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2022 ITF Annual Review

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DEVELOPMENT 2022 ITF Annual Review 21 Events We invest in junior events in loca ons around the world to ensure that compe ve opportuni es are offered as widely as possible, and that talented players from all na ons are iden fied. Junior team compe ons for girls and boys aged 12 and under were held in five regions in 2022. These events in Asia, Africa, Central America/ Caribbean, South America and Pacific Oceania featured a record 660 players, represen ng 94 na ons. They pave the way for the best players to compete in the future in our interna onal junior team events, ITF World Junior Tennis (14 and under) and Davis Cup Juniors and Billie Jean King Cup Juniors (16 and under). With $218,000 of GSPDP financial support, we also staged individual regional championships at the 14-and- under level, with a field of 247 players from 94 na ons. The ITF supported other regional events as ac vi es returned to normal post-pandemic. Our goal is to increase the number of players and na ons compe ng. At 2022 Wimbledon, Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan defeated Tunisia's Ons Jabeur in a mee ng of fellow former grant recipients in the women's final.

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