2013/06/20

Stefan Kozlov and Francis Tiafoe Among Top Juniors to Represent US in Team Competitons

April 7, 2013Setfan Kozlov, in action, USTA International Spring Championships, Carson, CA

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., April 25, 2013 – The USTA announced that Stefan Kozlov and Francis Tiafoe, two 15-year-olds ranked among the Top 100 juniors in the world, are among the top young Americans who will represent the U.S. in Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas (16-and-under) and the boys’ and girls’ World Junior Tennis Competition (14-and-under) North/Central American and Caribbean Final, May 2-4, in Montreal, Canada.

 

This round of each premier world team competition serves as regional qualifying for the World Finals; the top two teams from each division advance through round-robin play to compete in the World Finals. The Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup Finals will be held September 24-29 in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. The World Junior Tennis Finals will be August 5-10 in Prostejov, Czech Republic.

 

Junior Davis Cup
Stefan Kozlov, 15 Pembroke Pines, Fla.
Francis Tiafoe, 15, College Park, Md.
Henrik Wiersholm, 16, Kirkland, Wash.
Coach: Nicolas Todero

 

Junior Fed Cup
Nicole Frenkel, 15, Winchester, Mass.
Jessica Ho, 16, Wexford, Pa.
Katerina Stewart, 15, Miami
Coach: Freddy Rodriguez

 

World Junior Tennis – Boys
Patrick Kypson, 13, Greenville, N.C.
Sam Riffice, 14, Roseville, Calif.
Gianni Ross, 14, Burr Ridge, Ill.
Coach: Andy Brandi

 

World Junior Tennis – Girls
CiCi Bellis, 14, Atherton, Calif.
Michaela Gordon, 13, Los Altos Hills, Calif.
Claire Liu, 12, Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Coach: Richard Ashby

 

Kozlov, currently No. 19 in the world junior rankings for players ages 18 and under, is the youngest player in the Top 20, while Tiafoe (No. 82) is one of only nine players age 15 and under in the Top 100. Kozlov helped lead the U.S. to a third-place Junior Davis Cup finish last year, while Tiafoe helped the U.S. to World Junior Tennis gold in 2012.

 

The U.S. also won its second Junior Fed Cup title last year (the other coming in 2008). In all, the U.S. has won two Junior Davis Cup titles (1999, 2008), four World Junior Tennis boys titles (2002-03, 2008, 2012) and five World Junior Tennis girls titles (1992, 2007-10).

 

Kozlov and teammate Henrik Wiersholm train at the USTA Training Center – Headquarters in Boca Raton, Fla., as does Junior Fed Cup team member Nicole Frenkel.

 

Former U.S. junior international team members include Jim Courier, Andy Roddick, James Blake, Sloane Stephens, Christina McHale and Lindsay Davenport. Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have also represented their countries in junior international team competition.

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Townsend, Chirico and Andrews Lead US to Junior Fed Cup Title

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., October 1, 2012 – The USTA announced today that the U.S. Junior Fed Cup team of Taylor Townsend (Stockbridge, Ga.), Louisa Chirico (Harrison, N.Y.) and Gabrielle Andrews (Pomona, Calif.) captured the championship at the Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas World Final on Sunday in Barcelona, Spain, defeating Russia, 3-0, in the final. This is the second title for the U.S. in the 16-and-under version of Fed Cup, both coming in the last five years.

 

The U.S. Junior Davis Cup team of Noah Rubin (Rockville Centre, N.Y.), Stefan Kozlov (Pembroke Pines, Fla.) and Jared Donaldson (Cumberland, R.I.) took third place in the Junior Davis Cup by BNP Paribas World Final, defeating France, 2-0, in the third-place match-up (doubles not played).

 

Of the 11 nations with teams competing in both Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup, only the United States finished in the top three of each event. Overall, 21 nations were represented across the two events.

 

“We’re extremely proud of our juniors and what they accomplished this past week against the world’s toughest competition and the job that Kathy and Nicolas did as coaches,” said General Manager, USTA Player Development Patrick McEnroe. “It was a tremendous week, especially for the girls, and the results are certainly encouraging for the future of both these players and American tennis.”

 

The top-seeded U.S. Junior Fed Cup Team, captained by USTA National Coach Kathy Rinaldi, went 14-0 in singles and doubles matches throughout the 16-nation World Final. Townsend, 16, ranked No. 1 among all players 18 and younger in the ITF World Junior rankings, went 5-0 in singles, and partnered with Andrews, 15, to win all four of their doubles matches. Chirico, 16, who trains at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y., did not lose a set in going 5-0 in singles play.

 

The U.S. Junior Fed Cup team defeated Spain, Korea and Egypt in group play, all by a 3-0 score, and dropped Brazil, the third-place finisher, 2-0, in the semifinal (doubles not played). The 14-0 match record for the U.S. replicates the performance by the 2008 U.S Junior Fed Cup championship team, which included Sloane Stephens and Christina McHale.

 

The U.S. Junior Davis Cup team, captained by USTA National Coach Nicolas Todero, achieved its best finish since winning its second Junior Davis Cup title in 2008. The U.S., the No. 1 seed in the 16-nation field, defeated Brazil, Japan and Russia in group play before falling to Australia, the runner-up to champion Italy, in the semifinal.

 

Rubin, 16, and Kozlov, 14, each went 4-1 in singles play, their only losses coming against Australia. Donaldson, 15, paired with Kozlov, the youngest player in the entire Junior Davis Cup field, to go 2-0 in doubles matches, while he and Rubin fell to Brazil in their only doubles match together.

 

The U.S. qualified for the Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup World Finals by going undefeated in the North/Central America and Caribbean Regional Championships in April.

 

Former U.S. junior international team members include James Blake, Jennifer Capriati, Michael Chang, Jim Courier, Lindsay Davenport, Mardy Fish, Lisa Raymond, Andy Roddick, Sloane Stephens and Christina McHale.

 

 

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USA Victorious in Junior Fed Cup While Italy Wins Junior Davis Cup

Second seed Italy defeated third seeds Australia in the final of the Junior Davis Cup, while top seeds USA beat second seed Russia to win the Junior Fed Cup trophy.

