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27/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and Results - Fifth Day Results and Order of Play for the 6th Day
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and 5th Day Results
ORDER OF PLAY FOR THE SIXTH DAY IS AS FOLLOWS:
30th SB 2025 Order of Play 27th of June, 6th day
9:00 AM : Girls Main Draw and Consolation Draw Finals
followed by: Boys Main Draw and Consolation Draw Finals
followed by: Awarding Ceremony (singles quarterfinalists are getting medals, semifinalist, runner ups and winners trophies; IGRA game semifinalists are getting medals and winners and runner ups trophies)
followed by: Cake & Pool goodby Party
FINALIST Main Draw:
Boys:
Antonio Stanić (CRO)
Dávid Simon (BEL)
Girls:
Ira Pupovac (CRO)
Iva Svoboda (CZE)
FINALIST Consolation Draw:
Boys:
Nicklas Hermann (GER)
Nathanael Philip (SWE)
Girls:
Lea Hessel (SVK)
Maya Firrer (ISR)
27/06/25
Some pictures of the 30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 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…
FINALIST Main Draw:
Boys:
Antonio Stanić (CRO)
Dávid Simon (BEL)
Girls:
Ira Pupovac (CRO)
Iva Svoboda (CZE)
FINALIST Consolation Draw:
Boys:
Nicklas Hermann (GER)
Nathanael Philip (SWE)
Girls:
Lea Hessel (SVK)
Maya Firrer (ISR)
“IGRA” GAME WINNERS and RUNNER UPS:
Antonio Stanic (CRO)
Toma Zovko (CRO)
Alessandro Serra Zanetti (ITA)
Mattia Sena (ITA)
After the presentation of the actors of the Day who made it into the finals… 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 civilization , 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 civilization 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 Nobel 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 civilization 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
… and tomorrow is the single FINALS Day… the day of the Cake…
Awarding Ceremony Day…
and the Day of the Swimming Pool :D
… and before going into a new day once again congratulations to the finalist, semifinalists and quarterfinalist of the IGRA Game who made our pizza night special…
GO SMRIKVA GO!!! :D
and those who assisted this year theater show may have noticed that the names of the player mentioned in our articles are often not related with the pictures presented…
…they follow Yoda way of speaking… and often are inverted…
for those not familiar with Yoda… I will borrow one of his saying to finish the article of today…
Luke : “I’m looking for a great warrior”
Yoda: “ Wars not make one great “
… and the story around the olive tree was the story…
…ready for the final acts of the show…
27/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and Results - Fifth Day Results and Order of Play for the 6th Day
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and 5th Day Results
ORDER OF PLAY FOR THE SIXTH DAY IS AS FOLLOWS:
30th SB 2025 Order of Play 27th of June, 6th day
27th of June:
2:00 PM : BRIONI Islands trip gathering in Fazana
2:30 PM : departure from Fazana with boat to BRIONI islands
7:00 PM : return to Smrikve
7:30 PM : Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals of the IGRA Game + PIZZA party for all the players cheering for the finals of the IGRA GAME :D
FINALIST Main Draw:
Boys:
Antonio Stanić (CRO)
Dávid Simon (BEL)
Girls:
Ira Pupovac (CRO)
Iva Svoboda (CZE)
FINALIST Consolation Draw:
Boys:
Nicklas Hermann (GER)
Nathanael Philip (SWE)
Girls:
Lea Hessel (SVK)
Maya Firrer (ISR)
26/06/25
Some pictures of the 30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 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 part of the 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:
Matei Petre (ROM)
Antonio Stanić (CRO)
Dávid Simon (BEL)
Maxime Gaugry (GBR)
Girls:
Ira Pupovac (CRO)
Darya Naumik (BLR)
Iva Svoboda (CZE)
Antea Tomas (CRO)
SEMIFINALIST Consolation Draw:
Boys:
Nicklas Hermann (GER)
Jan Karbowski (POL)
Pavle Račić (USA)
Nathanael Philip (SWE)
Girls:
Lea Hessel (SVK)
Aline Longoria Quintal (MEX)
Koto Kodaira (JPN)
Maya Firrer (ISR)
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 prepared special gifts for the Lucky Draw for various generations thanks to…
I am pleased to recall our Smrikva Bowl “Lucky Draw” contributors:
• Dominic Thiem & family (grandfather Josef Mullner, mom Karin, dad Wolfgang and brother Moritz)
• Borna Coric & family (dad Damir and mom Zeljka)
• Alex De Minaur & family (mom Esther)
• Donna Vekic & family (dad Igor and mom Brankica)
• Carlos Alcaraz & family (dad Carlos)
• Lloyd Harris & family (mom Cecelia)
• Alejandro Davidovich Fokina & family (mom Tatiana)
• Katie Swan & family (mom Nicki)
• Lorenzo Musetti and Simone Tartarini
• Matteo Donati & family (mom Marina Bortolato)
• Miomir Kecmanovic & coach Miro Hrvatin & family (aunt Tanja Pavlov)
• Olga Danilovic & family (mom Svetlana)
• Nicola Kuhn & family (dad Alfred and mom Rita)
• Alex Eala and Michael Eala & family (dad Michael and mom Rizza)
• Matej Sabanov and Ivan Sabanov (brother Aleksandar, dad Zlatko & mom Nada)
• Katie Boulter & family (mom Sue)
• Viktoria Kuzmova
• Petra Martic
• Zvonimir Babic & family (dad Vlado and mom Marija)
• Tereza Mihalikova
• Gianluigi Quinzi & family (dad Luca)
• Roger Federer (thanks to coach Miro Hrvatin and Chris Jackman)
• Rafael Nadal (thanks to Luca Appino)
• Juan Martin Del Potro (thanks to Chris Jackman)
• Gael Monfils, Kaja Juvan and Stanislav Wawrinka (thanks to Tomislav Poljak)
• Grigor Dimitrov (thanks to Bulgarian visiting coach)
• Novak Djokovic (thanks to Zdravko Sinko)
• Mili Poljicak & family (dad Ante & mom Nilija)
• Ivana Jorovic
• Holger Rune & family (mom Aneke)
• Petra Marcinko & family (dad Vjekoslav and mom Ivana)
• Flavio Cobolli & family (mom Francesca Neri)
• Vilim Visak
• Tommy Paul & family (mom Jillian)
• Tomas Machac & family (mom Daniela)
• Mihaela Marculescu
• Martin Landaluce & family (dad Alejandro)
• Andreea Rosca & family (dad Ionut)
• Dino Prižmić & family (mom Nataša)
• Ksenia Efremova & family (mom Julia)
• Ana Konjuh
• Jaime Faria & family (mom Tania Nunez)
• Maria Timofeeva & family (dad Gleb & mom)
• Alexei Popyrin & family (dad Alex, brother Anthony & mom)
• Luciano & Vito Darderi & family (dad Gino)
• Tereza Valentova & family (mom Jitka)
• Mattia Bellucci & family (dad Fabrizio)
• Patrik Rikl & family (mom Alice)
… 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…
Tomorrow 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
FEW WORDS ABOUT L…
The strongest force among human beings is named “Love”. Love can be very powerful but can also be very painful force.
THE LITTLE PRINCE…by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry… is a very special book that every person at different age read differently.
It is a book that last over time and was likely the last love gift Antoine de Saint-Exupéry made to his wife Consuelo de Saint-Exupéry.
Over time this book was translated in many different languages thus become a love gift for many generations around the world.
It is a children’s book writen for the olders… I like many parts of it… especially the description that Antoine make of the adult people…
the description of the moment when the rose was born… the importance of the right orders on the King’s planet…
“you never know” statement…
the meeting with the wise fox…
the smiling stars and many other parts…
Only best friends, when they trust each other, do share their deep knowledge…
and once The Little Prince and the fox created such a special relationship the fox shared a secret with him…
“Goodbye, said the fox. And now here is my secret, a very simple secret.
It is only with the heart that one can see rightly.
What is essential is invisible to the eye.”
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry beleived that: Love does not consist of gazing at each other, but in looking outward together in the same direction.…
“Ljubav ne zahtjeva da dvoje ljudi gledaju jedno u drugo, već da zajedno gledaju u istom pravcu”.
26/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and Results - Fourth Day Results and Order of Play for the 5th Day
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and 5th Day Results
ORDER OF PLAY FOR THE FIFTH DAY IS AS FOLLOWS:
30th SB 2025 Order of Play 27th of June, 5th day
25/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and Results - Third Day Results and Order of Play for the 4th Day
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and 3rd Day Results
ORDER OF PLAY FOR THE FOURTH DAY:
30th SB 2025 Order of Play 26th of June, 4th day
The Lucky Draw is on schedule tomorrow (26th of June) at 4 PM and the IGRA Game will continue after the Lucky Draw…
25/06/25
Some pictures of the 30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 actors... The day when they start super IGRA game... some pictures taken during the day 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 112 countries and all the continents… and the library reached over 1600 books from over 86 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 30th Smrikva Bowl 2025
MAIN DRAW:
BOYS:
Toma Zovko (CRO)
Matei Petre (ROM)
Antonio Stanić (CRO)
Samuel Gomez (ESP)
Dávid Simon (BEL)
Oskar Hončl (CZE)
Maxime Gaugry (GBR)
Balthasar Klemm (GER)
GIRLS:
Ira Pupovac (CRO)
Maya Teilmann (DEN)
Darya Naumik (BLR)
Shimeng Wang (ESP)
Iva Svoboda (CZE)
Moni Miščević Mezak (CRO)
Antea Tomas (CRO)
Veronika Baburina (RUS)
CONSOLATION DRAW:
BOYS:
Nicklas Hermann (GER)
Rafael Heinz (ITA)
Jan Karbowski (POL)
Sinan Yaykiran (TUR)
Alexander Brar (SWE)
Pavle Račić (USA)
Ivan Penić (CRO)
Nathanael Philip (SWE)
GIRLS:
Lyla Senft (USA)
Lea Hessel (SVK)
Simge Dönmez (TUR)
Aline Longoria Quintal (MEX)
Koto Kodaira (JPN)
Milana Geletskaya (POL)
Maya Firrer (ISR)
Milica Ruduljić (BIH)
… 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
be playful and enjoy…
it is a circle of life <3
getting ready for another Smrikva Bowl day :D
24/06/25
The day when I become SMRIKVA BOWL Ambassador - 30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 generation
A bit after 7:30 PM the Smrikva Bowl players of this year edition became Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors… the ceremony started at 6:00 PM…
The SB Ambassadors seeds are spread into 112 countries of our planet…
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 there were few stories shared and the children and parents who were present hopefully will remember the story…
During the ceremony of the 30th 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’ 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 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 30th Smrikva Bowl generation will discover the IGRA game…
Tomorrow we will learn and experience something new again :)
24/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and Results - Second Day Results and Order of Play for the 3rd Day
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and 2nd Day Results
ORDER OF PLAY FOR THE THIRD DAY:
30th SB 2025 Order of Play 25th of June, 3rd day
23/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and Results - First Day Results and Order of Play for the 2nd Day
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and Results
ORDER OF PLAY FOR THE SECOND DAY IS AS FOLLOWS:
30th SB 2025 Order of Play, 24th of June, 2nd day all in SMRIKVE
All the matches on schedule on 2nd day 24th of June will be played in Smrikve… and the matches will start at 8 AM.
You can rent the courts for practice in Surida.
In case you do not find your name on the order of play for tomorrow it means that you will be on schedule on Wednesday.
Please double check that you find your name in the Consolation Draws because all the players who did not win all of their matches today are in the Consolation Draws.
The Ambassador Nomination Ceremony and planting of the old olive tree is on schedule tomorrow (24th of June) at 6 PM and is the most important moment for all the players tomorrow.
23/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 started today at 8:00 AM with presentation of 96 tennis talents representing six continents and 46 countries...
With new nominated Ambassadors our Smrikva Bowl family will grow up to nearby 2600 players and families since Smrikva Bowl foundation in 1996…
… it was a pleasure to meet and present each one personally… representing six continents of our Planet… and it is always a pleasure to wish to the players a good game… :)
Tomorrow at 6:00 PM 30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 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 around 1600 cultural books from over 86 countries… tomorrow at 6:00 PM the old olive tree of the 30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 generation will be planted…
WELCOME TO THE … 30th SMRIKVA BOWL GENERATION!
23/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 Draws and Order of Play
30th SB 2025 Order of Play, 23rd of June, 1st day SMRIKVE BOYS
30th SB 2025 Order of Play, 23rd of June, 1st day SURIDA GIRLS
23/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 "seeds of the Legends of tomorrow" list... :D
World in Smrikve … Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors network of around 2600 players will be spread in 112 countries after Tuesday’s Ambassador Nomination Ceremony…
The level of the players is expected to be very high again this year among 96 registered participants representing six continents and 46 countries…
The list of the names of the players that honored us with their arrival to Smrikve this year:
Girls (36)
Ira Pupovac (CRO)
Nehir Özgüner (TUR)
Lea Hessel (SVK)
Lorena Guirao Kapor (BRA)
Poppy Robinson (GBR)
Josefine Miksch (AUT)
Iori Oba (JPN)
Maya Teilmann (DEN)
Tesa Savšek (SVN)
Laura Adamović (SRB)
Simge Dönmez (TUR)
Maria Grabska (POL)
Darya Naumik (BLR)
Eugenie Killeen (AUS)
Veronika Babić (SVN)
Beatrice Benvenuti (ITA)
Carina Georgia Andrita (GER)
Shimeng Wang (CHN)
Iva Svoboda (CZE)
Koto Kodaira (JPN)
Danica Adamović (SRB)
Mila Marinčič Može (SVN)
Maya Firrer (ISR)
Lyla Senft (USA)
Moni Miščević Mezak (CRO)
Leyla Soysal (TUR)
Ingrid Sagstrom (SWE)
Milana Geletskaya (POL)
Antea Tomas (CRO)
Lena Lazarević (SRB)
Aline Longoria Quintal (MEX)
Ritisha Nehe (IND)
Kalina Mikić (SUI)
Tjaša Stražar (SVN)
Milica Ruduljić (BIH)
Veronika Baburina (RUS)
Boys (60)
Toma Zovko (CRO)
Nicklas Hermann (GER)
Alexander Brar (SWE)
Mattia Sena (ITA)
Boris Yordanov (BGR)
Arat Akkoyun (TUR)
Noah Collard (BEL)
Liam Jor (SWE)
David Dikov (BGR)
Alex Alashi (BGR)
Mauro Fućak (CRO)
Hayato Shimamura (JPN)
Frane Kulušić Čuzela (CRO)
Atakan Vatansever (TUR)
Matei Petre (ROM)
Jovan Popović (SRB)
Martin Ganchev (BGR)
Antonio Stanić (CRO)
Nathanael Philip (SWE)
Jakub Kozlowski (POL)
Rafael Heinz (ITA)
Maj Košir (SVN)
Joshoua Toledano (RSA)
Eito Ishibashi (JPN)
Ömer Raif Erendemir (TUR)
Christos Myron Christoudias (CYP)
Nik Zorenč (SVN)
Jan Karbowski (POL)
Vanja Sudar (SRB)
Samuel Gomez (ESP)
Pavle Račić (USA)
Ivano Žic (CRO)
Dávid Simon (BEL)
Karol Pilat (POL)
Teodor Hu (SRB)
Sinan Yaykiran (TUR)
Filip Luchkov (BGR)
Alessandro Serra Zanetti (ITA)
Gabriel Dervis Uzunel (DEN)
Sagi Ari Alfassi (ISR)
Yoan Damyanov (BGR)
Oso Bujupaj (XKX)
Marko Brkić (CRO)
Pavlo Kozak (UKR)
Oskar Hončl (CZE)
Val Šketako (SVN)
Yigit Baskal (TUR)
Kurt Wan (HKG)
Ivan Penić (CRO)
Riccardo Paolini (ITA)
Edward Henriksson (SWE)
Kuzey Sengil (TUR)
Maxime Gaugry (GBR)
Balthasar Klemm (GER)
Sebastian Fox Pigott (IRL)
Cemil Melih Caliskan (TUR)
Maks Hadžić (CRO)
Alessandro Macini (ITA)
Philip Hadzhiyski (BGR)
Aleksandr Bezrida (RUS)
The opening ceremony is scheduled for 8:00 AM while, tomorrow at 6:00 PM 30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 players will be nominated Smrikva Bowl Ambassadors that will be followed by the Olive Tree planting ceremony…
21/06/25
30th Smrikva Bowl 2025... a new “seeds of the Legends of tomorrow” story is starting… the orientation moment started today...
