Sydney teen Pavle Marinkov makes his top-50 debut within the newest ITF World Tennis Tour junior rankings.
Sydney, Australia, 22 August 2023 | Leigh Rogers
Junior boys
Pavle Marinkov makes his top-50 debut within the newest ITF World Tennis Tour junior rankings.
The 17-year-old from Sydney received the most important junior title of his profession final week, capturing the boys’ singles crown on the New South Wales Junior Worldwide. This propels Marinkov to a career-high world No.48.
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Marinkov defeated the highest two seeds throughout his title-winning run on the ITF J200 occasion, together with a 6-2 1-6 6-1 victory in opposition to second seed Charlie Camus within the ultimate.
Finalist Charlie Camus with New South Wales Junior Worldwide boys’ singles champion Pavle Marinkov.
Camus stays the top-ranked Australian boy at world No.45. The 16-year-old from Canberra left Sydney with two trophies, after teaming with New Zealand’s Harry Pugh to win the boys’ doubles title.
Hugh Winter, a 16-year-old from Adelaide, has been rewarded for his singles semifinal run, rising 31 spots to a career-high world No.155.
In the meantime, Cruz Hewitt, the 14-year-old son of former world No.1 Lleyton Hewitt, is the most important mover contained in the Australian prime 10.
Hewitt improves 49 locations to a career-high world No.327 after a quarterfinal look. He’s now the ninth highest-ranked boy on the earth amongst 2008-born gamers.
| AUSSIE TOP 10 | |||
| Participant | Age | Rank | Transfer |
| Charlie Camus | 16 | No.45 | -1 |
| Pavle Marinkov | 17 | No.48 | +15 |
| Hayden Jones | 16 | No.68 | -13 |
| Jeremy Zhang | 18 | No.151 | -34 |
| Hugh Winter | 16 | No.155 | +31 |
| Zachary Viiala | 17 | No.172 | -1 |
| Alexander Despoja | 18 | No.269 | +44 |
| Marcus Schoeman | 17 | No.282 | -16 |
| Thomas Gadecki | 17 | No.316 | +40 |
| Cruz Hewitt | 14 | No.327 | +49 |
Junior women
Kimiko Cooper climbs to a career-high world No.211 within the newest ITF World Tennis Tour junior rankings.
The 15-year-old from Sydney rises 79 locations following a semifinal look on the New South Wales Junior Worldwide final week.
The in-form Cooper has received 19 of her 22 singles matches at ITF World Tennis Tour junior tournaments prior to now two months.
Giselle Guillen, one other Sydney expertise, can be making main strikes. The 15-year-old skyrockets to world No.350, up 231 spots, after recording a runner-up end within the singles occasion on the New South Wales Junior Worldwide.
New South Wales Junior Worldwide champion Reina Goto of Japan with Australian finalist Giselle Guillen.
Gabby Gregg, a 16-year-old from Sydney, makes her top-200 debut this week. Gregg climbs 52 locations after reaching the semifinals at her hometown occasion.
| AUSSIE TOP 10 | |||
| Participant | Age | Rank | Transfer |
| Emerson Jones | 15 | No.26 | -7 |
| Lily Taylor | 16 | No.44 | -2 |
| Maya Joint | 17 | No.47 | 0 |
| Roisin Gilheany | 18 | No.72 | 0 |
| Melisa Ercan | 17 | No.92 | 0 |
| Taylah Preston | 17 | No.117 | 0 |
| Lily Fairclough | 17 | No.118 | -11 |
| Zara Larke | 18 | No.157 | -29 |
| Gabby Gregg | 16 | No.191 | +52 |
| Kimiko Cooper | 15 | No.211 | +79 |
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