 

Sixteen boys and 16 girls teams took part in the finals of the ITF’s world junior team competition for players aged 16-and-under. A total of 183 teams from 97 countries took part in this year’s event. Thirty-two teams from 21 countries contested the Finals.

 

BOYS FINAL:

 

ITALY [2] defeated AUSTRALIA [3] 2-1:

Harry Bourchier (AUS) d. Filippo Baldi (ITA) 46 76(2) 10-8

Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Thanasi Kokkinakis (AUS) 16 60 63

Filippo Baldi/ Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Harry Bourchier/Thanasi Kokkinakis (AUS) 60 36 62

 

BOYS THIRD PLACE PLAY-OFF:

 

USA [1] defeated FRANCE [4] 2-0:

Stefan Kozlov (USA) d. Quentin Halys (FRA) 67(4) 64 64

Noah Rubin (USA) d. Johan Sebastien Tatlot (FRA) 64 63

Doubles not played

 

BOYS PLAY-OFF 5-8

 

SWEDEN [8] defeated RUSSIA [7] 2-0 :

Daniel Windahl (SWE) d. Daniil Medvedev (RUS) 62 57 62

Elias Ymer (SWE) d. Karen Khachanov (RUS) 63 76 (4)

Doubles not played

 

KOREA [5] defeated ARGENTINA [6] 2-0 :

Seong Chan Hong (KOR) d. Franco Egea (ARG) 75 60

Hyeon Chung (KOR) d. Francisco Bahamonde (ARG) 62 1-0 ret.

 

BOYS PLAY-OFF 9-12

 

JAPAN defeated PERU 3-0

Jumpei Yamasaki (JPN) d. Petr Iamachkine (PER) 64 26 63

Ken Onishi (JPN) d. Nicolas Alvarez (PER) 62 62

Naoki Nakagawa/Jumpei Yamasaki (JPN) d. Wilder Pimentel/Petr Iamachkine (PER) 63 62

 

SPAIN defeated CHINA 2-0:

Jaume Antoni Munar (ESP) d. Su-Hao Zhong (CHN) 64 64

Ferran Calvo (ESP) d. Zhe Zhou (CHN) 64 64

Doubles not played

 

BOYS PLAY-OFF 13-16

 

BRAZIL defeated MEXICO 2-0:

Marcelo Tebet Filho (BRA) d. Andres Illescas (MEX) 61 63

Marcelo Zormann Da Silva(BRA) d. Kevin Jack Carpenter (MEX) 60 60

Doubles not played

 

MOROCCO defeated EGYPT 2-0:

Mehdi Laalej (MAR) d. Omar Argoun (EGY) 62 61

Amine Zahoud (MAR) d. Youssef Sherif (EGY) 61 75

Doubles were not played

 

 

GIRLS FINAL:

 

USA [1] defeated RUSSIA [2] 3-0:

Louisa Chirico (USA) d. Alina Silich (RUS) 64 63

Taylor Townsend (USA) d. Elizaveta Kulichkova (RUS) 26 63 61

Taylor Townsend/Gabrielle Andrews (USA) d. Daria Kasatkina/Alina Silich (RUS) 63 64

 

GIRLS THIRD PLACE PLAY-OFF:

 

BRAZIL [3] defeated AUSTRALIA [6] 2-1:

Zoe Hives (AUS) d. Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) 26 64 61

Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) d. Isabelle Wallace (AUS) 46 61 86

Beatriz Haddad Maia/Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) d. Naiktha Bains/Isabelle Wallace (AUS) 46 63 62

 

GIRLS PLAY-OFF 5-8

 

SPAIN defeated GERMANY 2-1:

Katharina Gerlach (GER) d. Maria Jose Luque (ESP) 61 57 61

Sara Sorribes (ESP) d. Antonia Lottner (GER) 63 63

Sara Sorribes/Maria Jose Luque (ESP) d. Antonia Lottner/Katharina Gerlach (GER) 63 62

 

ITALY [5] defeated PARAGUAY 2-1:

Sara Gimenez (PAR) d. Deborah Chiesa (ITA) 62 64

Giulia Pairone (ITA) d. Camila Giangreco (PAR) 61 64

Georgia Brescia/Deborah Chiesa (ITA) d. Sara Gimenez/Gabriela Ferreira (PAR) 26 63 75

 

GIRLS PLAY-OFF 9-12

 

EGYPT [7] defeated SOUTH AFRICA 2-0:

Sandra Samir (EGY) d. Theresa Van Zyl (RSA) 64 62

Mayar Sherif (EGY) d. Ilze Hattingh (RSA) 64 36 62

Doubles not played

 

LATVIA [4] defeated JAPAN 2-1:

Natsuho Arakawa (JPN) d. Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) 57 62 61

Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) d. Mami Adachi (JPN) 76(3) 62

Jelena Ostapenko/Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) d. Mami Adachi/Nozomi Ohya (JPN) 64 64

 

GIRLS PLAY-OFF 13-16

 

MEXICO defeated KOREA 2-1:

Ah Song (KOR) d. Antonella Bramato (MEX) 26 75 61

Renata Zarazua (MEX) d. Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) 76(1) 76(2)

Renata Zarazua/Constanza Gorches (MEX) d. Dahye Kim/Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) 76(2) 62

 

BELARUS defeated CHINA [8] 2-0:

Palina Dubavets (BLR) d. Chan Zhang (CHN) 62 60

Iryna Shymenovich (BLR) d. Jia-Qi Kang (CHN) 60 64

Doubles not played

 

Final Standings Junior Davis Cup by BNP Paribas

 

1st – Italy

2nd – Australia

3rd – USA

4th – France

5th – Sweden

6th – Russia

7th – Korea

8th – Argentina

9th – Japan

10th – Peru

11th – Spain

12th – China

13th – Brazil

14th – Mexico

15th – Morocco

16th – Egypt

 

Final Standings Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas

 

1st – USA

2nd – Russia

3rd – Brazil

4th – Australia

5th – Spain

6th– Germany

7th– Italy

8th – Paraguay

9th – Egypt

10th – South Africa

11th – Latvia

12th – Japan

13th – Mexico

14th- Korea

15th – Belarus

16th – China

 

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Friday Results for Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup in Barcelona

Second seeds Italy will take on third seeds Australia in the final of the Junior Davis Cup on Sunday, while top seeds USA face second seeds Russia in the Junior Fed Cup final, also on Sunday.

