events.

What forms of support does the European Federation provide?

Everyone should feel safe, respected, and valued in all tennis activities, whether they’re playing, visiting or working at an event. If you don’t feel safe or witness something that should be reported, then you can call a specific Tennis Europe telephone number and or send an e-mail to safeguarding@tenniseurope.org. Furthermore, the fact sheets of our junior events all include a number for local child protection services, and we also count on the support of the International Tennis Federation for certain cases.

So, this topic is also important for all parents and coaches, correct?

Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility and the welfare of every child and adult is of paramount importance. Though this clip was produced for young players attending our Junior School, we urge all adults to watch it and to learn about the procedures in place and their responsibilities when accompanying young players.

What is your plan to promote this topic?

We are blessed to have had huge success with our Junior School program in the past few years. Through this we deliver information on some of the most important subjects, like anti-doping, tennis integrity, mental health, and now also safeguarding, to the best juniors from all over the world. Members of our team are personally present at some of the biggest junior tournaments in Europe and we focus a lot on our social media channels to transport the videos and messages. We are very thankful for the fantastic cooperation with the ITF, the ATP, and the WTA who all sanction the program and make it the only educational program to be sanctioned by tennis’ governing body and the professional tours.

All Junior School clips are available to view online here free of charge, and in a number of major European languages

EVENTS

European teams feature heavily in the Davis Cup by Rakuten Qualifiers, due to be held on 3-4 or 4-5 February 2023 The draw is as follows (home teams mentioned first): (1) Croatia vs Austria, Hungary vs (2) France, Uzbekistan vs (3) USA, (4) Germany vs Switzerland, Colombia vs (5) Great Britain, Norway vs (6) Serbia, Chile vs (7) Kazakhstan, Republic of Korea vs . (8) Belgium, (9) Sweden vs Bosnia & Herzegovina, (10) Netherlands vs Slovakia, Finland vs (11) Argentina and Portugal vs (12) Czech Republic

The 12 winning nations will advance to play at the group stage of the 2023 Davis Cup Finals in the week of 11 September, alongside 2022 finalists Canada and Australia, and wild cards Spain and Italy . World Group I and World Group II play-offs will also take place the same weekend as the qualifiers, with 72 nations due to compete in home-and-away tie action in total .

Meanwhile, the International Tennis Federation, the ATP and Kosmos will collaborate to maximise the success of the men’s team event Davis Cup Qualifier and Finals ties will be an official part of the ATP Tour calendar from its 2023 season, taking place in weeks 5, 37, and 47, allowing players to better plan their schedules

The Billie Jean King Cup Qualifiers will take place from 14-14 April 2023, with the winning nations advancing to the 2023 finals alongside this year’s finalists Switzerland and Australia The draw is as follows (home nations listed first): (1) Spain vs Mexico, Ukraine vs (2) Czech Republic, Great Britain vs (3) France, (4) Canada vs Belgium, (5) USA vs Austria, (6) Slovakia vs Italy, (7) Germany vs Brazil, (8) Kazakhstan vs . Poland, Slovenia vs (9) Romania

The sport’s flagship mixed tennis competition, the Hopman Cup, is to make a return to calendar for the first time in four years The ITF announced that the event will be hosted at Nice Lawn Tennis Club from 19-23 July 2023 and will be based there until 2027

SPONSORSHIP & MARKETING

The French Tennis Federation has announced a threeyear partnership with design and marketing firm Vista, who will provide digital marketing services to FFT clubs until 2025

Lacoste is the new Official Footwear and Apparel Sponsor of the Mutua Madrid Open

PRIZE MONEY

The ATP Tour has announced that player compensation will increase by $37 5 million in 2023 to a total of $217 .9 million, the largest ever increase over a single season

Carlos Alcaraz became the first teenager to accrue over $10 million in prize money in a single season He topped the men’s list of prize money winners with $10,102,330, just ahead of Novak Djokovic, who took home $9 9m Women’s #1 Iga Swiatek was third overall, taking home $9 .88m, double the prize money of the second-placed woman, Ons Jabeur, who claimed $4 99m in 2022

Masters 1000 events in Madrid, Rome and Shanghai will all take place over 12 days in 2023, instead of the usual 8

Sergi Bruguera has stepped down as Spain’s Davis Cup captain A successor has yet to be announced .

Patrick Mouratoglou’s Ultimate Tennis Showdown league will return in 2023, with matches held across the globe at venues in USA, Europe, Asia and the middle East

The Centenary Tennis Clubs Association recently admitted five new member clubs, bringing the membership total to 84 clubs in 26 countries around the world . The new clubs are the Chandos Lawn Tennis Club (GBR), the Paris Jean Bouin (FRA), CE Laieta (ESP), the Edgemoor Club (USA) and Quito Tenis & Golf Club (ECU) . All the latest news from the organisation can be found here

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - Overall

Tennis Europe’s junior ranking system is devised to give a unified overall list that shows the relative strengths of all players, regardless of where they achieved their results or picked up points

A player’s overall total includes points from Tennis Europe Junior Tour 16 and 14 & Under events, plus points earned by players in these age categories who participate in ITF Junior Circuit and professional tournaments, all of which are weighted according to their relative strengths The 14 &

Overall Boys’ Ranking

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 Monte-Carlo’ rankings are also available separately, and include points earned exclusively at Tennis Europe Junior Tour events

Rankings

Overall Girls’ Ranking

Rank Rank Name Name Nat. Nat. Points Points

Martin Landaluce

Tereza Valentova

Mia Ristic

Maxim Mrva Joel Schwaerzler Federico Cina Nicolai Budkov Kjaer Tomasz Berkieta Theo Papamalamis Timofei Derepasko W Rejchtman Vinciguerra Nikola Jovic

