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17:28 – That’s it from the live updates feed, be sure to keep your eyes peeled out for the full day report which will be dropping on our website later this evening!

17:11 – And the final match of the weekend concludes in epic fashion, Catherine Lv and Alyssa Nguyen are the junior girls’ doubles national champions having saved championship point during deuce!

17:04 – The junior boys’ doubles champions are Max Radiven & Rohan Dani! They take a 3-1 victory!

16:26 – The final two matches of the weekend are locked in, we’re only a few minutes out from the start:
Sienna Jetha & Ella Pashley vs Catherine Lv & Alyssa Nguyen
Max Radiven & Rohan Dani vs Larry Trumpauskas & Jakub Piwowar

15:51 – The boys’ doubles semi-finals line up looks like this:
Max Radiven & Rohan Dani vs Zac Greenhough & Kacper Piwowar
Larry Trumpauskas & Jakub Piwowar vs Oscar Nikolli & Richaan Sawant

15:49 – The girls’ doubles semi finals are go:
Sienna Jetha & Ella Pashley vs Eva Eccles & Mia Lakhani
Catherine Lv & Alyssa Nguyen vs Luna Archard & Rachael Iles

15:37 – We are well into our rhythm with the doubles’ quarter finals, keep an eye on results as they come through and we’ll have the full semi final line up shortly!

14:52 – And breathe! After a whirlwind ending to the singles’ finals, attention now turns to the doubles!

14:32 – Seconds later, Larry Trumpauskas claims another National title for his collection, he’s beaten Rohan Dani 3-0!

14:31 – An epic finale sees Tianer Yu come from 10-6 down in the fifth to claim the Junior Girls’ National title! An incredible match lasting over 50 minutes!

14:14 – The girls’ singles final is going to a decider… Pashley opened with the opening two sets, but Tianer Yu is working her way back into the game. One end to decide the title.

14:09 – The boys are heading to the table to start the final. It’s Rohan Dani vs Larry Trumpauskas.

13:32 – We’re up and running in the Junior Girls’ Singles Final. Either Tianer Yu or Ella Pashley will take home the trophy!

13:20 – The first of the boys’ semi finals is live. Who will take their spots in the golden match?
Max Radiven vs Rohan Dani
Larry Trumpauskas vs Pablo Ramirez Rioja

13:01 – The girls’ semi finals are about to get underway
Tianer Yu vs Rachael Iles
Sienna Jetha vs Ella Pashley

12:39 – Results from the boys’ singles round of 16 are all in, on we go to the quarter finals.
Max Radiven vs Jakub Piwowar
Rohan Dani vs Sinan Surensoy
Pablo Ramirez Rioja vs Rishaan Sawant
Larry Trumpauskas vs Abraham Sellado

12:16 – While the boys’ singles Round 1 is finishing off, the start of the girls’ singles quarter finals are underway! Keep an eye out as results start pouring in thick and fast.
Tianer Yu vs Hannah Saunder
Brooke Morris vs Rachael Iles
Sienna Jetha vs Eva Eccles
Mille Noble vs Ella Pashley

11:51 – Round 1 of the knockout phase is out of the starting gates!

10:57 – The group stages are beginning to wind down, although play is very much on across the hall. Following the conclusion of the groups, we will head to the boys’ singles Round of 16, before immediately commencing all quarter finals for both the boys’ and girls’ doubles.

8:50 – Play will be beginning shortly, so here’s a brief summary of the format for the day.

The morning will primarily consist of singles’ group stages with four groups in the girls’, and eight groups in the boys’. The knockouts will commence immediately after that, with the finals due to take place simultaneously at 1:30 this afternoon.

Once the singles’ competitions are out of the way, focus will shift to the girls’ and boys’ doubles. There will be no mixed competition. The finals are scheduled for a 4:30 start time.

8:05 – Good morning for the second time this weekend as the David Ross Sports Village at the University of Nottingham hosts the Mark Bates Ltd Junior National Championships after a successful day yesterday at the U21 event.

Today’s action will see four National titles handed out, with the men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles and women’s doubles there for the taking for the athletes taking part.

If you’re here looking for the run down of the U21s event, you can read the full report right here!