The final registration…
and orientation moments…
are on going…
… it is time to get to know…
… and plant new seeds…
…discover new stories…
…and there are always new dreams to be planted…
10/06/25
The Mission Dream
Smrikva Bowl mission is to inspire, develop and spread cosmopolitan values. Love, friendship and empathy are cosmopolitan values per excellence for people and humanity…
CULTURE, CHILDREN, SPORT and MUSIC are part of the Smrikva Bowl idea of the cosmopolitan world. It is a matter of civilization …
A wise wind, product of imagination, once whispered… “Truly wonderful, the mind of a child is.” (M.Y.)… and fairy tales seems to help that beauty…
“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.)…
Usually in tennis game it does not matter what goes wrong but your reaction to it…
Fear and anger are for the brain the same as cramps for the muscles… and as Yoda noted “Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.”… like in tennis, so similar seems to be life…
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 does – it is an instrument of peace. It speaks to youth in a language they understand.”
For the following song I would say “Music and children have the power to change the world, the power to inspire and the power to unite people in a way little else can – there are both instruments 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.” … 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…
The same Grandmother Willow tried to pass to John Smith in Pocahontas…
Grandmother Willow: Now then, there’s something I want to show you. Look.
[dips her vine in the water in which glowing ripples begin to form]
Pocahontas: The ripples.
John Smith: What about them?
Grandmother Willow: So small at first, then look how they grow. But someone has to start them…
06/06/25
"Smrikve theatre stage" for the "seeds of the Legends" is entering final phase of the preparations...30th Smrikva Bowl 2025 edition...
21st of September, on Smrikva Bowl Ambassador’s Day, we traditionally start to receive candidacies from all around the World… and after 9 months… at the end of June the talents of the year gather together… it is the 30th annual… and so many of the kids who honored us with their visit are writing beautiful tennis pages with their rackets around the World…
As of June 2nd, 2025 their track record includes the following:
=> 129 professional ATP/WTA titles (5 Grand Slams) conquered by 35 players
=> 51 GRAND SLAM titles (including junior titles) conquered by 37 players
=> 7 Olympic medals (singles, doubles and mixed doubles)
=> 3 Davis Cup titles & 2 Billie Jean King titles
=> 2 NEXT GEN ATP Finals titles
=> 96 players reached TOP 200 ATP/WTA ranking => 48 players reached TOP 100 ATP/WTA ranking => 14 players reached TOP 20 ATP/WTA => 7 players reached TOP 10 ATP/WTA ranking => 1 player reached #1 ATP ranking
=> 15 players reached #1 ITF ranking; 1 player reached #1 ATP ranking
362 + SB players received scholarships to study in the US & play tennis.
Many famous tennis players left footprints on Smrikve tennis courts and we are proud to present the names of the players who reached TOP 100 ATP/WTA during their career so far… and those who among their titles holds Grand Slam titles.
Smrikva Bowl Top 100 ATP/WTA Club (48 players):
ATP singles (19):
Carlos Alcaraz, Dominic Thiem, Holger Rune, Alex De Minaur, Lorenzo Musetti, Tommy Paul, Borna Coric, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Alexei Popyrin, Tomaš Machač, Flavio Cobolli, Laslo Djere, Miomir Kecmanovic, Lloyd Harris, Luciano Darderi, Mattia Bellucci, Hamad Medjedovic, Luca Nardi, Jaime Faria
ATP doubles (6):
Marin Draganja, Matej Sabanov, William Blumberg, Ivan Sabanov, Dino Marcan, Patrik Rikl
WTA singles (17):
Belinda Bencic, Petra Martic, Donna Vekic, Martina Trevisan, Ana Konjuh, Katie Boulter, Ajla Tomljanovic, Olga Danilovic, Viktoria Kuzmova, Linda Fruhvirtova, Claire Liu, Alexandra Eala, Nina Stojanovic, Ivana Jorovic, Maria Timofeeva, Ivana Lisjak, Jana Fett
WTA doubles (6):
Igrid Neel, Tereza Mihalikova, Irina Maria Bara, Maia Lumsden, Angelica Moratelli, Camilla Rosatello
Smrikva Bowl Grand Slam Club (37 players): Dominic Thiem, Borna Coric, Alex De Minaur, Tommy Paul, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Alexei Popyrin, Gianluigi Quinzi, Nicola Kuhn, Lorenzo Musetti, Holger Rune, Daniel Rincon, Marin Draganja, Dino Marcan, Yshai Oliel, Daniel Berta, Patrik Rikl, George Morgan, Robin Kern, Flavio Cobolli, Mili Poljicak Belinda Bencic, Ana Konjuh, Olga Danilovic, Claire Liu, Petra Marcinko, Alexandra Eala, Tereza Mihalikova, Ajla Tomljanovic, Viktoria Kuzmova, Paula Arias Manjon, Rose Marie Nijkamp, Martin Landaluce, Carlos Alcaraz, Dino Prizmic, Mara Gae, Tereza Valentova, Kylan Bigun.
… with all the above Smrikva continue to dream to be always something more than tennis…
I am please to recall parts of an article written at the beginning of 2010… when I compared for the first time Smrikva Bowl to a theater stage…
… When I think of Smrikva Bowl I try to imagine it as a theatre where every year we work hard to set the stage where the world’s talents can gather… Every year we gather all this different actors, great talents, very special kids, arriving from different cultures, having different dreams,…
We set the stage and later on they are in charge with their will, dreams and hard work… they are the ones who write the most different stories…
Smrikva Bowl is still very young tournament but I would like to think that some of these kids will write… inspiring stories in most different professional fields.
I also know that according to the statistics only few of the kids participating Smrikva Bowl will make it to become top professional tennis players, but I like to think that they will make it in other professional fields they choose in their lives.
I read Andre Agassi’s book and through the whole book he was repeating to friends and people meeting… that he doesn’t like tennis thus it seems to me that he never had the option to choose, but in end he ended up being the Champion and according to Luke Jensen a person with big heart and very good friend.
I will never know how many kids playing Smrikva Bowl are playing it because their parents would like them to become professional tennis players and how much of them play it because they enjoy the game.
What I do know is that any kind of sport can help kids in their growth and I also know that people that do excel in any field require total dedication and a lot of sacrifice to reach the excellence.
When I think of Andre’s words of not loving what he was doing for most of the time of his life I start thinking of other 90% of people around the World that make for living doing jobs they do not like, but “La vita e’ bella” Roberto Benigni would say and tennis helped Andre to grow up.
There is one part in the book that I liked a lot… it is about inspiration, faith and what does it mean to be a good coach… to have the right word in the right moment… this part is related with Gil… and is about people that do believe in other people and help them to write their life stories and to write their own one…
Here are Gil’s words reported by Andre in his book when he accepted to coach him:
“I’m not one of those people who expresses or articulates feelings very well, but from now on, just know this: It’s on, man. It is on.
You know what I’m saying? We are in a fight, and you can count on me until the last man is standing. Somewhere up there is a star with your name on it. I might not be able to help you find it, but I’ve got pretty strong shoulders, and you can stand on my shoulders while you’re looking for that star. You hear? For as long as you want. Stand on my shoulders and reach, man. Reach.”
In every life there are people that influence what we do and how we do it.
The Smrikva Bowl festival dream to inspire its players and Ambassadors to believe in their dreams and work hard to reach them.
Sport and music are in general good educators and the vision of sport preferred in Smrikve is the one Nelson Mandela once said:
“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.”
There are over two thousands five hundreds stories written every week by Smrikva seeds in over 111 countries and all the continents… :) and very soon I will have the pleasure to meet new seeds of the 30th SMRIKVA BOWL 2025 edition from all over the world again…
The BOWL story… SMRIKVA BOWL story…
01/06/25
13 Smrikva Bowl players are in the singles Main Draws of the Junior ROLAND GARROS 2025: Niels McDonald is the Champion and Rositsa Dencheva reached the semifinals
Happy to recognize 13 Smrikva Bowl players in the singles Main Draws of the Junior ROLAND GARROS 2025.
Junior BOYS DRAWS (8)
Alexander Vasilev, Timofei Derepasko, Niels McDonald, Oliver Bonding, Thilo Behrmann, Ognjen Milic, William Rejchtman Vinciguerra, Dominick Mosejczuk
Junior GIRLS DRAWS (5)
Teodora Kostovic, Elizara Yaneva, Petra Konjikusic, Rositsa Dencheva, Ksenia Efremova
Junior QUALIFICATIONS (2):
Michele Mecarelli, Flora Johnson
The following are the results obtained in the singles Main Draws:
BOYS:
Niels MCDONALD (GER) – 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018
1st round: Niels McDonald – Flynn Thomas (Sui) 6:1,6:1
2nd round: Niels McDonald – Keaton Hance (USA) 6:1,6:3
3rd round: Niels McDonald – Andres Roig (Esp) 6:4,3:6,6:3
Quarterfinals: Niels McDonald – Y. Alexandrescou (Rom) 7:5,6:2
Semifinals: Niels McDonald – Ryo Tabata (Jpn) 6:2,6:2
Finals: Niels McDonald – Max Schoenhaus (Ger) 6:7,6:0,6:3
Alexander VASILEV (BGR) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round: Alexander Vasilev – Yannik Alvarez (Pr) 6:7,7:5,6:3
2nd round: Alexander Vasilev – Ronit Karki (USA) 1:6,6:2,6:4
3rd round: Alexander Vasilev – Savva Rybkin (Rus) 6:2,7:5
Quarterfinals: Alexander Vasilev – Ryo Tabata (Jpn) 3:6,6:7
Timofej DEREPASKO (RUS) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round: Timofej Derepasko – Karin Bennani (Mor) 4:6,6:4,6:1
2nd round: Timofej Derepasko – Maxwell Exsted (USA) 6:4,6:4
3rd round: Timofej Derepasko – Benjamin Willwerth (USA) 4:6,4:6
Thilo BEHRMANN (AUT) – 23rd Smrikva Bowl 2018
1st round: Thilo Behrmann – Alan Wazny (Pol) 7:6,6:2
2nd round: Thilo Behrmann – Jack Satterfield (USA) 4:6,6:4,7:6
3rd round: Thilo Behrmann – Yannick Alexandrescou (Rom) 0:6,1:6
Ognjen MILIC (SRB) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round: Ognjen Milic – Nikita Bilozertsev (Ukr) 4:6,4:6
William REJCHTMAN VINCIGUERRA (Swe) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round: W. Rejchtman Vinciguerra – Keaton Hence (USA) 6:4,1:6,3:6
Oliver BONDING (UK) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round: Oliver Bonding – Yannick Alexandrescou (Rom) 4:6,3:6
Dominick MOSEJCZUK (USA) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round Dominick Mosejczuk – Ryo Tabata (Jpn) 4:6,4:6
GIRLS:
Rositsa DENCHEVA (Bul) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017 winner
1st round: Rositsa Dencheva – Kristina Penickova (USA) 6:4,6:1
2nd round: Rositsa Dencheva – Nauhany Da Silva (Bra) 7:6,6:2
3rd round: Rositsa Dencheva – Laima Vladson (Lit) 7:5,6:4
Quarterfinals: Rositsa Dencheva – Luna Maria Cinalli (Arg) 6:0,7:5
Semifinals: Rositsa Dencheva – Hannah Klugman (UK) 6:1,3:6,3:6
Ksenia EFREMOVA (Fra) – 24th Smrikva Bowl 2019 winner
1st round: Ksenia Efremova – Pietra Rivoli (Bra) 6:4,6:1
2nd round: Ksenia Efremova – Hannah Klugman (UK) 1:6,3:6
Elizara YANEVA (Bul) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round: Elizara Yaneva – Sol Larraya (Arg) 6:0,6:1
2nd round: Elizara Yaneva – Charo Wsquiva Banuls (Esp) 4:6,2:6
Petra KONJIKUSIC (SRB) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round: Petra Konjikusic – Daphnee Perricard (Fra) 3:6,4:6
Teodora KOSTOVIC (Srb) – 22nd Smrikva Bowl 2017
1st round: Teodora Kostovic – Mia Pohankova (Svk) 6:7,3:6
Please visit www.smrikve.com to learn more about Smrikve, Istria from Smrikve, Smrikva Bowl, one of the most important under 10 tennis tournaments in the World, and Villa Smrikve, for your accommodation with swimming pool in Stinjan (Pula – Pola) if you decide to spent your holiday in Istria, Croatia.
