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The CNMI\u2019s Carol Lee will continue her quest for more world ranking points, as she heads to Europe next month to play in a series of tournaments under the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors.<\/p>\n
Lee is currently in Morocco in Africa where she has two competitions left before jumping to another continent to see action in high-ranking events in Italy and Belgium.<\/p>\n
\u201cI am staying at the ITF center in Morocco (International Tennis Federation\/Confederation of African Tennis Regional Training Centre). I will be training and playing and after two weeks, I will go to Europe to play in Italy and Belgium. I will stay there for more than a month and go back to Morocco and then to the other ITF center (in Fiji) in June,\u201d the 17-year-old said.<\/p>\n
She is playing in the ITF\/CAT North African Circuit in Casablanca and won her opening match in the singles event of the Grade 3 contest yesterday. Lee swept France\u2019s Flavie Brugnone, 6-1, 7-5, to move into the second round where she will face the winner of the match between Austria\u2019s Emily Meyer and Morocco\u2019s Sarah Rhallab.<\/p>\n
The Commonwealth bet also prevailed in her doubles match, as she and Australia\u2019s Tina Nadine Smith outclassed Lituania\u2019s Iveta Daujotaite and Slovenia\u2019s Maja Makoric, 6-3, 6-3. Next up for the No. 2 seed pair is a quarterfinal match against Meyer and Liechtenstein\u2019s Sylvie Zund.<\/p>\n
After the tournament in Casablanca, the CNMI player will go to Mohammedia to show her wares in the Raquette D\u2019Or\u2014another Grade 3 tournament. Then in Italy, Lee will compete in Florence and Salsomaggiore Terme, while in Belgium, she will play in Marcinelle.<\/p>\n
Lee is ranked No. 170 (combined) in the world and has 265 rankings points in singles and 184 in doubles.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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