NEW

NEW NEW

NEW NEW NEW NEW

Nikola Bartunkova Mirra Andreeva Alena Kovackova Alina Korneeva Mingge Xu Renata Jamrichova Sonja Zhiyenbayeva Emerson Jones

Alena Kovackova (CZE)

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Rankings - 14 & Under

Tennis Europe’s junior ranking system is devised to give a unified overall list that shows the relative strengths of all players, regardless of where they achieved their results or picked up points

A player’s overall total includes points from Tennis Europe Junior Tour 16 and 14 & Under events, plus points earned by players in these age categories who participate in ITF Junior Circuit and professional tournaments, all of which are weighted according to their relative strengths The 14 &

14 & Under Boys

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 Monte-Carlo’ rankings are also available separately, and include points earned exclusively at Tennis Europe Junior Tour events

14 & Under Girls

Rank Rank Name Name Nat. Nat. Points Points

Diego Dedura-Palomero

Nikita Bilozertsev Ivan Ivanov

Matei Todoran Valentin Gonzalez-Galino Niels McDonald Zangar Nurlanuly Filip Kosarko Y Theodor Alexandrescou Mikayel Avanesyan

GER UKR BUL ROU ESP GER KAZ CZE ROU ARM

845 845 815 760 720 715 675 665 660 655

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 08 10

Alena Kovackova Ksenia Efremova

NEW

NEW

NEW NEW NEW

Giulia Safina Popa Mia Pohankova Sona Depesova Tereza Krejcova Luna Vujovic Adelina Lachinova

Rankings below are as of Tuesday 13th December 2022. 01 01 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

Alexia Ioana Tatu Sofie Hettlerova

CZE ROU SVK SVK CZE SRB LAT ROU CZE

1645 1020 890 875 785 775 770 750 745 740

Valentin Gonzalez-Galino (ESP).

Sona Depesova (SVK).

European Women

Carlos Alcaraz

Rafael Nadal

Casper Ruud

Stefanos Tsitsipas Novak Djokovic

Daniil Medvedev

Andrey Rublev

Hubert Hurkacz

Holger Rune Alexander Zverev

Pablo Carreno Busta

Cameron Norrie Jannik Sinner

Matteo Berrettini

Marin Cilic

Karen Khachanov

Roberto Bautista Agut

Lorenzo Musetti

Borna Coric Daniel Evans

Iga Swiatek

Caroline Garcia

Aryna Sabalenka

Maria Sakkari

Daria Kasatkina

Veronika Kudermetova Simona Halep Belinda Bencic

Paula Badosa Petra Kvitova

Anett Kontaveit Jelena Ostapenko Ekaterina Alexandrova Liudmila Samsonova Barbora Krejcikova Marie Bouzkova Victoria Azarenka Martina Trevisan Elise Mertens Kaia Kanepi

Holger

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results

2022 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 12 & Under

Venue

Liepaja (LAT)

Podgorica (MNE)

Banja Luka (BIH)

Yerevan (ARM)

Koblenz (GER)

Krakow (POL)

Tirana (ALB)

Vierumaki (FIN)

Otura - Granada (ESP)

Yerevan (ARM)

Vadul Lui Voda (MDA)

Skopje (MKD)

Villeneuve-Loubet (FRA)

Tallinn (EST)

Kalymnos (GRE)

Dunakeszi (HUN)

Krško (SLO)

Frankfurt Am Main (GER)

Humenne (SVK)

Bucharest (ROU)

Humenne (SVK)

Poreč (CRO)

Baku (AZE)

Baku (AZE)

Telde - Gran Canaria (ESP)

Split (CRO)

Santa Ponsa (ESP)

Category 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1

Winner

Week Runner-Up

M Griaziutin Tverskoj (LTU)

S Bielinska (UKR)

L Iliescu (FRA)

M Kolesova

M Jelinek (AUT)

M Djukic (SRB)

E Kafelnikov

A Terentyeva

R Kaminskiy (KAZ)

A Nikolaieva (UKR)

S Tejerina (POL)

N O Adamson (EST)

D Kremer (GER)

N Naidanova

S Pankov

M Markina (LAT)

I Banares Lasala (ESP)

S Iakukhina

E Kafelnikov

V Khastsaeva

D Turcan (MDA)

V Kosheva (UKR)

N Giovantsis (HUN)

M Djukic (SRB)

T Laukys (USA)

I Wobker (GER)

O Jämsä (FIN)

N O Adamson (EST)

J Motsakos (GRE)

D Koukouli (GRE)

D Artemev

E Serkedi (HUN)

J Kovácik (SVK)

M Džanic (CRO)

J Schick (GER)

P Skliar (UKR)

T Koran

S R Kocisova (SVK)

D Cercel (ROU)

M V Pop (ROU)

T Koran

E M Bulai (ROU)

D Valter

S Santos (CRO)

A Belov

E Kaliadina

M Haidt

T Golovina

I Banares Lasala (ESP)

S Iakukhina

P Voljavec (CRO)

M Markina (LAT)

I Dowie (NAM)

K Pashkov (EST)

R Kravcovs (LAT)

A Krišciunaite (LTU)

T Gordeev

J M Stroe (ROU)

J Schick (GER)

L F Simonsen (GER)

A Belov

K Klebanova

K Sadeghizeidi (IRN)

P Skliar (UKR)

J Paradowski (POL)

K Fronek (AUT)

A Avgeris (GRE)

J M Stroe (ROU)

J Kanerva (FIN) S Hanttu (FIN)

M Quesada Arruza (ESP)

