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Junior Team Tennis Five Teams Head to Nationals

October 30, 2018


Five USTA Northern Junior Team Tennis teams are headed to the National Championships in Orlando in early November.

 

After qualifying earlier this year, three 14U teams and two 18U teams will compete at the USTA National Campus. The 14U JTT Nationals take place Nov. 1-4 and the 18U JTT Nationals run Nov. 8-11.

 

Life Time St. Louis Park won the 14U Advanced round-robin flight and St. Paul Urban Tennis finished second at the JTT Section Championships, receiving a wild card to the National Championships. Life Time St. Louis Park won the 18U Advanced title, defeating Life Time Bloomington South in the finals.

 

Life Time Bloomington South won both the 14U Intermediate and 18U Intermediate Section Championship, earning them a berth in Orlando.

 

Congratulations and best of luck to all the qualifying teams!

 

 

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