Daniella Rosas finished fifth in Ericeira
This is her best historical result in the challengers, bringing her closer to the top 20 with two stages remaining on the calendar.
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Peruvian Daniella Rosas finished fifth at the Ericeira Challenger and achieved the best result of her career in the series that qualify for the Championship Tour.
With 4745 points, Rosas now has 8545 points, bringing her closer to the top 20 with two events remaining on the tour: Saquarema and Haleiwa.
In the quarter-finals played earlier today in Ribeira D'Ilhas, the Lima native was unable to beat the Australian Molly Picklum by 12,10 (7,17+4,93) to 9,9 (5,27+4,63). The Peruvian could not find her rhythm and on the other hand, the Australian was motivated because if she advanced in that series she would be guaranteed in the CT.
The event is currently concluding.
The semi-finals were composed as follows:
Bettylou Sakura vs Caitlin Simmers
Molly Picklum vs Macy Callaghan
The four remaining in the tournament are coincidentally the four leaders of the ranking, which will virtually leave a place for the fifth-placed team for CT 2023.
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