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Lexus Junior National Championships

🎾 The 2025 Lexus Junior National Championships U18 Finals Day is a wrap! 

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2025 FINALS DAY RESULTS

CONGRATULATIONS to Middlesex’s Mika Stojsavljevic and Surrey’s Oliver Bonding who were crowned singles champions at the 2025 18U Lexus Junior National Championships tournament after two high-quality finals at the LTA’s National Tennis Centre.

As well as the title of Junior Nationals champion, Stojsavljevic and Bonding receive wild cards into the Qualifying event of The Championships, Wimbledon, as well as a guaranteed place in the main draw of The Junior Championships, Wimbledon.

2024 US Open Junior Champion and top seed Stojsavljevic overcame No.2 seed Hannah Klugman from Surrey in the Girls’ Final, battling back from a set down to seal a 3-6, 6-2, 7-5 victory in a compelling match that lasted two hours and seven minutes.

In the Boys’ final, 2024 18U champion Bonding from Surrey emerged victorious again as he beat Kent’s Benjamin Gusic Wan 6-2, 6-3, with his powerful serve proving to be a potent weapon on the hard courts at the LTA’s National Tennis Centre.

JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS – 2025 FINALS DAY PREVIEW

The National Tennis Centre is the place to be on Friday 18 April for the Lexus Junior National Championships U18 Finals Day featuring some of the brightest prospects in British tennis. 

Four players will have earned the right to play on the show court at the National Tennis Centre on Friday 18 April, each with an opportunity to follow in the footsteps of some famous names in British tennis.  Andy Murray, Heather Watson, Dan Evans, Anne Keothavong, Jack Draper, Harriet Dart, Jamie Murray, Jo Durie and Sue Barker are all previous winners at the Junior National Championships.

The stakes are high for the U18s finalists.  Along with a national title the two winners receive a wild card into the Wimbledon Qualifying Tournament in June, as well as a guaranteed place in the Junior Championship at Wimbledon in July.  Olly Bonding (defending U18 Boys champion) and Hannah Klugman (U16 Girls champion in 2023 and U18 runner-up last year) are just two of the stars of the future aiming to win silverware.

👀 Read on for how to claim free tickets, a preview of this year’s event, ‘ones to watch’ and a review of last year’s finals

JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS – TICKETS, TIMINGS & TRAVEL

Tickets

UPDATE Monday 14 April: 🎟️ Tickets for the U18s Finals Day on Friday 18 April are sold out.  Please contact Richard Joyner on richard.joyner@lta.org.uk regarding attending on other days this week.  Spectating is free but registration in advance is required.  The 18U event takes place Saturday 12 April to Friday 18 April.

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🎟️ Spectating at the Lexus Junior National Championships U18s Finals Day is free.  To attend you must register in advance for tickets, see our step-by-step guide below.  If you have any issues doing that, please email Richard Joyner at the LTA on richard.joyner@lta.org.uk.

PART A – REGISTERING FOR FREE TICKETS

Step 1: Visit the LTA Ticket shop

Visit the LTA Ticket Shop HERE and enter the access code – LTANJC2025 – where indicated at the top of the page.

Step 2: Buy your free tickets 

The Lexus Junior National National Championships event will be displayed.  Click ‘Buy’ to access free tickets and then select the ticket (s) you want to add.  Adult and Child (U16s) tickets are available. 

Once you have selected the tickets click ‘Add to basket’ and on the next screen select ‘Buy’.

 Step 3: Log in or create an LTA Ticketing account

Having selected ‘Buy’ you will be asked to log in to your LTA Ticketing account to complete the order.

EITHER

If you have bought tickets before through the LTA ticket shop you will already have an account.  Enter your email address and password for the account and select ‘Login’.

OR

If you do not have an existing account, select ‘Create a new account’ and *complete the account profile details. 

*Note: Where it says ‘Please enter your LTA Advantage Number below’ leave that box blank if you do not already have an LTA Advantage account.

Step 4: Finalise the ticket purchase

Once you log in to your LTA Ticketing account, or have created a new account, you will then see a summary of your order.  Accept the ‘Terms & Conditions’ (check the box) and select ‘Complete’.  Your order will confirmed with an order number and you will receive a confirmation email from the Lawn Tennis Association. 

Congratulations.  You have now successfully registered for tickets!  These will be available in the new LTA Courtside app (see below) closer to the event.

PART B – DISPLAYING OR TRANSFERRING TICKETS

Step 5: Download the LTA Courtside app

Visit the App Store here or Google Play Store here to download the LTA Courtside app.  This is a new app released at the end of March.

