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 Tecnifibre
English Junior Championships 2012
02-04 March, Surrey |
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Sunday 4th, Finals:
B13 [1] Curtis Malik bt [2] Todd Bennett
11/8, 5/11, 8/11, 14/12, 11/6 (43m)
G13 [1] Elize Lazarus bt [9/16] Rawan El
Kalaawy
11/9, 11/2, 11/7 (20m)
B15 [2] Patrick Rooney bt [1] James Peach
10/12, 11/6, 9/11, 11/7, 12/10 (48m)
G15 [1] Georgina Kennedy bt [3/4] Kace Bartley
11/7, 11/5, 11/9 (24m)
B17 [1] Richie Fallows bt [2] Lyell Fuller
11/8, 11/9, 8/11, 11/9 (59m)
G17 [1] Eleanor Lake bt [3/4] Alicia Mead
11/7, 8/11, 11/6, 12/10 (36m)
B19 [1] Declan James bt [3/4] Oliver Holland
11/7, 11/3, 11/4 (29m
G19 [1] Victoria Temple-Murray bt [3/4] Chloe
Pearson
11/3, 11/3, 11/6 (16m)
Seven top seeds take
English Junior titles in Surrey
After three days of action at Surrey Sports Park and
Colets, the seeding committee went home happy as seven of
the eight top seeds claimed the title at the Tecnifibre
English Junior Open, and the one to lose only did so 12/10
in the fifth!
At SSP:
GU15 Final:
Kace Bartley continued were she left off in the semi
finals playing some great squash and raced to a 7-1 lead in
the first game however Georgina Kennedy soon got to
grips with the game and took 10 points on the trot to win
the first 11-7.
In the second Bartley started strongly again but could not
maintain the intensity throughout and lost the second 11-5.
Kennedy was ready to seize her opportunity of glory in the
third and reached 8-2 within minutes before Bartley fought
back to 9-8 only for Kennedy to take the next 2 points and
add the U15 title to her U13 title.
GU19 Final:
The girls under 19 final was a repeat of last years under 17
final and had the same outcome. Victoria Temple-Murray
was dominant throughout and never gave Chloe Pearson
the opportunity to get in to the game. Murray’s hard hitting
and fast pace was to much for Pearson to handle as Murray
Claimed the GU19 title.
BU15 Final:
The boys under 15 final was certainly one to remember.
Nothing could separate the two players as the first game
went to a tie break before James Peach took the game
12-10. After Peach went 4-1 up in the second it looked like
the match was only going to go one way however Patrick
Rooney fought back to win the next 8 points to go 9-4 up
and then win the game to find a way back in the game taking
the second 1-1.
Peach went in front again taking the third 11-9 and Rooney
ensured the match would going the distance taking the fourth
11-7 levelling the match 2-2. A determined Rooney fighting
to add the U15 title to his U13 title came out strong in the
last game taking a 4-0 lead and never let it slip getting to
matchball 10-9.
Peach saved one matchball taking the match to another tie
break but Rooney stood strong winning the 5th 12-10 and the
match 3-2 to be crowned Under 15 English Junior Champion.
BU19 Final:
The boys under 19 final was a one sided affair. Defending
champion Declan James controlled the game from the
start and Oliver Holland never looked like he was
going to win the final. Holland managed to keep the pace
with James at 7-7 in the first however James showed his
class by winning the next 5 points winning the first 11-7.
In the second and third James was just too good for Holland
winning 11-3 & 11-4 to claim the title of Boys Under 19
English Junior Champion.
At Colets:
Top seed Elise Lazarus brought Rawan El Kalaawy’s
fine run to an end in the final of the girls under 13
Lazarus, who did not drop a single game in the tournament
beat Kalaawy 3-0 in 20 minutes.
A keenly fought boys’ under 13 final saw number 1 seed
Curtis Malik beat 2nd seed Todd Bennett 3-2,
Bennett leading by 2 games to 1 served for the match in the
fourth game; Malik won the point and the next two to take
the game 14-12. Malik was never behind in the fifth, taking
it 11-6 and the title in a match lasting 43 minutes.
Alicia Mead, 3/4 seed, looked likely to take the
girls under 17 final to five sets when serving at 10-5 in
the fourth, but top seed Eleanor Lake had other ideas
and won the next seven points to secure the title with a 3-1
win in 36 minutes.
