“After everything that I have been through, it is a very happy moment for me. It was joy for Neha of Manav Mangal High School as she made her way to claim the title in the junior girls’ singles final with a 3-1win over Parneet of Delhi Public School. Continuing their fine form in the tournament, the Chandigarh Hockey Academy girls maintained their supremacy in the final. Hitting winners and unforced errors in almost equal measure in the opening set, the former world number one dug deep to take the advantage. Singh claimed the organisers did not provide any training facilities. ”The reality, however, is that Ferrari still has some catching up to do heading into Saturday’s qualifying. “It’s an exceptional property and very impressive. ed in the hand last December, finished off the Frenchwoman within 73 minutes in Arthur Ashe Stadium, closing out the contest in style with a fine ace. It was Edmund, however, who grabbed the early break to charge in front 3-0 on his way to taking the opening set. It was a crucial tournament, which also offered Indians the chance to spar with wrestlers from other countries, including Russia, Iran and USA.