A Amsalem (ISR)

M Plaksin

A Terentyeva

N Condratiuc (MDA)

Y Huchko (UKR)

A Grujic (MKD)

S-M Nakov

Q Dodin (FRA)

A Olariu (ROU)

M Lehtinen (FIN) E Anikina (EST)

J Koutsogiorgos (GRE) C Zina (GRE)

M Lorincik (SVK) K Savolt (HUN)

R Bertos (CRO) N Stor (SLO)

L A Herrera Sanchez (GER)

V Brand (GER)

F Cierny (SVK)

E Balážová (SVK)

N A Tanasa (ROU)

R M David (ROU)

O Kachan (UKR)

E Ferekova (SVK)

R Bertos (CRO)

M Brozina (CRO)

R Traigel (KAZ)

V Vinogradova

A Belov

E Kaliadina

G Arun (USA)

N Baimakhanova (KAZ)

I van Ruiten (NED)

M Džanic (CRO)

A Radu (ROU)

N Baimakhanova (KAZ)

Score

36 64 10-7 61 62 64 26 10-8 64 62 61 61 62 06 10-6 63 60 62 76 63 62 36 63 62 16 63 62 64 60 0-1 Ret 76 60 62 64 36 60 10-6 64 61 63 76 62 63 75 75 61 61 67 63 10-6 64 62 60 63 61 63 26 64 63 36 64 10-4 61 36 10-7 75 64 64 36 12-10 60 61 63 36 10-8 26 63 10-8 64 61 75 62 63 63 62 61 61 62 60 60 60 63 60 60 42 41 64 64 76 60 62 26 10-8 63 62 64 60 62 62 64 36 75 w/o 60 60 62 26 11-9 62 76 75 62

Brižs (LAT)/Griaziutin Tverskoj (LTU)

Bielinska (UKR)/Shurashova (LAT)

Gordeev/Kolesnikov

Kolesova/Konovalova

Kamal (GBR)/Schick (GER)

Djukic/Popovic (SRB)

Belov/Kafelnikov

Khastsaeva/Terentyeva Pagonis (GRE)/Put (NED)

Bryakina (EST)/Janssen (BEL)

Lorincik/Maruscak (SVK)

Adamson (EST)/Fronek (AUT)

Chiburaev/Arputhara (IND)

Stroe (ROU)/Syroezhkina Nagler/Schmidt (GER)

Averjanov (EST)/Markina (LAT)

Dronov Merlo/Ruiz Cruz (ESP)

Basalo Magdaleno/Luque Perona (ESP) Askar (KAZ)/Joromsky

Khastsaeva/Terentyeva Maly/Vladyslav (UKR)

Kosheva/Shreider (UKR)

Aleksovski (MKD)/Giovantsis (HUN)

Çukurluoglu/Özbayram (TUR)

Custodio Wagner/Laukys (USA)

Matvejeva (LAT)/Pashkov (EST)

Jämsä/Lehtinen (FIN)

Averjanov/Variksoo (EST)

Karausos/Koutsogiorgos (GRE)

Koukouli/Volonaki (GRE)

Lorincik/Simunic (SVK)

Savolt/Serkedi (HUN)

Bertos (CRO)/Kovácik (SVK)

Cerovic/Džanic (CRO)

Gamboeck/Reinhardt (GER)

Munch (DEN)/Nalesnik

Koran/Cierny (SVK)

Kocisova/Rusnackova (SVK)

Daraban/Tuturuga

Mitu/Pop (ROU)

Gallo/Janda (SVK)

Bulai (ROU)/Handzo (SVK)

Kovácik (SVK)/Videnovic (SLO)

Cerovic/Santos (CRO)

Joromsky/Ryzhkin

Golovina/Kaliadina

Joromsky/Ryzhkin

Golovina/Kaliadina

Banares Lasala (ESP)/Gallacher (GBR)

Iakukhina/Kopabayeva (KAZ)

Potocnjak/Voljavec (CRO)

Cerovic/Džanic (CRO)

Corrales Chavarria/Escarda Piñeiro (ESP) Morozova/Pashkov (EST)

Doubles winners

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results

Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 12 & Under

Week

Venue

Bari (ITA)

Gradignan (FRA)

Larnaca (CYP)

Bath (GBR)

Brussels (BEL)

Heraklion (GRE)

Heraklion (GRE)

Istanbul (TUR)

Manacor - Mallorca (ESP)

Vilnius (LTU)

Coimbra (POR)

Category 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 1

Festival 2 1

Winner

G Ghia (ITA)

L Chlumska (CZE)

E Giurescu (FRA)

J Kovackova (CZE)

V Vrahimis (CYP)

A G Papakyriacou (CYP)

S Watson (GBR)

T Lawal (GBR)

A Tiutchenko (UKR)

K M Macarie (ROU)

S Gampenrieder (GER)

V Timofeeva

M Freitag (AUT)

D Baranes (ISR)

G Gorskiy

A M Brabete (ROU)

A Kahlig (AUT)

K Berzina (LAT)

R Kaminskiy (KAZ)

V Cesonyte (LTU)

Runner-Up

A Arcangeli (ITA)

A Nerelli (ITA)

R Thao-Keuang (FRA)

L Mislimi (FRA)

R Pagonis (GRE)

A Shreider (UKR)

N Morrell (GBR) H Chouman (GBR)

S Pauwels (BEL)

C Kasiske (BEL)

I Dowie (NAM)

D Baranes (ISR)

Z Sanzharuly (KAZ)

V Timofeeva

K K Bayrak (TUR)

B Ayse (TUR)

I Banares Lasala (ESP)

A Olariu (ROU)