22/05/25
1st Smrikva Bowl Olives Harvest Family Week (SBOHFW) 2025 autumn (11/10-19/10/2025)
1st Smrikva Bowl Olives Harvest Family Week (SBOHFW) 2025 autumn – dedicated to players and families who planted their olive trees in Smrikve will be held from 11th of October till 19th of October 2025…
This unique experience is described in the following document… and for the first time the selected families will have the opportunity to live with us this magic moment when the olives planted by Smrikva Bowl seeds turn into olive oil…
1st Smrikva Bowl Olives Harvest Family Week 2025 autumn (pdf ~4.6 MB)
It will be also an amazing opportunity to learn with the help of nature some elements that may contribute to the long term development of each family…
19/05/25
25 Smrikva Bowl players are in Paris for the Roland Garros 2025 singles Main Draws: Carlos Alcaraz is the Champion
15 years ago there were traditionally about 10 former Smrikva Bowl players at the beginning of the Junior Grand Slam Draws… now we have almost always over two times more players at the beginning of Senior Grand Slam Draws… this year there are 26 players in the Main Draws…
Since 2009, and after this year Roland Garros, there are 37 Smrikva Bowl players holding 46 junior Grand Slam titles and 5 Grand Slam titles in total… equal to 51 Grand Slam Titles
Smrikva Bowl Grand Slam Club members is formed by 38 players: Dominic Thiem, Borna Coric, Alex De Minaur, Tommy Paul, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Alexei Popyrin, Gianluigi Quinzi, Nicola Kuhn, Lorenzo Musetti, Holger Rune, Daniel Rincon, Marin Draganja, Dino Marcan, Yshai Oliel, Daniel Berta, Patrik Rikl, George Morgan, Robin Kern, Flavio Cobolli, Mili Poljicak Belinda Bencic, Ana Konjuh, Olga Danilovic, Claire Liu, Petra Marcinko, Alexandra Eala, Tereza Mihalikova, Ajla Tomljanovic, Viktoria Kuzmova, Paula Arias Manjon, Rose Marie Nijkamp, Martin Landaluce, Carlos Alcaraz, Dino Prizmic, Mara Gae, Kylan Bigun, Tereza Valentova, Niels McDonald.
This year ROLAND GARROS will attend over 60 former Smrikva Bowl players including junior draws and doubles draws:
MAIN DRAWS (18 ATP + 7 WTA = 25 ATP/WTA):
Carlos Alcaraz, Alex De Minaur, Lorenzo Musetti, Tommy Paul, Holger Rune, Tomas Machac, Alexei Popyrin, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Flavio Cobolli, Luciano Darderi, Miomir Kecmanovic, Mattia Bellucci, Hamad Medjedovic, Laslo Djere, Jaime Faria, Luca Nardi, Filip Misolic (qualified), Lloyd Harris (qualified)
Donna Vekic, Olga Danilovic, Katie Boulter, Alexa Eala, Ajla Tomljanovic, Nina Stojanovic (qualified), Tereza Valentova (qualified)
QUALIFICATIONS (9 ATP + 12 WTA = 21 ATP/WTA):
Jerome Kym, Vilius Gaubas, Duje Ajdukovic, Daniel Rincon, Martin Landaluce, Borna Coric, Filip Misolic (qualified), Lloyd Harris (qualified), Alibek Kachmazov
Petra Martic, Lola Radivojevic, Nina Stojanovic (qualified), Antonia Ruzic, Jana Fett, Tereza Valentova (qualified), Petra Marcinko, Julie Belgraver, Ksenia Efremova, Linda Fruhvirtova, Miram Bulgaru, Lea Boskovic,
DOUBLES (4)
Patrik Rikl, Tereza Mihalikova, Maia Lumsden, Angelica Moratelli
Junior BOYS DRAWS (8)
Alexander Vasilev, Timofei Derepasko, Niels McDonald, Oliver Bonding, Thilo Behrmann, Ognjen Milic, William Rejchtman Vinciguerra, Dominick Mosejczuk
Junior GIRLS DRAWS (4)
Teodora Kostovic, Elizara Yaneva, Petra Konjikusic, Rositsa Dencheva,
Junior QUALIFICATIONS (3):
Michele Mecarelli, Ksenia Efremova, Flora Johnson
The following are the results obtained in the singles Main Draws:
Carlos ALCARAZ, 18th Smrikva Bowl 2013 runner up, currently ranked #2 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Carlos Alcaraz – Giulio Zeppieri (Ita) 6:3,6:4,6:2
2nd round: Carlos Alcaraz – Fabian Morozsan (Hun) 6:1,4:6,6:1,6:2
3rd round: Carlos Alcaraz – Damir Dzumhur (BiH) 6:1,6:3,4:6,6:4
4th round: Carlos Alcaraz – Ben Shelton (USA) 7:6,6:3,4:6,6:4
Quarterfinals: Carlos Alcaraz – Tommy Paul (USA) 6:0,6:1,6:4
Semifinals: Carlos Alcaraz – Lorenzo Musetti (Ita) 4:6,7:6,6:0,2:0 ret.
Finals: Carlos Alcaraz – Jannik Sinner (Ita) 4:6,6:7,6:4,7:6,7:6
Players ranking:
Giulio Zeppieri (Ita) – #306 ATP
Fabian Morozsan (Hun) – #56 ATP
Damir Dzumhur (BiH) – #68 ATP
Ben Shelton (USA) – #13 ATP
Tommy Paul (USA) – #12 ATP
Lorenzo Musetti (ITA) – #8 ATP
Jannik Sinner (Ita) – #1 ATP
Lorenzo MUSETTI, 17th Smrikva Bowl 2012 QF, currently ranked #8 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Lorenzo Musetti – Yannick Hanfmann (Ger) 7:5,6:2,6:0
2nd round: Lorenzo Musetti – Daniel Elahi Galan (Col) 6:4,6:0,6:4
3rd round: Lorenzo Musetti – Mariano Navone (Arg) 4:6,6:4,6:3,6:2
4th round: Lorenzo Musetti – Holger Rune (Den) 7:5,3:6,6:3,6:2
Quarterfinals: Lorenzo Musetti – Frances Tiafoe (USA) 6:2,4:6,7:4,6:2
Semifinals: Lorenzo Musetti – Carlos Alcaraz (Esp) 6:4,6:7,0:6,0:2 ret.
Players ranking:
Yannick Hanfmann (Ger) – #137 ATP
Daniel Elahi Galan (Col) – #122 ATP
Mariano Navone (Arg) – #97 ATP
Holger Rune (Den) – #10 ATP
Frances Tiafoe (USA) – #16 ATP
Carlos Alcaraz (Esp) – #2 ATP
Tommy PAUL, “Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl 2007, currently ranked #12 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Tommy Paul – Elmer Moller (Nor) 6:7,6:2,6:3,6:1
2nd round: Tommy Paul – Marton Fucsovics (Hun) 4:6,2:6,6:3,7:5,6:4
3rd round: Tommy Paul – Karen Kachanov (Rus) 6:3,3:6,7:6,3:6,6:3
4th round: Tommy Paul – Alexei Popyrin (Aus) 6:3,6:3,6:3
Quarterfinals: Tommy Paul – Carlos Alcaraz (Esp) 0:6,1:6,4:6
Players ranking:
Elmer Moller (Nor) – #58 ATP
Marton Fucsovics (Hun) – #124 ATP
Karen Kachanov (Rus) – #24 ATP
Alexei Popyrin (Aus) – #25 ATP
Carlos Alcaraz (Esp) – #2 ATP
Holger RUNE, 18th Smrikva Bowl 2013 QF, currently ranked #10 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Holger Rune – Roberto Bautista Agut (Esp) 6:7,6:4,6:3,6.2
2nd round: Holger Rune – Emilio Nava (USA) 6:3,7:6,6:3
3rd round: Holger Rune – Quentin Halys (Fra) 4:6,6:2,5:7,7:5,6:2
4th round: Holger Rune – Lorenzo Musetti (Ita) 5:7,6:3,3:6,2:6
Players ranking:
Roberto Bautista Agut (Esp) – #57 ATP
Emilio Nava (USA) – #137 ATP
Quentin Halys (Fra) – #52 ATP
Lorenzo Musetti (Ita) – #8 ATP
Alexei POPYRIN, 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009, currently ranked #25 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Alexei Popyrin – Yoshihito Nishioka (Jpn) 7:4,6:4,2:1 ret.
2nd round: Alexei Popyrin – Alejandro Tabilo (Chi) 7:5,6:3,6:4
3rd round: Alexei Popyrin – Nuno Borges (Por) 6:4,7:6,7:6
4th round: Alexei Popyrin – Tommy Paul (USA) 3:6,3:6,3:6
Players ranking:
Yoshihito Nishioka (Jpn) – #75 ATP
Alejandro Tabilo (Chi) – #61 ATP
Nuno Borges (Por) – #41 ATP
Tommy Paul (USA) – #12 ATP
Hamad MEDJEDOVIC, 18th Smrikva Bowl 2013, currently ranked #77 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Hamad Medjedovic – Kamil Majchrzak (Pol) 6:3,6:3,7:6
2nd round: Hamad Medjedovic – Juan Manuel Cerundolo (Arg) 6:3,6:4,7:5
3rd round: Hamad Medjedovic – Daniel Altmaier (Ger) 6:4,3:6,3:6,2:6
Players ranking:
Kamil Majchrzak (Pol) – #88 ATP
Juan Manuel Cerundolo (Arg) – #108 ATP
Daniel Altmaier (Ger) – #66 ATP
Filip MISOLIC , 16th Smrikva Bowl 2011, currently ranked #156 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Filip Misolic – Yunchaokete Bu (Chn) 5:7,7:6,7:6,6:1
2nd round: Filip Misolic – Denis Shapovalov (Can) 7:6,7:6,4:6,4:6,6:3
3rd round: Filip Misolic – Novak Djokovic (Srb) 3:6,4:6,2:6
Players ranking:
Yunchaokete Bu (Chn) – #70 ATP
Filip Misolic – Denis Shapovalov (Can) – #31 ATP
Novak Djokovic (Srb) – #6 ATP
Flavio COBOLLI , 17th Smrikva Bowl 2012, currently ranked #35 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Flavio Cobolli – Marin Cilic (Cro) 6:2,6:1,6:3
2nd round: Flavio Cobolli – Matteo Arnaldi (Ita) 6:3,6:3,6:7,6:1
3rd round: Flavio Cobolli – Alexander Zverev (Ger) 2:6,6:7,1:6
Players ranking:
Marin Cilic (Cro) – #104 ATP
Matteo Arnaldi (Ita) – #36 ATP
Alexander Zverev (Ger) – #3 ATP
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA, 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009, currently ranked #26 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Alejandro Davidovich Fokina – Pablo Llamas Ruiz (Esp) 6:3,6:2,6:7,6:3
2nd round: Alejandro Davidovich Fokina – Jiri Lehecka (Cze) 3:6,6:3,1.6,2:6
Players ranking:
Pablo Llamas Ruiz (Esp) – #874 ATP
Jiri Lehecka (Cze) – #34 ATP
Alex DE MINAUR, 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009 QF, currently ranked #9 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Alex De Minaur – Laslo Djere (Srb) 6:3,6:4,7:6
2nd round: Alex De Minaur – Alexander Bublik (Kaz) 6:2,6:2,4:6,3:6,2:6
Players ranking:
Laslo Djere (Srb) – #59 ATP
Alexander Bublik (Kaz) – #62 ATP
Miomir KECMANOVIC, 14th Smrikva Bowl 2009, currently ranked #46 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Miomir Kecmanovic – Sebastian Baez (Arg) 6:7,6:7,6:4,6:2,6:2
2nd round: Miomir Kecmanovic – Quentin Halys (Fra) 6:4,3:6,6:7,5:7
Players ranking:
Sebastian Baez (Arg) – #36 ATP
Quentin Halys (Fra) – #52 ATP
Mattia BELLUCCI, 15th Smrikva Bowl 2010, currently ranked #68 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Mattia Bellucci – Jack Draper (UK) 6:3,1:6,4:6,2:6
Players ranking:
Jack Draper (UK) – #5 ATP
Lloyd HARRIS, 12th Smrikva Bowl 2007, currently ranked #226 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Lloyd Harris – Andrey Rublev (Rus) 4:6,6:4,6:3,6:1
Players ranking:
Andrey Rublev – #17 ATP
Luca NARDI, 18th Smrikva Bowl 2013, currently ranked #94 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round Luca Nardi – Fabian Morozsan (Hun) 2:6,3:6,6:7
Players ranking:
Fabian Morozsan (Hun) – #56 ATP
Tomas MACHAC, 15th Smrikva Bowl 2010, currently ranked #21 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Tomas Machac – Quentin Halys (Fra) 6:7,1:4, ret.
