LTA PLAYER GUIDE 2013

LTA PLAYER GUIDE 2013

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Note: This Player Guide includes bios on the Top 15 singles and Top 10 doubles male and female players in Great Britain, as of the ATP/WTA rankings on May 27, 2013. This also 

includes Team Aegon players and the Top 10 British boys and girls according to the ITF Junior world rankings. The Wheelchair Tennis players profiles are those on the Tennis 

Foundation’s funding programme. All stats are as May 27, 2013. 

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CONTENTS 

CONTACTS 

CEO Welcome 4 

12 Month Review 6 

Player Profiles 14 

Wheelchair Player Profiles 78 

LTA Support Team 96 

Tennis Foundation 

Player Support 97 

Team Aegon 98 

Junior National Champions 99 

Events Calendar 102 

LTA Player Guide 3

WE’VE listened to your 

feedback and are hosting the 

player guide online this year, 

to ensure that it stays up to 

date with the latest results 

and statistics. 

I hope you find the profiles 

and biographies of some 

of our talented senior and 

junior players useful. 

Our support for British 

players and for the grass 

court season are a key part 

of the LTA’s mission to get 

more people playing tennis, 

more often. 

Great British results and 

world class tournaments 

inspire more people to follow 

the sport, and to play tennis, 

and we are fortunate to 

have partners including the 

All England Club and Sport 

WELCOME TO THE 

2013 BRITISH PLAYER 

MEDIA GUIDE 

England, who are working 

with us to develop the sport. 

Grass court tournaments 

like the Aegon 

Championships at the 

Queen’s Club, the Aegon 

Classic at the Edgbaston 

Priory Club, Birmingham, 

and the Aegon International 

at Devonshire Park in 

Eastbourne, and of course 

the greatest of them 

all, The Championships, 

Wimbledon, provide a 

spectacular window out on 

to our sport, and a great 

opportunity to showcase 

tennis as a fun, healthy, 

family sport. 

We recognise the vital 

role you play in helping 

to promote British tennis 

during this period, and all 

year round. 

We are also working closely 

with the Tennis Foundation 

to support their world 

class disability tennis 

performance programme, 

and to promote tennis as a 

sport which is inclusive and 

accessible to every kind of 

individual and community. 

I’d like to wish all of our 

players the best of luck over 

the coming season. 

Finally, I’d like to thank our 

lead partner, Aegon for their 

continued support at all 

levels of British tennis, and 

to wish you all an enjoyable 

grass court season. 

Roger Draper, 

CEO Lawn Tennis Association 

GETTING MORE PEOPLE 

PLAYING MORE OFTEN 


BRITISH TENNIS 

REVIEW 

ANDY MURRAY’S MAIDEN GRAND 

SLAM VICTORY AT THE US OPEN 

AND VICTORY FOR JONNY 

MARRAY AT WIMBLEDON WERE 

JUST A COUPLE OF HIGHLIGHTS 

FROM AN INCREDIBLE LAST 12 

MONTHS FOR BRITISH TENNIS. 

HERE ARE A FEW OTHERS. 

JUNE 2012 

British No.1 Andy Murray reached the quarter 

finals at Roland Garros missing out against 

the clay court expertise of David Ferrer. Kyle 

Edmund was a quarter-finalist in the Boy’s 

singles event. 

On the wheelchair tennis court British No.1 

Lucy Shuker won the ITF Series 1, Daegu 

Open while Gordon Reid was a finalist at the 

Korea Open. 

Anne Keothavong was a semifinalist at 

the Aegon Trophy in Nottingham, while 

defending champion Elena Baltacha reached 

the quarter finals. 

Dominic Inglot won the Men’s doubles 

title with partner Treat Huey with a narrow 

win over Jonny Marray and Danish partner 

Freddie Nielsen. 

Ross Hutchins and Colin Fleming won the 

Aegon International title by defeating Jamie 

Delgado and Ken Skupski 6-4, 6-3 in an all- 

British final. 

Heather Watson became the first British 

woman to reach the third round at 

Wimbledon since 2002. The 20 year-old 

scored two straight sets wins before falling to 

second seed Agnieszka Radwanska. 

Fourth seed Andy Murray won a dramatic 

third round match against Marcos Baghdatis 

on middle Saturday at SW19 finishing at 

11.02pm for the latest ever finish at The 

Championships. 

JULY 2012 

Jonny Marray became the first British man to 

win the Wimbledon Men’s doubles title since 

1936 as he and partner Freddie Nielsen won 

a thrilling final against Robert Lindstedt and 

Horia Tecau 4-6, 6-4, 7-6(5), 6-7(5), 6-3. 

A day later British No.1 Andy Murray became 

the first British man to play in the Men’s 

singles final for 74 years as he pushed sixtime 

champion Roger Federer to four sets on 

Centre Court before the Swiss player won 4-6, 

7-5, 6-3, 6-4. 

Lucy Shuker and Jordanne Whiley became 

the first all-British pair to reach the 

Wheelchair Ladies Doubles final with 2011 

finalists Jiske Griffioen and Aniek van Koot 

defeating the British pair 6-1, 6-2 in the final. 

Ross Hutchins and Colin Fleming reached 

the ATP final at the Campbell’s Hall of Fame 


Tennis Championships at Newport, Rhode 

Island while Ken Skupski and Jamie Delgado 

were runners up at the ATP Farmers Classic in 

Los Angeles. 

Dominic Inglot lifted his first ATP World Tour 

title with partner Treat Huey at the Citi Open 

in Washington. 

Heather Watson won her first WTA title at 

Stanford as she and Kiwi partner Marina 

Erakovic took the doubles title while Laura 

Robson reached her first WTA singles semifinal 

at the XXV Italiacom Open in Palermo. 

Jamie Burdekin reached his first main draw 

final at Super Series level at the BNP Paribas 

French Open where he finished runner-up in 

the Quad singles. Andy Lapthorne and Peter 

Norfolk took the Quad doubles title. 

Gordon Reid claimed the doubles title at 

the ITF 1 Series Swiss Open alongside Dutch 

partner Maikel Scheffers. The 20 year-old 

was then runner-up in the Men’s singles 

at the British Open Wheelchair Tennis 

Championships at Nottingham Tennis Centre. 

British No.1 Lucy Shuker was a quarter- 

finalist in the women’s singles and reached 

the doubles semi-finals with South African 

partner Kgothatso Montjane. 

At Koblenz, Germany, the Great Britain 

team took home five medals from the 12th 

European Deaf Tennis Championships 

highlighted by Gold for Bethany Brookes in 

the Junior Girls’ singles and Gold for Sophie 

Paul in the Junior Mixed doubles. 

Johanna Konta reached the final at the $50K 

ITF event in Lexington while Josh Goodall won 

the singles title at the $10K JM Glendinning 

International Tennis Tournament in Ilkley. 

A British Girls’ team were victorious at the 

Tennis Europe Summer Cups for the first time 

since 1979. The 14U team of Maia Lumsden, 

Jazzi Plews and Gabriella Taylor saw off 

Germany 2-0 in the final. 

The ITF 18&U Aegon Junior International in 

Edinburgh saw Anna Brogan beat Anastasia 

Mikheeva in an all-British final. 

At the Tennis Europe Nations Challenge by 

HEAD the 12&U Great Britain Girls’ team 

qualified for the finals. The team of Ali 

Collins, Eliz Maloney and Claudia Hallsworth 

defeated Slovenia 2-1 to seal qualification. 

AUGUST 2012 

British No.1 Andy Murray defeated the 

world’s top two at the Olympic Games, Novak 

Djokovic and Roger Federer, to win Gold in the 

Men’s singles on Centre Court. In the final the 

British third seed swept past Federer 6-2, 6-1, 

6-4 to avenge his Wimbledon defeat against 

the Swiss World No.1. 

Murray took a second medal as he and Laura 

Robson claimed silver in the Mixed doubles as 

the British duo finished as runners-up to top 

seeds Victoria Azarenka and Max Mirnyi from 

Belarus. 

Heather Watson won her second WTA doubles 

crown alongside Marina Erakovic at the Texas 

Tennis Open in Dallas beating Liga Dekmeijere 

and Irina Falconi 6-3, 6-0 in the final. 

Tara Moore finished as the singles finalist 

at the $50K event at Kazan in Russia. The 

20 year-old dropped just one set en route to 

the final before falling 6-3, 6-3 to Ukrainian 

Katernya Kozlova. 

Great Britain’s 18&U Boys’ team qualified for 

the European Summer Cups finals after the 

team of Jonny O’Mara, Scott Clayton and Clay 

Crawford defeated the Slovak Republic 2-1 in 

the qualifying final. 

The 14&U Great Britain Girls’ team were 

runners-up at the ITF World Junior Tennis 

Finals in Prostejov, Czech Republic as 

Gabriella Taylor, Jazzi Plews and Maia 

Lumsden were edged out 2-1 by the Slovak 

Republic in the final. 

The British team of Katie Dunne, Anna Brogan 

and Harriet Dart defeated the USA 8-4 to win 

the 36th Maureen Connolly Challenge Trophy 

in New Haven. 


The 2012 Aegon British Junior National 

Championships took place at Nottingham 

Tennis Centre and West Hants club in 

Bournemouth. The 18&U titles went to Scott 

Clayton and Beth Askew while Julian Cash 

and Lana Rush were victorious in the 16&U 

age group. 

The 14&U titles were won by Marcus Walters 

and Gabriella Taylor while Finn Bass and 

Emily Appleton were crowned 12&U winners. 

The winners of the 2012 HSBC Road to 

Wimbledon were decided at the Bank of 

England Sports Ground in Roehampton with 

Luke Hammond and Emily Arbuthnott taking 

the singles titles. 

SEPTEMBER 2012 

Andy Murray won his first Grand Slam singles 

title at the US Open with a thrilling 7-6(10), 

7-5, 2-6, 3-6, 6-2 win over Novak Djokovic to 

become the first British man since Fred Perry 

in 1936 to win one of the four major titles. 

Laura Robson made an impressive run to the 

fourth round of the US Open with victories 

over Kim Clijsters and Li Na while Johanna 

Konta won her first Grand Slam main draw 

match against Timea Babos before narrowly 

going down in the second round to Olga 

Govortsova. 

In the junior event Kyle Edmund won his 

first junior Grand Slam title with Portuguese 

partner Frederico Ferreira Silva while Liam 

Broady was runner-up in the Boy’s singles. 

Great Britain won two medals at the 

Paralympic wheelchair tennis event with 

Peter Norfolk and Andrew Lapthorne taking 

silver in the quad doubles and Lucy Shuker 

and Jordanne Whiley becoming the first 

British females to win a medal in wheelchair 

tennis when they came back from match 

point down to win bronze in the women’s 

doubles. 

Gordon Reid reached the quarter finals of the 

men’s singles and the quarter finals of the 

Men’s doubles with Marc McCarroll. 

Ross Hutchins and Colin Fleming reached 

their fourth ATP World Tour Final of the year 

at Kuala Lumpar narrowly falling to Bruno 

Soares and Alexander Peya. 

Jamie Murray and partner Andre Sa were 

runners up at the ATP Roller Open Challenger 

event in Luxembourg while David Rice and 

Sean Thornley won their first ATP Challenger 

title at the Izmir Cup in Turkey. 

Laura Robson became the first British woman 

to reach a WTA singles final for 22 years when 

she finished as runner-up at the GRC Bank 

Guangzhou International Women’s Open 

2012. 

Dan Evans was in great form to win 

consecutive Aegon GB Pro-Series events in 

Roehampton and Nottingham. 

Liam Broady was a finalist at the ITF Grade 

1 Canadian Open Junior Championships 

losing to Australian Nick Kyrgios in the final. 


Kyle Edmund also reached the semi-finals 

before falling to Kyrgios. 

OCTOBER 2012 

Heather Watson became the first British 

woman to win a WTA singles title since 

1988 with a dramatic victory at the HP 

Open in Osaka. 

US Open Champion Andy Murray reached the 

semi-finals of the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis 

Championships in Tokyo before narrowly 

losing a thrilling final to Novak Djokovic at the 

Shanghai Masters 1000. 

Ross Hutchins and Colin Fleming reached the 

semi-finals in Beijing and at the Shanghai 

Masters 1000 while Dominic Inglot was 

a finalist at the Swiss Open in Basel with 

partner Treat Huey. 

Ken Skupski and partner Xavier Malisse were 

finalists at the Open D’Orleans ATP Challenger 

with Belgian partner Xavier Malisse. 

Gordon Reid won his first Super Series title at 

the US Open USTA Wheelchair Championships 

by partnering Frenchman Stephane Houdet to 

victory in the doubles event. 

Reid was also a singles finalist at the 

Nottingham Indoor Wheelchair Tennis 

Tournament before teaming up with Maikel 

Scheffers to win the doubles title with a win 

over the all-British team of Marc McCarroll 

and David Phillipson in the final. 

Kyle Edmund won his first ITF Futures title in 

Birmingham, Alabama, defeating third seed 

Chase Buchanan 7-6(2), 2-6, 6-4 in the final. 

There were also Futures victories for Neil 

Paufley and Dan Smethurst in Hambach, 

Germany and Falun, Sweden respectively 

while Alex Ward took the doubles title 

in Essen, Germany, with Dutch partner 

Romano Frantzen. 

Samantha Murray won her first $25K title 

at the Aegon GB Pro-Series in Glasgow 

while Ashley Hewitt was runner-up in the 

Men’s singles. 

The Great Britain Deaf Tennis Team were 

nominated for Team of the Year in the 

Deaf Sports Personality of the Year 

Awards 2012, while Bethany Brookes was 

also nominated for Young Player of 

the Year. 

NOVEMBER 2012 

Heather Watson and Laura Robson were 

jointly named Young Sportswomen of the 

Year Award at the 2012 Sunday Times 

Sportswomen of the Year Awards. 

British No.1 Andy Murray was jointly 

named Scottish Sportsperson of the year 

with Sir Chris Hoy at the Commonwealth 

Games Awards dinner in Glasgow. 14 yearold 

Maia Lumsden was named the Most 

Improved Junior Sportsperson. 

Jonny Marray reached his first Masters 

1000 semi-final in Paris with Australian 

partner Paul Hanley. The unseeded duo 


upset the Bryans in the second round 

before falling to eventual winners Mahesh 

Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna. 

British No.1 Andy Murray reached the semifinals 

at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals 

where the US Open Champion was denied a 

place in the final by Roger Federer. 

In the doubles event Wimbledon Champions 

Jonny Marray and Freddie Nielsen scored 

two nail biting victories to win Group B 

before falling to eventual champions Marcel 

Grannollers and Marc Lopez in the last four. 

The ATP announced that the tournament 

would stay in London until 2015. The 2012 

event saw record breaking attendance figures. 

Samantha Murray reached the semi-finals of 

the $75K ITF event at Toyota, Japan while Neil 

Paufley won the $10K ITF Futures event in 

Opava, Czech Republic and Alex Ward won the 

singles title in Phuket, Thailand. 

Andy Lapthorne was runner-up at the NEC 

Singles Masters at Mechelen, Belgium while 

Gordon Reid was a finalist at the prestigious 

Invacare Doubles Masters in Amsterdam. 

DECEMBER 2012 

Andy Murray came third at the prestigious 

BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards 

while Kyle Edmund was shortlisted for the 

junior award. 

Katy Dunne reached the doubles semi-finals 

of the ITF Grade A Orange Bowl in 

Florida, alongside American partner 

Christina Makarova, while Jay Clarke was 

runner-up in the 14&U Boy’s singles at 

the 2012 Nike Junior Tour International 

Masters at Port St Lucie, USA. 

Harriet Dart and Josh Goodall were victorious 

at the Aegon British Tour Masters held at the 

Nottingham Tennis Centre. 

The Tennis Foundation Wheelchair Tennis 

Development Series was won by Steve 

Crompton and Helen Bond after competing in 

tournaments during 2012. 

JANUARY 2013 

Laura Robson and Heather Watson both 

reached career high rankings of 47 and 50 

respectively. This was the first time there had 

been two players in the top 50 of the WTA 

rankings since 1987. 

British No.1 Andy Murray retained his 

Brisbane International title with a 7-6(0), 

6-4 win over Grigor Dimitrov. The 25 year-old 

top seed closed out victory in just over an 

hour and a half against the Bulgarian world 

number 48 in the final. 

The Aegon British Tour at Graves Tennis 

& Leisure Centre, Sheffield concluded 

with Richard Bloomfield and Anna 

Fitzpatrick claiming victory in the 

men’s and women’s singles 

events respectively. 

Georgina Axon reached the quarter-finals and 

the semi-finals of the girls’ singles and doubles 

respectively in the Salk Open, Sweden. 

Top seeds Colin Fleming and Bruno Soares 

claimed the Heineken Open men’s doubles 

title edging Johan Brunstrom and Frederik 

Nielsen 7-6(1), 7-6(2) in Auckland. 

Josh Goodall and Lisa Whybourn claimed 

the men’s and women’s singles titles at 

the Aegon British Tour Billesley. Whybourn 

defeated top seed Tara Moore 7-5, 6-0 for 

the crown, while top seed and 2012 Aegon 

British Tour Masters Champion Josh Goodall 

overcame second seed Dan Evans 6-4, 6-2. 

British No.1 Lucy Shuker reached the fourth 

Super Series doubles final of her career 

on the penultimate day of play in Sydney 

after partnering Dutchwoman Marjolein 

Buis to a hard fought 6-1, 5-7, 6-4 victory over 

Yui Kamiji of Japan and Ju-Yeon Park 

of Korea. 

Tara Moore and Marcus Willis captured the 

first Aegon GB Pro-Series titles of the year at 

Scotstoun Leisure Centre, Glasgow. 

Andy Lapthorne and Gordon Reid won the 

quad singles and the men’s doubles titles as 

the Melbourne Open came to a successful 

end for the Brits. World No.4 Lapthorne made 

a victorious start to 2013 after a confident 

performance saw him beat world No.5 Anders 

Hard of Sweden 6-1, 6-2 in their decisive 

round-robin match. 

Meanwhile, Reid partnered Dutchman Maikel 

Scheffers to victory in the men’s doubles as 

the British No.1 clinched his second doubles 

title of the season. 


World No.1 Novak Djokovic put Andy Murray’s 

hopes for a second Grand Slam title to an end 

after coming through the Australian Open 

final in three hours and 40 minutes. Djokovic, 

25, overcame the British No.1 6-7(2), 7-6(3), 

6-3, 6-2 on Rod Laver Arena to seal his sixth 

major, his fourth in Australia. 

Andy Lapthorne finished runner-up in his first 

Grand Slam quad singles final after a brave 

effort ended in a three set 2-6, 6-1, 6-4 defeat 

by American world No.1 David Wagner at the 

Australian Open. 

Ed Corrie claimed his first professional singles 

title at the Aegon GB Pro-Series in Preston. 

Corrie, 24, defeated American Christian 

Harrison 2-6, 6-3, 7-5 in the final of the ITF 

10k event. 

Alfie Hewett completed a successful double 

defence of his boys’ singles and doubles titles 

at the Cruyff Foundation Junior Masters after 

defeating Carlos Anker of the Netherlands 

6-0, 6-2 in the singles final in Tarbes, France. 

FEBRUARY 2013 

Great Britain and Russia were the only 

nations to reach the Tennis Europe Winter 

Cups final rounds in all six categories. 

Christian Harrison won his maiden pro singles 

title at the Aegon GB Pro-Series Sheffield after 

a three set win over Britain’s Ed Corrie. In a 

repeat match up of the previous week’s final 

in Preston, 18 year-old Harrison was stretched 

to the wire in his 6-4, 2-6, 7-6(5) win. 

The Aegon GB Fed Cup Team won through to 

the World Group II play-offs in the Fed Cup 

by BNP Paribas after winning four straight 

matches in Europe/Africa Zone Group I. 

The British team, captained by Judy Murray, 

and consisting of Heather Watson, Laura 

Robson, Anne Keothavong, Jo Konta and 

Elena Baltacha (non-playing) sealed their 

victory with a 2-0 win over Bulgaria in their 

final match, following singles victories for 

both Watson and Robson. 

The 12U boys’ team of Jack Draper, Jacob 

Fearnley, George Loffhagen and captain 

Nick Brown won the Tennis Europe Winter 

Cup in Roznov pod Radhostem, Czech 

Republic, beating Poland, Belarus and 

Serbia along the way. 

