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Tennis ACT Juniors Set to Compete at National u/12 and u/14 Claycourt Championships in Canberra
Published: 28 March 2024
Nine talented young Tennis ACT athletes are gearing up to showcase their skills at the prestigious National u/12 and u/14 Claycourt Championships, set to take place at the world-class Canberra Tennis Centre from April 12th to 19th. This annual event, organized by Tennis Australia, brings together the nation’s top junior tennis talent to compete on the European-style Claycourts.
The ACT will be represented by a strong contingent of players across the 12’s and 14’s age groups:
- 12’s Boys: Tommy Camus, Jobe Dikkenberg, Mitchell Rankin
- 12’s Girls: Piyushi Bandara, Zoe Cowles, Jana Ayad
- 14’s Boys: Ewan Duff, Dave Gandhi
- 14’s Girls: Jasmeet Goraya
The Australian Junior Claycourt Championships: A Stepping Stone to Professional Tennis
The Australian Junior Claycourt Championships is a prestigious tournament that serves as a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills, gain valuable competitive experience, and take a step towards professional tennis careers. Last year, ACT player Oscar Andrews emerged victorious in the 14/u Boys category, an inspiring achievement that will motivate the current generation of Tennis ACT juniors.
“The Australian Junior Claycourt Championships is a prestigious tournament that serves as a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills, gain valuable competitive experience, and take a step towards professional tennis careers.”
Attracting participants from across the country, the event not only celebrates the passion and dedication of Australia’s future tennis stars but also has a significant economic impact on the Canberra region. Visiting players, families, coaches, and officials contribute to the local economy, while also experiencing the culture and hospitality of the nation’s capital.
A Showcase of the Next Generation of Tennis Australia Stars
As the Tennis ACT juniors prepare to compete against the best young talent from around Australia, they will be aiming to follow in the footsteps of past champions and leave their mark on the national tennis scene. The National u/12 and u/14 Claycourt Championships at the Canberra Tennis Centre promises to be an exciting showcase of the next generation of Tennis Australia stars.
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