It\u2019s been a successful day for the seeds here at the 2015 Clare Valley Tennis International, with all of the five remaining making it through the round of 16.<\/p>\n
First seed Su Jeong Jang (KOR)<\/strong> defeated Australian qualifier Priscilla Hon<\/strong> 6-0 6-2, second seed Na-Lae Han (KOR)<\/strong> overcame Chang Liu (CHN) <\/strong>6-1 6-3 and Australia\u2019s fifth seed Jessica Moore<\/strong> defeated Fang Ying Xun (CHN)<\/strong> in a hard fought match 7-6(7) 7-6(5).<\/p>\n In other matches, seventh seed Pia Konig (AUT) <\/strong>defeated wildcard recipient Sally Peers (AUS)<\/strong> 6-2 6-3, eighth seed Yan Wang (CHN)<\/strong> defeated Chen Liang (CHN)<\/strong> 6-2 7-6(3) and Mana Ayukawa (JPN) <\/strong>defeated qualifier Karis Ryan (AUS)<\/strong> 6-3 6-2. Mai Minokoshi (JPN)<\/strong> defeated wildcard recipient Jelena Stojanovic (AUS)<\/strong> 6-4 6-2 and qualifiers Jennifer Elie (USA)<\/strong> and Zoe Hives (AUS)<\/strong> played off with Jennifer coming out on top 6-3 6-4.<\/p>\n Day 7 action will be headlined by Australia\u2019s very own Jessica Moore<\/strong> who will take her place in the singles quarter finals, as well as the doubles final with partner Jennifer Elie (USA)<\/strong> against the second seeded Japanese pairing of Mana Ayukawa<\/strong> and Kotomi Takahata<\/strong> later in the day. Spectators are encouraged to attend the doubles final, with free entry to the complex, BBQ and drinks available.<\/p>\n Day 7 will also see the continuation of the Pro Tour Schools Experience, featuring a behind the scenes tour of the tournament and ANZ Tennis Hot Shots.<\/p>\n