Top seeds Colin Fleming & Jonny Marray and 

Jamie Murray & Australian partner John Peers 

both made the semi-finals in Montpellier. 

James Ward made the final of the men’s 

ATP Challenger singles at the Adelaide 

International, Australia, before suffering a 

6-2, 6-3 defeat to home favourite Matthew 

Barton. The run to the final meant Ward 

jumped 58 places in the ATP rankings taking 

him to world No.205 and back to the British 

No.2 spot. 

Ed Corrie won his second Aegon GB Pro- 


Series title in his third consecutive final 

at the Aegon GB Pro-Series in Wirral, beating 

compatriot Dan Smethurst 6-4, 6-1 in 

the final. 

Ken Skupski & Jamie Delgado finished as 

runners-up of the men’s doubles in Open BNP 

Paribas Banque de Bretagne Quimper, France. 

Playing as the top seeds, the British duo met 

second seeds Johan Brunstrom of Sweden & 

Raven Klaasen in the final but were defeated 

in three sets. 

Josh Goodall and Naomi Broady claimed 

the men’s and women’s singles titles at the 

Aegon British Tour Corby. 

Gordon Reid won his third doubles title of 

2013 and the fourth ITF 1 Series doubles 

title of his career as he partnered Stephane 

Houdet to a 7-6(3), 1-6, 11-9 victory in 

Rotterdam over Michael Jeremiasz of France 

and Ronald Vink of the Netherlands. 

Colin Fleming won his second title of the year 

as he partnered Rohan Bopanna of India to 

victory in Marseille at the Open 13 ATP 250. In 

the final Fleming & Bopanna beat top seeds 

Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi from Pakistan and 

Dutchman Jean-Julien Rojer, 6-4, 7-6(3). 

Tara Moore won the ITF $25,000 Surprise 

women’s singles title in Arizona, America. 

Having already beaten Madison Brengle of the 

USA in the last eight, Moore then went on to 

defeat France’s world No.183 Irena Pavlovic 

3-6, 7-5, 6-2. In the final Moore faced American 

qualifier Louisa Chirico winning 6-3, 6-1. 

Josh Goodall and Naomi Broady won back to 

back Aegon British Tour titles after sealing 

victory in Sutton. 

Emily Smith won the ITF girls’ singles title in 

Oslo, Norway. In the final Smith defeated the 

Swiss second seed, Margaux Deagostini 6-3, 6-4. 

Heather Watson reached another career high 

ranking, breaking into the world’s top 40 after 

reaching the quarter-finals of the US indoor 

tennis championships in Memphis. 

MARCH 2013 

Anne Keothavong finished as the runner up 

in her first WTA doubles final with partner 

Valeria Savinykh of Russia at the WTA Brasil 

Tennis Cup. Keothavong & Savinykh played 

top seeds Anabel Medina Garrigues & 

Yaroslava Shvedova for the title but missed 

out 6-0, 6-4. 

Dan Evans won his first title of 2013 beating 

Marcus Willis in the men’s singles final at The 

Aegon GB Pro-Series Shrewsbury. Meanwhile 

in the men’s doubles final David Rice & Sean 

Thornley won their 17th pro career title 

together as a pair, beating the un-seeded 

Belgian duo of Sander Gille & Jonas Merckx 

6-2, 6-1. 

Marc McCarroll claimed his first singles 

title of 2013 and his second career win over 

former world No. 3 Martin Legner of Austria 

to win the men’s singles title at the Biel 

Bienne Indoors, while McCarroll and Dermot 

Bailey finished runners-up in the men’s 

doubles and Louise Hunt finished runner-up 

in the women’s singles. 

Ed Corrie claimed his third Aegon GB Pro- 

Series title of 2013 defeating Dan Evans 6-3, 

7-6(4) in Bath. As a result Corrie reached a 

career high of 364 in the ATP rankings. 

Lisa Whybourn and German partner Nicola 

Geuer claimed the women’s doubles title 

after defeating Viktorija Golubic (SUI) & 

Julia Kimmelmann (GER) 6-3, 6-4. 

Alex Jewitt and Louise Hunt won the men’s 

and women’s singles titles at the Sheffield 

Wheelchair Tennis Tournament as Britain’s 

third world ranking tournament on the 2013 

NEC Wheelchair Tennis Tour drew to a close 

at Graves Tennis Centre. 

Andy Murray defeated David Ferrer 2-6, 6-4, 

7-6(1) in an enthralling final to take the 

men’s singles title in Miami and ensure he 

moved up to No.2 in the world. In an epic 

match in hot, humid and windy conditions 

in Key Biscayne the British No.1 recovered 

from losing the first five games to edge his 

Spanish opponent in a gruelling final. 

Meanwhile in the women’s doubles 19 yearold 

Laura Robson and American partner Lisa 

Raymond, 39, ended a fantastic week by 

finishing runners-up to Nadia Petrova and 

Katarina Srebotnik. 

Dan Smethurst secured an impressive 

‘double’ at the Aegon GB Pro-Series 

Sunderland, winning the men’s singles title 

on Saturday, after beating Czech player 

Jan Minar 6-3, 6-4. Smethurst also won 

the men’s doubles title on Friday coming 

through without losing a set all week. 

Jamie Murray & John Peers (AUS) reached 

the quarter-finals of the men’s doubles in the 

Orange Open, Guadeloupe. 

Anne Keothavong claimed the women’s 

singles title at the ITF $50k event in Croissy- 

Beabourg, France. Having only dropped one 

set all week, the British No.3 defeated third 

seeded Czech Sandra Zahlavova in the final 

coming through 7-6(3), 6-3. 

Great Britain sealed a 3-2 win over Russia on 

the final day of play in Coventry at the Davis 

Cup by BNP Paribas Europe/Africa Zone Group 

I second round tie. 

James Ward defeated Dmitry Tursunov 6-4, 5-7, 

5-7, 6-4, 6-4 to leave the tie with all to play for 

at 2-2. Dan Evans followed, defeating Evgeny 

Donskoy 6-4, 6-4, 6-1, to secure Great Britain’s 

place in the 16-nation World Group Play-off 

against Croatia from September 13-15. 

Gordon Reid brought the Gauteng Open to 

a successful end for British players after 

partnering Frenchman Michael Jeremiasz 

to a straight sets win in the men’s doubles 

final, ensuring a clean sweep of the doubles 

titles for the Brits at the ITF 1 Series 

tournament after Lucy Shuker, Jordanne 

Whiley and Andy Lapthorne all won doubles 

titles on the penultimate day of the 

Gauteng Open, while Lapthorne progressed 

to Sunday’s quad singles final. 


Jamie Murray & John Peers of Australia won 

the men’s doubles title at the US Men’s Clay 

Court Championship in Houston, USA. In the 

final the pair, now ranked 64 and 60 in the world 

respectively, defeated the world No.1 American 

duo, the Bryan brothers, 1-6, 7-6(3), 12-10. 

Andy Lapthorne clinched the first ITF Super 

Series quad singles title of his career in 

Johannesburg after beating home favourite 

Lucas Sithole 3-6, 6-0, 7-6(9) in a thrilling 

final at the Airports Company South Africa 

SA Open at Ellis Park Stadium. Gordon Reid 

was the runner up in the men’s singles and 

doubles events. 

Argentina defeated Great Britain 3-1 after 

two tense three setters in the reverse singles 

rubbers on day two of the Fed Cup by BNP 

Paribas World Group II promotional playoffs 

at the Mery Terán De Weiss Stadium 

in Buenos Aires. Argentina will now be 

promoted to the World Group II in 2014, 

while the Aegon GB Fed Cup team will fight 

for promotion in the Euro/Africa Zone Group I 

event again next February. 

Alfie Hewett made it three titles from four 

events for players on the Tennis Foundation’s 

Wheelchair Tennis Performance Programme 

in Madrid after lifting his second ITF 3 

Series men’s singles title on the last day of 

the Open International Fundacion Emilio 

Sanchez Vicario. 

MAY 2013 

Laura Robson overcame world number four 

Agnieszka Radwanska 6-3, 6-1 at the Madrid 

Open to achieve the first WTA top five win by a 

British woman since Jo Durie beat Tracy Austin 

at the French Open 30 years earlier. Robson 

followed this up with an impressive straight 

sets victory against seven-time Grand Slam 

champion Venus Williams in Rome, 6-3, 6-2. 

James Ward finished as the runner-up on the 

red clay in China. Having defeated former 

junior world No.1 Tsung-Hua Yang (TPE) in the 

semi-finals, the Briton missed out 7-5, 3-6, 6-3 

to Marton Fucsovics (HUN) in the final. 

Kyle Edmund won the men’s singles title in 

the USA F12 Futures, Florida after a 6-3, 6-2 

win over Australian Carsten Ball. 

British players completed the Atlanta Open 

with three titles from four finals on Sunday, 

with Jordanne Whiley sealing the first ITF 1 

Series women’s singles title of her career. 

In the first all-British women’s singles final 

at ITF 1 Series level on the NEC Wheelchair 

Tennis Tour, fifth seed Whiley finished the 

stronger to seal a 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 victory over 

Lucy Shuker. 

Andy Murray claimed his 400th career win, 

beating Germany’s Florian Mayer in his 

opening match at the Madrid Open. 


PLAYER 

PROFILES

PETER ASHLEY 2013 

KEY FACTS 

Date of Birth: 07.09.1996 

Born: Leeds 

Height: 1.76m 

Plays: Right-handed 

Lives: Leeds 

CAREER: 

• Yorkshire’s Peter Ashley won his first junior ITF event, the Grade 4 in Perak, Malaysia 

in October 2011 after beating fellow Brits in the quarter-finals, semi-finals and then the 

final. 

• His career highlights have been representing GB in the Winter and Summer Cups, and 

at the World Team Finals at U14 level. 

• Former Eddie Herr champion having won the 14U tournament in 2010. Peter is now 

looking forward to playing more British Tour events over the next few years. 

PERSONAL: 

• Started playing tennis at the age of 4… Pete sat his GCSE exams in May… 

Also doing his AASE coaching qualification which he’ll finish at Carnegie/Leeds Met – next 

year he aims to do level 2 and level 3 coaching exams, along with an “A” level qualification… 

Avid golfer playing off handicap 6 – also plays with his brother Simon who is seven 

years older. 

Trains: Leeds Met 

Coach: Steve McLoughlin 

Career Titles (singles): 12 (juniors) 

Career Titles (doubles): 5 (juniors) 

Highest Ranking: 94 (Jan 2013) 

2012-13 SINGLES ACTIVITY: 

Click below and choose ‘Activity’ tab to see most recent results over the last 12 months 

http://www.itftennis.com/juniors/players/player/profile.aspx?PlayerID=100164233 

Agent: Essentially Group 

Twitter: 

@peterashley1996 


JAMIE BAKER 2013 

CAREER: 

• Jamie won his first ITF singles title in 2005 and made his ATP Tour debut a year later at 

the Aegon Championships, which he followed up with his first Wimbledon appearance. In 

the same year he made his Davis Cup debut and has gone on to compete in five ties, most 

recently against Tunisia in 2011. 

• He won 7 ITF titles before being struck down with a potentially life threatening virus (ITP) in 

2008 which coincided with climbing to his then-highest position in the British rankings, in 

second place behind Andy Murray at the end of 2007 (of 211). 

2012-13 

• In 2012, Jamie won $15k Cordoba in Mexico (his 12th ITF title) after an abdominal injury 

sidelined him for side-lined him for much of the New Year. 

• Also a SF in Bath and Tipton leading into qualifying of Roland Garros where he fell 2r. 

• Reached 2r of both Queens (d. Golding) and Eastbourne (d. Young) to crack Top 200 for the 

first time. Fell 1r Wimbledon to Roddick… Only SF thereafter was SF of Cardiff 

• Started 2013 by qualifying for the Australian Open, falling 1r to Rosol; reached SF of Gatineau-CAN. 

PERSONAL 

Started playing tennis at age 4. Father’s name is Gordon, mother’s name is Lynne. Has an older 

brother named Steven. Big fan of Faulty Towers series. 

GRAND SLAM RECORD 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Glasgow, Scotland 

Height: 1.83m 


Lives: London 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Keith Reynolds 

Career Titles (singles): 12 ITF 

Career Titles (doubles): 5 ITF 

Highest Ranking: 186 (June 2012) 



http://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/players/player/profile.aspx?PlayerID=100015617 

W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 0-2 1r - - - - 1r - - - - - 

French Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 0-5 n/a 1r - 1r - 1r 1r 1r - - - 

US Open - n/a - - - - - - - - - - 

YEAR END RANKINGS: SINGLES 

Twitter: @J_A_Baker 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

248 241 369 315 360 227 322 387 699 - - - - 

LTA Player Guide 

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ELENA BALTACHA 2013 

CAREER: 

• ‘Bally’ has been at the forefront of British women’s tennis for over a decade, although her 

early career was marred by injury (back) and illness (liver), the last few years have seen 

her fulfil her potential. 

• Under the close guidance of her coach Nino Severino, she broke into the world’s top 50 for 

the first time in her career in September 2010, winning $100k event in Midland USA, 

reaching 3 WTA QF, enjoying three Top 10 wins over Li Na (twice), and French Open champ 

Francesca Schiavone (No. 8) at Istanbul. 

• Her marathon 76(6) 26 76(7) 2 hour 50 minute win over Li at Indian Wells (saving three MPs 

in final set TB after trailing 1-5 and 4-6) was her first Top 10 win ever and first Top 40 

victory since beating Coetzer at Wimbledon eight years earlier. 

• In 2011, Bally made all four Grand Slams directly, recorded her best ever clay court season, 

including a run to SF of the ITF $100k in Cagnes sur Mer and 1st MD win at Roland 

Garros. Won 10th ITF title at $100k Aegon Trophy in June; reached a 4th WTA QF at Dallas 

and went on to finish inside the Top 50 - first British woman to do so since Durie 25 years 

earlier. 

• Best career results have come on grass in the UK, reaching 3r of Wimbledon as an 18 year 

old in 2002, stretched No. 11 Dokic to 3s the following year and 64 64 v Capriati in 

2004; Also winner in 2011 Nottingham, at Eastbourne, QF in 2010, stretched former 

Wimbledon champ Martinez to 3s in 2005 and qualified in 2007 reaching 2r with nail-biting 

win over Keothavong. 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Kiev, Ukraine 

Height: 1.75m 


Lives: Ipswich 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 6-6 - 1r 2r 3r 2r - - - 3r - 1r 

French Open 1-4 1r 1r 2r 1r - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 7-11 2r 2r 1r 2r 2r 1r - 1r 2r 1r 

US Open 2-2 - 2r 2r - - - - - - - 

Trains: Culford Tennis Academy, 

Ipswich / NTC 

Coach: Nino Severino; also works with 

Louis Cayer 



Highest Ranking: 49 (Sept 2010) 

Twitter: @ElenaBaltacha 

Website: 

www.elena-baltacha.co.uk 

2012-13 

• Did not play following 2012 Olympics (underwent surgery October 8, 2012 to remove a bone 

fragment on her right foot) returning eight months later in Pelham-GA, USA. 

• Bally also continues to represent Great Britain in Fed Cup – the WG II Play offs in 2013 

marked her 38th career tie playing every year since 2002; played a vital role in steering GB 

out of zonal competition in 2012 winning her three singles matches in straight sets over 

Peer, de Brito and Krajicek. 

PERSONAL: 

Born in Ukraine, Bally was raised in Paisley and now resides in Ipswich with Severino, whom she 

is engaged to be married later in 2013… Began playing age 10; mother Olga is a former Russian 

pentathlete and father Sergei is a former footballer, older brother Sergei was also a pro footballer… 

Founded Elena Baltacha Academy of Tennis (EBAT) in Ipswich to get disadvantaged girls 

6-10 started in tennis. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

172 50 55 89 136 187 347 122 202 373 157 242 397 


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LUKE BAMBRIDGE 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Nottingham 


Height: 1.90m 

Lives: Nottingham 



http://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/players/player/profile.aspx?playerid=100151261 

for junior activity, please click here: http://www.itftennis.com/juniors/players/player/profile.aspx?PlayerID=100151261 

CAREER: 

• Luke made his first major impression on the junior circuit when he won the 14U singles and 

doubles events at the Eddie Herr tournament back in 2009. 

• The highlight in 2011 for Luke was when he and his team mates won the Junior Davis Cup 

in Mexico in October - not only did the team win the European Summer Cup a month beforehand, 

but they became the first British team to ever win the Junior Davis Cup. 

• He made his Junior Wimbledon debut in 2010, and competed at the 2011 US Open Juniors 

and the 2012 Australian Open Juniors. 

2012-13 

• Luke spent much of 2012 competing in South America and moved into the world’s top 50 

juniors in March. Won his maiden ITF junior singles title in 2012, at the Grade 2 Istres Open 

in April and enjoyed his first taste of senior success by reaching the semi-finals of the $10k 

Edinburgh tournament in May. 

• In 2013 reached the junior finals of Istres-FRA and Manila-PHI; won his first ITF pro title 

with Norrie in doubles at Newcastle 

PERSONAL 

Enjoys playing table tennis in his spare time… Has three older sisters: Holly, Olivia and Zoe 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Colin Beecher 

Career Titles (singles): 1 ITF junior 

Career Titles (doubles): 5 ITF juniors 

Highest Ranking: 

ITF Combined 22 (January 2013) 

Twitter: @LukeBambridge40 


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ALEX BOGDANOVIC 2013 

CAREER: 

• Started playing on the junior circuit in 1999 during which time his best results were reaching 

the semi-finals of the US Open Juniors and the Banana Bowl in 2001, reaching No. 14 in 

the world juniors. 

• “Boggo” has made eight consecutive appearances at Wimbledon between 2002 and 2009 

where he faced the likes of Roger Federer (2004), Rafael Nadal (2006) and Thomas Berdych 

(2009) in the first rounds. 

• In 2003 he made his Davis Cup debut for GB, then in 2004 made his only other Grand Slam 

appearance outside of Wimbledon at the US Open… Has now played in five Davis Cup ties… 

Has spent a large proportion of 2011/2012 playing Challenger events in the USA. 

2012-13 

• Fell 1r of Aegon Championships qualifying; back in the US won Pittsburgh and Rochester 

ITF Futures back to back; finalist in Irvine-CA; best result in 2013 has been reaching F of ITF 

Oklahoma City. 

PERSONAL 

Parents (Dusan and Amelia) and sister Amelia fled war-torn Yugoslavia in 1992 to seek a better 

llife… initially took up tennis to make friends in a new country. Favourite surfaces are grass and 

indoor hard… Favourite football team is Man United 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Belgrade, Serbia 

Plays: Left-handed 

Height: 1.83m 

Lives: Tampa, Florida 

Trains: Saddlebrook, Florida 

Coach: none 

Career Titles (singles): 

9 ATP challengers & 4 ITF Futures 

Career Titles (doubles): 0 




W-L 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 

Australian Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

French Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 0-8 - - - 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 

US Open 0-1 - - - - - - - - 1r - - 



Website: www.alexbogdanovic.com 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

326 292 163 188 190 123 168 195 278 459 722 - - 


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KATIE BOULTER 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Leicester 


Height: 1.81m 

Lives: Loughborough 

CAREER: 

• Originally from Loughborough, Katie started playing tennis at the age of 5, represented GB 

at 8, won her first national title at 9 and at 11 became the national 12U indoor champion. 

• She has represented Leicestershire in Group 1 at County Week and made history by becoming 

the youngest ever competitor in the event. In 2008 she was an Orange Bowl quarterfinalist, 

but at the 16U 2011 event she faired even better after she was crowned runner-up. 

• Other notable achievements in 2011 for Katie included playing at Junior Wimbledon for the 

first time and earning her first WTA points after qualifying for, and making QF of $10k Bournemouth. 

2012-13 

• In 2012 and 2013 Katie has continued to mix junior and senior events at the $10k level, 

highlights in juniors include reaching Grade 1 finals in Malaysia, Philippines and winning 

ITF Grade 2 Alicante. 

