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Peppa Fennis Wins Second Consecutive ITF J60 Title in Accra

Dutch teenager Peppa Fennis captured her second straight ITF J60 girls’ singles title at Accra Sports Stadium National Tennis Centre.

Peppa Fennis Wins Second Consecutive ITF J60 Title in Accra
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In Brief

  • •Dutch teenager Peppa Fennis captured her second straight ITF J60 girls’ singles title at Accra Sports Stadium National Tennis Centre.
  • •She defeated Eloise Agnamba 6‑2, 7‑6(2) in the semi‑final and then beat South Korea’s Jiwon Hwang 6‑3, 6‑1 in the final.
  • •The tournament was co‑hosted by Tennis Foundation Ghana and the Ghana Tennis Federation, underscoring local support for the sport.

Why It Matters

Fennis’s back‑to‑back victories highlight the growing competitiveness of young African players on the ITF circuit and signal Ghana’s rising profile as a host for international tennis events. The success may inspire increased investment in grassroots programs and attract future tournaments to the region.

Key Details

Winner
Peppa Fennis
Event
ITF J60 Girls' Singles
Venue
Accra Sports Stadium National Tennis Centre
Final Score
6-3, 6-1
Semi‑Final Score
6-2, 7-6(2)

Context & Background

The ITF J60 is a 60k prize money tournament on the ITF Women’s Circuit, and Ghana has recently hosted the event to promote tennis development in the region.

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