J Paradowski (POL)

E Anikina (EST)

Score 60 60 63 61 64 63 61 60 57 63 10-8 62 46 12-10 61 61 75 63 62 61 62 62 63 62 75 64 61 62 06 61 10-6 60 60 0-0 Ret 75 64 75 62 64 64 61 61

Doubles winners

Arcangeli/Samarelli (ITA)

Barmicheva/Chlumska (CZE)

Ketola/Tuomolin (FIN)

Charcosset/Landry (FRA)

Esendagli (TUR)/Griaziutin Tverskoj (LTU)

Papakyriacou (CYP)/Shreider (UKR)

Darkey/Lorimer (GBR)

Chouman (GBR)/Lung (HKG)

Adam/Debelder (BEL)

Ceulemans/Van Gestel (BEL)

Dowie (NAM)/Sanzharuly (KAZ)

Curuia/Viciu (ROU)

Genethliou (CYP)/Sanzharuly (KAZ)

Baranes (ISR)/Timofeeva

Dubreuil (FRA)/Konya (TUR)

Nalesnik/Ruslanova (KAZ)

Dufek/Maršík (CZE)

Haider-Maurer/Pircher (AUT)

Koran/Sviatlou

Anikina (EST)/Tryhubkina

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results

2022 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under

Venue

Berlin (GER)

Brussels (BEL)

Budapest (HUN)

La Nucia - Alicante (ESP)

Praha (CZE)

Arad (ROU)

Baku (AZE)

Oslo (NOR)

Banja Luka (BIH)

Klosters (SUI)

Athens (GRE)

Koper (SLO)

Brussels (BEL)

Svilengrad (BUL)

Banska Bystrica (SVK)

Benidorm (ESP)

Tirana (ALB)

Burgas (BUL)

Erzincan (TUR)

Baku (AZE)

Zadar (CRO)

Slovenska Lupca (SVK)

Vadul Lui Voda (MDA)

Van (TUR)

Baku (AZE)

Holte (DEN)

Category 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Winner

Week Runner-Up

A Aiukhanov

P Berezina

N N Fays (BEL)

M Van Brempt (BEL)

J Hemetzberger (AUT)

L Sabadi (AUT)

V Gonzalez-Galino (ESP)

M I Burcescu (ROU)

J Kusy (CZE)

S Oliveriusová (CZE)

K Vymazal (CZE)

A Olariu (ROU)

S Rybkin

V Guryleva

P Hjorteland (NOR)

S Mortensen (DEN)

V Krstajic (MNE)

X Sun (CHN)

T Gunzinger (SUI) S Hettlerova (CZE)

A Makris (CYP)

D Koskina (GRE)

L Lugaric (SLO)

G S Popa (ROU)

J N Rimbaud (FRA)

C Lopez (BEL)

V Rusanov (BUL)

B Ivanova (BUL) M Bekeni (SVK)

L Zimenová (SVK)

V Gonzalez-Galino (ESP)

M Sidelnyk (UKR)

S Ziska (CZE)

E Chatziavraam (GRE)

V Rusanov (BUL)

A Glushkova (BUL)

E Atlamis (TUR)

D Baycan (TUR)

A Kochetkov

V Guryleva

M Cappellari (ITA)

A Petkovic (CRO)

P Zavacky (SVK)

G S Popa (ROU)

V Dombrovskyi (UKR)

L Beviz (HUN)

K I Kosaner (TUR)

B Kocak (TUR)

K Filaretov

V Guryleva

M Bruhn Aaby (DEN)

T Brito (SWE)

F Triquart (GER)

D Zoldakova (CZE)

M Kouame (FRA)

L Van Cotthem (BEL)

A J Toth (HUN)

L Kardos (HUN)

M Cappellari (ITA)

Y Perapekhina

M Skrlik (CZE)

B Slavikova (CZE) L S Andrei (ROU)

I-S Boian (ROU)

S Strilka (CZE)

S Bondarenko M Sartz-Lunde (NOR) G Chinwike (GBR)

J Mendl (AUT)

T Kovacevic (BIH)

M Fluri (SUI)

T Kochta (GER)

D Melissoglou (GRE)

A Oustampasidou (GRE)

K Korolenko

S Depesova (SVK) A Baudel (FRA)

T M Cantos Siemers (GER) E Atlamis (TUR)

E Toneva (BUL) S Dióssy (SVK)

V Salaiova (SVK) A Ramis Moyano (ESP) M I Burcescu (ROU) S Sykora (SVK)

D Koskina (GRE) K Shikov (BUL)

O Derboyan K I Kosaner (TUR)

B Kiliç (TUR)

A Kunitsyn C Mauro (GBR) R Behr (CRO)

G S Di Concetto (ITA) H Kopanyi (ROU)

N Farkasova (SVK)

V Chukanov (UKR)

O Wagner (GER)

D Calikoglu (TUR) M Yildirim (TUR)

A Kunitsyn

A Gogulina (KAZ)

A Sorensen (DEN)

C M Wilstrup (DEN)

Score 36 76 75 63 64 75 26 60 62 62 63 64 60 62 60 62 46 61 64 64 60 62 61 64 60 57 64 75 61 63 64 46 63 62 26 62 63 76 62 64 61 61 61 60 75 75 75 63 64 63 64 67 64 62 60 62 60 63 75 36 64 76 61 Ret 60 64 62 46 62 62 62 63 62 61 63 62 76 76 26 63 63 62 26 63 61 61 36 60 61 61 62 62 61 60 75 64 62 62 62 63 63 63 61 76 76 26 76 63 64 60 61 61 46 60 76 62 57 76 61

