J1 Barranquilla

The J1 Barranquilla (officially Copa Barranquilla ) is a world junior tennis tournament that has been held annually since 1993 on hard court in the Colombian city ​​of Barranquilla by the International Tennis Federation . It belongs to the second highest tournament category G1.

history

Originally held as the Pony Malta Cup on the clay courts of the Country Club in Barranquilla, the tournament changed names several times. In 2019 the competitions took place on hard courts for the first time.

Winners list

Among the winners are the Grand Slam champions and former world ranking leaders Gustavo Kuerten and Andy Murray .

singles

year	Men's	Ladies
↓ Pony Malta Cup ↓
1993	Gustavo Kuerten	Mariana Díaz-Oliva
1994	Federico Browne	Martina Nedelková
1995	Kepler Orellana	Barbara Schwartz
1996	Florian Allgauer	Zuzana Váleková
1997	Alejando Dulko	Catalina Castaño
1998	Artyom Derepasko	Tina Hergold
1999	Mario Radić	Lenka Dlhopolcová
2000	Ytai Abougzir	Eva Birnerová
2001	Alejandro Falla	Eva Birnerová
2002	Martín Vilarrubí	Petra Cetkovská
2003	Andy Murray	Krystina Marcio
2004	Eduardo Schwank	Estefania Balda-Álvarez
↓ Copa Aero Republica ↓
2005	Santiago Giraldo	Giulia Gabba
↓ Barranquilla Junior Tennis Tournament ↓
2006	José-Roberto Verlasco	Teliana Pereira
2007	Cristóbal Saavedra Corvalán	Mariana Duque Mariño
2008	Juan-Carlos Spir	Stephanie Vogt
2009	Andrea Collarini	Zsófia Susányi
↓ Country Club Barranquilla Open ↓
2010	Dominic Thiem	To-Sophie Mestach
↓ Copa Barranquilla ↓
2011	Joao Pedro Sorgi	Victoria Bosio
2012	Gianluigi Quinzi	Maria Ines Deheza
2013	Diego Pedraza	Varvara Swift
2014	Matias Zukas	Olha Fridman
2015	Casper Ruud	María Fernanda Herazo González
2016	Thomas Martín Etcheverry	Taylor Johnson
2017	Alan Fernando Rubio Fierros	María Camila Osorio Serrano
2018	Arthur Cazaux	María Camila Osorio Serrano
2019	Kevin Chahoud	Savannah Broadus
2020	Martin Breysach	Dana Guzmán

Double

year	Men's	Ladies
↓ Coca-Cola Super Junior Championships of Japan ↓
1993	Sebastián Prieto Jimy Szymanski	María-Dolores Campana Mariana Díaz-Oliva
1994	Federico Browne Carlos José Tori	Michaela Hasanová Martina Nedelková
1995	Kepler Orellana Mariano Puerta	Ľudmila Cervanová Alena Paulenková
1996	Sébastien Grosjean Jean-Michel Péquery
1997	José de Armas Luis Horna	Ivana Višić Gabriela Voleková
1998	Artyom Derepasko Igor Kunitsyn	Carla Tiene Vanessa Krauth
1999	Nicolas Mahut Julien Benneteau	Vanessa Krauth Jorgelina Cravero
2000	Alejandro Falla José Orozco	Inge de Geest Laurette Van Der Knaap
2001	Brian Dabul Marcel Felder	Eva Birnerová Galina Voskoboyeva
2002	Henrique Cancado Bruno Siqueira	Larissa Carvalho Soledad Esperón
2003	Grégory Chambaz Vilim Višak	Maryori Franco Olena Zuzkova
2004	Keith Meisner Jamie Murray	Marina Cossou Ana Jerman
↓ Copa Aero Republica ↓
2005	Chris Chirico Branko Kuzmanović	Bibiane Schoofs Roxane Vaisemberg
↓ Barranquilla Junior Tennis Tournament ↓
2006	Martin Kližan Andrej Martin	Klaudia Boczová Kristína Kučová
2007	Alejandro González Roberto Maytín	María Fernanda Álvarez Terán Ioana Ivan
2008	José Hernández Julen Urigüen	Polona Hercog Stephanie Vogt
2009	Gaëtan De Lovinfosse Yannik Reuter	Verónica Cepede Royg Cecilia Costa Melgar
↓ Country Club Barranquilla Open ↓
2010	Thiago Augusto Bitencourt Pinheiro Vitor Galvao	To-Sophie Mestach Demi Schuurs
↓ Copa Barranquilla ↓
2011	Hugo Dellien Diego Hidalgo	Doménica González Montserrat González
2012	Mateo Nicolás Martínez Gianluigi Quinzi	Maria Ines Deheza Dhanielly Quevedo
2013	Rogelio Siller João Walendowsky	Doménica González Valeria Patiuk
2014	Alex Rybakov Henrik Wiersholm	Usue Maitane Arconada Rafaella Baquerizo
2015	Marcelo Tomás Barrios Vera Felipe Cunha Silva	Yevgenia Levaschowa Tamara Zidanšek
2016	Andres Andrade Duarte Vale	Mirjam Björklund María José Portillo Ramírez
2017	Keenan Mayo Timothy Saw	Anna Hertel Draginja Vuković
2018	Nicholas David Ionel Sebastián Rodríguez	Mylène Halemai Adrienn Nagy
2019	Flavio Cobolli Bruno Oliveira	Emma Jackson Alexandra Yepifanova
2020	Bruno Oliveira Natan Rodrigues	Sofia Elena Cabezas Domínguez Dana Guzmán

Individual evidence

1. ^ Con el Mundial Juvenil de Tenis, Barranquilla imparable como sede de grandes eventos internacionales. In: barranquilla.gov.col. January 13, 2020, accessed August 14, 2020 (Spanish).