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Junior Masters Wild Cards Announced

Junior Masters Wild Cards Announced

Max Lorincik (SVK), Daniel Baranes (ISR), Lenny Petit (MON) and Eleonora Toneva (BUL) have been awarded wild cards to compete at the Junior Masters in Monte-Carlo, due to start in less than two weeks.

Max Lorincik from Slovakia, the first player born in 2011 to rank within the top 15 of the Race to Monte-Carlo (currently 14th), has competed in four Junior Tour finals this year, clinching the title at the Kaleva Open.

Winner at the 2023 12 & Under Festival, Daniel Baranes will fill the final spot in the 14 & Under Girls category. This year, Baranes secured a Category 1 title in Helsinki and reached the finals at the Torneo Avvenire, also a Category 1 event.

Lenny Petit is familiar with the Monte-Carlo Country Club, having competed at the Masters in the 14 & Under event in 2022. With two ITF titles under his belt, he is set to return, aiming to surpass his previous achievements, now in the 16 & Under category.

Eleonora Toneva, currently ranked 8th in the Race, will join her compatriots Kaloyan Shikov (B16) and Valeria Garnevska (G16), completing both the Bulgarian team and the Girls 16 & Under lineup. Toneva has played four Junior Tour finals this year and won two of them.

Additionally, the competition has seen a few changes in its line-up. In the Boys' 14 & Under category, #5 ranked Izan Banares has withdrawn, allowing #9 ranked Alex Tuomolin (FIN) to enter the event. Similarly, in the Girls’ 14 & Under event, top-ranked Jana Kovackova (CZE) has withdrawn, creating the opportunity for #9 Megan Knight (GBR) to join.

The Junior Masters, hosted by the Monegasque Tennis Federation for the fourth consecutive year, will take place from October 22-26. Complete profiles of the 32 qualified players are available below:

Boys 14 & Under

Eric Lorimer (GBR, Race Rank: #1) | withdrawn
Scott Watson (GBR, #2) | Profile
Niall Pickerd-Barua 
(GBR, #3) | Profile
Andrei Radu (ROU, #5=) | Profile
Johann Nagel-Heyer (GER, #7) | Profile
Pablo Pradat (FRA, #8) | Profile
Alex Tuomolin 
(FIN, #9) | Profile
Toni Escarda 
(ESP, #11) | Profile 
Max Lorincik (SVK, #14) | Profile 

Girls 14 & Under

Viktorija Cesonyte (GER, #2) | Profile
Laura Chlumska (CZE, #3) | Profile
Katerina Zajickova (CZE, #4) | Profile
Maria Valentina Pop (ROU, #6) | Profile
Anastasiia Nikolaieva (UKR, #7) | Profile
Ayse Bal (TUR, #8) | Profile
Megan Knight 
(GBR, #9) | Profile
Daniel Baranes (ISR, #13) | Profile

Boys 16 & Under

Goncalo da Rosa Castro (POR, Race Rank: #1) | Profile
Jan Urbanski (POL, #2) | withdrawn
Mark Becirovic Novak (SLO, #3) | Profile
Yannick Alexandrescou (ROU, #4) | Profile
Kaloyan Shikov (BUL, #5) | Profile
Marko Savija (SRB, #6=) | Profile
Nand Vandepoele (BEL, #6=) | Profile
Eriks Valeinis
(LAT, #6=) | Profile
Lenny Petit (MON) | Profile

Girls 16 & Under

Tea Kovacevic (BIH, Race Rank: #1) | Profile
Valeria Garnevska (BUL, #2) | Profile
Ioana Maria Sandru (ROU, #3) | Profile
Carla Giambelli (ITA, #4=) | Profile
Oliwia Sybicka (POL, #4=) | withdrawn
Vlada Razina (#6=) | Profile
Selena Romero (ESP, #6=) | Profile
Eleonora Toneva (BUL, #8) | Profile
Nika Cakarun (CRO, #9) | Profile

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