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U16 AJC: Quadre’s loses to Yasmine Kabbaj in the semi-final

Queen Moseph
Last updated: August 22, 2019 8:04 pm
Queen Moseph
Published: April 14, 2019
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Nigeria’s tennis rising star Oyinlomo Quadre failed to reach the final of the Under-16 African Junior Championship in Hammamet, Tunisia on Friday.

The 15-year old lost in straight sets to Yasmine Kabbaj from Morocco ending her impressive run at the tournament.

Quadre had not dropped a set in the tournament but fell to a 6-4, 6-4 loss in the semi-final to Kabbaj.

Kabbaj who has been in good form this year made Quadre work for every shot. The Moroccan has now beaten Quadre in 4 straight meetings.

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The Nigerian will now turn her attention to the Grade 3 event in Megrine, Tunisia, which will commence on Tuesday, April 16th at the Tennis Club de Megrine.

Quadre will hope to get back to her consistent run when the Grade 3 event in Tunisia begins next week.

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