Top seeds Richie Fallows and Lyell Fuller
played a 59 minute final, Fallows taking the first two games
11-8,11-9. Fuller replied taking the third 11-8. A fourth
game saw Fallows serve for the match at 10-6, Fuller came
back to serve at 9-10 but Fallows won the rally to win the
boys under 17 title 3-1 to the overwhelming delight of his
dad.
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Completed Draws:
Boys 13 |
Boys 15 | Boys 17 | Boys 19
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Girls 13 | Girls 15 |
Girls 17 |
Girls 19
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Sat 3rd, Semis :
Boys U19:
Declan James bt Taminder Gata-Aura 11-9, 11-8, 7-11,
11-7 (42m)
Oliver Holland bt Tom Ford
6-11, 8-11, 11-9, 5-2*, 11-3 (50m)
 Oliver
Holland made it consecutive finals in the English Junior
Championships beating Tom Ford 3-2 in the first semi final.
Ford played some superb squash in the first two games and
managed to take a 2-0 lead and came within 2 points of a
place in the final at 9-9 in the third.
Holland, out to avenge his defeat in the BU17 finals last
year had other ideas and won the next two points to take
third 11-9. In the fourth game with the points at 2-2 Ford’s
effort in the first three games caught up with him as he was
unable to overcome a serious bout of cramp in his legs.
Unable to move Ford conceded the 4th [*from 5-2 it looks
like, Ed] to give himself a much needed 90 seconds to
recover however it was just too short a time period to
recover and never got going in the fifth losing it 11-3.
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the second semi final defending champion Declan James
overcame the determined Taminder Gata-Aura. Gata-Aura showed
right from the start he was not here to simply make up the
numbers and raced to a 5-2 lead in the first and the game
remained neck and neck until 9-9 before James won the game
11-9.
James played some stunning squash in the second to go 2-0.
In the third James seem to take his foot of the gas to allow
Gata-Aura to win the third, however James recomposed himself
to win the fourth 11-7 and the match 3-1.
Girls U19:
Victoria T-Murray bt Sophie Lemom 10-12,
11-4, 11-5, 11-2 (33m)
Chloe Pearson bt Georgina Ingham 11-5,
11-7, 10-12, 11-3 (29m)
 The
GU19 final will be a repeat of the 2011 U17 final after
Victoria Temple-Murray and Chloe Pearson both won
their semi finals. Temple-Murray, looking to make it back to
back championship wins in the English Junior Championships
came from 1-0 down against Sophie Lemom in her semi final to
win 3-1.
In the other semi final and last game of the day at SSP
Pearson booked her spot in the final. Pearson started out
well winning the first two games before Ingham fought back
valiantly to win the 3rd after a tie break 12-10. Pearson
determined to make it to final won the 4th game 11-3.
U17 Semis:
Richie Fallows by Angus
Gillams
13-15, 11-4, 11-7, 11-5 (54m)
Lyell Fuller bt George Parker
11-7, 11-4, 11-5 (36m)
Eleanor Lake bt Anna Kimberley
11-5, 14-12, 3-11, 11-4 (52m)
Alicia Mead bt Lucy Beecroft
9-11, 7-11, 113-11, 11-9, 11-8 (56m)
The top seeds will contest the
boys under 17 final, Richie Fallows taking 54 minutes
to beat 3/4 seed Angus Gillams 3-1. Lyell Fuller
despatched George Parker in 3 taking 36 minutes
Two hard fought five setters in the Girls under 17s semi
finals. First Top seed Eleanor Lake beat Anna
Kimberley3/4 11/9 in the fifth in 65 minutes 3/4 seed
Alicia Mead beat last year's under 15 champion and no 2
seed Lucy Beecroft 3-2 in 56 minutes.
U15 Semis:
James Peach bt Robbie Keefe
13-11, 11-8, 11-8 (22m)
Patrick Rooney bt Bradley Masters
13-11, 11-6, 11-9 (31m)
Georgina Kennedy bt Mari Taylor
11-9, 11-8, 11-2 (22m)
Kace Bartley bt Amelia Henley 11-9, 3-11, 7-11, 11-7,
11-7 (31m)
GU13
Elize Lazarus bt Lucy Turmel
11/7, 11/6, 11/4 (21m)
Rawan
El kalaawy bt Ellen Cooper
11/6, 16/14, 11/6 (20m)
Todd
Bennett bt Alexander Engstrom 7/11,11/4,11/8,7/11,11/7 (40m)
Curtis
Malik bt Michael Mattimore
11/8, 11/2, 11/4 (21m)
Curtis Malik the no1
seed marched into the final of the boys under thirteen when
he beat Michael Mattimore 3-0 in 21 minutes.
