Kimiko Cooper scoops back-to-back ITF singles titles on the Gold Coast

As Australian stars Storm Hunter and Heath Davidson recorded unbelievable outcomes at Wimbledon, their compatriots have additionally been shining at tournaments the world over.

Kimiko Cooper is proving one to observe, with the 15-year-old from New South Wales claiming a second consecutive women’ singles title at a sequence of ITF J60 tournaments on the Gold Coast.

Talia Gibson and Petra Hule mixed to win an ITF doubles title in Portugal, whereas Blake Bayldon secured the primary skilled doubles crown of his profession in Thailand.

Probably the most excellent performers this week embody:

Andrew Harris: The 29-year-old recorded a runner-up end in doubles, partnering South Korean Yunseong Chung, at an ATP Challenger match in Chicago (USA). It was Harris’ fifth doubles last of the season.

Brandon Walkin: The 28-year-old made the doubles semifinals, alongside Sweden’s Dragos Nicolae Madaras, at an ATP Challenger match in Iasi (Romania).

Talia Gibson and Petra Hule: The Aussie duo gained the doubles title at an ITF 25 match in Corroios-Seixal (Portugal). It’s a sixth profession ITF doubles title for each 19-year-old Gibson (beneath left) and 24-year-old Hule (beneath proper).

Edward Winter: The 18-year-old recorded his finest singles results of the season, advancing to the semifinals at an ITF 25 match in Dallas (USA). Winter eradicated the highest seed, world No.234 Evgeny Donskoy, within the second spherical.

Blake Ellis: The 24-year-old additionally made the singles semifinals on the ITF 25 match in Dallas. It was Ellis’ fourth semifinal look of the season.

Matt Hulme: The 24-year-old was a doubles finalist, alongside Argentina’s Franco Ribero, on the ITF 25 match in Dallas. It was Hulme’s second profession doubles last.

Blake Bayldon: The 24-year-old teamed with Thailand’s Pruchya Isaro to clinch his career-first doubles title at an ITF 15 match in Nakhon Si Thammarat (Thailand).

Anthony Popyrin: The 22-year-old, who’s Alexei’s youthful brother, made the primary doubles last of his skilled profession at an ITF 15 match in Monastir (Tunisia). Popyrin completed runners-up with South African Lleyton Cronje.

Derek Pham: The 19-year-old superior to the primary singles semifinal of his skilled profession at an ITF 15 occasion in Lakewood (USA).

Kimiko Cooper: The 15-year-old scooped her second consecutive women’ singles title at an ITF J60 match on the Gold Coast. Cooper, who has now gained 14 of her previous 15 matches on the world junior tour, defeated fellow Australian Ashlee Narker within the last.

Zane Stevens: The 17-year-old wildcard gained the boys’ singles title at an ITF J60 match on the Gold Coast. Stevens defeated prime seed Marcus Schoeman in an all-Australian last. That is Stevens’ first ITF junior singles title.