Please find below Monday results from the 2014 ITF World Junior Tennis Finals taking place in Prostejov, Czech Republic on 4-9 August. Sixteen boys and 16 girls teams are taking part in the finals of the ITF’s world junior team competition for players aged 14-and-under. A total of 172 teams from 90 countries have taken part in this year’s event.
For the latest news and results, please visit the ITF juniors website: www.itftennis.com/juniors
Results
Girls Group A
(1) USA defeated India 3-0
Rachel Lim (USA) d. Shivani Ingle (IND) 62 62
Claire Liu (USA) d. Sathwika Sama (IND) 60 62
Elysia Bolton/Claire Liu (USA) d. Aarja Chakraborty/Sathwika Sama (IND) 62 61
(6) Russia defeated Spain 3-0
Olesya Pervushina (RUS) d. Laura Lopez Giese (ESP) 60 61
Anastasia Potapova (RUS) d. Carlota Molina Megias (ESP) 63 63
Tatiana Makarova/Olesya Pervushina (RUS) d. Marta Del Pino/Carlota Molina Megias (ESP) 62 60
Girls Group B
(3) Chinese Taipei defeated Morocco 3-0
Pei-Hsuan Chen (TPE) d. Yassmine Bengebara (MAR) 60 63
I-Hsuan Cho (TPE) d. Diae El Jardi (MAR) 64 60
Pei-Hsuan Chen/Yang Lee (TPE) d. Yassmine Bengebara/Diae El Jardi (MAR) 60 62
(8) Colombia defeated Romania 2-1
Maria Camila Osorio (COL) d. Andreea Prisacariu (ROU) 36 64 76(2)
Selma Stefania Cadar (ROU) d. Emiliana Arango (COL) 61 63
Emiliana Arango/Maria Camila Osorio (COL) d. Selma Stefania Cadar/Mihaela Lorena Marculescu (ROU) 61 76(7)
Girls Group C
(4) Australia defeated Peru 3-0
Baijing Lin (AUS) d. Maricielo Sicha (PER) 60 61
Destanee Aiava (AUS) d. Anastasia Iamachkine (PER) 26 61 61
Destanee Aiava/Gabriela Ruffels (AUS) d. Almudena Boza/Anastasia Iamachkine (PER) 61 62
Czech Republic defeated (7) Poland 2-1
Iga Swiatek (POL) d. Karolina Berankova (CZE) 46 64 64
Lucia Kankova (CZE) d. Anna Hertel (POL) 75 64
Lucia Kankova/Anna Kynclova (CZE) d. Anna Hertel/Wiktoria Rutkowska (POL) 64 64
Girls Group D
(2) Ukraine defeated China 3-0
Katarina Zavatska (UKR) d. Wang Xiyu (CHN) 63 61
Dayana Yastremska (UKR) d. Qian Hui Tang (CHN) 76(0) 16 75
Yelyzaveta Domukhovska/Katarina Zavatska (UKR) d. Mei Qi Guo/Qian Hui Tang (CHN) 61 76(5)
(5) Canada defeated Egypt 3-0
Brindtha Ramasamy (CAN) d. Hala Khaled (EGY) 62 63
Bianca Andreescu (CAN) d. Dalila Said (EGY) 63 62
Bianca Andreescu/Maria Tanasescu (CAN) d. Hala Khaled/Dalila Said (EGY) 64 46 62
Boys Group A
(1) Germany defeated Morocco 3-0
Nicola Kuhn (GER) d. Soufiane El Mesbahi (MAR) 61 60
Rudolf Molleker (GER) d. Yassir Kilani (MAR) 62 63
Rudolf Molleker/Fabian Penzkofer (GER) d. Ismail Saadi/Soufiane El Mesbahi (MAR) 62 76(5)
(7) Argentina defeated Thailand 3-0
Santiago Franze (ARG) d. Tonkla Mulada (THA) 76(5) 46 63
Sebastian Baez (ARG) d. Saranpahon Siriwanichkul (THA) 60 61
Sebastian Baez/Thiago Agustin Tirante (ARG) d. Tanawat Kitivachira/Saranpahon Siriwanichkul (THA) 60 75
Boys Group B
(3) USA defeated New Zealand 2-1
Roscoe Bellamy (USA) d. Macsen Sisam (NZL) 62 64
Finn Reynolds (NZL) d. Steven Sun (USA) 36 61 62
Roscoe Bellamy/Keenan Mayo (USA) d. Finn Reynolds/Macsen Sisam (NZL) 62 62
Spain defeated (6) Brazil 2-1
Carlos Sanchez Jover (ESP) d. Joao Reis (BRA) 63 62
Thiago Wild (BRA) d. Alejandro Vedri-Castellano Asensi (ESP) 63 75
Carlos Sanchez Jover/Alejandro Vedri-Castellano Asensi (ESP) d. Thiago Wild/Joao Reis (BRA) 57 76(5) 62
Boys Group C
(4) Russia defeated Colombia 3-0
Nikolay Vylegzhanin (RUS) d. Juan Castellanos (COL) 61 60
Alen Avidzba (RUS) d. Nicolas Mejia (COL) 62 61
Alen Avidzba/Alexey Zakharov (RUS) d. Nicolas Mejia/Juan Sanchez (COL) 61 62
(8) Korea, Republic defeated Portugal 3-0
Seonyong Han (KOR) d. Tomas Soares (POR) 60 76(6)
Uisung Park (KOR) d. Daniel Rodrigues (POR) 60 60
Seonyong Han/Yeongseok Jeong (KOR) d. Daniel Rodrigues/Tomas Soares (POR) 62 63
Boys Group D
(2) Canada defeated Poland 3-0
Felix Auger-Aliassime (CAN) d. Tomasz Dudek (POL) 62 64
Nicaise Muamba (CAN) d. Daniel Michalski (POL) 61 60
Felix Auger-Aliassime/Nicaise Muamba (CAN) d. Tomasz Dudek/Wojciech Marek (POL) 63 64
Czech Republic defeated (5) Chinese Taipei 3-0
Evzen Holis (CZE) d. Yu-Hsiang Su (TPE) 75 62
Tomas Jirousek (CZE) d. Chen-Jui Ho (TPE) 64 76(6)
Evzen Holis/Ondrej Styler (CZE) d. Chen-Jui Ho/Hua-Chen Yu (TPE) 76(2) 63
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