Joining him in the final will be the 2nd seed Todd
Bennett who took an extra 20 minutes to beat 5/8 seed
Alex Engstrom 3/2 in 40 minutes.
Elise Lazarus the girls no 1 seed like Malik in the
boys marched into the final with a 3-0 win over Lucy Turmel
3-0 also in 21 minutes.
Rawan El Kalaawy who has won all her matches 3-0
including a second round defeat of the 2nd seed Jasmine
Hutton. El Kalaawy beat Ellen Cooper 3-0 but Cooper offered
stern resistance losing the second game 16/14.
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Sunday
Schedules
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Boys 13 |
Boys 15 | Boys 17 | Boys 19
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Girls 13 | Girls 15 |
Girls 17 |
Girls 19
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Draws & Results
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Sat 3rd, Quarters :
Girls U15:
Georgina Kennedy bt Grace Gear
11-5, 11-7, 11-0 (18m)
Mari Taylor bt Florie Smith
11-9, 11-8, 11-0 (15m)
Kace Bartley bt Amber Peacey
11-7, 11-5, 11-8 (22m)
Amelia Henley bt Amy Jones
11-5, 11-8, 11-2 (28m)
The Girls U15 quarters were
quick, each match a 3-0 victory under 30 minutes. Georgina
Kennedy and Mari Taylor both came through their QF with
relative ease. Their opponents put up some resistance in the
first couple of games but then fell short in the 3rd as
Kennedy and Taylor both recorded 11-0 wins in the last game.
Kace Bartley and Amelia Henley had slightly longer matches
and put under a little more pressure however both dealt well
with their opponents and closed the games out when they
needed to. All top 4 seeds continue on their way.
Girls U19:
Victoria Temple Murray bt Hannah Williams
11-7, 11-4, 11-8 (18m)
Sophie Lemom bt Samantha Ward 11-7, 5-11, 9-11, 11-4, 11-8
(52m)
Chloe Pearson bt Hannah Crichton
11-4, 11-8, 11-3 (18m)
Georgina Ingham bt Katie Smith 3-11, 11-8, 9-11,
11-7, 11-5 (34m)
A couple of upsets in the
Girls Under 19 event with 2 of the top seeds falling. Sophie
Lemom battled back from 2-1 down against Sam Ward which took
a hard 52 minutes, while Georgina Ingham had a fightback of
her own against Katie Smith. Smith was the favourite and led
2-1 but Ingham was determined and claimed a 3-2 victory.
In contrast, Victoria Temple Murray and Chloe Pearson both
had relatively easy matches, with both players moving into
the semi finals with straight game victories in under 20
minutes.
Boys Under
17:
Richie Fallows bt Josh Masters
11/4, 11/5, 11/9 (30m)
George Parker bt James Evans
11/7, 11/8, 11/8 (23m)
Angus Gillams bt Hamish Falconer 11/7, 11/4, 8/11, 4/11,
11/9 (66m)
Lyell Fuller bt Jack Cooper
11/2, 11/4, 11/4 (22m)
Richie Fallows and Lyell
Fuller, first and second seeds won their quarter-final
matches in regulation manner Fallows taking 30 minutes to
beat 5/8 seed Josh Masters in 30 minutes, while Fuller beat
9/16 seed Jack Cooper in 22 minutes.
George Parker took a little longer to prevail against James
Evens 9/16 seed 3-0 in 32 minutes.
The longest game so far in the tournament of 66 minutes saw
Angus Gillams 3/4 seed beat Hamish Falconer 5/8 seed 3/2
Girls Under
17:
Eleanor Lake bt Lucy Pallett
11/9, 11/2, 7/11, 11/7 (35m)
Anna Kimberley bt Lily Taylor
11/4, 11/7, 7/11, 11/6 (37m)
Alicia Mead bt Alison Thompson
9/11, 11/8, 11/5, 11/8 (37m)
Lucy Beecroft bt Jessica Winder
11/7, 14/12, 11/6 (27m)
The girls under 17 event has
gone to seedings.
