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05/09/18
10 Smrikva Bowl players are in the Draws of the Junior US OPEN 2018 - Lorenzo Musetti reached the finals
Happy to recognize 10 Smrikva Bowl players in the Draws of the Junior US OPEN 2018
BOYS:
Lorenzo MUSETTI (ITA) – 17th Smrikva Bowl 2012 quarterfinalist
1st round: Lorenzo Musetti – S. Dostanic (USA) 6:4,6:0
2nd round: Lorenzo Musetti – A. Cazaux (FRA) 6:0,3:6,6:3
3rd round: Lorenzo Musetti – C. Kingsley (USA) 3:6,6:3,6:0
Quarterfinals: Lorenzo Musetti – D. Michalski (POL) 6:4,6:0
Semifinals: Lorenzo Musetti – J. Brooksby (USA) 6:3, 6:3
Finals: Lorenzo Musetti – Thiago Seyboth Wild (BRA) 1:6,6:2,2:6
Damien WENGER (SUI) – 15th Smrikva Bowl 2010
1st round: D.Wenger – J. Cerundolo (Arg) 2:6,3:6
Nicolas ALVAREZ VARONA (Esp) – 16th Smrikva Bowl 2011
1st round: Nicolas Alvarez Varona – P. Henning (RSA) 4:6,4:6
Cezar CRETU (ROU) – 16th Smrikva Bowl 2011
1st round: Cezar Cretu – A. McHugh (GBR) 6:7,3:6
Qualification Draw:
1st round: Cezar Cretu – A. Pantino (Phi) 6:4, 6:3
2nd round: Cezar Cretu – J. Fearnley (Gbr) 6:3,6:2
Filip KOLASINSKI (POL) – 15th Smrikva Bowl 2010
1st round: Filip Kolasinski – J. Schlageter (Ger) 6:4,6:7,7:5
2nd round: Filip Kolasinski – G. Zeppieri (Ita) 1:6,0:6
Filippo MORONI (ITA) – 15th Smrikva Bowl 2010
1st round: Filippo Moroni – M.Alvez (Bra) 6:3,6:7,4:6
Adam NEFF (USA) – 16th Smrikva Bowl 2011 – received Main Draw Wild Card for doubles
In doubles boys semifinals are: Lorenzo Mussetti and Damien Wenger
GIRLS:
Himari SATO (JPN) – 17th Smrikva Bowl 2012 winner
1st round: Himari Sato – E.Molinaro (Lux) 6:3,6:3
2nd round: Himari Sato – V.Apisah (PNG) 4:6,3:6
Qualification Draw:
1st round: Himari Sato – R.Brantmeier (USA) 7:5,6:2
2nd round: Himari Sato – V.Ivanov (AUS) 7:6,7:5
Francesca CURMI (MLT) – 17th Smrikva Bowl 2012
1st round: Francesca Curmi – L.Ma (USA) 3:6,4:6
Qualification Draw:
Joanne ZUGER (SUI) – 15th Smrikva Bowl 2010
1st round: Joanne Zuger – E.Jackson (USA) 3:6,6:4,5:7
In doubles girls quarterfinals was: Himari Sato
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25/08/18
30 Smrikva Bowl players in the singles Draws at US OPEN 2018; 12 in the Main Draw; Dominic THIEM reached the quarterfinals
Over the last five years there were traditionally about 10 former Smrikva Bowl players at the beginning of the Junior Grand Slam Draws…
In 2013… out of eight possible first places former Smrikva Bowl players collected six first places: Ana Konjuh (Junior Australian Open and Junior US Open), Belinda Bencic (Junior Roland Garros and Junior Wimbledon), Gianluigi Quinzi (Junior Wimbledon) and Borna Coric (Junior US Open)…
… and since 2009 there are 22 Smrikva Bowl players holding 29 junior Grand Slam titles in total…
… and this time… there were 30 former Smrikva Bowl players in the Main Draws and Qualification Draws of this third Grand Slam in the season… US OPEN 2018:
In the singles Qualification Draws there were 20 players:
Matteo Donati, Federico Gaio, Miomir Kecmanovic, Nikola Milojevic, Gianluigi Quinzi, Nino Serdarusic, Lloyd Harris, Gian Marco Moroni.
Katie Boulter, Gabriella Taylor, Dejana Radanovic, Olga Danilovic, Nina Stojanovic, Tereza Mrdeza, Katie Swan, Deborah Chiesa, Jessica Pieri, Martina Trevisan, Irina Bara, Jana Fett.
and two of them qualified: Lloyd Harris & Federico Gaio
in the singles Main Draws there were 10 players:
Petra Martic, Dominic Thiem, Ajla Tomljanovic, Viktoria Kuzmova, Laslo Djere, Borna Coric, Alex de Minaur, Belinda Bencic, Donna Vekic, Claire Liu.
The following are the results obtained in the singles Main Draws:
Dominic THIEM, 8th Smrikva Bowl 2003 winner, currently ranked #9 ATP, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw:
1st round: Dominic Thiem – Mirza Basic (BiH) 6:3,6:1,6:4
2nd round: Dominic Thiem – S.Johnson (USA) 6:7,6:3,5:7,6:4,6:1
3rd round: Dominic Thiem – Taylor Fritz (USA) 3:6,6:3,7:6,6:4
4th round: Dominic Thiem – Kevin Anderson (RSA) 7:5,6:2,7:6
Quarterfinals: D.Thiem – Rafael Nadal (ESP) 6:0,4:6,5:7,7:6,6:7
Players ranking:
Mirza Basic (BiH) – #81 ATP
Steve Johnson (USA) – #31 ATP
Taylor Fritz (USA) – #74 ATP
Kevin Anderson (RSA) – #5 ATP
Rafael Nadal (Esp) – #1 ATP
Borna CORIC, 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 player, currently ranked #20 ATP, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw:
1st round: B.Coric – Florian Mayer (Ger) 6:2,6:2,5:7,6:4
2nd round: B.Coric – Roberto Carballes Baena (Esp) 7:6,6:2,6:3
3rd round: B.Coric – Daniil Medvedev (Rus) 6:3,7:5,6:2
4th round: B.Coric – Juan Martin Del Porto (Arg) 6:4,6:3,6:1
Players ranking:
Florian Mayer (Ger) – #194 ATP
Roberto Carballes Baena (Esp) – #97 ATP
Daniil Medvedev (Rus) – #36 ATP
Juan Martin Del Porto (Arg) – #3 ATP
Alex DE MINAUR, 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 quarterfinalist, currently ranked #43 ATP, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw:
1st round: Alex De Minaur – Taro Daniel (Jpn) 6:0,6:1,6:2
2nd round: Alex De Minaur – Frances Tiafoe (USA) 6:4,6:0,5:7,6:2
3rd round: Alex De Minaur – Marin Cilic (Cro) 6:4,6:3,3:6,4:6,5:7
Players ranking:
Taro Daniel (Jpn) – #76 ATP
Frances Tiafoe (USA) – #44 ATP
Marin Cilic (Cro) – #7 ATP
Laslo DJERE, 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 runner up, currently ranked #105 ATP, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw:
1st round: Laslo Djere – Leonardo Mayer (Arg) 6:4,6:4,4:6,2:1
2nd round: Laslo Djere – Richard Gasquet (Fra) 3:6,6:7,3:6
Players ranking:
Leonardo Mayer (Arg) – #90 ATP
Richard Gasquet (Fra) – #25 ATP
Federico GAIO, 7th Smrikva Bowl 2002, currently ranked #241 ATP, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw:
1st round: Federico Gaio – David Goffin (Bel) 2:6,4:6,6:7
Qualification Draw:
1st round: Federico Gaio – Lukas Rosol (Cze) 7:6,6:4
2nd round: Federico Gaio – Hiroki Moriya (Jpn) 6:4,6:3
3rd round: Federico Gaio – Marco Trungelliti (Arg) 6:7,6:3,7:6
Players ranking:
Lukas Rosol (Cze) – #210 ATP
Hiroki Moriya (Jpn) – #200 ATP
JC Aragone (USA) – #142 ATP
David Goffin (Bel) – #10 ATP
Lloyd HARRIS, 12th Smrikva Bowl 2007, currently ranked #145 ATP, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw:
1st round: Lloyd Harris – Gilles Simon (Fra) 2:6,2:6,3:6
Qualification Draw:
1st round: Lloyd Harris – Roberto Quiroz (Ecu) 7:6,6:3
2nd round: Lloyd Harris – Sebastian Ofner (Aut) 6:2,6:1
3rd round: Lloyd Harris – JC Aragone (USA) 6:4,6:2
Players ranking:
Roberto Quiroz (Ecu) – #210 ATP
Sebastian Ofner (Aut) – #206 ATP
JC Aragone (USA) – #257 ATP
Gilles Simon (Fra) – #39 ATP
Claire LIU, 2010 “LM”/SB player, currently ranked #158 WTA, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw
1st round: Claire Liu – Polona Hercog (Svn) 7:6,1:6,6:4
2nd round: Claire Liu – Anastasija Sevastova (Lat) 3:6,1:6
Players ranking:
Polona Hercog (Svn) – #78 WTA
Anastasija Sevastova (Lat) – #18 WTA
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC, 8th Smrikva Bowl 2003, currently ranked #57 WTA, at US OPEN 2018:
1st round: Ajla Tomljanovic – Lizette Cabrera (AUS) 6:4,6:1
2nd round: Ajla Tomljanovic – Katerina Siniakova (Cze) 3:6,7:6,6:7
Players ranking:
Lizette Cabrera (AUS) – #160 WTA
Katerina Siniakova (Cze) – #54 WTA
Belinda BENCIC, 11th Smrikva Bowl 2006, currently ranked #43 WTA, at US OPEN 2018:
1st round: Belinda Bencic – Aliaksandra Sasnovich (Blr) 6:2,1:6,2:6
Players ranking:
Aliaksandra Sasnovich (Blr) – #37 WTA
Petra MARTIC, 6th Smrikva Bowl 2001 winner, currently ranked #47 WTA, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw:
1st round: Petra Martic – Lucie Safarova (Cze) 4:6,4:6
Players ranking:
Lucie Safarova (Cze) – #69 WTA
Viktoria KUZMOVA, 13th Smrikva Bowl 2008, currently ranked #56 WTA, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw
1st round: Viktoria Kuzmova – Victoria Azarenka (Blr) 3:6,5:7
Players ranking:
Victoria Azarenka (Blr) – #80 WTA
Donna VEKIC, 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 player, currently ranked #41 WTA, at US OPEN 2018:
Main Draw:
1st round: Donna Vekic – Anastasija Sevastova (Lat) 2:6,6:2,3:6
Players ranking:
Anastasija Sevastova (Lat) – #18 WTA
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24/08/18
A new section was created: Smrikva Bowl US University Club
Smrikva Bowl US University Club aims to list talented players who were able to get scholarship and continue their studies in the United States.
The following list is based on public information and will be updated.
