European Junior Championships 14/16/18 & Under
Tennis Europe commits to Green Tennis initiative
Tennis Europe Committees 2024-2028
European Masters Champions crowned in Veli Losinj
Italy dominates at European Beach Tennis Championships .
Cypriot players win Small States Championships
Success for ITF/Tennis Europe 14 & Under Touring Team
Tennis Europe Summer Cups: 12/14/16/18 & Under
Tennis Europe Junior School update
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157 players from 40 Tennis Europe member nations were in Most, Czechia, from 9-16 September to take part in the 48th edition of the European 14 & Under Championships
Tea Kovacevic of Bosnia & Herzegovina and Stan Put of the Netherlands were the eventual winners, following in the footsteps of world #1s including Novak Djokovic, Mats Wilander, Iga Swiatek and Martina Hingis in claiming the most prodigious and prestigious of titles on the Junior Tour .
Both the boy’s and girls’ finalists had met just once before, with the higher ranked player having come out on top on both occasions Put and his opponent Scott Watson met way back at the end of 2022, when the Brit scored a 6-3 7-6 win at the 12 & Under Festival
Kovacevic and Jana Kovackova encountered each other more recently, at the Super Category tournament in Maia earlier this year On that occasion the Czech won an easy first set before being pushed hard for a 6-0 7-6 win
All four players have come a long way since those meetings though While Kovackova has been ranked #1 in the Race to Monte-Carlo (where she is the defending champion) for most of the year, nobody has won more Tour titles this season than Kovacevic, who has accumulated 9 across two age categories, and enjoyed a fruitful place on the ITF/Tennis Europe Touring Team this summer
The girls’ final was a memorable battle, as one might expect from arguably the two best players on the Junior Tour right now The first set was as tight as can be, with the home player eventually edging a 16-point tie break to claim the advantage . Kovacevic steeled herself for what was to be a long battle (the match lasted 2 hours 22 minutes), breaking early in the second set and maintaining her advantage to level 6-4
The Bosnian scored a glorious passing shot winner to break at the start of the third set before racing to establish a 5-1 lead Victory looked certain until Kovackova found another gear, serving a masterclass of deft changes of pace and clever angles to recover to 4-5 It was at that point that Kovacevic put a stop to the comeback, breaking the Czech’s serve to secure the title and etch her name into the history books as the first Bosnian ever to win a European 14 & Under title
Until Most, Stan Put’s greatest moment came in Milan this year, when he announced his presence among the elite players by winning the prestigious Avvenire titles in singles and doubles . Meanwhile, Scott Watson’s most
The boy’s final finished just 30 seconds after the girls, with a very similar storyline Put made a dream start to the match, wasting no time in clinching the first set without the loss of a game against an out-of-sorts Watson Having survived several three-set scares throughout the week, the Brit steadied his nerves and made a characteristically gritty comeback, breaking at the start of the second set and holding on to level the match at 0-6 6-4
The final set saw both players attempting to outfox their opponents, with drop shots and lobs employed with increasing frequency Put made excellent use of his variety, executing a number of killer drop shots to race to a 5-1 lead Watson had shown several times during the week that he is never more dangerous than when playing from behind, and once again managed to raise his game to break, winning three consecutive games to reach 4-5
Under pressure, Put began the tenth game with a double fault as he served for the match for a second time, raising British hopes of another break If he felt any nerves though, they were not on show, as Stan rolled off several confident points to hold serve, falling to the ground with joy as he became the second Dutch winner of the boys’ title in the last three years, following in the footsteps of 2022 champion Thijs Boogaard
The girl’s doubles final saw some consolation for Kovackova, who returned to court alongside Katerina Zajickova for her second match of the day The home pair refused to cede gold to Austria’s Lea Haider-Maurer and Anna Pircher, securing victory in just over an hour after a 7-5 6-3 match, which was played indoors due to heavy rain Kovackova thus falls just shy of emulating sister Alena, who claimed both singles and doubles golds in 2022, nonetheless it’s an astonishing – and unprecedented -
achievement for two siblings to claim three medals in the same event
They celebrated alongside Pavel Dufek & Matyas Marsik, who claimed the boys’ doubles gold a day earlier when they clinched a tense three-set thriller over Spain’s Izan Banares Lasala & Toni Escarda Piñeiro . In the process they became the third Czech pair to win the boys’ doubles title in the past four years .
Both singles champions automatically qualify to compete at the season-ending Tennis Europe Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo next month Kovacevic is in the unique position of leading the 16 & Under Race Rankings, and will therefore be able to choose which age category she competes in
For more content from Most, including an extensive photo gallery, click here
Carla Giambelli and Yannick Alexandrescou are Europe’s new 16 & Under champions after a memorable edition of the tournament in Parma, Italy
Hosted by the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP) for a second year, the event has a unique format, with the early rounds showcased across four of the city’s prestigious tennis clubs (TC Parma, TC President, Circolo del Castellazzo & Sporting Club Parma), before moving exclusively to TC President from the Thursday
Yannick Alexandrescou (ROU) won the boys’ singles title after a resounding win over tournament revelation Tito Chavez (ESP), while Carla Giambelli (ITA) celebrated a rare double win by claiming the singles and doubles gold medals In the singles final, she weathered some determined resistance from Slovakia’s Sona Depesova to win 7-6(4) 7-6(6) . Meanwhile, it was smoother sailing for Alexandrescou who beat Chavez 6-2 6-1
Despite being broken in the very first game, the Romanian dominated and was never really troubled by Chavez who had taken out three seeds en route to the final Alexandrescou thus becomes the third Romanian boy to win this event, and the first since 1990 After the match, he charmed the crowd, saying, “What a week, what a day! I love Parma! I was here last year but things didn’t turn out so good then, now I’m so happy I got to play here again and finally win! This place is amazing - the courts, the food, I love it! I’d love to come back next year but unfortunately, I can’t ” The young Romanian has had plenty of practice with acceptance speeches this year, having won six ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors prior to lifting the trophy in Parma
Giambelli needed two tie-breaks to get past Depesova, but after two hours was finally able to etch her name in the history books as the third Italian girl to conquer Europe in this age category, following in the footsteps of Federica Bonsignori (1983) and Alice Canepa (1994) When it was her turn to speak in front of her home crowd, she could not hide her delight, “I’m so, so happy! It was a really tough match, I didn’t play my best tennis, but at least I won! I want to thank everyone for their support and I hope to win a lot of more tournaments! This feeling is great!”
Late the previous evening, Giambelli had also secured the doubles gold, partnering with Fabiola Marino Enjoying the support of the home crowd, they edged Romania’s Maia Ilinca Burcescu & Giulia Safina Popa 6-4 5-7 [1210] . Tito Chavez and Eudald Gonzalez claimed the boys’
doubles gold for Spain in the final against Hryhorii Kartavenko & Dmytro Vterkovskyi of Ukraine, and again the match went down to the wire . In the end it was the Spaniards who prevailed 6-2 3-6 10-7, keeping their perfect record of having won match tie breaks in all five of their matches In fact, both winning teams saved match points on the way to victory, the girls did so in the final, and the boys in an epic 16-14 win over Andreas Messis & Alkis Michalakopoulos (GRE) in Round 2
Bronze medals were shared amongst various nations, with spoils in the girls’ doubles going to Noelia Manta & Sarina Schnyder (SUI) and Charo Esquiva & Mireia Sagristá (ESP), while the boys’ recipients were Oliver Majdandzic & Christopher Thies (GER) and Mark Becirovic Novak & Ziga Sesko (SLO) In the boys’ singles the bronze medals went to Kaan Işik Koşaner (TUR) and Thilo Behrmann (AUT). Fabiola Marino (ITA) and Tiana Tian Deng (SWE) won the bronze in the girls’ singles .
Among the VIP visitors to Parma was Paolo Lorenzi, the former ATP #33, now Director of the Internazionali
Giambelli & Alexandrescou dominate to win European 16 & Under titles
BNL d’Italia ATP1000/WTA1000 event at Rome’s Foro Italico, which this year incorporated a Junior Tour 16 & Under tournament giving young players the chance to compete on the biggest of stages alongside top professionals Lorenzi praised the work of the organisers for the unique format in Parma and stressed the importance of junior tennis for the FITP
“For the FITP young people remain a priority, as demonstrated by the organization of the European Championships and the novelty of the Internazionali’s Under 16 event To continue to have top athletes in the coming years, it is essential to invest in new talents, also through competitions In Parma I found a great atmosphere and a rare reality: I saw four clubs with incredible structures,
which collaborated with each other for the success of these European Championships . I would call it an innovative project, to be repeated ”
Tennis Europe would like to extend particular thanks to the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP) for the organisation of the tournament, which saw live streaming and scoring on offer throughout the week in association with Crionet In all, 149 players from 39 member nations were in action
As at the 14 & Under event, the boys’ and girls’ singles champions earn automatic spots to compete at the elite Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo from 22-26 October For full coverage from Parma, click here
The town of Oberpullendorf in the Burgenland Region of Austria played host to the European 18 & Under Championships during the week of the 16-22 September, which saw 128 players from 35 member nations in action
In the girls’ final, Teodora Kostovic (SRB) lived up to her status as the top seed and favorite for the title, delivering a masterful performance against Czech contender Alena Kovackova Kostovic dominated with precision and control, committing only a handful of unforced errors In just 54 minutes, she secured the gold 6-1 6-0 over Kovackova who, it must be said, has come a long way from having won the 14&U European Junior Championships just two short years ago
After a disappointing result by her standards in last year’s 16 & Under event in Parma, Kostovic was back and hungrier than ever, with a clear goal from the outset: “I lost last year in Italy and that hurt me a lot so I went back and I worked harder to improve - I’m very proud of myself and I played 100% from the first round and I was really motivated for this match ”
Romania’s Luca Preda was also dominant in his final against Italy’s Jacopo Vasami, securing Romania’s first gold medal of the event and first ever win in the 18 & Under boys’ singles competition . With powerful groundstrokes and strategic play, Preda triumphed 6-3 6-1, leaving no
doubt about his superiority on the court He said, “It feels great I’m not gonna lie! I am very happy; it was a tough tournament Today I feel like I served really well My baseline game was very solid and my return as well ”
While Kostovic and her coach savoured the win and enjoyed a post-match celebratory splash in the pool Rafa Nadal-style, Preda had to maintain his focus and take
Kostovic and Preda claim MEHRLEBEN - U18 European Junior Championships powered by Finanzfuchsgruppe titles
the momentum of his singles victory back onto the same court for the doubles final Playing with Stefan Haita, the Romanian pair faced a tough challenge from top seed Izan Alamazan Valiente & Andres Santamarta Roig The Spanish duo led for most of the first set and even served for the title, but Preda & Haita made a remarkable comeback and won the set With their confidence boosted, the Romanians took full control in the second set, winning 7-6 6-1 and securing a second gold medal for Romania .
There was almost a third gold for Romania in the girls’ doubles, but the triple win was just slightly out of reach In an enthralling final, Brit Du Pree & Joy De Zeeuw of the
Netherlands started strong, taking control of the match early on and comfortably securing the first set 6-2 . However, the second set was an entirely different story, as Romanians Elena Bertea & Diana Simionescu found their rhythm and fought back fiercely At 6-5, the Romanians managed to break their opponents’ at a critical moment, clinching the set 7-5 and forcing the match into a tiebreak
With Du Pree & De Zeeuw racing ahead to a 9-5 lead, it looked like they would quickly win the match But Bertea & Simionescu saved four consecutive match points to keep their hopes alive The tension on the court was palpable but Du Pree & De Zeeuw ultimately wrapped up
Kostovic and Preda claim MEHRLEBEN - U18 European Junior Championships powered by Finanzfuchsgruppe titles
the final 6-2 5-7 11-9 The win must have been particularly satisfying for Du Pree, who had lost the 2022 16&U doubles final 9-11 in the final set
The doubles bronze medalists hailed from the same two nations, Czechia and Italy The boys’ semifinalists were Pierluigi Basile & Jacopo Vasami (ITA) and Jan Klimas & Denis Petak (CZE), while for the girls it was Noemi Basiletti & Vittoria Paganetti (ITA) and Alena Kovackova & Eliska Tichackova (CZE) The bronze medals in the singles were won by Vittoria Paganetti (ITA) and Monika Stankiewicz (POL), and by Glib Sekachov (UKR) and Henry Bernet (SUI) Romania took home the ‘Nations Cup’, presented at the trophy ceremony, as the most successful nation at the event In addition to all the tennis, players also enjoyed a Junior School session on the eve of the Championships and a players’ party on the Monday Local hero Dominic Thiem dropped by on semi-finals day promoting the event with the national media He even had time to chat to players and fans while signing autographs and taking selfies and offering some wise words; “It doesn’t matter how successful you become in the end: the tennis life you start at such an early age can be the best “life school” you can have Never give up and enjoy this journey because it’s an unbelievable help for what comes after”
Tennis Europe would like to thank the Austrian Tennis Federation, Burgenland Tennis Association, Sports Hotel Kurz
and the event sponsors for the flawless organisation of the tournament Players were treated to plenty of off-court fun with access to a bowling alley, arcade games, indoor sports and go-karts at their accommodation Furthermore, there was plenty of camaraderie on display and socializing amongst the nations with a wonderful spirit in the air, making this year’s event a truly memorable one indeed
The European 18&U Championships are a J300 event on the ITF World Tennis Tour (Juniors) For a full recap of all the action as it happened, click here
It doesn’t matter how successful you become in the end: the tennis life you start at such an early age can be the best “life school” you can have . Never give up and enjoy this journey because it’s an unbelievable help for what comes after .
Tennis Europe’s ongoing commitment to improving environmental sustainability within tennis will be taken to the next level in 2025, with the organisation confirmed to take part in the ‘Tennis for a Greener Future’ project
The project, also known as ‘GreenTennis’, is a pioneering initiative from the Erasmus+ Programme, designed to enhance sustainability within the tennis sector across Europe The three-year scheme aims to address the significant environmental impact of tennis by implementing sustainable practices across the tennis ecosystem, including at National Tennis Centres and at events of all levels
Tennis Europe Vice-President Cem Tinaz commented, “We are thrilled to lead the “Tennis for a Greener Future” project, which addresses the urgent need for environmental sustainability Tennis, with its global popularity, presents a unique opportunity to inspire eco-friendly practices and create a lasting impact By working closely with our key partners, we will maximize our efforts to reduce the sport’s environmental footprint and set new standards for sustainability in tennis Our goal is to transform tennis into a leading example of how sports can drive meaningful environmental change ”
Other key objectives of the pan-European project are in alignment with Tennis Europe’s Sustainability Strategy, launched last year, and include:
Promotion of environmental awareness among those on-site at tennis events
Implementation of sustainable practices
Use of innovative tools and technology to measure and reduce the carbon footprint of tennis activities .
