Sofia Kano takes Brazil's only win at the Vila Nova de Gaia WTT
Sofia Kano was Brazil's only winner on Wednesday in the women's singles at the WTT Feeder in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. She beat Belgium's Lessia Lewyckyj 3-2, with a 15/13 decider in the fifth game.
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A rodada desta quarta-feira (4) foi ruim para o Brasil no WTT Feeder de Vila Nova de Gaia, em Portugal. Só Sofia Kano saiu de quadra vitoriosa: ela passou pela belga Lessia Lewyckyj, 3 a 2, com a decisão na quinta parcial, fechada em 15/13.
No grupo do simples feminino, Sabrina Miyabara levou duas derrotas — 3 a 2 para a polonesa Aleksandra Michalak e 3 a 0 para a romena Adina Diaconu.
Raphael Ito também perdeu duas vezes no masculino: 3 a 0 para o esloveno Peter Hribar (11/7, 15/13, 11/9) e 3 a 0 para o espanhol Albert Vilardell (11/3, 11/4, 11/8). Breno Panini teve o mesmo destino diante de Miguel Pantoja, da Espanha (3 a 0, com 11/6, 11/4 e 11/7), e do luxemburguês Mael van Dessel (3 a 0, com 11/8, 11/6 e 11/3).
Nas duplas mistas, nenhuma das duas parcerias passou do qualificatório. Ito e Miyabara caíram por 3 a 0 diante de Clement Laine e Matilde Pinto (11/5, 11/3, 11/6); Panini e Sofia perderam para o israelense Eitay Shushan e a chilena Macarena Reyes por 3 a 1 (11/6, 3/11, 11/5, 11/8).
Já na chave masculina de duplas, Ito e Panini foram eliminados por Dimitrije Levajac e Nemanja Dilas, 3 a 0 (11/4, 11/2, 11/8).
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