 

Sixteen boys and 16 girls teams are taking part in the finals of the ITF’s world junior team competition for players aged 16-and-under. A total of 183 teams from 97 countries have taken part in this year’s event. Thirty-two teams from 21 countries are contesting the Finals.

BOYS MAIN DRAW PLAY-OFF 1-4

 

AUSTRALIA [3] defeated USA [1] 2-0:

Harry Bourchier (AUS) d. Stefan Kozlov (USA) 16 63 75

Thanasi Kokkinakis (AUS) d. Noah Rubin (USA) 63 62

Doubles not played

 

ITALY [2] defeated FRANCE [4] 2-0:

Filippo Baldi (ITA) d. Quentin Halys (FRA) 62 64

Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Johan Sebastien Tatlot (FRA) 36 63 61

Doubles not played

 

BOYS PLAY OFF 5-8

 

SWEDEN [8] defeated KOREA [5] 2-1:

Seong Chan Hong (KOR) d. Daniel Windahl (SWE) 76(4) 64

Elias Ymer (SWE) d. Hyeon Chung (KOR) 76(2) 64

Elias Ymer/Daniel Windahl (SWE) d. Hyeon Chung/Seong Chan Hong (KOR) 76(1) 64

 

RUSSIA [7] defeated ARGENTINA [6] 2-0:

Andrey Rublev (RUS) d. Lautaro Pane (ARG) 75 10 ret.

Karen Khachanov (RUS) d. Francisco Bahamonde (ARG) 60 26 61

Doubles not played

 

BOYS PLAY OFF 9-12

 

JAPAN defeated SPAIN 2-0:

Jumpei Yamasaki (JPN) d. Ferran Calvo (ESP) 76(5) 76(4)

Ken Onishi (JPN) d. Alberto Barroso (ESP) 76(4) 46 62

Doubles not played.

 

PERU defeated CHINA 2-0:

Wilder Pimentel (PER) d. Su-Hao Zhong (CHN) 63 46 60

Nicolas Alvarez (PER) d. Zhe Zhou (CHN) 62 64

Doubles not played.

 

BOYS PLAY OFF 13-16

 

BRAZIL defeated MOROCCO 2-0:

Marcelo Tebet Filho (BRA) d. Mehdi Laalej (MAR) 26 61 60

Marcelo Zormann da Silva (BRA) d. Amine Zahoud (MAR) 63 60

Doubles not played.

 

MEXICO defeated EGYPT 2-1:

Nigel Jimenez (MEX) d Youssef Sherif (EGY) 46 64 75

Omar Gamal El Din (EGY) d. Kevin Jack Carpenter (MEX) 62 60

Nigel Jimenez/Kevin Jack Carpenter (MEX) d. Youssef Sherif/Omar Gamal El Din (EGY)64 63

 

 

GIRLS MAIN DRAW PLAY-OFF 1-4

 

USA [1] defeated BRAZIL [3] 2-0:

Louisa Chirico (USA) d. Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) 63 60

Taylor Townsend (USA) d. Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) 67(5) 76(5) 61

Doubles not played

 

RUSSIA [2] defeated AUSTRALIA [6] 2-0:

Daria Kasatkina (RUS) d. Zoe Hives (AUS) 62 75

Elizaveta Kulichkova (RUS) d. Isabelle Wallace (AUS) 61 63

Doubles not played

 

GIRLS PLAY-OFF 5-8

 

SPAIN defeated ITALY [5] 2-1:

Georgia Brescia (ITA) d. Paula Badosa (ESP) 57 60 76(3)

Sara Sorribes (ESP) d. Giulia Pairone (ITA) 61 61

Sara Sorribes/Maria Jose Luque (ESP) d. Deborah Chiesa/Georgia Brescia (ITA) 16 62 75

 

GERMANY defeated PARAGUAY 2-0:

Katharina Gerlach (GER) d. Sara Gimenez (PAR) 75 62

Antonia Lottner (GER) d. Camila Giangreco (PAR) 63 67(6) 75

Doubles not played

 

GIRLS PLAY OFF 9-12

 

EGYPT [7] defeated JAPAN 2-0:

Sandra Samir (EGY) d. Natsuho Arakawa (JPN) 64 36 64

Mayar Sherif (EGY) d. Mami Adachi (JPN) 67(9) 76(4) 64

Doubles not played

 

SOUTH AFRICA defeated LATVIA [4] 2-1:

Janet Koch (RSA) d. Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) 64 63

Ilze Hattingh (RSA) d. Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) 46 76(5) 64

Jelena Ostapenko/Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) d. Theresa Van Zyl/Janet Koch (RSA) 75 75

 

GIRLS PLAY OFF 13-16

 

KOREA defeated BELARUS 2-0:

Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) d. Sadafmoh Tolibova (BLR) 64 62

Dahye Kim (KOR) d. Iryna Shymenovich (BLR) 64 75

Doubles not played

 

MEXICO defeated CHINA [8] 2-0:

Antonella Bramato (MEX) d. Jia-Qi Kang (CHN) 64 62

Renata Zarazua (MEX) d. Ying Zhang (CHN) 75 62

Doubles not played

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Thursday Results for Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup in Barcelona

BOYS GROUP A

 

USA [1] defeated RUSSIA [7] 2-1:

Stefan Kozlov (USA) d. Daniil Medvedev (RUS) 75 62

Noah Rubin (USA) d. Karen Khachanov (RUS) 75 63

Jared Donaldson/Stefan Kozlov (USA) d. Andrey Rublev/Daniil Medvedev (RUS) 36 63 64

 

