1. Irina Khromacheva RUS (31 Oct 2011)
2. Sophie-An Mestach BEL (31 Jan 2011)
3. Daria Gavrilova RUS (23 Aug 2010)
4. Elina Svitolina UKR (21 Jun 2010)
5. Kristina Mladenovic FRA (08 Jun 2009)
6. Laura Robson GBR (30 Mar 2009)
7. Noppawan Lertcheewakarn THA (08 Dec 2008)
8. Arantxa Rus NED (07 Jul 2008)
9. Simona Halep ROU (19 Jun 2008)
10. Urszula Radwanska POL (10 Sep 2007)
11. Agnieszka Radwanska POL (26 Jun 2006)
12. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova RUS (30 Jan 2006)
13. Victoria Azarenka BLR (31 Jan 2005)
14. Michaella Krajicek NED (30 Sep 2004)
15. Kateryna Bondarenka UKR (05 Jul 2004)
16. Sessil Karatantcheva KAZ (28 Jun 2004)
17. Kirsten Flipkens BEL (08 Sep 2003)
18. Anna-Lena Groenefeld GER (07 Jul 2003)
19. Vera Dushevina RUS (17 Mar 2003)
20. Barbora Zahlavova Strycova CZE (18 Mar 2002)
21. Svetlana Kuznetsova RUS (10 Dec 2001)
22. Eva Birnerova CZE (15 Oct 2001)
23. Kaia Kanepi EST (11 Jun 2001)
24. Jelena Jankovic SRB (28 May 2001)
25. Maria-Emilia Salerni ARG(29 May 2000)
26. Lina Krasnoroutskaya RUS (31 Dec 1999)

My favourite player on the list has to be Lina Krasnoroutskaya she was quite sexy!

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Ivan Lendl does have enough to do (coaching Andy Murray) so he has decided to open his own International Junior Tennis Academy in Hilton Head Island, S.C. The spring class features students from Canada, New Zealand, Russia and the U.S.

“The enrollment influx from fall to spring is a tribute to the elite instruction our coaches provide students each day,” says Peter Orrell, President and CEO of Junior Sports Corporation, owner/operator of the Ivan Lendl IJTA. “Ivan Lendl IJTA offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for passionate junior tennis players to reach their ultimate potential.”

Ivan Lendl IJTA students (grades five through 12) will attend Heritage Academy as they see school as a vital piece of the puzzle.

p.s. In the photo it looks like Ivan has been eating a little too much over the Christmas period. Im hoping he starts to do some fitness training himself when coaching Andy

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Here is a great old school video of Victoria Azarenka playing the under 14s Orange Bowl championships. Big temper and was very sad after the loss.

It seems like Victoria has performed a lot better in senior tennis compared to the player she lost to in this video: Olga Govortsova.

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JUNIOR DAVIS CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

Final

Great Britain (1) defeated Italy (2) 2-0

Evan Hoyt (GBR) d. Stefano Napolitano (ITA) 64 63

Kyle Edmund (GBR) d. Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) 63 64

Doubles not played

3rd place play-off

France (6) defeated South Africa 2-0

Quentin Halys (FRA) d. Theo Ferreira (RSA) 63 62

Alexandre Favrot (FRA) d. Wayne Montgomery (RSA) 64 62

Doubles not played

5th place play-off

Australia (3) defeated Japan (4) 2-0

Daniel Guccione (AUS) d. Takashi Saito (JPN) 62 75

Nicholas Kyrgios (AUS) d. Yoshihito Nishioka (JPN) 64 64

Doubles not played

7th place play-off

Canada (8) defeated Chile (7) 2-0

Filip Obucina (CAN) d. Sebastian Penaloza (CHI) 63 60

Brayden Schnur (CAN) d. Guillermo Nunez (CHI) 36 61 62

Doubles not played

9th place play-off

Thailand defeated Hong Kong, China 2-0

Chayanon Kaewsuto (THA) d. Chun Hun Wong (HKG) 67(4) 64 75

Pruchya Isaro (THA) d. Pak Long Yeung (HKG) 63 64

Doubles not played

11th place play-off

Tunisia defeated Argentina 2-1

Pedro Cachin (ARG) d. Merouen Ferchichi (TUN) 62 62

Iskander Mansouri (TUN) d. Juan Pablo Paz (ARG) 26 63 64

Merouen Ferchichi/Iskander Mansouri (TUN) d. Francisco Bahamonde/Pedro Cachin (ARG) 75 64