PERSONAL 

Mother Sue (former County champion) and older brother James (19) both play tennis… Mentored 

by Nigel Sears… favourite quote is “Excellence is perseverance in disguise… Admires Maria 

Sharapova and favourite band are One Direction. 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Luke Milligan 

Career Titles (singles): 1 ITF juniors 




http://www.itftennis.com/juniors/players/player/profile.aspx?playerid=100163755 

Highest Ranking: ITF Combined 27 

(April 2013) 


20

LIAM BROADY 2013 

CAREER: 

Liam Broady started playing tennis at age 4. In 2011, he enjoyed the finest year of his career, 

starting off a fine run of form by capturing the Grade 1 Beaulieu sur Mer in April, then moved 

onto the grass at another Grade 1 event at the Aegon Junior International at Roehampton. 

Liam then hit the headlines a week later, after a phenomenal run at Junior Wimbledon saw him 

crowned runner-up in the singles, a year after he lifted the boy’s doubles title (losing in three 

sets to Saville). After his success of the summer, he reached the semi-finals of Eddie Herr tournament. 

It was at Melbourne Park where he lifted his second Junior Grand Slam title, this time with 

Josh Ward-Hibbert in the boy’s doubles (this lifted him to No. 2 on the ITF junior world rankings) 

and later in 2012 he reached the US Open boys final, narrowly losing 62 26 75 to Peliwo. On the 

Futures circuit he made his first SF at Penscola (d. Edmund) in November 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Stockport 


Height: 1.83m 

Lives: Stockport 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

877 667 1108 1597 

Trains: Nottingham Tennis Centre, NTC 

Coach: Mark Hilton 

Career Titles (singles): 0 


Highest Ranking: 656 (November 2011) 




Agent: IMG 

Twitter: @Liambroady 

Website: www.liambroady.co.uk 


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ANNA BROGAN 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Glasgow 


Lives: Glasgow 

Trains: Stirling University/Newlands 

CAREER: 

Anna has enjoyed a successful 12 months after she played her first ITF junior event in April 

2011. Four months later, and Anna was crowned the 14U AEGON British Junior National Champion. 

She finished runner up at the fifth ITF event she played at a Grade 4 in Vasteras, Sweden, won 

the Tennis Europe Young Champions Cup in Hasselt, Belgium and has gone on to appear in two 

doubles finals. Since the beginning of the year, her ranking has jumped over 600 places and she 

will spend 2012 focussing on ITF tournaments in Europe, with her first taste of senior success 

having come at the $10k in Edinburgh where she came through qualifying to reach the main 

draw of an ITF senior event for the first time. Anna has a twin brother and studies at Beaconhurst 

School. 

Coach: Dave Sammel 









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LUCY BROWN 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Oxford 


Lives: Oxford 

Trains: NTC 

CAREER: 

• Lucy Brown enjoyed a promising start to her junior career, making three appearances at 

Junior Wimbledon and winning a pair of 2009 titles in Lybia and Cyprus. 

• Reached her first ITF singles final in September 2011 in Madrid after stepping up from 

juniors, and claimed doubles titles in Antalya with Francesca Stephenson and in Gijon wih 

Ireland’s Amy Botwell 

• A doubles title followed in 2012, winning with Italy’s Angelica Moratelli in Prague 

• Reached a career-best doubles ranking of No. 421 in April 2013. 

Coach: Farid Bentaous 



Highest Ranking: 540 (July 2012) 

Twitter: @LucyBrown30 





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SAMM BUTLER 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: London 

Height: 1.74m 


Lives: Hampshire 




for junior activity, please click here: http://www.itftennis.com/juniors/players/player/profile.aspx?playerid=100165437 

CAREER: 

• Samm Butler first joined Team Bath in 2007 and has gone on to play ITF junior events all 

around the world. 

• He has mainly found success in the doubles with three ITF Juniors wins during his career. 

• He won his first title in 2011 during the Bank of Bermuda Foundation ITF Junior Circuit Tournament. 

2012-13 

• He made the final of the singles and doubles in the Copenhagen Winter Cup in February – 

winning the latter. 

• After making a number of finals and semis he won his third at the Almetievsk Open in 

March. 

• Samm also played his first ever senior tournament in March and won his first two games in 

the ITF Futures event in Bath before falling to former two-time Junior Grand Slam winning 

Liam Broady. 

PERSONAL: 

Samm’s favourite surface is clay and enjoys watching movies.6-10 started in tennis. Started 

playing tennis at age 5. 

Trains: Team Bath Tennis Academy 

Coach: Jim Edgar 





Twitter: @Sammbutler95 


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AMANDA CARRERAS 2013 

CAREER: 

• Somewhat of a late starter, beginning tennis at nine, Amanda Carreras is one of the most 

successful tennis players ever to emerge from Gibraltar. 

• She only played nine tournaments during her junior career but began on the ITF tour in 

2006. 

• Amanda played in Futures events and saw her ranking rise over 300 places in 2008 before 

a remarkable run of form saw her win the singles and doubles in two consecutive ITF 10k 

events in Antalya-Manavgat, Turkey. 

2012-13 

• She won the singles title in the $10k event in Getxo, Spain in May 2012. 

• Amanda has continued to play in Futures and Challenger events on the ITF Tour and has 

gradually raised her world ranking to a peak in 2013 reaching semis and finals. 

PERSONAL: 

Amanda’s parents are Mark (a commercial pilot) and Joanna, and her personal interests include 

football, running and golf. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Gibraltar 


Lives: Bicester, Oxfordshire 

Coach: Carlos Lobato 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

385 520 512 421 591 873 - - - - - - 



Highest Ranking: 308 (May 2013) 





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THOMAS COLAUTTI 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Trieste, Italy 


Height: 1.77m 

Lives: London 

CAREER: 

• After making the semi-finals of his first junior event at the Aegon Junior International, Colautti 

made his first junior singles final in February 2011 at the Oman International Junior 

• He claimed his maiden singles success at his next event, the Barbados Junior International, 

where he also claimed the doubles title with Callum Poland-Smith 

• Finished runner-up in the HRT Autumn Cup in October 2011 

2012-13 

• Colautti has been in great form in 2013, winning doubles title with Ukraine’s Yuriy Kryvoy at 

the ITF junior Cap d’Ali and rising to a career-high Combined ranking of 95 in March 2013 

• Colautti made the semi-finals of the Dontesk City Cup 

PERSONAL: 

Father (Maurizio), Mother (Kim) and brother James. Started playing tennis at age 6. Will play 

college tennis at Princeton University in the USA. Novak Djokovic is his favourite player. Favourite 

saying is from Aristotle: “We are what we do repeatedly. Excellence therefore, is not an act 

but a habit.” 

Trains: Reed’s School Tennis Academy, 

London 

Coach: Ben Haran, Nick Greenhouse 


Career Titles (doubles): 6 ITF junior 




Highest Ranking: 95 (March 2013) 


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ED CORRIE 2013 

CAREER: 

• After playing a year in futures in 2006, Ed decided he wasn’t ready for the demands of the 

Tour and enrolled in University of Texas in Austin (graduating in 2011 with a degree in Corporate 

Communication and minor in business). After graduating, cracked Top 1000 for the 

first time. 

2012-13 

• In 2012, scored his career best win over No. 176 Jan Mertl (CZE) in a 2:54 all-tiebreak three 

setter at the Aegon Nottingham Challenge; played qualifying of first tour events at Eastbourne 

and Wimbledon as WC, falling first round of both. 

• In 2013, second only to Andy Murray in singles matches won amongst British men (35 as of 

May 5), including winning his first ITF Pro Circuit singles titles; during a 6-tournament span 

from Jan. through Mar., won 27 of 30 matches, highlighted by titles in Preston, Wirral and 

Bath, finalist in Cardiff and Sheffield and SF at Shrewsbury. 

PERSONAL: 

Mother Janet is involved with Herts and Gosling junior tennis, father Martin is a financial advisor 

and accountant at own firm in Harpenden (also LTA Board member) both former county 

level players; brother David (six years older) Financial Advisor for UBS in Texas and US college 

tennis player; Brother Tom (three years older) played college tennis at Monmouth, NJ and went 

into coaching after graduating in 2008; Ed has been playing tennis since he could walk, doesn’t 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Welwyn Garden City 

Height: 1.82m 


Lives: Harpenden, Hertfordshire 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

518 744 1305 NR 1908 1080 1422 - - - - - - 

Trains: Gosling HPC at Welwyn Garden 

City 

Coach: Tom Corrie 







Twitter: @edcorrie7 

remember life without a racket; first coaches were his mum and John Banham. During Ed’s collegiate 

career, reached No. 4 in singles and 2 in doubles as was two-time All-American. In his 

spare time, likes reading, watching sport, TV series (Suits), films (Shawshank Redemption), music 

(Coldplay & Kings of Leon) and playing golf. Favourite tennis player growing up was Sebastien 

Grosjean. 


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CLAY CRAWFORD 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Leeds 


Height: 1.79m 

Lives: Leeds 





CAREER: 

• Starting his ITF Juniors career abroad, Clay Crawford started playing ITF Tournaments in the 

United States and Americas. 

• He played a number of ITF Juniors events before moving back to the UK and training at the 

Bolton Arena. 

2012-13 

• Clay really hit his stride in 2012 by making the final of the first week of Aegon Junior International 

in Nottingham and winning the second week. 

• He followed it up with two more ITF junior wins in Edinburgh and Newcastle in consecutive 

weeks. 

• He then scored his biggest win in the Israeli Matan Gafniel Raanana Open in November. 

• Clay has also begun his senior career in the ITF Futures events and has made the last 16 in a 

few of the tournaments. 

PERSONAL: 

Clay began his career in 2009-2010 based in Jamaica living with grandparents Robert and Barbara. 

Clay first got into tennis at the age of 7 when he visited his local club with his primary school. 

Trains: Bolton Arena 

Coach: Rob Morgan 




(January 2013) 

Twitter: @ClayCrawford95 


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HARRIET DART 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: London 


Lives: West Hampstead, London 

Trains: Nottingham Tennis Centre 

CAREER: 

Having played junior ITF events since 2010, 2011 was breakthrough year for Harriet. Following 

an enforced lay off due to injury between March and May, she quickly bounced back to have an 

outstanding summer which included winning her first Junior ITF title at the Grade 4 in Newcastle 

in both singles and doubles; a runner-up spot in a junior ITF in Portugal; and becoming the 14U 

Aegon British Junior National Champion in both singles and doubles. Her junior ITF ranking 

moved to just outside the top 200 (reaching her highest position to date at the start of 2013). On 

a senior level, she started to play ITF events in the summer of 2011 at $10k level, with her best 

results coming at Sutton (January) and Bournemouth (April) but the biggest highlight thus far 

was reaching the final of Edgbaston in November (in just her eighth main ITF senior main draw) 

where she only fell to former Top 100 player Voracova. 

Coach: Damien Roberts 








Twitter: @harrietdart 


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ELEANOR DEAN 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Emley, West Yorkshire 


Lives: Whitley, West Yorkshire 

Trains: Cologne, Germany 

CAREER: 

Yorkshire’s Eleanor Dean started playing tennis at the age of 8 at summer camps whilst on holiday 

in Spain. She won her first junior ITF event at the Luxembourg Grade 4 in August 2010, and 

went on to win her next two tournaments for good measure. In the summer of 2012, she played 

her first senior event at the Bournemouth $10k, and went on to reach the final and semi-final of 

two Dutch $10k events in June 2011. The highlight of her career so far has been winning through 

to the third round of Junior Wimbledon in 2010 on her favourite surface. Eleanor continues to 

study Maths, English, English Literature, Biology, Spanish and German. 

Coach: Robert Orlik 








Twitter: @eleanortennis 


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JAMIE DELGADO 2013 

CAREER: 

• Jamie has been playing professional tennis for 17 years during which time he has amassed 

17 ATP doubles Challenger titles (from 1996-2012). 

• He qualified as a singles player at Wimbledon on three occasions (1999, 2004-05) and 

received six wild cards in 1997, 2000-03 and 2006. Including his doubles appearances, he 

has played at Wimbledon during 17 consecutive years. 

• His best singles wins came when he won three Challenger events at Granada (1999), Belo 

Horizonte (1999) and Bristol (2001). Jamie made his Davis Cup debut in 1997 and has 

played four ties, most recently against Ukraine in September 2006, and he cites playing 

Andre Agassi in the World Group on Wimbledon centre court as one of his career highlights. 

• Now in his mid-thirties, he focuses on doubles. 

2012-13 

• 16 years after turning pro, he reached a career high ranking of 57. 

• Early in 2012 he teamed up with Ken Skupski, and the duo have won two ATP Challenger 

titles together in Bergamo and Rome (has also won three titles with Jamie Murray and five 

with Jonny Marray – all in 2011). 

PERSONAL: 

Jamie was born in Birmingham, bought up in Tenerife and moved to England aged 10… Is a 

Manchester United fan and has taken up salsa dancing. 

GRAND SLAM RECORD: DOUBLES 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Birmingham 


Height: 1.78m 

Lives: Southfields, London 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Louis Cayer 

Career Titles (singles): 3 ATP 

Challengers 

Career Titles (doubles): 17 ATP 




W-L 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 

Australian Open 0/1 1r - - - - - - - - - - 

French Open 0/1 - - 1r - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 6/16 - 2r 2r 3r 1r 1r 3r 1r 1r 1r 1r 

US Open 2/1 - 3r - - - - - - - - - 

YEAR END RANKINGS: DOUBLES 

Challengers 

Highest Ranking (singles): 121 

(August 2001) 

Highest Ranking (doubles): 57 

(October 2012) 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

60 84 107 112 121 162 107 407 330 334 310 328 356 


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KATY DUNNE 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Hemel Hempstead 


Lives: Flaunden, Hertfordshire 

Trains: NTC 

CAREER: 

Katy started her tennis at Batchwood Tennis Club in St Albans, then trained at Halton but more 

recently moved to train at the NTC full time. In 2010, she won the 16U AEGON British Junior 

National Championships, having reached the final of the 14U competition the year before. She 

made her Junior Wimbledon debut in 2010, and played again in 2011. She won her first junior 

title in April 2010, and has since added a further three titles to her tally. Katy made her senior 

ITF debut in March 2011 at the Bath $25k event and in October 2011, she represented GB at the 

Junior Fed Cup, helping the team to achieve a 14th place finish. In 2012 she played her first 

junior Grand Slam outside of Wimbledon at the Junior Australian Open, and spent much of 2012 

playing a mixture of junior and senior ITF events. Finished 2012 strongly in juniors winning Cairo 

Grade 2 juniors in September, also won Korea Grade 2 over Dart 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 and was runner-up 

in Osaka. In 2013, Katy reached the third round of the Australian Open and in her next junior 

event, reached the SF of Milan in May. 

Coach: Jane O’Donoghue 




(May 2013) 




Twitter: @katydunne 


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KYLE EDMUND 2013 

CAREER: 

• Kyle has continues to build on the success of his fledgling career. He started playing ITF 

junior events in November 2009, and his early career was highlighted by a runners-up sport 

at the 16U European Summer Cup and a fourth place finish at the Junior Davis Cup. 

• Ten months later, and Kyle reached the semi-finals of the US Open Juniors in 2011 at the 

age of 16. He went on to win the 16U European Summer Cup and the Junior Davis Cup with 

team mates, and in doing became the first ever British team to lift the trophy. Kyle followed 

this run of form with a place in the final of the Grade 1 Yucatan Cup, and then reached the 

quarter-finals of the Australian Open Juniors. 

2012-13 

• 2012 saw Kyle start to compete at senior level, including earning his first ATP ranking point 

in March, and attaining his goal of winning a Grand Slam (US Open doubles w/Silva – his last 

junior match to date); also in juniors, reached SF of Canadian Open and QF of French Open 

on his favourite surface. 

• At senior level, he defeated world No. 103 Gimeno in just his 10th senior match at Wimbledon 

qualifying. Five tournaments later he won his first Futures event in Birmingham-Alabama 

to become the youngest Briton since Andy Murray 10 years earlier to win a Futures 

event; finished the year reaching another final in Niceville-FL. 

• Skipped Australian Open juniors at the start of 2013 to compete on clay in Florida where he 

won 13 of 16 matches; In April was asked to join Davis Cup team as a hitting partner and 

YEAR END RANKINGS: SINGLES (ATP) 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Johannesburg 


Height: 1.88m 

Lives: Tickton, Yorkshire 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

568 - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Colin Beecher 



Highest Ranking: 8 ITF Combined 

(January 2012) 

Highest Ranking: ATP: 442 (May 2013) 

Twitter: @kyle8edmund 

Agent: IMG 





three weeks later won his second Futures title (again on clay) as the No. 7 seed – winning all 

five matches in straight sets. 

PERSONAL: 

Kyle was a relative late comer to the sport, picking up a racket at age 10. Father Steven and 

mother Denise, also has one sister Kelly – a year younger. Former pupil of Beverley Grammar 

School, leaving at 13 to attend full time tennis academy. 


33

DAN EVANS 2013 

CAREER: 

• Birmingham player Dan Evans made his ATP debut at the Aegon Championships in 2008, 

slid almost 100 places in the rankings during 2010 but enjoyed a return to form in 2011 by 

making four ITF finals. 

• Dan has played at Wimbledon on two occasions in 2009 and 2011, falling first round on 

both occasions. 

2012-13 

• Continued this form into 2012, by winning the Sheffield $15k and then qualifying for the 

Zagreb ATP Tour event. After returning home to represent GB in his third Davis Cup tie 

against Slovakia, Dan enjoyed two memorable singles wins against higher ranked opponents 

(against Lacko and in the deciding fifth rummber in a five set thriller over Klizan) to 

lead the British team into the quarter-finals of the Euro/Africa Zone Group I. 

• He then made the Cherbourg ATP Challenger after coming through qualifying and then returned 

to Davis Cup action in April against Belgium. 

• In 2013 Evans won Shrewsbury in March, following up with a final in Bath (l. Corrie) and received 

a last minute call-up to the Davis Cup squad where he fell to Tursunov in five sets on 

the opening day but again clinched the fifth and deciding rubber on the final day over world 

No. 80 Evgeny Donskoy 64 64 61. 

• Won ITF $10k at Bastad, Sweden in May for his 10th pro title. 

GRAND SLAM RECORD: SINGLES 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Birmingham 


Height: 1.75m 

Lives: Birmingham 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: TBA 



Highest Ranking: 248 (August 2009) 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 


French Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 0-2 - - 1r - 1r - - - - - - 

US Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Twitter: @Evo151216 

PERSONAL: 

Father David (an electrician) and mum Bernadette (a nurse), has two sisters: Clare and Laura… 

Evans started playing tennis at 7…. Favourite surface is clay and enjoys playing golf, pool and 

going to the cinema in his spare time… Member of GB team that won World Junior Tennis Competition 

in Czech Republic in 2004. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

295 342 363 261 477 1258 1541 - - - - - - 


34

ANNA FITZPATRICK 2013 

CAREER: 

• Anna Fitzpatrick had a quiet start to life on the junior circuit before turning professional in 

2006, where she won her first singles tournament in Ikley. The following year she became 

the first Briton in six years to make the semi-finals of the Wimbledon girls’ tournament 

• Fitzpatrick last singles title came in Wrexham in 2011, with her main focus and success in 

recent years coming in the doubles game – where she has won 19 titles (most recently at 

$10k Egypt in May) 

• Eight of those have come with Jade Windley, and the pair are aiming to catch David Rice 

and Sean Thornley’s tally which currently stands at 17 

PERSONAL: 

• Describes herself as a Harry Potter geek and a lover of scuba diving 

• Avid Sheffield United fan 

• Recruited to the Monte Carlo Tennis Academy in 2007, a tennis academy where only players 

with top-100 potential are considered. 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Sheffield 


Lives: Sheffield 

Trains: Hallamshire Tennis Club 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

545 415 509 761 424 383 676 1102 - - - - - 




Agent: IMG 

Twitter: @TennisFITZY 





35

COLIN FLEMING 2013 

CAREER: 

• Colin Fleming started played Futures domestically in 2001, and professionally between 

2004-06 (partnering Jamie Murray mainly in doubles), then stopped playing to finish the 

final year of his degree. 

• After working as a commercial graduate for a utility company for ten months, he 

resumed his playing career in August 2008, focussing on doubles with Skupski (from 

2009-2010) and played his last singles-only event at the end of 2009 having reached 

his best ranking of No. 359. 

• Colin represented Scotland at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi and returned 

home with a mixed doubles gold medal after he and partner Jos Rae beat the top seeds 

in the final. 