Collaboration and partnerships with stakeholders throughout the sport to ensure a collective approach
Work begins on the project on 1st January 2025, and regular updates will be provided on tenniseurope.org
Following the departure of Thomas Hammerl as Tennis Europe’s Chief Executive Officer, Magnus Grönvold will act as Interim CEO for the foreseeable future His contact details remain the same: magnusg@tenniseurope.org
Save the Date: The next Tennis Europe Annual General Meeting will be hosted by the Turkish Tennis Federation in Antalya from Thursday 20th – Saturday 22nd March 2025 First information is due to be sent to member nations in November
The most recent edition of Pro Stringer, the online magazine of the European Racquet Stringers’ Association (ERSA) is available here
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Tennis Europe’s Board of Management has approved the composition of its committees for the period 2024-2028 . A total of 85 committee members will serve across the organisation’s four main advisory committees, following nominations from 34 of Tennis Europe’s 48 active member nations
The figures show an improvement in gender representation across all committees, with 31 females (36.5%) and
Chair: Cem Tinaz (TUR)
Klaus Bardeli (ALB), Gevork Karamanoukian (ARM), Petar Barbaros (CRO), Pantelis Neos (CYP), Katerina Kramperova (CZE), Aleksander Jürgens (EST), Teemu Purho (FIN), Pascal Piriou (FRA), Phil Veasey (GBR), Alexis Zitrides (GRE), Ofek Blauer (ISR), Giorgio Di Palermo (ITA), Shkelzen Domi (KOS), Irina Kuzmina Rimsa (LAT), Natalia Belibova (MDA), Aslak Paulsen (NOR), Piotr Unierzyski (POL), Alina Cercel Tecsor (ROU), Merve Gültekinler Sadi (TUR), Maryna Ibraimova (UKR)
Chair: Sandi Procter (GBR)
Marion Maruska (AUT), Magdalena Maleeva (BUL), Suzana Knezevic (CRO), Jan Stoces (CZE), Martin Ravnholt (DEN), Märten Tamla (EST), Roope Kailaheimo (FIN), Vincent Bonnetain (FRA), Emiliano Zanon (GEO), Mirco Westphal (GER), Hollie Milligan (GBR), Spyridon Doulgerakis (GRE), Eszter Serfozo (HUN), Tomer Dank (ISR), Rita Grande (ITA), Matrick Kemps (NED), Cezar Johansson (NOR), Dariusz Saletra (POL), Pedro Lobao (POR), Eugen Ganescu (ROU), Vladimir Habas (SVK), Marko Por (SLO), Niklas Fjeldstad (SWE), Mark Brunner (SUI), Alaattin Bora Gerçeker (TUR)
54 males (63.5%) due to serve in the current electoral term
This is an increase from 33.3% female representatives in 2021-2024 but is still some way from Tennis Europe’s long-term aim of achieving a 50/50 gender balance on all committees
The full composition of the committees is as follows:
Chair: Florence Alix-Gravellier (FRA), supported by Avi Perets (ISR)
Lusine Gasparyan (ARM), Sabira Abdullayeva (AZE), Elena Tsingova-atanasova (BUL), Olga Simunovic (CRO), Henrik Maris (DEN), Antti Aine (FIN), Marine Piriou (FRA), Jo-Anne Downing (GBR), Vasileia Arvanitidou (GRE), Michal Raanan (ISR), Virigina Di Caterino (ITA), Blerina Mati (KOS), Virginija Paliukaite (LTU), Mariette Verbruggen (NED), Franck Fog (NOR), Daria Sulgostowska (POL), Neuza Silva (POR), Katarina Obranovic O’Dell (SLO), Ayşenur Durmuş (TUR).
Chair: Milos Karadzic (MNE), supported by Avi Perets (ISR)
Yordan Bozhinov (BUL), Iva Majoli (CRO), Demetris Leontis (CYP), Allar Hint (EST), Francois Pareau (FRA), Jan Hanelt (GER), Kirsty Thomason (GBR), Dimitros Pappas (GRE), Moran Lavi Dagan (ISR), Pietro Pennisi (ITA), Edgars Rauze (LAT), Robert van der Drift (NED), Svein Are Lapstun (NOR), Rafal Helbik (POL), Rui Machado (POR), Gabriel Moraru (ROU), Tea Starc (SLO), Bengt Helmersson (SWE), Giuseppe Canova (SUI), Gallip Özgür Ergüden (TUR), Oleksandr Kulyk (UKR)
The European Masters Championships returned to Veli Losinj in Croatia for a third and final occasion in early June, when 241 players from 35 countries battled it out for the prestigious titles at the Ljubicic Tennis Academy
Singles, doubles and mixed doubles titles worth 1000 ITF World Tennis Masters Tour ranking points were on offer for age groups ranging from 30+ to 80+, with a number of surprises and notable winners emerging during the course of the week:
Matias Valdes made the perfect debut in the competition He ensured his long trip from Chile was a golden one by beating defending champion Klaus Moser in the final of the Men’s 30 competition
World #1 Clemens Weinhandl (AUT) claimed his third European title Having finished as runner-up last year, he claimed the Men’s 50s title in style, losing just five games on route to the final
Three ladies managed to defend their titles from 2023: Spain’s Almudena Sanz-Llaneza Fernandez (30+), Valentina Padula of Italy (50+) and Liselot Prechtel of the Netherlands (60+)
Padula’s title defence was particularly authoritative, losing just nine games in total during her three straight set wins
Liselot Prechtel is fast becoming a Championships legend With her win, she racked up a third consecutive W60 title, and eighth European title overall since 2012
Two unseeded Italians met in the women’s 55+ final, with Sabrina Cantoni claiming a first European title over Cristina Giordani The Women’s 65 event saw two Swedes meet in the final, with Vladimira Andersson claiming a first European title
Arguably the most international of draws was the Mens 65, whose 31 players came from 17 nations and four continents The eventual winner was Britain’s Martin Cornish, who went one better than last year’s silver medal, recovering from a 1-6 first set loss to outlast Australian opponent Wayne Pascoe .
German players once again dominated the men’s events in general, claiming four titles: Thomas Burgemeister (M40), Carsten Groeger (M45), Bernd Ruck (M60) and Peter Adrigan (M80) Adrigan returned to the winners’ circle having last claimed gold in 2016
The Women’s 70s final produced one of the matches of the tournament, as second seed Pauline Fisher of
GBR outlasted defending champion Reinhilde Adams to take the gold medal
Players were once again treated to first-class facilities, stunning scenery and pro tournament perks, with the events once again streamed live online with multicourt cameras
Tennis Europe Chief Executive Officer Thomas Hammerl commented, “I’d like to thank Ivan Ljubicic and the staff of
the Academy for the excellent job in hosting the Championships over the past three years The organisation has been perfect, the players loved the spectacular venue, and the Academy has taken this event to the next level ”
Tennis Europe recently confirmed that the 2025 European Masters Championships will be hosted by the Hungarian Tennis Federation in Budapest
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Men 30 Matias Valdes (CHI) Klaus Moser (GER) 6-0 6-4
Men 35 Petar Djukic (SRB) Anton Stepakhno (UKR) 4-6 6-1 7-5
Men 40 Thomas Burgemeister (GER) Evghenii Plugariov (MDA) 6-4 6-4
Men 45 Carsten Groeger (GER) Joakim Svedlund (SWE) 6-2 7-5
Men 50 Clemens Weinhandl (AUT) Federico Silberberg (CHI) 3-6 6-2 6-4
Men 55 Mauro Colangelo (ITA) Ireneusz Gorka (POL) 6-2 6-2
Men 60 Bernd Ruck (GER) Eric Rouaix (FRA) 7-6(5) 6-2
Men 65 Martin Cornish (GBR) Wayne Pascoe (AUS) 1-6 6-3 6-2
Men 70 Marc Renoult (FRA) Harald Hellmonseder (AUT) 6-0 6-1
Men 75 Marjan Furlan (SLO) Max Schwelberger (AUT) 6-1 6-2
Men 80 Peter Adrigan (GER) Hans-Joachim Singhoff (GER) w o
Women 30 Almudena Sanz-Llaneza F (ESP) Julia Sauer (GER) RR
Women 35 Eileen Aranas-Roth (GER) Sara Marcionni (ITA) 6-1 4-6 6-4
Women 40 Johanna Tyreus (SWE) Rita Zenunaj (SUI) RR
Women 45 Kristine Quadflieg (GER) Stefanie Kolar (GER) 6-1 6-4
Women 50 Valentina Padula (ITA) Helle Stene (NOR) 6-3 6-0
Women 55 Sabrina Cantoni (ITA) Cristina Giordani (ITA) 6-4 7-6(2)
Women 60 Liselot Prechtel (NED) Laura De Vittori (ITA) 2-6 6-1 4-0 ret
Women 65 Vladimira Andersson (SWE) Anna-Karin Mansson (SWE) 6-3 5-5 ret
Women 70 Pauline Fisher (GBR) Reinhilde Adams (GER) 2-6 6-4 7-6(7)
Italian teams once again dominated Europe’s premier Beach Tennis event, sweeping five of the six available gold and silver medals on the final day of action in Crete
If any player can be said to have achieved living legend status at the Championships, it’s Giulia Gasparri She extended her incredible run of success at the tournament by defending her title yet again, marking a fifth consecutive gold medal and ninth consecutive appearance in the final . Gasparri’s last four titles had been with different partners, but on this occasion she teamed up again with her 2021 partner, Ninni Valentini as second seeds
Cruising through the draw for the loss of just eleven games in four matches, an all-Italian final was set against #1 seeds Greta Giusti & Nicole Nobile
The final score was an exact repeat of that 2021 final, with Gasparri & Valentini winning 6-2 6-2 The defeat marked a fifth consecutive silver medal for Nobile
The defending men’s champion Nicolas Gianotti of France fell just short of emulating Gasparri, coming within a few points of defending his title Instead, Italy claimed another gold as Tommaso Giovannini & Mattia Spoto held their nerve to come out on top
The Italians held the lead throughout the first set but Gianotti & partner Paul Gotarda earned the crucial mini-break early in the deciding game, holding on to secure a one set advantage, 7-4
Spurred into a more aggressive stance, the Italian team broke to level the match with a 6-4 second set . They carried their momentum into the match tie break, clinching the match on the first of their six match points
The win marks a first European title for Giovannini, and second for Spoto, who won in 2021 and claimed silver in 2022 Gianotti reached the final for a fourth consecutive year and adds a second silver to his two golds Currently sharing the #3 ITF Beach Tennis ranking spot, Spoto will now surely move above his French rival
With the stage set for an exciting mixed doubles final and Italy already certain of a gold medal sweep, the question on everyone’s lips was: who would win two titles?
With Spoto and Gasparri on opposing teams (playing with Nobile and Giovannini respectively), one player would leave Greece as champion in two categories
The final turned out to be surprisingly one sided though, as Gasparri added a second mixed to her immense tally of EBTC titles, having previously won in 2018 For Giovannini, the mixed runner-up in 2019, it was also his second European title of the day
Asked how she felt about her achievements, Gasparri told us, “Certainly it’s an honour for me to be the most successful player in the history of the European Championship, it always was a goal for me to ‘bring home’ some titles and when this happens with the national team it makes me even more proud I hope to be here again next year, but
at the same time I hope to be an inspiration for the next generation ”
The Championships continue this week with the Hellenic Tennis Federation hosting junior events for players aged 14 & Under and 18 & Under For full draws and results from all events in Crete, click here
Men’s Doubles:
(1) Tommaso Giovannini & Mattia Spoto (ITA) d . (3) Nicolas Gianotti & Paul Gotarda (FRA) 6-7(4) 6-4 [10-3]
Women’s Doubles: (2) Giulia Gasparri & Ninny Valentini (ITA) d (1) Greta Giusti & Nicole Nobile (ITA) 6-2 6-2
Mixed Doubles: (2) Giulia Gasparri & Tommaso Giovannini (ITA) d (1) Nicole Nobile & Mattia Spoto (ITA) 6-1 6-1
3RD-4TH PLACE PLAY-OFFS
Men’s Doubles:
Luca Andreolini & Diego Bollettinari (ITA) d Alvaro Garcia Gonzalez & Saulo Tejada Demaso (ESP) 6-2 1-6 [10-7]
Women’s Doubles:
Ariadna Costa Graell & Omaira Farias (ESP) d Maria Martinez Seron & Daniela Rodriguez Perera (ESP) 7-6(4) 2-6 [10-8]
Mixed Doubles:
Marie Bray & Nicolas Giannotti (FRA) d Ariadna Costa Graell & Gerard Rodriguez Querol (ESP) 6-3 6-1
Team Cyprus dominated the 2024 Small States Championships, with all titles - singles and doubles - going to Cypriot players .
The Small States Championships are designed to support the best 14 & Under players from Europe’s smallest nations - those with populations of less than 1 million - to earn Junior Tour ranking points, with all expenses covered Supported by the ITF and the Luxembourg Tennis Federation, the event welcomed players from Andorra, Cyprus, Iceland, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro, and San Marino
From August 9-11, the players participated in a training camp led by ITF Development Officer Vitor Cabral, where they got to know each other and benefited from the expertise of seven different coaches
Following the camp, from August 12-15, they competed against each other, fighting for the Category 2 title In the girls’ draw, Andrea Georgiou Papakyriacou breezed through the tournament, dropping only four games She faced Maltese player Maryia Magro in the final, winning 6-0, 6-4 As for the boys’ draw, Michael Genethliou defeated top seed Evan Galea of Malta 6-2, 7-5
Team Cyprus also secured the girls’ doubles title, which went to Andrea Georgiou Papakyriacou and Chrysa Maira Titopoulos, as well as the boys’ doubles title for Michael Genethliou and Athos Karakatsianis .
Tennis Europe Board of Management member Milos Karadzic was amongst those on site, in his role as coach of the Montengrin team Andorra Tennis Federation President Gerard Blasi was also in attendance, during three
days of play San Marino’s coach, Umberto Vanucci, who accompanied the team this year, had himself competed in the ITF/Tennis Europe Small States Championships 20 years ago Returning now as a coach, he had the unique opportunity to share his experiences and insights with the next generation of small states players
Click here to check all the results
The ITF/Tennis Europe Touring Teams, funded by the Grand Slam Player Development Programme, continue to deliver remarkable performances and achieve results that highlight the participants’ potential and promise for the future . Each year, two teams of 14 & Under and 16 & Under European players have the opportunity to train with ITF/Tennis Europe coaches and compete in several top ITF and Tennis Europe events
This year, the 14 & Under Touring Team consisted of 5 girls and 4 boys who competed and trained under the supervision of coaches Goran Shevchenko (MKD) and Irina Kuzmina-Rimša (LAT)
GIRLS: Viktorija Cesonyte (GER), Maria Valentina Pop (ROU), Tea Kovacevic (BIH), Ayse Bal (TUR) and Sara Mitevska (MKD)
BOYS: Andrei Radu (ROU), Kerem Genc (TUR), Mehmet Toprak Ercin (TUR) and Zuka Kacheishvili (GEO)
KEY
Viktorija Cesonyte secured the singles title at the 14 & Under Super Category event in Düren At the same tournament, Cesonyte and Maria Valentina Pop reached the doubles final
Tea Kovacevic claimed the title at the 14 & Under Category 1 tournament in Renningen (GER), defeating Maria Valentina Pop in the final
At the Jugend Cup, the girls’ doubles final was contested between Touring Team participants Viktorija Cesonyte & Tea Kovacevic, who defeated Maria Valentina Pop & Aysel Bal 6-2, 6-2 In the boys’ doubles final, Mehmet Toprak Ercin & Andrei Radu lost to the Czech pair Tommy Patrik Luxa & Tobias Zapsky
After her semifinal win against Sara Mitevska, Ayse Bal finished as the runner-up at the David Ferrer Cat
event in Alicante, falling to Slovakia’s Sofia Rachel Kocisova 4-6, 4-6 in the final
Also in Alicante, Zuka Kacheishvili and Andrei Radu played in the doubles semifinal . Radu also reached the singles final but lost to home favourite Ian Barroeta (ESP) Meanwhile, Kerem Genc & Mehmet Toprak Ercin won the boys’ doubles title, and Pop & Cesonyte claimed the girls’ doubles title
The ITF/Tennis Europe Touring Team plays an important role in a player’s development, offering them valuable opportunities and experiences Several top players, including Grigor Dimitrov and Jelena Ostapenko, benefited from this program during their junior careers
When asked about this experience, Maria Valentina Pop said: “I really enjoyed my time here with the Touring Team. It has been an unforgettable month with amazing people, and I made some great memories that will last a lifetime. I learned a lot but most importantly I tried my best. I want to thank everybody who made this possible.” As for Ayse Bal, she said “it’s great sharing so many happy moments with the Touring Team, I learned so much both on and off court and had the chance to see the level of tennis of other players”.
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At Mouratoglou Academy, tennis is played with passion all under the summer or the mild of the French Riviera, our teaching methodology, by Patrick Mouratoglou, ensures that our camps are tailored for all ages from 3 years old, no matter the season.
is played with passion all year round. Whether under the summer sun or during the mild winter of the French Riviera, our teaching methodology, developed by Patrick Mouratoglou, ensures that our camps are tailored for all ages from 3 years old, no matter the season.
At the Mouratoglou Academy, tennis is played with passion all year round. Whether under the summer sun or during the mild winter of the French Riviera, our teaching methodology, developed by Patrick Mouratoglou, ensures that our camps are tailored for all ages from 3 years old, no matter the season.
At the Mouratoglou Academy, tennis is played with passion all year round. Whether under the summer sun or during the mild winter of the French Riviera, our teaching methodology, developed by Patrick Mouratoglou, ensures that our camps are tailored for all ages from 3 years old, no matter the season.
