Nueva Inglaterra enviará cuatro a los JTT Nationals
LAKE NONA, FL- Nueva Inglaterra enviará cuatro equipos al Campus Nacional de la USTA en Lake Nona, FL para el 2017 Campeonato Nacional de Tenis por Equipos Juveniles (JTT). Sippican Tennis Club (14U Advanced), de Marion, MA y MadRackets (14U Intermediate), de Madison Racquet and Swim Club en Madison, CT competirán del 21al24 de septiembre, mientras que North Shore Legends (18U Advanced), del área de Boston y New Hampshire Rogues (18U Intermediate), de Bedford, NH jugarán del 28de septiembre al 1 de octubre.
La aparición en los Nacionales será la cuarta consecutiva para MadRackets, la segunda consecutiva para North Shore Legends y la primera para Sippican y NH Rogues.
Los cuatro equipos avanzaron a los Nacionales al ganar sus respectivos vuelos en el Campeonato de la Sección de Nueva Inglaterra en agosto en la Universidad de Harvard.
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