• On returning home, he teamed up with Ross Hutchins, and went on to win three titles in 

2011 including the Athens Challenger, the Aegon Trophy and St Petersburg. The duo also 

reached the quarter-finals of both Wimbledon and the US Open 

2012-13 

• Fleming lifted another ATP title (w/Hutchins) at Delray Beach in February 2012 (reaching 

a career-high ranking of No. 24). Shin splints kept him out of action for two months before 

the grass court season but he rebounded at the Aegon International, winning the title (w/ 

Hutchins) in an all-British final against Delgado and Skupski. 

• A final in Newport was sandwiched between 1r losses at Wimbledon and the Olympics, 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Broxburn 


Height: 1.88m 

Lives: Linlithgow 

2012-13 DOUBLES ACTIVITY: 



W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 3-4 1r 3r 1r 2r - - - - - - - 

French Open 2-3 1r - 2r 2r - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 4-5 1r QF 2r 1r - - 1r - - - 

US Open 4-3 3r QF 1r - - - - - - - 

Trains: NTC 




Highest (doubles) Ranking: 24 

(March 2012) 

Twitter: @colin_fleming 

while a strong Asian swing in the autumn (final in KL and SF in Beijing and Shanghai) 

saw Hutchins and Fleming named as the alternate and ninth best team of the year at the 

season-ending Barclay’s ATP World Tour Finals. 

• Won two titles in 2013, at Auckland (w/Soares) and Marseille (w/Bopanna) 

• He has represented Great Britain in Davis Cup at eight ties, and has become part of the 

established GB Davis Cup doubles team since his first appearance in 2009 (winning his last 

seven doubles matches in a row with three different partners). 

PERSONAL: 

Father Martin is a business consultant and mother Dorothy is a Head teacher. Has two older siblings, 

Laura and Michael. Started playing mini tennis at the age of 8 and has gone on to be one 

of the country’s most successful doubles players. He combined tennis during his teenage years 

while studying Economics and Finance at Stirling University from 2001-2004. Colin married his 

wife Gemma in December 2011. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

27 33 73 56 336 - 226 274 1400 - - - - 


36

OLIVER GOLDING 2013 

CAREER: 

• Oli Golding first made a name for himself at Junior Wimbledon in 2010 after he made the 

semi-finals of the boy’s event and represented Team GB at the Youth Olympic Games where 

he won gold in the doubles with partner Jiri Vesley (CZE). 

• His doubles success continued at the US Open Juniors, where he made the boy’s 

doubles final. 

• In 2011, he made his ATP Tour debut at the AEGON Championships and made the second 

round of Wimbledon qualifying. 

• He played his last junior event at the US Open Juniors, and claimed the biggest win of his 

career as he took the singles title. 

2012-13 

• Oli won his first senior ITF title at Bournemouth in April 2012 and followed it up two weeks 

later with his second in Newcastle. 

• He was invited to train with Andy Murray in Miami at the end of 2012 and has spent 2013 

playing Futures events around the world. 


KEY FACTS 



Born: Richmond-upon-Thames 


Height: 1.88m 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

431 643 1137 1712 - - - - - - - - - 

Lives: Twickenham 

Trains: NTC 







Agent: The Garden Court/Octagon 

Twitter: @oli_golding 

Website: www.olivergolding.co.uk 

PERSONAL: 

Oli is a former child actor and has performed in the West End. His favourite player is Roger 

Federer. 


37

JOSH GOODALL 2013 

CAREER: 

• Josh reached a career high ranking of 184 four years ago having tuned professional in 2004. 

He has won 18 Futures titles between 2005 and 2013 (with 11 of those coming in 2011-12). 

• It is however in doubles that he has enjoyed most success, racking up a total of 28 titles in 

total. His favourite surface is grass – he has played at the Aegon Championships three times 

since 2005, and made the second round of the Aegon International at Eastbourne in 2009. 

• He made his Wimbledon debut in 2005, and made five MD appearances (two in Q – 2008 

and 2010), making the second round on two occasions. In 2006 he qualified for the US Open 

as well as Wimbledon. 

• Josh has played in two Davis Cup ties, most recently against Belgium in the quarter-final of 

the 2012 Euro/Africa Zone Group I. 

2012-13 

• His most recent victories coming at the start of 2012 at the German $10k, Tipton $15k 

and Greece $10k, followed by three in four weeks during the summer: Ilkley, Dublin and 

Wrexham. 

• In 2013, best Futures results came domestically, starting with a runner-up finish in Glasgow 

and three SF results at Wirral, Shrewsbury and Sunderland. 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Basingstoke 


Height: 1.88m 

Lives: Basingstoke 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Gary Goodall 







W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 


French Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 0-5 - 1r - - 1r - 1r 1r 1r - - 

US Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Twitter: @joshuagoodall 

PERSONAL: 

Started playing tennis at age 4, tennis idol growing up was Marat Safin. Parents Gary and Sue, is 

an only child. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

232 283 399 306 203 374 207 386 352 - - - - 


38

ALANNAH GRIFFIN 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Solihull 


Lives: Solihull 

Trains: Sutton Tennis Academy 





CAREER: 

• Alannah Griffin won the 2010 14U AEGON British National Junior Championships. 

• She started playing Junior ITFs in August 2010, and made her first final at a Grade 5 in 

Malta eight months later. 

• She has represented GB at the IC Junior Challenge Finals and scooped a number of 14U 

Tennis Europe titles in Dublin, Slovenia and Bournemouth. 

2012-13 

• After winning her first ITF junior doubles title in June 2012 she went on to win four more in 

the space of two months. 

• She also captured her first singles title in the Rushbrooke ITF in Cobh, Ireland in August. 

• Alannah also began her senior career – winning her first ever match on the ITF Futures Tour. 

PERSONAL: 

Alannah first got into tennis at her school aged six and played at the Solihull Arden Tennis Club 

before transferring to Sutton. 

Coach: Neil Carter 

Career Titles (singles): 1 ITF Junior 

Career Titles (doubles): 5 ITF Junior 


(March 2013) 

Twitter: @alannahJLS 


39

EVAN HOYT 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Torreon, Mexico 


Height: 1.83m 

Lives: Cardiff 

CAREER: 

• Evan began playing at the age of 4 and has achieved some notable landmarks; he was part 

of the 2010 GB Summer Cup team which finished runners-up and as a result, the team 

qualified for the Junior Davis Cup and finished fourth despite the whole team being a year 

young. 

• Then in 2011, Evan and the team did even better, winning the Summer Cup and becoming 

the first British team ever to win the Junior Davis Cup. Evan did not lose a match in either 

singles or doubles during the tournament. 

• Evan won his first junior title at a Grade 4 event in October 2010, and made his Junior 

Wimbledon debut in 2011. World No. 2 Rafael Nadal was sufficiently impressed to ask Evan 

to hit with him during the second week of the Championships. 

2012-13 

• Hoyt missed the early part of 2012 because of a fractured wrist but has since made the 

final of a Grade 2 event in April. Posted strong doubles results on the grass, reaching SF of 

both Aegon Junior International at Roehampton and junior Wimbledon with two different 

partners. Also started playing on the ITF Futures tour playing two events. 

• In 2013, reached SF of Cap d’Ail (Grade 2) in singles, while in doubles was a semifinalist at 

two Grade 1’s in Manila-PHI and Nonthaburi-THA. On ITF futures tour, played domestically 

in qualifying of Preston, Sheffield, Cardiff and Edinburgh. Won his 1st MD match in 

Newcastle reaching 2r. 

Trains: Reed’s School, Surrey 

Coach: Ben Haran 








Twitter: @EvanHoyt1 

PERSONAL: 

Father, Tom and mother, Cathy, has a sister two years younger, Dilly. Evan has been training 

at Reed’s School Tennis Academy in Surrey since 2007. He is from Llanelli in South Wales and 

speaks Welsh fluently, although he was born in Mexico. Enjoys playing table tennis in his spare 

time, eating and sleeping. Rafael Nadal is his idol. 


40

ROSS HUTCHINS 2013 

CAREER: 

• Ross is one of Britain’s leading doubles players. In March 2007 he made the decision to 

concentrate fully on doubles (having reached his best singles ranking of 559 the previous 

August) and broke into the world’s top 100 in June whilst also reaching his maiden ATP final 

in Nottingham. 

• 2008 was his real breakthrough season – he won one ATP title in Beijing (w/Huss) and made 

two finals in Moscow and Lyon. In 2009 he reached the semi-finals of San Jose, the semifinals 

of Marseille and the final of Tokyo. 

• 2010 was equally as successful, with final appearances in Sydney and Memphis, as 

well a title win in Montpellier. He won a silver medal in the men’s doubles at the 2010 

Commonwealth Games in Delhi 

• To start the 2011 season he teamed up with Colin Fleming, and went on to win three titles 

including the Athens Challenger, the Aegon Trophy and St Petersburg (first ATP title). The 

duo also reached the QF of both Wimbledon and the US Open. 

• Ross has represented Great Britain in Davis Cup at seven ties, having won his last three (all 

with Fleming) having lost the first four doubles rubbers he played. 

2012-13 

• Hutchins won his second ATP title (w/Fleming) at Delray Beach in February 2012 (reaching 

a career-high ranking of No. 27). At the Aegon International, took a third career ATP title (w/ 

Fleming) in an all-British final against Delgado and Skupski. 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Wimbledon 


Height: 1.90m 

Lives: Wimbledon 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 3-4 - 3r 1r 1r 2r - - - - - - 

French Open 2-3 - - - 1r 1r 3r - - - - - 

Wimbledon 6-8 - 1r QF 2r 1r 2r 1r 2r 1r - - 

US Open 5-5 - 3r QF 1r 1r 2r - - - - - 

Trains: NTC 




Highest Ranking: 27 (March 2012) 

Twitter: @RoscoHutchins 

• A final in Newport was sandwiched between 1r losses at Wimbledon and the Olympics, 

while a strong Asian swing in the autumn (final in KL and SF in Beijing and Shanghai) 

saw Hutchins and Fleming named as the alternate and ninth best team of the year at the 

season-ending Barclay’s ATP World Tour Finals. 

• After complaining of chronic back pain in October, learned on December 27th after a 

biopsy and pneumonia that he was suffering from Hodgkins Lymphoma and would be 

off the Tour for most of 2013, undergoing six months of chemotherapy. Hopes to be back 

training by the end of the year. Has kept very busy in British Tennis during his time away 

from competition and heavily involved in Rally Against Cancer on June 16 to benefit Royal 

Marsden Hospital. 

PERSONAL: 

Father, Paul, is a former British Davis Cup player and Davis Cup captain (1975-1987) and mother, 

Shali… Has one brother, Blake, and two sisters, Romy and Lauren, all three play tennis… Attended 

King’s College School in Wimbledon, leaving with seven GCSEs in 2001 to pursue tennis career 

and French and Spanish courses… Played cricket, rugby, basketball, swimming and football while 

growing up, as a golf handicap of 12 and is an avid supporter of Fulham FC… Favourite movies are 

Gladiator and Remember The Titans… Ross became engaged to fiancée Lindsay Wood in early 

2013. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

28 43 51 50 44 92 153 272 1210 1698 1257 - - 


41

DOMINIC INGLOT 2013 

CAREER: 

• Doubles specialist Dominic Inglot attended university in America and was the No. 2 doubles 

player in the NCAA All-Tourament Team, and won silver at the 2009 World University Games 

in Belgrade. 

• Qualified for his first grand slam tournament with Chris Eaton at 2010 Wimbledon, where 

they beat the then-world no.1 team of Daniel Nestor and Nenad Zimonjic in the upset of the 

tournament in a dramatic five setter 7-5, 5-7, 7-6(4), 6-7(3), 8-6 on their way to 

the third round. 

• A serious ankle injury hampered Inglot’s 2011 but he bounced back in style in 2012, 

making his first-ever ATP Tour final at the 2012 US Men’s Clay Court Championships before 

making it to the third round of the French Open. 

• He and Eaton were unable to replicate their 2010 heroics at Wimbledon in 2012, losing in 

the first round. 

2012-13 

• Won his first-ever ATP final in August 2012 with Treat Conrad Huey at the 2012 

Washington D.C. 

• Inglot had the chance to follow this up with another win in Basel but he and Huey lost out to 

Daniel Nestor and Nenad Zimonjic. 

• Started 2013 losing in the final of the Dallas Challenger but otherwise failing to make it past 

the last 16 in any other competition. 


KEY FACTS 

Date of Birth: 6/3/1986 

Place of Birth: London, England 


Height: 1.96m 

Lives: London, England 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 0-1 1r - - - - - - - - - - 

French Open 4-2 3r 3r - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 2-2 - 1r - 3r - - - - - - - 

US Open 1-1 - 1r - 1r - - - - - - - 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Darko Platevic 



Highest (doubles) Ranking: 37 


• Reached a career-best No. 37 in the world when he and Huey reached the Dusseldorf final 

on the eve of the French Open. 

PERSONAL: 

Was a tennis double for actor Paul Bettany in the Hollywood film ‘Wimbledon’ ...Started 

playing tennis aged eight on a holiday in Portugal…Speaks Polish and English…Father, Andrei, 

is a landlord and former professional footballer player; mother, Elizabeth, a house wife; brother, 

Alex, works in Sports PR and Communications… Studied finance at the University of Virginia… 

Also enjoys Volleyball, music and golf. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

40 544 116 317 - - - 1174 - - - - - 


42

ANNE KEOTHAVONG 2013 

CAREER: 

• Anne played her first ITF senior event in 1999, won her first at $10k Jersey in 2001 (the 

same year she reached the Wimbledon junior SF along with Baltacha, falling to Safina). 

• Became British No. 1 for the first time in 2003 and started playing regularly on the WTA 

Tour in 2006; in 2007, reached her first WTA singles SF in Kolkata (d. Errani en route) – the 

best by a British woman since Durie at 1992 Birmingham. 

• In May 2008, won $50k in Lebanon to crack Top 100 for the first time and became first 

British woman in nine years to enter Wimbledon without WC (playing 7th consecutive MD 

there) and at the US Open put in her best GS showing reaching 3r. Finished the year in style 

winning her biggest titles $75k in Barnstaple and $100k in Krakov. 

• 2009 started almost reaching the final of Auckland (fell to Vesnina 57 61 75 in 2:57) and 

broke into the world’s top 50 after reaching her third WTA SF in Memphis in February) 

becoming the first British woman in 16 years to reach that landmark since Durie in 1993), 

she would reach her biggest Tour SF (Premier) in Warsaw – the best Premier+ result on Tour 

since 1990 Newport and on clay since Durie reached the French Open SF in 1983. 

• Her success was curtailed by a second serious knee injury (this time her right sustained in 

Stanford and would keep her off the Tour until 2010. She fought her way back into the top 

100 (with two more WTA SF results: Memphia & Luxembourg). 

• Finished 2011 with another strong indoor run, qualifying for WTA Luxembourg (her 7th) 

upsetting former No. 1 Ivanovic en route for a career best win (winning 12 of the final 14 

games of the 63 62 match) before falling in 3s to Niculescu. Anne then topped this with 


KEY FACTS 


Born: London 


Height: 1.75m 





W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 1-3 - 1r 2r - 1r - - - - - - 

French Open 0-4 - 1r 1r 1r 1r - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 4-12 - 2r 2r 1r 1r 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r 1r 

US Open 2-4 - 1r 1r 1r - 3r - - - - - 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Jeremy Bates 



Highest Ranking: 48 (February 2009) 

Agent: Essentially Group 

Twitter: @annekeothavong 

Website: www.annekeothavong.co.uk 

singles and doubles victories at the $75k Barnstaple and the $50k Ismaning. 

2012-13 

• 2012 marked eleven years since Anne made her Fed Cup debut, and she helped the team 

advance from the Euro/Africa Zone Group I to the World Group II Play-offs for the very first 

time. Played her 11th consecutive Wimbledon singles MD and named to the Olympic squad 

in singles and doubles. 

• In 2013 won her 20th ITF career singles title in Crossy-Beaubourg, France (and fifth at $50k 

level). In February finally reached her first WTA final – at Florianopolis doubles w/Savinykh 

falling to top seeds Medina/Shvedova. 

• Marked her 12th year out of 13 playing Fed Cup since 2001 for a total of 40 ties, winning 21 

singles matches (only Wade has represented more – 57 ties, and won more – 36). 

PERSONAL: 

Learned to play tennis aged 7 on the park courts of Hackney Downs and Highbury Fields… Father 

(Somsak), Mother (Vathana), two brothers (James & Mark) and younger sister Lena… Speaks Laotian 

also… Likes bouldering (rock climbing and keeping fit in her spare time… Favourite cities are 

London and New York. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

137 73 123 100 61 122 168 239 175 177 233 268 377 


43

BRYDAN KLEIN 2013 

CAREER: 

• Prolific winner of doubles and singles titles on the Futures circuit, still attempting to make 

a splash on the ATP circuit. Former junior world No. 4 (after winning the Australian Open 

singles title in 2007 over Eysseric); best year of career to date was reaching 2r of 2009 Australian 

Open as WC (d. Phau, l. Wawrinka) and followed up by winning only ATP Challenger 

thus far in Burnie. 

2012-13 

• Won three futures singles titles (two in Turkey, one in Spain) during 2012 and 12 Futures 

doubles titles. 

PERSONAL: 

Began representing Great Britain in May 2013, the country of his mother’s birth (originally from 

Manchester). Klein has grown up in a tennis household; his father, Verne, was a coach and high 

school teacher and his older brother (Jeremy) also played tennis competitively for a short time; 

also has a younger brother, Tom… Mum’s name is Tricia. 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Rockingham, Australia 


Height: 1.83m 

Lives: Kingston, UK / Perth, AUS 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: 


(1 ATP Challenger) 





W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 1-1 - - - - 2r - - - - - - 

French Open 0-0 - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 0-0 - - - - - - - - - - - 

US Open 0-0 - - - - - - - - - - 


(3 ATP Challengers) 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

241 451 214 200 256 606 944 1265 - - - - - 


44

JOHANNA KONTA 2013 

CAREER: 

• Left Australia at 13 to train at the Sanchez-Casal Academy in Barcelona Spain before settling 

in the UK a year later. Won her first ITF title at Mostar in 2008 and took her biggest 

title to-date in May 2010 at the $50k in Raleigh, North Carolina (d. former Wimbledon semifinalists 

Stevenson, Lucic and then Lee-Waters in the final). Won 2011 Woking (d. Robson in 

the final)… later in the year in Barnstaple, also won the first set against Robson before retiring 

due to an abdominal strain at the start of the second set; also in 2011 made her WTA 

debut in Copenhagen as a qualifier reaching 2r. 

2012-13 

• Most recent singles title came at $25k Rancho Mirage, CA in Feb. 2012 d. Wienerova. 

• Her most impressive showings came at the Grand Slams: at Wimbledon was twice two points 

from beating No. 30 seed McHale (receiving at 8-7 final set) in a dramatic 3:10 1r encounter 

played on Court 17 spread over two days before falling 67(4) 62 108; at the US Open seven 

weeks later, she qualified beating three higher ranked players, then in the first round upset 

No. 59 Babos 62 75 (saving 10 set points in the ninth game on Babos’ serve with V.Williams 

watching on) and in 2r served for the match at 5-2 in deciding set vs. Govortsova. 

• In 2013, has beaten two Top 100 players so far: No. 98 Torro-Flo in Brisbane and No. 88 Putinseva 

in Estoril – both in qualies. 

• Named to Aegon GB Fed Cup team in February going 1-1 in doubles during Euro/Africa Zone 

1 action and made her singles debut vs. Ormaechea in April falling 63 62. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Sydney, Australia 


Height: 1.80m 

Lives: Eastbourne, England 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Julien Picot 



Highest Ranking: 142 (Feb. 2013) 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 


French Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 0-1 - 1r - - - - - - - - - 

US Open 1-1 - 2r - - - - - - - - - 

Twitter: @JoKonta91 

PERSONAL: 

Parents are Gabor and Gabriella; sister is Emese ... Started playing at age 8 when introduced to 

the sport by parents ... Favorite surface is clay ... Speaks Hungarian and English… Moved to the 

UK in 2005 and became a British citizen in May 2012… Signed with Venus Williams’ clothing line 

Eleven at the start of 2013… Nickname ‘JoKo.’ Enjoys going to the movies and spending time 

with family in her spare time. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

153 305 248 360 668 - - - - - - - - 


45

JONATHAN MARRAY 2013 

CAREER: 

• A pro since 2000, Jonny played both singles and doubles, winning his second singles event 

entered in India, and arguably his most memorable match coming at the 2004 Queen’s Club 

when he played Lleyton Hewitt in the third round eventually going down in two tie-break 

sets. 