Players ranking:
Quentin Halys (Fra) – #50 ATP
Jaime FARIA, 18th Smrikva Bowl 2013, currently ranked #115 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Jaime Faria – Jenson Brooksby (USA) 1:6,6:3,3:6,2:6
Players ranking:
Jenson Brooksby (USA) – #165 ATP
Luciano DARDERI , 17th Smrikva Bowl 2012, currently ranked #45 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Luciano Darderi – Sebastian Korda (USA) 2:6,6:4,3:6,2:6
Players ranking:
Sebastian Korda (USA) – #23 ATP
Laslo DJERE, 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 runner up, currently ranked #59 ATP, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Laslo Djere – Alex De Minaur (AUS) 3:6,4:6,6:7
Players ranking:
Alex De Minaur (AUS) – #9 ATP
Olga DANILOVIC, 16th Smrikva Bowl 2011 winner, currently ranked #34 WTA, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Olga Danilovic – Leyla Fernandez (Can) 6:3,6:1
2nd round: Olga Danilovic – Danielle Collins (USA) 6:4,3:6,6:4
3rd round: Olga Danilovic – Aryna Sabalenka (Blr) 2:6,3:6
Players ranking:
Leyla Fernandez (Can) – #27 WTA
Danielle Collins (USA) – 54 WTA
Aryna Sabalenka (Blr) – 1 WTA
Katie BOULTER, 11th Smrikva Bowl 2006 player, currently ranked #38 WTA, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Katie Boulter – Carole Monnet (Fra) 6:7,6:1,6:1
2nd round: Katie Boulter – Madison Keys (USA) 1:6,3:6
Players ranking:
Carole Monnet (Fra) – #227 WTA
Madison Keys (USA) – #8 WTA
Tereza VALENTOVA, 17th Smrikva Bowl 2017, currently ranked #174 WTA, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Tereza Valentova – Chloe Paquet (Fra) 4:6,6:3,7:5
2nd round: Tereza Valentova – Coco Gauf (USA)
Players ranking:
Chloe Paquet (Fra) – #121 WTA
Coco Gauf (USA) – #2 WTA
Donna VEKIC, 10th Smrikva Bowl 2005 player, currently ranked #18 WTA, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Donna Vekic – Anna Blinkova (Rus) 7:5,6:7,6:1
2nd round: Donna Vekic – Bernarda Pera (USA) 2:6,6:4,6:7
Players ranking:
Anna Blinkova (Rus) – #65 WTA
Bernarda Pera (USA) – #83 WTA
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC, 8th Smrikva Bowl 2003 SF, currently ranked #79 WTA, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Ajla Tomljanovic – Maya Joint (AUS) 6:1,6:3
2nd round: Ajla Tomljanovic – Jasmine Paolini (Ita) 3:6,3:6
Players ranking:
Maya Joint (AUS) – #78 WTA
Jasmine Paolini (Ita) – #4 WTA
Alexandra EALA, 15th Smrikva Bowl 2015, currently ranked #69 WTA, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Alexandra Eala – Emiliana Arango (Col) 0:6,6:2,3:6
Players ranking:
Emiliana Arango (Col) – #88 WTA
Nina STOJANOVIC, 11th Smrikva Bowl 2006, currently ranked #170 WTA, at ROLAND GARROS 2025:
Main Draw:
1st round: Nina Stojanovic – Amanda Anisimova (USA) 3:6,1:4 ret.
Players ranking:
Amanda Anisimova (USA) – #16 WTA
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08/05/25
Top Smrikva Bowl players on ATP, WTA, ITF and European U14 ranking lists (update May 2025)
Former top Smrikva Bowl players that reached certain results on the professional ranking list and the top Smrikva Bowl players current ranking.
As of May 5th, 2025 their track record includes the following:
=> 127 professional ATP/WTA titles (5 Grand Slams) conquered by 34 players
=> 51 GRAND SLAM titles (including junior titles) conquered by 36 players
=> 7 Olympic medals (singles, doubles and mixed doubles)
=> 3 Davis Cup titles & 2 Billie Jean King titles
=> 2 NEXT GEN ATP Finals titles
=> 96 players reached TOP 200 ATP/WTA ranking => 48 players reached TOP 100 ATP/WTA ranking => 14 players reached TOP 20 ATP/WTA => 7 players reached TOP 10 ATP/WTA ranking => 1 player reached #1 ATP ranking
=> 15 players reached #1 ITF ranking; 1 player reached #1 ATP ranking
=> 361 + SB players (1996-2016) received scholarships to study in the US & play tennis… and the list of the players can be seen on the following link SB US University Club
- 532 + SB players (1996-2017) collected ATP/WTA points on the following link ATP/WTA SB Club
• 49 TOP 200 WTA Smrikva Bowl Players Club with their best historical ranking:
Belinda BENCIC – 2006 player – #4 WTA (Feb 2020)
Petra MARTIC – 2001 winner – #14 WTA (Jan 2020)
Donna VEKIC – 2003-2005 player – #17 WTA (Jan 2025)
Martina TREVISAN – 2003 player – #18 WTA (May 2023)
Ana KONJUH – 2007 runner up – #20 WTA (Jul 2017)
Katie BOULTER – 2006 player – #23 WTA (Nov 2024)
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC – 2003 semif.- # 32 WTA (Apr 2022)
Olga DANILOVIC – 2011 winner – # 33 WTA (May 2025)
Viktoria KUZMOVA – 2008 semif.- #43 WTA (Mar 2019)
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA – 2005 semif. – #49 (Jun 2023)
Clair LIU – 2010 “LM”/SB player -#52 WTA (Jan 2023)
Alexandra EALA – 2015 player – #70 WTA (May 2025)
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #81 WTA (Mar 2020)
Ivana JOROVIC – 2007 player – #86 on WTA (Jul 2019)
Maria TIMOFEEVA – 2012 player – #93 WTA (Apr 2024)
Ivana LISJAK – 1997 winner – #95 WTA (Jun 2006)
Jana FETT – 2005 player – #97 WTA (Oct 2017)
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #104 WTA (Apr 2022)
Antonia RUZIC, 18th SB 2013, #114 WTA (Apr 2025)
Katie SWAN – 2009 winner – #118 WTA (Oct 2022)
Petra MARCINKO – 2015 player – #132 WTA (Oct 2023)
Deborah CHIESA – 2006 player – #143 WTA (Jun 2018)
Tereza MRDEZA – 2000 winner – #150 WTA (Oct 2015)
Lucija CIRIC BAGARIC – 2014 player – #157 WTA (Aug 2024)
Lea BOSKOVIC – 2009 player – #158 WTA (Sep 2024)
Gabriela TAYLOR – 2008 player – #162 WTA (Dec 2018)
Joanne ZUGER – 2010 player – #164 WTA (Jul 2022)
Tereza VALENTOVA – 2017 player – #170 WTA (Mar 2025)
Lina GJORCHESKA – 2003 player – #170 WTA (Jun 2017)
Aliona FALEI – 2014 runner up – #173 WTA (May 2024)
Lola RADIVOJEVIC – 2015 player – #174 (Oct 2024)
Miriam BULGARU – 2008 player – #176 (Oct 2024)
Dea HERDZELAS – 2006 player – #183 (May 2022)
Dejana RADANOVIC – 2006 player – #187 WTA (Jul 2018)
Berfu CENGIZ – 2009 player – #190 WTA (Dec 2024)
Seone MENDEZ – 2009 player – #198 WTA (Mar 2022)
Tena LUKAS – 2005 player – #200 WTA (Sep 2022)
Ingrid NEEL – 2008 “LM”/SB player -#33 WTA doubles (May 2024)
Tereza MIHALIKOVA – 2008 player – #33 WTA doubles (Mar 2025)
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #37 WTA doubles (Jan 2022)
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #56 WTA doubles (May 2019)
Maia LUMSDEN – 2008 runner up – #57 WTA doubles (Jul 2024)
Angelica MORATELLI – 2004 player – #62 WTA doubles (Sep 2024)
Camilla ROSATELLO – 2005 player – #72 WTA doubles (May 2024)
Giorgia MARCHETTI – 2005 player – #143 WTA doubles (May 2019)
Ema BURGIC – 2002 semifinalist – #145 WTA doubles (Oct 2016)
Anita WAGNER HUSARIC – 2004 player – #158 WTA doubles (Mar 2025)
Vladica BABIC – 2005 player – #164 WTA doubles (Nov 2019)
Angela FITA BOLUDA – 2009 player – #168 WTA doubles (Aug 2022)
Ashley LAHEY – 2009 “LM”/SB player – #170 WTA doubles (Sep 2023)
Andreea ROSCA – 2009 player – #179 WTA doubles (Sep 2022)
• 47 TOP 200 ATP Smrikva Bowl Players Club with their best historical ranking:
Carlos ALCARAZ – 2013 runner up – #1 ATP (Sep 2022)
Dominic THIEM – 2003 winner – #3 ATP (Mar 2020)
Holger RUNE – 2013 QF – #4 ATP (Aug 2023)
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 player – #6 ATP (Jul 2024)
Lorenzo MUSETTI – 2012 QF – #9 ATP (May 2025)
Tommy PAUL – 2007 “LM”/SB player – #9 ATP (Jan 2025)
Borna CORIC – 2005 player – #12 ATP (Nov 2018)
Tomas MACHAC – 2010 QF – #20 ATP (Mar 2025)
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA – 2009 SF- #21 ATP (Aug 2023)
Alexei POPYRIN – 2009 CD winner – #23 ATP (Aug 2024)
Laslo DJERE – 2005 runner up – #27 ATP (Jun 2019)
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2009 quarterf.- #27 ATP (Jan 2023)
Flavio COBOLLI – 2012 player – #30 ATP (Sep 2024)
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 player – #31 ATP (Sep 2021 )
Luciano DARDERI – 2012 player – #32 ATP (Aug 2024)
Hamad MEDJEDOVIC – 2013 SF – #61 ATP (Apr 2025)
Mattia BELLUCCI – 2010 player – #66 ATP (Apr 2025)
Luca NARDI – 2013 player – #67 ATP (Mar 2025)
Jaime FARIA – 2013 player – #87 ATP (Feb 2025)
Duje AJDUKOVIC – 2011 winner – #105 ATP (Sep 2024)
Federico GAIO – 2002 player – #124 ATP (Feb 2020)
Nikola MILOJEVIC – 2005 CD winner – #125 ATP (Feb 2022)
Filip MISOLIC – 2011 player – #126 ATP (Apr 2023)
Jerome KYM – 2013 – #127 ATP (May 2025)
Martin LANDALUCE – 2016 QF – #133 ATP (Feb 2025)
Gianluigi QUINZI – 2006 winner – # 142 ATP (Apr 2019)
Vilius GAUBAS – 2014 – #144 ATP (Apr 2025)
Dino PRIZMIC – 2015 QF – #155 ATP (Nov 2023)
Matteo DONATI – 2005 winner – #159 ATP (Jul 2015)
Gian Marco MORONI – 2008 player – #159 ATP (Jun 2022)
Alibek KACHMAZOV – 2012 – #161 ATP (May 2025)
Nino SERDARUSIC – 2005 player – #167 ATP (Jun 2022)
Javier MARTI – 2002 winner – #170 ATP (Apr 2012)
Nicola KUHN – 2010 winner – #174 ATP (Oct 2019)
Daniel RINCON – 2013 SF – #181 ATP (Dec 2023)
Abdullah SHELBAYH – 2013 – #181 ATP (Jan 2024)
Nerman FATIC – 2004 SF – #191 ATP (Aug 2023)
Marin DRAGANJA – 2001 winner – #20 ATP doubles (Apr 2015)
Patril RIKL – 2009 – #65 ATP doubles (May 2025)
Matej SABANOV – 2002 semi – #72 ATP doubles (Apr 2022)
William BLUMBERG – 2008 “LM”/SB player – #74 ATP doubles (Aug 2022)
Ivan SABANOV – 2002 semi – #75 ATP doubles (Apr 2022)
Dino MARCAN – 2001 runner up – #87 ATP doubles (May 2017)
Luca MARGAROLI – 2002 – #128 ATP doubles (May 2019)
Charles BROOM – 2008 QF – #132 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
Jiri BERNAT – 2011 – #188 ATP doubles (Apr 2025)
Remy BERTOLA – 2008 – #200 ATP doubles (Aug 2024)
As of April 7th 2025 the ranking summary of the TOP 1000 ATP/WTA former Smrikva Bowl players is the following:
• 75 WTA players (7,5%)
Donna VEKIC – 2003-2005 player – #19 WTA
Olga DANILOVIC – 2011 winner – #33 WTA
Belinda *BENCIC – 2006 player – #39 WTA
Katie BOULTER – 2006 player – #40 WTA
Alexandra EALA – 2015 SF – #70 WTA
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC – 2003 semif.- #79 WTA
Petra MARTIC – 2001 winner – #114 WTA
Antonia RUZIC – 2013 player – #117 WTA
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA – 2015 SF – #145 WTA
Jana FETT – 2005 player – #149 WTA
Martina TREVISAN – 2003 player – #160 WTA
Nina STOJANOVIC – 2006 player – #173 WTA
Lola RADIVOJEVIC – 2015 player – #175 WTA
Tereza VALENTOVA – 2017 player – #179 WTA
Lea BOSKOVIC – 2009 player – #201 WTA
Miriam BULGARU – 2008 player – #208 WTA
Petra MARCINKO – 2015 player – #223 WTA
Berfu CENGIZ – 2009 player – #231 WTA
Angela FITA BOLUDA – 2009 player – #234 WTA
Viktoria KUZMOVA HRUNCANKOVA – 2008 SF – #240 WTA