As of August 2018, the 2009 Smrikva Bowl generation was eligible to present their candidacy to play tennis at University level in the US therefore the players who played Smrikva Bowl from 1996 till 2009 were taken into account and the list of 120 players is the following:
14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 (99 tennis talents)
Girls – 5
Georgina Walker (GBR) – Furman University
Milica Panić (SRB) – University of Montana
Georgina Axon (GBR) – Auburn University
Michaela Gordon (USA) – Stanford University
Ashley Lahey (USA) – Pepperdine University
Boys – 4
Max Stewart (GBR) – Oklahoma University
Alvaro Regalado Pedrol (ESP) – Columbus State University
Atakan Gezer (TUR) – Rollins College
Thomas Smalley (GBR) – University of Northern Colorado
13th Smrikva Bowl 2008 (104 tennis talents)
Girls – 11
Marija Curnic (CRO) – University of Pennsylvania
Nikolina Jovic (BiH) – University of Louisville
Katerina Jokic (BiH) – University of Georgia
Iulia Maria Ivascu (ROM) – Texas A&M University
Paola Maza (Puerto Rico) – Purdue University
Estela Perez Somarriba (ESP) – University of Miami
Zala Dovnik (SLO) – Purdue University
Nina Marjanovic (SRB) – St.John’s University New York
Petra Granic (CRO) – The University of Texas
Ingrid Neel (USA) – Rochester University
Paulina Ferrari (USA) – Columbia University in the City of New York
Boys – 7
Karlo Boljat (CRO) – Washington Dawgs University
Matko Varga (CRO) – Radford University
Grega Kokalj (SLO) – Drury University
Sven Lah (SLO) – Baylor University
Charles Broom (UK) – Dartmouth Unviersity
Bruno Novakovic (CRO) – City College of New York
William Blumberg (USA) – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
12th Smrikva Bowl 2007 (90 tennis talents)
Girls – 9
Petra Granic (CRO) –University of Texas
Lana Rush (UK) – Texas Tech University
Sara Mitrakovic (SLO) – University of Detroit Mercy
Silvia Chinellato (I) ) –University of South Carolina
Ksenija Dmitrovic (SRB) – US University
Eden Richardson (UK) – Lousiana State University
Marija Curnic (CRO) – University of Pennsylvania
Ndindi Ndunda (USA) – Fresno State University
Dominique Garley (USA) –Gonzaga University
Boys – 9
Nicolo De Fraia (I) –University of Central Florida
Dylan Bednarczyk (CAN) – Oklahoma State University
Filip Grbic (SRB) – University at Buffalo
Vincent Giallespie (UK) – Drake University
Karlo Lozic (CRO) – Cornell University
Max Darrington (UK) – Marist University
Alek Gracin (CRO) – University of Charleston
Gonzalo Morell Raschiatore (ESP) – Middle Tennessee State University
Eduardo Nava (USA) – Wake Forest University – The University of Alabama
11th Smrikva Bowl 2006 (75 tennis talents)
Girls – 6
Anja Bebic (CRO) – Northern Illinios University
Isidora Petkovic (SCG) – Union College
Adriana Rajkovic (CRO) – Old Dominion University
Giulia Pairone (ITA) – University of Arkansas
Tea Jandric (CRO) – The University of Mississippi – Ole Miss
Christina Makarova (USA) – Duke University
Boys – 12
Filip Kraljevic (CRO) –The University of Mississippi – Ole Miss
David Micevski (MAK) – University of Utah Athletics
Vasek Slezak (CZE) – University of Hawaii at Hilo (West)
Aziz Kijametovic (BiH) – Old Dominion University
Matej Kostandinov (SUI) – University of Wisconsin – Green Bay
Ross James Wilson (GBR) – US University – coach at the University of Iowa
Jan Pehnec (CRO) – Oral Roberts University
Mladen Mitak (CRO) – Brown University
Alessandro Giuliato (ITA) – University of Hawaii at Hilo (West)
Maks Tekavec (SLO) (7) – University of Michigan
Nur-Hamza Peljto (BIH) – Texas A&M University of Quatar
Aries Wong (USA) – US Naval Academy
10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 (90 tennis talents)
Girls – 13
Maja Salibasic (BIH) – Georgetown University
Sabina Jeresic (CRO) – US University A-State Red Wolves
Vladica Babic (SCG) – US University
Blaga Delic (CRO) – University of Nevada
Anamarija Banic (CRO) –Dallas Baptist University
Claudia Herrero Garcia (ESP) – US University Mountain West
Ivanka Mocic (CRO) –Lander University
Martin Lozano Laura (ESP) – Southern Utah University
Ormeno Ruiz Nuria (ESP) –University of Colorado Boulder
Saska Gavrilovska (SCG) –Texas A&M University, Sam Houston State University
Jose Gracia (USA) – The University of Oklahoma
Jeffrey Schorsch (USA) – Valparaiso University
Yale Goldberg (USA) – Stanford University
Boys – 11
Ivan Saveljic (SCG) – NC State University
Matej Kostandinov (SUI) – University of Wisconsin – Green Bay
Aziz Kijametovic (BiH) – Old Dominion University
Igor Saveljic (SCG) – NC State University
Valentin Horvat (SLO) – Georgia State University
Mladen Mitak (CRO) – Brown University
Vaclav Slezak (CZ) –University of Hawai, Troy University
Zvonimir Babic (CRO) – Missisipi University Ole Miss
Iustin Baciu (ROM) – University of Nortwestern Ohio
Harry Busby (UK) – The University of Arizona
Dorothy Tang (USA) – Princeton University
9th Smrikva Bowl 2004 (72 tennis talents)
Girls – 5
Saska Gavrilovska (SCG) –Texas A&M University, Sam Houston State University
Maja Salibasic (BIH) – Georgetown University
Darija Catipovic (SCG) – Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Anna Mamalat (USA) – Texas A&M University
Blair Shankle (USA) – Baylor University & Hankamer School of Business
Boys – 9
Alberto De Meo (ITA) – University of North Florida
Danil Zelenkov (MAK) – George Washington University
Valentin Horvat (SLO) – Georgia State Univesrsity
Amar Saletovic (BIH) –Oral Roberts University
Giacomo Campus (ITA) – Tampa preparatory school
Karlo Skvorc (CRO) – Alabama State University
Zvonimir Babic (CRO) – Missisipi University Ole Miss
Mitchell Polnet (USA) – University of Virginia
Ryan Andrada (USA) – University of Nevada
8th Smrikva Bowl 2003 (86 tennis talents)
Girls – 4
Matea Cutura (CRO) – Pepperdine University
Maja Salibasic (BIH) – Georgetown University
Karen Forman (USA) – Wake Forest University
Katie Klyczek (USA) – Indiana University
Boys – 5
Alen Salibasic (BIH) –Drake University
Karlo Skvorc (CRO) – Alabama State University
Robert Đula (CRO) – Eastern Washington University
Emmett Egger (USA) – University of Washington
Robert Stineman (USA) ) – Stanford University
7th Smrikva Bowl 2002 (57 tennis talents)
Girls – 5
Nika Juricic (CRO) – Missouri Baptist University & Baylor College of Medicine
Nikolina Grbac (CRO) – The University of New Mexico Lobos
Ema Burgic (BIH) –Baylor University
Jordaan Sanford (USA) – Baylor University
Morgan Basil (USA) – University of Louisiana-Lafayette
Boys – 2
Antonio Lupieri (CRO) – Baylor University
Tomislav Gregurovic (CRO) – Wichita State University
6th Smrikva Bowl 2001 – (43 tennis talents)
Girls – 2
Nikolina Grbac (CRO) – The University of New Mexico Lobos
Ivana Katavić (CRO) – University of the Incarnate Word
Boys -1
Sven Lalić – Indiana University
5th Smrikva Bowl 2000 – (30 tennis talents)
Girls – 1
Maja Plavšić – at Savannah College of Art and Design
Boys – 1
Dino Marcan – Ohio State University
4th Smrikva Bowl 1999 – (50 tennis talents)
Boys – 1
Deni Žmak – Embry-Riddle University
2nd Smrikva Bowl 1997 – (60 tennis talents)
Girls – 1
Sandra Žmak – The University of New Mexico Lobos
Boys – 2
Filip Krička – University of South Alabama
Deni Žmak – Embry-Riddle University
1st Smrikva Bowl 1996 – (25 tennis talents)
Girls – 1
Sandra Žmak – The University of New Mexico Lobos
06/08/18
Top Smrikva Bowl and "Little Mo"/Smrikva Bowl players on ATP, WTA, ITF and European under 14 and 16 ranking lists (update August 2018)
Former top Smrikva Bowl players that reached certain results on the professional ranking list and the top Smrikva Bowl players current ranking.
You will also find the approximate list of the past Smrikva Bowl and “Little Mo” players who got US University scholarship thanks to their tennis skills…
• 22 TOP 200 WTA Smrikva Bowl Players Club with their best historical ranking:
Belinda BENCIC – 2006 player – #7 WTA (Feb 2016)
Ana KONJUH – 2007 runner up – #20 WTA (Jul 2017)
Petra MARTIC – 2001 winner – #35 WTA (Apr 2018)
Donna VEKIC – 2003-2005 player – #37 WTA (Aug 2018)
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC – 2003 semif.- # 47 WTA (Feb 2015)
Viktoria KUZMOVA – 2008 semifinalist – #81 WTA (Jun 2018)
Ivana LISJAK – 1997 winner – #95 WTA (Jun 2006)
Jana FETT – 2005 player – #97 WTA (Oct 2017)
Olga DANILOVIC – 2011 winner – #111 WTA (Aug 2018)
Katie BOULTER – 2006 player – #114 WTA (Aug 2018)
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #121 WTA (Feb 2017)
Ivana JOROVIC – 2007 player – #134 on WTA (Oct 2016)
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #140 WTA (Aug 2018)
Deborah CHIESA – 2006 player – #143 WTA (Jun 2018)
Martina TREVISAN – 2003 player – #144 WTA (Aug 2017)
Tereza MRDEZA – 2000 winner – #150 WTA (Oct 2015)
Clair LIU – 2010 “LM”/SB player -#157 WTA (Aug 2018)
Gabriela TAYLOR – 2008 player – #168 WTA (Jun 2018)
Katie SWAN – 2009 winner – #176 WTA (Jul 2018)
Dejana RADANOVIC – 2006 player – #192 WTA
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #55 WTA doubles (Nov 2017)
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #68 WTA (Jul 2018)
Camilla ROSATELLO – 2005 player – #134 WTA doubles (Jan 2018)
Ema BURGIC – 2002 semifinalist – #145 WTA doubles (Oct 2016)
• 19 TOP 200 ATP Smrikva Bowl Players Club with their best historical ranking:
Dominic THIEM – 2003 winner – #4 ATP (Nov 2017)
Borna CORIC – 2005 player – #20 ATP (Jun 2018)
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 player – #45 ATP (Aug 2018)
Laslo DJERE – 2005 runner up – #86 ATP (Jan 2018)
Nikola MILOJEVIC – 2005 CD winner – #143 ATP (Oct 2017)
Tommy PAUL – 2007 “LM”/SB player – #149 ATP (Jan 2018)
Federico GAIO – 2002 player – #158 ATP (Aug 2016)
Matteo DONATI – 2005 winner – #159 ATP (Jul 2015)
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 player – #161 ATP (Aug 2018)
Gianluigi QUINZI – 2006 winner – # 161 ATP (Jul 2018)
Javier MARTI – 2002 winner – #170 ATP (Apr 2012)
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2009 quarterf.- #176 ATP (Feb 2018)
Nino SERDARUSIC – 2005 player – #193 ATP (Jul 2018)
Nicola KUHN – 2010 winner – #196 (Apr 2018)
Marin DRAGANJA – 2001 winner – #20 ATP doubles (Apr 2015)
Dino MARCAN – 2001 runner up – #87 ATP doubles (May 2017)
Luca MARGAROLI – 2002 – #130 ATP doubles (May 2017)
Ivan SABANOV – 2002 semi – #192 ATP doubles (Feb 2018)
Matej SABANOV – 2002 semi – #196 ATP doubles (Feb 2018)
As of 6th of August 2018 the ranking summary of the very TOP former Smrikva Bowl boys and girls is the following:
• 49 WTA players TOP 1000 WTA
Donna VEKIC – 2003-2005 player – #37 WTA
Belinda BENCIC – 2006 player – #44 WTA
Petra MARTIC – 2001 winner – #51 WTA
Viktoria KUZMOVA – 2008 semifinalist – #57 WTA
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC – 2003 semif.- #60 WTA
Olga DANILOVIC – 2011 winner – #111 WTA
Katie BOULTER – 2006 player – #114 WTA
Jana FETT – 2005 player – #119 WTA
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #140 WTA
Claire LIU – 2010 player – #157 WTA
Deborah CHIESA – 2006 player – #159 WTA
Katie SWAN – 2009 winner – #178 WTA
Gabriela TAYLOR – 2008 player – #179 WTA
Martina TREVISAN – 2003 player – #192 WTA
Dejana RADANOVIC – 2006 player – #196 WTA
Jessica PIERI – 2007 player – #209 WTA
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #214 WTA
Tereza MRDEZA – 2000 winner – #216 WTA
Andreea ROSCA – 2009 player – #234 WTA
Ivana JOROVIC – 2007 player – #245 WTA
Tena LUKAS – 2005 player – #257 WTA
Olga IANCHUK – 2005 runner up – #335 WTA
Nina POTOCNIK – 2007 player – #362 WTA
Camilla ROSATELLO – 2005 player – #364 WTA
Berfu CENGIZ – 2009 player – #366 WTA
Tereza MIHALIKOVA – 2008 player – #373 WTA
Ana KONJUH – 2007 runner up – #392 WTA
Dea HERDZELAS – 2006 quarterfinalist – #414 WTA
Maia LUMSDEN – 2009 player – #417 WTA
Angelica MORATELLI – 2004 player – #415 WTA
Miriam BULGARU – 2008 player – #425 WTA
Oana Georgeta SIMION – 2005 player – #459 WTA
Martina CAREGARO – 2002 winner – #462 WTA
Seone MENDEZ – 2009 player – #518 WTA
Lea BOSKOVIC – 2009 player – #521 WTA
