KATIE Swan insists her decision to cross the Atlantic to further her tennis career is paying dividends, despite a disappointing day at Wimbledon.The 15-year old, from Bristol, is one of the youngest players in the juniors draw at the All England Club and she struggled against a first-round opponent nearly three years her senior.Romania's Ioana Loredana Rosca is the number 11 seed for the girl's singles and she progressed to the second round 6-4, 6-4, though Swan was never overawed or...
Reported by Bristol Post 19 hours ago.
KATIE Swan insists her decision to cross the Atlantic to further her tennis career is paying dividends, despite a disappointing day at Wimbledon.The 15-year old, from Bristol, is one of the youngest players in the juniors draw at the All England Club and she struggled against a first-round opponent nearly three years her senior.Romania's Ioana Loredana Rosca is the number 11 seed for the girl's singles and she progressed to the second round 6-4, 6-4, though Swan was never overawed or...
Reported by Bristol Post 19 hours ago.