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Take advantage of the gentle spring weather to perfect your tennis and discover the must-see events of the French Riviera.
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There’s always a perfect moment to enhance your game. Whether you’re just starting out or are an experienced player, every season brings new chances to improve and push your limits.
There’s always a perfect moment to enhance your game. Whether you’re just starting out or are an experienced player, every season brings new chances to improve and push your limits.
There’s always a perfect moment to enhance your game. Whether you’re just starting out or are an experienced player, every season brings new chances to improve and push your limits.
There’s always a perfect moment to enhance your game. Whether you’re just starting out or are an experienced player, every season brings new chances to improve and push your limits.
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Our friends at Dunlop are celebrating 100 years of success on the tennis court this year and have released a special publication to celebrate the history of the organisation .
Partnering with Dunlop since 2022 has allowed Tennis Europe to bring a wide range of opportunities and resources to players and tournament organisers The ‘Recommended Ball of the Junior Tour’ is offered to tournament directors at discounted prices and delivered to their door, facilitating a key consideration for any event
Dunlop takes on a key role at Tennis Europe team events, as the title sponsor of the indoor junior team championships (the Winter Cups by Dunlop) and the 12 & Under Summer Cups by Dunlop Balls are provided for other flagship events, such as the European Championships and Junior Masters, while K-Swiss (Tennis Europe’s ‘Recommended Sportswear’ brand) and Slinger (Recommended Ball Launcher) products – distributed by Dunlop – are also made available
2024 is becoming a landmark year for Dunlop, not only due to the company’s centenary, but also for the success of the
current wave of Dunlop players, from Junior Tour standouts to breakthrough stars such as Jack Draper and Miomir Kecmanovic
Click here to read or download your free copy of the 200page magazine, and your chance to win tickets to ATP events and other prizes!
My name is Olivier Lesimple, and I lead the European Junior Scouting Program for Dunlop
As many of you already know, Dunlop has a strong legacy in tennis, with a long-standing tradition of excellence in tennis equipment—whether it’s racquets, strings, or more .
In recent years, our company has grown in many areas, but we’ve placed a special focus on expanding our presence in the junior tennis scene . The goal of our European Junior Scouting Program is to discover and support the next generation of tennis champions To achieve this, we’ve built a team of scouts across several countries who attend local events I also travel extensively across Europe, visiting tournaments to find young talents who have the potential to become future stars of our sport
My office is based at the Mouratoglou Academy, one of the biggest hubs for young tennis players in the world Every year, as part of our Junior Scouting Program, we invite our youngest sponsored players to spend a week at the academy and experience all the amazing things it has to offer This is also a fantastic opportunity for us to get to know these players better and build stronger relationships with them and their families
Thanks to our collaboration with two of the world’s largest tennis academies—IMG in the USA and MTA in Europe—Dunlop has made a strong comeback in recent years Anyone attending junior tournaments today would likely notice the growing presence of Dunlop racquets and gear on the courts!
We’ve significantly increased our investment in youth programs, and it’s exciting to see more and more junior players choosing Dunlop racquets and strings . It’s still early days, but we’re already starting to see the results of our hard work . In 2023, for example, Mark Ceban won the prestigious LPA in Tarbes, showcasing the strength of our program
It’s important to emphasize that our scouting program isn’t just about finding players with impressive tennis
skills . We look for individuals with great values—those who embody the spirit of tennis, show dedication, sportsmanship, and passion for the game We are seeking ambassadors of our brand
Sponsorship at Dunlop means more than just providing equipment—it’s about becoming part of a supportive family that is dedicated to the growth and success of each player We take pride in offering our sponsored athletes the best service and support, helping them reach their full potential and walking alongside them on their journey
Just like our players, Dunlop has big ambitions, and I’m truly excited about what the future holds
To all the young athletes out there: keep working hard, stay passionate, and maybe one day, I’ll see you on the court with a Dunlop racquet in hand!
Let’s continue to grow and enjoy the sport we all love ”**
In a story of contrasts, the Slovakian boys and the Ukrainian girls have won this year’s 12&U Summer Cups by Dunlop In the final chapter of this year’s European junior team competition, both teams have written history for very different reasons
BOYS’ FINAL ROUNDS - Dijon, France
Slovakia’s Road to the title
Round Robin: d. Bulgaria 3-0 | d. Italy 2-1 | d. Switzerland 2-0
Final Rounds: d. France 3-0
With three wins in the bag, Slovakia came through as undisputed group winners They didn’t have it all their own way, however, with the tie against Italy going to the wire in a live doubles match In the final, after a nail-biting comeback in the first tie (Matteo Sanson outlasted Tristan Ducros 5-7 7-6(2) 6-4), it was plain sailing
For the Slovakian boys this is the first ever win, and a debut appearance in the final, since the event began in 2007. On the other hand, it was Ukraine’s sixth final appearance and fourth win, adding to the titles the team won in 2015, 2009 and 2008.
Slovakia survived a couple of close encounters in their qualifying group round-robin matches with wins over Germany (2-1), Austria (3-0) and Great Britain (2-1) before a 3-0 win over second-placed Bosnia & Herzegovina in the play-off to secure a spot in the final.
In contrast, Ukraine breezed past round-robin rivals Netherlands, Spain, and Bosnia & Herzegovina without the loss of a match and repeated this with a 2-0 win over Poland in the play-off to clinch their spot in the final with a dominating performance at the qualifying rounds.
However, In the final rounds, it was another tale of opposing fates as the Slovakian boys sailed along undefeated in all their ties. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian girls emerged from a tight group in which they, Estonia and Slovakia all went 2-1 in terms of wins and losses.
for the Slovaks, who secured the trophy when Martin Adamca held off a second set fightback to beat Arthur Salafa 6-1 7-5 .
The dead doubles match saw Slovakia confirm a 3/0 final score, as Adamca & Lubos Husenica recovered from a set down to beat Ducros and Imanol Gosset 3-5 4-1 10-5
GIRLS’ FINAL ROUNDS - Ajaccio, France
Ukraine’s Road to the title
Round Robin: : lost to Slovakia 1-2 | d. Estonia 3-0 | d. Germany 2-1
Final Rounds: d. Croatia 2-1
Slovakia and Ukraine win historic 12 & Under Summer Cups by Dunlop titles
As mentioned, it went down to the wire on the last day of the round-robin matches with three teams tied at 2 wins and 1 loss each Estonia’s 0-3 loss to Ukraine hurt them, but their 2-1 win over Slovakia tipped the scales in favour of Ukraine who went through to face Croatia, who had advanced from a similarly tight Group B . In the final, the Ukrainians sealed the deal with two singles wins to put the tie out of the reach of their opponents Anna Kuznetsova lost just five games to beat Korana Barisic, while Mariia Kocherzhenko sealed the victory with a 6-4 6-4 win over Ana Marija Rebic The Croats later salvaged some pride, comfortably winning the doubles rubber
Tennis Europe has released the latest educational video in its Junior School series, titled ‘The Tennis Ecosystem ’ This new clip provides essential guidance for young tennis players on how and where to start playing competitive tennis, and which path to take toward a professional tennis career, detailing the various pathways and programs that exist to help with the transition from junior to professional tennis
Launched in 2019, the Tennis Europe Junior School is designed for junior players, coaches, and parents, providing valuable guidance and insights into becoming a professional tennis player Available free of charge, the School is
the only player education program approved by the ITF and the ATP and WTA professional tours . By offering these resources, Tennis Europe aims to support the development of young athletes and provide access to the knowledge and tools necessary for a successful tennis career
Presential Junior School classes have been held at many of the Tour’s flagship events during the summer months, including at all three European Championship venues Special upcoming classes are due to take place at the season ending Junior Masters and the Carlos Moya 12 & Under Festival
Spain has won the 14&U boys’ Copa del Sol, beating Great Britain 2-0 in the final at home in Valencia Meanwhile in Loano (ITA), Czechia won their fifth Europa Cup in a 2-1 win over Austria, clinching the title in a nail-biting doubles championship tiebreak
It was Spain’s sixth title overall adding to their wins in 2017, 2015, 2012, 2002 and 1991 The Brits, for their part, were making only their second appearance in a final - the first was when they took the title back in 1995 Despite the loss, it has been an outstanding year for Team GB who also finished as runner-up at the Winter Cups
The Czech girls add to the four titles they previously won at this event in 2022, 2018, 2013 and 1999 as well as a further five including the wins as part of Czechoslovakia in 1993, 1992, 1990, 1989 and 1987 On a roll this year, the Czechs collect another team trophy to go with the Winter Cups title they won back in February
COPA DE SOL: BOYS’ FINAL
Spain def. Great Britain 2-0
Spain’s road to the title:
Qualifying Rounds
R1: def. Belgium 3-0
R2: def. Poland 2-1
Final: def Great Britain 2-1
Final Rounds
QF: def. Greece 3-0
SF: def. France 2-1
Coming into the Summer Cups, the British looked to be the hot favourites on paper . Eric Lorimer, European #1 and Race to Monte-Carlo leader, had just posted a resounding Category 1 win in London, albeit on grass, a couple of weeks prior Also in London, Niall Pickerd-Barua was part of the winning doubles combo that took the title, while Scott Watson was a semi-finalist The three players also ranked in the top 4 of the Race to Monte-Carlo at the time
However, a Spanish team on clay, especially on home soil, can never be underestimated . In the qualifying rounds, the locals got the better of the Brits in the qualifying final with a 2-1, with Izan Bañares upsetting Lorimer to swing the momentum in favour of Spain before they powered on to win the deciding doubles in convincing fashion
The two teams met again in the grand finale Lorimer did not play and, in what was a tussle in the first rubber, Toni Escarda Piñeiro got the better of Watson in just under two hours, putting the locals ahead with a 6-3 3-6 6-3 win .
Twelfth-ranked Bañares then sealed the deal for Spain with an inspired 6-3 6-2 victory over Pickerd-Barua
EUROPA CUP: GIRLS’ FINAL
Czechia def. Austria 2-1
Czechia’s road to the title: Qualifying Rounds
R1: def. Slovenia 3-0
R2: def. Poland 3-0
Final: def Slovakia 2-0
Final Rounds
QF: def. Great Britain 2-1
SF: def. Ukraine 3-0
Austria got off to a strong start, stunning the Czechs when 46th-ranked Anna Pircher scored a shock 6-2 6-2 win over Katerina Zajickova, number 10 in the rankings
Undefeated in both qualifying and final rounds, European #1 and Race to Monte-Carlo leader Jana Kovackova was the linchpin of the Czech team She more than lived up to her ranking by getting the Czechs back onto an even keel, methodically dispatching of Lea Haider-Maurer 6-0 6-1 in 47 minutes .
Into a deciding doubles it went, and by the slimmest of margins the Czechs pipped the Austrians to the post . Although the Austrians held their own, the steady hands of Kovackova caressed an exquisitely angled cross-court backhand winner on match point to give the Czechs a 6-3 2-6 10-6 win, as well as their second title in three years
The Summer Cups tournament also serves as European qualifying for the ITF World Junior Tennis Finals, which were held in Prostejov (CZE) in August . Hosts Czechia as well as the top 5 teams (in bold) qualified for the event
For complete results, photos and more, click here
A final few places are still available to attend the 2024 Tennis Europe Coaches Conference in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, due to take place from 31 October to 3 November
The three-day event will focus on the player development pathway from beginner to transition period and onwards, and will feature some prominent names from the world of coaching
Among the confirmed speakers and keynote presenters are former ATP Top 10 players Marcos Baghdatis and Ernests Gulbis, Olha Khaniukova & Aleksander Jurgens (ITF/ Tennis Europe Touring Team Coaches), Miguel Crespo (ITF Head of Participation & Education) and Cem Tinaz (Tennis Europe Vice President) They will be joined by many more coaches engaged in player development at all stages
The conference is open to all European coaches on a firstcome, first-served basis Enter now to secure your place: sign up here
The German boys and the British girls have won the 2024 edition of the 16&U team competition . It has been a long time coming for the Brits, who have scored their first-ever triumph in this event, having come so close last year as runners-up as well as on one other occasion back in 2008 Meanwhile, the German boys have picked up their fourth title
BOROTRA CUP: BOYS’ FINALS - Le Touquet, France
Germany’s Road to the final
Qualifying Rounds:
def Estonia 3-0 | def Netherlands 3-0 | def Portugal 3-0
Final Rounds
QF: def Romania 2-1
SF: def Poland 3-0
The Final Germany def Portugal 3-0
- Niels McDonald def Salvador Monteiro 6-2 6-3
- Diego Dedura-Palomero def Gonçalo da Rosa Castro 6-1 6-1
- Oliver Majdandzic & Niels McDonald def Rodrigo Leal & Salvador Monteiro 5-3 4-0
In what was a mouth-watering prospect from the instant the draws were released, current 16&U Race leader Gonçalo da Rosa Castro (POR) faced last year’s 14&U Player of the Year and Junior Masters champion Daniel Jade (FRA) in the semis. In a riveting joust for junior tennis fans, it was the older boy who helped Portugal to a 3-0 win over the hosts, posting a 6-1 5-7 7-5 win over the Lebanese-born French player.
There was more disappointment for Team France, as the second seeded girls’ team were defeated by Czechia in the first tie of the final rounds. Recently naturalized French player Ksenia Efremova won her singles match against Sofie Hettlerova, but the Czechs came back strongly to win the remaining singles and doubles rubbers.
The Czech girls’ team was upended by Romania in the semifinals, thus preventing them from reaching a fifth straight final and ending their hopes of a fourth straight win.
Including the qualifying rounds, the Germans lost only one match in the entire event: the dead doubles rubber against Romania in the QF of the final rounds .
It was the first meeting between Dedura-Palomero and Castro; McDonald extended his head-to-head record over Monterio to 4-0
The results in the final saw the exact same scoreline as when the two teams faced off in the final match of the qualifying rounds: two singles wins, a doubles win without the loss of a single set for Germany This time, however, the Portuguese had switched out Castro from the doubles in favour of Monteiro to accompany Leal
GIRLS’ FINALS - Marianske Lazne, Czechia
Great Britain’s road to the final
Qualifying Rounds: def Denmark 3-0 | def Austria 2-1 | def Czechia 2-0
QF: def Spain 3-0
SF: def Germany 2-1
The Final
Great Britain def Romania 2-0
- Mika Stojsavljevic def Giulia Safina Popa 6-1 6-0
- Hannah Klugman def Maia Ilinca Burcescu 6-4 6-2
Coincidentally, Klugman lost her singles in last year’s final to Laura Samson (CZE) by the same scoreline, but turned it around this year against Burcescu
Stojsavljevic was undefeated in the qualifying rounds and only lost one singles match in the final rounds: a tough three-setter to Mariella Thamm of Germany in the semis
The Brits exacted a degree of revenge over their conquerors from last year’s final, Czechia, by gaining a win over them in the final of the qualifying rounds .
The Top five 16 & Under teams at the final rounds (plus hosts Türkiye) qualify to compete at the Junior Davis Cup (Boys) & Junior Billie Jean King Cup (Girls) finals in Antalya from 11-17 November at the Megasaray Tennis Academy
Here are the final standings, with the qualified nations in Bold.