Karin KENNEL – 2005 player – #533 WTA
Haruna ARAKAWA – 2008 player – #578 WTA
Giorgia MARCHETTI – 2005 player – #589 WTA
Ashley LAHEY – 2009 player – #602 WTA
Ingrid NEEL – 2008 player – #605 WTA
Tatiana PIERI – 2007 player – #625 WTA
Pia CUK – 2006 player – #633 WTA
Nina ALIBALIC – 2008 player – #668 WTA
Iva PRIMORAC – 2006 player – #684 WTA
Zoe KRUGER – 2012 semif. – #701 WTA
Angela *FITA BOLUDA*- 2009 player – #843 WTA
Paula ARIAS MANJON – 2010 runner up – #897 WTA
Himari SATO – 2012 winner – #949 WTA
Ana BISKIC – 2009 player – #963 WTA
• 33 players TOP 1000 ATP
Dominic THIEM – 2003 winner – #8 ATP
Borna CORIC – 2005 player – #20 ATP
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 player – #45 ATP
Laslo DJERE – 2005 runner up – #89 ATP
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 player – #161 ATP
Gianluigi QUINZI – 2006 winner – # 164 ATP
Matteo DONATI – 2005 winner – #184 ATP
Nino SERDARUSIC – 2005 player – #192 ATP
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2009 player – #196 ATP
Nikola MILOJEVIC – 2005 CD winner – #201 ATP
Gian Marco MORONI – 2008 player – #231 ATP
Federico GAIO – 2002 player – #235 ATP
Alexei POPYRIN – 2009 cd winner – #310 ATP
Tommy PAUL – 2007 player – #316 ATP
Nicola KUHN – 2010 winner – #358 ATP
Javier MARTI – 2002 winner – #369 ATP
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA – 2009 semi – #370 ATP
Youssef HOSSAM – 2008 player – #382 ATP
Robin KERN – 2002 player – #435 ATP
Patrik RIKL – 2009 player – #468 ATP
Nerman FATIC – 2004 semifinalist- #527 ATP
Adrian BODMER – 2005 player – #554 ATP
Yshai OLIEL – 2010 semifinals – #586 ATP
Adelchi VIRGILI – 1999 winner – #648 ATP
Nik RAZBORSEK – 2003 player – #656 ATP
Bogdan BORZA – 2007 runner up – #690 ATP
Miguel SEMMLER – 2007 player – #696 ATP
Andrea GUERRIERI – 2008 player – #827 ATP
Gabi Adrian BOITAN – 2009 player – #879 ATP
Matej SABANOV – 2002 semifinals – #896 ATP
Luca MARGAROLI – 2002 player – #925 ATP
Neven KRIVOKUCA – 2005 player – #957 ATP
• 9 players TOP 100 ATP RACE TO MILAN NEXT GEN
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 player – #3 ATP
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 player – #16 ATP
Gian Marco MORONI – 2008 player – #20 ATP
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2009 player – #22 ATP
Alexei POPYRIN – 2009 player – #29 ATP
Nicola KUHN – 2010 winner – #39 ATP
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA – 2009 semi – #43 ATP
Tommy PAUL – 2007 player – #46 ATP
Patrik RIKL – 2009 player – #64 ATP
• 5 boys and 8 girls… in total 13 players are in TOP 100 ITF
BOYS:
- #17 Lorenzo MUSETTI
- #31 Nicolas ALVAREZ VARONA
- #35 Damien WENGER
- #83 Holger Vitus Nodskov RUNE
- #87 Cezar CRETU
GIRLS:
- #58 Maria TIMOFEEVA
- #61 Francesca CURMI
- #65 Himari SATO
- #74 Helen PELLICANO
- #87 Olga DANILOVIC – Junior USOPEN 2017 winner (doubles), Junior WIMBLEDON 2017 winner (doubles), Junior ROLAND GARROS 2016 winner (doubles)
- #90 Paula ARIAS MANJON – Junior ROLAND GARROS 2016 winner (doubles)
- #95 Joanne ZUGER
- #99 Giulia PEONI
• 4 boys are in TOP 10 ETA under 16 – (Lorenzo MUSETTI #2, Carlos ALCARAZ GARFIA #5, Holger Vitus Nodskov RUNE #6, Luca NARDI #7)
• 1 boy and 2 girls are in TOP 10 ETA under 14 – (Mili POLJICAK #1, Linda FRUHVIRTOVA #2, Aliona FALEI #8)
IN 1996 SMRIKVA BOWL GATHERED TOP PLAYERS FROM ISTRIA AND KVARNER (1st Smrikva Bowl)… IN 1997 TOP PLAYERS FROM CROATIA gathered on the 2nd Smrikva Bowl… IN 1998 3rd SMRIKVA BOWL STARTED TO GATHER FIRST FOREIGN PLAYERS… and in 2001 – 6th Smrikva Bowl was the last year with dominance of the top national players…
Vilim VISAK (CRO), 1st SB 1996 winner, best ranking #612 ATP (Mar 2006)
Ivana LISJAK (CRO), 2nd SB 1997 winner, best ranking #95 WTA (Jun 2006)
Astrid BESSER (ITA), 4th SB 1999 winner, best ranking #356 WTA (Mar 2009)
Tereza MRDEZA (CRO), 5th SB 2000 winner, #216 WTA
Adelchi VIRGILI (ITA), 5th SB 2000 winner, #648 ATP
Marin DRAGANJA (CRO), 6th SB 2001 winner, #177 ATP doubles
Dino MARCAN (CRO), 6th SB 2001 runner up, best ranking #87 ATP doubles (May 2017)
Petra MARTIC (CRO), 6th SB 2001 winner, #51 WTA
IN 2002 SMRIKVA BOWL STARTED TO BE A EUROPEAN TENNIS TALENTS GATHERING
2002 – 7th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Federico GAIO (ITA), 7th SB 2002, #235 ATP
Javier MARTI (ESP) – 7th SB 2002 winner – #369 ATP
Robin KERN (GER), 7th SB 2002, #435 ATP
Luca MARGAROLI (SUI), 7th SB 2002, #925 ATP
Ivan SABANOV (CRO), 7th SB 2002 semif., #209 ATP doubles
Matej SABANOV (CRO), 7th SB 2002 semif., #236 ATP doubles
GIRLS
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC (CRO), 7th SB 2002 runner up, #60 WTA
Martina CAREGARO (ITA), 7th SB 2002 winner, #462 WTA
2003 – 8th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Dominic THIEM (AUT), 8th SB 2003 winner, #8 ATP
Nik RAZBORSEK (SLO), 8th SB 2003, #656 ATP
GIRLS
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC (CRO),8th SB 2003 semif., #60 WTA
Martina TREVISAN (ITA), 8th SB 2003, #192 WTA
2004 – 9th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Miki JANKOVIC (SRB), 9th SB 2004 runner up, #256 ATP (Aug 2016)
Filip VEGER (CRO), 9th SB 2004 semif, #478 ATP (Feb 2015)
Nerman FATIC (BiH), 9th SB 2004 semif, #527 ATP
GIRLS
Angelica MORATELLI (ITA), 9th SB 2004, #415 WTA
Giada CLERICI (ITA), 2004 player, #1015 WTA
IN 2005 SMRIKVA BOWL GATHERED TOP TENNIS TALENTS FROM 3 CONTINENTS
2005 – 10th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Borna CORIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #20 ATP
Laslo DJERE (SRB), 10th SB 2005 runner up, #89 ATP
Gianluigi QUINZI (ITA), 10th SB 2005 semif., #164 ATP
Matteo DONATI (ITA), 10th SB 2005 winner, #184 ATP
Nino SERDARUSIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #192 ATP
Nikola MILOJEVIC (SRB), 10th SB 2005 Cons.winner, #201 ATP
Adrian BODMER (SUI), 10th SB 2005, #554 ATP
GIRLS
Donna VEKIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #37 WTA
Jana FETT (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #119 WTA
Irina Maria BARA (ROU), 10th SB 2005, #140 WTA
Olga IANCHUK (UKR), 10th SB 2005 runner up, #335 WTA
Camilla ROSATELLO (ITA), 10th SB 2005, #364 WTA
Oana Georgetta SIMION, 10th SB 2005, #459 WTA
Karin KENNEL (SUI), 10th SB 2005, #533 WTA
2006 – 11th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Gianluigi QUINZI (ITA), 11th SB 2006 winner, #164 ATP
GIRLS
Belinda BENCIC (SUI), 11th SB 2006, #44 WTA
Katie BOULTER (UK), 11th SB 2006, #114 WTA
Deborah CHIESA (ITA), 11th SB 2006, #159 WTA
Dejana *RADANOVIC*(SRB), 11th SB 2006, #196 WTA
Nina STOJANOVIC (SRB), 11th SB 2006, #214 WTA
Dea HERDZELAS (BiH), 11th SB 2006 quarterf., #414 WTA
2007 – 12th Smrikva Bowl and 6th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Lloyd HARRIS (RSA), ,12th SB 2007, #161 ATP
Bogdan BORZA (ROU), 12th SB 2007 runner up, #690 ATP
Miguel SEMMLER (ESP) ,12th SB 2007, #696 ATP
GIRLS
Jessica PIERI (ITA), 12th SB 2007, #209 WTA
Ivana JOROVIC (SRB), 12th SB 2007, #245 WTA
Nina POTOCNIK (SLO), 12th SB 2007 semif., #362 WTA
Ana KONJUH (CRO), 12th SB 2007 runner up, #392 WTA
Tatiana PIERI (ITA), 12th SB 2007, #625 WTA
Chiara GRIMM (SUI), 12th SB 2007 quarterf., #1079 WTA
“Little Mo” TEAM
Tommy PAUL (USA), 6th “Little Mo”/SB, #316 ATP
IN 2008 SMRIKVA BOWL GATHERED TOP TENNIS TALENTS FROM 5 CONTINENTS AND TURNED INTO A WORLD TENNIS TALENTS GATHERING
2008 – 13th Smrikva Bowl and 7th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Gian Marco MORONI (ITA), 13th SB 2008, #231 ATP
Youssef HOSSAM (EGY), 13th SB 2008, #382 ATP
Andrea GUERRIERI (ITA), 13th SB 2008 semif., #827 ATP
Sven LAH (SLO), 13th SB 2008, #1105 ATP
GIRLS
Viktoria KUZMOVA (SVK), 13th SB 2008 semif., #57 WTA
Tereza MIHALIKOVA (SVK), 13th SB 2008, #373 WTA
Maia LUMSDEN (UK), 13th SB 2008 runner up, #417 WTA
Nina ALIBALIC (AUS), 13th SB 2008, #668 WTA
“Little Mo” TEAM
Ingrid NEEL (USA), 7th “Little Mo”/SB, #605 WTA
IN 2009 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 6 NEW COUNTRIES AND 1 NEW CONTINENT THEREFORE REACHED THE TOTAL OF 40 COUNTRIES AND 6 CONTINENTS THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION
2009 – 14th Smrikva Bowl and 8th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Alex DE MINAUR (AUS), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #45 ATP
Miomir KECMANOVIC (SRB), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #196 ATP
Alexei POPYRIN (AUS), 14th SB 2009 Cons.winner, #310 ATP
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA (ESP), 14th SB 2009 semif., #370 ATP
Patrik RIKL (CZE), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #468 ATP
Karlo KRANIC (CRO), 14th SB 2009, #1279 ATP
GIRLS
Katie SWAN (UK), 14th SB 2009 winner, #178 WTA
Andrea Amalia ROSCA (ROU), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #234 WTA
Berfu CENGIZ (TUR), 14th SB 2009 player, #366 WTA
Seone MENDEZ (AUS), 14th SB 2009, #518 WTA
Haruna ARAKAWA (JPN), 14th SB 2009, #578 WTA
“Little Mo” TEAM
Ashley LAHEY (USA), 8th “Little Mo”/SB, #602 WTA
Michaela GORDON (USA), 8th “Little Mo”/SB, #1027 WTA
IN 2010 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 9 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 49 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION
2010 – 15th Smrikva Bowl and 9th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Nicola KUHN (ESP), 15th SB 2010 winner, #358 ATP
Yshai OLIEL (ISR), 15th SB 2010 semif., #586 ATP
Tomas MACHAC (CZE), 15th SB 2010 quarterf., #1206 ATP
Filippo MORONI (ITA), 15th SB 2010, #1695 ATP
Damien WENGER (SUI), 15th SB 2010, #982 ATP doubles
GIRLS
Paula ARIAS MANJON (ESP), 15th SB 2010 runner up, #897 WTA
Kristina NOVAK (SLO), 15th SB 2010 semif., #1036 WTA
Irina CANTOS SIEMERS (BEL), 15th SB 2010 quarterf., #1082 WTA
Ania HERTEL (POL), 15th SB 2010, #141 ITF
Mihaela Lorena MARCULESCU (ROU), 15th SB 2010, #285 ITF
“Little Mo” TEAM
Claire LIU (USA), 9th “Little Mo”/SB, #157 WTA
IN 2011 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 5 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 54 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION
2011 – 16th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Nicolas ALVAREZ VARONA (ESP), 16th SB 2011 quarterf., #1341 ATP
Cezar CRETU (ROU), 16th SB 2011, #87 ITF
Eric VANSHELBOIM (UKR), 16th SB 2011, #126 ITF
Mihailo POPOVIC (SRB), 16th SB 2011 runner up, #241 ITF
Duje AJDUKOVIC (CRO), 16th SB 2011 winner, #318 ITF
Makary ADAMEK (POL), 16th SB 2011, #366 ITF
Marco FURLANETTO (ITA), 16th SB 2011, #533 ITF
Stipan MADZAR (CRO), 16th SB 2011 semif., #766 ITF
Vanja DOBRNJAC (BiH), 16th SB 2011 quarterf., #1092 ITF
GIRLS
Olga DANILOVIC (SRB), 16th SB 2011 winner, #111 WTA
Betina TOKAC (TUR), 16th SB 2011 semif., #1223 WTA
Andjela SKROBONJA (SRB), 16th SB 2011 player, #122 ITF
Iva ZELIC (CRO), 16th SB quarterf., #152 ITF
Oana Smaranda CORNEANU (ROU), 16th SB 2011, #174 ITF
IN 2012 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 4 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 58 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION… and for the first time in the quarterfinals there were still five continents represented: AFRICA, ASIA, AMERICA, OCENIA and EUROPE
2012 – 17th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Lorenzo MUSETTI (ITA), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #17 ITF
Sebastian GIMA (ROU), 17th SB 2012 runner up, #140 ITF
Alibek KACHMAZOV (RUS), 17th SB 2012, #146 ITF
Viktor JOVIC (SRB), 17th SB 2012 semif., #285 ITF
Piotr PAWLAK (POL), 17th SB 2012, #289 ITF
Mikolaj LORENS (POL), 17th SB 2012, #353 ITF
Michael Francis EALA (PHI), 17th SB 2012, #370 ITF
Goran ZIVOTIC (SRB), 17th SB 2012 winner, #437ITF
Borna DEVALD (CRO), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #459 ITF
Peter ALAM (UK), 17th SB 2012, #749 ITF
Felix NORDBY (NOR), 17th SB 2012, #1045 ITF
GIRLS
Zoe KRUGER (RSA), 17th SB 2012 semif., #701 WTA
Himari SATO (JPN), 17th SB 2012 winner, #949 WTA
Helene PELLICANO (MLT), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #1223 WTA
Maria TIMOFEEVA (RUS), 17th SB 2012, #58 ITF
