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The News Bulletin of the International Tennis Federation www.itftennis.com Monteiro and McPhillips top seeds for Copa Gerdau Home favourite Thiago Monteiro and Kyle McPhillips of the USA top the seedings at the Grade A Copa Gerdau in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The tournament, which takes place at the Associacao Leopoldina Juvenil from 19-25 March, is the third Grade A event of the 2012 ITF Junior Circuit, forming the climax to the series of ITF events in Latin America. As well as being the top seed, Monteiro is also the defending champion and will be looking to bounce back from a first round defeat at last week’s Banana Bowl, the Grade 1 warm-up event also held in Brazil. The Brazilian will face stiff competition from the second seeded Kaichi Uchida from Japan and third seed Gianluigi Quinzi from Italy. Both players are rising stars of the ITF Junior Circuit and have distinguished themselves in ITF Junior team competitions playing for their country. Uchida led Japan to victory in the 2010 Junior Davis Cup by BNP Paribas and Quinzi was a member of the Italian side who finished runners-up in the same competition in 2011. Thiago Monteiro (BRA) 19 March 2012 Issue 12 (Photo: Susan Mullane) Other challengers include Mackenzie Macdonald (USA) who made it to the semifinals of this year’s Australian Open juniors and Mateo Nicolas Martinez (ARG) who has been in good form in the ITF Junior events in South America in the lead up to this event. Top seed McPhillips has been posting strong performances on the ITF Junior Circuit, including reaching the semifinals of the Grade A Abierto Juvenil Mexicano in January and winning the Grade 2 Copa Milo in February. One of McPhillips’s main rivals is Montserrat Gonzalez from Paraguay, who was a quarterfinalist at last year’s Junior Wimbledon and is an established member of the Paraguayan Fed Cup team. She is looking to win her first-ever Grade A event in Porto Alegre. Other players who will be looking to progress into the latter stages in Porto Alegre are third seed Zuzanna Maciejewska from Poland who will be looking to win her second Grade A title after winning last year’s Osaka Mayor’s Cup in Japan. Sachia Vickery from the USA is another threat, having already won a Grade 1 title in 2012 after securing the title at Copa de Café in Costa Rica in January. For more information visit www.itftennis.com/juniors. Oh and Cao on form in Manila Chan Yeong Oh (KOR) and Si-Qi Cao (CHN) dominated the boys’ and girls’ events respectively at the ITF 14 and under Development Championships at the Rizal Tennis Center in Manila on 5-16 March. The two players won both the tournaments they contested, while China, P.R. claimed the inaugural challenge trophy ahead of Korea, Republic. It was the first time the Philippines Lawn Tennis Association (PHILTA) had organised an ITF 14 and under Division 1 Development Championships. The competition attracted the best 14 and under Asian juniors with players from Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan making up the ITF Division 2 team, while the Central Asian Team was comprised of juniors from Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam. Ajay Pathak, Vice President of PHILTA, said: “This is just the first step and the start of bigger and better things for Philippines tennis. I feel this championship has generated excitement and motivated more young children to take up the game more seriously. PHILTA now looks forward to forging a stronger relationship with the ITF by organising more ITF development events as well as entry level professional events.” Complete results are available on www.itftennis.com/ development. Inside 14&U North/Central America & Green Badge School in Mendoza Rankings/Results Caribbean pre-qualifying BNP Paribas World Team Cup 14&U Development Champs This Week Next Week The News Bulletin of the International Tennis Federation www.itftennis.com Puerto Rico and Costa Rica dominate in El Salvador Puerto Rico girls’ team and Costa Rica boys’ team won the North/Central America and Caribbean pre-qualifying event for the World Junior Tennis Competition held in La Libertad, El Salvador last week. Puerto Rico defeated Guatemala to secure their place in the final qualifying event after