Aiukhanov/Semenov

Janusz/Kolodziejska (POL)

Brand (ISR)/Fays (BEL)

Cantos Siemers (GER)/De Baene (BEL) Berenz/Hemetzberger (AUT) Kardos (HUN)/Shitikova

Casas Blasi/Perez Socas (ESP)

Lapimaa (EST)/Perapekhina

Krejci/Kusy (CZE)

Hermanová/Uhrova (CZE)

Andrei (ROU)/Vymazal (CZE) Boian/Mateas (ROU) Kochetkov/Rybkin

Gjervan/Sartz-Lunde (NOR)

Bergqvist/Hoffmann (DEN)

Boloban (BIH)/Krstajic (MNE)

Rablanska/Suchterova (SVK)

Fluri/Kriesi (SUI)

Liboz (FRA)/Svobodová (CZE)

Bairo (SVK)/Zivkovic (SRB)

Koskina/Kousiou (GRE)

Laubic/Lugaric (SLO)

Bizjak/Peternel (SLO)

Denotte/Vandepoele (BEL)

Cantos Siemers (GER)/De Baene (BEL)

Atlamis (TUR)/Tolev (BUL)

Chatziavraam (GRE)/Ivanova (BUL) Piasek/Stanczyk (POL)

Salaiova/Zimenová (SVK)

Carballal Figaredo/Garcia (ESP)

Jaume/Rossiñol (ESP)

Binetti/Ricci (ITA)

Koskina/Kousiou (GRE)

Chetverikov (UKR)/Rusanov (BUL)

Kornieva (UKR)/Miron (ROU)

Atlamis/Kosaner (TUR)

Baycan/Yildirim (TUR)

Lescano-Vecchi (GBR)/Makarov

A Povarova/V Povarova

Behr (CRO)/Krstajic (MNE)

Cerbo/Galli (ITA)

Dióssy/Sloboda (SVK)

Nedeloni/Popa (ROU)

Andrei (ROU)/Vymazal (CZE)

Iurina/Semichina (MDA)

Kosaner/Turgut (TUR)

Toklu/Yildirim (TUR)

Sarici/Kaim (TUR)

not played

Bruhn Aaby/Sorensen (DEN)

Macarie (ROU)/Wilstrup (DEN)

Doubles

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results

2022 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under

Week

Venue

Humenne (SVK)

Varna (BUL)

Larnaca (CYP)

Istanbul (TUR)

Marbella - Málaga (ESP)

Skopje (MKD)

Vrsar (CRO)

Bad Waltersdorf (AUT)

Yerevan (ARM)

Poreč (CRO)

Bar-Le-Duc (FRA)

Kreuzlingen (SUI)

Adazi (LAT)

Limassol (CYP)

Heerenveen (NED)

Telde - Gran Canaria (ESP)

Serres (GRE)

Esch/Alzette (LUX)

Aizkraukle (LAT)

Höhr-Grenzhausen (GER)

Istanbul (TUR)

Yerevan (ARM)

Palmanova - Mallorca (ESP)

Tennis Europe Junior Masters (MON)

Gent (BEL)

Široki Brijeg (BIH)

Winner

V Gonzalez-Galino (ESP)

G Pop (ROU)

K Shikov (BUL)

N Ivanova (BUL)

I Verthaimer (ISR)

E Panova (CYP)

Z A Aydin (TUR)

M Makarova

M Paez Munoz (ESP)

M Koziar (UKR)

V Krstajic (MNE)

A Cvetkovic (SRB)

L Zajc Gajsek (SLO)

F Rablanska (SVK)

C Neubauer (AUT)

L Sabadi (AUT)

A Shibaev

A Sogomonyan

M Cappellari (ITA)

E Drevojanová (CZE)

L Binet (FRA)

M Saivaus (FRA)

M Fluri (SUI)

A Pircher (AUT)

E Averjanov (EST)

G Bernstein (SWE)

E Morag (ISR)

E Panova (CYP)

P-V Moise (GER)

L V Pop (FRA)

M Ceban (GBR)

G Paun (ESP)

A Michalakopoulos (GRE)

A Oustampasidou (GRE)

L Binet (FRA)

R Morel (FRA)

E Averjanov (EST)

A Kornieva (UKR)

J Urbanski (POL)

O Sybicka (POL)

E Atlamis (TUR)

V Guryleva

A Shibaev

S Neparent

A Pereiro Lopez (ESP)

J Stryková (CZE)

D Dedura-Palomero (GER)

K Efremova

M Villar (ESP)

P Patel (IND)

L Lugaric (SLO)

T Kovacevic (BIH)

Runner-Up

L Sloboda (SVK)

L Kalman (HUN)

N Bunchev (BUL)

A Stoyanov (NED)

A Makris (CYP)

N Andronicou (CYP)

S Filiz (TUR)

X Sun (CHN)

A Guennouni (MAR)

A Fernández Sánchez (ESP)

S Ioannatos (GRE)

V Salaiova (SVK)

M Becirovic Novak (SLO)

Z Peternel (SLO)

J Hemetzberger (AUT)

P Kovse (AUT)

D Poghosyan (ARM)

V Sedova

J Mendl (AUT)

Y Negishi (JPN)

N Vandepoele (BEL)

M Dayan (FRA)

A Barbic (GER)

A Grossenbacher (SUI)

W J Kjellberg (SWE)

A Kornieva (UKR)

O Shamian (ISR)

V Michalopoulou (GRE)

B S Takacs (HUN)

V Coussens (BEL)

A Abascal (ESP)

H Smart (GBR)

K Boukouvalas (GRE)

A Glushkova (BUL)

N Denotte (BEL)