No 1 Eleanor Lake beat 5/8 seed Lucy Pallett 3-1 in 35
minutes, no 2 seed Lucy Beecroft beat Jessica Winder in 3 in
27 minutes, Anna Kimberley 3/4 won 3-1 against 5/8 seed
Lilly Taylor in 37 minutes, and Alicia Mead 3/4 seed,
brought Alison Thomson’s un-seeded winning run to an end 3-1
in 37 minutes.
Boys U19:
Declan James bt Oliver Mapp
11-7, 11-1, 11-9 (43m)
Taminder Gata-Aura bt Nicholas Mulvey
11-9, 11-5, 11-8 (35m)
Oliver Holland bt Daniel Hockborn
11-8, 11-7, 11-6 (36m)
Tom Ford bt Matt Sidaway
7-11, 5-11, 11-8, 11-9, 11-5 (62m)
It was business as usual for
number one seed Declan James who booked his spot in
the semi final with a calm & composed victory over Oliver
Mapp. James controlled the quarter final from the start
leading from the first point to the last.
 James'
opponent in the semi final will be Taminder Gata-Aura
who made the only upset of the BU19 quarter final beating
3/4 seed Nick Mulvey 3-0. The Yorkshire man played some
determined squash with some awe-inspiring retrieving to
progress through to the next round.
Looking to make his second English Junior Championship final
in a row, Oliver Holland claimed his place in the
last 4 after a confident win over Daniel Hockborn. Holland
started slowly going 6-1 down in the first game but soon
found his rhythm to win the first 11-8 after winning the
first Holland was unflappable and took the next two games
11-7 & 11-6.
Tom Ford booked the last place in the semis after
fighting back from 2-0 down in an hour long match which went
the distance. Sidaway set off with real intent and purpose
taking the first to games, however not to be denied his
opportunity of reaching the final, Ford fought back to level
the match 2-2.
In the fifth Ford raced in to 5-1 lead and Sidaway struggled
to regain control and Ford clinched the 5th 11-5 to set up
an exciting semi final against Holland.
Boys U15:
James Peach bt Charlie Lee
11-5, 11-8, 11-6 (21m)
Robbie Keefe bt Harry Falconer
11-7, 9-11, 11-9, 19-17 (45m)
Bradley Masters bt Ben Windle
11-8, 11-7, 11-5 (33m)
Patrick Rooney bt Jamie Todd
11-6, 13-11, 11-6 (33m)
In the first the quarter
final of the day at SSP, number one seed James Peach
reached his second successive semi final in a row as he
proved too strong for 5/8 seed Charlie Lee, winning 3-0 in
21 minutes.
Robbie Keefe made his way into the semi finals after
a tight 3-1 game, it took 45 minutes and Falconer pushed him
in every game, 19-17 the final score in the 4th game which
sealed it for Keefe.
3/4 seed Bradley Masters beat Ben Windle 3-0, the
first two games were a close affair but in the third Masters
managed to up the ante and take the 3rd 11-5.
The last player to book his place in the semis was
Patrick Rooney, who despite being tested in the second
game ran out a fairly comfortable 3-0 winner.
The semi finals will be played later on today and will see
the top four seeds battle for a place in tomorrow's final.
Girls Under
13:
Elize Lazarus bt Carys Jones
11/3, 11/4, 11/3 (14m)
Lucy Turmel bt Gabriella Mawson 11/4, 11/8, 6/11, 10/12,
11/9 (40m)
Ellen Cooper bt Laura Neill
10/12, 12/14, 11/8, 11/6, 11/4 (41m)
Rawan El Kalaawy bt Lucy Soulby
11/3, 11/1, 11/4 (12m)
Two pairs of contrasting
quarter finals in the Girls under 13 event,
No 1 Elise Lazarus beat 5/8 seed Carys Jones 3-0 in
14 minutes
Rawan El Kalaawy seeded 9/16, who beat no.2 seed
Jasmine Hutton in round two, beat Lucy Soulby 5/8 seed in
similar fashion taking only 12 minutes.
The two other quarter finals took 40 and 41 minutes.
Lucy Turmel 3/4 seed fended off a determined
challenge from 5/8 seed Gabriella Mawson leading two games
to love; Mawson replied by winning the next two games only
for Turmel to take the fifth 11/9. Ellen Cooper, 5/8
seed, replied to being two games down to beat 3/4 seed Laura
Neill 11/4 in the fifth.