• Last of five ITF Futures singles titles came in Syros-GRE in 2006, stopped playing singles 

regularly in 2009. Focussed on doubles in 2010 winning two challengers with Jamie Murray 

and five with Delgado in 2011 to bring his total to 32 ITF titles (16 challengers). Highest 

singles ranking of 215 came in April 2005. 

2012-13 

• Jonny Marray was an integral part of the story-book year that was 2012… Leading up to 

Wimbledon, won two ATP Challengers (both w/Brown), was awarded a WC into Wimbledon 

with Freddie Nielsen in his 10th appearance (having won only five matches in nine previous 

attempts) and having never been higher than 74 in the world (May 2010), the pair defied the 

odds to win a series of five setters over No. 9 seeds Granollers/Lopez, No. 8s Quereshi/Rojer, 

Cerretani/Vasselin to reach the SF where they upset the second seeded Bryan brothers in 

four sets to reach their first ATP Tour doubles final of any kind where they triumphed over 

No. 5 seeds Lindstedt/Tecau again in five sets: 46 64 76(5) 67(5) 63. During the tournament 

they played 12 tiebreakers, winning eight of them. 

• Marray became the first British man to win a men’s title at Wimbledon in 76 years (since 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Liverpool 


Height: 1.83m 

Lives: Sheffield 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 1-2 2r 1r - - - - - - - - - 

French Open 0-3 1r 1r - 1r - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 13-10 - W 2r 1r 3r 1r 3r 1r 2r 1r 1r 

US Open 3-2 - 2r 3r - - - - - - - - 

Trains: NTC & Sheffield 




Highest Ranking: 15 (Jan. 2013) 

Raymond Tuckey and Pat Hughes won the men’s doubles in 1936)… Later in the year, 

Nielsen and Marray received a WC into the Barclay’s ATP World Tour Finals, where they came 

from match point down twice to reach the SF. 

• In 2013, Marray reached a career-high No. 15 after the Australian Open and joined forces 

with Colin Fleming in February, their best results have been SF in Montpellier and QF in 

Barcelona and Rotterdam. Achieved one of his lifetime goals representing GB in Davis Cup in 

April v Russia, winning a crucial doubles rubber at 0-2 to being GB’s 3-2 comeback win. 

PERSONAL: 

Parents are retired, Kevin (former IT systems manager), and Kathleen (nurse)…Brother, David, is 

a tennis coach and his physical trainer and sister, Siobhan, is a bank mortgage adviser…Started 

playing tennis aged 10, when his Mum took family to local club after watching Wimbledon 

on television… Favourite surface is grass… Hobbies include football, golf, reading and cinema… 

Supports Liverpool Football Club… If he wasn’t a tennis player, says he “would be a property 

developer or tennis coach but I love tennis, so I would always like to be involved in it”…Charitable 

efforts include helping St. Luke’s Hospice in Sheffield. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

17 112 92 389 331 177 159 196 248 198 651 - - 


46

JAMES MARSALEK 2013 

CAREER: 

• James Marsalek’s favourite surface is grass which is no surprise given his results on the 

surface. 

• James won both the 16U and 18U AEGON British Junior National Championships in 

consecutive years. 

• In 2010 he qualified for the AEGON Junior International and flew through the field to 

capture his first Grade 1 title before beating the reigning French Open Junior champion at 

Junior Wimbledon. 

• This was to be one of his last junior events, and he has since focussed on senior ITF events, 

2012-13 

• James recorded the first senior ITF win of his career when he came away with the doubles 

title in the UAE in March last year. 

• He then secured his first singles title in Ramat Hasharon, Israel in May this year – beating 

Japanese Shuichi Sekiguchi in the final reaching a career-high ranking of 537 on May 20. 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Taunton 


Lives: London 

Trains: NTC 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

615 681 1626 1566 - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Nick Weal and Louis Cayer 




Twitter: @Marzi7 





47

TARA MOORE 2013 

CAREER: 

• Tara previously worked with John Morris and has based herself at the NTC since November 

2012. showing great improvement. 

• She made the 2010 final of the Grade 1 Aegon Junior International at Roehampton before 

finishing off her junior career by making the quarter-finals of Junior Wimbledon. On the 

senior circuit, won three ITF titles – at Frinton in 2008, Chiswick in 2010 and Loughborough 

in 2011. 

2012-13 

• Tara was selected as part of the Aegon GB Fed Cup squad in 2012 but injury prevented her 

from travelling with the team. During 2012, was finalist in singles in the ITF women’s $50K 

tournament in Kazan, Russia, and in doubles, partnering fellow Brit Lucy Brown in the ITF 

women’s $10K in Antalya, Turkey improving her year-end ranking almost 100 spots to 249. 

• 2013 started much better for Moore, winning two more $10k titles domestically in Preston 

and Glasgow, and the biggest title of her career thus far, the $25k event at Surprise-AZ 

(three titles in five outings) which; also a SF at $25k Edgbaston falling to third seed Bychkova 

which catapulted her into the world’s Top 200 for the first time on April 22; won two ITF 

doubles titles w/South at Rancho Mirage and Glasgow. 

PERSONAL: 

Tara was born in Hong Kong spending time in the UK and Hong Kong as a child. Mother’s name 

is Monet, stepfather’s name is Kevin, and biological father’s name is Ian. Is an only child. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Hong Kong 


Height: 1.63m 

Lives: Doncaster 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

249 332 370 546 712 847 - - - - - - - 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Jeremy Bates & Jane 

O’Donoghue 







Agent: Global Tennis Connections 

Twitter: @TaraMoore92 

Started playing tennis at seven and aged 10 was offered a scholarship at Bollettieri’s where she 

remained until she was 16. Has been based at the NTC since November 2012. Most admired 

tennis players are Justine Henin and Pete Sampras. Favourite surface is grass. Likes R & B music 

and favourite movie is the Shawshank Redemption. 


48

GEORGE MORGAN 2013 

CAREER: 

• Now 20 years old, George Morgan previously enjoyed a very successful junior career having 

been ranked as high as No.6 in the world junior rankings. 

• He announced himself on the scene after making the final of Junior Wimbledon boy’s 

doubles in 2010. 

• But George’s most famous achievement was winning the boy’s doubles title at The 2011 

Championships, Wimbledon; was also a singles SF at both 2011 Australian and US Opens 

• In December 2011 that he scored the biggest win of his junior singles career, when he 

became the first Briton to win the 18U title at the Orange Bowl, three years after he lifted 

the 14U trophy. 

• George reached the Australian Open Juniors semi-finals and his first title came in 

September 2011 at Danerdyd in Sweden where he came through qualifying and then won 

both the singles and doubles. 

2012-13 

• George has continued to appear on the ITF Futures Tour and found his main success in the 

doubles format. 

• After capturing another doubles title again in Sweden in early 2012 he backed this up with 

doubles success in Turkey in October. 

• In the singles George had a great run to the semi-finals of the Futures event in Preston 

during 2013 but lost to eventual winner Ed Corrie. 


KEY FACTS 



Lives: Bolton 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Robert Morgan 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

843 723 928 - - - - - - - - - - 




Agent: Twenty10 

Twitter: @georgemorgan10 





49

ANDY MURRAY 2013 

CAREER: 

• Britain’s No. 1 player really put the sport on the map in 2012; made his ATP debut in 2005 

and won his first title at San Jose in 2006, defending in 2007. 

• In 2008 after making his Olympics debut in Beijing, reached his first Grand Slam final at the 

US Open and also qualified for his first ATP World Tour finals as one of the best eight players. 

• In 2009, Andy won his first grass court tournament at the Aegon Championships and 

reached the first of four straight SF appearances at Wimbledon. He won his fourth ATP World 

Tour Masters 1000 trophy in Montreal to rise to a career-high of No.2 in August – the first 

player to break the Federer-Nadal stronghold on the top two spots since 2005. 

• In 2011 he enjoyed his best run at Roland Garros, reaching the SF, and after finishing the 

hard court season with a victory at Cincinnati and a US Open SF spot, he wrapped up the 

year in style by winning tournaments on the Asian swing in Bangkok, Tokyo and Shanghai. 

• Played in 11 Davis Cup ties since 2005 debut against Israel (winning last 14 singles 

in a row). 

2012-13 

• After hiring Ivan Lendl, 2012 started off well for Andy, winning his first tournament of the 

year in Brisbane, then reached the SF of the Australian Open and finals in Dubai and Miami. 

• His season really came to life at Wimbledon where he became the first British men’s singles 

finalist in 74 years only to lose to Federer in four sets after starting strongly. 

• 28 days later he turned that disappointment around by beating No. 2 seed Djokovic and 

world No. 1 Federer comprehensively in successive matches to win singles Gold (the first 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Dunblane 


Height: 1.90m 

Lives: Oxshott, Surrey 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 29-8 F SF F F 4r 1r 4r 1r - - - 

French Open 18-6 - QF SF 4r QF 3r - 1r - - - 

Wimbledon 30-7 - F SF SF SF QF - 4r 3r - - 

US Open 29-7 - W SF 3r 4r F 3r 4r 2r - - 

Trains: NTC / Crandon Park, Miami 

Coach: Ivan Lendl 

Career Titles (singles): 26 ATP 



Agent: XiX Entertainment 

Twitter: @andy_murray 

Website: www.andymurray.com 

Briton to do since Josiah Ritchie who also did so at Wimbledon 104 years earlier.) 

Murray also teamed with Laura Robson to win a Silver medal in mixed doubles. 

• During the summer again he peaked at the major, this time becoming the first British male 

in 76 years to win a Grand Slam singles title, dethroning reigning champion Djokovic in a 

4:54 epic (tying the 1988 final as the longest on record) winning 76(10) 75 26 36 62. 

• Murray closed his season with a thrilling final loss to Djokovic in Shanghai 57 76(11) 63 in 

3:21 after having five MPs (four of them in the TB) and reached the SF of the Barclays ATP 

World Tour finals falling to Federer to end the year ranked No. 3. 

• In 2013, Murray began his season again by winning in Brisbane (dedicating the title to his 

best friend Ross Hutchins), reached the Australian Open final for the third time in four years 

falling in four sets to Djokivic. Won his ninth career Masters Series title in Miami (second 

there after 2009) a result that enabled him to match his career-best ranking of No. 2. 

PERSONAL: 

Started playing tennis at age three...Mother, Judy, is a former Scottish national coach and father, 

William is a Retail Area Manager... Grew up playing soccer and tennis and once was offered to 

play with Glasgow Rangers... Finished 3rd in 2012 BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award... 

Played first full men’s singles match with roof closed at Wimbledon on June 29, 2009 vs. Wawrinka... 

On 29 December 2012, he became an ‘Officer of Order of British Empire’ [OBE] for services to 

tennis... On 12 March 2013, he was presented the Laureus World Breakthrough of the Year Award 

winner... Works with fitness trainers Matt Little and Jez Green, physiotherapist Andy Ireland. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

3 4 4 4 4 11 17 65 514 546 - - 


50

JAMIE MURRAY 2013 

CAREER: 

• Jamie is one of GB’s top doubles players having won eight ATP Tour titles. His most 

memorable win came when he won the mixed doubles at Wimbledon in 2007, becoming the 

first Briton for 20 years to win a senior title at The Championships as he and partner Jelena 

Jankovic beat fifth seeds Jonas Bjorkman and Alicia Molik 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 on Centre Court. 

• He captured his first ATP doubles title in San Jose in February 2007 (ironically the same site 

a year after Andy won his first singles title). This was followed by titles in Memphis (2007), 

Nottingham (2007) and Delray Beach (2008). 

• In October in 2010, Jamie teamed up with younger brother Andy to win the Valencia Open 

500, just a week after he got married. Two further titles followed in 2011 in Metz and then 

Tokyo. 

• Jamie made his Davis Cup debut for GB in 2007 and has since played six ties, most recently 

against Luxembourg in July 2011. 

2012-13 

• Form dipped in 2012, won back to back matches at Tour-level only twice: at Montpellier in 

Feb (reaching the final w/Hanley) and again at Vienna (reaching SF w/Sa) in October; played 

a few Challengers at the end of the year in Geneva, Loughborough and Helsinki. 

• Partnering his brother Andy at the Olympic Games they fell in 1st round to Melzer/Peya 57 

76 75 after being twice two points from winning in the TB and twice a break up at 2-1 and 

4-3 in the decider. 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Dunblane 


Height: 1.90m 





W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 1-6 1r 1r 2r - 1r 1r 1r - - - - 

French Open 2-6 2r 2r 2r 1r 1r 1r 1r - - - - 

Wimbledon 5-7 - 1r 2r 1r 1r 3r 3r 1r - - - 

US Open 1-4 - 1r 1r - - 1r 2r - - - - 

Trains: NTC 




Highest Doubles Ranking: 23 

(October 2011) 

Twitter: @jamie_murray 

Agent: XiX Entertainment 

Website: www.jamiemurray.org 

• Starting 2013, teaming up with Australia’s John Peers after Melbourne, Murray reached 

the QF or better in three of four events (SF again in Montpellier) and peaked in Houston 

on the clay beating the world No. 1 team of the Bryan brothers 16 76 [12-10] saving 1 MP, 

improving to 8-5 in Tour-level finals. 

PERSONAL: 

Started playing tennis at age three...Mother, Judy, is a former Scottish national coach and father, 

William is a Retail Area Manager...Younger brother Andy (b. May 15, 1987)... Favourite surfaces 

indoor hard and grass… keen golfer in his spare time (playing right handed!) off handicap of 

three… when he won 2007 San Jose with brother Andy – became first brothers to win an ATP title 

since Emilio and Javier Sanchez at 1989 Kitzbuehel… Married Alejandra Gutirrez on Oct. 28, 2010 

in his home town, brother Andy was best man. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

77 35 57 105 28 32 77 288 937 1197 - - - 


51

SAMANTHA MURRAY 2013 

CAREER: 

• Samantha has found most of her success in the doubles – winning her first ITF title in 2005 

at the $10k event in Quartu Sant Elena. 

• But following a three-year break for university Samantha found her best form with a 

stunning five doubles titles in 2011 alone. 

2012-13 

• Samantha has continued her good form to peak in both her singles and doubles rankings 

in 2013. 

• She won another three doubles titles in 2012 and one more in January this year. 

• Samantha also secured her first singles title in the $25k Glasgow Futures tournament in 

October 2012. 

PERSONAL: 

Samantha took three years away from the ITF to play college tennis in the USA for Northwestern 

University in Illinois. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Stockport 


Trains: Team Bath MCTA 

Coach: David Sammell 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

283 447 - - 885 1233 - - - - - - - 




Twitter: @smurray910 





52

CAMERON NORRIE 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Johannesburg, South Africa 


Height: 185cm 

Lives: Roehampton, London / 

CAREER: 

Father (David) born in Glasgow, grew up in Scotland, eventually moved to South Africa where 

he met Cameron’s mother (Helen) who was born in Cardiff. Family moved to NZ when Cameron 

was three years old. Both parents were nationally ranked Squash players, Cameron’s dad playing 

for his University and his Mum in South Africa… had sister (three years older) Bronwen who 

studies Law. Started playing tennis at age 5 in the driveway with his mum with sawn off squash 

racquets. Goals in tennis are to represent GB in Davis Cup and reach Top 100 in world rankings. 

Tennis idol is Verdasco, self-described playing style similar to Fabrice Santoro, naming his favourite 

shot as the drop shot… likes to play with a lot of variety. Highlight of tennis career thus far 

was winning ITF Grade 1 in Manila-PHI (d. Bambridge in the final). Favourite music is Dance and 

artiste is Calvin Harris. 

Bucklands Beach, New Zealand 

Trains: NTC, Roehampton 

Coach: James Trotman 






Highest Ranking: 10 ITF Combined 



53

JONNY O’MARA 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Keighley, West Yorkshire 


Height: 1.80m 

Lives: Arbroath, Scotland 

CAREER: 

Jonny played his first ITF junior event at the Scottish Junior International in July 2009. His 

most notable achievement to date was being crowned champion at the 16U Aegon British Junior 

National Championships in 2010 having come through qualifying to make the main draw. 

In February 2011, he was selected to represent GB at the Tennis Europe Winter Cup Finals in 

Ronchin, France, where he and his team mates took the title. In July reached SF of European 

Junior Champs in Klosters-SUI falling to Coppejans in two TBs. Jonny has so far won three junior 

singles ITF titles and now trains full time at the NTC. In Feb 2013, reached F of Monastir-TUN. 

Jonny plays golf off a handicap of 5 and has named his pet dog after Rafael Nadal. 

Trains: NTC and Stirling University 

Coach: James Trottman 







(Feb. 2013) 

Twitter: @Jonny_OMara 

Agent: Midas Sports 


54

NEIL PAUFFLEY 2013 

CAREER: 

• Neil Pauffley made his first impact in 2009 when he made it to the final of a $15k Futures 

event in Ilkley despite his world ranking of 1,310. 

• However, injury left Neil out of action for 18 months until his return early next year. 

2012-13 

• Since then Neil has been climbing up the rankings beginning with his first ITF victory in 

Harnbach, Germany in September 2012. 

• He followed this up with the title in Opava, Czech Republic two months later. 

• He started 2013 off well by upsetting at-the-time British No.2 Josh Goodall in Preston and 

has since been continuing to play in Futures tournaments. 

PERSONAL: 

A big fan of football, Neil supports Manchester United and also enjoys playing golf and going 

shopping. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Slough 


Lives: Slough 

Trains: NTC 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

458 1396 714 1486 - - - - - - - - - 



Highest Ranking: 453 (December 2012) 





55

JAZZI PLEWS 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Beverley, East Yorkshire 


Lives: Barcelona, Spain 

Trains: Academia Sanchez-Casal 

CAREER: 

• In 2010 Jazzi represented GB in the World Team Finals, winning three of four singles 

matches, won the AEGON British Junior National Championships and finished the summer 

ranked inside the top 40 on the 14U Tennis Europe rankings. 

• Jazzi took her first ITF junior tournament in Casablanca in March 2012 without dropping 

a set. 

• Continued to demonstrate her prowess on clay by winning four out of the next five 

competitions on the surface, and scooped a doubles title with Lana Rush in Brazil in October 

• Reached a career high junior ITF ranking of 91 in January 2013 

PERSONAL: 

• Daughter of Lawn Tennis Association’s (LTA) national junior coach Richard Plews 

• Although originally from Yorkshire, Jazzi currently resides in Barcelona, Spain, where she 

trains on the clay at the Sanchez-Casal Tennis Academy 

Coach: Richard Plews and Stefan 

Ortega 








Agent: IMG 


56

CALLUM POLAND-SMITH 2013 

KEY FACTS 



Trains: Team Bath Tennis Academy 







CAREER: 

• Beginning his career in 2010, Callum Poland-Smith won his first ITF Junior doubles title in 

early 2011 at the Barbados Junior International. 

• He followed this up with a second in October at the Almere Autumn Indoor. 

2012-13 

• Callum secured his biggest win at the Tashkent ITF Juniors in Uzbekistan by defeating the 

fourth seeds on the way to the prestigious junior trophy. 

• He also secured his first singles title in Malaysia at the Sarawak Chief Minister’s Cup in 

November. 

• He also began his senior career in 2013, playing in a couple of Futures events. 

PERSONAL: 

Callum started playing tennis at seven years old and his favourite surface is grass. 




57

DAVID RICE 2013 

CAREER: 

• David Rice showed great promise as a junior, peaking at number 26 in the world in August 

2007 

• An explosive and powerful athlete, Rice has enjoyed greater success in doubles than singles 

in the early stages of his career – with Sean Thornley he qualified for the main draw of 

Wimbledon in 2011 

• It is with Thornley he has enjoyed the greatest success, scooping 17 doubles titles with his 

fellow Brit – including nine in a hugely successful 2011 season 

• To date he has a solitary singles title in 2010 to his name from a Futures event in Mexico, 

and has lost at the semi-final stage on three consecutive occasions this year 

PERSONAL: 

• Can run the 100m in under 11 seconds, making him one of the fastest tennis players in the 

world 

• Rice is one of five brothers, and has played alongside his siblings in football, basketball and 

golf at a competitive level 

• When not playing tennis, Rice spends most of his time with long-term girlfriend Susan 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: High Wycombe 


Lives: Watford 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: James Davidson 




Agent: Global Tennis Connections 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 


French Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 0-1 - 1r - - - - - - - - - 

US Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 


Twitter: @daverice2k7 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

609 501 477 528 969 1220 - - - - - - - 


58

LAURA ROBSON 2013 

CAREER: 

• Laura Robson announced herself on the international tennis scene when she won Junior Wimbledon 

in 2008 at the age of 14, becoming the youngest ever British player to win the tournament. In the 

same year she won the Sunderland $10k and played her first WTA main draw at Luxembourg. 