Julieanne Bou and Paola Maza clinched the all-important doubles rubber in the third set. The boys’ event also went right down to the wire with the Costa Rican duo of Gonzalo Adis and Sebastian Quiros dropping just six games in the deciding doubles rubber against Dominican Republic. Puerto Rico girls’ team The two 14-and-under teams advance to the North/Central America and Caribbean (Photo: Cecilia Ancalmo) final qualifying event, which will be held in Merida, Mexico, on 26-28 April. They will compete against teams from Canada, Mexico and USA for the chance to qualify for the World Junior Tennis Finals to be held in Prostejov, Czech Republic in August. Action continues this week in Dominican Republic with the North/Central America and Caribbean pre-qualifying Junior 19 March 2012 Issue 12 Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas events. Sixteen boys’ teams and 15 girls’ teams are competing for a chance to play at the final qualifying event in Mexico in April. For more information visit www.itftennis.com/juniors. Greece & Switzerland awarded wild cards into World Team Cup The ITF Wheelchair Tennis Committee has awarded wild cards to Switzerland and Greece, enabling them to contest the men’s World Group 1 at the BNP Paribas World Team Cup in Seoul, Korea, Republic on 21-27 May. Switzerland were runners-up to Italy in the qualification event for Europe, while Greece played Switzerland in the semifinals. A new format has been introduced for the ITF’s flagship wheelchair tennis team event this year, meaning that the men’s World Group 1 and World Group 2 events and the women’s World Group event will be contested by 12 nations, as opposed to the 16 nations that have contested each of these three events in recent years. Four regional pre-qualification competitions took place from mid-February through early March in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe to decide which teams would qualify for Men’s World Group 2 and the Women’s World Group. Nigeria, Canada, Sri Lanka and Italy won their respective men’s qualification competitions to earn their places in World Group 2, while South Africa, Thailand, Chile and France advanced to the women’s World Group from the four regional qualification events. The quad and junior events for the BNP Paribas World Team Cup will again be contested by eight nations. Host nation Korea, Republic will field a team for the first time and join Japan as the two wild cards alongside the six direct entries. Russia enter the junior event, supported by the Johan Cruyff Foundation, for the first time and join Argentina, South Africa and former champions USA among the wild cards. For more information visit www.itftennis.com/wheelchair. Page 2 The News Bulletin of the International Tennis Federation www.itftennis.com Sixteen officials qualify at first Green Badge school Mendoza in Argentina hosted the first-ever Green Badge Level 1 School in Spanish for Chair Umpires earlier this month. The school was taught by Carlos Ramos (ITF Grand Slam Official) and Ricardo Reis (ITF Officiating Regional Officer for South America). Level 1 schools are taught and examined in French or Spanish. It is anticipated that these courses will be a major boost for officiating in the region. The following 16 officials gained their new ITF certification in Mendoza: Federico Atri Adonai Medeiros Pena Romulo Andres Elio Rodriguez Ricardo Miraval Carlos Alberto Estigarribia-Gomez Heriberto Morales Churata Armin Rodrigo Flores Quispe Nestor Alejandro Olmedo Rafael Gressler Aline Rocha Eduardo Marcandalli Vanessa Rocha Mauro Marques David Vargas Leonardo Mauricio Mascareno Vargas Agustin Luis Vechiarello 19 March 2012 Issue 12 Page 3 The News Bulletin of the International Tennis Federation www.itftennis.com South African Airways ATP Rankings WTA Tour Rankings Position Player Name (Nationality) Points Position Player Name (Nationality) Points 1st DJOKOVIC, Novak (SRB) 12670 1st AZARENKA, Victoria (BLR) 9730 2nd NADAL, Rafael (ESP) 10175 2nd SHARAPOVA, Maria (RUS) 7930 3rd FEDERER, Roger (SUI) 9350 3rd KVITOVA, Petra (CZE) 7170 4th MURRAY, Andy (GBR) 7450 4th RADWANSKA, Agnieszka (POL) 5960 5th FERRER, David (ESP) 4700 5th STOSUR, Samantha (AUS) 5825 6th TSONGA, Jo-Wilfried (FRA) 4535 6th WOZNIACKI, Caroline (DEN) 5410 7th BERDYCH, Tomas (CZE) 