Boys Under
13:
Curtis Malik bt Michael Andrews
11/3, 11/8, 11/4, (15m)
Michael Mattimore bt James Wyatt
11/5, 11/5, 12/10 (23m)
Tom Bennett bt Oliver Walls
11/5, 11/8, 11/4 (18m)
Alexander Engstrom bt Tom Walsh
11/7, 11/8, 6/11, 11/4 (31m)
In the Boys Under 13 Quarter
finals first and second seeds Curtis Malik and Tom
Bennett progressed smoothly to the semi-finals in 15 and
18 minutes respectively.
Malik beat 9/16 seed Michael Andrews 3-0 and Bennett beat
Oliver Walls in similar fashion.
5/8 seed Michael Mattimore overcame 3/4 seed James
Wyatt 3 – 0 in 23 minutes whilst another 5/8 seed
Alexander Engstrom overcame 3/4 seed Tom Walsh 3 – 1 in
31 minutes
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Boys 13 |
Boys 15 | Boys 17 | Boys 19
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Girls 13 | Girls 15 |
Girls 17 |
Girls 19
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Friday 2nd, Day One at the EJC
SSP, U19 & U15:
 Day
1 at foggy Surrey Sports Park and the English Junior Champs
is under way.
The under 15 girls kicked the tournament off and the draw
saw two 9/16 seeds depart in the first round. Beth Parker
managed to beat Hayley Openshaw-Blower in a closely fought
contest with Parker coming out on top 11-8 in the 5th.
Parker's reward for winning was a second round match against
Number 1 seed Georgina Kennedy. Parker seemed to have
put everything in to her first round match and was unable to
carry her form in to her next match as Kennedy won 3-0.
The other 9/16 seed to lose in the first round was Leanne
Herbert who found Collette Whittington too much to
handle losing 3-0 in 23 minutes. 3/4 seed Mari Taylor
sent out a message to her fellow competitors as she made
quick work of Libby Corke in the second round winning 11-4,
11-0, 11-3 in 13 minutes.
 In
the boys under 15 draw all seeds managed to progress through
to round 2. Anthony Rogal came closest to causing an
upset against 9/16 seed Joe Dale. Rogal managed to
get within 2 points of a second round spot as he led 2-1 and
was 10-10 in the 4th however he lost the 4th 12-10 and then
the 5th 11-2.
The top 4 seeds cruised through to the second round all
winning 3-0 in convincing style. 3/4 seed Robbie Keefe
was pushed hardest out of the four in his 3-0 win over Ben
Joyce as the second game went to 16-14, however in the third
Joyce ran out of steam and Keefe took the next game 11-6 to
win the match 3-0 in 32 mins.
 In
similar fashion to the girls under 15 the Girls under 19 saw
2 9/16 seeds fall foul. Katrina Burrows beat Emily
Peach 3-1 to set up a 2nd round match against 5/8 seed
Sophie Lemom.
The other 9/16 seed to get knocked out was Brogan Lane
who came up against Annie Openshaw-Blower, after two
closely contested games in the favour of Openshaw-Blower
Lane managed to pull 1 back however the revival was short
lived as Openshaw-Blower took the fourth 11-5 to win the
match 3-1.
In the boys under 19 draw all seeds successfully progressed
through the second round, BU17 British Junior Open runner up
Ashley Davies started slowly in his first match of
the tournament dropping his first game 11-9 but came back
strongly to progress through to face an impressive Daniel
Hockborn in the second round.
 Hockborn
was in remarkable form in his first round match against
Gavan Hitchenor dropping only 4 points in 19 minutes to win
3-0. Number 2 seed Tom Ford was equally as impressive
as he took only 13 minutes to beat Jeremy Carter 3-0.
Number 1 seed and red hot favourite Dec James won his
first round 11-4, 11-7, 11-2 in 23m.
Colets, U17 & U13:
 Colets opened their doors to the young eager stars this
morning as the Under 13 boys and girls arrived for their
first round matches.
The first round of the Boys U13 went much to plan as the
majority of seeds moved through to the next round, Ben
Merchant and Elliot Ridge the only unseeded
players to come through after knocking out two 9/16 seeds.
Unfortunately they couldn’t make their winning form last,
Merchant came up against the number 1 seed Curtis Malik
and could only manage to take a game from him.