Irina Maria BARA – 2005 player – #243 WTA
Maria TIMOFEEVA – 2012 player – #262 WTA
Camilla ROSATELLO – 2005 player – #273 WTA
Tena LUKAS – 2005 player – #286 WTA
Aliona FALEI – 2014 runner up – #304 WTA
Lina GJORCHESKA – 2003 player – #307 WTA
Claire LIU – 2010 player – #327 WTA
Lucija CIRIC BAGARIC – 2014 player – #332 WTA
Elena MICIC – 2014 player – #355 WTA
Francesca CURMI – 2012 player – #364 WTA
Julie BELGRAVER – 2012 player – #365 WTA
Mia RISTIC – 2016 SB SF – #370 WTA
Iva PRIMORAC – 2006 player – #380 WTA
Tatiana PIERI – 2007 player – #390 WTA
Jessica PIERI – 2007 player – #406 WTA
Ariana GEERLINGS – 2015 player – #413 WTA
Matilde PAOLETTI – 2012 player -#414 WTA
Pia LOVRIC – 2012 player – #429 WTA
Alisa OKTIABREVA – 2018 winner – #447 WTA
Rositza DENCHEVA – 2017 winner – #449 WTA
Denislava GLUSHKOVA – 2014 player – #460 WTA
Ziva FALKNER – 2012 player – #465 WTA
Haruna ARAKAWA – 2008 player – #493 WTA
Deborah CHIESA – 2006 player – #502 WTA
Yufei REN – 2016 SF – #512 WTA
Ana Konjuh – 2007 runner up – #516 WTA
Dejana RADANOVIC – 2006 player – #517 WTA
Teodora KOSTOVIC – 2017 player – #524 WTA
Monika STANKIEWICZ – 2016 player – #530 WTA
Aleksandra VECIC – 2011 player – #532 WTA
Luisa MEYER AUF DER HEIDE – 2012 runner up – #543 WTA
Joelle STEUR – 2014 player – #544 WTA
Kristiana SIDOROVA – 2016 player #558 WTA
Oana GEORGETA SIMION – 2006 player – #582 WTA
Katarina JOKIC – 2008 winner – #595 WTA
Seone MENDEZ – 2009 player – #604 WTA
Ksenia EFREMOVA – 2019 winner – #629 WTA
Ena KOIKE – 2016 player – #690 WTA
Elizara YANEVA – 2017 player – #706 WTA
Patricija PAUKSTYTE – 2014 player – #718 WTA
Mio MUSHIKA – 2015 player – #738 WTA
Zoe KRUGER – 2012 SF – 769 WTA
Ema BURGIC – 2002 player – #799 WTA
Hephzibah OLUWADARE – 2017 player – #818 WTA
Ela Nala MILIC – 2016 winner – #825 WTA
Ania HERTEL – 2010 player – #865 WTA
Anastasia GRECHKINA – 2015 player – #882 WTA
Paula ARIAS MANON – 2010 runner up – #883 WTA
Kristina NOVAK – 2010 player – #888 WTA
Rose Marie NIJKAMP – 2016 player – #892 WTA
Suana TUCAKOVIC – 2014 player – #909 WTA
Sarah TATU – 2014 player – #918 WTA
Dunja MARIC – 2016 player – #921 WTA
Mao MUSHIKA – 2015 player – #950 WTA
Alexandra IORDACHE – 2012 player – #1000 WTA
• 68 ATP players (6,8%)
Carlos ALCARAZ GARFIA – 2013 runner up – #3 ATP
Alex DE MINAUR – 2009 player – #8 ATP
Lorenzo MUSETTI – 2012 QF – #9 ATP
Holger RUNE – 2013 QF – #10 ATP
Tommy PAUL – 2007 player – #12 ATP
Tomas MACHAC – 2010 QF- #20 ATP
Alexei POPYRIN – 2009 cd winner – #25 ATP
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA – 2009 SF- #26 ATP
Flavio COBOLLI – 2012 player – #34 ATP
Luciano DARDERI – 2012 player – #46 ATP
Miomir KECMANOVIC – 2009 player – #47 ATP
Laslo DJERE – 2005 runner up – #64 ATP
Mattia BELLUCCI – 2010 player – #68 ATP
Hamad MEDJEDOVIC – 2013 SF – #72 ATP
Borna CORIC – 2005 player – #84 ATP
Luca NARDI – 2013 player – #95 ATP
Jaime FARIA – 2013 player – #108 ATP
Jerome KYM – 2013 player – #127 ATP
Martin LANDALUCE – 2016 QF – #147 ATP
Vilius GAUBAS – 2014 player – #154 ATP
Alibek KACHMAZOV – 2012 player – #161 ATP
Duje AJDUKOVIC – 2011 winner – #175 ATP
Filip MISOLIC – 2011 player – #180 ATP
Daniel RINCON – 2013 SF – #212 ATP
Lloyd HARRIS – 2007 player – #224 ATP
Mili POLJICAK – 2014 player – #270 ATP
Abedallah SHELBAYH – 2013 player – #278 ATP
Luka MIKRUT – 2014 player – #281 ATP
Remy BERTOLA – 2008 player – #297 ATP
Nicolas ALVAREZ VARONA – 2011 player – #314 ATP
Federico CINA – 2017 SB player – #323 ATP
Dino PRIZMIC – 2015 QF – #334 ATP
Daniel MERIDA AGUILAR – 2014 player – #335 ATP
Jacopo BERRETTINI – 2008 player – #336 ATP
Matej DODIG – 2015 player – #342 ATP
Nerman FATIC – 2004 player – #348 ATP
Charles BROOM – 2008 player – #349 ATP
Cezar CRETU – 2011 player – #362 ATP
Gabi Adrian BOITAN – 2009 player – #368 ATP
Bor ARTNAK – 2014 player – #484 ATP
Federico BONDIOLI – 2015 player – #488 ATP
Nicola KUHN – 2010 winner – #493 ATP
Fabrizio ANDALORO – 2011 player – #498 ATP
Eric VANSHELBOIM – 2011 player – #517 ATP
Stefan POPOVIC – 2013 player – #519 ATP
Petr BRUNCLIK – 2016 SB player – #566 ATP
Damien WENGER – 2010 player – #568 ATP
Branko DJURIC – 2015 SB winner – #577 ATP
Andrea GUERRIERI – 2008 player – #606 ATP
Dusan OBRADOVIC – 2011 player – #626 ATP
Noah SCHACHTER – “LM”/SB 2009 – #657 ATP
Sebastian GIMA – 2012 runner up – #672 ATP
Ewen LUMSDEN – 2010 player – #675 ATP
Yshai OLIEL – 2010 runner up – #681 ATP
Filippo *ROMANO*- 2015 player – #690 ATP
Adam NEFF – 2011 player – #692 ATP
Federico GAIO – 2002 player – #738 ATP
Filip PLANINSEK – 2011 SB player – #743 ATP
Mees ROTTGERING – 2017 SB player – #812 ATP
Nino SERDARUSIC – 2005 player – #824 ATP
Samuele PIERI – 2012 player – #831 ATP
Tomas CURRAS ABASOLO – 2010 player – #864 ATP
Patrick BRADY – 2014 SB winner – #876 ATP
Tomasz BERKIETA – 2016 player – #915 ATP
Kylan BIGUN – 2016 winner – #921 ATP
Oliver BONDING – 2017 player – #944 ATP
Jan KUPČIČ – 2011 player – #949 ATP
Georgi GEORGIEV – 2016 player – #955 ATP
Viktor JOVIC – 2012 player – #961 ATP
Marko MAKSIMOVIC – 2016 player – #962 ATP
Nikola MILOJEVIC – 2005 player – #871 ATP
Filippo MORONI – 2011 player – #975 ATP
• 19 players TOP 100 ATP last RACE TO JEDDAH 2025 NEXT GEN (19%)
Martin LANDALUCE – 2016 – 9 ATP
Federico CINA – 2017 – 10 ATP
Petr BRUNCLIK – 2016 – 15 ATP
Dino PRIZMIC – 2015 QF – 19 ATP
Branko DJURIC – 2015 – 29 ATP
Mees ROTTGERING – 2017 – 32 ATP
Federico BONDIOLI – 2015 – 35 ATP
Filippo ROMANO – 2015 – 37 ATP
Oliver BONDING – 2017 – 47 ATP
Matej DODIG – 2015 – 50 ATP
Georgi GEORGIEV – 2016 – 54 ATP
Marko MAKSIMOVIC – 2016 – 56 ATP
Tomasz BERKIETA – 2016 – 75 ATP
Kylan*BIGUN* – 2016 – 81 ATP
Mika PETKOVIC – 2016 – 88 ATP
Lorenzo SCIAHBASI – 2015 – 90 ATP
Nico HIPFL – 2016 – 91 ATP
Ognjen MILIC – 2017 – 93 ATP
Andreas TIMINI – 2016 – 100 ATP
NEXT GEN SB PLAYERS:
Milano 2017: Borna CORIC and Gianluigi QUINZI (WC)
Milano 2018: Alex DE MINAUR (runner up) and Lloyd HARRIS (alternate)
Milano 2019: Alex DE MINAUR (runner up), Miomir KECMANOVIC (semifinals), Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA (round robin)
Milano 2020: not played for Covid – 19 but would have played: Alex DE MINAUR, Miomir KECMANOVIC, Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA, Lorenzo MUSETTI, Carlos ALCARAZ
Milano 2021: Carlos ALCARAZ (winner), Lorenzo MUSETTI (round robin), Holger RUNE (round robin), Flavio COBOLLI (alternate)
Milano 2022: Lorenzo MUSETTI, Carlos ALCARAZ (qualified but did not play), Holger RUNE (qualified but did not play)
Jeddah 2023: Carlos ALCARAZ, Holger RUNE, Lorenzo MUSETTI (qualified but did not play)
Hamad MEDJEDOVIC (winner), Luca NARDI (round robin), Flavio COBOLLI (round robin), Abdullah SHELBAYS (round robin wc), Luciano DARDERI (alternate)
Jeddah 2024: Martin LANDALUCE (alternate)
• 13 boys (13%) and 9 girls (9%)… in total 21 players are in TOP 100 ITF
BOYS:
- #1 Mees ROTTGERING – junior W s. 2024 runner up
- #11 Alexander VASILEV
- #13 Timofei DEREPASKO
- #22 Niels McDONALD
- #31 Thilo BEHRMANN
- #32 Oliver BONDING
- #36 Ognjen MILIC
- #37 William REJCHTMAN VINCIGUERRA
- #39 Dominick MOSEJCZUK
- #58 Michele MECARELLI
- #73 Benjamin GUSIC WAN
- #79 Ziga SESKO
- #92 Duje MARKOVINA
- #105 Dimitar KISIMOV
- #117 Victor RYDEN
- #121 Federico CINA – junior RG d. 2024 runner up
- #130 Volodymyr GURENKO
- #133 Vito DARDERI
- #141 Conor BRADY
- #170 Leny PETIT
- #199 Filippo ALFANO
- #229 Oliver MAJDANDZIC
- #245 Maximilian CARRIER
- #268 Aleksa OPARNICA
- #307 Mustafa EGE SIK
- #327 Aleksandar TOLEV
- #336 Roger KOIKE
- #366 Jacob Kailiang SHEN
- #397 Patrick-Valentin MOISE
- #400 Wiktor JEZ
- #402 Filip KOSINSKI
- #408 Marcell KOVACS
- #433 Sin Hang TAM
- #476 Luka NIKOLIC
- #509 Filippo GARBERO
- #517 Juliusz STANCZYK
- #592 Dehan VAN DEVENTER
- #654 Štepan SKLENIČKA
- #700 Alexei FROLOV
- #707 Tim VAISMAN
- #760 Israel DOWIE
- #774 Marko DRAGOVIC
- #777 Viggo WAGENKNECHT
- #784 Aleksander MITEV
- #800 Roben GAVANI
- #831 Marko RETELJ
- #845 Itamar VERTHAIMER
- #916 Skender KATANA
- #929 Krystof KOMINEK
- #992 Alex BERGOMI
GIRLS:
- #7 Teodora KOSTOVIC
- #20 Elizara YANEVA
- #39 Tereza VALENTOVA junior RG singles & doubles winner
- #50 Rositsa DENCHEVA
- #54 Petra KONJIKUSIC
- #66 Ksenia EFREMOVA
- #70 Flora JOHNSON
- #80 Alana SUBASIC
- #100 Dora MISKOVIC
- #116 Raya KOTSEVA
- #149 Sarina SCHNYDER
- #186 Daria KORESHKOVA
- #199 Lana VIRC
- #281 Tea KOVACEVIC
- #309 Aurora NOSEI
- #320 Iva LAKIC
- #328 Maja WROBEL
- #345 Marta GAYOSO DE LOS RIOS
- #386 Hepzibah OLUWADARE
- #389 Milla KOTAMAKI
- #403 Lia BELIBOVA
- #405 Anna SHKUTOVA
- #420 Marta DOBRIC
- #449 Briyana IVANOVA
- #480 Antonina CZAJKA
- #510 Marzia Paola Marina PIERAGOSTINI
- #544 Alja SENICA
- #608 Africa BURILLO BEREZAK
- #701 Duru BAYCAN
- #730 Zoja PETERNEL
- #736 Sakino MIYAZAWA
- #757 Aranai Martinez QUINTANA
- #803 Angelica SARA
- #828 Eva KHRUSTALEVA
- #922 Eleonora TONEVA
- #976 Sapir COHEN
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, #612 ATP (Mar 2006)
Ivana LISJAK (CRO), 2nd SB 1997 winner, #95 WTA (Jun 2006)
Mateja HORVAT (CRO), 3rd SB 1998 winner, #830 WTA (Nov 2005)
Astrid BESSER (ITA), 4th SB 1999 winner, #356 WTA (Mar 2009)
Deni ZMAK (CRO), 4th SB 1999 runner up, #961 ATP (May 2010)
Tereza MRDEZA (CRO), 5th SB 2000 winner, #150 WTA (Oct 2015)
Adelchi VIRGILI (ITA), 5th SB 2000 winner, #394 ATP doubles (Oct 2017)
Marin DRAGANJA (CRO), 6th SB 2001 winner, #20 ATP doubles (Apr 2015)
Dino MARCAN (CRO), 6th SB 2001 runner up, #87 ATP doubles (May 2017)
Petra MARTIC (CRO), 6th SB 2001 winner, #14 WTA (Jan 2020)
IN 2002 SMRIKVA BOWL STARTED TO BE A EUROPEAN TENNIS TALENTS GATHERING
2002 – 7th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Federico GAIO – 2002 player – #124 ATP (Feb 2020)
Javier MARTI (ESP), 7th SB 2002 winner, #170 ATP (Apr 2012)
Matej SABANOV (CRO), 7th SB 2002 semif., #72 ATP doubles (Apr 2022)
Ivan SABANOV (CRO), 7th SB 2002 semif., #75 ATP doubles (Apr 2022)
Luca MARGAROLI (SUI), 7th SB 2002, #171 ATP doubles (May 2019)
GIRLS
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC (CRO), 7th SB 2002 runner up, # 32 WTA (Apr 2022)
Martina CAREGARO (ITA), 7th SB 2002 winner, #253 WTA (Feb 2016)
Ema BURGIC (BiH), 7th SB 2002 SF, #145 WTA (Oct 2016)
2003 – 8th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Dominic THIEM (AUT), 8th SB 2003 winner, #3 ATP (Mar 2020)
GIRLS
Donna VEKIC (CRO), 8th SB 2003, #17 WTA (Jan 2025)
Martina TREVISAN (ITA), 8th SB 2003, #18 WTA (May 2023)
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC (CRO),8th SB 2003 semif., # 32 WTA (Apr 2022)
Lina GJORCHESKA (MKD), 8th SB 2003, #170 WTA (Jun 2017)