13th place play-off

Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-0

Lucas Gomez (MEX) d. Juan Carvajal (ECU) 62 62

Ricardo Medinilla (MEX) d. Jose Chamba (ECU) 61 62

Doubles not played

15th place play-off

Germany defeated Israel (5) 2-0

Adrian Obert (GER) d. Eyal Cohen (ISR) 63 36 64

Hannes Wagner (GER) d. Or Ram-Harel (ISR) 63 61

Doubles not played

JUNIOR FED CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

Final

Australia (1) defeated Canada (2) 2-0

Belinda Woolcock (AUS) d. Carol Zhao (CAN) 61 63

Ashleigh Barty (AUS) d. Francoise Abanda (CAN) 62 63

Doubles not played

3rd place play-off

Czech Republic (5) defeated Italy (3) 2-0

Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) d. Camilla Rosatello (ITA) 61 62

Petra Rohanova (CZE) d. Giulia Pairone (ITA) 61 76(3)

Doubles not played

5th place play-off

Mexico (7) defeated Chinese Taipei 2-0

Alejandra Cisneros (MEX) d. Chu-Chen Chueh (TPE) 62 62

Victoria Rodriguez (MEX) d. Ya-Hsuan Lee (TPE) 62 57 63

Doubles not played

7th place play-off

South Africa defeated Germany 2-0

Ilze Hattingh (RSA) d. Antonia Lottner (GER) 64 62

Lynn Kiro (RSA) d. Sonja Larsen (GER) 61 57 62

Doubles not played

9th place play-off

Brazil (8) defeated Argentina 2-0

Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) d. Stephanie Petit (ARG) 64 75

Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) d. Maria Constanza Vega (ARG) 64 63

Doubles not played

11th place play-off

Spain (4) defeated Japan (6) 2-1

Mami Adachi (JPN) d. Miriam Rosell (ESP) 61 64

Sara Sorribes (ESP) d. Ayaka Okuno (JPN) 64 63

Miriam Civera/Miriam Rosell (ESP) d. Ayaka Okuno/Hikari Yamamoto (JPN) 63 26 61

13th place play-off

Romania defeated Great Britain 2-1

Pippa Horn (GBR) d. Nicoleta Catalina Dascalu (ROU) 64 75

Iona Loredana Rosca (ROU) d. Katy Dunne (GBR) 61 46 64

Nicoleta Catalina Dascalu/Iona Loredana Rosca (ROU) d. Katy Dunne/Pippa Horn (GBR) 63 61

15th place play-off

Thailand defeated Bolivia 2-0

Sawanya Vasupongchai (THA) d. Raquel Montalvo (BOL) 63 61

Nahathat Khuntaket (THA) d. Nabila Farah (BOL) 60 63

Doubles not played

Final Standings

Junior Davis Cup by BNP Paribas

1. Great Britain (1)

2. Italy (2)

3. France (6)

4. South Africa

5. Australia (3)

6. Japan (4)

7. Canada (8)

8. Chile (7)

9. Thailand

10. Hong Kong, China

11. Tunisia

12. Argentina

13. Mexico

14. Ecuador

15. Germany

16. Israel (5)

Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas

1. Australia (1)

2. Canada (2)

3. Czech Republic (5)

4. Italy (3)

5. Mexico (7)

6. Chinese Taipei

7. South Africa

8. Germany

9. Brazil (8)

10. Argentina

11. Spain (4)

12. Japan (6)

13. Romania

14. Great Britain

15. Thailand

16. Bolivia

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Group A
Great Britain (1) defeated Thailand 3-0
Evan Hoyt (GBR) d. Chayanon Kaewsuto (THA) 60 61
Luke Bambridge (GBR) d. Pruchya Isaro (THA) 76(5) 76(1)
Luke Bambridge/Kyle Edmund (GBR) d. Chayanon Kaewsuto/Pruchya Isaro (THA) 64 62