C Weynen (BEL)

L Smailys (LTU)

M Novik

L Scheffer (GER)

A Stoyanov (NED)

G Gorskiy

N Tuna (TUR)

N Kletsov

P Iufimova

V Krstajic (MNE)

S Romero Calvo (ESP)

N Bilozertsev (UKR)

S Depesova (SVK)

M Icboyun (FRA)

M Woo (NED)

M Savija (SRB)

F Rablanska (SVK)

Score 62 62 64 62 61 75 61 64 57 63 6-6 Ret 63 26 64 75 26 61 60 61 63 63 61 64 63 62 63 67 60 75 61 64 63 62 62 60 62 60 61 2-1 Ret 64 61 75 62 62 36 61 62 26 61 62 62 76 61 63 63 64 61 36 62 5-2 Ret 60 60 61 63 76 76 75 61 63 26 64 64 64 63 64 60 Ret 62 60 46 64 63 63 26 76 60 61 63 63 64 26 61 64 61 63 63 61 75 62 60 64 63 60 62 64 64 63 62 75 62 46 76 64 62 62

Doubles winners

Dióssy/Suchter (SVK)

Cinkanicová/Kuriláková (SVK)

Chukanov/Maksymenko (UKR)

Capuzu/Stere (ROU)

Makris (CYP)/Verthaimer (ISR) Andronicou (CYP)/Khrushchyk Filiz/Ugurcan (TUR)

Khomitskaya/Makarova Zakharov/Zhou (CHN)

Hernandez Carmona (ESP)/Koziar (UKR)

Janev (MKD)/Rama (KOS)

Konovalova/Salaiova (SVK)

Burde (AUT)/Werblinski (POL)

Bizjak/Peternel (SLO)

Berenz/Kovse (AUT)

Corciova/Sabadi (AUT)

Semenov/Shibaev Sedova/Sogomonyan

Bodnarchuk (UKR)/Kopanyi (ROU)

Barhacova/Farkasova (SVK)

Riley (IRL)/Vandepoele (BEL)

Dayan/Morel (FRA)

Fluri/Hunziker (SUI)

Rivier/Vukojevic (SUI)

Averjanov (EST)/Hjorteland (NOR)

Berzina/Demcenkova (LAT)

Putic (SRB)/Sykora (SVK)

Dubik/Panova (CYP)

Clermonts/Veldhuis (NED)

Cantos Siemers (GER)/Pop (FRA)

Cozar/Tomas Garcia (ESP)

Griffiths/Smart (GBR)

Boukouvalas/Boukouvalas (GRE)

Barzakova/Rangelova (BUL)

Mouffe (BEL)/Pordan (LUX)

Antonis/Jepkes (NED)

Aire/Dzirkals (LAT)

Berzina/Demcenkova (LAT)

Krejci/Kusy (CZE)

Dulíková/Jecminkova (CZE)

Erçin/Genc (TUR)

Guryleva/Semichina (MDA)

Bokarev/Volkov

Kazarian/Neparent

Cozar/Tomas Garcia (ESP)

Aguilar Ferrandez/Romero Calvo (ESP)

Abascal/Villar (ESP)

Ba (BEL)/Hirschi (AUS)

Becirovic Novak/Lugaric (SLO) Agaoglu/Ertan (TUR)

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results

2022 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under

Venue

Stockholm (SWE)

Liverpool (GBR)

Nicosia (CYP)

Vierumaki (FIN)

Manacor - Mallorca (ESP)

Villena - Alicante (ESP)

Liberec (CZE)

Coimbra (POR)

Istanbul (TUR)

Stavanger (NOR)

NorrköPing (SWE)

Istanbul (TUR)

Bergen (NOR)

Gothenburg (SWE)

Milovice (CZE)

Oslo (NOR)

Nastola (FIN)

Pszczyna (POL)

Barcelona (ESP)

Category Super 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3

Winner

Week Runner-Up

S Monteiro (POR)

G S Popa (ROU)

B Moxon (GBR) C Ricaud (GBR)

A Makris (CYP) K Kaneva (BUL)

E Averjanov (EST) L Vujovic (SRB)

L Bertermann (GER)

A Olariu (ROU)

A Guennouni (MAR)

E Korysheva (KAZ)

D Dujka (CZE)

S Oliveriusová (CZE)

R Leal (POR)

L Beviz (HUN)

A Shibaev

A Khomitskaya P Hjorteland (NOR) O Wagner (GER) K Andersch (SWE) A Teikari (SWE) A Semenov A Khomitskaya M Abe (JPN) C Fernandez Rincon (MEX) J Ekoff (SWE) A Kotur (SWE) V J Reisach (GER)

T Hermanová (CZE) E D Mueller (GER) E Hirschi (AUS) K Ink (EST) G Chinwike (GBR)

M Kouame (FRA)

A Pushkareva L Wright (GBR) A Nedyalkova (EST) L Grau (GER) S Noutsou (GRE) W J Kjellberg (SWE) K Reinvald (EST)

R Leal (POR) P Kuharenko E Carrascosa Diaz (ESP) G Nemcsek (HUN)

M Fejka (CZE)

K Dulíková (CZE) R Duarte (POR)

D F Branco Fernandes (POR)

K I Kosaner (TUR)

A Cheishvili

N Shibani (NOR) E Lebedevaite (LTU) B Du (SWE)

L F C Wiesel (SWE)

A Baybars (TUR) E Duvanova H Mcelnea (GBR) E Hirschi (AUS) F Engkvist (SWE) H Rivier (SUI)

M Savano (USA)

S Oliveriusová (CZE) M Villar (ESP) A Wong (GBR) M Kwiatkowski (POL) O Korpanec Davies (GBR)