2004 – 9th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Nerman FATIC (BiH), 9th SB 2004 semif, #191 ATP (Aug 2023)
GIRLS
Donna VEKIC (CRO), 9th SB 2004, #17 WTA (Jan 2025)
Angelica MORATELLI (ITA), 9th SB 2004, #62 WTA doubles (Sep 2024)
Anita WAGNER HUSARIC (BIH), 9th SB 2004, #158 WTA doubles (Mar 2025)
IN 2005 SMRIKVA BOWL GATHERED TOP TENNIS TALENTS FROM 3 CONTINENTS
2005 – 10th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Borna CORIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #12 ATP (Nov 2018)
Laslo DJERE (SRB), 10th SB 2005 runner up, #27 ATP (Jun 2019)
Nikola MILOJEVIC (SRB), 10th SB 2005 Cons.winner, #125 ATP (Feb 2022)
Nino SERDARUSIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #167 ATP (Jun 2022)
GIRLS
Donna VEKIC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #17 WTA (Jan 2025)
Jana FETT (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #97 WTA (Oct 2017)
Irina Maria BARA (ROM), 10th SB 2005, #104 WTA (Apr 2022)
Tena LUKAS (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #200 WTA (Sep 2022)
Oana Georgetta SIMION (ROM), 10th SB 2005, #380 WTA (Jul 2021)
Iva PRIMORAC (CRO), 10th SB 2005, #386 WTA (Sep 2024)
Camilla ROSATELLO (ITA), 10th SB 2005, #72 WTA doubles (May 2024)
2006 – 11th Smrikva Bowl
GIRLS
Belinda BENCIC (SUI), 11th SB 2006, #4 WTA (Feb 2020)
Katie BOULTER (UK), 11th SB 2006, #23 WTA (Nov 2024)
Nina STOJANOVIC (SRB), 11th SB 2006, #81 WTA (Mar 2020)
Deborah CHIESA (ITA), 11th SB 2006, #143 WTA (Jun 2018)
Dea HERDZELAS (BiH), 11th SB 2006 quarterf., #183 (May 2022)
Dejana *RADANOVIC*(SRB), 11th SB 2006, #187 WTA (Jul 2018)
Iva PRIMORAC (CRO), 11th SB 2006, #386 WTA (Sep 2024)
2007 – 12th Smrikva Bowl and 6th“Little Mo”/Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Lloyd HARRIS (RSA), ,12th SB 2007, #31 ATP (Sep 2021)
GIRLS
Ana KONJUH (CRO), 12th SB 2007 runner up, #20 WTA (Jul 2017)
Ivana JOROVIC (SRB), 12th SB 2007, #86 on WTA (Jul 2019)
Jessica PIERI (ITA), 12th SB 2007, #205 WTA (May 2018)
Nina POTOCNIK (SLO), 12th SB 2007 semif., #257 WTA (Feb 2023)
Anna BROGAN (UK), 12th SB 2007 – #303 WTA (May 2023)
Tatiana PIERI (ITA), 12th SB 2007, #322 WTA (Jul 2024)
“Little Mo” TEAM
Tommy PAUL (USA), 6th “Little Mo”/SB, #9 ATP (Jan 2025)
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
Alexei POPYRIN (AUS), 13th SB 2008, #23 ATP (Aug 2024)
Miomir KECMANOVIC (SRB), 13th SB 2008, #27 ATP (Jan 2023)
Gian Marco MORONI (ITA), 13th SB 2008, #159 ATP (Jun 2022)
Charles BROOM (UK) , 13th SB 2008, #235 ATP ATP (Jun 2024) 129 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
Jacopo BERRETTINI (ITA), 13th SB 2008, #317 ATP (Jan 2025)
Andrea GUERRIERI (ITA), 13th SB 2008 semif., #511 ATP (Jul 2024)
Matyas FUELE (HUN), 13th SB 2008, #547 ATP (Apr 2024)
Patrik RIKL (CZE), 13th SB 2008, #65 ATP doubles (May 2025)
GIRLS
Viktoria KUZMOVA HRUNCANKOVA (SVK), 13th SB 2008 semif., #43 WTA (Mar 2019)
Miriam Bulgaru (ROU), 13th SB 2008, #176 (Oct 2024)
Berfu CENGIZ (TUR), 13th SB 2008, #190 WTA (Dec 2024)
Katarina KOZAROV (SRB), 13th SB 2008, #302 WTA (Nov 2023)
Katarina JOKIC (SRB), 13th SB 2008 winner, #417 WTA (Oct 2022)
Tereza MIHALIKOVA (SVK), 13th SB 2008, #33 WTA doubles (Mar 2025)
Maia LUMSDEN (UK), 13th SB 2008 runner up, #57 WTA doubles (Jul 2024)
“Little Mo” TEAM
Ingrid NEEL (USA), 7th “Little Mo”/SB, #33 WTA doubles (May 2024)
William BLUMBERG (USA), 7th “Little Mo”/SB, #74 ATP doubles (Aug 2022)
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., #6 ATP (Jul 2024)
Tomas MACHAC (CZE), 14th SB 2009, #20 ATP (Mar 2025)
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA (ESP), 14th SB 2009 semif., #21 ATP (Aug 2023)
Alexei POPYRIN (AUS), 14th SB 2009 Cons.winner, #23 ATP (Aug 2024)
Miomir KECMANOVIC (SRB), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #27 ATP (Jan 2023)
Patrik RIKL (CZE), 14th SB 2009 quarterf., #65 ATP doubles (May 2025)
Gabi Adrian BOITAN (ROM), 14th SB 2009, #328 ATP (Aug 2024)
GIRLS
Katie SWAN (UK), 14th SB 2009 winner, #118 WTA (Oct 2022)
Lea Bošković (CRO), 14th SB 2009, #158 WTA (Sep 2024)
Berfu CENGIZ (TUR), 14th SB 2009 player, #190 WTA (Dec 2024)
Seone MENDEZ (AUS), 14th SB 2009, #198 WTA (Mar 2022)
Angela FITA BOLUDA (ESP), 14th SB 2009, #245 WTA (Oct 2024)
Haruna ARAKAWA (JPN), 14th SB 2009, #352 WTA (Feb 2020)
Ashley LAHEY (USA), 8th “Little Mo”/SB, #170 WTA doubles (Sep 2023)
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
Tomas MACHAC (CZE), 15th SB 2010 quarterf., #20 ATP (Mar 2025)
Mattia BELLUCCI (ITA), 15th SB 2010, #66 ATP (Apr 2025)
Duje AJDUKOVIC (CRO), 2010 & 16th SB 2011 winner, #105 ATP (Sep 2024)
Nicola KUHN (ESP), 15th SB 2010 winner, #174 ATP (Oct 2019)
Yshai OLIEL (ISR), 15th SB 2010 semif., #305 ATP (Aug 2022)
Damien WENGER (SUI), 15th SB 2010, #363 ATP (May 2023)
Rimpei KAWAKAMI (JPN), 15th SB 2010, #464 ATP (Dec 2022)
Ewan LUMSDEN (SCO), 15th SB 2010, #650 ATP (Feb 2025)
Tomas CURRAS ABASOLO (ESP), 15th SB 2010, #887 ATP (Apr 2024)
Rafael IZQUIRED LUQUE (ESP), 15th SB 2010, #892 ATP (Aug 2024)
Yannick SKINNEGER (SUI), 15th SB 2010, #920 ATP (Apr 2024)
Jan KUPČIČ (SLO), 15th SB 2010, #994 ATP (Sep 2024)
Nico HORNITSCHEK (GER), 15th SB 2010, #1031 ATP (Aug 2024)
Mischa LANZ (SUI), 15th SB 2010, #1332 ATP (Aug 2024)
GIRLS
Olga DANILOVIC (SRB), 15th SB 2010, #33 WTA (May 2025)
Joanne ZUGER (SUI), 15th SB 2010, #163 WTA (Aug 2022)
Tina CVETKOVIC (SLO), 15th SB 2010, #552 WTA (Jul 2022)
Paula ARIAS MANJON (ESP), 15th SB 2010 runner up, #681 WTA (Apr 2024)
Ania HERTEL (POL), 15th SB 2010, #691 WTA (Jul 2024)
“Little Mo” TEAM
Claire LIU (USA), 9th “Little Mo”/SB, #52 WTA (Jan 2023)
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
Duje AJDUKOVIC (CRO), 2010 & 16th SB 2011 winner, #105 ATP (Sep 2024)
Filip MISOLIC (AUT), 16th SB 2011, #126 ATP (Apr 2023)
Nicolas ALVAREZ VARONA (ESP), 16th SB 2011 quarterf., #219 ATP (Oct 2022)
Cezar CRETU (ROU), 16th SB 2011, #291 ATP (Sep 2024)
Eric VANSHELBOIM (UKR), 16th SB 2011, #357 ATP (Feb 2024)
Fabbrizio ANDALORO (ITA), 16th SB 2011, #493 ATP (Mar 2025)
Dusan OBRADOVIC (SRB), 16th SB 2011, #511 ATP (Aug 2024)
Adam NEFF (USA), 16th SB 2011, 669 ATP (Sep 2024)
Viktor JOVIC (SRB), 16th SB 2011, #729 ATP (Jun 2024)
Filip PLANINSEK (SVN), 16th SB 2011, #742 ATP (Jan 2025)
Jan KUPČIČ (SLO), 16th SB 2011, #950 ATP (Oct 2024)
Daniel SALAZAR (ESP), 16th SB 2011, #1199 ATP (Aug 2024)
Herman HOYERAAL (NOR), 16th SB 2011, #1531 ATP (Jul 2024)
GIRLS
Olga DANILOVIC (SRB), 16th SB 2011 winner, #33 WTA (May 2025)
Alexandra VECIC (GER), 16th SB 2011, #384 WTA (Aug 2023)
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., #9 ATP (May 2025)
Flavio COBOLLI (ITA), 17th SB 2012, #30 ATP (Sep 2024)
Luciano DARDERI (ITA), 17th SB 2012, #32 ATP (Aug 2024)
Alibek KACHMAZOV (RUS), 17th SB 2012, #161 ATP (May 2025)
Sebastian GIMA (ROU), 17th SB 2012 runner up, #436 ATP (Aug 2023)
Samuele PIERI (ITA), 17th SB 2012, #707 ATP (Oct 2024)
Patrick Brady (GBR), 17th SB 2012, #728 ATP (Feb 2024)
Viktor JOVIC (SRB), 17th SB 2012, #729 ATP (Jun 2024)
Fons VAN SAMBEEK (NED), 17th SB 2012, #949 ATP (Nov 2023)
Thijmen LOOF (NED), 17th SB 2012, #961 ATP (Oct 2024)
Mikolaj LORENS (ESP), 17th SB 2012, #1249 ATP (Nov 2021)
Alan BOJARSKI (POL), 17th SB 2012, #1367 ATP (Jul 2024)
Drazen PETROVIC (BiH), 17th SB 2012, #1419 ATP (Sep 2024)
Michael Francis EALA (PHI), 17th SB 2012, #1475 ATP (Aug 2022)
Aly SHOKEIR (EGY), 17th SB 2012, #1579 ATP (Dec 2019)
Goran ZIVOTIC (SRB), 17th SB 2012, #1579 ATP (Dec 2019)
Piotr PAWLAK (POL), 17th SB 2012, #1626 ATP (Jun 2023)
Sean KAMYSHEV (ISR), 17th SB 2012, #1634 ATP (Aug 2022)
Alexa MARDJONOVIC (SRB), 17th SB 2012, #1210 ATP doubles (Nov 2023)
Angel GUERRERO MELGAR (ESP), 17th SB 2012, #1759 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
GIRLS
Maria TIMOFEEVA (RUS), 17th SB 2012, #93 WTA (Apr 2024)
Matilde PAOLETTI (ITA), 17th SB 2012 quarterf., #262 WTA (Jul 2023)
Francesca CURMI (MLT), 17th SB 2012, #299 WTA (Sep 2023)
Julie BELGRAVER (FRA), 17th SB 2012, #339 WTA (Jan 2025)
Luisa MEYER AUF DER HEIDE (Ger), 17th SB 2012, #376 WTA (Oct 2022)
Živa FALKNER (SLO), 17th SB 2012, #397 WTA (Sep 2023)
Zoe KRUGER (RSA), 17th SB 2012 semif., #424 WTA (Apr 2022)
Pia LOVRIC (SLO), 17th SB 2012 semif., #454 WTA (Aug 2024)
Himari SATO (JPN), 17th SB 2012 winner, #685 WTA (Jun 2023)
Weronika BASZAK (POL), 17th SB 2012, #692 WTA (Jul 2023)
Helene PELLICANO (MLT), 17th SB 2012, #710 WTA (May 2019)
Kristyna LAVICKOVA (CZE), 17th SB 2012, #986 WTA (Feb 2021)
Noa KRZNARIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #1260 WTA doubles (Jan 2023)
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
Carlos ALCARAZ GARFIA (ESP), 18th SB 2013 runner up, #1 ATP (Sep 2022)
Holger Vitus Nodskov RUNE (DEN), 18th SB 2013, #4 ATP (Aug 2023)
Hamad MEDJEDOVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013 semif., #61 ATP (Apr 2025)
Luca NARDI (ITA), 18th SB 2013, #67 ATP (Mar 2025)
Jaime FARIA (POR), 18th SB 2013, #87 ATP (Feb 2025)
Jerome KYM (SUI), 18th SB 2013, #127 ATP (May 2025)
Daniel RINCON (ESP), 18th SB 2013 semif., #181 ATP (Dec 2023)
Abedallah SHELBAYH (JOR), 18th SB 2013, #181 ATP (Jan 2024)
Stefan POPOVIC (SRB), 18th SB 2013, #410 ATP (May 2024)
Patrick BRADY (GBR), 19th SB 2014 winner, #728 ATP (Feb 2024)
Alejandro TURRIZIANI ALVAREZ (ESP), 18th SB 2013, #1111 ATP (Sep 2024)
Gabriele BRANCATELLI (USA), 18th SB 2013, #1177 ATP (Feb 2024)
Stepan BAUM (CZE), 18th SB 2013, #1193 ATP (Sep 2024)
Timofey STEPANOV (BLR), 18th SB 2013, #1358 ATP (Jul 2023)
Piotr KUSIEWICZ (POL) , 18th SB 2013, #1519 ATP (Mar 2023)
Gal EMERSIC POTOCNIK (SLO), 18th SB 2013, #1545 ATP (Jul 2024)
Aljaž JERAN (SLO), 18th SB 2013, #1850 ATP doubles (Jun 2023)
GIRLS
Antonia RUZIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #114 WTA (Apr 2025)
Aliona FALEI (BLR), 18th SB 2013, #173 WTA (May 2024)
Tea LUKIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014 winner, #654 WTA doubles (Sep 2023)
Noa KRZNARIC (CRO), 18th SB 2013, #1260 WTA doubles (Jan 2023)
Remika OHASHI (JPN) , 18th SB 2013, #1315 WTA doubles (Oct 2024)
Maja RADISIC (SLO), 18th SB 2013, #1470 WTA doubles (Dec 2022)
Jelena RISTIC (AUT), 18th SB 2013, #1555 WTA doubles (Sep 2023)
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
Vilius GAUBAS (LIT), 19th SB 2014, #144 ATP (Apr 2025)
Mili POLJICAK (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #267 ATP (Apr 2025)
Daniel MERIDA AGUILAR (ESP), 19th SB 2014, #270 ATP (Feb 2025)
Luka MIKRUT (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #281 ATP (May 2025)
