Skilled tennis landed in Canada early in 2024 when the Davis Cup stopped by Montreal, however this week Ana Grubor leads a big group of Canadians on the first correct skilled match on the calendar in Brossard, Quebec.
The primary match of 2024 in Canada is a brand new one as this would be the first version of the W15 occasion.
Predominant draw play will get underway on Tuesday whereas the ultimate rounds of qualifying may also be contested.
Grubor Prime Canadian in Singles
There are already seven Canadians in the primary draw, led by world No. 860 Anna Grubor who’s the sixth seed in Brossard.
Grubor, age 20, will open her marketing campaign towards Juliette Mazzoni of France and will meet No. 2 seed Jessie Aney of the USA, ranked 422nd on the earth, within the quarter-finals.
Rhea Verma and Iulia Bucea additionally obtained direct entry into the primary draw. These three Canadians are joined by 4 wild playing cards from the host nation: Zoya Chulak, Raphaelle Leroux, Jada Bui, and Ellie Daniels.
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Seven Canadians are nonetheless alive in qualifying and will e-book their spots in the primary draw on Tuesday. No less than two Canadians are assured to qualify as there are two all-Canadian matchups within the ultimate spherical of qualifying. That additionally signifies that solely 5 extra representatives of the host nation can be part of the primary draw.
Alice Robbe of France, ranked 231st on the earth, is the highest seed. She is going to face Bucea within the first spherical.
One All-Canadian Workforce in Doubles
Seven Canadians are competing within the doubles competitors on six totally different groups.
There’s one all-Canadian pair, that being Chulak and Clemence Mercier. They may face one among their countrywomen, Arisha Ladhani, and her American companion Lilian Poling within the first spherical.
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There’s at the very least one pair that includes a Canadian in every quarter of the doubles draw.
No Canadians are seeded within the doubles. The highest two singles seeds, Aney and Robbe, are teaming up in doubles and are the highest seeds.
