Alexandra Eala

2022 - 9 - 11

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Alex Eala honored to be an inspiration as she makes history for ... (INQUIRER.net)

As the first Filipino to win a US Open juniors singles title, the Rafael Nadal Academy scholar wants to continue inspiring the Philippine tennis community, like ...

“I would say the biggest obstacle is probably being away with my family and many other things that a lot of tennis players also go through. I think my behavior throughout the whole week is something I’m very proud of,” she said. “I would say I’m very happy with the way I handled each and every point. I rely on them a lot,” she added. The No.297 player in the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), who earned her best ranking No. “This is a huge step for me.

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Alexandra Eala becomes first Filipina Grand Slam singles junior ... (ESPN)

Alexandra Eala has won the US Open girls' title to become Philippines' first Grand Slam junior singles champion.

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Eala wins US Open singles Grand Slam (The Manila Times)

(UPDATED) ALEXANDRA "Alex" Eala has etched her name in Philippine sports history as the first Filipino tennis player to win a juniors singles Grand Slam ...

2 seed Lucie Havlícková in the girls finals to become the first Filipino to win a grand slam singles title at the US Open," the New York consulate wrote. This win is not mine alone, this is a victory for all of us)," she added, drawing cheers from the Filipino crowd at the venue. "The Consulate General of the Philippines in New York congratulates Alexandra Eala for making history today when she defeated No. "It is in times like this where we see the importance of an orderly program for the development of Filipino athletes. is exploring plans on how the government can further help national athletes, the Palace official said. Thank you (I fought for this with all my heart, not just for myself but also for me to be able to help the future of Philippine tennis.

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Historic journey to Grand Slam: Alex Eala wins US Open girls ... (manilastandard.net)

Alexandra "Alex" Maniego Eala made history for Philippine tennis as she won the 2022 US Open Girls' singles title on Saturday (early Sunday in Manila) ...

2 in the junior rankings. But it would be seven months later at the Australian Open where she would win her first junior doubles’ title, partnering with Priska Madelyn Nugroho as they defeated Živa Falkner and Matilda Mutavdzic. to the post just this month, added: “The historic win of Alex is a testament to the Filipino spirit and our strength of character. Alex and her “kuya” Michael Francis eventually joined RNA in Manacor, Spain under a scholarship. She has proven that the Filipino can be at par with anyone if given a genuine pathway for success. The Filipino nation is truly proud of you, and we are forever grateful for your success on the global stage.

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Alexandra Eala becomes Philippines' first Grand Slam junior tennis ... (Borneo Bulletin Online)

The 17-year-old Filipina defeated French Open girls champion Lucie Havlickova of the Czech Republic 6-2, 6-4 in the final. “Of course, we'll meet many more ...

She returned in 2021 and reached the quarterfinals. That year, she advanced to the second round of competition in Queens. She took up the sport as a youngster and began competing in tournaments before she was a teenager.

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POC, PSC rain praise on US Open champ Eala (Philstar.com)

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Olympic Committee and the Philippine Sports Commission both came out with congratulatory statements on Sunday following ...

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Alexandra Eala become first Filipina Grand Slam singles junior ... (ESPN)

Alexandra Eala has won the US Open girls' title to become Philippines' first Grand Slam junior singles champion.

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After US Open girls title, Alex Eala going back to pro circuit (INQUIRER.net)

MANILA, Philippines — After making history as the first Filipino to win a Grand Slam singles title, Alex Eala will return to professional circuit for the ...

But definitely going to focus on my professional career.” [Alex Eala offers historic US Open juniors title to Philippine tennis](https://sports.inquirer.net/476714/alex-eala-offers-historic-us-open-juniors-title-to-philippine-tennis) [Alex Eala channels ‘idol’ Nadal to become Philippines’ first Grand Slam winner](https://sports.inquirer.net/476710/alex-eala-channels-idol-nadal-to-become-philippines-first-grand-slam-winner) “I wouldn’t say that yet. I’m definitely not really sure as you can tell like tennis schedule should be very flexible. When asked by a foreign journalist whether the US Open girls’ was her last stint, the 17-year-old Eala did not close the door on a playing again in the juniors ranks but she intends to focus on pro tournaments for the next couple of months. MANILA, Philippines — After making history as the first Filipino to win a Grand Slam singles title, Alex Eala will return to professional circuit for the remainder of the year but said she is not yet retiring from the girls’ division yet.

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Eala becomes Philippines' first Grand Slam winner (台北時報)

Alexandra Eala on Saturday became the Philippines' first Grand Slam junior champion at the US Open, using her “idol” Rafael Nadal for inspiration.

“Thank you for all the beautiful moments in this Vuelta,” Jumbo-Visma wrote on Twitter. The Tampa Bay Rays on Friday designated Yu Chang for assignment after they were left without room for the Taiwanese infielder with the return of Wander Franco. The Qatar-owned side boasted on social media that they had made the return trip with shirt sponsors Qatar Airways, but their travel choices have come under increased scrutiny over their carbon footprint. The signing means that the Taiwanese-American point guard is to play a third season in the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) after spending two seasons with the Beijing Ducks. “He’s so calm, but at the same time so fired up. Still feel like a kid getting to live out my basketball dreams,” Lin wrote on Instagram on Monday, with photographs of him in the club’s jersey and T-shirt.

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