Dubai Semifinals Loom at TUSA Tennis Girls U14 Championships – Monday, 10 November 2025

Dubai Semifinals Loom at TUSA Tennis Girls U14 Championships – Monday, 10 November 2025
Dubai Semifinals Loom at TUSA Tennis Girls U14 Championships – Monday, 10 November 2025 Date: 10/11/2025

Dubai Semifinals Loom at TUSA Tennis Girls U14 Championships – Monday, 10 November 2025

The TUSA Tennis Girls U14 Championships in Dubai reaches the semifinal stage today. Chinemerem Uzokwe faces Cleopatra Carnes, and Ailin Turdieva meets Ria Joseph. Tournament overview, key storylines, and today’s order of play inside.

Tournament Overview

The TUSA Tennis Girls U14 Championships in Dubai is underway from November 7–16, 2025 on outdoor hard courts. The main draw features 16 players, with a 32-player qualifying draw. The event awards Trophies, Medals, and Goodies, reflecting the UAE Tennis Federation’s commitment to junior development. There is no entry fee, and the competition is part of the Girls U14 category.

  • City: Dubai
  • Dates: 7–16 November 2025
  • Surface: Hard
  • Main Draw: 16 | Qualifying: 32
  • Age Group: Girls U14
  • Road to Mubadala Abu Dhabi Open: Not part of the series

For the latest official updates, visit the tournament page.

Draw Progress So Far

The main draw has crystallized into two compelling semifinals. Top entrant by ranking Chinemerem Uzokwe advanced with authority, while Cleopatra Carnes edged a tight quarterfinal. In the bottom half, Ailin Turdieva rolled through in straight sets, and Ria Joseph prevailed in a deciding match tiebreak.

Quarterfinal Results

Match Winner Score Defeated
QF1 Chinemerem Uzokwe (C.F) 6-0, 6-4 Pakhi Shah (TOP)
QF2 Cleopatra Carnes (ZAY) 7-6, 7-5 Smera Shetty (TOP)
QF3 Ailin Turdieva (PBI) 6-1, 6-3 Kaavya Siddharth (FUT)
QF4 Ria Joseph (IND) 6-2, 5-7, 10-5 Erin Hubert (C.F)

Key Storylines and Form Guide

  • Uzokwe’s momentum: Dropped just four games in the quarterfinal after a first-round bye, showing clean first-strike tennis.
  • Carnes under pressure: Won two tight sets, handling big points with poise in both a tiebreak and a late-set push.
  • Turdieva’s balance: Commanding baseline depth and steady patterns produced a straight-sets win.
  • Joseph’s resilience: Came through a deciding match tiebreak, sharpening competitive instincts for the semifinal stage.

Semifinal Scouting Reports

Semifinal 1: Chinemerem Uzokwe (C.F) vs Cleopatra Carnes (ZAY)

  1. First-strike efficiency from Uzokwe could dictate early momentum.
  2. Carnes’s clutch play in long games may extend rallies and test Uzokwe’s patience.
  3. Return depth and second-serve pressure likely to swing key points.

Semifinal 2: Ailin Turdieva (PBI) vs Ria Joseph (IND)

  1. Turdieva’s heavy cross-court patterns versus Joseph’s counterpunching variety is the tactical hinge.
  2. Joseph’s recent match-tiebreak win suggests readiness for tight finishes.
  3. First-serve percentage and mid-rally tolerance will be decisive.

Todays Order of Play 28Monday, November 10, 202529

Note: Match times and courts are subject to on-site confirmation. Please check the official order of play for live updates.

# Round Match Court Time
1 Semifinal Chinemerem Uzokwe (C.F) vs Cleopatra Carnes (ZAY) TBA TBA
2 Semifinal Ailin Turdieva (PBI) vs Ria Joseph (IND) TBA TBA
  • Standard junior warm-up: 10 minutes.
  • Matches follow on, not before the posted time.
  • Order may adjust based on preceding match durations.
Weather and Surface Notes

Dubai19s November conditions typically bring mild mornings and warm afternoons. On hard courts, expect a true bounce and rewarding pace for players who take the ball early. Managing court position and recovery between points will be critical as the day warms up.

How to Follow

Live updates, draws, and any schedule changes will be posted on the UAE Tennis Federation tournament page. Bookmark it for quick reference throughout the day.

Looking Ahead

The winners of today19s semifinals will progress to the championship match on the final weekend. With contrasting styles in both halves, expect tactical adjustments, composed point-building, and disciplined serving to define who advances.