Watson into the quarter-finals
ANDY MURRAY may have bitten the New York dust unexpectedly early, but British interest at the US Open is being maintained by a Guernsey girl and the hot property that is Laura Robson.

ANDY MURRAY may have bitten the New York dust unexpectedly early, but British interest at the US Open is being maintained by a Guernsey girl and the hot property that is Laura Robson.

Both girls have reached the quarter-finals of the junior singles and, quite possibly, could yet meet in an all-British final.
Not that the Heather Watson camp will be looking that far ahead as she now faces the highest seeded player left in the tournament, Thailand's world No. 2 and 2009 Wimbledon Junior singles champion, Noppawan Lertcheewakarn.
Watson came through her court eight third-round match in straight sets yesterday evening, ending the run of the unseeded German girl Annike Beck.
The 17-year-old former Ladies' College student won 6-4, 7-5 in 91 min., but made life difficult for herself by surrendering a big lead in both sets and, in the end, was made to really battle.