For complete results, photos and more, click here
Spain and Czechia added the 18 & Under Summer Cups titles to their victories in the 14 & Under competition on the final day of the European junior team competition
VALERIO / GALEA CUP: Boys’ Final SPAIN vs. SERBIA – Lyon, France
Spain’s road to the title:
Qualifying Rounds:
def Bye | def. Slovakia 3-0 | def. France 2-0
Final Rounds
QF: def. Slovenia 3-0
SF: def. Italy 2-0
Facing Marko Maksimovic of Serbia, Spaniard Rafael Jodar had an intense and challenging first set, which he eventually managed to wrap up 7-5 With that advantage, he quickly won the second set and secured the victory 7-5, 6-0
Izan Almazan Valiente also didn’t let his opponent get his hopes up, maintaining control throughout his match against Ognjen Milic and securing a great win for Spain, 6-3, 6-3
It’s been 10 years since the Spanish boys won the gold at the Summer Cups in this age category The nation also triumphed at the 14 & Under boys’ championship in Valencia recently
SOISBAULT / REINA CUP: Girls’ Final CZECHIA vs. SPAIN – St. Valery en Caux, France
Czechia’s road to the title:
Qualifying Rounds:
def. Ireland 3-0 | def. Austria 2-1 | lost to Spain 1-2
Final Rounds
QF: def. Ukraine 2-1
SF: def. Italy 2-1
The final match was a re-match of the final round of qualifying, from which Spain emerged victorious, taking first place in their group This time, however, the Czech girls fought for a different outcome
Unlike in other age categories, Czechia hadn’t reached the 18&U Summer Cups finals since 2002 This year, the team of Lucie Urbanova, Eliska Tichackova, and Magdalena Smekalova emerged victorious and secured the gold medals Today’s win didn’t come easy, as Kaitlin Quevedo of Spain convincingly defeated Lucie Urbanova 6-1, 6-2
Meanwhile, Eliska Tichackova came back from one set down against Ruth Roura Llaverias to win 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 For the decisive doubles match, Tichackova teamed up with Magdalena Smekalova, winning 7-5, 6-2 and bringing the celebration - and a second team title of the summerto Czechia
Valerio / Galea Cup
Soisbault / Reina Cup Girls
Draws and schedules for the final stages of the Bille Jean King Cup by Gainbridge and Davis Cup have been revealed The World Cup of Tennis will reach its conclusion at the Palacio de Deportes Jose Maria Martin Carpena Arena in Malaga, Spain in November
Billie Jean King Cup Gainbridge Finals 12 nations will compete from 13-20 November. European teams are as follows:
Czechia: Linda Noskova, Katerina Siniakova, Marie Bouzkova, Karolina Muchova (Captain: Petr Pala)
Great Britain: Katie Boulter, Emma Raducanu, Harriet Dart, Heather Watson, Olivia Nicholls (Captain: Anne Keothavong)
Germany: Tatjana Maria, Jule Niemeier, Laura Siegemund, Eva Lys (Captain: Rainer Schüttler)
Italy: Jasmine Paolini, Elisabetta Cocciaretto, Martina Trevisan, Lucia Bronzetti, Sara Errani (Captain: Tathiana Garbin)
Poland: Magdalena Fręch, Magda Linette, Maja Chwalińska, Katarzyna Kawa (Captain: Dawid Celt)
Romania: Jaqueline Adina Cristian, Ana Bogdan, Elena Gabriela Ruse, Alexia Anca Todoni, Monica Niculescu (Captain: Horia Tecau)
Slovakia: Anna Karolina Schmiedlova, Rebecca Sramkova, Viktoria Hruncakova, Renata Jamrichova, Tereza Mihalikova (Captain: Matej Liptak)
Spain: Paula Badosa Gibert, Jessica Bouzas Maneiro, Cristina Bucsa, Nuria Parrizas Diaz , Sara Sorribes Tormo (Captain: Anabel Medina Garrigues)
Davis Cup Final 8
8 teams will compete from 19-24 November. European teams are as follows:
Italy: Jannik Sinner, Lorenzo Musetti, Flavio Cobolli, Andrea Vavassori, Simone Bolleli (Captain: Filippo Volandri)
Germany: Jan-Lennard Struff, Yannick Hanfmann, Kevin Krawietz, Tim Puetz (Captain: Michael Kohlmann)
Netherlands: Tallon Griekspoor, Botic van de Zandschulp, Jesper de Jong, Wesley Koolhof (Captain: Paul Haarhuis)
Spain: Carlos Alcaraz, Roberto Bautista Agut, Rafael Nadal, Pablo Carreno Busta, Marcel Granollers (Captain: David Ferrer)
Draw:
Italy v Argentina
USA v Australia
Germany v Canada
Netherlands v Spain
The International Tennis Federation has announced a significant investment into the ITF World Tennis Tour from 2025, aimed at increasing prize money for both men and women, and the provision of more complimentary hospitality for women players A record total of $35 3 million will be on offer across 1,100 tournaments worldwide in 2025, a 20% increase on 2024 prize money
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Novak Djokovic has signed up to the hospitality firm Aman’s first ‘Global Wellness Advisor’
Former Roland Garros quarterfinalist Alison Van Uytvanck has announced her retirement at the age of 30 The Belgian reached a career-high ranking of No 37 in 2018 .
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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 &
Flynn Thomas
Diego Dedura-Palomero
Y Theodor Alexandrescou
Niels McDonald
Moise Kouame
A Mateo Berge Nourescu
Thilo Behrmann
Nikita Bilozertsev
Goncalo da Rosa Castro
Ivan Ivanov
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 below are as of Tuesday 24th September, 2024.
Laura Samsonova
Mika Stojsavljevic
Hannah Klugman
Alena Kovackova
Julia Stusek
Tereza Krejcova
Lea Nilsson
Julie Paštiková
Charo Esquiva Bañuls
Mia Pohankova
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 &
Eric Lorimer
Stan Put
Scott Watson
Niall Pickerd-Barua
Andrei Radu
Izan Banares Lasala
Johann Nagel-Heyer
Pablo Pradat
Richard Krizan
Sebastian Tejerina
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
Rankings below are as of Tuesday 24th September, 2024.
Jana Kovackova
Tea Kovacevic
Viktorija Cesonyte
Laura Chlumska
Katerina Zajícková
Maria Valentina Pop
Lea Haider-Maurer
Polina Skliar
Marina Markina
Sofia Rachel Kocisova
Carlos Alcaraz
Novak Djokovic
Daniil Medvedev
Andrey Rublev
Hubert Hurkacz
Casper Ruud
Grigor Dimitrov
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Holger Rune
Ugo Humbert
Lorenzo Musetti
Jack Draper
Arthur Fils
Karen Khachanov
Nuno Borges
Flavio Cobolli
Matteo Arnaldi
Tomas Machac
Iga Swiatek
Aryna Sabalenka
Jasmine Paolini
Barbora Krejcikova
Daria Kasatkina
Jelena Ostapenko
Anna Kalinskaya
Liudmila Samsonova
Diana Shnaider
Maria Sakkari
Marta Kostyuk
Paula Badosa
Donna Vekic
Mirra Andreeva
Victoria Azarenka
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
Linda Noskova
Elina Svitolina
Elise Mertens
Marketa Vondrousova
Venue
Maglie (ITA)
Slobozia (ROU)
Rakovnik (CZE)
Ulcinj (MNE)
Baku (AZE)
Baku (AZE)
Čakovec (CRO)
Prokuplje (SRB)
Le Passage (FRA)
Tsaghkadzor (ARM)
Plovdiv (BUL)
Bucharest (ROU)
Viljandi (EST)
Villeneuve-Loubet (FRA)
Vadul lui Voda (MDA)
Tsaghadzor (ARM)
Kääriku (EST)
Campulung-Arges (ROU)
Koper (SLO)
Hradek Nad Nisou (CZE)
Arad (ROU)
Nicosia (CYP)
Budapest (HUN)
Humenne (SVK)
Vierumaki (FIN)
Patra (GRE)
Cacak (SRB)
Winner
Week Runner-Up
N L Basilone (ITA)
A Curuia (ROU)
P S Dobrin (ROU)
A M Cimpan (ROU)
M Adamca (CZE)
G Luchetti (ITA)
M Sokol (GBR)
A Kukrik (SRB)
A Stupchyk
I Zaripova
S Barlykov (KAZ)
I Zaripova
L Friessnegg (AUT)
A Bodnar (UKR)
G Abushenko
B Maresova (CZE)
Y Li (CHN)
E Anikina (EST)
A Vakhlin
K Mikaelian
A Borisov (BUL)
E Iancu (ROU)
C Carnello (USA)
A Fomina
L Godaux (BEL)
V Morozova (EST)
N Honsberger (SUI)
E Anikina (EST)
W N Vasii (ROU)
S Tryboi (UKR)
G Abushenko
G Karnetsian (ARM)
A Shein (EST)
M Berta (SWE)
P S Dobrin (ROU)
A M Cimpan (ROU)
J Waelti (SUI)
A Janoskova (SVK)
A Salafa (FRA)
B Maresova (CZE)
E Brito (SWE)
E M Bulai (ROU)
N Eputa Asembwa (BEL)
A Strika (CYP)
T Engelaan (NED)
A Pavincic (CRO)
M Sanson (SVK)
M Kocherzhenko (UKR)
J Juvonen (FIN)
P Jouhten (FIN)
I Spyrou (GRE)
D Kallistrou (GRE)
A Vakhlin
S Cai (CHN)
A Mansell (USA)
T Jazbec (ITA)
V-A Dobrescu (ROU)
N M Dicu (ROU)
A Napari (FIN)
N Kurylova (CZE)
M Germinario-Mas (FRA)
K Kukrik (SRB)
E Stepin (MDA)
A Velikolug
A Aitbayev (KAZ)
A Kanagatova (KAZ)
L Mitrovic (CRO)
P Smolcic (CRO)
D A Ratiu (ROU)
S Novakova (SVK)
H Chen (CHN)
M Micheva (BUL)
I Sinyakov
G Karnetsian (ARM)
W N Vasii (ROU)
R Petkova (BUL)
N Palombo (AUS)
A Kuznetsova (UKR)
A Shein (EST)
J Silfverschiold (SWE)
I Gosset (FRA)
A Bakumenko (UKR)
N A Tanasa (ROU)
M Zanoci (MDA)
A Vakhlin
N Shevardnadze (GEO)
M Karkkainen (EST)
V Morozova (EST)
V-A Dobrescu (ROU)
E Iancu (ROU)
M Adamca (SVK)
R Iancau (ROU)
A Poussin (FRA)
M Micheva (BUL)
V-A Dobrescu (ROU)
A Curuia (ROU)
Y Leontis (CYP)
Z Nola (CYP)
K Ahic (BIH)
P Smolcic (CRO)
T Monier Vinard (FRA)
A Kuznetsova (UKR)
R J Sepp (EST)
S Juvonen (FIN)
T Tsokanis (GRE)
A Cheiladaki (GRE)
A Kurtcehajic (BIH)
K Mikaelian
Score 61 16 61 63 62 36 60 10-6
75
63 62 60 61 26 10-3 16 60 10-4
62 61 61 62 62
61
46 60
63
Basilone/Garbero (ITA)
Sabatier (FRA)/Shiliga
Grecu/Serbanoiu (ROU)
Cimpan/Dicu (ROU)
Adamca/Sanson (SVK)
Janoskova/Kusnirova (SVK)
Seliukas (LTU)/Sokol (GBR)
A Kukrik/K Kukrik (SRB)
Barlykov/Stepin (MDA)
Velikolug/Zaripova
Barlykov (KAZ)/Stupchyk
Kanagatova/Zhaubatyrova (KAZ)
Klauser (AUT)/Seliukas (LTU)
Skender/Smolcic (CRO)
Nikolchovski (BUL)/Pfundstein (GBR)
Arpa (MLT)/Cerovic (CRO)
Chen/Li (CHN)
Conticello (ITA)/Hachad (FRA)
Sinyakov/Sogomonyan
Mikaelian/Syroezhkina
Borisov/Darakev (BUL)
Barzakova/Popova (BUL)
Carnello (USA)/Dzhenev (BUL)
Dragomir (ROU)/Fomina
Juvonen/Karkkainen (EST)
Lokk/Shestakova (EST)
Li (CHN)/Panto’ (ITA)
Curuia (ROU)/Hachad (FRA)
Darakev (BUL)/Vasii (ROU)
63
61
61
62
Apostolova/Tryboi (ROU)
Abushenko/Vakhlin
Chernysheva/Karnetsian (ARM)
Karkkainen/Shein (EST)
Lokk/Shestakova (EST)
Dobrescu/Goldis (ROU)
Iancu/Ordeanu (ROU)
Adamca (SVK)/Bari (ITA)
Iancau (ROU)/Scarpino (ITA)
Poussin/Salafa (FRA)
Cuninghame (GBR)/Maresova (CZE)
Brito (SWE)/Ratiu (ROU)
Bulai/Iancau (ROU)
Leontis/Mosaikos (CYP)
Konstantinou/Nola (CYP)
Barclay (GBR)/Kosztovanyi (HUN)
Kaminszka (HUN)/Valicekova (SVK)
Monier Vinard (FRA)/Sanson (SVK)
Bulai (ROU)/Kuznetsova (UKR)
Juvonen/Karkkainen (FIN)
Jouhten/Keskinen (FIN)
Kontogiorgis/Spyrou (GRE)
