British singles campaign ends at US Open
Harriet Dart and Francesca Jones both lost their second-round matches. Their defeats eliminate all British players from the singles draws. The losses came against seeded opponents.
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The US Open's singles brackets will no longer feature any British participants. Harriet Dart and Francesca Jones each fell in their second-round matches, marking a swift end to the nation's presence in the tournament's main draws.
Both players were eliminated by seeded competitors, highlighting the challenging path they faced. With their exits, the collective British singles campaign concludes prematurely, leaving no representatives to
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