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LTA PLAYER GUIDE 2013

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Tennis Championships at Newport, Rhode<br />

Island while Ken Skupski and Jamie Delgado<br />

were runners up at the ATP Farmers Classic in<br />

Los Angeles.<br />

Dominic Inglot lifted his first ATP World Tour<br />

title with partner Treat Huey at the Citi Open<br />

in Washington.<br />

Heather Watson won her first WTA title at<br />

Stanford as she and Kiwi partner Marina<br />

Erakovic took the doubles title while Laura<br />

Robson reached her first WTA singles semifinal<br />

at the XXV Italiacom Open in Palermo.<br />

Jamie Burdekin reached his first main draw<br />

final at Super Series level at the BNP Paribas<br />

French Open where he finished runner-up in<br />

the Quad singles. Andy Lapthorne and Peter<br />

Norfolk took the Quad doubles title.<br />

Gordon Reid claimed the doubles title at<br />

the ITF 1 Series Swiss Open alongside Dutch<br />

partner Maikel Scheffers. The 20 year-old<br />

was then runner-up in the Men’s singles<br />

at the British Open Wheelchair Tennis<br />

Championships at Nottingham Tennis Centre.<br />

British No.1 Lucy Shuker was a quarter-<br />

finalist in the women’s singles and reached<br />

the doubles semi-finals with South African<br />

partner Kgothatso Montjane.<br />

At Koblenz, Germany, the Great Britain<br />

team took home five medals from the 12th<br />

European Deaf Tennis Championships<br />

highlighted by Gold for Bethany Brookes in<br />

the Junior Girls’ singles and Gold for Sophie<br />

Paul in the Junior Mixed doubles.<br />

Johanna Konta reached the final at the $50K<br />

ITF event in Lexington while Josh Goodall won<br />

the singles title at the $10K JM Glendinning<br />

International Tennis Tournament in Ilkley.<br />

A British Girls’ team were victorious at the<br />

Tennis Europe Summer Cups for the first time<br />

since 1979. The 14U team of Maia Lumsden,<br />

Jazzi Plews and Gabriella Taylor saw off<br />

Germany 2-0 in the final.<br />

The ITF 18&U Aegon Junior International in<br />

Edinburgh saw Anna Brogan beat Anastasia<br />

Mikheeva in an all-British final.<br />

At the Tennis Europe Nations Challenge by<br />

HEAD the 12&U Great Britain Girls’ team<br />

qualified for the finals. The team of Ali<br />

Collins, Eliz Maloney and Claudia Hallsworth<br />

defeated Slovenia 2-1 to seal qualification.<br />

AUGUST 2012<br />

British No.1 Andy Murray defeated the<br />

world’s top two at the Olympic Games, Novak<br />

Djokovic and Roger Federer, to win Gold in the<br />

Men’s singles on Centre Court. In the final the<br />

British third seed swept past Federer 6-2, 6-1,<br />

6-4 to avenge his Wimbledon defeat against<br />

the Swiss World No.1.<br />

Murray took a second medal as he and Laura<br />

Robson claimed silver in the Mixed doubles as<br />

the British duo finished as runners-up to top<br />

seeds Victoria Azarenka and Max Mirnyi from<br />

Belarus.<br />

Heather Watson won her second WTA doubles<br />

crown alongside Marina Erakovic at the Texas<br />

Tennis Open in Dallas beating Liga Dekmeijere<br />

and Irina Falconi 6-3, 6-0 in the final.<br />

Tara Moore finished as the singles finalist<br />

at the $50K event at Kazan in Russia. The<br />

20 year-old dropped just one set en route to<br />

the final before falling 6-3, 6-3 to Ukrainian<br />

Katernya Kozlova.<br />

Great Britain’s 18&U Boys’ team qualified for<br />

the European Summer Cups finals after the<br />

team of Jonny O’Mara, Scott Clayton and Clay<br />

Crawford defeated the Slovak Republic 2-1 in<br />

the qualifying final.<br />

The 14&U Great Britain Girls’ team were<br />

runners-up at the ITF World Junior Tennis<br />

Finals in Prostejov, Czech Republic as<br />

Gabriella Taylor, Jazzi Plews and Maia<br />

Lumsden were edged out 2-1 by the Slovak<br />

Republic in the final.<br />

The British team of Katie Dunne, Anna Brogan<br />

and Harriet Dart defeated the USA 8-4 to win<br />

the 36th Maureen Connolly Challenge Trophy<br />

in New Haven.<br />

<strong>LTA</strong> Player Guide 7

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