Anastasiadis (BEL)/Kallistrou (GRE)
Tani/Yamamoto (JPN)
Kashitsyna/Mikaelian
Venue
Bournemouth (GBR)
Jurmala (LAT)
Ptolemaida (GRE)
Trieste (ITA)
Cap D’Agde (FRA)
Rakovnik (CZE)
Porto San Giorgio (ITA)
Vierumäki (FIN)
Tsaghadzor (ARM)
Eindhoven (NED)
Münster (GER)
Prijedor (BIH)
Amsterdam (NED)
Otočec (SLO)
Bucharest (ROU)
Neunkirchen (GER)
Forli (ITA)
Bistrita (ROU)
Gdansk (POL)
Fürstenfeld (AUT)
Novi Sad (SRB)
Stobreč (CRO)
Kufstein (AUT)
Reading (GBR)
El Prat De Llobregat (ESP)
Grevenmacher (LUX) Bern (SUI)
Winner
F Fabricius (GBR)
G Chen (GBR)
S Sausa (LAT)
T Jansone (LAT)
T Tsokanis (GRE)
D Kallistrou (GRE)
N L Basilone (ITA)
E Henningsen (DEN)
C Hugon (FRA)
M Sabatier (FRA)
D Gardality (USA)
S Okuyama (JPN)
M Choi (KOR)
A Kim (KOR)
P Pfundstein (GBR)
E Keskinen (FIN)
P Rafael
V Iamina
V Roodenburg (NED)
D Franssen (NED)
A Napari (FIN)
S Okuyama (JPN)
Y Yamamoto (JPN)
S Cai (CHN)
V Roodenburg (NED)
P Lazarenko (KAZ)
S Lavorato (AUS)
S Antczak (POL)
V-A Dobrescu (ROU)
E Iancu (ROU)
R Knoll Mintsa-Eya (FRA)
N Bui (GER)
D Smith (CAN)
J Colburne (CAN)
Y M Wesselly (ROU)
E Iancu (ROU)
K Kosinski (POL)
L Kusnirova (SVK)
R Yamanaka (JPN)
P Lazarenko
R Kekovic (SRB)
E Sen (TUR)
L Godaux (BEL)
V Ristfeldt (SWE)
N S Palombo (AUS)
K Barisic (CRO)
T Keohane (GBR)
I Rebel (GBR)
D Stoyanov (BUL)
K Mikaelian
A Rogachev
Y Zhuang (CHN)
A Bisserov (SUI)
S Foggia (ITA)
K M Hodkinson (GBR)
S Cuninghame (GBR)
R J Sepp (EST)
A Urga (GER)
D Antoniou (GRE)
A Shiran (ISR)
A Bondarenko
G Luchetti (ITA)
C Gorrino (FRA)
E Jules (FRA)
A Shein (EST)
M Sato (JPN)
N L Basilone (ITA)
A Fomina
E Koivisto (FIN)
S Juvonen (FIN)
D Skorobohaty
S Zakharevich
C Manton (AUS)
R Chi (NED)
A Salafa (FRA)
A Iwasa (JPN)
L Mitrovic (CRO)
A Fomina
J Juvonen (FIN)
R Chi (NED)
N Palombo (AUS)
T E Lunder (SLO)
D A Ratiu (ROU)
O Apostolova (UKR)
N A Rung (GER)
A Knorr (GER)
F Toscano (ITA)
A Lungu (CAN)
W N Vasii (ROU)
R-I Bajenaru (ROU)
J Sylwestrzak (POL)
M Karas
S Lavorato (AUS)
A Bakumenko (UKR)
D Adamovic (SRB)
M Iureva
T Gabor (GBR)
C Marinovic (GER)
F Leitner (AUT)
E M Bulai (ROU)
B Martinez-McCune (GBR)
S Florence (GBR)
F Garbero (ITA)
M Micheva (BUL)
V Marchal (BEL)
L de Vries (AUT)
U Bari (ITA)
M Casalegno (ITA)
Score
62 63
75 62
63 61
62 60
63 61
62 64 60 61 36 64 63 76 61 60 63 62 62 60 60 w/o 62 63 61 63 w/o 6-5 def 61 62 76 62 64 62 64 36 64 64 63 75 60 67 75 61 63 64 16 64 10-7 63 62 60 62 36 64 10-8 63 61 61 63 46 75 12-10 63 63 61 60 76 76 60 60 61 61 57 64 10-7 63 63 75 63 62 63 76 61 36 75 10-5 75 16 10-4 75 63 62 62 75 61 75 67 11-9 63 75 62 26 62 61 46 10-6 36 63 10-7 62 63 63 63
Doubles winners
Fabricius/Knightley (GBR)
Brown/Rebel (GBR)
Sepp/Vahur (EST)
Morozova (EST)/Urga (GER)
Chaztinikolaou/Siderakos (GRE)
Anastasiadis (BEL)/Kallistrou (GRE)
Basilone/Condorelli (ITA)
de Vries/Schmidhofer (AUT)
Gorrino/Vildeuil (FRA)
Sabatier (FRA)/Shiliga
Krkoska/Motal (CZE)
Iwasa/Okuyama (JPN)
Basilone/Condorelli (ITA)
A Kim/S Kim (KOR)
Linares Martinez (ESP)/Moose (EST) not played
Rafael/Safonov
Patapovich/Zakharevich
Fennis/Roodenburg (NED)
Chi/Franssen (NED)
Juvonen/Napari (FIN)
Iwasa/Okuyama (JPN)
Mitrovic (CRO)/Pfundstein (GBR)
Cai (CHN)/Maric (AUS)
Dikkenberg (AUS)/Engelaan (NED)
Hardy Frauger/Salamon (FRA)
Karunanayake/Palombo (AUS)
Esenova/Sun (AUS)
Dobrescu/Goldis (ROU)
Iancu/Ordeanu (ROU)
Kulumbetov (KAZ)/Rung (GER)
Knorr/Nolte (GER)
Bari/Di Leva (ITA)
Nola (CYP)/Subkhangulova
Kazimir (SVK)/Wesselly (ROU)
Bors/Iancu (ROU)
Kosinski/Tejerina (POL)
Antczak/Pitry (POL)
Lavorato/Palombo (AUS)
Bartakova/Skodacek (SVK)
Aleksiev (BUL)/Tomasevic (SRB)
Sen/Yircali (TUR)
Celiscak (CRO)/Gabor (GBR)
Car/Milat (CRO)
Ducros/Salafa (FRA)
Godhbane/Hachad (FRA)
Hunnygen/Martinez-McCune (GBR)
Gaugry/Koberska-Wasiak (GBR)
Eyrignoux Raisin/Miro (FRA)
Arpa (MLT)/Jazbec (ITA)
Marchal (BEL)/Tretton (AUT)
de Vries (AUT)/Humiliere (FRA)
Bari/Battaini (ITA)
Arginelli/Foggia (ITA)
Venue
Week Runner-Up
Brussels (BEL)
Pisek (CZE)
Belgrade (SRB)
Aldershot (GBR)
Vadu Lui Voda (MDA)
Podgorica (MNE)
Brussels (BEL)
Karlsruhe (GER)
Siauliai (LTU)
Vienna (AUT)
Uherske Hradiste (CZE)
Regensburg (GER)
Banja Luka (BIH)
Podgorica (MNE)
Sofia (BUL)
Liepaja
Spisska Nova Ves (SVK)
Koblenz (GER)
Otura - Granada (ESP)
Krakow (POL)
Tirana (ALB)
Chisinau (MDA)
Canovelles - Barcelona (ESP)
Holte (DEN)
Bari (ITA)
Dunakeszi (HUN)
Skopje (MKD)
C T Silva Lemos (BRA)
M Lazar (BEL)
C Carnello (USA)
K Kubikova (CZE)
N Jotic (SRB)
P Kashitsyna
F Fabricius (GBR)
M Koberska-Wasiak (GBR)
A Boichenko (UKR)
E Iancu (ROU)
L Motusic (CRO)
P Kashitsyna
V Marchal (BEL)
A Bodnar (UKR)
R Yamanaka (JPN)
L-N Taffo Simo (GER)
R Sakmonas (LTU)
E Kazikova (CZE)
N Decristoforo (AUT)
R Iancau (ROU)
J Zieba (POL)
B Maresova (CZE)
R Yamanaka (JPN)
L Bretscher (SUI)
N Jotic (SRB)
S Tripic (BIH)
A Rogachev
N Knezevic (MNE)
L Sageder (AUT)
E M Bulai (ROU)
R J Sepp (EST)
M Bogdanova (DEN)
O A Dogruel (TUR)
L Kusnirova (SVK)
W N Vasii (ROU)
M Micheva (BUL)
J M Moreno (ESP)
S G Anoca (ROU)
M Sanson (SVK)
S Novakova (SVK)
S Darakev (BUL)
E Sen (TUR)
M Meshcheriakov (UKR)
M Zanoci (MDA)
M Belloy Perez (ESP)
Y Ksonzenko (UKR)
P H Dianati (DEN)
V Bontin (SWE)
U Bari (ITA)
G Lanza (ITA)
Z Rekedt-Nagy (HUN)
G Kaminszka (HUN)
A Temov (MKD)
M Koutsou (GRE)
T Wagner (FRA)
H Mimouni (FRA)
K Seliukas (LTU)
B Maresova (CZE)
S Barlykov (KAZ)
M I Iliescu (ROU)
L Kelly (AUS)
M Zlotnik (GBR)
M Hural (UKR)
A S Danila (ROU)
A Rogachev
E Sen (TUR)
N Tsuzhba
N Scarpino (ITA)
J Valenthon (GER)
P Lazarenko (KAZ)
A Gotovskis (LTU)
I Kirslite
J Mittermayr (AUT)
V V Olenych (POR)
T Gabor (GBR)
A Svoboda (CZE)
N Honsberger (SUI)
N Bar Shalom (ISR)
D Petrice (ROU)
L Baroni (ITA)
V Gizdavu (ROU)
A Bajsanski (SRB)
C Serbanoiu (ROU)
N G Dragomir (ROU)
H Vahur (EST)
A Jubele (LAT)
L Lorincik (SVK)
R Nurlankyzy (KAZ)
N L Basilone (ITA)
K Barisic (CRO)
T Monier Vinard (FRA)
E Tortajada (ESP)
D Kwiecien (POL)
N G Dragomir (ROU)
V Georgiev (BUL)
A Mitrache (ROU)
D Danylevskyi (UKR)
S Sinkevych (UKR)
D Karbanenko (FRA)
A Bors (ROU)
K Le Li (DEN)
M Bogdanova (DEN)
A Bacchini (ITA)
A Polito (ITA)
A Horoba-George (ROU)
L Szimandel (HUN)
D Vasev (BUL)
B Ertekes (HUN) Score
Doubles winners
Camillo/Godaux (BEL)
Abinet/Courtois (BEL)
Carnello (USA)/Seliukas (LTU)
Suchankova/Svoboda (CZE)
Aitbayev/Barlykov (KAZ)
Kashitsyna/Nola (CYP)
Fabricius/Laskowski (GBR)
Jones/Saito (GBR)
Boichenko (UKR)/Iliescu (ROU)
Klymenok/Lytvyn (UKR)
Demin/Rogachev
Kashitsyna/Tryboi (UKR)
Godaux/Marchal (BEL)
Altinel (TUR)/Bodnar (UKR)
Liu (CHN)/Yamanaka (JPN)
Lazarenko (KAZ)/Petkova (BUL)
Gotovskis/Marazas (LTU)
Janusauskaite (LTU)/Kirslite
Bonnici (MLT)/Ciuca Stoianov (ROU)
Kaminszka (HUN)/Olenych (POR)
Lorincik (SVK)/Zikmund (CZE)
Dudlova/Kurylova (CZE)
Honsberger (SUI)/Rehor (CZE)
Bretscher (SUI)/Mikalaichyk
Griguta/Petrice (ROU)
Baroni (ITA)/Bisaki-Burlovic (CRO)
Akman (TUR)/Rogachev
Ciuciu (ROU)/Kanagatova (KAZ)
Dobrescu (ROU)/Sageder (AUT)
Barzakova/Popova (BUL)
Luumann/Sepp (EST)
Jaunzeme (LAT)/Urga (GER)
Lorincik/Saluga (SVK)
Kutejova/Raczova (SVK)
Napari (FIN)/Vasii (ROU)
K Barisic/M Barisic (CRO)
Jimenez Roman/Saornil Tarancon (ESP)
Anoca (ROU)/Gomar Diez (ESP)
Husenica/Sanson (SVK)
Bodnar (UKR)/Dzieciol (POL)
Darakev/Georgiev (BUL)
A Mitrache/M Mitrache (ROU)
Danylevskyi/Meshcheriakov (UKR)
Koshkarova/Sinkevych (UKR)
Belloy Perez (ESP)/Rakotomahanina (FRA)
Cyronek/Kleszcz (POL)
Mandir/Wennergren (SWE)
Bontin (SWE)/Lynge Olsen (DEN)
Bari/Battaini (ITA)
Baroni/Lanza (ITA)
Rekedt-Nagy/Szucs (HUN)
Kaminszka/Szimandel (HUN)
Temov/Zakoski (MKD)
Koutsou (GRE)/Rakhmanova (TUR)
Venue
Week Runner-Up
Frankfurt Am Main (GER)
KršKo (SLO)
Tallinn (EST)
Kosice (SVK)
Poreč (CRO)
Buzau (ROU)
V Szabados (GER)
D Strogalshchikova (GER)
L Motusic (CRO)
P Smolcic (CRO)
A Shein (EST)
S Hanttu (FIN)
M Adamca (SVK)
S Novakova (SVK)
L Sageder (AUT)
A Urga (GER)
P S Dobrin (ROU)
N M Dicu (ROU)
D Schwenk (GER)
G Voget (GER)
S Zuberec (SVK)
T E Lunder (SLO)
H Vahur (EST)
I Kirslite
J Zieba (POL)
M Mikalaichyk
L Mitrovic (CRO)
T Jansone (LAT)
W N Vasii (ROU)
N G Dragomir (ROU)
Doubles winners
Schwenk/Szabados (GER)
Braun (FRA)/Lima (POR)
Bobanovic/Motusic (CRO)
Pizzul/Smolcic (CRO)
Karkkainen (FIN)/Rakotomahanina (FRA)
Bzhelenko (EST)/Hanttu (FIN)
Adamca/Sanson (SVK)
Belicakova/Kersakova (SVK)
Mitrovic (CRO)/Sageder (AUT)
Chen (CHN)/Scarpino (ITA)
Dianati (DEN)/Dobrin (ROU)
Dicu/Dragomir (ROU)
Venue
Week Runner-Up
Adana (TUR)
Pazardzhik (BUL)
Zagreb (CRO)
Skopje (MKD)
Amsterdam (NED)
Burgas (BUL)
Ulcinj (MNE)
Vadul lui Voda (MDA)
Maribor (SLO)
Rakovnik (CZE)
Bielsko-Biała (POL)
Oslo (NOR)
Subotica (SRB)
Pavia (ITA)
Baku (AZE)
Piestany (CZE)
Adana (TUR)
Mostar (BIH)
Maribor (SLO)
Baku (AZE)
Shkoder (ALB)
Wien, Alt-Erlaa (AUT)
Mogyorod (HUN)
Bucharest (ROU)
Correggio (ITA)
Baku (AZE)
Sirnak (TUR)
K Genc (TUR)
Z N Çukurluoglu (TUR)
G Georgiev (BUL)
O Manhard (ISR)
E Giurescu (FRA)
S Santos (CRO)
V Fazekas (HUN)
S Mitevska (MKD)
J van Linde (NED)
P Fennis (NED)
K Nakajima (JPN)
V Yehorova (UKR)
N Berdin
T Kovacevic (BIH)
B Vladyslav (UKR)
A Shreider (UKR)
S Pock (AUT)
M Markina (LAT)
L Calin (GER)
K Zajícková (CZE)
L de Bruijn (NED)
A Idaszewska (POL)
H Kamal (GBR)
E Brannvall (SWE)
P Stojiljkovic (SRB)
E Ilic (SRB)
C Cattaneo (ITA)
A Nerelli (ITA)
A Ponomarev
H Buhadana (ISR)
E Lorimer (GBR)
D Matvejeva (LAT)
K K Bayrak (TUR)
N Say (TUR)
M Butkovic (BIH)
E Nalesnik
R Pagonis (GRE)
D Matvejeva (LAT)
R Ryzhkin
Z Faizrakhmanova
J Cheng (CHN)
C Nitescu (NED)
M Jelinek (AUT)
K Prikrylova (CZE)
V Fazekas (HUN)
A Kononenko
S Watson (GBR)
M V Pop (ROU)
G Ghia (ITA)
C O Castracani (ITA)
T Gordeev
M Salidjanova (UZB)
T E Bulut (TUR)
D Arslan (TUR)
M T Erçin (TUR)
M Miliachenko
K Kosaka (JPN)
E Djabourian (CAN)
R Kaminskiy (KAZ)
N Tepic (SRB)
A Makhanov (KAZ)
D Belyakova
J McMillan (IRL)
C Onunta (NED)
T de Cande (CAN)
K Kostova (BUL)
A Ilin
A Zaplawa (POL)
Y Stoliarov (UKR)
L Javetz (ISR)
F Sardinha (POR)
U Grubešic (SRB)
B Schmidt (GER)
B Fialová (CZE)
