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2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp
The 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas took place July 30 - August 2 at the Lakeshore Foundation in Birmingham, Ala.
22 junior players took to the courts at the Lakeshore Foundation, a U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Training Center, to focus on the future of wheelchair tennis, and sharpen the skills and budding talents of young wheelchair tennis players.
Here's a look at some of the on-court action and activities for campers.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
- Action from the 2018 USTA/ITF Junior Wheelchair Tennis Camp of the Americas in Birmingham, Ala.
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