JAPAN defeated BRAZIL 2-1:

Marcelo Zormann da Silva (BRA) d. Naoki Nakagawa (JPN) 62 62

Ken Onishi (JPN) d. Rafael Fabris de Matos (BRA) 63 60

Naoki Nakagawa/Jumpei Yamasaki (JPN) d. Rafael Fabris de Matos/Marcelo Tebet Filho (BRA) 63 62

 

 

BOYS GROUP B

 

AUSTRALIA [3] defeated ARGENTINA [6] 3-0:

Harry Bourchier (AUS) d. Lautaro Pane (ARG) 57 76(6) 63

Thanasi Kokkinakis (AUS) d. Francisco Bahamonde (ARG) 62 63

Thanasi Kokkinakis/Blake Mott (AUS) d. Franco Egea/Lautaro Pane (ARG) 62 75

 

SPAIN defeated MOROCCO 3-0:

Jaume Antoni Munar (ESP) d. Mehdi Laalej (MAR) 64 62

Alberto Barroso (ESP) d. Amine Zahoud (MAR) 76(8) 61

Ferran Calvo/Alberto Barroso (ESP) d. Amine Zahoud/Thami Benboubker (MAR) 60 61

 

 

BOYS GROUP C

 

FRANCE [4] defeated KOREA [5] 2-1:

Quentin Halys (FRA) d. Seong Chan Hong 60 75

Hyeon Chung (KOR) d. Johan Sebastien Tatlot (FRA) 62 61

Quentin Halys/Benjamin Bonzi (FRA) d. Hyeon Chung/Seong Chan Hong (KOR) 64 76(5)

 

PERU defeated MEXICO 2-1:

Nigel Jimenez (MEX) d. Wilder Pimentel (PER) 63 63

Nicolas Alvarez (PER) d. Kevin Jack Carpenter (MEX) 61 63

Nicolas Alvarez/Petr Iamachkine (PER) d. Kevin Jack Carpenter/Nigel Jimenez (MEX) 62 76(8)

 

 

BOYS GROUP D

 

ITALY [2] defeated SWEDEN [5] 2-1:

Filippo Baldi (ITA) d. Daniel Windahl (SWE) 61 64

Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Elias Ymer (SWE) 60 62

Daniel Windahl/Philip Moebius (SWE) d. Domenico Mirko Cutuli/Filippo Baldi (ITA) 46 61 76(5)

 

CHINA defeated EGYPT 2-1:

Su-Hao Zhong (CHN) d. Youssef Sherif (EGY) 63 75

Omar Gamal el Din (EGY) d. Zhe Zhou (CHN) 64 61

Zhe Zhou/Su-Hao Zhong (CHN) d. Omar Gamal el Din/Youssef Sherif (EGY) 67(3) 63 64

 

 

GIRLS GROUP A

 

USA [1] defeated EGYPT [7] 3-0:

Louisa Chirico (USA) d. Sandra Samir (EGY) 64 62

Taylor Townsend (USA) d. Mayar Sherif (EGY) 64 63

Taylor Townsend/Gabrielle Andrews (USA) d. Sandra Samir/Dona Abo Habaga (EGY) 60 60

 

SPAIN defeated KOREA 2-1:

Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) d. Paula Badosa (ESP) 63 61

Sara Sorribes (ESP) d. Dahye Kim (KOR) 64 63

Sara Sorribes/Maria Jose Luque (ESP) d. Dahye Kim/Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) 62 62

 

 

 

GIRLS GROUP B

 

BRAZIL [3] defeated ITALY [5] 2-1:

Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) d. Deborah Chiesa (ITA) 64 61

Giulia Pairone (ITA) d. Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) 64 64

Beatriz Haddad Maia/Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) d. Giulia Pairone/Georgia Brescia (ITA) 62 61

 

JAPAN defeated BELARUS 2-1:

Sadafmoh Tolibova (BLR) d. Natsuho Arakawa (JPN) 63 62

Mami Adachi (JPN) d. Iryna Shymenovich (BLR) 63 46 64

Mami Adachi/Nozomi Ohya (JPN) d. Irina Shymenovich/Palina Dubavets (BLR) 62 61

 

 

GIRLS GROUP C

 

AUSTRALIA [6] defeated LATVIA [4] 2-1:

Zoe Hives (AUS) d. Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) 61 63

Isabelle Wallace (AUS) d. Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) 63 64

Jelena Ostapenko/Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) d. Naiktha Bains/Isabelle Wallace (AUS) 57 61 62

 

PARAGUAY defeated MEXICO 3-0:

Sara Gimenez (PAR) d. Constanza Gorches (MEX) 57 75 62

Camila Giangreco (PAR) d. Renata Zarazua (MEX) 63 64

Camila Giangreco/Sara Gimenez (PAR) d. Renata Zarazua/Constanza Gorches (MEX) 64 61

 

 

GIRLS GROUP D

 

RUSSIA [2] defeated SOUTH AFRICA 3-0:

Daria Kasatkina (RUS) d. Theresa Van Zyl (RSA) 61 60

Elizaveta Kulichkova (RUS) d. Ilze Hattingh (RSA) 60 64

Elizaveta Kulichkova/Alina Silich (RUS) d. Thereza Van Zyl/Janet Koch (RSA) 63 26 61

 

GERMANY defeated CHINA 3-0:

Katharina Gerlach (GER) d. Jia-Qi Kang (CHN) 16 63 61

Antonia Lottner (GER) d. Ying Zhang (CHN) 63 60

Lea Gasparovic/Katharina Gerlach (GER) d. Jia-Qi Kang/Chan Zhang (CHN) 75 64

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Wednesday Results for Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup in Barcelona

Wednesday’s results from the 2012 Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas Finals taking place in Barcelona, Spain on 25-30 September. Sixteen boys and 16 girls teams are taking part in the finals of the ITF’s world junior team competition for players aged 16-and-under. A total of 183 teams from 97 countries have taken part in this year’s event. Thirty-two teams from 21 countries are contesting the Finals.

