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LATEST INCOMING RESULTS FROM THE ITF JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS IN DHAKA
NEW WIN FOR ZARUHI HARUTYUNYAN AGAINST WORLD NUMBER 295, 6-3, 6-0

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Armenia's teenage tennis champion Zaruhi Harutyunyan left for her first ITF tennis tour on Wednesday 18 January 2006. She travelled to Bangladesh and end her three week competitions this week. With her consecutive sucesses, her world ranking of 1245 has shot to 619.
We wish her all the best and thank everyone who are assisting her effort.
Follow Zaruhi's progress in the pages of Gibrahayer e-magazine, through which you can also send your messages to her. I am sure she would love to hear from you.


LET US HELP ZARUHI HARUTYUNYAN ON HER WAY TO TENNIS FAME
Nicosia, January 2006

Dear subscribers,
There is a lot we have achieved through Gibrahayer e-magazine. We carry the latest news to 6,000 homes, provide a forum for ideas and discussions, push people to participate in community affairs, provide our readers with the news and information we consider important, and we try to keep decision makers in check.
And we have done that for the past six years.
We would now like to use this forum for another cause. To promote young talents in the field of arts and sports.
Instead of contributing to Gibrahayer e-magazine (a popular suggestion among subscribers) we urge you to contribute to a young tennis player who has recently "landed" in Cyprus. We have included information on this very talented, disciplined and ambitious tennis player Zaruhi Harutyunyan, with an article from a past edition of Gibrahayer e-magazine.
Through this page - which we hope you will visit regularly - we will soon provide more information to you. We will also include details of her expenses. We are happy to note that our community has already started assisting her and in the coming weeks we will list the names and organisations that have already started helping her touch her dream.
This effort is our dream too.
We urge you to give generously, specially now, when Zaruhi Harutyunyan has began her world Tennis tour.

Simon Aynedjian- Gibrahayer e-magazine
Contributions can be made at the following account at: Laiki Bank Strovolos Industrial Area, Stavrou 96 I, 2034, Strovolos
Account Number 101 - 08 - 037631 for Zaruhi Harutyunyan under guardian Simon Aynedjian
International transfers at IBAN CY30 0030 0101 0000 0101 0803 7631 . Swift Code address LIKICY2N

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Here is some data on Zaruhi: Personal Information: Name: Zaruhi Harutyunyan Sport: Tennis Age: 15, Star sign: Gemimi - born 11 June, 1990 in Yerevan Father: Vigen (deceased in 2000), Mother: Mariam, Sister: Megy Nationality: Armenian Languages Spoken: Armenian, English, Russian, Bulgarian and now learning Greek. Country of temporary residence: Nicosia - Cyprus Objective in life: To be ranked in the top 100 before 17 years old. Next tournaments: Indonesia ITF Junior Circuit followed by Ladies WTA tour in Indonesia Favourites: Food: Dolma and pizza Drink: Fresh orange juice after a four hour practice Movies: Euro trip, Just married, 8 mile Actor: Josh Hartnet, Ashton Kutcher, Brad Pitt Actress: Brittany Murphey, Angelina Jolie Armenian writer: Baruyr Sevak Non-Armenian writer: Agatha Cristy Armenian singer: Sirousho Music style: RNB and rap Tennis player: Andy Roddick, Maria Sharapova Tournament: Wimbledon ZARUHI HARUTYUNYAN AGAIN QUALIFIES FOR THIRD STRAIGHT ITF TOURNAMENT MAIN DRAW (Gibrahayer - Nicosia - February 7, 2006) 15 year old Zaruhi Harutyunyan of Armenia - practising with the Cyprus National Team since September 2005 - has qualified for her third successive tournament main draw appearance after completing a successful run of qualification matches against top junior players from all of the world, contending in a world ranking ITF junior tournament in Bangladesh. Her accomplishments weigh much more, if we bare in mind the fact that she played her qualification matches after being severely poisoned in a bizarre gas leakage incident in the vicinity of the tennis complex. Despite all this, she won her qualification matches playing as much as two matches a day and starts her competition in the main draw for the third time in as many tournaments. She is expected to climb a minimum of 500 positions after ITF announces the new world rankings. We will publish the results in next week's Gibrahayer. She returns to Cyprus this week.

V.V