Canada (8) defeated Germany 3-0
Brayden Schnur (CAN) d. Adrian Obert (GER) 26 75 97
Hugo Di Feo (CAN) d. Maximilian Marterer (GER) 76(4) 76(7)
Hugo Di Feo/Brayden Schnur (CAN) d. Maximilian Marterer/Hannes Wagner (GER) 64 67(5) 61

Group B
Tunisia defeated Japan (4) 2-1
Iskander Mansouri (TUN) d. Takashi Saito (JPN) 16 61 61
Yoshihito Nishioka (JPN) d. Mehdi Abid (TUN) 63 62
Mehdi Abid/Iskander Mansouri (TUN) d. Yoshihito Nishioka/Takashi Saito (JPN) 75 64

France (6) defeated Ecuador 3-0
Quentin Halys (FRA) d. Andres Cabezas (ECU) 63 61
Alexandre Favrot (FRA) d. Jose Chamba (ECU) 62 63
Alexandre Favrot/Quentin Halys (FRA) d. Juan Carvajal/Jose Chamba (ECU) 63 64

Group C
Australia (3) defeated Argentina 2-1
Pedro Cachin (ARG) d. Jay Andrijic (AUS) 76(3) 64
Nicholas Kyrgios (AUS) d. Juan Pablo Paz (ARG) 63 60
Jay Andrijic/Nicholas Kyrgios (AUS) d. Pedro Cachin/Juan Pablo Paz (ARG) 75 64

Israel (5) defeated South Africa 2-1
Igor Smilansky (ISR) d. Matthew Roussouw (RSA) 57 63 75
Or Ram-Harel (ISR) d. Wayne Montgomery (RSA) 64 61
Wayne Montgomery/Matthew Roussow (RSA) d. Or Ram-Harel/Eyal Cohen (ISR) 62 64

Group D
Italy (2) defeated Mexico 3-0
Matteo Donati (ITA) d. Lucas Gomez (MEX) 57 64 61
Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Ricardo Medinilla (MEX) 63 60
Matteo Donati/Stefano Napolitano (ITA) d. Ricardo Medinilla/Rogelio Siller (MEX) 63 63

Chile (7) defeated Hong Kong, China 2-1
Christian Garin (CHI) d. Chun Hun Wong (HKG) 60 62
Guillermo Nunez (CHI) d. Pak Long Yeung (HKG) 46 76(1) 75
Pak Long Yeung/Chun Hun Wong (HKG) d. Christian Garin/Guillermo Nunez (CHI) 64 64

JUNIOR FED CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

Group A
Mexico (7) defeated Great Britain 2-1
Alejandra Cisneros (MEX) d. Pippa Horn (GBR) 46 63 63
Victoria Rodriguez (MEX) d. Katy Dunne (GBR) 64 64
Beth Askew/Katy Dunne (GBR) d. Alejandra Cisneros/Renata Zarazua (MEX) 36 75 64

Australia (1) defeated Argentina 3-0
Belinda Woolcock (AUS) d. Carla Bruzzesi (ARG) 75 46 86
Ashleigh Barty (AUS) d. Maria Constanza Vega (ARG) 64 60
Ashleigh Barty/Brooke Rischbieth (AUS) d. Stephanie Petit/Maria Constanza Vega (ARG) 60 57 64

Group B
Spain (4) defeated Thailand 2-1
Miriam Civera (ESP) d. Nahathat Khuntaket (THA) 63 64
Sara Sorribes (ESP) d. Kamonwan Buayam (THA) 75 61
Kamonwan Buayam/Nahathat Khuntaket (THA) d. Miriam Civera/Miriam Rosell (ESP) 61 75

