Q. How did it feel on court? Were you nervous? How did you manage your emotions?

ANE MINTEGI DEL OLMO: In the first set I'm a little bit nervous, but slowly, slowly when I finish the first set, the nervous goes down and I start playing better.

Q. What do you think you did best on court today?

ANE MINTEGI DEL OLMO: What?

Q. What do you think you did best on court today?

ANE MINTEGI DEL OLMO: The mentality I think because all the points playing with concentration, and that's it.

Q. You made history today as the first Spanish player to win a girl's singles title at Wimbledon. What does it mean to you?

ANE MINTEGI DEL OLMO: For me it's a special (indiscernible). I'm the first girl in Spain that I win the Wimbledon, so I'm so happy and it's amazing.

Q. I saw your friend Vicki cheering you on. Can you say how that makes you feel to have her there watching you, supporting you?

ANE MINTEGI DEL OLMO: Vicki is my friend. Last year we played Australian Open and played a lot of tournament together. For me, she's special to have a regular supporter.

Q. How did you feel that Nastasja played today, your opponent?

ANE MINTEGI DEL OLMO: She play very well. The first set she play incredible. I have nothing to say. She played very good the first set. Then I serve better in the second set, and in the third set I play very well. But she play very well.

Q. Did Vicki give you any advice about a junior Grand Slam final, having won one herself?