Sunu, Maya win junior tournament
Sunu, Maya win junior tournament
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta
Top seed Sunu Wahyu Triaji continued his winning streak when he
captured the boys' singles title of the inaugural Hemaviton
Challenge junior tennis tournament here on Sunday.
Joining the U-18 category, Sunu thumped third-seeded Christian
Adinata 6-1, 6-1 in the lopsided final matches at the Bung Karno
Tennis Court in Central Jakarta.
Maya Rosa, who was also the top seed at the tournament, took
the girls' title with a convincing 6-1, 6-0 victory over third-
seeded Nancy Metriya.
The two opponents then teamed up to win the doubles with a 6-
1, 6-2 victory over Cecilia Isadora/Mega Sukmawati.
Sunu's victory came on the heels of his international-level
triumph at the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Junior
Championship here last week.
"I was relaxed during the match like I usually am during
training. Christian seemed too tired and he regularly made
mistakes," Sunu told the official Antara news agency. He will go
overseas next week as he plans to take part in a championship in
Malaysia before continuing on to Thailand.
The final match of boys' doubles, which should have paired
Bramadita Dian Trisna and Sandy Purnomo against Armendio Anggara
and Jonathan Amdanu, was scrapped with organizers announcing that
Sandy Purnomo and Jonathan Amdanu had left for Malaysia for an
ITF junior event.
In the U-14 competition, the singles' title went to Agung
Bagus Dewantoro and Mia Sacca. In the finals, Bagus beat Fendy
Gunawan 6-1, 6-0 in the boys' category while Mia stopped Lutfiana
Aris Budiarto 6-2, 6-1 in the girls' event.
Mia and Vivien Silfiani defeated Juan Rosalia and Juan
Rosalina 6-1, 6-2 in the final of the girls' doubles category,
while Christopher Rungkat and Fendy Gunawan crushed Dwi Asmara
and Eko Septian 6-0, 6-0 in the boys' match.
The second series of the tournament will be staged from June 4
to June 10. The top 16 players from the two series will qualify
for the Master Series and will compete for the grand prize of
free transportation and accommodation for international
tournaments.