Francesca CURMI (MLT), 17th SB 2012, #61 ITF
Avelina SAYFETDINOVA (RUS), 17th SB 2012, #147 ITF
Kristyna LAVICKOVA (CZE), 17th SB 2012, #148 ITF
Živa FALKNER (SLO), 17th SB 2012, #162 ITF
Weronika BASZAK (POL), 17th SB 2012, #172 ITF
Charlotte OWENSBY (USA), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #190 ITF
Luisa MEYER AUF DER HEIDE (GER), 17th SB 2012 runner up, #237 ITF
Matilde PAOLETTI (ITA), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #297 ITF
Pia LOVRIC (SLO), 17th SB 2012 semif., #328 ITF
IN 2013 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 5 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 63 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2013 – 18th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Holger Vitus Nodskov RUNE (DEN), 18th SB 2013, #83 ITF
Carlos ALCARAZ GARFIA (ESP), 18th SB 2013 runner up, #117 ITF
Luca NARDI (ITA), 18th SB 2013, #275 ITF
Hamad MEDJEDOVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013 semif., #455 ITF
Jerome KYM (SUI), 18th SB 2013, #547 ITF
Alejandro TURRIZIANI ALVAREZ (ESP), 18th SB 2013 winner, #1228 ITF
Daniel RINCON (ESP), 18th SB 2013 semif., #1231 ITF
Piotr KUSIEWICZ (POL), 18th SB 2013, #1350 ITF
Danilo RAICEVIC (MNE), 18th SB 2013, #1448 ITF
Adi DAGAN (ISR), 18th SB 2013, #1682 ITF
Stefan POPOVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #35 ETA U16
Filip MANDOVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #90 ETA U16
Gal EMERSIC POTOCNIK (SVN), 18th SB 2013, #223 ETA U16
Fran MITROVIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #237 ETA U16
Vojtech VEIGERT (CZE), 18th SB 2013, #245 ETA U16
Bartol BORSE (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #337 ETA U16
Lovre ERCEG (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #549 ETA U16
Aleksa KRIVOKAPIC (MNE), 18th SB 2013, #760 ETA U16
Mateja JANICIJEVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #1439 ETA U16
GIRLS
Selin Lidya SEPKEN (TUR), 18th SB 2013 semif., #301 ITF
Noa KRZNARIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013 winner, #390 ITF
Kyle BILCHEV (UK), 18th SB 2013 runner up, #1074 ITF
Andjela LOPICIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #1647 ITF
Antonia RUZIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #1764 ITF
Kornelia HUNCAK (CRO), 18th SB 2013 semif., #326 ETA U16
IN 2014 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 2 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 65 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2014 – 19th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Mili POLJICAK (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #1 ETA U14
Kalin IVANOVSKI (MKD), 19th SB 2014, #21 ETA U14
Luka MIKRUT (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #26 ETA U14
Pedro RODENAS (ESP), 19th SB 2014, #30 ETA U14
Raffaele MARIANI (SUI), 19th SB 2014, #32 ETA U14
Vilius GAUBAS (LIT), 19th SB 2014, #32 ETA U14
Bor ARTNAK (SVN), 19th SB 2014, #37 ETA U14
Svetlin KEREMEDCHIEV (BLG), 19th SB 2014, #41 ETA U14
Lun OBRUL (SVN), 19th SB 2014, #45 ETA U14
Nikola ZEKIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014, #51 ETA U14
Matija SAMARDZIC (MNE), 19th SB 2014, #60 ETA U14
Noa VUKADIN (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #70 ETA U14
Dragomir DRAGANOV (BLG), 19th SB 2014, #73 ETA U14
William JANSEN (GBR), 19th SB 2014, #81 ETA U14
Carlos GUERRERO ALVAREZ (ESP), 19th SB 2014, #81 ETA U14
Enrico BALDISSERRI (ITA), 19th SB 2014 semif., #117 ETA U14
Patrick BRADY (THI), 19th SB 2014 winner, #122 ETA U14
Dan Vasile DUTA (ROU), 19th SB 2014, #135 ETA U14
Ivan SODAN (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #140 ETA U14
Krsta PETROVIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014, #145 ETA 14
Danil SOBOLIEV (UKR), 19th SB 2014 semif., #209 ETA U14
Ante CIKOJEVIC (GER), 19th SB 2014 runner up, #397 ETA U14
GIRLS
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA (CZE), 19th SB 2014 semif., #2 ETA U14
Aliona FALEI (BLR), 19th SB 2014 runner up, #8 ETA U14
Patricie KUBIKOVA (CZE), 19th SB 2014, #22 ETA U14
Joelle STEUR (GER), 19th SB 2014, #35 ETA U14
Denislava GLUSHKOVA (BGR), 19th SB 2014, #35 ETA U14
Patricija PAUKSTYTE (LTU), 19th SB 2014, #43 ETA U14
Lucija CIRIC BAGARIC (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #57 ETA U14
Divna RATKOVIC (MNE), 19th SB 2014, #72 ETA U14
Stela PEEVA (BGR), 19th SB 2014, #84 ETA U14
Suana TUCAKOVIC (BIH), 19th SB 2014 semif., #102 ETA U14
Tea LUKIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014 winner, #105 ETA U14
Emma RIZZETTO (ITA), 19th SB 2014, #137 ETA U14
Emma VALLETTA (ITA), 19th SB 2014 semif., #145 ETA U14
Petja DRAME (SLO), 19th SB 2014, #145 ETA U14
Irene ARTIGAS (ESP), 19th SB 2014, #153 ETA U14
Anna KANTOR (HUN), 19th SB 2014, #156 ETA U14
Veronica SIRCI (ITA), 19th SB 2014, #183 ETA U14
Neriya YONA (ISR), 19th SB 2014, #183 ETA U14
Sarah MUELLER (GER), 19th SB 2014, #286 ETA U14
Kyoka KUBO (JPN), 19th SB 2014, #221 ETA U14
IN 2015 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 9 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 73 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2015 – 20th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Branko DJURIC (MNE), 20th SB 2015 winner, #14 ETA U14
Dino PRIZMIC (CRO), 20th SB 2015 quarterf., #17 ETA U14
Marc MAJDANDZIC (GER), 20th SB 2015 semif., #36 ETA U14
Mikalai BANKOU (BLR), 20th SB 2015, #80 ETA U14
Matej DODIG (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #93 ETA U14
Giacomo NOSEI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #188 ETA U14
Dimitar PENCHEV (BGR), 20th SB 2015, #242 ETA U14
Andrea MEDURI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #258 ETA U14
Federico BONDIOLI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #397 ETA U14
Jose Aless HERNANDEZ (ESP), 20th SB 2015 semif., #927 ETA U14
Iker SEVILLA (ESP), 20th SB 2015 runner up
GIRLS
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA (CZE), 20th SB 2015 semif., #2 ETA U14
Alexandra EALA (PHI), 20th SB 2015 , #40 ETA U14 – Les Petits As 2018 winner
Mara GAE (ROU), 20th SB 2015 semif. ,#40 ETA U14
Klio Maria IOANNOU (CYP), 20th SB 2015, #66 ETA U14
Malwina ROWINSKA (POL), 20th SB 2015, #70 ETA U14
Vanesa DANKO (HUN), 20th SB 2015, #101 ETA U14
Alena KASATKINA (RUS), 20th SB 2015 winner, #129 ETA U14
Leticia TAROCCO (CRO), 20th SB 2015 winner, #135 ETA U14
Jaquelyn OGUNWALE (UK), 20th SB 2015 winner, #138 ETA U14
Anja PETKOVIC (SRB), 20th SB 2015 runner up, #140 ETA U14
Petra MARCINKO (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #150 ETA U14
Anastasia GRECHKINA (RUS), 20th SB 2015, #156 ETA U14
Tena RAJKI (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #183 ETA U14
IN 2016 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 6 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 79 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2016 – 21st Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Kaylan BIGUN (USA), 21st SB 2016 winner – Auray 2018 winner
Luis Garcia PAEZ (ESP), 21st SB 2016 runner up
Petr BRUNCLIK (CZE), 21st SB 2016 semif.
Meecah BIGUN (USA), 21st SB 2016 semif.
GIRLS
Ela Nala MILIČ (SVN), 21st SB 2016 winner
Camilia SAMEL DRUZ (FRA), 21st SB 2016 runner up
Yufei REN (CHN), 21st SB 2016 semif.
Mia RISTIĆ (SRB), 21st SB 2016 semif.
IN 2017 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD AGAIN SIX CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 85 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2017 – 22nd Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Roben GAVANI (BGR), 22nd SB 2017 winner
William REJCHTMAN VINCIGUERRA (SWE), 22nd SB 2017 runner up
Duje MARKOVINA (CRO), 22nd SB 2017 semif.
Štepan SKLENIČKA (CZE), 22nd SB 2017 semif.
GIRLS
Rositsa DENCHEVA (BGR), 22nd SB 2017 winner
Shanice ROIGNOT (FRA), 22nd SB 2017 runner up
Chu LI-YA (TWN), 22nd SB 2017 semif.
Mai GOTO (JPN), 22nd SB 2017 semif.
IN 2018 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD AGAIN SIX CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 87 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2018 – 23rd Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Vito DARDERI (ARG), 23rd SB 2018 winner
Niels McDONALD (GER), 23rd SB 2018 runner up
Žiga ŠEŠKO (SLO), 23rd SB 2018 semif.
Riki IMAI (JPN), 23rd SB 2018 semif.
GIRLS
Alisa OKTIABREVA (RUS), 23rd SB 2018 winner
Iva LAKIĆ (MNE), 23rd SB 2018 runner up
Daria KORESHKOVA (RUS), 23rd SB 2018 semif.
Zlatina ANGELOVA (BUL), 23rd SB 2018 semif.
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05/08/18
Alex DE MINAUR & Donna VEKIC, 14th and 10th Smrikva Bowl players, reached the finals at CITI OPEN 2018 event in Washington
Alex DE MINAUR, 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 quarterfinalist, currently ranked #72 WTA, reached the finals at Washington CITI OPEN 2018 ATP 500 event:
His road to the finals was the following:
Main Draw:
1st round: Alex De Minaur – Vasek Pospisil (Can) 6:7,6:2,6:3
2nd round: Alex De Minaur – Steve Johnson (USA) 6:4,7:5
3rd round: Alex De Minaur – Hyeon Chung (Kor) 6:2,4:6,6:2
Quarterfinals: Alex De Minaur – Andy Murray (UK) wo
Semifinals: Alex De Minaur – Andrey Rublev (Rus) 5:7,7:6,6:4
Finals: Alex De Minaur – Alexander Zverev (Ger) 2:6,4:6
Players ranking:
Vasek Pospisil (Can) – #92 ATP
Steve Johnson (USA) – #34 ATP
Hyeon Chung (Kor) – #23 ATP
Andy Murray (UK) – #832 ATP
Andrey Rublev (Rus) – #46 ATP
Alexander Zverev (Ger) – #3 ATP
and with this result Alex will reach his new best ATP ranking.
Donna VEKIC, 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 player, currently ranked #44 WTA, also reached the finals at Washington CITI OPEN 2018 WTA event:
Her road to the finals was the following:
Main Draw:
1st round: Donna Vekic – Caroline Dolehide (USA) 6:3,6:4
2nd round: Donna Vekic – Fanny Stollar (Hun) 6:2,3:6,7:6
Quarterfinals: Donna Vekic – Magda Linette (Pol) 6:1,7:6
Semifinals: Donna Vekic – Saisai Zheng (Chn) 7:5,6:3
Finals: Donna Vekic – S.Kuznetsova (Rus) 6:4,6:7,2:6
Players ranking:
Caroline Dolehide (USA) – #113 WTA
Fanny Stollar (Hun) – #155 WTA
Magda Linette (Pol) – #62 WTA
Saisai Zheng (Chn) – #85 WTA
Svetlana Kuznetsova (Rus) – #128 WTA
and with this result Donna will reach her new best WTA ranking.
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29/07/18
Olga DANILOVIC, as lucky loser, win her first WTA title at premier WTA event in Moscow - Moscow River Cup 2018
Olga DANILOVIC, 16th Smrikva Bowl 2011 winner, currently ranked #187 WTA, is the winner of USD 750k Premier WTA event played in Moscow – MOSCOW RIVER CUP 2018:
Her road to the victory was the following:
Main Draw:
1st round: Olga Danilovic – Anna K.SCHMIEDLOVA (Svk) 6:2,6:4
2nd round: Olga Danilovic – Kaia KANEPI (Est) 7:6,7:5
Quarterfinals: Olga Danilovic – Julia GOERGES (Ger) 6:3,6:3
Semifinals: Olga Danilovic – Aleksandra SASNOVICH (Blr) 6:2,5:7,7:5
Finals: Olga Danilovic – Anastasia POTAPOVA (Rus) 7:5,6:7,6:4
Qualification Draw:
1st round: Olga Danilovic – Vivian HEISEN (Ger) 6:4, 6:4
2nd round: Olga Danilovic – Paula BADOS GIBERT (Esp) 6:7,6:4,3:6
Players ranking:
Vivian HEISEN (Ger) – #600 WTA
Paula BADOS GIBERT (Esp) – #178 WTA
Anna Karolina SCHMIEDLOVA (Svk) – #83 WTA
Kaia KANEPI (Est) – #51 WTA
Julia GOERGES (Ger) – #10 WTA
Aleksandra SASNOVICH (Blr) – #41 WTA
Anastasia POTAPOVA (Rus) – #204 WTA
Olga Danilovic so far won 3 junior Grand Slam doubles titles:
Junior US OPEN 2017 doubles winner
Junior WIMBLEDON 2017 doubles winner
Junior ROLAND GARROS 2016 doubles winner
and with today first victory of WTA event she will significantly improve her WTA ranking and get very close to TOP 100 WTA Club.
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Top Smrikva Bowl and "Little Mo"/Smrikva Bowl players on ATP, WTA, ITF and European under 14 and 16 ranking lists (update July 2018)
Former top Smrikva Bowl players that reached certain results on the professional ranking list and the top Smrikva Bowl players current ranking.