Score

62 64 62 26 62 75 64 62 61 61 62 76 26 61 64 64 63 61 64 63 62 06 75 76 64 64 64 67 64 61 61 61 64 61 76 67 62 62 76 62 62 36 64 61 63 61 60 62 60 61 64 46 76 63 62 62 64 36 64 64 63 64 26 63 63 75 62 63 76 62 62 57 64 62 62 63 63 60

Doubles winners

Gonzalez-Galino (ESP)/Ryden (SWE)

Sekerkova (CZE)/Vujovic (SRB)

Lawlor/Moxon (GBR)

Chinwike/Makuch (GBR)

Timini (CYP)/Tsatsakis (GRE) Giardi (ITA)/Monnier (POL)

Averjanov (EST)/Watters (GBR)

Haavisto (FIN)/Ploskunakova (CZE) Baybars (TUR)/Krstajic (MNE)

Fernandez Rincon (MEX)/Hirschi (AUS) Skrzynski (POL)/Vandepoele (BEL)

Korysheva/Nurzhan (KAZ)

Fejka/Krejci (CZE)

Jarolimkova/Oliveriusová (CZE) Leal/Serafim (POR)

Agra Amorim/Branco Fernandes (POR) Filiz/Kosaner (TUR)

Berezina/Khomitskaya Hansen/Sorensen (DEN) Bayuschenko/Lebedevaite (LTU) Engkvist/Karmteg (SWE) Claes/Eennaes (BEL) Baybars (TUR)/Kartsev Milash/Varsa (ROU)

Ivarson Horn/Worren (NOR)

Fernandez Rincon (MEX)/Hirschi (AUS) Engkvist/Nyqvist (SWE)

Mortensen (DEN)/Schild (GER) Krejci/Kusy (CZE)

Svobodová/Vrajikova (CZE) Abe (JPN)/Mueller (GER)

Fernandez Rincon (MEX)/Hirschi (AUS) Ink (EST)/Kwiatkowski (POL) Kanerva/Rimpi (FIN)

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results

2022 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 16 & Under

Venue

Warszawa (POL)

Baku (AZE)

Peja (KOS)

Oslo (NOR)

Birkerød (DEN)

Doboj (BIH)

Porto (POR)

Jelgava (LAT)

Baku (AZE)

Shkoder (ALB)

Tallinn (EST)

Sozopol (BUL)

Baku (AZE)

Holte (DEN)

Porto (POR)

Vadul Lui Voda (MDA)

Sintra (POR)

Humenne (SVK)

Bad Waltersdorf (AUT)

Humenne (SVK)

Bergen (NOR)

Nicosia (CYP)

Stavanger (NOR)

Nicosia (CYP)

Podgorica (MNE)

Category

Winner

Week Runner-Up

T Derepasko

K Efremova

K Filaretov

U Hrabavets

S Pournaropoulos (GRE)

A Cvetkovic (SRB)

L Hermann (NOR)

R Malmstrom (SWE)

M Petkovic (GER)

O Drozdz (POL)

O Milic (SRB)

L Petkovic (BIH)

J Hansson (SWE)

C Mesquita (POR)

E G Coreisa (ROU)

A Lachinova (LAT)

K Filaretov

U Hrabavets

N Jovic (SRB)

G Bajri (ALB)

R Neimanis (LAT)

K Reinvald (EST)

D Kisimov (BUL)

L Encheva (BUL)

B Ozkoc (TUR)

U Hrabavets

K Walltin (SWE)

J Baeck (GER)

J Hansson (SWE)

M Bobrovska (UKR)

I Cazac (MDA)

A Klimova (UKR)

F Guimaraes (POR)

E Kats

A Jilly (HUN)

G S Popa (ROU)

T Behrmann (AUT)

G S Popa (ROU)

M Lange (POL)

I Benke Giosanu (HUN)

M Schlawitz (SWE)

A Sara (ITA)

B Nagy (HUN)

N Andronicou (CYP)

S Juuhl Sivertsen (NOR)

C Maeland (NOR)

A Messis (GRE)

E Montebello (MLT)

M Dragovic (SRB)

A Cvetkovic (SRB)

K Yilmaz (TUR)

D Zeltina (LAT)

A Lazarev

E Tyshchenko (ROU)

A Huseinovic (MKD)

M Van Brempt (BEL)

J O Lien (NOR)

S Segui Edmundson (ESP)

M Hemmingsen Bach (DEN)

J Orswall (SWE)

I Biletic (BIH)

L Virc (SRB)

G Oliveira (POR)

M Humbert (LUX)

N Gavrilonoks (LAT)

K Cernousova (LAT)

A Lazarev

T Chaya (GEO)

V Krstajic (MNE)

S Shymanska (UKR)

M Valtson (EST)

I Haavisto (FIN)

S Kosev (BUL)

G Krastenova (BUL)

D Gorbachev (KAZ)

E Tyshchenko (ROU)

J Sykora (CZE)

E K Forgac (GER) G Oliveira (POR)

C Mesquita (POR) N Sclearenco (CYP) A Krivenkova (UKR) J Morgado (POR) M Pinto (POR)

C S Bentzel (ROU)

M I Burcescu (ROU)

N Maislinger (AUT)

G Ivanovic (SRB)

D Vterkovskyi (UKR)

K Blazkova (CZE)

W Belltoft (SWE)

A Sara (ITA)

I Sakkas (GRE)

A Demirtzi (CYP)

S Eie (NOR)

J Kolodziejska (POL)

Y T Alexandrescou (ROU)

A Bayuschenko

J Tomovic (MNE)