Kalin IVANOVSKI (MKD), 19th SB 2014, #305 ATP (Oct 2023)
Bor ARTNAK (SVN), 19th SB 2014, #373 ATP (Sep 2024)
Pedro RODENAS (ESP), 19th SB 2014, # 553 ATP (Aug 2023)
Patrick BRADY (GBR), 19th SB 2014 winner, #728 ATP (Feb 2024)
Nicolas KOBELT (SUI) , 19th SB 2014, # 810 ATP (Jun 2023)
William JANSEN (GBR), 19th SB 2014, #1023 ATP (Dec 2022)
Alex DE GABRIELE (MLT) , 19th SB 2014, #1481 ATP (Aug 2024)
Enrico BALDISSERRI (ITA) , 19th SB 2014, #1679 ATP (Jan 2024)
Matija SAMARDZIC (MNE), 19th SB 2014, #1702 ATP (May 2022)
Maj PREMZL (SLO), 19th SB 2014, #1783 ATP (Sep 2022)
Noa VUKADIN (CRO) , 19th SB 2014, #1820 ATP (Jun 2024)
Lun OBRUL (SLO) , 19th SB 2014, #1821 ATP (Jun 2024)
Tarik BAJROVIC (BIH) , 19th SB 2014, #1827 ATP (May 2023)
Venedikt TSIRIKIDZE (RUS) , 19th SB 2014, #1876 ATP (May 2024)
Aljaž KIRBIS (SLO) , 19th SB 2014, #1814 ATP doubles (Nov 2023)
Ivan SODAN (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #1871 ATP doubles (Aug 2022)
Alberto SANNA (ITA), 19th SB 2014, #1974 ATP doubles (Nov 2023)
Nikola ZEKIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014, #2055 ATP doubles (Feb 2023)
Dragomir DRAGANOV (BLG), 19th SB 2014, #2063 ATP doubles (Aug 2022)
GIRLS
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA (CZE), 19th SB 2014 semif., #49 WTA (Jun 2023)
Lucija CIRIC BAGARIC (CRO), 19th SB 2014, #157 WTA (Aug 2024)
Aliona FALEI (BLR), 19th SB 2014 runner up, #173 WTA (May 2024)
Elena MICIC (AUS), 19th SB 2014, #355 WTA (Mar 2025)
Denislava GLUSHKOVA (BGR), 19th SB 2014, #453 WTA (Aug 2023)
Joelle STEUR (GER), 19th SB 2014, #500 WTA (Apr 2023)
Patricija PAUKSTYTE (LTU), 19th SB 2014, #622 WTA (Apr 2025)
Charlotte KEMPENAERS POCZ (AUS), 19th SB 2014, #760 (Nov 2022)
Suana TUCAKOVIC (BIH), 19th SB 2014 semif., # 818 WTA (Jun 2024)
Sarah TATU (UK), 19th SB 2014, #824 WTA (Sep 2024)
Carolina GOMEZ (ESP), 19th SB 2014, #854 WTA (Feb 2023)
Petja DRAME (SLO), 19th SB 2014, #1127 WTA (Nov 2023)
Mirjana JOVANOVIC (SRB) , 19th SB 2014, #1184 WTA (Sep 2024)
Sarah MUELLER (GER), 19th SB 2014, #1333 WTA (Jul 2023)
Jaquelyn OGUNWALE (UK), 19th SB 2014,#1381 WTA (Jul 2024)
Tea LUKIC (SRB), 19th SB 2014 winner, #654 WTA doubles (Sep 2023)
Stela Peeva (BGR) , 19th SB 2014,#981 WTA doubles (Feb 2020)
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
Dino PRIZMIC (CRO), 20th SB 2015 quarterf., #155 ATP (Oct 2023)
Matej DODIG (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #264 ATP (Oct 2024)
Federico BONDIOLI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #488 ATP (May 2025)
Branko DJURIC (MNE), 20th SB 2015 winner, # 563 ATP (Apr 2025)
Filippo ROMANO (ITA) , 20th SB 2015, #694 ATP (Feb 2025)
Lorenzo SCIAHBASI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #721 ATP (Sep 2024)
Ofek SHIMANOV (ISR), 20th SB 2015, #822 ATP (Apr 2024)
Marc MAJDANDZIC (GER), 20th SB 2015 semif., #947 ATP (May 2024)
Aleksa PISARIC (SRB), 20th SB 2015, #966 ATP (Sep 2024)
Matic KRIZNIK (SVN), 20th SB 2015, #996 ATP (Oct 2024)
Romeo HADZIMEHMEDOVIC (SRB) , 20th SB 2015, #1177 ATP (Nov 2023)
Iker SEVILLA (ESP), 20th SB 2015 runner up , #1370 ATP (Aug 2024)
Viktor MARKOV (BGR), 20th SB 2015, #1517 ATP (Jun 2023)
Kevin EDENGREN (SWE), 20th SB 2015, #1647 ATP (Jan 2024)
Marko NIKOLIC (SRB) , 20th SB 2015, #1756 ATP (Sep 2024)
Federico GARBERO (ITA) , 20th SB 2015, #1850 ATP (Sep 2024)
Manuel LAZIC (AUT) , 20th SB 2015, # 1858 ATP (Apr 2024)
Kristian TUMBAS KAJGO (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #1161 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
Matthias UWE KASK (CAN), 20th SB 2015, #1954 ATP doubles (Jun 2024)
Andrea MEDURI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, #1257 ATP doubles (Aug 2024)
Mikalai BANKOU (BLR), 20th SB 2015, not yet ranked on ATP
Giacomo NOSEI (ITA), 20th SB 2015, not yet ranked on ATP
Jose Alessandro HERNANDEZ (ESP), 20th SB 2015 semif., not yet ranked on ATP
GIRLS
Linda FRUHVIRTOVA (CZE), 20th SB 2015 semif., #49 WTA (Jun 2023)
Alexandra EALA (PHI), 20th SB 2015 , #70 WTA (May 2025)
Petra MARCINKO (CRO), 20th SB 2015, #132 WTA (Oct 2023)
Lola RADIVOJEVIC (SRB), 20th SB 2015, #174 (Oct 2024)
Ariana GEERLINGS (ESP), 20th SB 2015, #385 WTA (Nov 2024)
Mio MUSHIKA (JPN), 20th SB 2015, #559 WTA (Aug 2024)
Mao MUSHIKA (JPN), 20th SB 2015, #718 WTA (Jan 2024)
Anastasia GRECHKINA (RUS), 20th SB 2015, #730 WTA (Aug 2024)
Mara GAE (ROU), 20th SB 2015 semif. ,#1039 WTA (Jan 2024)
Roisin GILHEANY (AUS) , 20th SB 2015, #1226 WTA (Dec 2022)
Lara STOJANOVSKI (SRB), 20th SB 2015, #1280 WTA (Jun 2023)
June BJORK (SWE), 20th SB 2015, #1254 WTA (May 2024)
Jaquelyn OGUNWALE (UK), 20th SB 2015, #1381 WTA (Jul 2024)
Tea NIKCEVIC (MNE), 20th SB 2015, # 558 WTA doubles (Aug 2024)
Given ROACH (BRB), 20th SB 2015, #779 WTA doubles (Aug 2023)
Malwina ROWINSKA (POL), 20th SB 2015, #877 WTA doubles (Sep 2023)
Vanesa DANKO (HUN), 20th SB 2015, not yet ranked on WTA
Leticia TAROCCO (CRO), 20th SB 2015, not yet ranked on WTA
Anastasia NIKOLOVA (BGR), 20th SB 2015, not yet ranked on WTA
Klio Maria IOANNOU (CYP), 20th SB 2015, not yet ranked on WTA
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
Martin LANDALUCE (ESP), 21st SB 2016, #133 ATP (Feb 2025)
Petr Brunclik (CZE), 21st SB 2016, #566 ATP (May 2025)
Nico HIPFL (AUS), 21st SB 2016, #751 ATP (Apr 2025)
Kaylan BIGUN (USA), 21st SB 2016 winner, #765 ATP (Feb 2025)
Tomasz BERKIETA (POL), 21st SB 2016, #915 ATP (Sep 2024)
Georgi GEORGIEV (BGR), 21st SB 2016, # 956 ATP (Feb 2025)
Daniele RAPAGNETTA (ITA), 21st SB 2016, #975 ATP (Feb 2025)
Marko MAKSIMOVIC (BiH), 21st SB 2016, #1216 ATP (May 2024)
Zach STEPHENS (GBR), 21st SB 2016, #1270 ATP (Nov 2024)
Mika PETKOVIC (GER) , 21st SB 2016, #1277 ATP (Sep 2024)
Leo MATTHYSEN (RSA) , 21st SB 2016, #1343 ATP (Jul 2024)
Meecah BIGUN (USA), 21st SB 2016 semif., #1373 ATP (Aug 2022)
Max STENZER (GER), 21st SB 2016, #1485 ATP (Aug 2024)
Andreas TIMINI (CYP), 21st SB 2016, #1794 ATP (May 2024)
Antonio VOLJAVEC (CRO), 21st SB 2016, #1905 ATP (Jul 2024)
Mak MIKOVIČ (SVN) , 21st SB 2016, #1632 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
Rafael SEGADO ESTEVE (ESP) , 21st SB 2016, #1649 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
Luis Garcia PAEZ (ESP), 21st SB 2016 runner up, #1893 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
Kenay ORTIZ GONZALES (ESP) , 21st SB 2016, #1961 ATP doubles (May 2024)
Sergej ZIVKOVIC (SRB) , 21st SB 2016, #2013 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
Julian PLATZER (AUT), 21st SB 2016, #2083 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
Timoefii MILOVANOV (UKR), 21st SB 2016, # 2196 ATP doubles (May 2024)
Rares Andrei GOLESCU (ROM), 21st SB 2016, #2546 ATP doubles (Aug 2024)
Ziga SVEC (PVN), 21st SB 2016, not yet ranked on ATP
Nikolai BARSUKOV (GER), 21st SB 2016, not yet ranked on ATP
Pavel MARINOV (BGR), 21st SB 2016, not yet ranked on ATP
Fran RAKONIC (CRO), 21st SB 2016, not yet ranked on ATP
Chris SPYROU (GRE), 21st SB 2016, not yet ranked on ATP
GIRLS
Mia RISTIC (SRB), 21st SB 2016 semif., #266 WTA (Aug 2024)
Yufei REN (CHN), 21st SB 2016 semif. , #441 WTA (Jun 2024)
Monika STANKIEWICZ (POL), 21st SB 2016 ,#530 WTA (May 2025)
Ena KOIKE (Jpn), 21st SB 2016, #544 WTA (Aug 2024)
Kristiana SIDOROVA (RUS), 21st SB 2016, #558 WTA (May 2025)
Ela Nala MILIC (SVN), 21st SB 2016 winner, #676 WTA (Sep 2024)
Dunja MARIC (SRB), 21st SB 2016, #891 WTA (Sep 2024)
Rose Marie NIJKAMP (NLD), 21st SB 2016, #892 WTA (May 2025)
Camilia SAMEL DRUZ (FRA), 21st SB 2016 runner up, #1213 (Sep 2024)
Ema KOVACEVIC (BEL), 21st SB 2016, #526 WTA doubles (Sep 2024)
Chiara JEROLIMOV (CRO), 21st SB 2016, #1248 WTA doubles (Oct 2024)
Barbora MICHALKOVA (CZE) , 21st SB 2016, #1369 WTA (Jul 2024)
Ann Akasha CEUCA (GER), 21st SB 2016, #1344 WTA doubles (Apr 2024)
Jovana GRUJIC (SRB), 21st SB 2016 CD winner, not yet ranked on WTA
Aleksandra GABROVSKA (BGR), 21st SB 2016, not yet ranked on WTA
Karina JUMAZHANOVA (KAZ), 21st SB 2016 , not yet ranked on WTA
Ece GENCER (TUR), 21st SB 2016 winner, not yet ranked on WTA
Anastasija IGNJATIC (BiH), 21st SB 2016, not yet ranked on WTA
Luna DINOTO FERNANDEZ (ESP), 21st SB 2016 ,not yet ranked on WTA
Nera TESANKIC (CRO), 21st SB 2016 , not yet ranked on WTA
Tara MIHALJEVIC (SRB) , 21st SB 2016, not yet ranked on WTA
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
Federico CINA (ITA), 22nd SB 2017, #323 ATP (May 2025)
Mees ROTTGERING (NDL), 22nd SB 2017, #800 ATP (Sep 2024)
Oliver BONDING (UK), 22nd SB 2017, #937 ATP (Apr 2025)
Alexander VASILEV (BGR) , 22nd SB 2017, #1277 ATP (Sep 2024)
Duje MARKOVINA (CRO), 22nd SB 2017 semif., #1588 ATP (Sep 2024)
Ognjen MILIC (SRB), 22nd SB 2017, #1572 ATP (Jul 2024)
Timofei DEREPASKO (RUS), 22nd SB 2017, #1656 ATP (May 2023)
Benjamin GUSIC WAN (UK), 22nd SB 2017, #1993 ATP (Aug 2024)
Filip KOSINSKI (POL), 22nd SB 2017, #1836 ATP doubles (Sep 2024)
William REJCHTMAN VINCIGUERRA (SWE), 22nd SB 2017 runner up, #2022 ATP doubles (Aug 2022)
Michele MECARELLI (ITA), 22nd SB 2017, #2066 ATP doubles (Jul 2024)
Roben GAVANI (BGR), 22nd SB 2017 winner, not yet ranked on ATP
Maximilian CARRIER (UK), 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on ATP
Štepan SKLENIČKA (CZE), 22nd SB 2017 semif., not yet ranked on ATP
Jacob Kailiang SHEN (HKG), 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on ATP
Tim VAISMAN (ISR), 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on ATP
GIRLS
Tereza VALENTOVA (CZE) , 22nd SB 2017, #170 WTA (Mar 2025)
Rositsa DENCHEVA (BGR), 22nd SB 2017 winner, #432 WTA (Apr 2025)
Teodora KOSTOVIC (SRB) , 22nd SB 2017, #524 WTA (May 2025)
Elizara YANEVA (BGR), 22nd SB 2017, #706 WTA (Apr 2025)
Hephzibah OLUWADARE (UK), 22nd SB 2017, #818 WTA (May 2025)
Alana SUBASIC (AUS), 22nd SB 2017, #973 WTA (Feb 2025)
Dora MISKOVIC (CRO), 22nd SB 2017, #1205 WTA (Aug 2024)
Sapir COHEN (ISR), 22nd SB 2017, #1428 WTA doubles (Dec 2022)
Petra KONJIKUSIC (SRB), 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on WTA
Liya CHU (TWN), 22nd SB 2017 semif., not yet ranked on WTA
Antonina CZAJKA (POL) , 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on WTA
Lana PETKOVIC (BiH) , 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on WTA
Aurora NOSEI (ITA) , 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on WTA
Flora JOHNSON (GBR) , 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on WTA
Shanice ROIGNOT (FRA), 22nd SB 2017 runner up, not yet ranked on WTA
Africa BURILLO BEREZAK (ESP) , 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on WTA
Greta RIZZETTO (ITA) , 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on WTA