M Jutte (NED)
L Jedrzejak (POL)
J Oladimeji (GBR)
A Wei Liu (SWE)
I Gryaznov
V Dorina
Z Roveri (ITA)
A Ovarelli (ITA)
D Valeev
B Shporen (ISR)
N Pickerd-Barua (GBR)
M Knight (GBR)
T Konya (TUR)
E Duzovalilar (TUR)
R Bertos (CRO)
Z Kunosic (BIH)
M Lorincik (SVK)
S Kovacevic (SLO)
D Valeev
E Bryzgalova
G Amorim (POR)
J Fuchs (FRA)
A Niyetkaliyev (KAZ)
M Protsenko (UKR)
M Szebeni (HUN)
Z Sziklai (HUN)
E Giurescu (FRA)
O Manhard (ISR)
R Roveri (ITA)
S Ferraris (ITA)
K Aleev
V Berdieva
B L Stafford (IRL)
E Panchenko (KAZ)
Erçin/Genc (TUR)
Çukurluoglu (TUR)/Miliachenko
Kosaka/Nakajima (JPN)
Cemanova (SVK)/Manhard (ISR)
Djokic/Pecovnik (SLO)
Ferretti/Matarrese (ITA)
Arcangeli/Campana (ITA)
Onunta/Sanchez (NED)
Drijver/van Ruiten (NED)
Ai Galal/Ar Galal (NED)
Collin/de Cande (CAN)
Akaba/Tsuzuki (JPN)
Ilin/Makhanov (KAZ)
Ilic (SRB)/Kovacevic (BIH)
Florinta (MDA)/Stoliarov (UKR)
Beceru/Negrii (ROU)
Djokic/Kita (SLO)
Garifullina/Markina (LAT)
Kovar/Sebek (CZE)
Bukalova/Padrnosova (CZE)
Drlik/Smolik (CZE)
Filipowicz/Zielinska (POL)
Oostvogels (BEL)/Romaniuta (UKR)
Blaauwwijk (NED)/Homutova (LAT)
Sinchalong (THA)/Stojiljkovic (SRB)
Dorina/Nalesnik
Frasconi/Roveri (ITA)
Castracani/Fuzio (ITA)
Gordeev/Ryzhkin
Bryzgalova/Faizrakhmanova
Maršík/Rakous (CZE)
Chlumska (CZE)/Novakova (SVK)
Esendagli/Konya (TUR)
Ozkeresteci/Say (TUR)
Bertos/Matesic (CRO)
Kunosic/Zudjelovic (BIH)
Lorincik (SVK)/Pagonis (GRE)
Sitar (ROU)/Zoppas (ITA)
Gordeev/Šimek (CZE)
Bahdankevich/Sasonkina
Brignoli/Posca (ITA)
Kaminskaia/Korpanec Davies (GBR)
Jelinek/Kamauf (AUT)
Ehrenberger/Neumueller (AUT)
Giovantsis/Mokán (HUN)
Chedryk/Huchko (UKR)
Lorimer/Watson (GBR)
Kaliadina/Kovacevic (BIH)
Ghia/Samarelli (ITA)
Castracani/Tranchero (ITA)
Elias/Popov
Korelova/Troitckaia
Bulut/Unsal (TUR)
Arslan/Donmez (TUR)
2024 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under
Venue Category Winner Week Runner-Up
Burgas (BUL)
Liberec (CZE)
Kääriku (EST)
Szczecin (POL)
Paphos (CYP)
Budapest (HUN)
Oulu (FIN)
Pescara (ITA)
Berlin (GER)
Lodz (POL)
Bitola (MKD)
Milan (ITA)
Craiova (ROU)
Tbilisi (GEO)
Yerevan (ARM)
Vilamoura (ESP)
Birkerød (DEN)
Cacak (SRB)
London (GBR)
Rakovnik (CZE)
Borne (NED)
Tuzla (BIH)
Telavi (GEO)
Celje (SLO)
Brindisi (ITA)
Szczawno-Zdroj (POL)
Yerevan (ARM)
A Radu (ROU)
A L Popovic (FRA)
D Smolik (CZE)
A Farajpourova (CZE)
G Gutans (LAT)
M Markina (LAT)
L Rauner (GER)
A Holovash (UKR)
R Pagonis (GRE)
L M Greinert (GER)
I D Mokán (HUN)
L Masarykova (SVK)
M Lorincik (SVK)
K Savolt (HUN)
A Gallo (ITA)
L Casalino (ITA)
I Barroeta (ESP)
P Skliar (UKR)
M Freitag (AUT)
S Miyazawa (JPN)
L Kostic (SRB)
I Arabarco (ARG)
S Put (NED)
M V Pop (ROU)
D Cercel (ROU)
A M Brabete (ROU)
A Makhanov (KAZ)
A Pakhomenko
N Giovantsis (HUN)
M Aktuganova (ISR)
M Quesada Arruza (ESP)
I Basalo Magdaleno (ESP)
Y Hisano (JPN)
K M Macarie (ROU)
L A Milos (ROU)
M Iwasa (JPN)
E Lorimer (GBR)
M Knight (GBR)
T P Luxa (CZE)
I R Yan (CAN)
R Pagonis (GRE)
L Wasserfuhr (GER)
L A Milos (ROU)
M Iwasa (JPN)
A Makhanov (KAZ)
A Chachkhunashvili (GEO)
R Bertos (CRO)
N Kosicka (SVK)
G Samarelli (ITA)
B Terzoli (ITA)
A Böhme (GER)
D Arslan (TUR)
E Kafelnikov
E Lal Yavuz (TUR)
P Breen (IRL)
S Mitevska (MKD)
P Jourdren (CZE)
V Havlíková (CZE)
M Demburg (SWE)
P Gurecka (LAT)
M Freitag (AUT)
L Filipowicz (POL)
M Genethliou (CYP)
A Georgiou P (CYP)
J Kovácik (SVK)
E Serkedi (HUN)
B L Stafford (IRL)
L Leppik (EST)
N Berdin
F Fuzio (ITA)
S Dakessian (FRA)
M Steinkamp (GER)
E Makiela (POL)
K Prikrylova (CZE)
A Sadzakovic (SRB)
J Fuchs (FRA)
A Tuomolin (FIN)
D Baranes (ISR)
T A Preda (ROU)
P Cruciat (ROU)
G Bregvadze (KAZ)
D Belyakova
L Drijver (NED)
P Korelova
A Lacoste-Mettey (FRA)
S Kova (ESP)
H Bråthen Bergh (DEN)
C Cora-Bruneton (FRA)
P Stojiljkovic (SRB)
A L Popovic (FRA)
N Pickerd-Barua (GBR)
D Britton (GBR)
T Zapsky (CZE)
K Foldova (CZE)
J van Linde (NED)
C Kasiske (GER)
M Butkovic (BIH)
Z Kunosic (BIH)
P JR Joromsky
I Zaripova
S Djokic (SLO)
N Stor (SLO)
S Mantovani (ITA)
I Johri (ITA)
Y Stoliarov (UKR)
J Berke (POL)
A Ilin
V Cemanova (SVK)
Score 16 62 76 16 63 64 26 64 63 64 76
64 60 75 36 64 64 76 75 60 63 62 16 63 61 76 61 76 62 76 61 61 62
63 16 75 64 62 62 60 64 62 06 61 64 63 62 75 76 60 60 60 62 46 76 76 64 61 63 61 64 67 63 64 63 16 62 64 63 63 76 63 63 75 63 60 60 62 26 62 64 64 62 64 63 64 75 63 61 16 64 64 62 64 64 62 60 63 64 60 26 62 63 61 75 62 62 62 46 61 62 62 62 62 63 46 60 62 63 61 61 64 61
Doubles winners
Dorin (ROU)/Giurescu (FRA)
Bilyk/Nikolaieva (UKR)
Kacin/Zapsky (CZE)
Hadrabova/Radova(CZE)
Pikk/Vellerand (EST)
Adamson (EST)/Markina (LAT)
Bienert/Czarnecki (GER)
Berke/Szweda (POL)
Genethliou/Karakatsianis (CYP)
Georgiou P (CYP)/Koukouli (GRE)
Boldut/Cercel (ROU)
Masarykova/Novakova (SVK)
Giovantsis (HUN)/Lorincik (SVK)
Blaauwwijk (NED)/Savolt (HUN)
Cicchinelli/Landi (ITA)
Casalino/Terzoli (ITA)
Sebek/Zapsky (CZE)
Carvalho e Silva K (GER)/Sanchez (NED)
Drlik/Smolik (CZE)
Skryp (UKR)/Szweda (POL)
Kostic/Sadzakovic (SRB)
Arabarco (ARG)/Fuchs (FRA)
Put/van Linde (NED)
Navrátilová/Prikrylova (CZE)
Boldut/Cercel (ROU)
Bujor/Nita (ROU)
Balkan/Makhanov (KAZ)
Halperin (ISR)/Pakhomenko
Drijver (NED)/Kiely (GBR)
Aktuganova (ISR)/Grigorian
Quesada Arruza (ESP)/Shangichev
Angelico/Monteiro (POR)
Chmielewski (SWE)/Kvist (DEN)
Cora-Bruneton (FRA)/Sobiesiak (POL)
Sadzakovic/Stojiljkovic (SRB)
Akaba/Iwasa (JPN)
Pickerd-Barua/Sallu (GBR)
Miyazawa (JPN)/Ouvarova (GBR)
Kacin/Zapsky (CZE)
Foldova/Havlíková (CZE)
Drijver/van Ruiten (NED)
Castillo Garcia/Struiken (NED)
Butkovic/Dzindovski (BIH)
Iwasa/Tsuzuki (JPN)
Balkan/Makhanov (KAZ)
Kazimirova (UZB)/Zaripova
Djokic/Kita (SLO)
Kaminskaia/Paliczka (POL)
Autorino/Mantovani (ITA)
Greco/Mecca (ITA)
Lipka (POL)/Serrano De Pablo P (ESP)
Skamarokh/Stauder (AUT)
Belov/Ilin
Miliachenko/Lal Yavuz (TUR)
2024 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under
Venue Category Winner Week Runner-Up
Portimão (POR)
Hillerød (DEN)
Jurmala (LAT)
Dijon (FRA)
Telavi (GEO)
Liepaja (LAT)
Oberpullendorf (AUT)
NikšIć (MNE)
Montreux (SUI)
Waterford (IRL)
Edinburgh (GBR)
Ankara (TUR)
Telavi (GEO)
Rakovnik (CZE)
Kaunas (LTU)
Eindhoven (NED)
Zvolen (SVK)
Ankara (TUR)
Amsterdam (NED)
Bydgoszcz (POL)
Bludenz (AUT)
Tallinn (EST)
Dublin (IRL)
Otočec (SLO)
Fürstenfeld (AUT)
Marnes La Coquette (FRA) Mol (BEL)
F Fontan Pardo de S (ESP)
I Basalo Magdaleno (ESP)
I Barroeta (ESP)
P Cortes Medrano (ESP)
M Griaziutin Tverskoj (LTU)
E Anikina (EST)
V Latrubesse (FRA)
Z N Çukurluoglu (TUR)
H Kamal (GBR)
S Bielinska (UKR)
D Green (GBR)
L M Greinert (GER)
F Grasl (AUT)
D Matvejeva (LAT)
D Brink (IRL)
S Akaba (JPN)
S Gampenrieder (GER)
A Dayer (SUI)
P Breen (IRL)
P Douvall (GBR)
E J Vopson (GBR)
G Watson (GBR)
K K Bayrak (TUR)
P Orlova
P Smirnov
E Dotsenko
S Tsia King Fung (FRA)
A Zaplawa (POL)
J P De Camargo Nardi (ITA)
A Zielinska (POL)
A Na (AUS)
E Skalicka (SLO)
L Rauner (GER)
R Rusnackova (SVK)
K Öner (TUR)
P Orlova
N Milburn (AUS)
Y R T Thummala (NZL)
D Drlik (CZE)
A Idaszewska (POL)
J Glanzer (GER)
A Vasylenko (GER)
W Repakis (SWE)
E Anikina (EST)
C Mckechnie (GBR)
Y Zhang (GBR)
M A Tranciuc (ROU)
O Jagodzinska (POL)
F Wang Choi (HKG)
E Serkedi (HUN)
B Geldof (FRA)
A Nikolaieva (UKR)
F Klemen (GER)
H Daniels (BEL)
M Quesada Arruza (ESP)
O Jagodzinska (POL)
D Bronner Lesoil (NOR)
A Bang-Kjaersgaard (DEN)
G Brižs (LAT)
Y R Thummala (NZL)
M Vukovic (FRA)
S Zhan Choulet (FRA)
M Svetlov
S Malysheva (KAZ)
M Griaziutin Tverskoj (LTU)
V Timofeeva
S Pock (AUT)
K Fronek (AUT)
M L Lipp (HUN)
N Dedeoglu (TUR)
M Guerber (SUI)
K Volonaki (GRE)
N Armus (GBR)
A Sutton (IRL)
C Mckechnie (GBR)
M S Milojevic (GBR)
D G Trestianu (ROU)
N Say (TUR)
M Svetlov
A Chachkhunashvili (GEO)
M Rakous (CZE)
A Nikolaieva (UKR)
M Griaziutin Tverskoj (LTU)
V Zaichenko (UKR)
I van Ruiten (NED)
P Fennis (NED)
M Simunic (SVK)
S Riszdorferova (SVK)
V Mohan (IND)
D Belyakova
A Na (AUS)
M van der Lecq (NED)
F S Seelenbinder (GER)
L Filipowicz (POL)
A Figurovskiy
E Skalicka (SVK)
M Koeppen (GER)
A Tryhubkina
D Cumings
S MacCarthy (IRL)
G Kita (SLO)
S N Sitar (ROU)
R Savelli (AUS)
Y R Thummala (NZL)
L Iliescu (FRA)
S Miyazawa (JPN)
H Patel (IND)
L Wasserfuhr (GER)
Score
61 62
46 60 60
60 60
60 61
75 46 63
62 76
63 63
63 63
64 36 76
60 61
46 62 75
46 60 2-0 Ret 61 62 76 60
61 62 60 61 26 63 62 36 60 63 46 64 62 65 57 75 76 62 60 57 63 64 16 63 62 62 76 60 36 62 61 76 36 62 62 62 64 62 62 62 64 60 62 64 61 60 61 60 76 62 62 60 64 46 61 76 63 63 62 62 61 63 62 76 76 60 61 63 60 w/o
61 64 61 64 76 64 61 46 61 61 64 36 64 63 60 46 61 61 60 61
[Continued]
Doubles winners
Dronov Merlo (ESP)/Sardinha (POR)
Almeida (POR)/Jagodzinska (POL)
Oestergaard/Petersen (DEN)
Bang-Kjaersgaard/Valsted (DEN)
Bulut (TUR)/Lorincik (SVK)
Ilhan (TUR)/Timofeeva
Latrubesse/Phitoussi (FRA)
Dournes/Le Prunenec (FRA)
Elias/Smirnov
Makhanbetaliyeva/Malysheva (KAZ)
Green/Oladimeji (GBR)
Greinert (GER)/Krisciunaite (LTU)
Koeppen (GER)/Sardinha (POR)
Haider-Maurer (AUT)/Matvejeva (LAT)
Artemev/Pavlovic (SRB)
Morgan (GBR)/van der Lecq (NED)
Bachmann/Streich (SUI)
Dayer/Kriesi (SUI)
Durman/Lendrum (GBR)
MacCarthy/Sutton (IRL)
Collin (CAN)/Soukup (CZE)
Haynes/Macleod (GBR)
Esendagli (TUR)/Turcan (MDA)
Ilhan (TUR)/Orlova
Kacheishvili/Sirbiladze (GEO)
Dotsenko/Lomakina
Kacin/Zapsky (CZE)
Snochowska/Zaplawa (POL)
Mhizha (GBR)/Yuto (JPN)
Nitu (ROU)/Zakharkiv (BUL)
Milburn (NZL)/Na (AUS)
Ceulemans/Van Gestel (BEL)
Cierny/Siqueira (SVK)
Cemanova/Rusnackova (SVK)
Mohan (IND)/Senkaya (TUR)
Orlova/Sasonkina
Milburn/Na (AUS)
Misic/Thummala (NZL)
Drlik (CZE)/Maliszewski (POL)
Cytrycka/Gora (POL)
Beisse/Glanzer (GER)
Dima (GER)/Epper (SUI)
Charnyshou/Padabed
Anikina/Põhjala (EST)
Bellamy/Mckechnie (GBR)
Foley/Mckenna (IRL)
Bozzanga (ITA)/Patel (IND)
Sitar (ROU)/Zema (ITA)
Milburn/Na (AUS)
Misic/Thummala (NZL)
Dakessian/Vukovic (FRA)
Chen/Marinkov (AUS)
Oostvogels (BEL)/Romaniuta (UKR)
Daniels (BEL)/Deprez (FRA)
2024 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under
Venue Category Winner Week