 

For further information, please contact the ITF office in Barcelona on Tel: +34 93 448 04 00 ext.230 or email: communications@itftennis.com. For the latest news and results, please visit the ITF Juniors website: www.itftennis.com/juniors.

 

 

BOYS GROUP A

 

USA [1] defeated JAPAN 3-0:

Stefan Kozlov (USA) d. Naoki Nakagawa (JPN) 76(4) 63

Noah Rubin (USA) d. Ken Onishi (JPN) 46 76(6) 62

Stefan Kozlov/Jared Donaldson (USA) d. Naoki Nakagawa/Jumpei Yamasaki (JPN) 36 61 62

 

 

RUSSIA [7] defeated BRAZIL 3-0:

Daniil Medvedev (RUS) d. Marcelo Tebet Filho 46 76(5) 52 ret.

Karen Khachanov (RUS) d. Marcelo Zormann da Silva 76(5) 63

Karen Khachanov/Andrey Rublev (RUS) d. Rafael Fabris de Matos/Marcelo Zormann da Silva (BRA) 60 76(5)

 

 

BOYS GROUP B

 

AUSTRALIA [3] defeated SPAIN 2-1:

Jaume Antoni Munar (ESP) d. Harry Bourchier (AUS) 64 64

Thanasi Kokkinakis (AUS) d. Alberto Barroso (ESP) 61 61

Thanasi Kokkinakis/Harry Bourchier (AUS) d. Alberto Barroso/Ferran Calvo (ESP) 61 64

 

ARGENTINA [6] defeated MOROCCO 3-0 :

Lautaro Pane (ARG) d. Mehdi Laalej (MAR) 60 62

Francisco Bahamonde (ARG) d. Amine Zahoud (MAR) 61 63

Francisco Bahamonde/Franco Egea (ARG) d. Mehdi Laalej/Thami Benboubker (MAR) 64 63

 

 

BOYS GROUP C

 

FRANCE [4] defeated PERU 3-0:

Quentin Halys (FRA) d. Wilder Pimentel (PER) 75 63

Johan Sebastien Tatlot (FRA) d. Nicolas Alvarez (PER) 63 62

Benjamin Bonzi/Quentin Halys (FRA) d. Nicolas Alvarez/Petr Iamachkine (PER) 61 62

 

KOREA [5] defeated MEXICO 3-0:

Ku Keon Kang (KOR) d. Nigel Jimenez (MEX) 64 63

Hyeon Chung (KOR) d. Kevin Jack Carpenter (MEX) 60 62

Hyeon Chung/Seongchan Hong (KOR) d. Kevin Jack Carpenter/Nigel Jimenez (MEX) 60 62

 

BOYS GROUP D

 

ITALY [2] defeated CHINA 3-0:

Filippo Baldi (ITA) d. Su-Hao Zhong (CHN) 61 64

Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Zhe Zhou (CHN) 62 62

Gianluigi Quinzi/Domenico Mirko Cutuli (ITA) d. Zhe Zhou/Su-Hao Zhong (CHN) 61 62

 

SWEDEN [8] defeated EGYPT 3-0:

Daniel Windahl (SWE) d. Omar Argoun (EGY) 60 64

Elias Ymer (SWE) d. Youssef Sherif (EGY) 61 62

Elias Ymer/Daniel Windahl (SWE) d. Youssef Sherif/Omar Argoun (EGY) 61 75

 

GIRLS GROUP A

 

USA [1] defeated KOREA 3-0:

Louisa Chirico (USA) d. Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) 64 64

Taylor Townsend (USA) d. Dahye Kim (KOR) 64 76(4)

Taylor Townsend/Gabrielle Andrews (USA) d. Dahye Kim/Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) 63 61

 

 

SPAIN defeated EGYPT [7] 2-1:

Sandra Samir (EGY) d. Maria Jose Luque (ESP) 62 63

Sara Sorribes (ESP) d. Mayar Sherif (EGY) 76(5) 62

Sara Sorribes/Maria Jose Luque (ESP) d. Mayar Sherif/Sandra Samir (EGY) 75 63

 

GIRLS GROUP B

 

BELARUS defeated BRAZIL [3] 2-1:

Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) d. Palina Dubavets (BLR) 63 64

Iryna Shymenovich (BLR) d. Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) 61 64

Iryna Shymenovich/Palina Dubavets (BLR) d. Beatriz Haddad Maia/Ingrid Gamarra Martins (BRA) d. 62 36 62

 

ITALY [5] defeated JAPAN 2-1:

Georgia Brescia (ITA) d. Natsuho Arakawa (JPN) 63 67(3) 63

Mami Adachi (JPN) d. Giulia Pairone (ITA) 62 63

Deborah Chiesa/Georgia Brescia (ITA) d. Mami Adachi/Nozomi Ohya (JPN) 76(1) 75

 

GIRLS GROUP C

 

MEXICO defeated AUSTRALIA [6] 2-1:

Zoe Hives (AUS) d. Antonella Bramato (MEX) 62 76(7)

Renata Zarazua (MEX) d. Naiktha Bains (AUS) 63 75

Constanza Gorches/Renata Zarazua (MEX) d. Naiktha Bains/Isabelle Wallace (AUS) 67(2) 63 64

 

 

PARAGUAY defeated LATVIA [4] 2-1:

Sara Gimenez (PAR) d. Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) 62 62

Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) d. Camila Giangreco (PAR) 26 76(4) 63

Camila Giangreco/Sara Gimenez (PAR) d. Jelena Ostapenko/Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) 63 61

 

GIRLS GROUP D

 

RUSSIA [2] defeated CHINA [8] 3-0:

Daria Kasatkina (RUS) d. Chan Zhang (CHN) 60 60

Elizaveta Kulichkova (RUS) d. Jia-Qi Kang (CHN) 60 63

Daria Kasatkina/Alina Silich (RUS) d. Ying Zhang/Chan Zhang (CHN) 62 61

 

GERMANY defeated SOUTH AFRICA 2-1:

Theresa Van Zyl (RSA) d. Lea Gasparovic (RUS) 76(1) 26 63

Antonia Lottner (GER) d. Ilze Hattingh (RSA) 62 36 64

Antonia Lottner/Katharina Gerlach (GER) d. Ilze Hattingh/Janet Koch (RSA) 61 63

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Tuesday Results for Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup in Barcelona

Tuesday’s results from the 2012 Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas Finals taking place in Barcelona, Spain on 25-30 September. Sixteen boys and 16 girls teams are taking part in the finals of the ITF’s world junior team competition for players aged 16-and-under. A total of 183 teams from 97 countries have taken part in this year’s event. Thirty-two teams from 21 countries are contesting the Finals.

