Discover the young talents given the chance to compete in the boys' and girls' events at RG2023
©Nicolas Gouhier / FFTArticle updated on June 1st, 2023
Following the recommendations of National Technical Director, Nicolas Escudé, FFT President Gilles Moretton and Tournament Director Amélie Mauresmo are delighted to announce the wildcards attributed for the main draws of the girls’ and boys’ singles tournaments (June 4 to June 10) and and the juniors’ qualifying tournaments (June 1 and 2) at Roland-Garros 2023.
Juniors’ qualifying matches are played at the Cercle Athlétique Montrouge.
1. Daphnée Mpetshi Perricard (FRA) / Wild-card circuit France juniors
2. Sarah Iliev (FRA) / Wild-card circuit international juniors
3. Sarah Rakotomanga (FRA)
4. Astrid Lew Yan Foon (FRA)
5. Eleejah Inisan (FRA)
6. Margot Phanthala (FRA)
7. Lucie Pawlak (FRA)
8. Sol Ailin Larraya Guidi (ARG) / Roland-Garros Junior Series
1. Tiago Pires (FRA) / Wild-card circuit France juniors
2. Andréa M'Chich (FRA) / Wild-card circuit international juniors
3. Loann Massard (FRA)
4. Théo Papamalamis (FRA)
5. Loan Lestir (FRA)
6. Thomas Faurel (FRA)
7. Léo Raquillet (FRA)
8. Alejandro Acila (COL) / Roland-Garros Junior Series
©André Ferreira / FFT1. Dune Vaissaud (FRA)
2. Jenny Lim (FRA)
3. Massiva Boukirat (FRA)
4. Zlata Bartanusz (FRA)
5. Mathilde Ngijol-Carre (FRA)
6. Eva-Marie Desvignes (FRA)
1. Jules Leroux (FRA)
2. Evan Jarzaguet (FRA)
3. Maé Malige (FRA)
4. Félix Balshaw (FRA)
5. Raphaël Vaksmann (FRA)
6. Clément Lemire (FRA)
ROLAND-GARROS
19 May - 8 June 2025