You will also find the approximate list of the past Smrikva Bowl and “Little Mo” players who got US University scholarship thanks to their tennis skills…
• 22 TOP 200 WTA Smrikva Bowl Players Club with their best historical ranking:
Belinda BENCIC – 2006 player – #7 WTA (Feb 2016)
Ana KONJUH – 2007 runner up – #20 WTA (Jul 2017)
Petra MARTIC – 2001 winner – #35 WTA (Apr 2018)
Donna VEKIC – 2003-2005 player – #42 WTA (Jun 2018)
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC – 2003 semif.- # 47 WTA (Feb 2015)
Viktoria KUZMOVA – 2008 semifinalist – #81 WTA (Jun 2018)
Ivana LISJAK – 1997 winner – #95 WTA (Jun 2006)
Jana FETT – 2005 player – #97 WTA (Oct 2017)
Katie BOULTER – 2006 player – #117 WTA (Jul 2018)
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #121 WTA (Feb 2017)
Ivana JOROVIC – 2007 player – #134 on WTA (Oct 2016)
Deborah CHIESA – 2006 player – #143 WTA (Jun 2018)
Martina TREVISAN – 2003 player – #144 WTA (Aug 2017)
Tereza MRDEZA – 2000 winner – #150 WTA (Oct 2015)
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #151 WTA (Apr 2018)
Gabriela TAYLOR – 2008 player – #168 WTA (Jun 2018)
Clair LIU – 2010 “LM”/SB player -#170 WTA (Jul 2018)
Katie SWAN – 2009 winner – #176 WTA (Jul 2018)
Dejana RADANOVIC – 2006 player – #192 WTA
Olga DANILOVIC – 2011 winner – #194 WTA
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #55 WTA doubles (Nov 2017)
Camilla ROSATELLO – 2005 player – #134 WTA doubles (Jan 2018)
Ema BURGIC – 2002 semifinalist – #145 WTA doubles (Oct 2016)
• 19 TOP 200 ATP Smrikva Bowl Players Club with their best historical ranking:
Dominic THIEM – 2003 winner – #4 ATP (Nov 2017)
Borna CORIC – 2005 player – #20 ATP (Jun 2018)
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 player – #68 ATP (Jul 2018)
Laslo DJERE – 2005 runner up – #86 ATP (Jan 2018)
Nikola MILOJEVIC – 2005 CD winner – #143 ATP (Oct 2017)
Tommy PAUL – 2007 “LM”/SB player – #149 ATP (Jan 2018)
Federico GAIO – 2002 player – #158 ATP (Aug 2016)
Matteo DONATI – 2005 winner – #159 ATP (Jul 2015)
Gianluigi QUINZI – 2006 winner – # 167 ATP (Jul 2018)
Javier MARTI – 2002 winner – #170 ATP (Apr 2012)
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2009 quarterf.- #176 ATP (Feb 2018)
Nino SERDARUSIC – 2005 player – #193 ATP (Jul 2018)
Nicola KUHN – 2010 winner – #196 (Apr 2018)
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 player – #199 ATP (Oct 2017)
Marin DRAGANJA – 2001 winner – #20 ATP doubles (Apr 2015)
Dino MARCAN – 2001 runner up – #87 ATP doubles (May 2017)
Luca MARGAROLI – 2002 – #130 ATP doubles (May 2017)
Ivan SABANOV – 2002 semi – #192 ATP doubles (Feb 2018)
Matej SABANOV – 2002 semi – #196 ATP doubles (Feb 2018)
As of 16th of July 2018 the ranking summary of the very TOP former Smrikva Bowl boys and girls is the following:
• 51 WTA players TOP 1000 WTA
Belinda BENCIC – 2006 player – #45 WTA
Donna VEKIC – 2003-2005 player – #47 WTA
Viktoria KUZMOVA – 2008 semifinalist – #54 WTA
Petra MARTIC – 2001 winner – #60 WTA
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC – 2003 semif.- #62 WTA
Katie BOULTER – 2006 player – #117 WTA
Jana FETT – 2005 player – #120 WTA
Deborah CHIESA – 2006 player – #143 WTA
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #151 WTA
Claire LIU – 2010 player – #170 WTA
Katie SWAN – 2009 winner – #176 WTA
Gabriela TAYLOR – 2008 player – #177 WTA
Martina TREVISAN – 2003 player – #189 WTA
Dejana RADANOVIC – 2006 player – #192 WTA
Olga DANILOVIC – 2011 winner – #194 WTA
Jessica PIERI – 2007 player – #206 WTA
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #228 WTA
Ivana JOROVIC – 2007 player – #235 WTA
Tena LUKAS – 2005 player – #243 WTA
Tereza MRDEZA – 2000 winner – #245 WTA
Ana KONJUH – 2007 runner up – #255 WTA
Andreea ROSCA – 2009 player – #260 WTA
Olga IANCHUK – 2005 runner up – #261 WTA
Camilla ROSATELLO – 2005 player – #301 WTA
Tereza MIHALIKOVA – 2008 player – #369 WTA
Berfu CENGIZ – 2009 player – #379 WTA
Miriam BULGARU – 2008 player – #398 WTA
Angelica MORATELLI – 2004 player – #405 WTA
Maia LUMSDEN – 2009 player – #406 WTA
Oana Georgeta SIMION – 2005 player – #428 WTA
Nina POTOCNIK – 2007 player – #459 WTA
Martina CAREGARO – 2002 winner – #487 WTA
Dea HERDZELAS – 2006 quarterfinalist – #500 WTA
Karin KENNEL – 2005 player – #533 WTA
Seone MENDEZ – 2009 player – #535 WTA
Lea BOSKOVIC – 2009 player – #552 WTA
Giorgia MARCHETTI – 2005 player – #556 WTA
Ingrid NEEL – 2008 player – #580 WTA
Nina ALIBALIC – 2008 player – #590 WTA
Ashley LAHEY – 2009 player – #607 WTA
Haruna ARAKAWA – 2008 player – #614 WTA
Tatiana PIERI – 2007 player – #664 WTA
Pia CUK – 2006 player – #667 WTA
Michaela GORDON – 2009 player – #719 WTA
Zoe KRUGER – 2012 semif. – #856 WTA
Angela *FITA BOLUDA*- 2009 player – #865 WTA
Ana BISKIC – 2009 player – #882 WTA
Iva PRIMORAC – 2006 player – #884 WTA
Paula ARIAS MANJON – 2010 runner up – #903 WTA
Himari SATO – 2012 winner – #977 WTA
Giada CLERICI – 2004 player – #997 WTA
• 34 players TOP 1000 ATP
Dominic THIEM – 2003 winner – #9 ATP
Borna CORIC – 2005 player – #21 ATP
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 player – #68 ATP
Laslo DJERE – 2005 runner up – #100 ATP
Nikola MILOJEVIC – 2005 CD winner – #162 ATP
Gianluigi QUINZI – 2006 winner – # 167 ATP
Matteo DONATI – 2005 winner – #174 ATP
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2009 player – #186 ATP
Nino SERDARUSIC – 2005 player – #193 ATP
Tommy PAUL – 2007 player – #214 ATP
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 player – #217 ATP
Gian Marco MORONI – 2008 player – #253 ATP
Federico GAIO – 2002 player – #259 ATP
Javier MARTI – 2002 winner – #316 ATP
Youssef HOSSAM – 2008 player – #359 ATP
Nicola KUHN – 2010 winner – #368 ATP
Alexei POPYRIN – 2009 cd winner – #374 ATP
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA – 2009 semi – #376 ATP
Robin KERN – 2002 player – #421 ATP
Adelchi VIRGILI – 1999 winner – #485 ATP
Patrik RIKL – 2009 player – #505 ATP
Yshai OLIEL – 2010 semifinals – #590 ATP
Nerman FATIC – 2004 semifinalist- #614 ATP
William BLUMBERG – 2008 player – #641 ATP
Nik RAZBORSEK – 2003 player – #666 ATP
Miguel SEMMLER – 2007 player – #685 ATP
Bogdan BORZA – 2007 runner up – #696 ATP
Andrea GUERRIERI – 2008 player – #817 ATP
Matej SABANOV – 2002 semifinals – #873 ATP
Jeffrey SCHROSCH – 2005 player – #892 ATP
Luca MARGAROLI – 2002 player – #923 ATP
Gabi Adrian BOITAN – 2009 player – #986 ATP
Neven KRIVOKUCA – 2005 player – #994 ATP
• 10 players TOP 100 ATP RACE TO MILAN NEXT GEN
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 player – #5 ATP
Gian Marco MORONI – 2008 player – #17 ATP
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2009 player – #18 ATP
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 player – #19 ATP
Alexei POPYRIN – 2009 player – #37 ATP
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA – 2009 semi – #39 ATP
Nicola KUHN – 2010 winner – #40 ATP
Tommy PAUL – 2007 player – #55 ATP
Patrik RIKL – 2009 player – #65 ATP
Youssef HOSSAM – 2008 player – #91 ATP
• 6 boys and 7 girls… in total 13 players are in TOP 100 ITF
BOYS:
- #17 Lorenzo MUSETTI
- #31 Nicolas ALVAREZ VARONA
- #34 Damien WENGER
- #81 Holger Vitus Nodskov RUNE
- #85 Cezar CRETU
- #95 Filip KOLASINSKI
GIRLS:
- #58 Maria TIMOFEEVA
- #59 Himari SATO
- #64 Francesca CURMI
- #67 Olga DANILOVIC – Junior USOPEN 2017 winner (doubles), Junior WIMBLEDON 2017 winner (doubles), Junior ROLAND GARROS 2016 winner (doubles)
- #87 Paula ARIAS MANJON – Junior ROLAND GARROS 2016 winner (doubles)
- #96 Giulia PEONI
- #100 Helen PELLICANO
• 4 boys are in TOP 10 ETA under 16 – (Lorenzo MUSETTI #2, Holger Vitus Nodskov RUNE #5, Luca NARDI #6, Carlos ALCARAZ GARFIA #7)
• 1 boy and 2 girls are in TOP 10 ETA under 14 – (Mili POLJICAK #4, Linda FRUHVIRTOVA #2, Aliona FALEI #9)
IN 1996 SMRIKVA BOWL GATHERED TOP PLAYERS FROM ISTRIA AND KVARNER (1st Smrikva Bowl)… IN 1997 TOP PLAYERS FROM CROATIA gathered on the 2nd Smrikva Bowl… IN 1998 3rd SMRIKVA BOWL STARTED TO GATHER FIRST FOREIGN PLAYERS… and in 2001 – 6th Smrikva Bowl was the last year with dominance of the top national players…
Vilim VISAK (CRO), 1st SB 1996 winner, best ranking #612 ATP (Mar 2006)
Ivana LISJAK (CRO), 2nd SB 1997 winner, best ranking #95 WTA (Jun 2006)
Astrid BESSER (ITA), 4th SB 1999 winner, best ranking #356 WTA (Mar 2009)
Tereza MRDEZA (CRO), 5th SB 2000 winner, #245 WTA
Adelchi VIRGILI (ITA), 5th SB 2000 winner, #485 ATP
Marin DRAGANJA (CRO), 6th SB 2001 winner, #137 ATP doubles
Dino MARCAN (CRO), 6th SB 2001 runner up, best ranking #87 ATP doubles (May 2017)
Petra MARTIC (CRO), 6th SB 2001 winner, #60 WTA
US University (1996-2001):
Nikolina Grbac – US University
Indire Akiki – US University
Maja Plavšić – US University
Deni Žmak – US University
Sandra Žmak – US University
Filip Krička – US University
IN 2002 SMRIKVA BOWL STARTED TO BE A EUROPEAN TENNIS TALENTS GATHERING
2002 – 7th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Federico GAIO (ITA), 7th SB 2002, #259 ATP
Javier MARTI (ESP) – 7th SB 2002 winner – #316 ATP
Robin KERN (GER), 7th SB 2002, #421 ATP
Luca MARGAROLI (SUI), 7th SB 2002, #923 ATP
Ivan SABANOV (CRO), 7th SB 2002 semif., #208 ATP doubles
Matej SABANOV (CRO), 7th SB 2002 semif., #217 ATP doubles
GIRLS
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC (CRO), 7th SB 2002 runner up, #62 WTA
Martina CAREGARO (ITA), 7th SB 2002 winner, #487 WTA
US University scholarship:
Nikolina Grbac (CRO) – US University
Ema Burgic (BIH) – US University
Jordaan Sanford (USA) – US University
Morgan Basil (USA) – US University
2003 – 8th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Dominic THIEM (AUT), 8th SB 2003 winner, #9 ATP
Nik RAZBORSEK (SLO), 8th SB 2003, #666 ATP
GIRLS
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC (CRO),8th SB 2003 semif., #62 WTA
Martina TREVISAN (ITA), 8th SB 2003, #189 WTA
US University scholarship:
Maja Salibasic (BIH) – US University
Alen Salibasic (BIH) – US University
Karlo Skvorc (CRO) – US University
Robert Đula (CRO) – US University
Emmett Egger (USA) – US University
Robert Stineman (USA) – US University
Karen Forman (USA) – US University
Katie Klyczek (USA) – US University
2004 – 9th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Miki JANKOVIC (SRB), 9th SB 2004 runner up, #256 ATP (Aug 2016)
Filip VEGER (CRO), 9th SB 2004 semif, #478 ATP (Feb 2015)
Nerman FATIC (BiH), 9th SB 2004 semif, #614 ATP
GIRLS
Angelica MORATELLI (ITA), 9th SB 2004, #405 WTA
Giada CLERICI (ITA), 2004 player, #997 WTA
US University scholarship:
Saska Gavrilovska (SCG) – US University
Maja Salibasic (BIH) – US University
Giacomo Campus (ITA) – US University
Karlo Skvorc (CRO) – US University
Zvonomir Babic (CRO) – US University
Mitchell Polnet (USA) – US University
Ryan Andrada (USA) – US University
Anna Mamalat (USA) – US University
Blair Shankle (USA) – US University
IN 2005 SMRIKVA BOWL GATHERED TOP TENNIS TALENTS FROM 3 CONTINENTS
2005 – 10th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Borna CORIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #21 ATP
Laslo DJERE (SRB), 10th SB 2005 runner up, #100 ATP
Nikola MILOJEVIC (SRB), 10th SB 2005 Cons.winner, #162 ATP
Gianluigi QUINZI (ITA), 10th SB 2005 semif., #167 ATP
Matteo DONATI (ITA), 10th SB 2005 winner, #174 ATP
Nino SERDARUSIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #193 ATP
GIRLS
Donna VEKIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #47 WTA
Jana FETT (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #120 WTA
Irina Maria BARA (ROU), 10th SB 2005, #151 WTA
Olga IANCHUK (UKR), 10th SB 2005 runner up, #261 WTA
Camilla ROSATELLO (ITA), 10th SB 2005, #301 WTA
Oana Georgetta SIMION, 10th SB 2005, #428 WTA
Karin KENNEL (SUI), 10th SB 2005, #533 WTA
Kristina OSTOJIC (SRB), 10th SB 2005, #1066 WTA
US University scholarship:
Maja Salibasic (BIH) – US University
Vladica Babic (MNE) – US University
Ella Perinovic (CRO) – US University
Blaga Delic (CRO) – US University
Saska Gavrilovska (SCG) – US University
Martin Lozano Laura (ESP) – US University
Aziz Kijametovic (BiH) – US University
Mladen Mitak (CRO) – US University
Zvonimir Babic (CRO) – US University
Harry Busby (UK) – US University
Jose Gracia (USA) – US University
Jeffrey Schorsch (USA) – US University
Yale Goldberg (USA) – US University
Dorothy Tang (USA) – US University
2006 – 11th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Gianluigi QUINZI (ITA), 11th SB 2006 winner, #167 ATP
GIRLS
Belinda BENCIC (SUI), 11th SB 2006, #45 WTA
Katie BOULTER (UK), 11th SB 2006, #117 WTA
Deborah CHIESA (ITA), 11th SB 2006, #143 WTA
Dejana *RADANOVIC*(SRB), 11th SB 2006, #192 WTA
Nina STOJANOVIC (SRB), 11th SB 2006, #228 WTA
Dea HERDZELAS (BiH), 11th SB 2006 quarterf., #500 WTA
US University scholarship:
Filip Kraljevic (CRO) – US University
Aziz Kijametovic (BIH) – US University
Ross James Wilson (GBR) – US University
Mladen Mitak (CRO) – US University
2007 – 12th Smrikva Bowl and 6th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Lloyd HARRIS (RSA), ,12th SB 2007, #217 ATP
Miguel SEMMLER (ESP) ,12th SB 2007, #685 ATP
Bogdan BORZA (ROU), 12th SB 2007 runner up, #696 ATP
Sergiu BUCUR (ROU), 12th SB 2007 semif., #1701 ATP
GIRLS
Jessica PIERI (ITA), 12th SB 2007, #206 WTA
Ivana JOROVIC (SRB), 12th SB 2007, #235 WTA
Ana KONJUH (CRO), 12th SB 2007 runner up, #255 WTA