• In 2009, still playing junior Grand Slams, Laura made the final of the Australian Open, 2r of Roland 

Garros, 3r of Wimbledon and SF of US Open. This was also the year that she made her senior Grand 

Slam debut, at Wimbledon falling to former Top 5 player Hantuchova in three sets. 

• In 2010, the former world junior No.1 partnered Andy Murray to the final of the Hopman Cup 

and continued to make an impact at the junior Grand Slams, making the final of the Australian 

Open, the semi-finals of Wimbledon and the third round of the US Open. She reached the 

second round of qualifying for the Australian Open, played again at Wimbledon and made the 

final round of qualies for the US Open. Away from the Slams, she qualified for WTA events in 

Birmingham, Tokyo and Osaka. 

• In 2011, Laura enjoyed her first Grand Slam main draw victory by beating Angelique Kerber in three 

sets at Wimbledon before falling 76 63 to Maria Sharapova on the Centre Court. Then at the US Open 

she qualified for the main draw and made 2r. 

2012-13 

• Robson began 2012 by qualifying for the Australian Open (fell to Jankovic 1r); in Feb. made her 

Fed Cup debut for GB, and helped the team to advance from Euro/Africa Zone Group I to the World 

Group II Play-offs for the first time ever; at Wimbledon fell in 3s 1r of Wimbledon to Schiavone but 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Melbourne, Australia 


Height: 1.80m 





W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 


French Open 0-2 1r 1r - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 1-4 - 1r 2r 1r 1r - - - - - - 

US Open 3-2 - 4r 2r - - - - - - - - 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: Miles Maclagan 

(during grass season) 




Agent: Octagon 

Twitter: @laurarobson5 

in July her year came to life, reaching her first WTA SF at Palermo (on clay), then pushed Sharapova 

76 63 in 2r of the Olympics and won a Silver medal in mixed doubles with Andy Murray. 

• A month later in New York, upset former Grand Slam champions Kim Clijsters (on Stadium) and Li 

Na (on Armstrong) to reach the last 16 where she fell to reigning champion Stosur 

• In September became the first British woman to reach a WTA singles final in Guangzhou since 

Durie in 1990, falling to Hsieh in 63 57 64 after trailing 36 35 and then leading 30 in the decider. 

• In 2013 reached 3r of the Australian Open upsetting yet another former Grand Slam champ 

Kvitova 26 64 119 on the main show court in a feature night match 

• On April 8 became British No. 1 for the first time in her career when she cracked the Top 40 and in 

May upset world No. 4 Radwanska at Madrid – the first Top 5 win by a British woman since Durie 

beat Tracy Austin in Paris 30 years earlier. In Rome claimed yet another former Grand Slam scalp 

in Venus Williams before falling to sister Serena in the next round – only the 15th player in history 

to play the sisters in consecutive matches. 

PERSONAL: 

Parents’ names are Andrew and Kathy; has two older siblings, Nick and Emily; has two Labradors, 

Ella and Kiri ... Born in Australia, at 18 months relocated to Singapore, moved to UK at age 6 ... Began 

playing tennis at age 6 when introduced by her parents at local club in Singapore ... Most memorable 

moment was meeting Michael Phelps and winning a silver medal in mixed doubles with Andy Murray 

at the London Olympics ... Favorite city is New York City because “there is constant action going on, fab 

shopping and excellent restaurants everywhere!” 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

53 131 206 419 559 - - - - - - - - 


59

LANA RUSH 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: London 



Trains: NTC 

CAREER: 

• Lana Rush won the AEGON British Junior National Championships at both 10U and 12U age 

groups, and made the semi-finals at 14U and 16U. 

• A latecomer to the junior ITF scene, Lana only joined the circuit in April 2011 but quickly 

became the highest-ranked British girl in her age group, and British junior no. 5 overall 

• Reached the final of her third tournament in Malta in April 2011, before claiming a maiden 

doubles title a week later in the same competition with Grace Dixon 

PERSONAL: 

Lana combined her training in 2011 and 2012 with her studies at Cheam High School, where 

she was part of the team which won the Aberdare Cup in 2010. Parents names are Matthew & 

Caroline. Started playing tennis at age 5. Tennis idol is Serena Williams and favourite singer is 

Rihanna. 

Coach: Jane O’Donoghue 




(April 2012) 




Twitter: @lana_rush 


60

JOSHUA SAPWELL 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Bedford 


Lives: Flitwick, Bedfordshire 

Trains: NTC 

2012-13 

• Won Veli Losinj-CRO in September; also reached QF of Tennis Open Cap d’Ali 

• In 2013, won ITF Grade 4 juniors at Nottingham in April. 

PERSONAL: 

Josh got into tennis when he was 2 years old. He finished 2012 ranked No.3 in Europe in his age 

group after enjoying a real breakthrough year. He won the 14U AEGON British Junior National 

Championships in August 2010 and then towards the end of that year won the Tennis Europe 

Junior masters in Milan – the tour’s season-ending elite event for the top eight 14U players in 

Europe. He then went on to win the 14U Orange Bowl. He moved into 2011 looking to compete in 

18U ITF events and won the Grade 4 Enka Gallipoli Cup in May and has spent 2012 playing predominantly 

British Tour events. Josh is studying for his GCSE’s and is a Chelsea FC fan. 

Coach: Martin Weston and Greg 

Rusedski 







(January 2012) 

Agent: IMG 


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ALEXANDER SENDEGEYA 2013 

KEY FACTS 




Height: 1.78m 

Lives: Florida, USA 

CAREER: 

• Alexander Senegeya enjoyed a good start to his junior career, reaching the semi-final of his 

fourth competition in October 2010 at the ITF Waco in October 2010 

• His first doubles success came at the start of the 2011 season, when he claimed the title 

with Japan’s Yoshihito Nishioka in Guatemala. 

• He came close to winning his first singles title in June 2012, losing in the final of the 

Ukzakhid ITF. So far it is the closest he has come to winning a singles crown. 

2012-13 

• Sendegeya claimed his most recent doubles title in February 2013, his third competition of 

the new year, in Tunisia 

• He also reached the semi-final of the same competition, where he lost to Maxime Janvier 

PERSONAL: 

Father (Steven) and Mother (Christina), brother (Marios) also plays tennis. Alexander started 

to play tennis at 3½ years old. Aim is to finish 2013 inside the junior Top 20 in the world. 

Sendegeya is an avid fan of NBA side Miami Heat. Likes net rushing style and favourite tennis 

players are Sampras and Federer. 

Trains: IMG Bollettieri Academy, 

Florida 

Coach: Martin Damm 






Highest Ranking: 77 Combined 

Agent: Max Eisenbud IMG 


62

ALEXANDER SLABINSKY 2013 

CAREER: 

• Alex started playing in ITF events in 2005 but first hit the headlines when he defeated world 

No.59 Gilles Muller at 2008 Queens ATP qualifying event. 

• He won his first ITF singles title in Nigeria in 2007. 

• He also qualified for the 2009 Championships, Wimbledon main draw in the doubles with 

Chris Eaton. 

2012-13 

• Alex has continued to play in Futures and Challengers events and won two singles titles in 

2012 – in Felixstowe and Enschede, Netherlands. 

• He also secured the doubles in Balaguer, Spain with coach Ferran Ventura-Martell in May 


PERSONAL: 

Alex started playing tennis aged eight in Ukraine and moved to Britain aged ten. He enjoys other 

sports such as football and swimming. He also likes to relax by watching movies and listening to 

music. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine 


Lives: London 

Trains: Dukes Meadow 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

517 641 509 671 268 626 800 668 - - - - - 

Coach: Ferran Ventura-Martell 



Highest Ranking: 266 (October 2008) 

Twitter: @alexslabinsky 





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NICOLA SLATER 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Glasgow 

Plays: Right (single handed backhand) 

Height: 1.73m 

Lives: Mostly in United States 

CAREER: 

• After ten years without a senior title, she ended her title hoodoo in brilliant fashion in May 

2011 with back-to-back doubles triumphs with Australian Bojana Bobusic at the ITF $10K 

Landisville and ITF $10K Sumter 

• In October 2011 she reached her best singles ranking of world number 650 

• She made it two consecutive wins at Sumter the following year, claiming the title with USA’s 

Jan Abaza 

2012-13 

• Becoming more of a doubles specialist, Slater won her first $50,000 ITF tournament at the 

2013 Boyd Tinsley Women’s Clay Court Classic with Coco Vandeweghe, beating Nicole Gibbs 

and Shelby Rogers in the final 

• Following this success, she peaked at world number 235 in the doubles rankings on May 6, 


PERSONAL: 

Father (Paul), Mother (Angela), three sisters: Victoria, Ciara, Lotti and one brother: Paul. Started 

playing mini-tennis aged 11 and was devastated to learn she had to graduate to proper tennis. 

Goal for 2013 is to finish around the Top 100 mark in doubles and find a regular doubles partner. 

Most memorable experience was reaching SF of $75k Phoenix in November 2012 with Borwell 

and being able to work on doubles specifics and proper goal setting. Most admired players are 

Trains: No training base 

Coach: Sarah Borwell 



Highest Ranking Singles: 650 




Andy Murray and Sam Stosur… Favourite band is The Script. 

(October 2011)) 

Highest Ranking Doubles: 235 


Twitter: @Nikslater 


64

KEN SKUPSKI 2013 

CAREER: 

• Ken is one of GB’s top doubles players. After winning his first Futures title in 2004 in doubles, 

he went to the US on a tennis scholarship to study General Studies at Louisiana State 

University. He graduated in 2007, and has gone on to win 3 ATP doubles titles and 27 ITF 

doubles titles. 

• Won his only singles Futures title in 2008 Greece (gave up playing singles in 

• In 2009, Ken enjoyed one of the best wins of his career when he and partner Colin Fleming 

beat the world No.1 pairing of Bob and Mike Bryan at the Aegon Championships. He followed 

up this victory with titles in Metz (September 2009), St.Petersburg (2009) (both w/ 

Fleming) and Marseille (2011) w/Haase. 

• He broke into the world’s top 50 for the first time in summer 2010 and in the same year 

made his Davis Cup debut against Lithuania (has played two ties, winning both w/Fleming) 

and represented England at the Commonwealth Games where he won silver in the men’s 

doubles and mixed doubles bronze 

2012-13 

• In 2012 won two ATP Challengers w/Delgado and made 3r of US Open for career-best GS 

result 

• In 2013, won two Futures titles with his younger brother Neal in Pozzuoli-ITA and Preston. 


KEY FACTS 




Height: 1.85m 

Lives: Liverpool 

Trains: NTC 




Highest (doubles) Ranking: 44 (July 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 1-4 1r 1r 1r 2r - - - - - - - 

French Open 1-2 - - 1r 2r - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 2-5 - 2r 1r 2r 1r 1r - - - - - 

US Open 2-2 - 3r - 1r - - - - - - - 

2010) 

Twitter: @k_skupski 

PERSONAL: 

Father, Ken, is a police officer. Mother’s name is Mary. Younger brother Neal. Graduated from 

Louisiana State University in May 2007. NCAA Doubles finalist 2005 and Two-time Southeastern 

Conference Coaches Indoor Champion (only player in the history of the Southeastern Conference 

to win back-to-back titles). Fourth most successful player in the school’s history with 107 wins. 

Ken is a Liverpool FC fan, plays golf off a handicap of six and married his wife Hayley in April 

2011. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

52 90 77 54 241 495 1614 1656 575 1564 1154 - - 


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DANIEL SMETHURST 2013 

CAREER: 

• Dan Smethurst has been playing ITF events since 2006. His first title followed three years 

later in Belgium in August 2009. A month later and he won his second title in Portugal. A 

further title followed in Sweden (2011) 

2012-13 

• Dan rose over 100 places in the world rankings during 2012 with more Challenger titles in 

Israel, Turkey and Sweden. 

• Underwent wrist surgery and was off the Tour from September 2012 until January 2013 

• Started 2013 with narrow misses on Challenger wins in Sheffield and Wirral – making the 

semis and the final – Dan picked up his first title of the year in Sunderland where he also 

came away with the doubles trophy. 

PERSONAL: 

Dan is a Manchester United fan and loves music. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Manchester 


Lives: Manchester 

Trains: NTC 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

352 472 493 430 986 - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Nick Weal 



Highest Ranking: 331 (October 2012) 

Twitter: @dansmethurst90 





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MELANIE SOUTH 2013 

CAREER: 

• Mel has won 6 ITF singles titles in her career as well as 22 ITF doubles titles and has played 

in the main draw at Wimbledon, the Australian Open and Roland Garros. 

• Her greatest Grand Slam success came at Wimbledon in 2006 when she came back from 

one set down to beat the then world No.14 Francesca Schiavone. 

• She reached a career high singles of 99 in 2009 in a year during which she reached the first 

round of the 2009 Australian Open. 

• Mel continued to play in $25k and $50k events, as well as playing at Wimbledon. 

2012-13 

• Mel found most success in doubles with victory at $25k events in Burnie and Sydney in 

2012. 

• She followed up her doubles form in 2013 when she teamed up with fellow Brit Tara Moore 

and won the $10k event in Glasgow and the $25k in Rancho Mirage, California. 

PERSONAL: 

Mel has three A-levels in Psychology, PE and General Studies. She enjoys listening to Christina 

Aguilera or her brother Stephen’s band the Kicking Pills. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Kingston-upon-Thames 


Lives: London 

Trains: NTC 

Coach: David Sammel 




Twitter: @melaniesouth 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 0-1 - - - 1r - - - - - - - 

French Open 0-1 - - - 1r - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 1-5 - - 1r 1r 1r 1r 2r - - - - 

US Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 


Website: 

http://www.melaniesouth.net/main.asp 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

328 299 292 159 116 212 176 449 453 851 931 - - 


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GABRIELLA TAYLOR 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Southampton 


Lives: Southampton 

Trains: Marbella 

CAREER: 

• Gabi Taylor had a very successful year in 2011, with four Tennis Europe wins in Helsinki, 

Nottingham, Turkey and Denmark as her itinerary took her to all parts of Europe. These 

performances hoisted her 14U Tennis Europe ranking to a career best of No. 9. 

• Towards the end of 2011 she went to train in Spain at Manolo Santana’s Club close to 

Marbella. Her coach is ex-world ranked player Emilio Alvarez. 

2012-13 

• Gabi had a successful start to playing ITF Junior events – winning the Riad 21 in Rabat, 

Morroco in October in only her second tournament. 

• After making the final in the singles and doubles in the next tournament she continued to 

climb up the rankings. 

• She was beaten by fellow Brit Maia Lumsden in the final of the 14U prestigious Junior 

Orange Bowl. 

• Gabi also made her senior debut in the $10k Futures event in Bournemouth. 

PERSONAL: 

Away from tennis Gabi enjoys skiing and playing the piano. She is also a big fan of actor Gerard 

Butler. 

Coach: Emilio Alvarez 








Twitter: @GabiTayTennis 


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SEAN THORNLEY 2013 

CAREER: 

• Won his first Aegon British Tour Masters title in December 2010 

• Thornley enjoyed his best year on tour in 2011, reaching a career high singles ranking of 

583. 

• He has enjoyed his greatest success in doubles, qualifying for and making the main draw of 

Wimbledon alongside David Rice in 2011, the same year the pair won eight doubles Futures 

titles. 

PERSONAL: 

• Started playing tennis at the age of five 

• Lists his interests as football, rugby, athletics and music 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Bristol 


Lives: West Wickham, Kent 

Trains: Bromley Tennis Academy 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

185 187 494 800 1305 - - - - - - - - 

Coach: N/A 



Highest (doubles) Ranking: 

160 (September 2012) 




Twitter: @seanthornley31 


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ISABELLE WALLACE 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Inverness, Scotland 


Lives: Inverness, Scotland 

Trains: NTC 

CAREER: 

• Won her first junior doubles crown in April 2012 at the Queensland Junior Claycourt International 

alongside Australian Stephanie Yamada. 

2012-13 

• Enjoyed her most successful period in February 2013, winning the singles titles in the ITF 

Junior Tournament in Sfax, Tunisia before taking the doubles crown with Katie Boulter in 

Monstir, Tunisia the following week. 

• Hit a career high 72 Combined ranking after her success in Tunisia 

PERSONAL: 

Isabelle is currently learning Spanish; Spent time training in Melbourne in 2012. 

Coach: 



Highest Ranking: 72 Combined 





Twitter: @izzywallace96 


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ALEX WARD 2013 

CAREER: 

• Earning his first ATP ranking in 2008, Alex Ward enjoyed a successful summer in 2010, with 

his career highlight beating former world No.21 Taylor Dent at the Aegon Trophy to make 

the quarter-finals. 

• In 2011, he enjoyed a remarkable run of form in the autumn, reaching his first Futures final 

in Nottingham, making two finals, winning his first title in Falun, Sweden, and following it 

up with his second title in the Czech Republic. 

2012-13 

• Alex hit a career high of 337 in February 2012 and won the Futures event in Phuket, Thailand 

later in the year. 

• He has also found some success in the doubles with his first title in the format coming with 

Romano Frantzen in Essen last October before following up with victory in Sunderland with 

Dan Smethurst in March this year. 

PERSONAL: 

Alex loves all sports, including following his local Northampton Town. He also is a music devotee. 


KEY FACTS 


Born: Northampton 


Lives: Northampton 

Trains: NTC 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

424 348 473 721 988 - - - - - - - - 

Coach: James Trotman 




Twitter: @AlexWard1990 





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JAMES WARD 2013 

CAREER: 

• James Ward is Britain’s No.2 player. He trained for much of his teenage years at the Juan 

Carlos Ferrero Academy in Spain but is now based at the NTC in Roehampton. 

• In his professional career he has won seven ITF singles titles, the first being a Futures event 

in Spain in July 2008, and he has also won two Challengers in Sarasota (2009 – first Brit to 

win an ATP Challenger on clay since Henman in 1995) and Vancouver (2011). Broke Top 200 

first time in September 2009. 

• In 2010, James reached his first ATP quarter-final, in Eastbourne at the Aegon International. 

He bettered this in 2011 when he reached the SF of the Aegon Championships with victories 

over Wawrinka, Querrey and Mannarino. 

• James has played at Wimbledon twice, in 2009 and 2011 and in 2012 made his first Grand 

Slam outside of Wimbledon after qualifying for the Australian Open. 

2012-13 

• After reaching a career-best ranking in April 2012 and pushing world No. 12 Mardy Fish to 

five sets in the 2r of Wimbledon (upset No. 36 Andujar to win his first match there), Ward 

had the misfortune of falling on his left wrist in early July training in the US at Newport, 

tearing a tendon, playing only three events the remainder of the season. 

• Came back strong at the start of 2013, narrowly losing in the final round of qualifying for 

the Australian Open; reached the final of Adelaide Challenger shortly after. 

• In early April was called up to represent GB (his seventh tie since 2010) in Davis Cup and 


KEY FACTS 


Born: London 


Lives: Euston, London 

Trains: NTC 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 

Australian Open 0-1 - 1r - - - - - - - - - 

French Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 1-3 - 2r 1r - 1r - - - - - - 

US Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: none at present 



Highest Ranking: 137 (April 2012) 

Twitter: @JamesWardtennis 

put in an heroic effort after losing to Donskoy on the first day after leading by two sets to 

love (was later two points from victory at 5-4 in the final set), to come back on Sunday and 

defeat No. 67 Tursunov (an opponent ranked 147 spots higher) in a five set thriller to level 

the tie at 2-2. 

• In May reached a second final of the year in An-Ning, China, as a qualifier. 

PERSONAL: 

Father (Jim) is a taxi driver, mother (Tina) and sister (Lauren)… Starting playing tennis aged 11... 