Pully (SUI)
Kufstein (AUT)
Ancient Olympia (GRE)
Ridderkerk (NED)
Soon (NOR)
Waiblingen (GER)
Zilina (SVK)
Annecy (FRA)
London (GBR)
Steinfort (LUX)
Sassuolo (ITA)
Yerevan (ARM)
Ulm (GER)
Vadu Lui Voda (MDA)
Krems (AUT)
Yerevan (ARM)
Buzau (ROU)
Wroclaw (POL)
Podgorica (MNE)
Velletri (ITA)
Vilnius (LTU)
Dueren (GER)
Augsburg (GER)
Aldershot (GBR)
Haskovo (BUL)
Zams (AUT)
Grevenmacher (LUX)
C Cattaneo (ITA)
S Ismail
J Nagel-Heyer (GER)
S R Kocisova (SVK)
A Avgeris (GRE)
L Panagiotidou (GRE)
L Han (AUS)
T Russell (AUS)
G Brižs (LAT)
A Lagerqvist (SWE)
A Makhanov (KAZ)
V Skryp (UKR)
J Kovácik (SVK)
A Idaszewska (POL)
T Kawaguchi (JPN)
Y Park (KOR)
N Armus (GBR)
Y Zhang (GBR)
L Rauner (GER)
V Dorina
M Autorino (ITA)
I Johri (ITA)
D Valeev
A Gainullina
A Kunitsyn
A Jelinkova (CZE)
G Kravchenko (UKR)
A Enache (ROU)
F Grasl (AUT)
D Belyakova
D Valeev
A Gainullina
D Dorin (ROU)
I Cretan (ROU)
T Zapsky (CZE)
O Kadzielska
D Valter
E Nalesnik
D Masera (ITA)
A Kononenko
B Ilchev (GBR)
E Ozola (LAT)
D Kim (KOR)
V Cesonyte (GER)
L Rauner (GER)
E Dotsenko
N Armus (GBR)
I Dumitru (GBR)
A I Pipie (ROU)
R Markova (BUL)
F Grasl (AUT)
E Dotsenko
J Ettinger (GER)
M Swanepoel (RSA)
Runner-Up
N K Bachmann (SUI)
V Carron (SUI)
N Milburn (AUS)
P Ma (AUS)
K Drakos (GRE)
K Volonaki (GRE)
Y Stoliarov (UKR)
M Swanepoel (RSA)
H Kamal (GBR)
L M Sommerfeldt (NOR)
N Manoukian (FRA)
S I Ozkeresteci (TUR)
A Adamovic (SVK)
O Kadzielska (POL)
L E De Carvalho Damazio (BRA)
A Nikolaieva (UKR)
D Green (GBR)
M S Milojevic (GBR)
Y J Swoboda (GER)
Z-C Heins (LUX)
M Sfriso (ITA)
M Protsenko (UKR)
P Smirnov
D Esina
M Koeppen (GER)
G Sulcova (CZE)
B Vladyslav (UKR)
A Shchavinska (UKR)
J R El Filali (AUT)
N Nogradi (HUN)
K Šimek (CZE)
A Pakhomenko
P D Boldut (ROU)
A M Brabete (ROU)
A Askirka
Y Husieva (UKR)
C Senkaya (TUR)
N Tepic (SRB)
S Mantovani (ITA)
V Lanteri Monaco (ITA)
O Kacin (CZE)
A Krisciunaite (LTU)
M Vukovic (FRA)
A Nikolaieva (UKR)
A Niyetkaliyev (KAZ)
K Kriesi (SUI)
H Clowe (GBR)
L Bush (GBR)
S Aharon (ISR)
V Zaichenko (UKR)
S Pock (AUT)
A Jelinkova (CZE)
N Schiltz Solvi (LUX)
M Buchler (SWE)
Score
61 63
63 62
61 63
61 06 60
61 60 61 63 64 60
61 60
62 63
60 60
63 67 62
64 26 61 63 62 75 16 61
36 62 64 64 63 46 63 62 76 61 64 75 61 63 61 60 64 64
26 62 62 76 63 64 64 61 63 36 63 61 36 61 76
60
62 76
63 62 64 63 60 26 2-1 Ret 63 16 64 64 63 57 75 63 64 64
64 75
63 62
76 26 76
62 67 60
63 06 64
76 63
62 62 64 16 63
16 63 61
36 63 63
64 63
63 61
61 64
64 64
62 60
61 62
Doubles winners [Continued]
Cattaneo/Pilotto (ITA)
Boron (GBR)/Carron (SUI)
Milburn/Na (AUS)
Cemanova/Dekanova (SVK)
Zotos/Heropoulos (GRE)
Panagiotidou/Zina (GRE)
Drijver/Gabriel (NED)
Fronek (AUT)/Janssen (BEL)
Kamal/Versey (GBR)
Mantelli (ITA)/Onishchenko
Balkan/Makhanov (KAZ)
Eichner/Weinmann (GER)
Bartnik/Lipka (POL)
Havelkova/Pencikova (CZE)
Kim (KOR)/Pahwa (IND)
Castracani/Nerelli (ITA)
Sallu/Stanmore (GBR)
Randall/Wright (GBR)
Rauner/Swoboda (GER)
Dorina/Heins (LUX)
Mantovani/Pretolani (ITA)
Kononenko/Sasonkina
Smirnov/Zhetkerbay (KAZ)
Kadzova/Nalesnik
Arcip (ROU)/Koeppen (GER)
Misic/Thummala (NZL)
Kravchenko/Vladyslav (UKR)
Petruk/Shreider (UKR)
Grasl/Jelinek (AUT)
Ehrenberger/Neumueller (AUT)
Lee/Papruha
Korelova/Troitckaia
Arcip/Preda (ROU)
Bujor/Nita (ROU)
Askirka/Böhme (GER)
Skalicka (SVK)/Tryhubkina
Belov/Valter
Cai (CHN)/Nalesnik
Bozzanga/Cicchinelli (ITA)
Donati/Fuzio (ITA)
Balkunas (LTU)/Stikuts (LAT)
Krisciunaite (LTU)/Ozola (LAT)
Krizan (SVK)/Nagel-Heyer (GER)
Nualsri (THA)/Zhang (GER)
Ettinger/Rauner (GER)
Misic/Thummala (NZL)
Arif/Westbrook (GBR)
Sakamoto Milojevic/Wright (GBR)
Borisov (BUL)/Distler (GER)
Ilieva/Stoichkova (BUL)
Gampenrieder (GER)/Lingfeld (AUT)
Jelinkova/Miškovsky (CZE)
Ettinger/Feisst (GER)
Hahn/Isbruch (GER)
2024 Tennis Europe Junior Tour -
Venue Category Winner Week Runner-Up
Mogyorod (HUN)
Basel (SUI)
Luxembourg (LUX)
Renningen (GER)
Nivelles (BEL)
Brasov (ROU)
Sofia (BUL)
El Prat De Llobregat (ESP)
Yerevan (ARM)
Peja (KOS)
Brussels (BEL)
Klosters (SUI)
Praha (CZE)
Oslo (NOR)
La Nucia - Alicante (ESP)
Yerevan (ARM)
Baku (AZE)
Koblenz (GER)
Brussels (BEL)
Vyshkovo (UKR)
Benidorm (ESP)
Arad (ROU)
Yerevan (ARM)
Vierumäki (FIN)
Chalkida (GRE)
Baku (AZE) Berlin (GER)
I D Mokán (HUN)
K Smidova (CZE)
M Adrot (FRA)
I Chukhlich (UKR)
M Genethliou (CYP)
A G Papakyriacou (CYP)
J Nagel-Heyer (GER)
T Kovacevic (BIH)
S Grozdev (BEL)
F Isbruch (GER)
P D Boldut (ROU)
E E Rosca (ROU)
D Valter
L Bolton (GBR)
I Barroeta (ESP)
S Miyazawa (JPN)
P Smirnov
E Kozlova
M Aleksovski (MKD)
L Muharremi (KOS)
A Marco (ESP)
J Fuchs (FRA)
M Freitag (AUT)
L M Greinert (GER)
D Drlik (CZE)
A Jelinkova (CZE)
M Thorsnes (NOR)
V Hafstrom (SWE)
I Barroeta (ESP)
S R Kocisova (SVK)
D Valeev
E Kozlova
R Ryzhkin
V Troitckaia
T Gordeev
D Belyakova
P Sinchalong (THA)
A Fomina
P Hrytskiv (UKR)
A Shreider (UKR)
P Rueda (ESP)
S Tatu (GBR)
A I Pipie (ROU)
A Botnaru (MDA)
I Mazin
A Gainullina
O Jämsä (FIN)
S Sirenius (FIN)
T Heropoulos (GRE)
M De Hert (BEL)
K Zhetkerbay (KAZ)
S Lomakina
M Koeppen (GER)
A Idaszewska (POL)
V Fazekas (HUN)
A Nerelli (ITA)
N K Bachmann (SUI)
I Ivankovic (SUI)
E Galea (MLT)
M Magro (MLT)
S Tejerina (POL)
M V Pop (ROU)
R Hosten (BEL)
E Van Gestel (BEL)
R O Marinas (ROU)
A Chindris (ROU)
L Distler (GER)
R Sredkova (BUL)
I Banares Lasala (ESP)
M Iwasa (JPN)
D Valeev
I Zaripova
D Gligorov (SRB)
A Adamovic (MNE)
R Hosten (BEL)
T Tsybulska (UKR)
E Ghiselli (ITA)
A Krisciunaite (LTU)
F Sebek (CZE)
E Halfarova (CZE)
N B Johnsen (NOR)
E Brannvall (SWE)
A Radu (ROU)
A Bal (TUR)
P Smirnov
A Gainullina
V Mohan (IND)
A Poroshina
R Pagonis (GRE)
E Van Gestel (BEL)
R Gabriel (NED)
M Mertes (BEL)
S Hrynovetskyi (UKR)
A Shchavinska (UKR)
F Fontan Pardo de S (ESP)
A Nurmakhan (KAZ)
C M Munteanu (ROU)
A Curuia (ROU)
P Smirnov
A Kazimirova (UZB)
M Freitag (AUT)
V Lagerlöf (FIN)
I Motsakos (GRE)
K Volonaki (GRE)
G Bregvadze (KAZ)
M Miliachenko
D I Arcip (ROU)
Z N Çukurluoglu (TUR)
Score
60 64
63 61
62 26 64
62 63
62 75
64 60
62 57 76
75 62
61 46 63
61 64
63 63
62 64
63 61 26 63 63
46 61 62
61 46 62
36 76 62
75 62 64 62 62 61 63 61 64 62 60 63 76 62
60 64 5-5 Ret
75 62
61 61
61 62 64 64
36 64 62
64 06 61
64 1-1 Ret
60 76
46 62 64
60 63
63 63
61 63
75 76
36 76 76
75 46 63
64 62
61 60
64 64
64 64
75 60 06 63 63 w/o
75 64
60 46 64
61 3-0 Ret
62 36 62
60 61
63 62
Doubles winners
Kovácik (SVK)/Mokán (HUN)
Fizel/Sziklai (HUN)
Adrot (FRA)/Pereira (POR)
Carron/Ivankovic (SUI)
Genethliou/Karakatsianis (CYP)
Papakyriacou/Titopoulos (CYP)
Luxa/Zapsky (CZE)
Cesonyte (GER)/Kovacevic (BIH)
Grozdev (BEL)/Soukup (CZE)
Hahn/Isbruch (GER)
Marc/Preda (ROU)
Chindris/Macarie (ROU)
Pastrav (ITA)/Zapp (SUI)
Bolton (GBR)/Koukouli (GRE)
Khaikov/Yang (CHN)
Iwasa/Miyazawa (JPN)
Mazin/Smirnov
Kozlova/Zaripova
Aleksovski (MKD)/Gligorov (SRB)
Arsovska/Nikolovska (MKD)
Cenci/Giovagnoli (ITA)
Barcik (POL)/Fuchs (FRA)
Mantovani/Tranciuc (ITA)
Greinert (GER)/Krisciunaite (LTU)
Jourden/Soukup (CZE)
Pencikova/Tvrzska (CZE)
Bronner Lesoil/Rydholt (NOR)
Brannvall/Hafstrom (SWE)
Erçin/Genc (TUR)
Cesonyte (GER)/Pop (ROU)
Mazin/Smirnov
Kazimirova (UZB)/Kozlova
Lin (USA)/Mykoluik (UKR) not played
Gehrke/Koeppen (GER)
Gheorghe (ROU)/Makantasis (AUS)
Hosten (BEL)/Sinchalong (THA)
Ambrosio (ITA)/Stares (AUS)
Hrytskiv/Talama (UKR)
Bahbaia/Shreider (UKR)
Ballester Galarza/Rueda (ESP)
Bouza/Navarro Meneu (ESP)
Szabo/Teodorescu (ROU)
Nita/Petrache Bozu (ROU)
Mazin/Smirnov
Gainullina/Kazimirova (UZB)
Kuum/Tüll (EST)
Keskinen/Metsäranta (FIN)
Riley (GBR)/Wan (HKG)
Glava/Margariti (GRE)
Bregvadze (KAZ)/Papruha
Atabaeva/Miliachenko
Calin/Czarnecki (GER)
Bigiu (SWE)/Chindris (ROU)
2024 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under
Venue Category Winner Week
Banja Luka (BIH)
Banska Bystrica (SVK)
Erzincan (TUR)
Plovdiv (BUL)
Athens (GRE)
Passau (GER)
Jablonec Nad Nisou (CZE)
Baku (AZE)
Slovenska Lupca (SVK)
Budapest (HUN)
Koper (SLO)
Zadar (CRO)
Copenhagen (DEN)
Ilioupoli (GRE)
Ankara (TUR)
La CoruñA (ESP)
Belfast (IRL)
Chisinau (MDA)
Tirana (ALB)
Humenne (SVK)
European Junior Championships Most (CZE)
Greystones (IRL)
Frankfurt Am Main (GER)
Pontevedra (ESP)
Vrsar (CRO)
Skopje (MKD)
Istanbul (TUR)
R Bertos (CRO)
S Cai (CHN)
T Maruscak (SVK)
R Dekanova (SVK)
A Niyetkaliyev (KAZ)
N Say (TUR)
B Borisov (BUL)
I Ilieva (BUL)
A Avgeris (GRE)
L Panagiotidou (GRE)
J Ettinger (GER)
L M Greinert (GER)
T P Luxa (CZE)
G Sulcova (CZE)
K Zhetkerbay (KAZ)
T Saken (KAZ)
D Drlik (CZE)
N Kosicka (SVK)
V Fazekas (HUN)
S R Kocisova (SVK)
G Kita (SLO)
L Gombarikova (SVK)
M Semenov
K Barisic (CRO)
M Guerber (SUI)
M Buchler (SWE)
M Kiely (GBR)
C Zina (GRE)
A Niyetkaliyev (KAZ)
D Arslan (TUR)
S Shangichev
M Nurzhan (KAZ)
M Lendrum (GBR)
G Chen (GBR)
Y Stoliarov (UKR)
L Zingg (GBR)
F Sebek (CZE)
M S Bajdechi (ROU)
F Cierny (SVK)
V Skryp (UKR)
S Put (NED)
T Kovacevic (BIH)
B L Stafford (IRL)
L Carvalho e Silva Kracke (IRL)
A Böhme (GER)
I Chukhlich (UKR)
A Salafa (FRA)
M Magro (MLT)
J Kovácik (SVK)
A Jancarikova (CZE)
A I Pipie (ROU)
M Bacanin (SRB)
A Niyetkaliyev (KAZ)
E Dotsenko
Runner-Up
M Semenov
Z Kunosic (BIH)
M Adamca (SVK)
T Cernakova (SVK)
C Senkaya (TUR)
D Arslan (TUR)
D Petrov (BUL)
Z Mineva (BUL)
D Valter
K Volonaki (GRE)
M Svetlov
B Blazkova (CZE)
M Arent (POL)
K Foldova (CZE)
G Bregvadze (KAZ)
V Troitckaia
F Cierny (SVK)
V Cemanova
I D Mokán (HUN)
M V Pop (ROU)
L Rauner (GER)
U Grubešic (SRB)
D Skrinjar (CRO)
R Janoviakova
A Chmielewski (SWE)
E Honic (SWE)
I Motsakos (GRE)
D Koukouli (GRE)
T E Bulut (TUR)
N Mustafaeva (AZE)
R Gu (CHN)
M Protsenko (UKR)
J McMillan (IRL)
M Ryder (GBR)
M Malyi (UKR)
A Shreider (UKR)
K Wan (HKG)
L Muharremi (KOS)
S R Szabo (ROU)
N Kosicka (SVK)
S Watson (GBR)
J Kovackova (CZE)
D Somers (IRL)
M Ryder (GBR)
B Schmidt (GER)
V Timofeeva
S Shangichev
R Tsuzuki (JPN)
R Bertos (CRO)
J Reifova (CZE)
M Aleksovski (MKD)
L L Fizel (HUN)
C Senkaya (TUR)
A Bal (TUR)
Score
75 61
63 62
63 62
63 63
64 76
75 62
62 64
63 46 61
63 62
64 63
62 64
63 62
46 62 3-0 Ret