Nina POTOCNIK (SLO), 12th SB 2007 semif., #459 WTA
Tatiana PIERI (ITA), 12th SB 2007, #664 WTA
Chiara GRIMM (SUI), 12th SB 2007 quarterf., #1028 WTA
“Little Mo” TEAM
Tommy PAUL (USA), 6th “Little Mo”/SB, #214 ATP
US University scholarship:
Petra Granic (CRO) – US University
Silvia Chinellato (I) – US University
Ksenija Dmitrovic (SRB) – US University
Marija Curnic (CRO) – US University
Nicolo De Fraia (I) – US University
Gonzalo Morell Raschiatore (ESP) – US University
Dominique Garley (USA) – US University
IN 2008 SMRIKVA BOWL GATHERED TOP TENNIS TALENTS FROM 5 CONTINENTS AND TURNED INTO A WORLD TENNIS TALENTS GATHERING
2008 – 13th Smrikva Bowl and 7th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Gian Marco MORONI (ITA), 13th SB 2008, #253 ATP
Youssef HOSSAM (EGY), 13th SB 2008, #359 ATP
Andrea GUERRIERI (ITA), 13th SB 2008 semif., #817 ATP
Sven LAH (SLO), 13th SB 2008, #1105 ATP
GIRLS
Viktoria KUZMOVA (SVK), 13th SB 2008 semif., #54 WTA
Tereza MIHALIKOVA (SVK), 13th SB 2008, #369 WTA
Maia LUMSDEN (UK), 13th SB 2008 runner up, #406 WTA
Nina ALIBALIC (AUS), 13th SB 2008, #590 WTA
“Little Mo” TEAM
Ingrid NEEL (USA), 7th “Little Mo”/SB, #580 WTA
US University scholarship:
Estela Perez Somarriba (ESP) – US University
Marija Curnic (CRO) – US University
Nikolina Jovic (BiH) – US University
Katerina Jokic (BiH) – US University
Petra Granic (CRO) – US University
Grega Kokalj (SLO) – US University
Sven Lah (SLO) – US University
Charles Broom (UK) – US University
William Blumberg (USA) – US University
Maia Lumsden (UK) – UK University
IN 2009 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 6 NEW COUNTRIES AND 1 NEW CONTINENT THEREFORE REACHED THE TOTAL OF 40 COUNTRIES AND 6 CONTINENTS THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION
2009 – 14th Smrikva Bowl and 8th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Alex DE MINAUR (AUS), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #68 ATP
Miomir KECMANOVIC (SRB), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #186 ATP
Alexei POPYRIN (AUS), 14th SB 2009 Cons.winner, #374 ATP
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA (ESP), 14th SB 2009 semif., #376 ATP
Patrik RIKL (CZE), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #505 ATP
Karlo KRANIC (CRO), 14th SB 2009, #1263 ATP
GIRLS
Katie SWAN (UK), 14th SB 2009 winner, #176 WTA
Andrea Amalia ROSCA (ROU), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #260 WTA
Berfu CENGIZ (TUR), 14th SB 2009 player, #379 WTA
Seone MENDEZ (AUS), 14th SB 2009, #535 WTA
Haruna ARAKAWA (JPN), 14th SB 2009, #614 WTA
“Little Mo” TEAM
Ashley LAHEY (USA), 8th “Little Mo”/SB, #607 WTA
Michaela GORDON (USA), 8th “Little Mo”/SB, #719 WTA
US University scholarship:
Georgina Walker (GBR) – US University
Dea Lako (CRO) – US University
Georgina Axon (GBR) – US University
Max Stewart (GBR) – US University
Alvaro Regalado Pedrol (ESP) – US University
Andrej Omeragić (CRO) – US University
Karlo Kranic (CRO) – US University
IN 2010 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 9 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 49 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION
2010 – 15th Smrikva Bowl and 9th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Nicola KUHN (ESP), 15th SB 2010 winner, #368 ATP
Yshai OLIEL (ISR), 15th SB 2010 semif., #590 ATP
Tomas MACHAC (CZE), 15th SB 2010 quarterf., #1208 ATP
Filippo MORONI (ITA), 15th SB 2010, #1606 ATP
Damien WENGER (SUI), 15th SB 2010, #995 ATP doubles
GIRLS
Paula ARIAS MANJON (ESP), 15th SB 2010 runner up, #903 WTA
Irina CANTOS SIEMERS (BEL), 15th SB 2010 quarterf., #1077 WTA
Dalila SAID (EGY), 15th SB 2010, not ranked
Ania HERTEL (POL), 15th SB 2010, #124 ITF
Mihaela Lorena MARCULESCU (ROU), 15th SB 2010, #281 ITF
Kristina NOVAK (SLO), 15th SB 2010 semif., #444 ITF
“Little Mo” TEAM
Claire LIU (USA), 9th “Little Mo”/SB, #170 WTA
IN 2011 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 5 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 54 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION
2011 – 16th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Nicolas ALVAREZ VARONA (ESP), 16th SB 2011 quarterf., #1040 ATP
Cezar CRETU (ROU), 16th SB 2011, #85 ITF
Eric VANSHELBOIM (UKR), 16th SB 2011, #170 ITF
Mihailo POPOVIC (SRB), 16th SB 2011 runner up, #239 ITF
Duje AJDUKOVIC (CRO), 16th SB 2011 winner, #290 ITF
Makary ADAMEK (POL), 16th SB 2011, #359 ITF
Marco FURLANETTO (ITA), 16th SB 2011, #443 ITF
Stipan MADZAR (CRO), 16th SB 2011 semif., #908 ITF
Vanja DOBRNJAC (BiH), 16th SB 2011 quarterf., #1037 ITF
GIRLS
Olga DANILOVIC (SRB), 16th SB 2011 winner, #194 WTA
Betina TOKAC (TUR), 16th SB 2011 semif., #1181 WTA
Andjela SKROBONJA (SRB), 16th SB 2011 player, #123 ITF
Iva ZELIC (CRO), 16th SB quarterf., #154 ITF
Oana Smaranda CORNEANU (ROU), 16th SB 2011, #174 ITF
IN 2012 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 4 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 58 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION… and for the first time in the quarterfinals there were still five continents represented: AFRICA, ASIA, AMERICA, OCENIA and EUROPE
2012 – 17th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Lorenzo MUSETTI (ITA), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #17 ITF
Alibek KACHMAZOV (RUS), 17th SB 2012, #144 ITF
Sebastian GIMA (ROU), 17th SB 2012 runner up, #176 ITF
Viktor JOVIC (SRB), 17th SB 2012 semif., #281 ITF
Piotr PAWLAK (POL), 17th SB 2012, #284 ITF
Mikolaj LORENS (POL), 17th SB 2012, #345 ITF
Borna DEVALD (CRO), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #402 ITF
Michael Francis EALA (PHI), 17th SB 2012, #431 ITF
Goran ZIVOTIC (SRB), 17th SB 2012 winner, #436 ITF
Peter ALAM (UK), 17th SB 2012, #685 ITF
Felix NORDBY (NOR), 17th SB 2012, #1019 ITF
GIRLS
Zoe KRUGER (RSA), 17th SB 2012 semif., #856 WTA
Himari SATO (JPN), 17th SB 2012 winner, #977 WTA
Helene PELLICANO (MLT), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #1006 WTA
Maria TIMOFEEVA (RUS), 17th SB 2012, #58 ITF
Francesca CURMI (MLT), 17th SB 2012, #64 ITF
Kristyna LAVICKOVA (CZE), 17th SB 2012, #131 ITF
Avelina SAYFETDINOVA (RUS), 17th SB 2012, #148 ITF
Živa FALKNER (SLO), 17th SB 2012, #161 ITF
Weronika BASZAK (POL), 17th SB 2012, #169 ITF
Charlotte OWENSBY (USA), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #191 ITF
Luisa MEYER AUF DER HEIDE (GER), 17th SB 2012 runner up, #248 ITF
Pia LOVRIC (SLO), 17th SB 2012 semif., #331 ITF
Matilde PAOLETTI (ITA), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #353 ITF
IN 2013 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 5 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 63 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2013 – 18th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Holger Vitus Nodskov RUNE (DEN), 18th SB 2013, #81 ITF
Carlos ALCARAZ GARFIA (ESP), 18th SB 2013 runner up, #119 ITF
Luca NARDI (ITA), 18th SB 2013, #272 ITF
Hamad MEDJEDOVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013 semif., #449 ITF
Jerome KYM (SUI), 18th SB 2013, #531 ITF
Piotr KUSIEWICZ (POL), 18th SB 2013, #1590 ITF
Stefan POPOVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #28 ETA U16
Daniel RINCON (ESP), 18th SB 2013 semif., #51 ETA U16
Danilo RAICEVIC (MNE), 18th SB 2013, #69 ETA U16
Filip MANDOVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #181 ETA U16
Gal EMERSIC POTOCNIK (SVN), 18th SB 2013, #213 ETA U16
Fran MITROVIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #222 ETA U16
Vojtech VEIGERT (CZE), 18th SB 2013, #230 ETA U16
Bartol BORSE (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #332 ETA U16
Alejandro TURRIZIANI ALVAREZ (ESP), 18th SB 2013 winner, #392 ETA U16
Lovre ERCEG (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #482 ETA U16
Aleksa KRIVOKAPIC (MNE), 18th SB 2013, #514 ETA U16
Adi DAGAN (ISR), 18th SB 2013, #1114 ETA U16
Mateja JANICIJEVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #1419 ETA U16
GIRLS
Selin Lidya SEPKEN (TUR), 18th SB 2013 semif., #283 ITF
Noa KRZNARIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013 winner, #391 ITF
Andjela LOPICIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #1647 ITF
Kyle BILCHEV (UK), 18th SB 2013 runner up, #1661 ITF
Antonia RUZIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #1759 ITF
Kornelia HUNCAK (CRO), 18th SB 2013 semif., #294 ETA U16
Ana VILCEK (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #1335 ETA U16
IN 2014 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 2 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 65 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2014 – 19th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Mili POLJICAK (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #4 ETA U14
Luka MIKRUT (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #19 ETA U14
Raffaele MARIANI (SUI), 19th SB 2014, #26 ETA U14
Vilius GAUBAS (LIT), 19th SB 2014, #26 ETA U14
Bor ARTNAK (SVN), 19th SB 2014, #31 ETA U14
Svetlin KEREMEDCHIEV (BLG), 19th SB 2014, #35 ETA U14
Pedro RODENAS (ESP), 19th SB 2014, #36 ETA U14
Kalin IVANOVSKI (MKD), 19th SB 2014, #47 ETA U14
Lun OBRUL (SVN), 19th SB 2014, #47 ETA U14
Matija SAMARDZIC (MNE), 19th SB 2014, #51 ETA U14
Nikola ZEKIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014, #55 ETA U14
Noa VUKADIN (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #62 ETA U14
William JANSEN (GBR), 19th SB 2014, #75 ETA U14
Carlos GUERRERO ALVAREZ (ESP), 19th SB 2014, #75 ETA U14
Dragomir DRAGANOV (BLG), 19th SB 2014, #67 ETA U14
Enrico BALDISSERRI (ITA), 19th SB 2014 semif., #105 ETA U14
Dan Vasile DUTA (ROU), 19th SB 2014, #122 ETA U14
Ivan SODAN (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #122 ETA U14
Krsta PETROVIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014, #129 ETA 14
Patrick BRADY (THI), 19th SB 2014 winner, #133 ETA U14
Danil SOBOLIEV (UKR), 19th SB 2014 semif., #190 ETA U14
Ante CIKOJEVIC (GER), 19th SB 2014 runner up, #319 ETA U14
GIRLS
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA (CZE), 19th SB 2014 semif., #2 ETA U14
Aliona FALEI (BLR), 19th SB 2014 runner up, #9 ETA U14
Patricie KUBIKOVA (CZE), 19th SB 2014, #25 ETA U14
Joelle STEUR (GER), 19th SB 2014, #27 ETA U14
Patricija PAUKSTYTE (LTU), 19th SB 2014, #39 ETA U14
Denislava GLUSHKOVA (BGR), 19th SB 2014, #41 ETA U14
Lucija CIRIC BAGARIC (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #54 ETA U14
Divna RATKOVIC (MNE), 19th SB 2014, #68 ETA U14
Stela PEEVA (BGR), 19th SB 2014, #78 ETA U14
Suana TUCAKOVIC (BIH), 19th SB 2014 semif., #91 ETA U14
Emma RIZZETTO (ITA), 19th SB 2014, #120 ETA U14
Emma VALLETTA (ITA), 19th SB 2014 semif., #124 ETA U14
Irene ARTIGAS (ESP), 19th SB 2014, #133 ETA U14
Tea LUKIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014 winner, #134 ETA U14
Petja DRAME (SLO), 19th SB 2014, #134 ETA U14
Sarah MUELLER (GER), 19th SB 2014, #142 ETA U14
Veronica SIRCI (ITA), 19th SB 2014, #165 ETA U14
Anna KANTOR (HUN), 19th SB 2014, #165 ETA U14
Neriya YONA (ISR), 19th SB 2014, #178 ETA U14
Kyoka KUBO (JPN), 19th SB 2014, #419 ETA U14
IN 2015 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 9 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 73 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2015 – 20th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Branko DJURIC (MNE), 20th SB 2015 winner, #18 ETA U14
Dino PRIZMIC (CRO), 20th SB 2015 quarterf., #25 ETA U14
Marc MAJDANDZIC (GER), 20th SB 2015 semif., #32 ETA U14
Matej DODIG (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #72 ETA U14
Mikalai BANKOU (BLR), 20th SB 2015, #74 ETA U14
Giacomo NOSEI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #162 ETA U14
Dimitar PENCHEV (BGR), 20th SB 2015, #219 ETA U14
Andrea MEDURI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #235 ETA U14
Federico BONDIOLI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #363 ETA U14
Jose Aless HERNANDEZ (ESP), 20th SB 2015 semif., #906 ETA U14
Iker SEVILLA (ESP), 20th SB 2015 runner up
GIRLS
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA (CZE), 20th SB 2015 semif., #2 ETA U14
Mara GAE (ROU), 20th SB 2015 semif. ,#47 ETA U14
Klio Maria IOANNOU (CYP), 20th SB 2015, #65 ETA U14
Malwina ROWINSKA (POL), 20th SB 2015, #73 ETA U14
Alena KASATKINA (RUS), 20th SB 2015 winner, #109 ETA U14
Jaquelyn OGUNWALE (UK), 20th SB 2015 winner, #118 ETA U14
Leticia TAROCCO (CRO), 20th SB 2015 winner, #122 ETA U14
Anja PETKOVIC (SRB), 20th SB 2015 runner up, #129 ETA U14
Petra MARCINKO (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #165 ETA U14
Anastasia GRECHKINA (RUS), 20th SB 2015, #165 ETA U14
Tena RAJKI (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #160 ETA U14
Vanesa DANKO (HUN), 20th SB 2015, #187 ETA U14
Alexandra EALA (PHI), 20th SB 2015 , #241 ETA U14 – Les Petits As 2018 winner
IN 2016 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD 6 NEW COUNTRIES AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 79 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2016 – 21st Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Kaylan BIGUN (USA), 21st SB 2016 winner – Auray 2018 winner
Luis Garcia PAEZ (ESP), 21st SB 2016 runner up
Petr BRUNCLIK (CZE), 21st SB 2016 semif.