Has worked part-time with coach Greg Rusedski, the 1997 US Open runner-up... In February 2009 

at Roehampton, took part in unofficial play-off competition to earn a place in British Davis Cup 

team against Ukraine. One play-off match resulted in a 63 62 67(3) 26 2119 loss to Chris Eaton 

that lasted six hours, 40 minutes...His former panish coach Toni Colom arranged for him to spend 

time in Mallorca as Rafael Nadal’s hitting partner in December 2009. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

253 162 201 273 291 605 914 1425 - - - - - 


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JOSHUA WARD-HIBBERT 2013 

KEY FACTS 


Born: Nottingham 


Height: 1.93m 

Lives: Nottingham 

CAREER: 

• Joshua Ward-Hibbert was one of GB’s most successful juniors, and holds the record for 

the fastest serve by a junior player at Wimbledon after clocking 133mph at the 2011 

Championships 

• Good form in 2011 kicked off a successful spell for Ward-Hibbert, who reached the singles 

final of the Grade 1 Yuctan Cup, the doubles final of the Eddie Herr and won the doubles title 

at the Orange Bowl. 

• But crowning moment of his junior career was undoubtedly winning the Australia Open 

boys’ doubles title with Liam Broady in 2012, defeating Adam Pavlasek and Filip Veger 6-3, 

6-2 in the final. 

2012-13 

• Since stepping up to the seniors full-time in 2012 Ward-Hibbert has enjoyed a rapid rise 

through the rankings, gaining 366 places. 

• He has hit his stride with the turn of the New Year, winning back-to-back Futures events in 

Vietnam in 2013. 

PERSONAL: 

Started playing tennis at the age of seven… Favourite surface is hard court 

Trains: SoTo Tennis Academy 

Coach: Dan Kiernan 



Highest Ranking: 866 





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HEATHER WATSON 2013 

CAREER: 

• Heather enjoyed a successful end to her junior career when she won gold at the 

Commonwealth Youth Games in 2008 and lifted the US Open Junior trophy in 2009 

(including a comprehensive 62 61 win over No. 2 seed and junior Wimbledon champ 

Lertcheewakarn in the QF) as the No. 11 seed. 

• She played her first senior tournament in 2009 and won her first title in Frinton in 

July. Heather made swift progress in the senior game, making her Grand Slam debut at 

Wimbledon in 2010 and capping off the year by winning her first $50k tournament in 

Toronto, and representing Guernsey at the Commonwealth Games. 

• She started 2011 off strongly, qualifying for and reaching the quarter-finals of two WTA 

tournaments in Auckland and Memphis. Heather qualified for the French Open and won her 

first round match to become the first British woman since 1994 to win a main draw match 

at Roland Garros. An elbow injury prevented her progressing beyond the 1r at Wimbledon, 

but by September, and at a career high ranking of No.87, Heather was accepted by right 

into the US Open where she put up a remarkable 36 75 62 fight against Sharapova on Arthur 

Ashe stadium 2:34 where she was two games from winning. 

2012-13 

• In Feb. 2012, Heather was called up for her second Fed Cup tie at the Euro/Africa Zone Group 

I competition in Israel, where the team advanced to the World Group II Play-offs for the very 

first time. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Guernsey 


Height: 1.70m 

Lives: Guernsey / Bradenton, Florida 

Trains: NTC / NBTA, Florida 

Coach: Mauricio Hadad 

Career Titles (singles): 1 WTA (3 ITF) 

Career Titles (doubles): 2 WTA 

Highest Ranking: 39 (February 2013) 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 


French Open 2-3 1r 2r 2r - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 2-3 - 3r 1r 1r - - - - - - - 

US Open 0-2 - 1r 1r - - - - - - - - 

Agent: IMG 

Twitter: @HeatherWatson92 

• Her year came alive at Roland Garros, where as a qualifier, she reached the 2r (d. Vesnina); 

reached 3r Birmingham (d. Baltacha) and also 3r of Wimbledon (first British woman since 

Baltacha in 2002 to do so) 

• During the summer, d. Sloane Stephens in Stanford en route to 2r where she won the 

doubles title w/Erakovic (also won in Dallas a few weeks later) and on Monday July 16, 

Britain had four women ranked inside the world’s Top 100 (with Watson, Robson, Baltacha & 

Keothavong) since March 1991. 

• As a qualifier, reached 2r of Tokyo Pan Pacific (d. Lisicki) and kept Sharapova on court for 

3:09 (was three games from winning at 76 34). Two weeks later, won her first WTA singles 

title (and 1st by a British woman since Sara Gomer won 1988 Aptos) at the Japan Open in 

Osaka, in a thrilling 3:12 final against Kelly Chan 75 57 76(6), after her opponent had served 

for the opening set, Watson squandered a MP serving at 5-3 in the 2nd, came from 3-5 down 

in the third, saving 4 MPs on Chan’s serve in the 10th game including three in a row at 40-0. 

Cracked the Top 50 after the win. 

• At the 2013 Australian Open saved 3MPs in another 3:02 marathon match vs. Pervak in 2r 

to reach the 3r (and reached world’s Top 40 first time after the tournament. In February as 

British No. 1 for the first time, led GB into the World Group II Play-off’s for the second year 

in a row; two weeks later reached QF in Memphis. 

• In March after consecutive opening round losses at Indian Wells and Miami, discovered she 

was suffering from Glandular fever and was off the Tour for two months until returning at 

Roland Garros. 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

49 92 176 588 - - - - - - - - - 


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EMILY WEBLEY-SMITH 2013 

CAREER: 

• A British no.1 at junior level, since playing her first ITF event in July 2000 Emily Webley- 

Smith’s form has been hampered with injury and illness. In ten years she has had three 

major ankle surgeries, and suffered from deep vein thrombosis and dengue fever. 

• Webley-Smith reached the second round in her Wimbledon debut in 2004 but would have to 

wait seven years before returning. Enjoyed her best year in 2009, winning two singles and 

doubles titles before injured hampered her hopes of a Wimbledon return. 

• Returned to her best form in 2011, breaking into the top 250 for the first time on her way to 

a career-high ranking of 240 and achieving her goal of returning to Wimbledon, where she 

was eliminated in the first round. 

2012-13 

• Won the Las Palmas International with Russia’s Ksenia Lykina in April 2013, her ninth 

career doubles title and only her second title in four years. 

PERSONAL: 

• While travelling to a junior event in Peru aged 15 Emily landed in the middle of a military 

coup and had to be rescued by the British ambassador 

• Fluent in French and Spanish 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Bristol 


Lives: Bristol 

Trains: N/A 




Twitter: @ews24 




W-L 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 


French Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Wimbledon 1-2 - 1r - - - - - - 2r - - 

US Open - - - - - - - - - - - - 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

469 240 448 332 475 595 713 385 272 469 673 712 - 


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LISA WHYBOURN 2013 

CAREER: 

• Lisa Whybourn began playing senior level tournaments in March 2006. 

• She spent 2007 and 2008 competing predominantly at Futures level in Britain and stepped 

up in 2009, qualifying for Shrewsbury’s $75k event and making the second round. 

• In 2010, Lisa made a name for herself after reaching the third round of Wimbledon 

qualifying which lifted her inside the world’s top 400 for the first time, reaching a high of 

284 in August. 

• Lisa won two doubles titles in 2011 at Izmir and Istanbul. 

2012-13 

• In 2012, Lisa has focussed on $10k Futures events, making two semi-finals in Sutton and 

Antalya. 

• Lisa also secured her third doubles victory along with partner Nicola Geuer in Bath, 

PERSONAL: 

Lisa is a big fan of Burnley FC. 


KEY FACTS 


Place of Birth: Cambridgeshire 


Lives: Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire 

Trains: Team Bath MCTA 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

301 422 333 531 - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Dave Sammel 



Highest Ranking: 250 (May 2012) 

Twitter: @lisawhybourn 





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JADE WINDLEY 2013 

KEY FACTS 




Coach: Guy Galpin 


CAREER: 

Jade Windley enjoyed great success as a doubles player early in her career but failed to replicate 

this in singles until September 2009, when she won her maiden title at London-Cumberland as 

she eased past fellow Brit Jocelyn Rae in the final. 

2012-13 

• Windley has been on fine form in 2013, claiming her second consecutive Aegon GB Pro- 

Series Bournemouth singles crown in April by beating Bulgaria’s Sviatlana Pirazhenka in 

the final. 

• Her singles success rounded off a perfect week, as Windley claimed the Bournemouth 

doubles crown – her third of 2013 after doubles titles at Preston and Sutton. 

• Her form nearly continued into the Soweto Open, where she and Samantha Murray were 

edged out by Magda Linette and Chanel Simmonds. 


Highest Ranking: 393 (13/05/2013) 





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PLAYER 

PROFILES

DERMOT BAILEY 2013 

CAREER: 

Dermot was diagnosed with Perthes Disease, which affects his mobility, in early childhood and 

after starting to use a wheelchair he took up wheelchair tennis aged 8. He helped Great Britain to 

fourth place in the junior event at the World Team Cup, in both 2009 and 2011. 

In July 2011 he won the men’s second draw doubles at the British Open, where he was also a 

finalist in the boys’ singles, and started 2012, his last year as a junior, by reaching his highest 

junior boys’ singles world ranking of No. 6. In a season when his tournament activity was limited 

to six tournaments due to injury and education commitments he reached the quarter-finals of 

the German Open. 

Dermot has already improved his singles world ranking by almost 80 places this season to a 

career best of No. 106 after reaching the singles semi-finals at the North West Challenge and the 

Biel-Bienne Indoors in Switzerland. He was also runner-up in the men’s doubles at both tournaments 

and has improved his men’s doubles ranking to a career best No. 67. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 18.02.94 

Plays: Left-handed, men’s division 

Lives: Kettering, Northants 


Career Titles (doubles):0 

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

184 159 216 266 - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Kevin Hoey 

Highest Ranking: 101 (April 2013) 

Twitter: @dermotbailey 


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JAMIE BURDEKIN 2013 

CAREER: 

A former Marine, Jamie took up wheelchair tennis after a car accident in 2000. He was introduced 

to the sport at a Tennis Foundation Camp in 2003 and was selected to represent Great 

Britain for the first time at the 2004 World Team Cup. He is a three -time quad singles National 

Champion and won the 2009 World Team Cup quad event as part of the GB team. 

In 2008 he capped his Paralympic Games debut by partnering fellow Briton Peter Norfolk to win 

bronze in the quad doubles in Beijing. After a wrist operation at the end of 2009, he made his 

competitive comeback in July 2010 and returned to the world’s top 10 in April 2011. 

Jamie was the only player to take a set off eventual gold medallist Noam Gershony of Israel at 

the London 2012 Paralympic Games but lost out to him in the first round. Jamie started 2013 by 

winning titles in Preston and Sunderland and was runner-up in back-to-back ITF 1 Series quad 

doubles events in the USA. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 10.12.79 

Plays: Right-handed, quad division 

Lives: Crosby, Merseyside 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

7 6 17 6 11 10 22 - 18 33 - - - - 

Coach: Rob Cross 


Twitter: @JamieBurdekin1 


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ANTONY COTTERILL 2013 

CAREER: 

Antony broke his neck after he fell into a shallow swimming pool in September 2003 and first 

played wheelchair tennis in 2004, whilst still in rehabilitation. He made his quad singles debut 

on the international NEC Wheelchair Tennis Tour at the 2005 Belgian Open. He won his first quad 

singles main draw title in Sunderland in March 2007. 

Antony has represented Great Britain four times in the last six years in the World Team Cup, the 

annual Davis Cup-style wheelchair tennis flagship team event, and was a member of Great Britain’s 

bronze medal-winning team in the 2011 event in South Africa. 

Antony added to his collection of ITF 2 Series singles titles in 2012 to end the year on the verge 

of the world’s top 10, while he also won a series of doubles title in 2012. Cotterill has started 

2013 by retaining his doubles titles at the North West Challenge in Preston and the North East 

Tournament in Sunderland. Antony recently reached the semi-finals at the ITF 1 Atlanta Open. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 13.02.80 


Lives: Macclesfield, Cheshire 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

11 26 16 39 14 14 41 54 - - - - - 

Coach: Martyn Whait 



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RICHARD GREEN 2013 

CAREER: 

Born with cerebral palsy, Richard started playing tennis for fun with his mother, who subsequently 

contacted the Tennis Foundation in 2008 to enquire if Richard would be eligible to play 

wheelchair tennis from his powerchair. Richard is currently one a few players competing in the 

quad division on the international Wheelchair Tennis Tour who play from a powerchair. 

Richard started playing in world ranking tournaments in 2011. He started 2012 by winning the 

quad consolation singles and finishing runner-up in the quad doubles at the North West Challenge. 

He went on to win the quad consolation singles at the ITF 2 Series Open de L’Ile de Re in 

France, his second overseas tournament. Richard has reached the quad singles quarter-finals at 

the North West Challenge in Preston and the semi-finals at the North East Tournament in Sunderland, 

Britain’s first two world ranking tournaments of 2013. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: October 7, 1991 


Lives: Coggeshall, Colchester, Essex 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

67 - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Peter Richmond 



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ALFIE HEWETT 2013 

CAREER: 

Diagnosed with Perthes Disease at the age of seven Alfie started playing wheelchair tennis in 

2005 after attending a Tennis Foundation Camp. He played his first tournament in 2008 and he 

made his debut for Great Britain in the 2010 World Team Cup. In 2010 at the age of 12, he became 

the youngest Briton to gain a senior men’s singles world ranking. 

Alfie had an outstanding 2012, which started with him becoming just the second Brit to win the 

boys’ singles title at the Cruyff Foundation Junior Masters in Tarbes, France, where he also won 

the boy’s doubles title. 

Alfie won a total of five men’s singles titles and eight men’s doubles titles in 2012, gaining his 

first senior main draw singles title at the Memorial Jens Vanherck in Belgium at which he won 

the two men’s singles titles, two men’s doubles titles and two junior singles titles. 

Alfie started 2013 by retaining his Junior Masters singles and doubles titles in Tarbes and becoming 

the world No. 1 ranked junior player. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 06.12.1997 

Plays: Right-handed, men’s division 

Lives: Cantley, Norwich 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

58 120 279 - - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Donna Andrews 


Website: www.alfietennis.co.uk 


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ED HOLT 2013 

CAREER: 

An enthusiastic club player in Lincolnshire and a county stand football player, Ed was 

diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in September 2009 and subsequently had to have part 

of his right leg amputated. Ed heard about wheelchair tennis after visiting the Nottingham 

Indoor in October 2010. 

His first competitive tournament was the North West Challenge in Preston, and during 2011 he 

played all five NEC Wheelchair Tennis Tour events in Britain that he was eligible for. 

Currently studying Sports Performance and training at Leeds Metropolitan University, Ed’s 

highlights of 2012 included reaching the men’s singles semi-finals at June’s International Open 

Villa de Pinto, where he also won the men’s doubles title, having claimed the first main draw 

doubles title of his career at the Antalya Open in Turkey in May. He has started 2013 by reaching 

the men’s consolation singles finals at Britain’s first two world ranking tournaments of the year 

in Preston and Sunderland. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 15.02.1992 


Lives: Leeds 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

186 207 - - - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Louise Assioun 


Twitter: @Edholt15 


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LOUISE HUNT 2013 

CAREER: 

Louise started playing wheelchair tennis aged eight and became a very successful junior player, 

winning the girls’ doubles title on three occasions at the Junior Masters in Tarbes, France. She 

reached a career best junior ranking of No. 2 in January 2009. A two-time women’s doubles National 

Champion, Louise won her first senior women’s singles title in Turkey in 2009. 

Louise has helped GB’s women’s team to the latter stages of the World Team Cup in each of the 

last four seasons winning bronze medals in 2011 and 2012. 

She ended the 2012 season having won seven doubles titles and two singles titles, including her 

first ITF 2 Series women’s singles title at the Israel Open in May to ensure her qualification for 

London 2012, where she made her Paralympic Games debut. 

Louise also qualified to make her Doubles Masters debut in November 2012 and has started 

2013 by winning two doubles titles at back-to-back tournaments in Switzerland and Great Britain 

and claimed the women’s singles in Sheffield and Madrid. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 24 May 1991 

Plays: Right-handed, women’s division 

Lives: Wanborough, Wiltshire 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

23 18 22 35 64 72 62 60 - - - - - 

Coach: Alistair Ward 


Twitter: @LouiseHunt1 

Website: www.louisehunt.net 


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LAUREN JONES 2013 

CAREER: 

Formerly a talented football player who had trials for Brighton and Hove Albion shortly before 

her accident, Lauren first played wheelchair tennis whilst in rehabilitation at the spinal unit at 

Stoke Mandeville Hospital after breaking her back when falling out of a tree in the summer of 

2009. Lauren went on a Tennis Foundation Wheelchair Tennis Camp in early 2010 and ended 

2011 by winning her first international senior doubles title in Cardiff. 

In 2012 she was a semi-finalist at tournaments in Switzerland and Turkey, also winning three 

women’s doubles titles in Turkey. She also won the junior girls’ singles at the Turkish Open and 

the Antalya Open in May before going on to help Great Britain win the bronze medal in the junior 

event the 2012 World Team Cup. 

In January 2013 she became the second Brit to become world No. 1 in the girl’s singles rankings 

after finishing runner-up at Sheffield and reaching the semi-finals at the ITF 2 Series North East 

Tournament in Sunderland, also winning the women’s doubles at both tournaments. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 8 July 1995 


Lives: Worthing, Sussex 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

48 80 - - - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Andrew Cooke 


Twitter: @10LaurenJones 

Website: 

www.laurenjoneswheelchairtennis.com 


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ANDY LAPTHORNE 2013 

CAREER: 

Born with cerebral palsy, Andy took up wheelchair tennis after first trying the sport at a Tennis 

Foundation camp in 2005. After a successful career as a junior, Andy was classified into the 

sport’s quad division in 2008. In 2009 he made make a sensational quad doubles debut partnership 

with Paralympic champion Peter Norfolk to win the Florida Open title. 

Andy won his first two international quad singles titles in 2009 and was part of the Great Britain 

team that won the quad title at the World Team Cup in Nottingham. At the 2011 Australian Open, 

he and Norfolk became the first all-British partnership to win a wheelchair tennis Grand Slam 

doubles title. 

Andy started 2012 by partnering Norfolk to retain their Australian Open title, which was the first 

of four titles they won together last season before going on to win the quad doubles silver medal 

at the Paralympic Games. He started 2013 by winning reaching his first Australian Open quad 

singles final and first Super Series singles title at the South African Open. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 11.10.1990 

Plays: Left-handed, quad division 

Lives: Eastcote, Middlesex 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

4 4 6 9 - - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Naomi Cavaday 

and Ryan Jones 


Twitter: @lapstar11 

Website: www.andylapthorne.com 


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MARC McCARROLL 2013 

CAREER: 

A former semi-professional footballer, Marc first tried wheelchair tennis at the 2005 Spinal Unit 

Games after a car accident eight years ago. He ended 2007 with his first career title and in 2008 

Marc won tournaments in Switzerland and France. 

After narrowly missing out on qualification for the 2008 Paralympics, in 2009 Marc won three ITF 

Futures tournaments. He made his debut for GB at the 2009 World Team Cup and qualified for 

his first Wheelchair Tennis Doubles Masters in 2010. He ended 2011 with five doubles titles and 

qualifying for the Doubles Masters for the second successive year. 

In 2012 Marc won his first ITF 1 Series singles title at the South African Open, where he also won 

the men’s doubles. Marc and Gordon Reid made their Grand Slam debut as a doubles partnership 

at Wimbledon before Marc made his Paralympic Games debut at London 2012, where he and 

Gordon were doubles quarter-finalists. Marc started 2013 by winning the doubles at the North 

West Challenge and has won singles titles in Switzerland and Italy in March. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 19.02.85 


Lives: Ickenham, Middlesex 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

20 20 21 35 43 122 262 - - - - - - 

Coach: Ryan Jones 

and Naomi Cavaday 

Highest Ranking: 13 (30/04/2012) 

Twitter: @mmccarroll1 


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CHARLOTTE MOORE 2013 

KEY FACTS 

Born: 13 Sep 1998 

Plays: Right-Handed 

women’s division 

Lives: Coventry, Warwickshire 


CAREER: 

Charlotte was born with a cancerous tumour wrapped around her spine and started playing 

wheelchair tennis seven years ago after attending a Tennis Foundation junior camp. 

