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For the first time in history, a Ukrainian tennis player has won the Tennis Europe Masters Junior year-end tournament 1...

24.10.2026, 15:04 Obozrevatel.ua ↗

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For the first time in history, a Ukrainian tennis player has won the Tennis Europe Masters Junior year-end tournament

13-year-old Mariia Kocherzhenko became the winner of the Tennis Europe Junior Masters year-end tournament in the under-14 age category. A native of Kamianske (Dnipropetrovsk region), she became the first representative of the country to win this competition in its entire history since 1996.

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Уперше в історії українська тенісистка виграла Підсумковий турнір Tennis Europe Masters Junior

13-річна Марія Кочерженко стала переможницею підсумкового турніру Tennis Europe Junior Masters у віковій категорії до 14 років. Уродженка Кам’янського (Дніпропетровська область) стала першою представницею країни, яка виграла ці змагання за всю історію їх проведення з 1996 року.

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