Meecah BIGUN (USA), 21st SB 2016 semif.
GIRLS
Ela Nala MILIČ (SVN), 21st SB 2016 winner
Camilia SAMEL DRUZ (FRA), 21st SB 2016 runner up
Yufei REN (CHN), 21st SB 2016 semif.
Mia RISTIĆ (SRB), 21st SB 2016 semif.
IN 2017 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD AGAIN SIX CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 85 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2017 – 22nd Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Roben GAVANI (BGR), 22nd SB 2017 winner
William REJCHTMAN VINCIGUERRA (SWE), 22nd SB 2017 runner up
Duje MARKOVINA (CRO), 22nd SB 2017 semif.
Štepan SKLENIČKA (CZE), 22nd SB 2017 semif.
GIRLS
Rositsa DENCHEVA (BGR), 22nd SB 2017 winner
Shanice ROIGNOT (FRA), 22nd SB 2017 runner up
Chu LI-YA (TWN), 22nd SB 2017 semif.
Mai GOTO (JPN), 22nd SB 2017 semif.
IN 2018 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD AGAIN SIX CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 87 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2018 – 23rd Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Vito DARDERI (ARG), 23rd SB 2018 winner
Niels McDONALD (GER), 23rd SB 2018 runner up
Žiga ŠEŠKO (SLO), 23rd SB 2018 semif.
Riki IMAI (JPN), 23rd SB 2018 semif.
GIRLS
Alisa OKTIABREVA (RUS), 23rd SB 2018 winner
Iva LAKIĆ (MNE), 23rd SB 2018 runner up
Daria KORESHKOVA (RUS), 23rd SB 2018 semif.
Zlatina ANGELOVA (BUL), 23rd SB 2018 semif.
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01/07/18
Some pictures of the 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 actors... taken during the Sixth and Final day of their Smrikva Bowl... the AWARDING day... the cake and swimming pool day :)
Smrikva Bowl finals are played since 1996 with linesman and ball kids… and at 8:30 AM everything was ready for the final act of this year 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 Opera stage… :)
The Finals and Awarding ceremony day of the 23rd annual started with traditional Staff gathering…
… over 100 invisible hands that make MORE THEN TENNIS a reality for a week… year after year…
The girls finals are per tradition scheduled at 9:00 AM and it always start with flower pictures of the finalists…
… the Main actors of this year Opera final act were Alisa Oktiabreva from Russia and Iva Lakić from Montenegro :)…
… here is the Chair Umpire Damir giving Alisa and Iva the final instructions before their opera start… enjoy the game and let’s the public enjoy your tennis talent level…
On the court #2 the girls were at same time ready for the Finals… and their Chair Umpire Dragan was giving them the final instructions for the game… The finals was played between Petra Škokić from Croatia…
and here we return to see Alisa in action…
… it was a lovely tennis day… for all the people who gathered around the court #1 where all the 23rd annual finals were played… and here is Iva in action…
… after girls Consolation finals at the court #2 the boys Consolation finals started… between Eyad Ezzat from Egypt
and Vitorio Stankov from Bulgaria…
Today Eyad was able to win the Consolation Draw…
From the first edition ball kids are part of the stage… and I wish to thanks: Stefo, Paolina, Uxue, Neptun, Laura, Fran, Amalia, Ippei and Riki for making the finals of today special :D
… this year Alisa was able to collect more points then Iva and take the bike for the first time to Czech Republic although she is Russian :)…
Alisa Oktiabreva crowned herself the 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 edition winner… and this is the shaking hands moment between Iva and Alisa…
I am sure this is only one of the first meetings for the most Smrikva kids and there will be many matches in the future for most of them… and many opportunities to measure their skills development…
… after the girls exhibition of their skills it was the time of boys…
Two boys to reach the finals were Vito Darderi from Argentina and Niels McDonald from Germania.
The garden of Smrikve during Smrikva Bowl always remind me a bit of a Central Park… after the final instructions from the Chair Umpire Damir Vito and Niels were ready to step on the court #1 for their game show exhibition…
Ready for the game…
here is Vito in action…
… Niels …
:)
and Vito again after his last point celebrating the Championship point…
… a very interesting and inspiring experience for the most young children who are starting to love tennis…
soon after the finals we were ready for the awarding ceremony…
there were many awards given today… and here are the awarded players around Alisa and Vito…
the traditional signature of the US OPEN ball donated by Justin Lee in 2009… Alisa …
and here is Vito…
picture together for the memory wall….
and winners’ bike ride :D
started with Alisa …
… followed by Vito bike ride…
and here is the cake before swimming pool :D
… and before leaving for home the winners and awarded players invited all the friends into the swimming pool :)
It was a super particular edition… and I hope most of the kids will get a little of inspiration to keep developing their tennis talent…
Thanks to all the participants… players… families… coaches… Smrikva Bowl Staff and friends… for making 23rd annual… ANOTHER GOOD YEAR… :)
30/06/18
23rd SMRIKVA BOWL 2018 Press Release
PULA, CROATIA 25 th JUNE – 30 th JUNE 2018
- one game one nation-
23nd Smrikva Bowl 2018 – tennis tournament for boys and girls under 10 – gathered 111 boys and girls representing over 40 Smrikva Bowl countries and six continents. It was another successful annual and Smrikva Bowl starting with this year edition counts its Ambassadors in 87 countries and six continents.
Smrikva Bowl winners:
• Vilim Višak (CRO) Natali Zuliani (CRO) 1996
• Željko Perić (CRO) Ivana Lisjak (CRO) 1997
• Filip Kovačić (CRO) Mateja Horvat (CRO) 1998
• Borko Mudronja (CRO) Astrid Besser (ITA) 1999
• Adelchi Virgili (ITA) Tereza Mrdeža (CRO) 2000
• Marin Draganja (CRO) Petra Martić (CRO) 2001
• Javier Marti (ESP) Martina Caregaro (ITA) 2002
• Dominic Thiem (AUT) Jennifer Ren (UK) 2003
• Ivan Levar (CRO) Saška Gavrilovska (SRB) 2004
• Matteo Donati (ITA) Saška Gavrilovska (SRB) 2005
• Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) Eleonor Dean (UK) 2006
• Sacha Merzetti (ITA) Virgina Pena (ESP) 2007
• Luka Panic (SUI) Katarina Jokić (BiH) 2008
• Alvaro Regalado (ESP) Katie Swan (UK) 2009
• Nicola Kuhn (ESP) Jovana Vuković (SRB) 2010
• Duje Ajduković (CRO) Olga Danilović (SRB) 2011
• Goran Životić (SRB) Himari Sato (JPN) 2012
• Turriziani Alvarez (ESP) Noa Krznarić (CRO) 2013
• Patrick Brady (UK) Tea Lukić (SRB) 2014
• Branko Đurić (MNE) Alena Kasatkina (RUS) 2015
• Kaylan Bigun (USA) Ela Nala Milič (SVN) 2016
• Roben Gavani (BGR) Rositsa Dencheva (BGR) 2017
• Vito Darderi (ARG) Alisa Oktiabreva (RUS) 2018
Vito Darderi from Argentina won the boys finals, while Alisa Oktiabreva from Russia, living in Czech Republic, won the girls finals.
The winners won, among other, the mountain bikes – the traditional Smrikva Bowl prize – a week stage at Patrick Mouratoglou Academy, and Wilson International support.
23rd SMRIKVA BOWL 2018 MAIN RESULTS
Boys:
Finals:
Vito Darderi (ARG) – Niels McDonald (GER) (2:4,4:1,10:7)
Semifinals:
Vito Darderi (ARG) – Riki Imai (JPN) (4:1,4:0)
Niels McDonald (GER) – Žiga Šeško (SLO) (4:2,5:3)
Quarterfinals:
Vito Darderi (ARG) – Matej Kukrika (CRO) (5:4,4:2)
Niels McDonald (GER) – Emil Bećović (SWE) (4:2,4:0)
Riki Imai (JPN) – Skender Katana (MNE) (4:0,1:4,10:6)
Žiga Šeško (SLO) – Thilo Behrmann (AUT) (4:2,5:3)
Girls:
Finals:
Alisa Oktiabreva (RUS) – Iva Lakić (MNE) (4:0,4:1)
Semifinals:
Alisa Oktiabreva (RUS) – Zlatina Angelova (BGR) (4:1,4:2)
Iva Lakić (MNE) – Daria Koreshkova (RUS) (4:0,4:1)
Quarterfinals:
Alisa Oktiabreva (RUS) – Marta Dobrić (CRO) (4:0,4:1)
Iva Lakić (MNE) – Shamiso Ndoro (GBR) (4:2,4:2)
Zlatina Angelova (BGR) – Andrea Ivanova (BGR) (2:4,4:2,10:8)
Daria Koreshkova (RUS) – Amalia Widdowson (GBR) (4:5,4:2,10:4)
Thanks to the all Smrikva Bowl supporters and especially to the:
Smrikva Bowl Friends, Staff, Golden and Honorary Members!
30/06/18
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 winners are: Alisa Oktabrieva (RUS) and Vito Darderi (ARG)
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 Draws and Results
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 Press Release
29/06/18
Some pictures of the 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 actors :)... taken during the Fifth day of their Smrikva Bowl... the day when "IGRA" game winners were known... :))... and the day when the finalists of this year edition were known... the BRIONI day :)
The fifth day was the day when the semifinalist of the Main and Consolation Draw were known… but was also the day of Brioni Islands visit and the day of the “IGRA” Game finals :)
I am pleased to present the list of the actors of the Day who make it to the finals in their singles and towards the victory in special “IGRA” doubles…
MAIN DRAW FINALIST:
BOYS
Niels McDonald (GER)
Vito Darderi (ARG)
GIRLS
Alisa Oktiabreva (RUS)
Iva Lakić (MNE)
CONSOLATION DRAWS FINALIST
BOYS
Vitorio Stankov (BGR)
Eyad Ezzat (EGY)
GIRLS
Dunja Kulpinac (SRB)
Petra Škokić (CRO)
“IGRA” GAME WINNERS and RUNNER UPS:
Roger Koike (JPN)
Riku Kato (HKG)
Luka Nikolić (NED)
Pietro Verno’ (ITA)
After the presentation of the actors of the Day… I am pleased to share a little piece of the Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors Day celebrated on 21st of September… because today we spent on Brioni Islands… once upon a time named the Islands of Peace…
Smrikve, September 2010
The International Day of Peace, also known as the World Peace Day, occurs annually on September 21st and this day has been elected to be also the Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors’ Day.
It is dedicated to peace, or specifically the absence of war, such as might be occasioned by a temporary ceasefire in a combat zone. It is observed by many people. For the first time this holiday was celebrated in 1981.
The Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors Day, although celebrated on the same day as the World Peace Day, is dedicated to civilisation, intergenerational responsibility and tennis. Without civil society in a modern world there is no guarantee for peace.
In 1981 the United Nations General Assembly declared, in a resolution sponsored by the United Kingdom and Costa Rica, the third Tuesday of September (the opening day of regular sessions of the General Assembly) as the International Day of Peace devoted to commemorating and strengthening the ideals of peace and civilisation values.
In 2001, the day was changed from the third Tuesday to specifically the twenty-first day of September. A new resolution was passed by the General Assembly, sponsored by the United Kingdom (giving credit to Peace One Day) and Costa Rica (the sponsors of the original day) to give the Day of Peace a fixed date and declare it as a global ceasefire day.
In 1991, on September 21st, I left Smrikve for Milan, it was the war time in my country, 5 years before, on the same day, in 1986, I sailed with a boat to Dubrovnik with school friends living a nice life time memory experience.
Having our calendar year 365 days if we live for some time and create our own experience we learn that the same day can remind us something nice and something not nice… it is a circle…
Not nice could be compared to a mistake in tennis… we learn from the mistakes. They help us understand what is not good or what we do not do properly…
To end this comment I am pleased to repeat words of a Nobal Prize for Peace who was guest speaker to one of Ambrosetti’s Young Leader Group meetings. It is a tradition that every guest dedicate few words to the Group and he wrote down the following:
“The future is always in a minority. Yet the history of the future is more important than the history of the past. It is for the old to remember the past. It is for the young to build the world of tomorrow.
Do it! You can build a world without wars. You can build a new humanity.”
Everything around us lives in a delicate equilibrium and with intelligence we should try to understand it and respect it. The knowledge, human curiosity and will to learn are important. They are all parts of the civilisation path.