L Virc (SRB)

Sanxenxo - Pontevedra (ESP)

J Morgado (POR)

I Razquin (ESP)

M Bernardo (POR)

A Orlando (ESP)

Score 26 63 75 60 64 26 61 62 63 62 63 64 67 75 64 57 60 63 60 64 60 61 64 61 75 75 26 60 63 63 61 62 61 64 63 60 60 62 61 60 60 60 61 63 63 61 62 61 63 60 63 62 64 62 64 64 16 63 75 61 75 63 w/o 62 64 61 61 63 60 64 61 64 75 64 60 64 61 60 36 63 76 62 53 42 41 40 64 63 63 63 63 61 62 61 63 60 60 61 62 26 64 63 46 63 60 64 63 76 76 60 61 64

Rejchtman Vinciguerra (SWE)/Yilmaz (TUR)

Vladson (LTU)/Zeltina (LAT)

Filaretov/Lazarev Guryleva/Hrabavets

Avgeris/Pournaropoulos (GRE)

Cvetkovic (SRB)/Mitevska (MKD)

Hermann (NOR)/von Pongracz (SWE)

Bostrom Jorgensen/Storkaas (NOR)

Kjoelbye/Mathiasen (DEN)

Drozdz (POL)/Ploskunakova (CZE)

Heidlmair (AUT)/Milic (SRB)

Dulíková (CZE)/Najzer (SLO)

Cruz/Trocado (POR)

Almeida/Para (POR)

Averjanov/Ink (EST)

Cernousova/Lachinova (LAT)

Aiukhanov/Lazarev Guryleva/Hrabavets

Bodnarchuk (UKR)/Trifunovski (MKD)

Bajri (ALB)/Yemshanova (UKR)

Ink/Mandelkorn (EST)

Rankel/Reinvald (EST)

Kirilov/Pavlov (BUL)

Encheva/Krastenova (BUL)

Gorbachev/Shaken (KAZ)

Guryleva/Hrabavets

Bergelin/Walltin (SWE)

Drozdz (POL)/Felux (CZE)

Leal/Serras Pereira (POR)

Agra Amorim/Poppe (POR)

Nedelcu (ROU)/Sclearenco (CYP)

Semichina (MDA)/Tatu (ROU)

Hansson (SWE)/Morgado (POR)

Freitas/Pinto (POR)

Bentzel (ROU)/Major (HUN)

Forgac (GER)/Popa (ROU)

Gschiel/Maislinger (AUT)

Abendroth (GER)/Horacek (AUT)

Kisimov/Manoloff (BUL)

Benke Giosanu (HUN)/Herdicka (SVK)

Eie/Hermann (NOR)

Sara/Sara (ITA)

Megalemos/Tryfon (CYP)

Andronicou (CYP)/Bayuschenko

Eie/Juuhl Sivertsen (NOR)

Helgesen/Maeland (NOR)

Alexandrescou (ROU)/Messis (GRE)

Andronicou/Montebello (MLT)

Nikolin (GER)/Savija (SRB)

Cvetkovic (SRB)/Dobric (CRO)

Grebentsov/Serras Pereira (POR)

Fusil (SLO)/Van Brempt (BEL)

Doubles

Tennis Europe Junior Tour Results

2022 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 16 & Under

Venue

Podgorica (MNE)

Yerevan (ARM)

Tennis Europe Junior Masters (MON) Aizkraukle (LAT)

Palmanova - Mallorca (ESP)

Bielsko Biala (POL)

Le Bouscat (FRA)

Lleida (ESP)

Villena - Alicante (ESP)

Category 3 3 Masters 3 2 3 3 3 3

Winner

Week Runner-Up

J Smrcka (GER)

L Virc (SRB)

K Gomziakov

K Smirnova

N Budkov Kjaer (NOR) A Kovackova (CZE)

A Zagars (LAT)

M Batinic (USA)

X Palomar (ESP)

C Giambelli (ITA) J Sadzik (POL)

A Kmiecik (POL)

E Shcherbakov

J Trunet (FRA)

V Gonzalez-Galino (ESP)

C Vázquez Alcudia (ESP) G Carles Coll (ESP) J Giaccio (ARG)

M Dragovic (SRB)

I Sagmar (ROU)

M Vlasov

U Avtaeva

W Rejchtman Vinciguerra (SWE) D-I Simionescu (ROU) D Dersonas (LTU)

D Samanovica (LAT)

A Abella Fernandez (ESP) Y Negishi (JPN) B Nagy (HUN)

I Wawrzkiewicz (POL) D Jade (LBN)

M Saivaus (FRA)

A Abella Fernandez (ESP) A Orlando (ESP)

P Aunion (ESP) G Pop (ROU)

Score 60 75 76 63 64 62 62 64 64 62 64 61 62 64 64 64 63 64 61 62 62 2-0 Ret 62 61 75 67 75 61 75 63 67 61 75 64 62 62 60 60

Doubles winners

Sucic (CRO)/Tomovic (MNE)

Farmache/Rosu (ROU)

Gomziakov/Kharlamov Smirnova/Yuneva

Chlodnicki/Kluczynski (POL)

Demcenkova/Kupruka (LAT)

Kincses (HUN)/Smrcka (GER)

Giambelli (ITA)/Kuharenko Kasperski/Sadzik (POL)

Kmiecik/Wawrzkiewicz (POL)

Sallard (FRA)/Shcherbakov

Trouve/Trunet (FRA)

Bastos Sousa (ESP)/Stanciu (ROU) Orlando/Vázquez Alcudia (ESP)

Carles Coll/Palomar (ESP) Iozzi (ITA)/Rus (ROU)