Step 6: Log in to the LTA Courtside app to view your tickets

Tickets are linked to the app using an *LTA MyAdvantage account.  

*Note: LTA MyAdvantage and LTA Ticketing accounts are separate.  Both accounts should have the same associated email address in order that the app can display your tickets.

EITHER

Go the ‘Tickets’ tab in the app and click ‘Log in’ using your LTA MyAdvantage account details to access your tickets.  

OR 

If you don’t already have a LTA MyAdvantage Account you will be given an option to set one up.  Choose ‘Advantage Fan’ to set up a free account.

Step 7: Access your tickets 

Once you are logged into the LTA Courtside app using your LTA MyAdvantage Account your tickets will automatically appear in the app closer to the event.  You can then transfer tickets to other guests as required.  All tickets will need to be displayed for scanning on a mobile phone at the entrance to the National Tennis Centre.

Timings

🕙 Timings: Play starts at 10am and consists of the U18 Girls Singles and U18 Boys Singles finals.  Play will finish around 2pm, depending on the length of the matches.    

Travel

🚊 🚗 Travel tips: Entry to the National Tennis Centre (map here) is via the entrance gate on Priory Lane.  The nearest railway station is Barnes (with connections to Clapham Junction and London Waterloo).  This is a short taxi ride or approximately a 15-minute walk to the venue.  Alternatively, take the London Underground to East Putney station (on the District Line) and then the 337 bus alighting at Rosslyn Park RFC.  From there it’s a 10-minute walk to the centre.  Plan your journey at the Transport for London website.  The venue has limited parking onsite.  There is some street parking available on nearby Bank Lane.  

LEXUS JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS – 2025 EVENT PREVIEW

The U18 Finals Day on Friday 18 April is a unique opportunity to see the tennis stars of tomorrow, today!  The U18 Girls Singles and U18 Boys Singles finals take place back-to-back with the action starting at 10am.  Each final will feature player introductions and presentations.  Ball Girls and Ball Boys from the Wimbledon Championships will be on duty.

The stakes are high for the finalists.  Along with a national title the two winners receive a wild card into the Wimbledon Qualifying Tournament in June, as well as a guaranteed place in the Junior Championship at Wimbledon in July.

The finals take place on Court 3 at the National Tennis Centre.  There is a seating area for spectators overlooking the court and a café (with a terrace area) serving food and drinks just a short distance away (see pictures below)

JUNIOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS – ONES TO WATCH

All of the top 20 boys and 19 of the top 20 girls have entered the Lexus Junior National Championships U18s events.  These include:

Mika Stojsavljevic (reigning US Open Junior Girls champion, and current junior world ranking of 8)
Hannah Klugman (16U national champion 2023, and current junior world ranking of 18)
Allegra Korpanec Davies (current junior world ranking of 52)
Olly Bonding (current 18U national champion, and current junior world ranking of 26 with career high of 8 in January 2025)
Ben Gusic Wan (16U national champion 2023, and current junior world ranking of 66 )
Mark Ceban (current 16U national champion, and current junior world ranking of 87)

4 of the girls have a current WTA pro ranking: Hannah Klugman WTA587.  Mika Stojsavljevic WTA698.  Hephzibah Oluwadare WTA844.  Brooke Black WTA1092)

2 of boys have a current ATP pro ranking: Reigning 18U boys singles national champion Olly Bonding ATP957.  Ben Gusic Wan ATP2105)

18U boys – 3 currently inside top 100 junior ITF world ranking’s: Oliver Bonding 26.  Ben Gusic Wan 66.  Mark Ceban 87.

18U girls – 5 currently inside top 100 junior ITF world ranking’s: Mika Stojsavljevic 8.  Hannah Klugman 18.  Allegra Korpanec Davies 52.  Brooke Black 63.  Flora Johnson 66.

BOYS & GIRLS 18U draw will appear here in full once published.

BOYS & GIRLS U16 draw will appear here in full once published.

Who will be crowned the U18 champions for 2025 and state their claims as potential British stars of the future?  All will be revealed at the National Tennis Centre on Friday 18 April.  Apply for your ticket now to take your seat courtside for the finals! 

2024 FINALS

CONGRATULATIONS to the 2024 Lexus Junior National Championships U18 winners, pictured below.  Mime Xu claimed the U18 Girls Singles title beating Hannah Klugman 6-7(4) 7-6(7) 6-4.  Xu saved two match points on her way to victory.  In the U18 Boys, Oliver Bonding justified his status as favourite beating Charlie Robertson 6-3 3-6 6-4 in the final.

Mimi Xu GS 18 Winner & Oliver Bonding BS 18 Winner | Photos: Kane Smith

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