Mai GOTO (JPN), 22nd SB 2017 semif., not yet ranked on WTA
Sofia SEGUI EDMUNDSON (ESP) , 22nd SB 2017, not yet ranked on WTA
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
Lenny PETIT (FRA), 23rd SB 2018 winner, #1820 ATP (Jun 2024) #170 ITF
Niels McDONALD (GER), 23rd SB 2018 runner up, #1121 ATP doubles (Nov 2024) #22 ITF
Žiga ŠEŠKO (SLO), 23rd SB 2018 semif., #1419 ATP doubles (Jun 2024) #79 ITF
Thilo BEHRMANN (AUT), 23rd SB 2018, #31 ITF
Dimitar KISIMOV (BLG), 23rd SB 2018, #105 ITF
Victor RYDEN (SWE), 23rd SB 2018, #117 ITF
Vito DARDERI (ARG), 23rd SB 2018 winner, #133 ITF
Oliver MAJDANDZIC (GER), 23rd SB 2018, #229 ITF
Patrick-Valentin MOISE (GER), 23rd SB 2018, #397 ITF
Wiktor JEZ (POL), 23rd SB 2018, #400 ITF
Marcell KOVACS (HUN), 23rd SB 2018, #408 ITF
Luka NIKOLIC (FRA), 23rd SB 2018, #476 ITF
Marko DRAGOVIC (MNE), 23rd SB 2018, #774 ITF
Viggo WAGENKNECHT (GER), 23rd SB 2018, #777 ITF
Skender *KATANA*(MNE), 23rd SB 2018, #916 ITF
Krystof KOMINEK (CZE), 23rd SB 2018, #929 ITF
Alex BERGOMI (SUI), 23rd SB 2018, #992 ITF
Antoni KASPERSKI (POL), 23rd SB 2018, #1208 ITF
Pietro VERNO (ITA), 23rd SB 2018, #1420 ITF
Vitorio STANKOV (BUL), 23rd SB 2018, #1590 ITF
Maksim DESPOTOVIC (SVN), 23rd SB 2018, #1607 ITF
Riki IMAI (JPN), 23rd SB 2018 semif. #3118 ITF
GIRLS
Alisa OKTIABREVA (RUS), 23rd SB 2018 winner, #447 WTA (May 2025)
Alja SENICA (SVN), 23rd SB 2018, #1178 WTA (Jan 2025)
Sarina SCHNYDER (SUI), 23rd SB 2018, #149 ITF
Daria KORESHKOVA (RUS), 23rd SB 2018 semif., #186 ITF
Lana VIRC (SRB), 23rd SB 2018, #199 ITF
Iva LAKIC (MNE), 23rd SB 2018 runner up, #320 ITF
Maja *WROBEL (POL), 23rd SB 2018, #328 ITF
Marta DOBRIC (CRO), 23rd SB 2018, #420 ITF
Georgiana MITITELU (UK), 23rd SB 2018, #565 ITF (Jan 2025)
Amalia WIDDOWSON (UK), 23rd SB 2018, #952 ITF (Jan 2022)
Eva KHRUSTALEVA (RUS), 23rd SB 2018, #828 ITF
Tatiana CANTOS SIEMERS (GER), 23rd SB 2018, #1126 ITF
Astrid JOHA-BILIC (CRO), 23rd SB 2018, #1813 ITF
Selena ROMERO CALVO (ESP), 23rd SB 2018, #2160 ITF
IN 2019 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD AGAIN SIX CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND REACHED THE TOTAL OF 93 COUNTRIES THAT PARTICIPATED IN THE TOURNAMENT SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
2019 – 24th Smrikva Bowl
BOYS
Mustafa EGE SIK (TUR), 24th SB 2019, #307 ITF
Aleksandar TOLEV (BLG), 24th SB 2019, #327 ITF
Sin Hang TAM (HKG), 24th SB 2019, #433 ITF
Filippo GARBERO (ITA), 24th SB 2019, #509 ITF
Juliusz STANCZYK (POL), 24th SB 2019 semif., #517 ITF
Dehan VAN DEVEENTER (RSA), 24th SB 2019, #592 ITF
Svit SULJIC (SVN), 24th SB 2019 winner, #658 ITF (Apr 2023)
Alexey FROLOV (RUS), 24th SB 2019, #700 ITF
Itamar VERTHAIMER (ISR), 24th SB 2019, #845 ITF
Filip LADMAN (CZE), 24th SB 2019 semif., #951 ITF (Jan 2025)
Tadevos MIRIJANYAN (USA), 24th SB 2019 runner up, #1053 ITF
Carlo PACI (ITA), 24th SB 2019, #1682 ITF
Mikhail MICHSHENKO (KAZ), 24th SB 2019, #1464 ITF
Murray WATTERS (GBR), 24th SB 2019, #1550 ITF
Ivan DUMBOVIC (CRO), 24th SB 2019, #1696 ITF
Patrik SEMENIC (SVN), 24th SB 2019, #1920 ITF
Akhiro TOYODA (JPN), 24th SB 2019, #1929 ITF
Dario ZORICA (CRO), 24th SB 2019, #2229 ITF
Mihailo TOPIC (SRB), 24th SB 2019, #2243 ITF
Aoi MIYOSHI (JPN), 24th SB 2019, #2650 ITF
Ki Cheong Morris TANG (HKG), 24th SB 2019, #2678 ITF
Filip DJOKIC (SRB), 24th SB 2019, #2736 ITF
Marko ERCEG (CRO), 24th SB 2019, #3078 ITF
Dennis Ciprian SPIRCU (ROU), 24th SB 2019, not yet ranked on ITF
Novak JACIMOVIC (BiH), 24th SB 2019, not yet ranked on ITF
Ivan MARAKOVIC (CRO), 24th SB 2019, not yet ranked on ITF
Ivan USHAKOV (UKR), 24th SB 2019, not yet ranked on ITF
GIRLS
Ksenia EFREMOVA (RUS), 24th SB 2019 winner, #629 WTA (May 2025)
Marta GAYOSO DE LOS RIOS (ESP), 24th SB 2019, #345 ITF
Lia BELIBOVA (MDA), 24th SB 2019 runner up, #403 TF
Briyana IVANOVA (BGR), 24th SB 2019, #449 ITF
Zoja PETERNEL (SVN), 24th SB 2019, #730 ITF
Angelica SARA (ITA), 24th SB 2019, #803 ITF
Eleonora TONEVA (BGR), 24th SB 2019, #922 ITF
Lora KARDOS (HUN), 24th SB 2019, #863 ITF (Jan 2025)
Katsiaryina DUBIK (BLR), 24th SB 2019, #1038 ITF (Feb 2025)
Karolina JECMINKOVA (CZE), 24th SB 2019, #1068 ITF (Jan 2025)
Nika CAKARUN (CRO), 24th SB 2019, #1081 ITF (Apr 2025)
Eva ZHAROVA (RUS), 24th SB 2019, #1166 ITF (Feb 2023)
Andreya GLUSHKOVA (BGR), 24th SB 2019, #1229 ITF (May 2025)
Mihaela BOBEVA (BGR), 24th SB 2019,#1887 ITF (Feb 2025)
Daria BARSUKOV (GER), 24th SB 2019 semif., #1934 ITF (Mar 2025)
Lola FEHER (HUN), 24th SB 2019, #2768 ITF (Jan 2023)
Milana RASAN-BUHA (CRO), 24th SB 2019, #3266 ITF (Jan 2025)
Varitsa YANEVA (SVN), 24th SB 2019, not yet ranked on ITF
Evelin BORTSOVA (ISR), 24th SB 2019, not yet ranked on ITF
Veronika GUBASHEVA (RUS), 24th SB 2019 semif. not yet ranked on ITF
IN 2020 SMRIKVA BOWL WAS NOT HELD DUE TO COVID 19 BUT THE SELECTION PROCESS WAS COMPLETED AND THERE WERE SIX CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND SB REACHED THE TOTAL OF 95 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
IN 2021 SMRIKVA BOWL WAS NOT HELD DUE TO COVID 19 BUT THE SELECTION PROCESS WAS COMPLETED AND THERE WERE FIVE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND SB REACHED THE TOTAL OF 98 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED SINCE ITS FOUNDATION…
IN 2022 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD FOUR CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND ITS AMBASSADORS ARE SPREAD IN 98 COUNTRIES…
2022 – 27th Smrikva Bowl
Frederick FABRICIUS (UK), 27th SB 2022 player, #110 on ETA U14
Luka MITROVIC (CRO), 27th SB 2022 runner up, #138 on ETA U14
Tommaso PANTO (ITA), 27th SB 2022 player, #173 on ETA U14
Philip DIANATI (DEN), 27th SB 2022 SF, #188 on ETA U14
Julian ZIEBA (POL), 27th SB 2022 player, #192 on ETA U14
Daniel STOYANOV (BGR), 27th SB 2022 SF, #205 on ETA U14
Pekko PFUNDSTEIN (GBR), 27th SB 2022 QF, #209 on ETA U14
Kan AHIC (BiH), 27th SB 2022 player, #303 on ETA U14
Yusei YAMAMOTO (JPN), 27th SB 2022 player, #333 on ETA U14
David SCHWENK (GER), 27th SB 2022 QF, #420 on ETA U14
Kaloyan GAYDADZHIEV (BGR), 27th SB 2022 QF, #429 on ETA U14
Daniel GARDALITY (USA), 27th SB 2022 winner, #429 ETA U14
Nikola JOTIC (SRB), 27th SB 2022 QF, #429 on ETA U14
Benjamin REHOR (CZE), 27th SB 2022 player, #468 on ETA U14
Adrian KURTCEHAJIC (BiH), 27th SB 2022 player, #488 on ETA U14
Federico GARBERO (ITA), 27th SB 2022 player, #628 on ETA U14
Ho Wan YEUNG (HKG), 27th SB 2022 player, #678 ETA U14
Arina FOMINA (RUS), 27th SB 2022 winner, #60 on ETA U14
Korana BARISIC (CRO), 27th SB 2022 SF, #90 on ETA U14
Beata MARESOVA (CZE), 27th SB 2022 runner up, #97 on ETA U14
Ginny CHEN (GBR), 27th SB 2022 QF, #172 on ETA U14
Ildana ZARIPOVA (RUS), 27th SB 2022 player, #227 on ETA U14
Maya MICHEVA (BGR), 27th SB 2022 player, #235 on ETA U14
Ana CEROVIC (CRO), 27th SB 2022, #256 on ETA U14
Giulia LUCHETTI (SVK), 27th SB 2022 QF, #262 on ETA U14
Raya PETKOVA (BGR), 27th SB 2022 player, #339 on ETA U14
Aleksija STRIKA (CYP), 27th SB 2022 player, #344 on ETA U14
Isabella ZHECHEVA (BGR), 27th SB 2022 player, #360 on ETA U14
Nicole SCARPINO (ITA), 27th SB 2022 QF, #438 on ETA U14
Nađa KNEZEVIC (MNE), 27th SB 2022 QF, #438 on ETA U14
Simona POPOVA (BGR), 27th SB 2022, #442 on ETA U14
Nadia POZNICK (USA), 27th SB 2022 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
IN 2023 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD FIVE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED AND ITS AMBASSADORS ARE SPREAD IN 101 COUNTRY…
2023 – 28th Smrikva Bowl
James BORCHARD (USA), 28th SB 2023 winner, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Kajetan KOSINSKI (POL), 28th SB 2023 Runner up, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Lennox KELLY (AUS), 28th SB 2023 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Matyas OPRCHAL (GBR), 28th SB 2023 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Stavros LADEROS (GRE), 28th SB 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Adam ZIKMUND (CZE), 28th SB 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Ian SULJIC (SVN), 28th SB 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Luis CASTRO (ESP), 28th SB 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Ana Marija REBIC (CRO), 28th SB 2023 winner, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Lyubov PRONENKO (RUS), 28th SB 2023 Runner up, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Mio OHTA (JPN), 28th SB 2023 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Nicole KURYLOVA (CZE), 28th SB 2023 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Amajla KADRIC (BIH), 28th SB 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Arina PAVLOVA (TUR), 28th SB 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Isuzu KAWAGUCHI (JPN), 28th SB 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Karla BARZAKOVA (BGR), 28th SB 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
IN 2024 SMRIKVA BOWL HAD SIX CONTINENTS AND 50 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED AND ITS AMBASSADORS ARE SPREAD IN 111 COUNTRY…
2024 – 29th Smrikva Bowl
Lukas KACIN (CZE), 29th SB 2024 winner, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Daichi FUJISE (JPN) , 29th SB 2024 Runner up, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Sahaj KOTHARI (IND), 29th SB 2024 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Hedi KSOURI (TUN), 29th SB 2024 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Mikael IVANOV (BGR) , 29th SB 2024 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Nikolay NIKOLOV (BGR) , 29th 2024 2023 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Lucca TORRES (ESP) , 29th SB 2024 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Hugo LAGERLOF (FIN) , 29th SB 2024 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Mathilde Hartvingsen DIANATI (DEN), 29th SB 2024 winner, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Sofia BRIGATTI (ITA), 29th SB 2024 Runner up, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Marta BARISIC (CRO), 29th SB 2024 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Maia Ioana MUNTEANU (ROM) , 29th SB 2024 SF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Ella BURESOVA (CZE), 29th SB 2024 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Maja MICHENER (USA), 29th SB 2024 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Kotoha TOMOTOKI (JPN), 29th SB 2024 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
Visnja MITIC (SRB), 29th SB 2024 QF, not yet ranked on ETA U14
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