Der ITF Junior Circuit – Eine Erfolgsgeschichte

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Der ITF Junior Circuit – eine Erfolgsgeschichte Nicht jeder Junior wird ein Star. Jeder Star aber war Martina Hingis 1993 beim French Open feiern lassen. mal ein Junior. Die Chance, die in Zukunft besten Ten- Im Jahre 2000 führt Andy Roddick die Weltrangliste der nisspieler der Welt an der Swiss Junior Trophy spielen Junioren an. zu sehen, ist gross. Jede grosse Karriere beginnt als Junior Das Junioren-Tennis boomt: 1977 werden in sechs ver- Wer weiss, vielleicht erleben Sie einen zukünftigen schiedenen Ländern lediglich neun Turniere ausgetra- Superstar hautnah? Wir auf alle Fälle freuen uns, Sie gen. Dreissig Jahre später sind es über 321 Turniere. an der 8. Swiss Junior Trophy herzlich willkommen Verteilt auf 113 Länder. Ein eindrücklicher Beweis für zu heis sen. Geniessen Sie den Aufenthalt im TENNIS die rasante Entwicklung des ITF Junior Circuits. aarau-WEST und freuen Sie sich auf spannende Mat- ches. Grosse Namen – ein kurzer Blick zurück 1977 taucht ein gewisser John McEnroe in der Gesam- Aktuelle Resultate und tägliche Spielpläne erfahren Sie trangliste auf. Im folgenden Jahr können sich Ivan Lendl auf www.swissjuniortrophy.ch und Hana Mandlikova als erste Juniorenweltmeister feiern lassen. Im Jahre 1983 schreibt der Schwede Ihre TENNISSCHULE aarau-WEST Stefan Edberg Geschichte: Als erster und bisher ein- www.tennisschule-aarau-west.ch ziger Spieler schafft er den Grand Slam bei den Junio - ren. Zehn Jahre später macht eine junge Schweizerin auf sich aufmerksam: Als erst Zwölfjährige und somit Freddy Blatter jüngste Siegerin eines Junior Grand Slam kann sich Turnierdirektor Sportfonds Aargau Provisorischer Spielplan Swiss Junior Trophy 2017 – ITF U18 – Grad 4 Samstag, 28. Januar 2017 09.00 Uhr bis ca. 19.00 Uhr 1. Runde Qualifikation Sonntag, 29. Januar 2017 09.00 Uhr bis ca. 18.00 Uhr 2. / 3. Runde Qualifikation Montag, 30. Januar 2017 09.00 Uhr bis ca. 18.00 Uhr 1. Runde Hauptfeld Dienstag, 31. Januar 2017 09.00 Uhr bis ca. 18.00 Uhr 1. Runde Hauptfeld Mittwoch, 1. Februar 2017 09.00 Uhr bis ca. 18.00 Uhr 2. Runde Hauptfeld Donnerstag, 2. Februar 2017 10.00 Uhr bis ca. 17.00 Uhr ¼-Finale Einzel, Halbfinale Doppel Freitag, 3. Februar 2017 10.00 Uhr bis ca. 17.00 Uhr Halbfinale Einzel Samstag, 4. Februar 2017 11.00 Uhr bis ca. 13.00 Uhr Finale Doppel, Finale Einzel Aktuelle Resultate und tägliche Spielpläne erfahren Sie auf www.swissjuniortrophy.ch Organisator Blatter.Simmen GmbH | TENNISSCHULE aarau-WEST | Muhenstrasse 46 | 5036 Oberentfelden Telefon: 062 724 10 10 | [email protected] | www.tennisschule-aarau-west.ch Referee Werner Hötzinger (AUT), ITF Silver Badge Referee mehr Informationen swissjuniortrophy.ch more information Sportfonds Aargau.

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