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Aegon GB Pro-Series Bath 2014 ITF Pro Circuit ORDER OF PLAY Tuesday 04 Nov 2014 Week of City,Country ITF Supervisor 03 NOV 2014 Bath, GBR Jane Harvey Court 1 Court 2 Court 3 Court 4 Court 5 Court 6 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 1 WSQ WSQ WSQ WSQ WSQ WSQ Manisha FOSTER (GBR) [5] Eden SILVA (GBR) [6] Natalia VAJDOVA (SVK) [8] Nikola VAJDOVA (SVK) [7] Corinna DENTONI (ITA) [3] Lina STANCIUTE (LTU) [4] vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Freya CHRISTIE (GBR) [9] Nicola GEORGE (GBR) Jessica SIMPSON (GBR) [11] Elyne BOEYKENS (BEL) [12] Jasmine Amber ASGHAR (GBR) Lucy BROWN (GBR) [10] Not Before 11:00 Not Before 11:00 Not Before 11:00 Not Before 11:00 Followed by Followed by 2 MS MS MS MS WSQ WSQ Andrew BETTLES (GBR) Marshall TUTU (GBR) Luke BAMBRIDGE (GBR) [6] Yanais LAURENT (FRA) Amy BOWTELL (IRL) [1] Barbara BONIC (SRB) [2] vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Sandro EHRAT (SUI) Evan HOYT (GBR) Jack CARPENTER (GBR) Joe SALISBURY (GBR) Laura SAINSBURY (GBR) Ellie-Rose GRIFFITHS (GBR) Not Before 12:00 Not Before 12:00 Not Before 12:00 Not Before 12:00 Not Before 12:00 Not Before 12:00 3 MS MS MS MS MS MS Tom FARQUHARSON (GBR) Adam CHADAJ (POL) Robert CARTER (GBR) Daniel FERRETTI (AUS) Bruce STRACHAN (GBR) Michael GRANT (USA) vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Toby MARTIN (GBR) Adam THORNTON-BROWN (GBR) Daniel GLANCY (IRL) Neil PAUFFLEY (GBR) [8] Mark WHITEHOUSE (GBR) Nicolas ROSENZWEIG (FRA) Followed by Followed by Followed by Followed by Followed by Followed by 4 MS MS MS MS MS MS Daniel SMETHURST (GBR) [1] Richard GABB (GBR) [7] Sam BARRY (IRL) [3] Jonny O'MARA (GBR) Keelan OAKLEY (GBR) Alexis CANTER (GBR) vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Joshua WARD-HIBBERT (GBR) James MARSALEK (GBR) Scott CLAYTON (GBR) Maxime AUTHOM (BEL) [2] David RICE (GBR) [4] Joshua MILTON (GBR) [5] After Rest, Not Before 15:00 After Rest, Not Before 15:00 After Rest, Not Before 15:00 After rest, NB 15:00, Court TBA 5 MD MD MD MD Jack CARPENTER (GBR) / Joe COOPER (GBR) / Robert CARTER (GBR) / Andrew HIGHAM (GBR) / Tom FARQUHARSON (GBR) Sam HOLT (GBR) Adam THORNTON-BROWN (GBR) Jack LARGE (GBR) vs. vs. vs. vs. Nicolas ROSENZWEIG (FRA) / Adam CHADAJ (POL) / Andrew BETTLES (GBR) / Joshua MILTON (GBR) / Bruce STRACHAN (GBR) Daniel FERRETTI (AUS) Evan HOYT (GBR) David RICE (GBR) Last match on any court may be moved Order of Play released Tournament Director ITF Supervisor Men's Singles Lucky-Loser sign-in before: 10.30 hrs 03 NOV 2014 16:12 Women's Doubles sign-in closes TODAY AT 12 NOON Julie Piper Jane Harvey.

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