Tables from FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports are out. From U12 to U18, many young French players will be on the tracks in Lésigny, with several French duels from the first round and some matches already highly anticipated.
The boys
U12: A possible clash between Rolandi and Le Saux
In table U12, Paul Rolandi Porcel , associated with Spanish Tello Buitron Olcina , occupies the number 1 seed. The two players could meet again as early as the quarter-finals Marin Le Saux and Titouan Aschard , seeded 7.
An almost entirely French duel that would constitute one of the first big matches of the tournament.
Before that, Joan Dona / Timéo Fresselini will face Naé Couchaud / Lucas Lamour Fournier in an all-French first round. The winner will then face the 4th seed, Thiago Rolandi Porcel / Luca Turc Many other French candidates are involved in the first round with real opportunities to reach the second round.
U14: Bessière and Benveniste face Devriendt and Debroy
The U14 bracket also features several big duels between French players. Gabriel Bessière and Léon Benveniste will face off as soon as they enter the competition Sacha Devriendt and Siméo Debroy .
A match between some of the best French players of this generation. The winner won't have time to rest, as they will face the top Spanish seed in the round of 1. Christian Riesgo / Joel Ranera .
Another all-French clash: the 5th seed Juan Segura / Lucas Terminet will be opposed to Marin Le Saux / Pierre Tendron .
On their side, Tyrone Pottier and Benjamin Filieri The third-seeded team has qualified directly for the round of 3. They will face the winner of the match between Lino Meireles / Théo Schuh et Alessio Di Marco / Enzo Barreteau They could then face the number 2 seed. Adrian Gonzalez / Felipe Morales , in the semi-final.
U16: Several French duels and a big challenge for Bessière
In U16, the draw offers almost the same match-up as in U14. Juan Segura and Lucas Terminet will find this time Pierre Tendron , associated to Lino Solis .
Gabriel Bessiere , engaged with Noah Dying will have a difficult first round against the 7th seed, Christian Riesgo / Joel Ranera . A Spanish pair that the Frenchman could therefore face in two different categories.
Another all-French duel: Maël Cadel / Zack Muller Legris face Victor Caby / Louis Cacheux .
Finally Nathan Perrot and Sacha Huard de la Marre will start against the Swedes Wiggo Johansson / Vilgot Persson If they have a flawless run, they could face the second-seeded Spanish team as early as the quarterfinals. Sebastia Ferrer Reyes / Ian Garcia Calvo .
U18: Robert and Guy de Chamisso in the lower section
Among the U18s, Jérémy Robert and Olivier Guy de Chamisso , seeded 3, benefit from a bye in the first round.
They are located in the same half of the table as Sebastia Ferrer Reyes and Ian Garcia Calvo , seeded 2, with a possible semi-final between the two pairs.
Same situation for Quentin Bernard and Johan Peloux Marchini The fifth seeded team qualified directly for the round of 16. Their path could lead them as early as the quarterfinals against the Spanish first seed. Javier Bolumar Orti and Izan Ranera Pedrero .
The first round will also offer an all-French duel between Léo Lang Trottoux / Tom Lang Trottoux et Nolann Ballay Gaudin / Clément Monot .
Girls
U12: A group to watch
En U12 The competition will be contested in the form of a single group of four teams.
French women will be particularly well represented there with Romane Garcia / Elina Garcia , Loïs Meyer / Emma Delachaux and Giulia Ascone / Margaux Panicucci Gaby The fourth pair will consist of the Spanish woman Olivia López Conesa and the Swedish Luna Levihn .
U14: Garcia and Garcia directly into the quarterfinals
The U14 bracket offers a great opportunity to Romane Garcia et Elina Garcia , also present in the U12 category. Facing off against Lylwenn Laforge et Elise Le Roux They take advantage of their opponents' withdrawal to advance directly to the quarter-finals.
Lois Meyer et Chloé Le Jeune will face the Dutch in the first round Kroon Flower et Lieve De Jong .
On their side, Margaux Panicucci Gaby et Giulia Ascone Already competing in the U12 category, they were not favored by the draw. They will face the second seeded team from Portugal right from the start. Francisca Cravo et Mariana Pedroso .
U16: a very competitive field
The U16 category will be marked by a strong foreign presence.
Zia Debroy et Augustine Charpentier will face a huge challenge against the number 1 seed, Ornella Beltramino et Carla Hernandez .
Another interesting poster, Sienna Dubois , associated with the Spanish Marina Ventura Guerrero , will face Rose Estrade et Inés Lozano Cabrera , seeded 8.
Finally Evi Panhuizen et Chloé Le Jeune they too benefit from the package Lylwenn Laforge et Elise Le Roux to go directly to the second round.
U18: Robert and Lançon face the Swedish team
In the U18 category, foreign competition will also be very present.
The French Chloé Robert et Lisa Lançon will start against the Swedes Selma Sofia Killman et Agnes Vaermfors If they win, they will face the tournament favorites, the Dutch. Anshika et Rishita Rajagopal , seeded 1.
Alycia Greboval , associated with the British Heidi Ellis will not have an easy first round against the 4th seed, Juni Sjöland et Zoe Andersson .
Finally Rose Estrade et Inés Lozano Cabrera , already involved in U16, will find themselves this time Zia Debroy et Augustine Charpentier in a duel that will pit two pairs against each other who are also present in the lower category.
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