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Nadia Lagaev represents Canada at Roland Garros 2025, while Coco Gauff dominates the French Open quarter-finals.

The J60 Edmonton Canadian Saville U18 ITF tennis tournament showcased the next generation of talent in Canadian tennis, featuring both boys` and girls` categories. This event is a vital part of the ITF junior circuit, providing a platform for young athletes to hone their skills and compete at a high level. While detailed match scores remain undisclosed, the tournament highlighted the progression of players through the rounds, underscoring the competitive spirit that defines Canadian junior tennis.

On the international stage, Nadia Lagaev emerged as a beacon of hope for Canada at the prestigious Roland Garros 2025. Competing in both singles and doubles, she faced Vendula Valdmannova from the Czech Republic in singles and paired with Brazil`s Pietra Rivoli in doubles against the French wildcard duo of Ophélie Boullay and Cindy Langlais. Lagaev`s participation marks her as the sole Canadian representative in the junior draws, a significant opportunity to showcase her talent on the iconic clay courts of Paris.

Meanwhile, the 2025 French Open witnessed the formidable Coco Gauff, ranked world number two, advancing to the quarter-finals without dropping a set. Gauff`s commanding performance against 20th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova, where she broke her opponent three times in the first set, exemplified her dominance and precision on the clay. The Canadian tennis scene remains vibrant, with numerous tournaments scheduled throughout the year, including the 2025 OFSAA Championships and the OTA Yonex U18 Junior Outdoor Selection, reflecting a robust competitive calendar for aspiring players in the nation. For more on Canadian tournaments, visit tennis Canada and for updates on the French Open, check French Open 2025.

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