Czech Republic (5) defeated South Africa 3-0
Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) d. Madrie Le Roux (RSA) 63 64
Petra Rohanova (CZE) d. Lynn Kiro (RSA) 61 62
Aneta Dvorakova/Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) d. Ilze Hattingh/Madrie Le Roux (RSA) 63 63

Group C
Italy (1) defeated Bolivia 3-0
Camilla Rosatello (ITA) d. Ana Laura Gutierrez (BOL) 60 64
Giulia Pairone (ITA) d. Nabila Farah (BOL) 62 61
Giorgia Marchetti/Camilla Rosatello (ITA) d. Nabila Farah/Ana Laura Gutierrez (BOL) 61 62

Germany defeated Japan (6) 2-1
Antonia Lottner (GER) d. Mami Adachi (JPN) 64 62
Ayaka Okuno (JPN) d. Antonia Lottner (GER) 63 63
Sonja Larsen/Antonia Lottner (GER) d. Mami Adachi/Ayaka Okuno (JPN) 46 76(2) 64

Group D
Canada (2) defeated Chinese Taipei 3-0
Erin Routliffe (CAN) d. Ya-Hsuan Lee (TPE) 62 76(5)
Carol Zhao (CAN) d. Ching-Wen Hsu (TPE) 63 64
Erin Routliffe/Carol Zhao (CAN) d. Chu-Chen Chueh/Ya-Hsuan Lee (TPE) 64 26 75

Brazil (8) defeated Romania 2-1
Cristina Oana Ene (ROU) d. Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) 63 61
Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) d. Iona Loredana Rosca (ROU) 46 61 63
Beatriz Haddad Maia/Luisa Gerstner Rosa (BRA) d. Nicoleta Catalina Dascalu/Cristina Oana Ene (ROU) 63 62

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JUNIOR DAVIS CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

Group A

1. Great Britain (1)
2. Thailand
3. Germany
4. Canada (8)

Group B

1. Japan (4)
2. Tunisia
3. Ecuador
4. France (6)

Group C

1. Australia (3)
2. Argentina
3. South Africa
4. Israel (5)

Group D

1. Italy (2)
2. Mexico
3. Hong Kong, China
4. Chile (7)

JUNIOR FED CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

Group A

1. Australia (1)
2. Argentina
3. Great Britain
4. Mexico (7)

Group B

1. Spain (4)
2. Thailand
3. South Africa
4. Czech Republic (5)

Group C

1. Italy (3)
2. Bolivia
3. Germany
4. Japan (6)

Group D

1. Canada (2)
2. Chinese Taipei
3. Romania
4. Brazil (8)

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Lauren Davis won the USTA Girls’ 18s National Championships and will also receive a US Open main draw wild card.

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Jack Sock has retained his USTA National Boys 18s Championship. Sock was the top seed and cruised to a win in the final 6-3 6-0 over Mitchell Frank.

Frank, who had beaten Sock at their last meeting back at the 2009 Orange Bowl was just unable to compete. Frank gave away a lot of free points and just couldnt handle Sock’s serve.

“Things obviously could have been a lot different if I had gotten broken there,” said Sock, who needed only an hour to retain his title and collect his 23rd gold ball. “I was fortunate to get out of that game.”

“I felt I was dictating a lot of points and I feel when I’m dictating a lot of points, hitting a lot of forehands in the middle of the court, I’m going to do pretty well,” said Sock, who ended the match with a 125 mph ace. “With serving well, and putting a lot of returns back in play, getting in points, I think I was able to force some errors, and the momentum just took it.”

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George Morgan recently won the Wimbledon Boys Doubles Championships with Mate Pavic and he has sat down with the Mancunian Times to talk about the tournament and what we wants to achieve in the future.

George won the boys doubles against Oliver Golding and Jiri Vesely 3-6 6-4 7-5. The pair had previously beaten Stockport’s Liam Broady, last years winner in the same contest and his Slovakian partner Filip Horansky.

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