It was again to the grind on the ITF Junior Tour final month for the Canadians after August was dominated by the nationwide championships.
Canada’s finest children had an opportunity to shine on house soil with a pair of ITF occasions in Quebec and the women specifically took benefit.
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J200 Montreal
Of the 2 ITF junior occasions in Canada during the last month, the event in Montreal noticed larger success for the host nation.
The spotlight was the all-Canadian women last between Nadia Lagaev and Emma Dong. Lagaev, the top-ranked Canadian junior, defeated Dong in straight units 6-1, 6-4 to win her fifth profession ITF junior singles title. It was her second title of the season, each on the J200 degree which is her career-best.
Lagaev, the second seed in Montreal, didn’t drop a set on her strategy to the title and solely misplaced greater than 5 video games in a match as soon as, that being her first-round match. Dong, seeded fifth, had upset the highest seed Claire An of america in straight units within the quarter-finals.
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The victory in singles was revenge for Lagaev in opposition to Dong, who had received their conflict a day earlier within the doubles last. Dong and An, the highest seeds, defeated the all-Canadian second-seeded pair of Lagaev and Raphaelle Leroux 6-4, 6-2 for the title, Dong’s fourth ITF doubles title of the 12 months and eighth general.
On the boys facet, the hosts claimed the doubles title courtesy of a win by Miko Lapalme and Felix Roussel over People Simon Caldwell and Zachary Cohen 6-2, 5-7, 10-2. Lapalme and Roussel had upset the top-seeded pair 10-8 within the match tiebreak within the first spherical.
Canada almost received a hand on each winners trophy in Montreal however got here up simply quick as Nicolas Arseneault was overwhelmed by American Lachlan Gaskell within the boys singles last.
J100 Quebec Metropolis
The host nation had a more durable run later in September up the street in Quebec Metropolis. The closest Canada got here to a title on the ITF J100 occasion was within the women doubles the place Clemence Mercier and Neda Rahimkhani reached the ultimate, having upset the highest seeds within the quarter-finals, however misplaced in straight units to the American workforce of Carrie-Anne Hoo and Kaya Moe.
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In singles, Mercier and Brooke Feth reached the women quarter-finals. The boys got here a little bit nearer with Volodymyr Gurenko and Xavier Massotte each reaching the singles semis however each misplaced to American opponents.
Three all-Canadian groups reached the quarter-finals of the boys doubles however all three have been defeated within the final eight.
Right here is the total listing of champions on the Canadian ITF Junior occasions during the last month (all Canadian except in any other case famous):
ITF Outcomes
With a lot of Canada’s juniors taking part in in Montreal and Quebec Metropolis, it was a much less busy stretch for Canucks at ITF occasions overseas.
One spotlight got here firstly of October when Judah McEachern-Brown doubled up on the J30 occasion in Managua, Nicaragua, successful each the singles and doubles titles. The wins have been the primary in every self-discipline for the 16-year-old on the ITF Junior Tour.
Here’s a listing of Canadians who reached finals at occasions exterior of Canada during the last month (Titles in daring)
Judah McEachern-Brown: J30 Managua boys singles champion, J30 Managua boys doubles champion
Ashvini Tara Gopalan: J60 Tegucigalpa women doubles runner-up
Antoine Clavel: J30 Punta Cana boys doubles runner-up (w/ Yevdayev)
Maxim Yevdayev: J30 Punta Cana boys doubles runner-up (w/ Clavel)
Hubert Poirier: J30 Managua boys doubles runner-up
Rankings Replace
Following her victory in Montreal, Nadia Lagaev made a giant leap within the ITF junior rankings. She hit a career-high of No. 52 after the win and at the moment sits at No. 55, making her the one Canadian, male or feminine, contained in the Prime 70 of the junior rankings.
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Emma Dong sits 36 spots again of her fellow Canadian at No. 91.
Nicolas Arseneault is the highest Canadian boy at No.78, having additionally reached a career-high rating of No. 75 in September after his finals run in Montreal. He’s the one Canadian boy within the Prime 100.
Try the total ITF junior rankings right here.
