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11-Jul-10:
Finland, England and Egypt win the finals.

Millie Tomlinson was first seed, and English Champion under 19. Emily Whitlock was second seed and English champion under 17. Those two girls didn't lose a game on their route to the final. The final had an unexpected outcome. The younger one, Emily, won the final after a close match in three games: 11-8 11-6 11-5.

The other final was an Egypt-England clash between Moustafa Bayoumy (3/4) and Robert Downer (2). The first two games were really close, but in both games the Egyptian was at the end of the game the one who won the points. The third games was just to finish it: 11-8 11-7 11-3.



All champions of the Dutch Junior Open 2010:

Boys under 13: Miko �ij�nen (FIN)
Girls under 13: Nouran Gohar (EGY)

Boys under 15: Karim El Hammamy (EGY)
Girls under 15: Laila Omar (EGY)

Boys under 17: Osama Khalid Khalifa (EGY)
Girls under 17: Haidi Lala (EGY)

Boys under 19: Moustafa Bayoumy (EGY)
Girls under 19: Emily Whitlock (ENG)

10-Jul-10:
Top seed tumbles in B19 ...
Arnold van der Hars reports

At the Frans Otten Stadium in Amsterdam we had day three of the Dutch Junior Open 2010. The day ended with a big BBQ in the garden.

Before we could even think about the BBQ, we had an upset in the boys under 19 category. In the semi final between the two Egyptian compatriots, we have seen some good squash, lovely touches and a big mental game. Number one seed Karim Ali Fathy lost the first game 11-5, probably the nerves. He lost those nerves in the second: 9-11. The third games was for Moustafa Bayoumy (3/4) again and the fourth went to Karim. The decisive game took a while and after a total of 63 minutes of squash, the top seed was tumbled: 11-6 to Moustafa.

The other semi final was on the glass court also between local hero Rick Penders (3/4) and Englishman Robert Downer (2). Unfortunately for the Dutchman, he couldn't reach his normal level due to a minor injury. Robert Downer showed no mercy and went in straight games to the final: 11-6 11-9 11-4.

An all English final in the girls under 19 will be played on Finals Day. Both girls had lost no game on their route to the final. Top seed Millie Tomlinson had some trouble with Tesni Evans (5/8) from Wales: 11-7 11-5 11-7.
Emily Whitlock, second seed, had also a good warm up for the final against Columbian Catalina Pelaez (3/4): 11-8 11-3 11-8.
  

 
09-Jul-10:
Day Two at the DJO
Arnold van der Hars reports

Again an exciting day of squash at Frans Otten Stadium, Amsterdam. Today the quarter finales have been played and eitht players are ready for the semi-finals tomorrow.

In the boys under 19 category Karim Ali Fathy (seeded 1) will play against his fellow country man Moustafa Bayoumy (seeded 3/4). The other semi-final is between local hero Rick Penders (3/4) and Robert Downer (2) from England. The two Egyptians needed only three gasmes in the quarters to get through, while Rick and Robert needed both a marathon match to get to the semis, both five games.

We have noted one upset in the girls under 19. Number one seeded Millie Tomlinson will play against Tesni Evans (5/8) from Wales in the semi final. Tesni beat Julianne Courtice (3/4) in a close match, 13-11 in the fifth. The other semi-final is between Columbian Catalina Pelaez (3/4) and Emily Whitlock (2) from England. Emily went through in straight games and Catalina needed four games to get through.

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08-Jul-10:
A few upsets on Day One
Arnold van der Hars reports

Day one at the Dutch Junior Open 2010 is finished, h hot and sweaty day for players, parents, coaches and crew. We saw some good squash and quality matches.

In the boys under 19 most of the top seeds got safely through the last 16, but three upsets were noted - Tom Dwyer (5/8) from England lost to Tarek Salah El Dein from Egypt in straight games, Konrad Tyma from Poland (9/16) lost to Taylor Tutrone also in straight games, and home player Marc ter Sluis created the third upset by beating Sebastia Munar Palmer (9/16) from Spain in five.

So the top four seeds: Karim Ali Fathy, Robert Downer, Rick Penders and Moustafa Bayoumy made it comfortably to the last 16.

In the girls under 19 there were also three upsets - Rebecca Quiney (9/16) from England beat Hannah Jane Davies (5/8) from Wales in three, Canadian Jennifer Pelletier had two upsets in a row: first by beating 5/8 seed Sandra Polak from Austria in three in the first round, and then beating Jade Thompson (9/16) from England in four games. Alexandra Sawin from the USA also had a pair of upsets, she beat Nanna Frederiksen (9/16) from Denmark in three games in the first round, and in the second round Alexandra needed four close games to beat 5/8 seed Brogan Lane from England.

All the other high seeded girls didn't lose a game to reach the quarters.

Egyptians top most DJO draws

Preparations for Dutch Junior Open 2010 are are in full swing with the event scheduled to take place from Thursday July 8th to Sunday July 11th in Amsterdam's Frans Otten Stadion.

There are almost 400 entries from around the world representing 33 countries). Last year we had 361 entries, so it's good see the tournament is still growing! Just like last year, there are plenty big names involved, but in almost every category a Egyptian player is number one seed. Only in the girls under 19 and boys under 13 is the top seed ot from Egypt.

Top seeds in the boys under 19 are Karim Ali Fathy from Egypt and Englishman Robert Downer. Local hero Rick Penders is seeded 3/4.
In the girls under 19 there are three girls from England in the top four: Millie Tomlinson (1), Emily Whitlock (2) and Julianne Courtice (3/4). Catalina Pel�ez from Colombia is also 3/4 seeded.

Top seeds in the other categories are Miko �ij�nen (FIN, BU13), Nouran Gohar (EGY, GU13), Mohammed Youssef (EGY, BU15), Salma El Dafrawy (EGY, GU15), Osama Khalid Khalifa (EGY, BU17) and Haidi Lala (EGY, GU17)
  

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