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12:52 – All quarter finals are complete, with the exception of Anna Green vs Ella Pashley… the fifth set decider has just begun….
12:21 – Who’s ready for the quarter finals? See the draw below and check the link above for the full match results from the whole competition. A note worthy match came from Catherina Lv who turned around a 2-0 deficit to progress into the last eight.
Men’s singles
Joe Hunter vs Max Radiven
Zac Greenhough vs Isaac Kingham
Jakub Piwowar vs Rohan Dani
Abraham Sellado vs Larry Trumpauskas
Women’s singles
Tianer Yu vs Rachael Iles
Anna Green vs Ella Pashley
Sienna Jetha vs Catherine Lv
Alyssa Nguyen vs Sophie Earley
12:13 – The quarter finals are beginning to take shape. A few matches are still ongoing… who will take the final few spots in the last eight of each competition?
11:53 – The men’s singles Round of 16 is underway with the following match-ups taking place:
Joe Hunter vs Krish Chotai
Gabriel Schogger vs Max Radiven
Kacper Piwowar vs Zac Greenhough
Joseph Marlor vs Isaac Kingham
Jakub Piwowar vs James Hamblett
Frederic Wilke vs Rohan Dani
Abraham Sellado vs Adam Dennison
Francesco Bonato vs Larry Trumpauskas
11:49 – Round 1 of the knockout stages is set to begin with the group stages almost completely wrapped up. As things stand, no groups have finished on countback! Keep your eyes on the results page as the knockout spreadsheets populate with the full draws.
As things stand in the women’s singles, both Tianer Yu and Sophie Earley take a bye with the them directly into the quarter finals, on opposite sides of the draw, while the remaining matches as follows:
Rachael Iles vs Eva Eccles
Anna Green vs Saskia Key
Hannah Saunders vs Ella Pashley
Sienna Jetha vs Rebecca Savage
Catherine Lv vs Mabel Shute
Alyssa Nguyen vs Maliha Baig
10:27 – The group stages are well underway across the hall. We are expecting the next round of matches to commence at approximately 11:30, where results should coming in from the groups.
8:50 – Good morning from Nottingham!
The stage is set for the 2026 Mark Bates Ltd Under-21 National Championships from the David Ross Sports Village at the University of Nottingham where five titles will be decided, with the men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles and mixed doubles all up for grabs. Play is set to commence at 9:00.
A strong field of athletes in both the men’s and women’s singles look to impress, with the 2025 winners, Larry Trumpauskas and Ella Pashley hoping to defend their respective titles. The finals of the Men’s and Women’s Singles are scheduled for 13:30, assuming no delays in play.
In the afternoon, the doubles’ events take centre stage. Isaac Kingham and Mabel Shute will look to defend their title from 2025, while Max Radiven and Rohan Dani will be hoping to claim another title as they defend their crown. Sophie Earley, one half of the women’s doubles winning duo last year – with Eva Eccles, will compete with Anna Green this time around. The mixed doubles is scheduled for a 18:30 grandstand, while the men’s and women’s finals happening immediately after at 19:10.
For the full preview of the weekend’s action, visit here. Live updates from today’s action will be posted throughout the day.