Shimon Peres used in his note the statement: “Do it!” thus reminded me Yoda’s wisdom words when he shares his knowledge with young Jedi: “Try not. Do or do not “ :)
If people believe in the future there is future. If people do not believe in the future there is no future.
Miodrag Bozovic
Here are our IGRA Game Finalist :)
… and tomorrow is the single FINALS Day… the day of the Cake…
Awarding Ceremony Day… and the Day of the Swimming Pool :D
GO SMRIKVA GO!!! :D
29/06/18
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 5th DAY results and ORDER OF PLAY for the 6th day 30th of June
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 Draws and 5th DAY Results
23rd SB 2018 Order of Play, SMRIKVE, 30th of June, 6th day
29th of June:
1:30 PM : BRIONI Islands trip
7:30 PM : Semifinals and Finals of the IGRA Game + PIZZA for all the players cheering for the finals of the IGRA GAME :D
FINALIST Main Draw:
Boys:
Niels McDonald (GER)
Vito Darderi (ARG)
Girls:
Alisa Oktiabreva (RUS)
Iva Lakić (MNE)
FINALIST Consolation Draw:
Boys:
Vitorio Stankov (BGR)
Eyad Ezzat (EGY)
Girls:
Dunja Kulpinac (SRB)
Petra Škokić (CRO)
29/06/18
Some pictures of the 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 actors... taken during the fourth day of their Smrikva Bowl... the day when the children participated lucky draw :)... and pictures with few words related to Smrikva Bowl Mission story...
During the long Fourth Smrikva Bowl Day the semifinalist of all the single draws and IGRA game were known :)…
… and I am pleased to take the opportunity to share few words related to Smrikva Bowl Mission story with our new Ambassadors generation ;)…
SEMIFINALIST Main Draw:
Boys:
Žiga Šeško (SLO)
Niels McDonald (GER)
Riki Imai (JPN)
Vito Darderi (ARG)
Girls:
Alisa Oktiabreva (RUS)
Zlatina Angelova (BGR)
Iva Lakić (MNE)
Daria Koreshkova (RUS)
SEMIFINALIST Consolation Draw:
Boys:
Ian Boloban (BIH)
Vitorio Stankov (BGR)
Riku Kato (HKG)
Eyad Ezzat (EGY)
Girls:
Duru Baycan (TUR)
Dunja Kulpinac (SRB)
Petra Škokić (CRO)
Janet Lambreva (BGR)
Just few promised words behind Smrikva ;)…
Smrikva Bowl mission is to inspire, develop and spread cosmopolitan values. Love, friendship and empathy are cosmopolitan values per excellence for people and humanity…
What does that mean?…
CULTURE, CHILDREN, SPORT and MUSIC are part of the Smrikva Bowl idea of the cosmopolitan world. It is a matter of civilization …
…a truly wise windy, product of imagination, once whispered… “Truly wonderful, the mind of a child is.” (M.Y.)… and fairy tales seems to help that beauty…
… but I am sure you will cross in the future with the following opinion… “If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.” (A.E.)…
I noted that all of you are very calm during hard points… and usually in tennis game, as well as in many other fields, it does not matter what goes wrong but your reaction to it…
… we received special gifts for the Lucky Draw from… Dominic Thiem, Katie Swan, Borna Coric, Nicola Kuhn, Tereza Mihalikova, Donna Vekic, Miomir Kecmanovic, Matteo Donati, Alex De Minaur, Gianluigi Quinzi, Kei Nishikori, Luca Appino, Katie Boulter, Andreea Rosca, Juan Martin Del Potro, Alex and Miko Eala, Gregor Dimitrov, Ivan and Matej Sabanov, Olga Danilovic…
… and their success could teach us how fear and anger are for the brain the same as cramps for the muscles…
and… what Master Yoda noted “Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.”…
… in tennis seems to be the same… if you want to win more… you master your skills and believe in your game ;)
There are different ways to look at sport. There are different ways to look at music, culture, love and also to children.
The vision of sport preferred in Smrikve can be described and extended to: culture, music and children using the following Nelson Mandela – Madiba’s words…
… “Sport has the power to change the world, the power to inspire and the power to unite people in a way little else can – it is an instrument of peace.”
… a wise men living in China 2500 years ago once observed… “To put the world in order, we must first put the nation in order; to put the nation in order, we must put the family in order; to put the family in order, we must cultivate our personal life; and to cultivate our personal life, we must first set our hearts right.” … hmmm… sounds very interesting… hm hm :)
an interesting opinion…
… and to set your heart right you need good characters… those who wish to contribute to the greater public good had to begin by working on themselves…
… only then they will see progress radiate out from their personal circles to society at large…
Today is the semifinals day… the BRIONI Islands Day… and IGRA GAME Day :D… a lot to do and a lot to see ;)….
GO SMRIKVA GO!!! :D
29/06/18
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 4th DAY results and ORDER OF PLAY for the 5th day 29th of June
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 Draws and 4th DAY Results
23rd SB 2018 Order of Play, SMRIKVE, 29th of June, 5th day
29th of June:
1:30 PM : BRIONI Islands trip
7:30 PM : Semifinals and Finals of the IGRA Game
27/06/18
Some pictures of the 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 actors... taken during the third day of their Smrikva Bowl... the day when they start super IGRA game... pictures to share Smrikva Bowl Library story...
Third Smrikva Bowl day is the day when the IGRA game start… and is also the day when the quarterfinalist of the edition start to be known…
Third day is also the FORUM day… knowledge sharing day…
I am pleased to take the opportunity to share a bit of the story of our Library with the actors of the third day…
It was 2009 when we started to build the Smrikva Bowl library… and each Smrikva Bowl player was requested to bring with him a cultural book that will remember his stay in Smrikve and will represent his culture of origin that one day guests of Smrikve will be able to consult, enjoy and discover…
With this year edition Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors are spread in 87 countries and all the continents… and the library reached over 1000 books from over 70 countries…
Historically their task was to search the talented kids in their countries of origin and invite them to play the Smrikva Bowl but from this year they are also our Cultural Ambassadors…
Cultural Ambassadors is both spreading the Smrikva idea and spreading the ISTRIA from SMRIKVE E-book… the cultural e-book for travelers…
It was shared yesterday with kids that the old olive tree Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors plant every year is a symbol of friendship and intergenerational responsibility and Smrikva Bowl’s idea of children, sport, music and culture that are able to pass all frontiers are incorporated in the creation of this Smrikva Bowl Library.
…in some languages… the word generations means also history… and in my first book on European Union and Cosmopolitan Democracy I come to a simple conclusion that we are those who represent the current civilization.
O yes ;)… this is an important concept…
Today people live an average of about 80 years. What we call civilization is mostly made up of the human knowledge we have accumulated until today, which our institutions pass onto future generations.
there is a big importance of a quality book… o yes ;)
They represent a great human memory that can help us understand what we see combined with cumulated personal experience of our daily lives. But given the fragility of the circle of life it is very easy for people to ignore these facts and lose sight of our human knowledge. It takes just a few generations to lose this great heritage ;)
I’d like to observe that we have gotten used to rapid technological progress, but social and civil progress is slower and more complex. Humans learn throughout their whole lifetime, from books and schools, but we also mostly learn from our personal experiences.
I just wish to say that Smrikva Bowl’s more then tennis is something you find above… hm… not only tennis… music… culture… children… sport… four interesting pillars…
Smrikva Bowl mission is to develop and spread cosmopolitan values. Love, friendship and empathy are cosmopolitan values per excellence for people…
Friendship… is long term trust… and long term bridge… always takes time to get built… and always require maintenance ;)…
… and IGRA game is spreading… it is reaching different places… different continents…
… with music… run… play… and say “IGRA” :)
Quarterfinalist of the 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018
MAIN DRAW:
BOYS:
Thilo Behrmann (AUT)
Žiga Šeško (SLO)
Niels McDonald (GER)
Emil Bećović (SWE)
Skender Katana (MNE)
Riki Imai (JPN)
Matej Kukrika (CRO)
Vito Darderi (ARG)
GIRLS:
Marta Dobrić (CRO)
Alisa Oktiabreva (RUS)
Andrea Ivanova (BGR)
Zlatina Angelova (BGR)
Shamiso Ndoro (GBR)
Iva Lakić (MNE)
Daria Koreshkova (RUS)
Amalia Widdowson (GBR)
CONSOLATION DRAW:
BOYS:
Lenny Petit (FRA)
Ian Boloban (BIH)
Noa Pasarić (CRO)
Vitorio Stankov (BGR)
Dimitar Kisimov (BGR)
Riku Kato (HKG)
Eyad Ezzat (EGY)
Antoni Kasperski (POL)
GIRSL:
Paola Pieragostini (SLV)
Duru Baycan (TUR)
Ela Giergia (CRO)
Dunja Kulpinac (SRB)
Petra Škokić (CRO)
Astrid Joha-Bilić (CRO)
Silvia Adriana Caliman (ESP)
Janet Lambreva (BGR)
… and the LOTTERY!!! is on schedule for tomorrow at 4:00 PM… o yes… many possibilities…
… we will see who win what ;)….
… the Tennis Talents FORUM is worth recalling… always a nice moment to share just few elements that could be useful to the families and coaches on their path in helping their children to reach their potential…
Tomorrow is the day of QUARTERFINALS… and the day of IGRA… it is also the LOTTERY DAY!!!! “LUCKY DRAW” :D
GO SMRIKVA GO :D
27/06/18
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 3rd DAY results and ORDER OF PLAY for the 4th day 28th of June
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 Draws and 3rd DAY Results
23rd SB 2018 Order of Play, SMRIKVE, 28th of June, 4th day
28th of June:
1 PM : IGRA Game will follow the single matches
4 PM : Lucky Draw, followed by IGRA Game
26/06/18
The day when I become SMRIKVA BOWL Ambassador - 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 generation
Today a bit after 8:00 PM the Smrikva Bowl players of this year edition became Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors… the ceremony started at 6:00 PM…
I am pleased to repeat the story of the Smrikva Bowl Olive Trees traditionally planted in Smrikve… being this moment one of the most important parts of the Smrikva Bowl story…
In 2005, for the 10th Smrikva Bowl anniversary, we started a tradition of planting an Olive tree… The Olive tree selected was at the beginning older than the oldest man living on the earth today. The tree that we planted for the 10th Smrikva Bowl was over 150 years old…
…during the ceremony, every Ambassador put a tiny piece of land close to the root of the Olive tree and say his or her name. This way the tree gets their names…
This year again was the name and a Grand Slam ;)… the children know the story…
During the ceremony of the 23rd Smrikva Bowl Olive Tree Generation… the tree received new names…
… Olive tree is a symbol of peace… but the age of the tree means intergenerational responsibility…
Every person is born without knowing anything about life on this earth and it is the responsibility of every generation to understand and to learn to preserve all that each of us is born with… :)
… The Lion King cartoon is an artwork and most of the life messages one can find in it are in line with the Smrikva Bowl founding ideas… ;) Life messages you find in Lion King are in line with the message of the Ambassadors’ Olive Tree; they are in line with the values of friendship and love; they are in line with empathy…
… Love, friendship and empathy are all Cosmopolitan values per excellence, as far as people and humanity are concerned… it is true that the relationship between Mufasa, Sarabi and Simba reminds me of both: parents and family love, but also about the intergenerational responsability.
Timon, Pumbaa and Simba relationship reminds me about love between friends. Pumbaa also make me think abuout empathy, intuition and loyalty and the relationship between Simba and Nola reminds me again about the importance of love… :)
Rafiki, the wise old baboo, with his many centuries old tree reminds me about the importance of knowledge and experience of the older… that there are many other particular moments that every person on its own, based on his or her own life experience, discover by watching these artworks.
You might be interested to know that most of the characters’s names in this cartoon have a particular meaning in Swahili language…
Simba means “lion”… Nala means “gift”, and love is for me one of the greatest gifts that people can receive and give during their life
Sarabi means “mirage”… Pumbaa means “dull-witted” or “stunned”… and Rafiki means “friend” :)… These names with their meanings make me think of the American Indians and the way they used to give the names to their people.
As I wrote at the beginning of today’s article every person is born without knowing anything about life on this earth and it is the responsibility of every generation to understand and to learn, to preserve all that each of us is born with.
When Mufasa was explaining to Simba that is not easy to be the King… he tried to explain that a good King should know that everything around us lives in a delicate equilibrium and with intelligence we should try to understand it and respect it…
is true that every generation face new challenges but there are many examples in the past how the old generations managed and solved particular problems… ;) and this is why… knowledge, human curiosity and will to learn are important…
It was another long Smrikva day… ended with a Grand Slam dream victory and good LEDO ice cream at the end :)… everybody wished to make true their dream ;)
Tomorrow is the new day… IGRA game day… it is the day to choose IGRA partners…
and the FORUM day… the 23rd Smrikva Bowl generation will discover the IGRA game…
GO SMRIKVA GO :D… with LEDO ice cream award GO :D
Tomorrow we will learn and experience something new again :)
26/06/18
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 2nd DAY results and ORDER OF PLAY for the 3rd day 27th of June
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 Draws and 2nd DAY Results
23rd SB 2018 Order of Play, SMRIKVE, 27th of June, 3rd day
25/06/18
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 1st DAY results and ORDER OF PLAY for the 2nd day 26th of June
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 Draws and 1st DAY Results
23rd SB 2018 Order of Play Main Draw, SMRIKVE, 26th of June, 2nd day
23rd SB 2018 Order of Play Consolation Draw, VODNJAN, 26th of June, 2nd day
24/06/18
23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 started today at 8:00 AM with presentation of 111 tennis talents from six continents...
With new countries Smrikva Bowl will reach 87 countries represented on the tournament since Smrikva Bowl foundation in 1996…
… it was a pleasure to meet and present each one personally… representing all the continents of our Planet… and it is always a pleasure to wish to the players a good game… :)
Tomorrow at 6:00 PM 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 players will be nominated Ambassadors and will plant as per tradition an Olive Tree.
The creation of the Smrikva Bowl Library started in 2009 and with this year donations we will be over 1000 cultural books from around 70 countries… tomorrow at 6:00 PM each book will be presented… and the old olive tree of the 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018 generation will be planted…
WELCOME TO THE … 23rd SMRIKVA BOWL GENERATION!