 

USA [1] defeated BRAZIL 2-1:

Stefan Kozlov (USA) d. Marcelo Zormann Da Silva (BRA) 67(7) 60 62

Noah Rubin (USA) d. Rafael Fabris De Matos (BRA) 62 63

Rafael Fabris De Matos/Marcelo Tebet Filho (BRA) d. Noah Rubin/Jared Donaldson (USA) 62 67(7) 61

 

RUSSIA [7] defeated JAPAN 2-1:

Andrey Rublev (RUS) d. Naoki Nakagawa (JPN) 26 75 63

Karen Khachanov (RUS) d. Ken Onishi (JPN) 61 63

Naoki Nakagawa/Jumpei Yamasaki (JPN) d. Karen Kachanov/Daniil Medvedev (RUS) 64 63

 

BOYS GROUP B

 

AUSTRALIA [3] defeated MOROCCO 3-0

Blake Mott (AUS) d. Mehdi Laalej (MAR) 67(2) 64 64

Thanasi Kokkinakis (AUS) d. Amine Zahoud (MAR) 60 61

Blake Mott/Harry Bourchier (AUS) d. Amine Zahoud/Thami Benboubker (MAR) 62 64

 

ARGENTINA [6] defeated SPAIN 3-0

Lautaro Pane (ARG) d. Jaume Antoni Munar (ESP) 64 76(4)

Francisco Bahamonde (ARG) d. Alberto Barroso (ESP) 61 36 61

Franco Egea/Lautaro Pane (ARG) d. Jaume Antoni Munar/Alberto Barroso (ESP) 64 64

 

BOYS GROUP C

 

FRANCE [4] defeated MEXICO 3-0

Quentin Halys (FRA) d. Nigel Jimenez (MEX) 61 62

Johan Sebastien Tatlot (FRA) d. Kevin Jack Carpenter (MEX) 63 63

Johan Sebastien Tatlot/Benjamin Bonzi (FRA) d. Andres Illescas/Nigel Jimenez (MEX) 63 61

 

KOREA [5] defeated PERU 3-0

Ku Keon Kang (KOR) d. Petr Iamachkine (PER) 61 63

Hyeon Chung (KOR) d. Nicolas Alvarez (PER) 61 62

Hyeon Chung/Ku Keon Kang (KOR) d. Nicolas Alvarez/Petr Iamachkine (PER) 64 62

 

BOYS GROUP D

 

ITALY [2] defeated EGYPT 3-0

Filippo Baldi (ITA) d. Youssef Sherif (EGY) 61 61

Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Omar Gamal El Din (EGY) 60 61

Gianluigi Quinzi/Filippo Baldi (ITA) d. Youssef Sherif/Omar Argoun (EGY) 62 61

 

SWEDEN [7] defeated CHINA 3-0

Daniel Windahl (SWE) d. Su-Hao Zhong (CHN) 64 63

Elias Ymer (SWE) d. Zhe Zhou (CHN) 64 60

Philip Moebius/Daniel Windahl (SWE) d. Zhe Zhou/Su-Hao Zhong (CHN) 60 62

 

GIRLS GROUP A

 

USA [1] defeated SPAIN 3-0

Louisa Chirico (USA) d. Maria Jose Luque (ESP) 62 64

Taylor Townsend (USA) d. Sara Sorribes (ESP) 46 62 63

Taylor Townsend/Gabrielle Andrews (USA) d. Maria Jose Luque/Paula Badosa (ESP) 61 61

 

EGYPT [7] defeated KOREA 3-0

Sandra Samir (EGY) d. Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) 46 62 75

Mayar Sherif (EGY) d. Dahye Kim (KOR) 63 62

Mayar Sherif/Sandra Samir (EGY) d. Ah Song/Yeongwon Jeong (KOR) 61 64

 

GIRLS GROUP B

 

BRAZIL (3) defeated JAPAN 3-0

Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) d. Natsuho Arakawa (JPN) 61 60

Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) d. Mami Adachi (JPN) 62 61

Beatriz Haddad Maia/Ingrid Gamarra Martins (BRA) d. Mami Adachi/Nozomi Ohya (JPN) 61 61

 

ITALY [5] defeated BELARUS 3-0

Deborah Chiesa (ITA) d. Palina Dubavets (BLR) 61 64

Giulia Pairone (ITA) d. Iryna Shymanovich (BLR) 63 57 75

Deborah Chiesa/Georgia Brescia (ITA) d. Sadafmoh Tolibova/Palina Dubavets (BLR) 61 60

 

GIRLS GROUP C

 

LATVIA [4] defeated MEXICO 3-0

Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) d. Antonella Bramato (MEX) 36 75 64

Jelena Ostapenko (LAT) d. Renata Zarazua (MEX) 46 63 63

Jelena Ostapenko/Darte Elizabete Emulina (LAT) d. Renata Zarazua/Constanza Gorches (MEX) 36 63 64

 

AUSTRALIA [6] defeated PARAGUAY 2-1

Zoe Hives (AUS) d. Sara Gimenez (PAR) 63 62

Camila Giangreco (PAR) d. Naiktha Bains (AUS) 64 61

Naiktha Bains/Isabelle Wallace (AUS) d. Camila Giangreco/Sara Gimenez (PAR) 76(4) 46 63

 

GIRLS GROUP D

 