60 76 64 63
61 16 61
0-0 Ret
64 62
46 64 2-1 Ret
63 63
26 60 60
64 60 63 60
63 46 61
61 76
63 36 63
63 5-1 Ret
60 61
62 60
62 63
64 26 76
64 46 63
62 62 61 60
60 61
46 62 62
57 64 61
64 64 64 64
60 46 64
67 64 64
64 75 46 60 61
62 61 75 64 60 60 61 62
62 63 63 26 64
60 62 63 63 64 26 64
63 26 64
Doubles winners
Butkovic (BIH)/Živkovic (SRB)
Ismail/Sacirovic (BIH)
Adamca/Maruscak (SVK)
Balážová/Dekanova (SVK)
Bulut/Senkaya (TUR)
Keser/Say (TUR)
Borisov/Dzhenev (BUL)
Ilieva/Mineva (BUL)
Avgeris/Koutsogiorgos (GRE)
Koukouli/Panagiotidou (GRE)
Sinchalong (THA)/Svetlov
Berke (POL)/Kleymar Turra (ITA)
Jaroš/Kacin (CZE)
Farajpourova/Krejcikova (CZE)
Aleev/Bregvadze (KAZ)
Likhtarovich/Saken (KAZ)
Adamca/Maruscak (SVK)
Cemanova/Kosicka (SVK)
Lorincik (SVK)/Mokán (HUN)
Nogradi/Sziklai (HUN)
Rauner/Selmeczi (GER)
Aracic (CRO)/Grubešic (SRB)
Brolih (SLO)/Semenov
Kardum/Morozin (CRO)
Roth/Stockholmer (SWE)
Munch (DEN)/Testart (SWE)
Lykouresis/Motsakos (GRE)
Koukouli/Zina (GRE)
Can/Polat (TUR)
Arslan/Ozel (TUR)
Alcaraz Garfia (ESP)/Shangichev
Calvo Lopez/Fernandez de V (ESP)
Li (AUS)/Rogers (GBR)
Chen/Haslett (GBR)
Malyi/Stoliarov (UKR)
Cemanova (SVK)/Zingg (GBR)
Bregvadze (KAZ)/Wan (HKG)
Adamovic/Radoman (MNE)
Janda (SVK)/Talama (UKR)
Bulai (ROU)/Rusnackova (SVK)
Dufek/Maršík (CZE)
Kovackova/Zajícková (CZE)
Wong (GBR)/Yuto (JPN)
Nwogu/Ryder (GBR)
Böhme/Swoboda (GER)
Isbruch/Sczech (GER)
Santa Maria (POR)/Shangichev
Akaba/Tsuzuki (JPN)
Djokic/Kita (SLO)
Reifova/Schmidova (CZE)
Pavlovic (SRB)/Sanders (USA)
Bacanin (SRB)/Kotlyarova
Niyetkaliyev/Zhetkerbay (KAZ)
Çukurluoglu/Ilhan (TUR)
2024 Tennis Europe Junior Tour - 14 & Under
Venue
Natanya (ISR)
Larnaca (CYP)
(GRE)
Y Stretiner (ISR)
O Manhard (ISR)
R Pagonis (GRE)
E Nalesnik
K Drakos (GRE)
K Volonaki (GRE)
I Lifshits (ISR)
O Manhard (ISR)
J Dronov Merlo (ESP)
S Kova (ESP)
O Kermish (ISR)
A Amsalem (ISR)
M Genethliou (CYP)
N Havelkova (CZE)
K Kalpaxidis (GRE)
D Arslan (TUR)
O Kermish (ISR)
B Shporen (ISR)
G Kravchenko (UKR)
M Protsenko (UKR)
Doubles winners [Continued]
Keinan/Kermish (ISR)
Blustein/Buhadana (ISR)
Barina/Soukup (CZE)
Havelkova (CZE)/Nalesnik
Motsakos/Xirotagaros (GRE)
Glava/Margariti (GRE)
Levy/Sanin (ISR)
Amsalem/Manhard (ISR)
Fernandez Rodriguez/Ruiz Cruz (ESP)
Garcia Jimenez/Rius Bertran (ESP)
Venue
Week Runner-Up
Brno (CZE)
Gurb - Vic (Barcelona) (ESP)
Tirana (ALB)
Zenica (BIH)
Tirana (ALB)
Maribor (SLO)
Tsaghkadzor (ARM)
Baku (AZE)
Zabrze (POL)
Tsaghadzor (ARM)
Maribor (SLO)
Baku (AZE)
Hradek Nad Nisou (CZE)
Wien, Alt-Erlaa (AUT)
Viljandi (EST)
Roma (ITA)
Baku (AZE)
Szczecin (POL)
Oulu (FIN)
Svilengrad (BUL)
Campina (ROU)
Tolentino (ITA)
Tallinn (EST)
Milan (ITA)
Paola (MLT)
Skopje (MKD)
Tbilisi (GEO)
D Vágner (CZE)
S Oliveriusová (CZE)
R Perez Socas (ESP)
S Romero Calvo (ESP)
A De Cesaris (ITA)
S Hasanbasoglu (TUR)
A Burmakin
A L Popovic (FRA)
A Babudri (ITA)
L Bulesheva (KAZ)
G Niedermayr (AUT)
N Cakarun (CRO)
L C M Schneider (SUI)
A Chachkhunashvili (GEO)
T Gordeev
Z N Çukurluoglu (TUR)
M Savano (USA)
K Smidova (CZE)
M Kwiatkowski (POL)
A Levashova
M Becirovic Novak (SLO)
E Mastnak (SLO)
T Gordeev
M Aktuganova (ISR)
A Duda (CZE)
S Oliveriusová (CZE)
V Klaunzner (AUT)
L Haider-Maurer (AUT)
R L Sirk (EST)
N O Adamson (EST)
R Ciurnelli (ITA)
I Pistola (ITA)
M Putic (SRB)
C Mauro (GBR)
S Hvylava (UKR)
M Dudek (POL)
P Hjorteland (NOR)
S C F Espersen (DEN)
B Nachev (BUL)
V Garnevska (BUL)
T S Ionescu (ROU)
E E Rosca (ROU)
F Catalano (ITA)
T Kovacevic (BIH)
E Valeinis (LAT)
V Timofeeva
G da Rosa Castro (POR)
C Giambelli (ITA)
E Novell (ESP)
S Bielinska (UKR)
L A C Badea (ROU)
M Djukic (SRB)
Z Kacheishvili (GEO)
A Chachkhunashvili (GEO)
L Scheffer (GER)
A Dvorackova (CZE)
N Satta (ITA)
O Sybicka (POL)
K Stefanov (BUL)
L Bulesheva (KAZ)
M Kukrika (CRO)
K Fronek (AUT)
M Michshenko (KAZ)
S Kirova (KAZ)
M Becirovic Novak (SLO)
L Kordic (CRO)
M Kwiatkowski (POL)
A Levashova
A Ryabov
R Ruslanova (KAZ)
A Tiutchenko (UKR)
A Skorupska (POL)
A Monoyios (CYP)
N Giorgadze (GEO)
R Krizan (SVK)
S Streltsova (BEL)
Z Kacheishvili (GEO)
H Buhadana (ISR)
T Eversfield (CZE)
L Chlumska (CZE)
J Jelinek (AUT)
M Gospodinova (BUL)
A Tuomolin (FIN)
M Markina (LAT)
M Gribaldo (ITA)
B Kostecka (POL)
H Kartavenko (UKR)
A M Mitu (ROU)
A Tiutchenko (UKR)
J Borowik (POL)
A Niemelä (DEN)
M C Monnier (POL)
M Bonev (BUL)
M Gospodinova (BUL)
D Cercel (ROU)
T G Petre (ROU)
L Elia (ITA)
O Sybicka (POL)
N Smirnov (EST)
N O Adamson (EST)
F Pansecchi (ITA)
T Kovacevic (BIH)
C Borriello (ITA)
E Montebello (MLT)
K Janev (MKD)
I Arabarco (ARG)
B Vladyslav (UKR)
S Kadzova
Doubles winners
Dufek/Vágner (CZE)
Matvejeva (LAT)/Skliar (UKR)
Gargano/Satta (ITA)
Jarolimkova (CZE)/Sybicka (POL)
De Cesaris/Riccardi (ITA)
Bulesheva/Otepbergen (KAZ)
Biletic (BIH)/Burmakin
Dorina/Popovic (FRA)
Michshenko (KAZ)/Stefanov (BUL)
Chatziavraam (GRE)/Konarska (POL)
Laubic/Lugaric (SLO)
Cakarun/Vidan (CRO)
Kwiatkowski (POL)/Photiades (CYP)
Azizyan/Gidachyan (ARM)
Joromsky/Ryabov
Aktuganova (ISR)/Isaeva
Kowal/Owramko (POL)
Skorupska/Zaplawa (POL)
Gvardzelashvili (GEO)/Monoyios (CYP)
Antonyan/Korneeva (ARM)
Becirovic Novak (SLO)/Krizan (SVK)
Linder/Posch (AUT)
Joromsky/Kletsov
Kuchynskaya/Ruslanova (KAZ)
Kollert/Sirotek (CZE)
Bekova/Cermakova (CZE)
Jelinek/Klaunzner (AUT)
Gospodinova/Staneva (BUL)
Brižs (LAT)/Korsstrom (FIN)
Adamson (EST)/Markina (LAT)
Ciurnelli/Ricci (ITA)
Proietti/Zocco (ITA)
Bulbiankou/Razanau
Eshchenko/Manzhos
Hvylava/Petushynskyy (UKR)
Bielus/Dehmel (POL)
Korsstrom/Savolainen (FIN)
Kanerva/Rimpi (FIN)
Nachev/Shikov (BUL)
Garnevska/Glushkova (BUL)
Arcip/Preda (ROU)
Andrei/Sandru (ROU)
Catalano/Cosimi (ITA)
Cerbo (ITA)/Kovacevic (BIH)
Bandzevicius/Smailys (LTU)
Pashkov/Roos (EST)
da Rosa Castro (POR)/Pansecchi (ITA)
Giambelli/Medina (ITA)
Di Rubba/Tancredi Gennaro (ITA)
Korpanec Davies (GBR)/Magro (MLT)
Djokovic/Pantic Crncevic (SRB)
Arabarco (ARG)/Prodanovic (SRB)
Ronen (ISR)/Vladyslav (UKR)
Bliadze/Chachkhunashvili (GEO)
Week
Venue
Birkerød (DEN)
Vierumaki (FIN)
Kavadarci (MKD)
Telavi (GEO)
Crema (ITA)
Marsa (MLT)
Hillerød (DEN)
Jurmala (LAT)
Mamaia-Constanta (ROU)
Ptuj (SLO)
Telavi (GEO)
Siauliai (LTU)
Čakovec (CRO)
Nis (SRB)
Roma (ITA)
Mugla (TUR)
Biella (ITA)
Aviles (ESP)
Waterloo (BEL)
Kaunas (LTU)
Marianske Lazne (CZE)
Slovenska Lupca (SVK)
Sofia (BUL)
Curtea De Arges (ROU)
Podgorica (MNE)
Trnava (SVK)
Pleven (BUL)
B Gorka (GER)
A Brandt Schultz (DEN)
M Savolainen (FIN)
E Roos (EST)
K Janev (MKD)
C Paraskevopoulou (GRE)
D Yurekli (KAZ)
E Nalesnik
G E Boi (ITA)
B V Gatti (ITA)
L Cosimi (ITA)
S Bielinska (UKR)
N E Worren (NOR)
S C F Espersen (DEN)
J Skrzynski (POL)
M Markina (LAT)
L A C Badea (ROU)
M V Pop (ROU)
J Pecovnik (SLO)
M Vorgic (GER)
P JR Joromsky
E Nalesnik
T Chukanov (UKR)
E M Hamitova (LAT)
J Pecovnik (SLO)
D Hlibchuk (UKR)
M Savija (SRB)
S Miyazawa (JPN)
L Elia (ITA)
S Dalle Molle (ITA)
O A Akyol (TUR)
N Say (TUR)
E Bratomi (ITA)
P Kuznietsova (UKR)
D Carballal Figaredo (ESP)
S Romero Calvo (ESP)
A P C M Hansen (DEN)
H Daniels (BEL)
E Valeinis (LAT)
E M Hamitova (LAT)
J Psota (CZE)
K Smidova (CZE)
W Jez (POL)
V Skryp (UKR)
K Shikov (BUL)
N Nuneva (BUL)
E A Neacsa (ROU)
I M Sandru (ROU)
V Krstajic (MNE)
T Kovacevic (BIH)
D Macej (SVK)
V Novakova (SVK)
M Bonev (BUL)
V Garnevska (BUL)
Runner-Up
M Kukrika (CRO)
E M Wilstrup (DEN)
E Torn (FIN)
M C Monnier (POL)
M Stopa (POL)
A Pandou (GRE)
Z Kacheishvili (GEO)
V Dorina
T Falardi (ITA)
G De Angelis (ITA)
E Galea (MLT)
S Ciobica (ROU)
M Thorsnes (NOR)
N Havelkova (CZE)
E Valeinis (LAT)
E M Hamitova (LAT)
E A Neacsa (ROU)
V Garnevska (BUL)
I Dumbovic (CRO)
P Maier (AUT)
Z Kacheishvili (GEO)
T Mtvarelishvili (GEO)
E Valeinis (LAT)
A Azarova (LAT)
A Maksymenko (UKR)
N Kosicka (SVK)
M Kukrika (CRO)
V Garnevska (BUL)
M Pescosolido (ITA)
D Rolli (ITA)
L O Sheehan (TUR)
E Toklu (TUR)
L Rocco (ITA)
A-A Nykyforuk (UKR)
C Mendoza Hernandez (ESP)
A P Bastos-Sousa B (ESP)
D Serafim (POR)
H Korpanec Davies (GBR)
L Smailys (LTU)
L Vaitkeviciute (LTU)
T Fidler (CZE)
K Filipova (CZE)
M Petrasko (SVK)
K Prikrylova (CZE)
B Nachev (BUL)
A Barzakova (BUL)
D V Dragomir (ROU)
S Cozma (ROU)
P Vukosavljevic (MNE)
L M Greinert (GER)
C Neubauer (AUT)
E Toneva (BUL)
B Nachev (BUL)
M Gospodinova (BUL)
Bucht/Leveau (SWE)
Espersen/Juncher Kjellin (DEN)
Hjorteland (NOR)/Punger (EST)
Monnier (POL)/Roos (EST)
Janev (MKD)/Stopa (POL)
Pandou/Paraskevopoulou (GRE)
Kairolla/Pulkevich (GEO)
Chachkhunashvili (GEO)/Dorina
Logrippo/Sabbatini (ITA)
Baroglio/Lampiano Garbarini (ITA)
Bazzini/Cosimi (ITA)
Mayo/Montebello (MLT)
Kukrika (CRO)/Stoter (NED)
Havelkova/Skorepova (CZE)
Remeikis/Smailys (LTU)
Konarska (POL)/Vaitkeviciute (LTU)
Badea/Sinescu (ROU)
Cretan/Pop (ROU)
Becirovic Novak (SLO)/Ljubicic (CRO)
Kotchetkov/Schwaiger (AUT)
Joromsky/Koran
Dotsenko/Nalesnik
Upenieks/Valeinis (LAT)
Marcinkeviciute/Stanaityte (LTU)
Hrabar/Maksymenko (UKR)
Klieštencová/Petrášová (SVK)
Dragicevic/Hubert (SRB)
Mizzi (ITA)/Poppe (POR)
Catalano/Nicolini (ITA)
Aratari/Cadar (ITA)
Kip/Sheehan (TUR)
Eiselmeier/Toklu (TUR)
Nicolini/Rocco (ITA)
Kuznietsova/Yatsuta (UKR)
Bastos Sousa B/Casas Blasi (ESP)
Bastos-Sousa B/Romero Calvo (ESP)
Hansen (DEN)/Serafim (POR)
Daniels/Hua (BEL)
Petushynskyy (UKR)/Valeinis (LAT)
Hamitova (LAT)/Mihailov (EST)
Henkel (GER)/Mehta (IND)
Jahnová (CZE)/Liakhava
Laššan (CZE)/Topic (SRB)
Prikrylova (CZE)/Skryp (UKR)
Avramovski (BUL)/Serafim (POR)
Gospodinova/Papadopoulou (BUL)
Marin/Olaru (ROU)
Marcu/Sandru (ROU)
Rytelewski/Skrzynski (POL)
Enache (ROU)/Kardum (CRO)
Neubauer (AUT)/Topic (SRB)
Kosicka/Salaiova (SVK)
Georgiev/Nachev (BUL)
Brabete/Mitu (ROU)
Venue
Week Runner-Up
Đakovo (CRO)
Subotica (SRB)
Reykjavik (ISL)
NikšIć (MNE)
Waiblingen (GER)
Focsani (ROU)
Reykjavik (ISL)
Linz (AUT)
Blois (FRA)
Podgorica (MNE)
Ulm (GER)
Kilkis (GRE)
Krems (AUT)
Skopje (MKD)
Augsburg (GER)
Koufalia (GRE)
Istanbul (TUR)
Vadu Lui Voda (MDA)
Regensburg (GER)
Polykastro (GRE)
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