By Piers Newbery BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Fitzpatrick, from Sheffield, is based at the Monte Carlo Tennis Academy

Briton Anna Fitzpatrick saw her good run in the Wimbledon girls' singles come to an end in the semi-finals against 16-year-old Urszula Radwanska.

Fitzpatrick, 18, won two singles matches on Friday to reach the final, as well as a second-round doubles tie.

She recovered an early break against Radwanska but lost 7-6 (7-3) 6-3.

Fitzpatrick and Jade Curtis then lost 7-6 (7-1) 6-2 to third seeds Sandra Roma and Nikola Hofmanova in the girls' doubles quarter-finals.

"I'm really disappointed about losing today but it's been a good tournament, especially being my last junior tournament," said Fitzpatrick.

"I can take a lot of confidence from it. I managed to turn it around and to be fair to her, she played pretty good.

"I was a little bit nervous but as soon as I got into it I was alright."

And of the shoulder problem, she added: "Yesterday I fell and landed on my shoulder.