RUSSIA [2] defeated GERMANY 3-0

Alina Silich (RUS) d. Katharina Gerlach (GER) 62 63

Elizaveta Kulichkova (RUS) d. Antonia Lottner (GER) 76(6) 64

Elizaveta Kulichkova/Daria Kasatkina (RUS) d. Antonia Lottner/Lea Gasparovic (GER) 62 62

 

SOUTH AFRICA defeated CHINA [8] 3-0

Theresa Van Zyl (RSA) d. Chan Zhang (CHN) 61 60

Ilze Hattingh (RSA) d. Ying Zhang (CHN) 60 61

Ilze Hattingh/Janet Koch (RSA) d. Jia-Qi Kang/Chan Zhang (CHN) 61 61

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Draws for Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup in Barcelona

Tuesday’s draw from the 2012 Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas Finals taking place in Barcelona, Spain on 25-30 September. Sixteen boys and 16 girls teams are taking part in the finals of the ITF’s world junior team competition for players aged 16-and-under. A total of 183 teams from 97 countries have taken part in this year’s event. Thirty-two teams from 21 countries are contesting the Finals.

 

On Tuesday the first and second team in each group will play each other, and the third and fourth teams.

 

 

BOYS GROUP A

 

USA [1]

BRAZIL

JAPAN

RUSSIA [7]

 

BOYS GROUP B

 

AUSTRALIA [3]

MOROCCO

SPAIN

ARGENTINA [6]

 

BOYS GROUP C

 

FRANCE [4]

MEXICO

PERU

KOREA [5]

 

BOYS GROUP D

 

ITALY [2]

EGYPT

CHINA

SWEDEN [8]

 

GIRLS GROUP A

 

USA [1]

SPAIN

KOREA

EGYPT [7]

 

GIRLS GROUP B

 

BRAZIL [3]

JAPAN

BELARUS

ITALY [5]

 

GIRLS GROUP C

 

LATVIA [4]

MEXICO

PARAGUAY

AUSTRALIA [6]

 

GIRLS GROUP D

 

RUSSIA [2]

GERMANY

SOUTH AFRICA

CHINA [8]

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Great Britain and Australia Win Junior Davis Cup and Fed Cup Titles

 

The ITF has announced the final results from the 2011 Junior Davis Cup by BNP Paribas and Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas Finals, the ITF’s world team championships for players aged 16 and under. The Finals were played on 27 September – 2 October at La Loma Centro Deportivo and Club Libanes Potosino in San Luis Potosi, Mexico.

Top seeds Great Britain claimed their first Junior Davis Cup crown by defeating second seeds Italy in the final, while Australia, also seeded No.1, won the Junior Fed Cup for the second time in five years with a win over No. 2 seeds Canada.

 

The final results are as follows:

 

JUNIOR DAVIS CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

 

Final

Great Britain (1) defeated Italy (2) 2-0

Evan Hoyt (GBR) d. Stefano Napolitano (ITA) 64 63

Kyle Edmund (GBR) d. Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) 63 64

Doubles not played

 

3rd place play-off

France (6) defeated South Africa 2-0

Quentin Halys (FRA) d. Theo Ferreira (RSA) 63 62

Alexandre Favrot (FRA) d. Wayne Montgomery (RSA) 64 62

Doubles not played

 

5th place play-off

Australia (3) defeated Japan (4) 2-0

Daniel Guccione (AUS) d. Takashi Saito (JPN) 62 75

Nicholas Kyrgios (AUS) d. Yoshihito Nishioka (JPN) 64 64

Doubles not played

 

7th place play-off

Canada (8) defeated Chile (7) 2-0

Filip Obucina (CAN) d. Sebastian Penaloza (CHI) 63 60

Brayden Schnur (CAN) d. Guillermo Nunez (CHI) 36 61 62

Doubles not played

 

9th place play-off

Thailand defeated Hong Kong, China 2-0

Chayanon Kaewsuto (THA) d. Chun Hun Wong (HKG) 67(4) 64 75

Pruchya Isaro (THA) d. Pak Long Yeung (HKG) 63 64

Doubles not played

 

11th place play-off

Tunisia defeated Argentina 2-1

Pedro Cachin (ARG) d. Merouen Ferchichi (TUN) 62 62

Iskander Mansouri (TUN) d. Juan Pablo Paz (ARG) 26 63 64

Merouen Ferchichi/Iskander Mansouri (TUN) d. Francisco Bahamonde/Pedro Cachin (ARG) 75 64

 

13th place play-off

Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-0

Lucas Gomez (MEX) d. Juan Carvajal (ECU) 62 62

Ricardo Medinilla (MEX) d. Jose Chamba (ECU) 61 62

Doubles not played

 

15th place play-off

Germany defeated Israel (5) 2-0

Adrian Obert (GER) d. Eyal Cohen (ISR) 63 36 64

Hannes Wagner (GER) d. Or Ram-Harel (ISR) 63 61

Doubles not played

 

JUNIOR FED CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

 

Final

Australia (1) defeated Canada (2) 2-0

Belinda Woolcock (AUS) d. Carol Zhao (CAN) 61 63

Ashleigh Barty (AUS) d. Francoise Abanda (CAN) 62 63

Doubles not played

 

3rd place play-off

Czech Republic (5) defeated Italy (3) 2-0

Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) d. Camilla Rosatello (ITA) 61 62

Petra Rohanova (CZE) d. Giulia Pairone (ITA) 61 76(3)

Doubles not played

 

5th place play-off

Mexico (7) defeated Chinese Taipei 2-0

Alejandra Cisneros (MEX) d. Chu-Chen Chueh (TPE) 62 62

Victoria Rodriguez (MEX) d. Ya-Hsuan Lee (TPE) 62 57 63

Doubles not played

 

7th place play-off

South Africa defeated Germany 2-0

Ilze Hattingh (RSA) d. Antonia Lottner (GER) 64 62

Lynn Kiro (RSA) d. Sonja Larsen (GER) 61 57 62

Doubles not played

 

9th place play-off

Brazil (8) defeated Argentina 2-0

Carolina Meligeni Alves (BRA) d. Stephanie Petit (ARG) 64 75

Beatriz Haddad Maia (BRA) d. Maria Constanza Vega (ARG) 64 63

Doubles not played

 