In 2010 Charlotte won the girls’ singles and reached the final of the junior doubles at the 2010 

National Championships. 

Among her most notable achievements Charlotte won her first international junior ranking event 

at the Cardiff Wheelchair Tennis Tournament at the end of 2010, subsequently earning her first 

international junior ranking. 

Charlotte has continued to perform well in Tennis Foundation Wheelchair Tennis Development 

Series events and in 2011 finished runner-up in tournaments in Shrewsbury and Preston to end 

the season second overall in the women’s points standings. 

Charlotte collected her first senior National Championships trophy in 2012, when she picked up 

the women’s doubles title. 


Coach: Claire Williams 

Highest Ranking (Junior): 6 

(February 2011) 


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IAN PAYNE 2013 

KEY FACTS 

Born: 07 March 1997 


quad division 

Lives: East Farleigh, Kent 


CAREER: 

Born with cerebral palsy, Ian began playing wheelchair tennis at the age of four. He competed in 

his first national tournament in Cardiff in 2007 and in 2008 he finished third in the junior boys’ 

singles at the National Wheelchair Tennis Championships, while also winning the junior doubles. 

A year later Ian won the junior boys’ singles at the 2009 National Championships. He won the 

men’s B Division doubles at the 2010 British Open in Nottingham and at the 2011 National 

Championships in Gloucester. 

Whilst achieving what is still his career best junior world ranking of 29 in January 2009, Ian was 

selected to attend the ITF Junior Camp in Belgium in 2011. The same year he made his debut in 

the quad division. 

Amongst his most notable results since the start of 2012, Ian was a semi-finalist in the quad 

singles and a finalist in the quad doubles at the North West Challenge. He went on to reach the 

quad singles quarter-finals at the Belgian Open last July. 


Coach: Craig McEwan 

Highest Ranking: 40 (January 2013) 


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DAVID PHILLIPSON 2013 

CAREER: 

Born with Brittle Bone Disease, David is a former world No.2 junior player. In 2007 he was a 

member of the GB team that won junior World Team Cup. He won his first international singles 

title in 2006 and reached the second round of the Beijing 2008 Paralympics. In 2008 he played 

in the men’s wheelchair doubles at Wimbledon as he made his Grand Slam debut. 

David enjoyed a landmark season on the NEC Wheelchair Tennis Tour in 2010, reaching the 

quarter-finals of three of the four Super Series tournaments. In 2011 he went on to reach his first 

ITF 1 Series final at the Korea Open. 

In 2012 David beat world top 10 ranked players in the lead up to London 2012 where he reached 

the last 16 in the singles and doubles. 

After surgery in November 2012 to replace rods in his left leg, David recently made a successful 

return to action in Sheffield, where he was runner-up in the men’s singles to consolidate his current 

British No. 3 ranking and won the men’s doubles. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 01.01.89 


Lives: Bingham, Nottinghamshire 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

22 19 13 22 37 28 65 163 - - - - - 

Coach: Matt Lowe 


Twitter: @Dangerousdavegb 


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GORDON REID 2013 

CAREER: 

Gordon started playing wheelchair tennis in 2005 after contracting transverse myelitis when he 

was 12. He has made progress every season since, becoming Britain’s youngest national champion 

at the age of 15 in 2007 and the youngest British No.1 shortly before his 18th birthday. 

In 2007 he collected his first senior international singles title and in 2008 he made his debut at 

the Beijing Paralympics and at Wimbledon. In January 2009 he became the world No.1 junior. 

Gordon enjoyed a tremendous 2012, including beating two world top 10 ranked players to 

reach his first Super Series final at the British Open. At London 2012 he reached the singles and 

doubles quarter-finals to become the most successful British men’s player at a Paralympic tennis 

event. 

Later in 2012 Gordon became only the second Brit to earn a top 10 men’s singles ranking and to 

qualify for the year-end Masters. Gordon started 2013 by improving his men’s singles ranking to 

No. 6 to become the highest ranked British men’s singles player in the history of the sport. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 02.10.91 


Lives: Helensburgh, Scotland 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

9 14 17 26 66 77 - - - - - - - 

Coach: Karen Ross 


Twitter: @GordonReid91 


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LUCY SHUKER 2013 

CAREER: 

A former Hampshire County badminton player, Lucy was injured in a motorbike accident at the 

age of 21 and was introduced to wheelchair tennis whilst at Salisbury Spinal Unit. 

She became National Singles champion in 2006 and 2009 and has reached five Grand Slam 

women’s doubles finals to date. 

Lucy won her first ITF 1 title at the Belgian Open in 2010 and in 2011 won two singles titles and 

three doubles titles. 

In 2012 Lucy was selected for her second successive Paralympic Games in London, where she 

and Jordanne made history when winning bronze in the women’s doubles to claim Great Britain’s 

first Paralympic women’s wheelchair tennis medal. Lucy and Jordanne also reached their first 

Grand Slam final together at Wimbledon. 

She also qualified for the year-end Masters for the third time and helped GB to win the bronze 

medal at the World Team Cup. She started 2013 by reaching her first Australian Open women’s 

singles semi-final and her second Australian Open women’s doubles final in January. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 28.05.80 


Lives: Fleet, Hampshire 

Trains: Taunton, Somerset 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

8 12 8 11 11 10 14 18 47 - - - - 


Coach: Natalie Ayton 


Twitter: @lucy_shuker 

Website: www.lucyshuker.com 


93

PAUL STEWART 2013 

CAREER: 

A former England Hockey U18 team member, Paul was injured in a snowboarding accident in 

the French Alps in December 2008. He had his introduction to wheelchair tennis whilst in 

rehabilitation at Stoke Mandeville Spinal Unit in 2009. His first international tournament was at 

the North West Challenge in Preston in 2011 after beginning wheelchair tennis lessons in 2010. 

He also played in four tournaments in the Tennis Foundation Wheelchair Tennis Development 

Series in 2011, eventually finishing fifth in the men’s points standings at the end of the 2011 

season. 

One of the most recent additions to the Tennis Foundation’s Wheelchair Tennis Performance 

Programme, last season he won the men’s second draw singles at the British Open and was 

runner-up in the men’s singles and doubles at the Cardiff Wheelchair Tennis Tournament, while 

also reaching the quarter-finals of the Jerusalem Open. 

In 2013, Paul has reached the men’s singles quarter-finals at the North West Challenge and the 

men’s singles semi-finals and men’s doubles final at the Sheffield Wheelchair Tennis Tournament. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: (22 Jan 1981) 


Lives: London 



2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

95 459 - - - - - - - - - - - 

Coach: Katie O’Brien 


Twitter: @IronSpinePaul 


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JORDANNE WHILEY 2013 

CAREER: 

Born with Osteogenesis Imperfecta, known as Brittle Bone Disease, Jordanne became Britain’s 

youngest ever National singles champion in 2007 at 14. She was the world No.1 ranked junior 

girl throughout 2009 and 2010 and during her junior career was three-time Junior Masters 

singles and doubles champion. 

Jordanne made her Paralympic Games debut at Beijing 2008 and in 2010 won her first ITF 2 

Series singles title at the Nottingham Indoor, a result that saw her make her world top 10 debut. 

Jordanne made her Grand Slam debut at the Australian Open, Roland Garros and Wimbledon in 

2011. 

Paralympic history beckoned as Jordanne went on to partner Lucy Shuker to win the women’s 

doubles bronze medal at London 2012 securing Great Britain’s first women’s wheelchair tennis 

Paralympic medal. Jordanne and Lucy also finished runners-up in the women’s doubles at 

Wimbledon, reaching their first Grand Slam final together. Jordanne has started 2013 by winning 

both the women’s singles and women’s doubles titles at the North West Challenge in Preston and 

the North East Tournament in Sunderland. 


KEY FACTS 

Born: 11.06.92 


Lives: Halesowen, Birmingham 

Career Titles (singles):12 


2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 

12 13 10 13 20 39 48 92 - - - - - - 

Coach: Paul Seymour 


Twitter: @jordannejoyce92 


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LTA PLAYER 

SUPPORT TEAM 

CONTACTS 

Simon Jones 

Head of 

Performance 

Support 

Iain Bates 

Head of Women’s 

Tennis 

Karl Cooke 

Sport Science 

Manager 

Leon Smith 

Head of Men’s 

Tennis & Aegon 

GB Davis Cup 

Team Captain 

Jeremy Bates 

Lead Coach 

Women’s Tennis 

Max de Vylder 

Research & 

Development 

Manager 

Judy Murray 

Fed Cup Captain 

Louis Cayer 

Head of 

Performance 

Coaching 

Rob Hill 

Senior 

Physiotherapist 

Martin Weston 

Men’s Tennis 

Manager 

Andrew 

Lewandowski 

Head of Talent 

Management 

Rachel Newnham 

Performance 

Lifestyle Advisor 


TENNIS FOUNDATION 

PLAYER PERFORMANCE TEAM 

CONTACTS 

Geraint Richards 

Head of 

Disability Player 

Performance 

Cain Berry 

Technical 

Performance 

Projects Manager 

Stuart Wilkinson 

Lead Coach – 

Wheelchair Tennis 

Dan Wood 

Physiotherapist 

Martyn Whait 

National 

Programme Coach 

– Wheelchair 

Tennis 

Karen Ross 

Talent Manager 

and Senior 

Performance 

Coach 

Ash Smith 

Performance 

Development 

Coach 


LTA PERFORMANCE SUPPORT 

The LTA is committed to removing the barriers 

that prevent equal participation and access to 

tennis at the highest level, through providing 

professional and financial support to high 

performance players. The varying levels 

of support aim to help players reach their 

potential and are dependent upon a player’s 

age and progress. 

To ensure a transparent and fair process, the 

LTA has created a series of measures for the 

allocation of funding, as well as the granting of 

wildcards and other selection processes. 

The LTA uses a Player Matrix to measure and 

determine which players are eligible to receive 

funding. 

Team Aegon players receive the highest level 

of support from the LTA. As well as financial 

support in the form of programme funding and 

international travel assistance (ITA), they also 

have access to the highest level of tennis and 

technical support through the programme at 

the National Tennis Centre. This programme 

includes strength and conditioning training, 

sports science, sports medicine, performance 

lifestyle advice, nutritionist support, and 

performance analysis. 

Aegon FutureStars are players aged 18&U who 

receive funding based upon the LTA Player 

Matrix. The funding goes towards squad 

sessions, individual training, strength and 

conditioning, and court costs, in order to help 

reduce the cost of a player’s programme, and is 

paid directly to the performance centre where 

the player is training. Aegon FutureStars also 

receive individual support from either the LTA’s 

Talent Performance Managers and Coordinators, 

or the National Coaches, depending on their age 

and playing level. 

The Tournament Bonus Scheme was launched 

in 2010 and aims to reward those players 

competing in the Futures, Challengers and ATP/ 

WTA tour events. This scheme is open to all non- 

Team Aegon players, and supplements prize 

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PLAYER SUPPORT GO TO 

http://www.lta.org.uk/players-parents/Performance-players/Player-funding/ 

money that is earned at these events both 

in the UK and abroad. As well as providing 

player support, it aims to remove some of 

the financial barriers professional players 

may face as they strive to make a successful 

transition to the senior game. 

The LTA has also implemented a Performance 

Centre Network of 100 centres which 

are supported with people, resources, 

and funding, in order to create worldclass 

training programmes for the next 

generation of players. Performance Centres 

work with players aged up to 12, whilst 

High Performance and International High 

Performance Centres work with 12 – 18 and 

older players. The centres are funded using 

an incentivising system that rewards them 

for the level of players they have produced 

over the previous seasons. The purpose of the 

Performance Centre Network is to produce 

‘A’ matrix international players who are 

supported by the best coaches, and training 

at the best centres in the country. 

TEAM AEGON 

Team Aegon is the group of elite 

performance players who receive the 

highest level of support from the LTA. 

These 21 players are currently part of the 

2013 programme: 

ELENA BALTACHA 

LUKE BAMBRIDGE 

LIAM BROADY 

ELEANOR DEAN 

KATY DUNNE 

KYLE EDMUND 

COLIN FLEMING 

OLIVER GOLDING 

EVAN HOYT 

ROSS HUTCHINS 

DOMINIC INGLOT 

ANNE KEOTHAVONG 

JOHANNA KONTA 

JONNY MARRAY 

JAMES MARSALEK 

TARA MOORE 

GEORGE MORGAN 

LAURA ROBSON 

JAMES WARD 

JOSHUA WARD-HIBBERT 

HEATHER WATSON 


AEGON BRITISH JUNIOR 

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 2012 

18U BOYS’ CHAMPION 

Scott Clayton 

18U GIRLS’ CHAMPION 

Beth Askew 


Julian Cash 


Lana Rush 


Marcus Walters 


Gabriella Taylor 


Finn Bass 


Emily Appleton 


AEGON: 

LEAD PARTNER OF 

BRITISH TENNIS 

AEGON IS PROUD OF ITS 

SPONSORSHIP OF BRITISH 

TENNIS, WHICH AIMS NOT ONLY 

TO ENGAGE WITH EVERYONE 

WHO ENJOYS WATCHING OR 

PLAYING THE GAME, BUT ALSO TO 

ENCOURAGE MORE PEOPLE OF 

ALL AGES AND ABILITIES TO PLAY 

THE SPORT. 

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT 

www.aegontennis.co.uk 

AEGON UK’S HEAD OF 

SPONSORSHIP, 

IAN MURRAY: 

‘AS the Lead Partner of British Tennis, we’re 

delighted to sponsor world-class events like 

the Aegon Championships, Aegon Classic and 

Aegon International. However it’s not just 

the big events we’re backing; we’re helping to 

transform the sport at all levels. 

‘Our investment into tennis is designed to 

encourage and support more people to play 

at all levels – be it through the Aegon Schools 

Tennis or Aegon Parks Tennis programmes, 

or through performance programmes such as 

Team Aegon or the Aegon FutureStars.’ 

FAST FACTS 

AEGON’S SPONSORSHIP 

IN NUMBERS: 

2 national teams: the Aegon GB 

Davis Cup and Aegon GB Fed Cup Teams 

3 world class grass-court 

tournaments: the Aegon 

Championships, the Aegon Classic and the 

Aegon International 

More than 170 domestic 

competitions including the Aegon 

GB Pro-Series and Aegon Team Tennis 

217 Aegon Parks Tennis sites 

are now in operation 

More than 1,000 talented 

juniors have been supported by the 

Aegon FutureStars programme with over 

480 on the 2013 programme 

Over 1,000 registered Places 

to Play and more than 25,000 players 

compete in Aegon Team Tennis 

More than 10,000 juniors 

involved in the Aegon Summer Regional 

Tour in 2013 

Over 16,000 schools through the 

Aegon Schools Tennis programme – more 

than half of all schools in Great Britain 

More than 2.1 million children 

have access to free tennis equipment 

through the Aegon Schools Tennis 

programme 

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2013 BRITISH TOURNAMENTS 

LTA CALENDAR 

CONTACTS 

NUMBER COMMENCING 

WEEK WEEK EVENT DATES VENUE 

1 31-DEC 

2 7-JAN 

3 14-JAN AGBPS GLASGOW: MEN’S $10K & WOMEN’S $10K (IH) 12 - 20 JAN SCOTSTOUN LC, GLASGOW 

4 21-JAN AGBPS PRESTON: MEN’S $10K & WOMEN’S $10K (IH) 19 - 27 JAN SOUTH RIBBLE, PRESTON 

5 28-JAN AGBPS SHEFFIELD: MEN’S $10K (IH) 26 JAN - 2 FEB GRAVES TC, SHEFFIELD 

6 4-FEB AGBPS WIRRAL: MEN’S $10K (IH) 2 - 9 FEB WIRRAL S&LC 

7 11-FEB 

8 18-FEB 

9 25-FEB AGBPS CARDIFF: MEN’S $10K (IH) 23 FEB - 2 MAR VA CARDIFF 

10 4-MAR AGBPS SHREWSBURY: MEN’S $10K (IH) 3 – 10 MAR SHREWSBURY CLUB 

AGBPS SUTTON: WOMEN’S $10K (IH) 3 - 10 MAR SUTTON TA 

11 11-MAR AGBPS BATH: MEN’S $10K & WOMEN’S $15K (IH) 9 - 17 MAR UNI OF BATH TC 

12 18-MAR AGBPS SUNDERLAND: MEN’S $10K & WOMEN’S $15K (IH) 16 - 24 MAR SUNDERLAND TC 

13 25-MAR 

14 1-APR 

15 8-APR AGBPS EDGBASTON: WOMEN’S $25K (IH) 6 - 13 APR EDGBASTON PRIORY CLUB 

16 15-APR 

17 22-APR AGBPS BOURNEMOUTH: MEN’S $10K & WOMEN’S $10K (OC) 20 - 28 APR WEST HANTS CLUB, BOURNEMOUTH 

18 29-APR AGBPS EDINBURGH: MEN’S $10K & WOMEN’S $10K (OC) 27 APR - 5 MAY CRAIGLOCKHART TC, EDINBURGH 

19 6-MAY AGBPS NEWCASTLE: MEN’S $10K (OC) 4 - 11 MAY NORTHUMBERLAND CLUB, 

20 13-MAY 

21 20-MAY 

22 27-MAY 

NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE 

23 3-JUN AEGON TROPHY 1 – 9 JUN NOTTINGHAM TC 

24 10-JUN AEGON NOTTINGHAM CHALLENGE 8 – 16 JUN NOTTINGHAM TC 

CONTINUED... 

OH = OUTDOOR HARD (ACRYLIC); IH = INDOOR HARD (ACRYLIC); 

OC = OUTDOOR CLAY; OG = OUTDOOR GRASS 


2013 BRITISH TOURNAMENTS 

LTA CALENDAR 

CONTACTS 

NUMBER COMMENCING 

WEEK WEEK EVENT DATES VENUE 

25 17-JUN 

26 24-JUN 

27 1-JUL MEN’S $10K (OG) 29 JUN - 6 JUL THE NORTHERN CLUB, MANCHESTER 

28 8-JUL MEN’S $10K (OG) 6 - 13 JUL ILKLEY LTC 

29 15-JUL MEN’S $10K (OG)* 13 - 20 JUL FELIXSTOWE LTC 

WOMEN’S $25K (OH)* 13 - 20 JUL FOXHILLS LTC, WOKING 

30 22-JUL WOMEN’S $25K (OH) 20 - 27 JUL NORTH WALES REGIONAL TC, WREXHAM 

31 29-JUL MEN’S $15K & WOMEN’S $10K (OH) - COMBINED 27 JUL - 4 AUG NOTTINGHAM TC 

32 5-AUG MEN’S $15K (OH) 3 - 10 AUG VA RIVERSIDE CHISWICK 

33 12-AUG 

34 19-AUG 

35 26-AUG MEN’S $10K (OH) 24 - 31 AUG NORTH WALES REGIONAL TC, WREXHAM 

36 2-SEP MEN’S $10K (OH) 31 AUG - 7 SEP GRAVES TC, SHEFFIELD 

37 9-SEP MEN’S $10K (OH) 7 - 14 SEP NTC, ROEHAMPTON 

38 16-SEP WOMEN’S $25K (IH) 14 - 21 SEP SHREWSBURY CLUB 

39 23-SEP WOMEN’S $25K (IH) 21 - 28 SEP LOUGHBOROUGH UNI 

40 30-SEP 

OH = OUTDOOR HARD (ACRYLIC); IH = INDOOR HARD (ACRYLIC); 

OC = OUTDOOR CLAY; OG = OUTDOOR GRASS 

41 7-OCT MEN’S $10K (IH) 5 - 12 OCT VA CARDIFF 

42 14-OCT MEN’S $10K (IH) 12 - 19 OCT LOUGHBOROUGH UNI 

43 21-OCT MEN’S $10K (IH) 19 - 26 OCT TIPTON SA 

44 28-OCT MEN’S $10K (IH)* 26 OCT - 2 NOV EDGBASTON PRIORY CLUB 

WOMEN’S $75K (IH)* 26 OCT - 2 NOV TARKA TC, BARNSTAPLE 

45 4-NOV WOMEN’S $10K (IH) 2 - 9 NOV LOUGHBOROUGH UNI 

46 11-NOV WOMEN’S $10K (IH) 10 - 17 NOV MANCHESTER TC

LTA PLAYER GUIDE 2013

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