The week of 20-26 January sees the first Junior Tour ‘Super Category’ tournament of the year, the 43rd ‘Les Petits As – Le Mondial Wilson’, in Tarbes, France.
Long established as arguably the world’s premier 14 & Under event, the tournament features a plethora of famous players among the former participants, including the likes of Rafa Nadal, Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, Coco Gauff, Iga Swiatek and Elina Svitolina.
You can follow live streaming and live scores from this unmissable event on the Junior Tour app (Apple | Android), or at the Les Petits As website. Keep an eye on our Instagram for extra content throughout the week.
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News overview
Two of the biggest stops on the TEJT have culminated in an array of champions being crowned at indoor Category One tournaments this weekend in France. TIM Essonne, held on the outskirts of Paris and now in its 39th year, saw Rafael Pagonis (GRE) and Grace Bernstein (SWE) win this year’s titles. To the west, in Brittany, Jakub Kyncl (CZE) and Tina Jansone (LAT) were the champions in Auray, an event one year younger than More... |
Ukraine (girls) and Slovakia (boys) have both created European tennis history by winning their nations’ first ever 16&U Winter Cups by Dunlop titles.
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Defending champions France (boys) as well as Ukraine (girls) have won this year’s 14&U Winter Cups by Dunlop titles. In Niedezer (GER), The French defeated Czechia in the final and in Rakovnik (CZE) the Czechs went down on home soil to Ukraine.
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Hosts Great Britain (boys) and Czechia (girls) have captured this year’s 12&U Winter Cups by Dunlop titles, Europe’s biggest indoor team tennis event. The Brits won the final against Poland, while the Czechs overcame Latvia
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This year’s event looks set to be stronger than ever, with the entire Top 10 boys and girls on the Tennis Europe Junior Tour rankings set to compete on the indoor courts against top juniors from the USA, Asia, Australia, Africa and Latin America, many of whom will be competing in Europe for the first time.
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Now in its 30th year on the Junior Tour, the Bolton International has developed a high prestige, having played host over the years to some of the biggest names in tennis such as Andy Murray, Emma Raducanu, and Coco Gauff. As such, the tournament has a truly global draw with countries like Australia, USA, Canada, Japan, France, and Italy all sending squads of players.
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Tea Kovacevic has taken the Tennis Europe Junior Tour by storm over the past three years. Ever since her debut in the 12&U Category in 2022, her star has risen as rapidly as she has amassed the 50-plus titles to her name.
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Wrapping up the 2024 season, it’s time to celebrate the achievements of the Tennis Europe Junior Tour Players of the Year. Eight awards have been given across different categories:
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Arthur Salafa (FRA) and Elizaveta Anikina (EST) are the winners of the 2024 Carlos Moya 12 & Under Festival, the season-ending invitational event for Europe’s top players of the age group. | Photo Gallery
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Follow all the action from Monte-Carlo, where the top 14 and 16 & Under players of 2024 face off for one of the most prestigious titles in junior tennis here.
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