11th place play-off

Spain (4) defeated Japan (6) 2-1

Mami Adachi (JPN) d. Miriam Rosell (ESP) 61 64

Sara Sorribes (ESP) d. Ayaka Okuno (JPN) 64 63

Miriam Civera/Miriam Rosell (ESP) d. Ayaka Okuno/Hikari Yamamoto (JPN) 63 26 61

 

13th place play-off

Romania defeated Great Britain 2-1

Pippa Horn (GBR) d. Nicoleta Catalina Dascalu (ROU) 64 75

Iona Loredana Rosca (ROU) d. Katy Dunne (GBR) 61 46 64

Nicoleta Catalina Dascalu/Iona Loredana Rosca (ROU) d. Katy Dunne/Pippa Horn (GBR) 63 61

 

15th place play-off

Thailand defeated Bolivia 2-0

Sawanya Vasupongchai (THA) d. Raquel Montalvo (BOL) 63 61

Nahathat Khuntaket (THA) d. Nabila Farah (BOL) 60 63

Doubles not played

 

Final Standings

Junior Davis Cup by BNP Paribas

1. Great Britain (1)

2. Italy (2)

3. France (6)

4. South Africa

5. Australia (3)

6. Japan (4)

7. Canada (8)

8. Chile (7)

9. Thailand

10. Hong Kong, China

11. Tunisia

12. Argentina

13. Mexico

14. Ecuador

15. Germany

16. Israel (5)

 

Junior Fed Cup by BNP Paribas

 

1. Australia (1)

2. Canada (2)

3. Czech Republic (5)

4. Italy (3)

5. Mexico (7)

6. Chinese Taipei

7. South Africa

8. Germany

9. Brazil (8)

10. Argentina

11. Spain (4)

12. Japan (6)

13. Romania

14. Great Britain

15. Thailand

16. Bolivia

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Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup Finals – Results and Schedule

The latest results from the 2011 Junior Davis Cup and Junior Fed Cup Finals, the ITF’s world team championships for players aged 16 and under. The Finals are being played at La Loma Centro Deportivo and Club Libanes Potosino in San Luis Potosi, Mexico.

 

The semifinals and first matches in the 13th-16th place play-offs took place on Saturday, with the finals and all final play-off matches taking place on Sunday.  Top seeds Great Britain will take on second seeds Italy in the Junior Davis Cup Final, while Australia, seeded one, and number two seeds Canada, will face off in the Junior Fed Cup Final.

 

JUNIOR DAVIS CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

 

Semifinals

Great Britain (1) defeated France (6) 3-0

Evan Hoyt (GBR) d. Quentin Halys (FRA) 57 62 61

Kyle Edmund (GBR) d. Alexandre Favrot (FRA) 61 63

Luke Bambridge/Evan Hoyt (GBR) d. Quentin Halys/Johan Sebastien Tatlot (FRA) 64 62

 

Italy (2) defeated South Africa 2-0

Stefano Napolitano (ITA) d. Matthew Rossouw (RSA) 75 63

Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Wayne Montgomery (RSA) 61 63

Doubles not played

 

13th-16th place play-offs

Mexico defeated Israel (5) 2-0

Lucas Gomez (MEX) d. Eyal Cohen (ISR) 61 63

Ricardo Medinilla (MEX) d. Or Ram-Harel (ISR) 61 75

Doubles not played

 

Ecuador defeated Germany 2-1

Adrian Obert (GER) d. Andres Cabezas (ECU) 64 64

Jose Chamba (ECU) d. Maximilian Marterer (GER) 76(4) 36 64

Andres Cabezas/Jose Chambas (ECU) d. Maximilian Marterer/Adrian Obert (GER) 64 46 86

 

 

JUNIOR FED CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

 

Semifinals

Australia (1) defeated Czech Republic (5) 2-1

Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) d. Belinda Woolcock (AUS) 64 62

Ashleigh Barty (AUS) d. Petra Rohanova (AUS) 63 61

Ashleigh Barty/Belinda Woolcock (AUS) d. Aneta Dvorakova/Barbora Krejcikova (CZE) 61 75

 

Canada (2) defeated Italy (3) 2-1

Carol Zhao (CAN) d. Camilla Rosatello (ITA) 75 61

Giulia Pairone (ITA) d. Francoise Abanda (CAN) 62 61

Erin Routliffe/Carol Zhao (CAN) d. Giorgia Marchetti/Camilla Rosatello (ITA) 46 62 75

 

13th-16th place play-offs

Great Britain defeated Thailand 2-0

Beth Askew (GBR) d. Sawanya Vasupongchai (THA) 64 63

Katy Dunne (GBR) d. Nahathat Khuntaket (THA) 63 63

Doubles not played

 

Romania defeated Bolivia 2-0

Nicoleta Catalina Dascalu (ROU) d. Ana Laura Gutierrez (BOL) 61 62

Iona Loredana Rosca (ROU) d. Nabila Farah (BOL) 61 62

Doubles not played

 

 

Order of Play – Sunday 2nd October

 

JUNIOR DAVIS CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

 

Final

Great Britain (1) v Italy (2)

 

3rd place play-off

France (6) v South Africa

 

5th place play-off

Australia (3) v Japan (4)

 

7th place play-off

Chile (7) v Canada (8)

 

9th place play-off

Thailand v Hong Kong, China

 

11th place play-off

Tunisia v Argentina

 

13th place play-off

Mexico v Ecuador

 

15th place play-off

Israel (5) v Germany

 

 

JUNIOR FED CUP BY BNP PARIBAS

 

Final

Australia (1) v Canada (2)

 

3rd place play-off

Italy (3) v Czech Republic (5)

 

5th place play-off

Mexico (7) v Chinese Taipei

 

7th place play-off

South Africa v Germany

 

9th place play-off

Brazil (8) v Argentina

 

11th place play-off

Spain (4) v Japan (6)

 

13th place play-off

Great Britain v Romania

 

15th place play-off

Thailand v Bolivia

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