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30 junior tennis players from Albury-Wodonga head to US training camp

30 young tennis players from Albury-Wodonga head to Texas for elite training and college exploration.

Young tennis players from Margaret Court Tennis Academy are heading to Texas. This is the academy's 10th US tour.

About 30 players are going. Coaches Phil Shanahan and Cameron Meagher will lead them.

They will train daily at John Newcombe Tennis Ranch and play matches and do fitness sessions. Players will also visit colleges.

They will learn about college tennis pathways and standards. Players like 15-year-old Meera Shah from Albury and 14-year-old Ingrid Barnard from Bright are excited.

They want to improve their skills and explore futures in tennis. The trip leaves September 26 and finishes in Los Angeles.

There players visit Disneyland and Universal Studios before going home.

About 30
Players travelling
10th
MCTA US tour number
September 26
Departure date
John Newcombe Tennis Ranch, Texas
Training location

Why it mattersYoung Australian athletes gain training experience and learn about overseas education and elite sports.

AustraliaRegional junior tennis players from Albury-Wodonga get access to world-class training and college recruitment networks in the United States.

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