Dubai Semifinal Tuesday: 365 Open Sports U12 – Girls

Dubai Semifinal Tuesday: 365 Open Sports U12 – Girls
Dubai Semifinal Tuesday: 365 Open Sports U12 – Girls Date: 03/02/2026

Dubai Semifinal Tuesday: 365 Open Sports U12 – Girls

Semifinal Tuesday arrives in Dubai at the 365 Open Sports U12 – Girls. Four standouts—Anisa Tatlieva, Maya Kanbargimath, Mia Radenovic, and Eugenie Killeen—vie for a place in the final as the UAE Tennis Federation event enters its decisive phase.

Tournament Overview

The 365 Open Sports U12 – Girls has reached its business end in Dubai, running from January 30 to February 8, 2026 on hard courts. The event features a 16-player main draw and an 8-player qualifying draw, showcasing rising talents in the UAE junior pathway.

  • Venue: Dubai
  • Dates: January 30 – February 8, 2026
  • Surface: Hard
  • Main Draw Size: 16
  • Qualifying Draw Size: 8
  • Category: U12 Girls
  • Entry Fee: 105

For the official draw, live updates, and notices, visit the tournament page: 365 Open Sports U12 – Girls.

Main Draw Progress to Date

Round of 16 Results

  • Anisa Tatlieva def. BYE
  • Isabella Ferrao def. Naya Aziz Abbawi, 6-2, 6-3
  • Maya Kanbargimath def. Akshita Ramakhishnan, 6-0, 6-0
  • Shanaya Gandhi def. Alexia Marquez, 6-2, 6-0
  • Sofia Volya def. Jaslene Elayyan, 5-7, 6-4, 10-4
  • Mia Radenovic def. Stuti Shah, 6-0, 6-0
  • Arina Mironova def. Jasmine Doronin, 6-0, 6-2
  • Eugenie Killeen def. BYE

Quarterfinal Results

  • Anisa Tatlieva def. Isabella Ferrao, 7-5, 6-1
  • Maya Kanbargimath def. Shanaya Gandhi, 6-1, 6-1
  • Mia Radenovic def. Sofia Volya, 6-1, 6-2
  • Eugenie Killeen def. Arina Mironova, 6-0, 6-1

Semifinals Set for Today

Tuesday, February 3, 2026 brings two compelling semifinals featuring four athletes who have combined dominance with composure:

Player Round of 16 Quarterfinal Total Games Lost
Anisa Tatlieva (Rank 8) BYE d. I. Ferrao 7-5, 6-1 6
Maya Kanbargimath (Rank 14) d. A. Ramakhishnan 6-0, 6-0 d. S. Gandhi 6-1, 6-1 2
Mia Radenovic (Rank 17) d. S. Shah 6-0, 6-0 d. S. Volya 6-1, 6-2 3
Eugenie Killeen (Rank 10) BYE d. A. Mironova 6-0, 6-1 1

Semifinal 1: Anisa Tatlieva vs. Maya Kanbargimath

Anisa’s late-set acceleration versus Ferrao (from 5-5 to 7-5, then 6-1) suggests strong finishing patterns. Maya has been nearly flawless, conceding just two games across two rounds. Expect Anisa to test Maya’s depth with early aggression, while Maya’s first-ball clarity and court coverage will aim to blunt that surge.

Semifinal 2: Mia Radenovic vs. Eugenie Killeen

Mia’s blend of pace and consistency has yielded a 24–3 games differential through two matches. Eugenie brings the week’s stingiest defense (only one game lost), built on clean returns and compact swings. The initiative on serve plus neutral-ball patience may decide this one.

Tactical Themes
  • First-strike efficiency: The players who establish forehand patterns early have advanced comfortably so far.
  • Return depth: Quarterfinal winners averaged quick breaks by pinning second serves; depth over pace has been decisive.
  • Transition discipline: Controlled approach shots and simple volley targets are separating the best four.
Players to Watch
  1. Maya Kanbargimath: Minimal error tolerance and excellent rally tolerance under pressure.
  2. Mia Radenovic: Serves with predictable reliability and converts short balls ruthlessly.
  3. Eugenie Killeen: Elite point construction, especially on return plus one.

Order of Play — Tuesday, February 3, 2026

Provisional schedule; subject to onsite updates. Please check the official tournament page for any changes.

Time Court Round Match Notes
TBA Court 1 Semifinal Anisa Tatlieva vs. Maya Kanbargimath Report 15 minutes before
TBA Court 2 Semifinal Mia Radenovic vs. Eugenie Killeen New balls after 7 & 9 games

What This Means for the Final

With four form players converging, margins are slim. Look for serve-plus-one execution and deep, middle-third returns to dictate momentum. The finalists will need both physical discipline and selective aggression to prevail on Dubai’s true-bouncing hard courts.

How to Follow

Live scoring and updates will be posted on the UAE Tennis Federation tournament page. Onsite announcements take precedence over published times.