3860 7th BARTOLI, Marion (FRA) 4710 8th FISH, Mardy (USA) 2910 8th LI, Na (CHN) 4635 9th TIPSAREVIC, Janko (SRB) 2730 9th ZVONAREVA, Vera (RUS) 4340 10th ISNER, John (USA) 2675 10th PETKOVIC, Andrea (GER) 3800 ITF Wheelchair Rankings ITF Junior Rankings 19 March 2012 Issue 12 (12 March 2012) (12 March 2012) MEN’S SINGLES RANKING JUNIOR BOYS RANKING Position Player Name (Nationality) Points Position Player Name (Nationality) Points 1st SCHEFFERS, Maikel (NED) 6166 1st SAVILLE, Luke (AUS) 1578.75 2nd HOUDET, Stephane (FRA) 4487 2nd BROADY, Liam (GBR) 901.25 3rd KUNIEDA, Shingo (JPN) 3626 3rd MONTEIRO, Thiago (BRA) 830.00 4th PEIFER, Nicolas (FRA) 3490 4th UCHIDA, Kaichi (JPN) 756.25 5th VINK, Ronald (NED) 3376 5th PELIWO, Filip (CAN) 722.50 6th AMMERLAAN, Robin (NED) 2635 6th QUINZI, Gianluigi (ITA) 688.75 7th OLSSON, Stefan (SWE) 2421 7th PAVLASEK, Adam (CZE) 618.75 8th JEREMIASZ, Michael (FRA) 2320 8th EDMUND, Kyle (GBR) 597.50 9th SAIDA, Satoshi (JPN) 2086 9th HARRIS, Andrew (AUS) 591.25 10th SANADA, Takashi (JPN) 1711 10th SILVA, Frederico Ferreira (POR) 572.50 WOMEN’S SINGLES
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    $50,000 Rome (27 Jun 2016 ­ 03 Jul 2016) ­ Singles ­ Main Draw Rome Tiro a Volo, ITA $50,000 ­ 50,000USD (Clay ­ Outdoor) 1st Round 2nd Round Quarterfinal Semifinal Final Winner Silvia SOLER­ESPINOSA (ESP) [1] | Silvia SOLER­ESPINOSA (ESP) [1] Victoria RODRIGUEZ (MEX) 6­3 7­6(3) | | Silvia SOLER­ESPINOSA (ESP) [1] Tena LUKAS (CRO) 6­1 6­4 | | Sofia SHAPATAVA (GEO) Sofia SHAPATAVA (GEO) 6­3 6­3 | Silvia SOLER­ESPINOSA (ESP) [1] Cristina DINU (ROU) | 6­1 6­0 | | Cristina DINU (ROU) Nicoleta­Catalina DASCALU (ROU) 6­2 7­6(3) | | Cristina DINU (ROU) Jasmine PAOLINI (ITA) (Q) 7­5 6­4 | | Rebecca SRAMKOVA (SVK) [7] Rebecca SRAMKOVA (SVK) [7] 4­6 6­3 6­4 | Silvia SOLER­ESPINOSA (ESP) [1] Ipek SOYLU (TUR) [3] | 6­1 6­3 | | Alexandra CADANTU (ROU) Alexandra CADANTU (ROU) 6­0 2­6 6­4 | | Alexandra CADANTU (ROU) Martina DI GIUSEPPE (ITA) (Q) 2­6 6­2 6­2 | | Jessica PIERI (ITA) (WC) Jessica PIERI (ITA) (WC) 7­5 3­6 7­5 | Alexandra CADANTU (ROU) Lisa SABINO (SUI) (Q) | 6­3 4­1 Retired| | Katarzyna PITER (POL) Katarzyna PITER (POL) 6­1 6­1 | | Katarzyna PITER (POL) Cristiana FERRANDO (ITA) (WC) 3­6 6­2 6­3 | | Myrtille GEORGES (FRA) [5] Myrtille GEORGES (FRA) [5] 6­2 6­2 | Silvia, SOLER­ESPINOSA (ESP) [1] | Anne SCHAEFER (GER) [8] 2­6 6­4 7­5 | Stephanie VOGT (LIE) Stephanie VOGT (LIE) 6­2 6­2 | | Laura POUS­TIO (ESP) Laura POUS­TIO (ESP) 6­4 6­4 | | Laura POUS­TIO (ESP) Montserrat GONZALEZ (PAR) 6­3 6­4 | Laura POUS­TIO (ESP) Martina SPIGARELLI (ITA) (LL) | 6­3 6­4 | | Nastassja BURNETT (ITA) (WC) Nastassja BURNETT (ITA) (WC) 4­6 7­5 6­4 | | Nastassja
  • $60,000 Ashland, KY

    $60,000 Ashland, KY

    Men's Calendar Women's Calendar Circuit Info Organisers Info Results Round- up $60,000 Ashland, KY TOURNAMENT DETAILS W-WITF-USA-22A-2018 Host nation: USA Date: 23 July - 29 July 2018 Category ITF Womens Circuit Surface: Hard - Outdoor Prize Money: $60,000 USD Promotional Name: Braidy Industries $60,000 Women's Tennis Classic Presented by Bon Secour Our Lady of Bellefonte Hosp Overview Factsheet Entry list Drawsheet Order Of Play Results The latest entry list will be displayed here when available MAIN DRAW - last modified on 05 Jul 2018 Pos Player Ranking Protected National ranking Priority Info 1 Sofia KENIN (USA) 76 1 2 Sachia VICKERY (USA) 83 2 3 Caroline DOLEHIDE (USA) 109 1 4 Nao HIBINO (JPN) 119 1 5 Arina RODIONOVA (AUS) 121 2 6 Katie BOULTER (GBR) 122 2 7 Veronica CEPEDE ROYG (PAR) 123 1 8 Sofya ZHUK (RUS) 139 2 9 Kristie AHN (USA) 147 1 10 Irina Maria BARA (ROU) 150 3 11 Olivia ROGOWSKA (AUS) 151 2 12 Francoise ABANDA (CAN) 152 1 13 Lizette CABRERA (AUS) 154 1 14 Jamie LOEB (USA) 158 1 15 Marie BOUZKOVA (CZE) 167 2 16 Harriet DART (GBR) 171 2 17 Grace MIN (USA) 172 1 18 Elitsa KOSTOVA (BUL) 183 4 19 Renata ZARAZUA (MEX) 189 3 20 Jessica PEGULA (USA) 190 P 1 21 Miharu IMANISHI (JPN) 194 2 22 Whitney OSUIGWE (USA) 415 1 JE QUALIFYING - last modified on 05 Jul 2018 Pos Player Ranking Protected National ranking Priority Info 1 Mayo HIBI (JPN) 197 1 2 Jaimee FOURLIS (AUS) 199 1 3 Barbora KREJCIKOVA (CZE) 200 5 4 Katie SWAN (GBR) 204 2 5 Julia GLUSHKO (ISR) 205 1 6 Deniz KHAZANIUK (ISR) 210 2 7 Katy DUNNE (GBR) 212 2 8 Ankita RAINA