 Ridge came up against 5/8 seed Michael Mattimore,
Mattimore had a tough 5 set match in the first round and he
didn’t want a repeat of that, a 3-0 victory will see him
face the 3/4 seed James Wyatt in tomorrow's Quarter
Final.
The Girls Under 13’s first round started much the same, with
all top seeds progressing without too much trouble, both top
seeds moving through after 3-0 wins in 10 minutes. The
biggest upset of the day was to follow in round 2. Rawan
El Kalaawy a 9/16 seed came up against the number 2,
Jasmine Hutton.
 El Kalaawy meant business and secured victory in straight
games, she must now be seriously considered a threat and
will hope to keep her title hopes alive tomorrow. The rest
of the top seeds moved through as expected.
The Boys Under 17’s saw unseeded Kyran Young cause an
upset as he knocked out the 3/4 seed Joe Brooke 3-1 in the
first round. His success was short lived as he was beaten by
James Evans in the second round. The rest of the
first round was less eventful as the all the other games
went with seed.
 Jack Cooper caused the only upset of the second round
as the BU15 British Junior Champion knocked out 5/8 seed
Russell Clark 3-1. Bradley Smith came close to an upset as
he pushed 5/8 seed George Parker all the way to 5
losing 3-2.
In the Girls Under 17’s Alison Thomson had a day to
remember as the unseeded player knocked out 9/16 seed Joely
Bennett in the first round 3-0 and then continued her great
form in the next round beating 5/8 seed Martha Possegger
3-0.
In the rest of the draw all seeds managed to progress
through to the next round.
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Draws & Results
SSP Sat Schedule
Colets Sat Schedule
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England's best head for
Surrey
This weekend will see the finest junior squash players in
the country travel to Surrey to compete in the Tecnifibre English
Junior Championships (EJC).
This event has now established itself as a major event in
the calendar, complimenting the traditional Tecnifibre
British Junior Championships and the Tecnifibre British
Junior Open, giving the players the opportunity to fight it
out for a coveted English National title. Colets
Health Club and Surrey
Sports Park will
host 250 players from 2-4 March for three days of fiercely
competitive squash.
Declan James (Nottinghamshire) will
be hoping to defend his BU19 title as he plays this
competition for the last time before moving out of the
juniors. Looking to stop him will be Tom
Ford (Gloucestershire) the
second seed who is hunting for his first National Title
along with county compatriot Oliver
Holland (Nottinghamshire) who
is a 3/4 seed.
The Girls U19 event will see the reigning GU17 Champion Victoria
Temple Murray (Devon) come
into the competition as favourite, her main challenge will
come from last year’s GU19 beaten finalist Katie Smith
(Yorkshire) who
will be hoping to go one better this time round. Samantha
Ward (Northumbria) and Chloe
Pearson (Warwickshire) are
also in contention and will be looking to cause an upset.
The Boys U17 event will see former BU15
Champion Richie
Fallows (Essex) return
as hot favourite to take another title with the second seed Lyell
Fuller (Devon) his
main threat. Current British Girls U17 champion Ellie
Lake (Gloucestershire) will
be looking to consolidate her position as the best U17
player in the country as she hopes to add the EJC title to
her collection, she is seeded to face last year’s GU15 EJC
champion Lucy
Beecroft (Northumbria) in
the final.
In the Girls U15’s, the
current British GU15 champion Georgina
Kennedy (Kent) will
also be looking to make it to the end of the season as a
double champion, she will face stiff competition from Amelia
Henley (Kent) who
will be raring to go in this event after missing out on the
British Junior Championships earlier in the season.
James Peach (Yorkshire) narrowly missed out on
collecting a BJC title this season after reaching the final
and will be looking to go one better in this competition,
his main rival will come from Patrick
Rooney (Merseyside) who
has enjoyed success in this event as a previous BU13
champion.
Elise Lazarus (Essex) is
favourite to claim the Girls U13 title with Jasmine
Hutton (Sussex) also
hoping for success while current Boys U13 BJC Champion Curtis
Malik (Sussex) looks
to continue his great form by collecting a first EJC title.
His main challenger looks to be second seed Todd
Bennett (Gloucestershire) who
will be searching for his first major honours.
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Come and Watch
Both venues have fantastic facilities and plenty of
viewing. Play begins at 9.00am on Friday with the finals
scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
All spectators wishing to watch the best junior players in
the country are invited to attend the event free of charge.
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