| First title for Murray | ||||
|
|
He
seized the moment, did not choke and then proceeded to
make his name quickly in the USA by beating Roddick and
surprisingly followed up with the win over Leighton
Hewitt, for his first tour title. A creditable
quarter-final outing the following week in Memphis
underlines his ambition to hit the top 30 before the
summer. Amelie Mauresmo
Amelie Mauresmo won two
tournaments on the bounce, beating Kim Clijsters in the second final. With the
Grand Slam monkey off her back, I think there are many Grand Slams she will win.
Her main rival at present is Justine Henin-Hardenne, who she will desperately
want to play again. Chris Haggard
My good friend Chris
Haggard won another doubles title in Memphis, with Ivo Karlovic. After a rotten
2005 Chris has had a fabulous start to 2006, with a semi and a final as well. Leeds LTA AcademyNaomi Broady made semi-finals of an ETA U16 tournament in Lille before helping the GB team qualify for the European Winter Cup finals. Jo Craven finished third overall in the U18 Grand Prix points table, with Naomi doing well to finish 6th after a semi-final in the Masters three years young, to add to her Nationals semi-final finish. Naomi also won her first U16 GP event.
Anna Fitzpatrick and
Roxanne Sammel became the only GB Juniors world ranked in doubles, with a
quarter final in Wellington, New Zealand. They enter the rankings at 902.
|



Hi
Everyone!
















