U15 Canadian Prospect Team prepares for May camps in Halifax, Toronto, and Montreal

This Could, Tennis Canada will host three improvement camps for its U15 Prospect Group members spanning Halifax, Toronto, and Montreal. Tailor-made to gamers aged 10–14, these camps are designed to assist every athlete attain their highest potential on and off the courtroom.

Transitioning gamers into the following section of their improvement is the core focus of the U15 program. Beneath the steerage of Tennis Canada’s Excessive-Efficiency workers, athletes are supported alongside a pathway to worldwide competitors and the Nationwide Tennis Centre offered by Rogers, which prepares junior gamers for a profitable skilled profession in tennis.

Kicking off in Halifax from Could 8–9, the prospect crew athletes born in 2010 will prepare on the Atlantic Tennis Centre earlier than they compete within the ITF J30 Halifax match from Could 13–17. In the meantime, camps in Toronto and Montreal comply with a barely totally different format, dividing the remaining cohort in two, with the boys coaching in Toronto from Could 21–24 and the ladies in Montreal from Could 27–30.  Tennis Canada’s Head of U15 Growth, Jocelyn Robichaud, mentioned:

“The nationwide camps are a key stepping stone in participant improvement at this stage. It’s a nice alternative to enhance key foundational abilities throughout this system and to offer a customized coaching strategy to every distinctive participant. We have now a really proficient group; we purpose to additional enhance their abilities and foster a tradition of teamwork and fervour by means of these camps over the following few weeks.”

Every camp is designed to bolster tennis fundamentals, present a aggressive coaching atmosphere, and supply a holistic strategy to improvement utilizing the Complete Participant Growth Pathway as a information.  Related camps had been held with spectacular outcomes final fall.

The success of the U15 Canadian Prospect Group depends on ongoing and clear communication between all events concerned. Tennis Canada considers frequent and sincere conversations with non-public sector coaches, gamers, and gamers’ households a key issue within the power of this initiative. 

On high of taking part within the nationwide camps, some members of the prospect crew are invited to worldwide excursions and matchplay alternatives led by Tennis Canada, that are designed to foster participant improvement, check their skills at a world stage, and construct character on and off the courtroom.

This program continues to information gamers alongside a pipeline to skilled careers and improvement as well-rounded athletes. Key parts of its design embody supporting the distinctive wants of every participant and dealing carefully with their coaches.

Canada’s U15 Prospect Group is at present comprised of 69 junior gamers from throughout the nation. In complete, 31 women and 38 boys are set to participate within the camps this spring. 

Listing of gamers:

Meika Sebastian

Matthew Popa

Karina Berska

Andreas Mjeda

Clara Vicol

Amy Shen

Isabella Ruyu Yan

Rachel Wu

Alden S. Okay. Yu

Luca Vicol

Liam John Suh

Lucian Enns

Kristian Jin Nygaard

Ciena Yoo

Mila Ajdukovic

Arthur Zhyznomirskyy

Joni Faye Colburne

Brielle Amey

Milagros Pastuszka

Tessa Sari Puente

Dongchen Ding

Jasmine Li

Payton Charley Dith

Deniz Karabulut

Ilya Sherifali

Callum MacKinnon

Julian Mahdavi

Nikola Bogojevic

Damian N Smith

Oscar Sounitsky

Daniel Kamhi

Eli Thomas Marks

Milan Grabovica

Kaleb Machado

Timofey Dobrovolsky

Emma Cuirassier

Victoria Koniouchine

Camille Michel

Elisabeth Djabourian

Medina Jingan

Leylatou Aliassime

Eve Thibault

Sophia Xie

Alyssa Beltei

Ngodo Yvan-Raphael Mefire

Ethan Levy

Gordon Dankov

Ryder Danis

Julien Gagnon Joachim Marx

Marc-Edouard L’allier

Tristan De Cande

Philip Vujicic

Alexandre Collin

Nathan Berneron

Antoine Tardif

Quentins Wang

Nathan Nguyen

Raphaelle Bruneau

Maya Iacoban

Catherine Xie

Ezio Thiboutot

Amalia Bakumenko

Alexie Duclair

Emma Ciobanu

Romy Gravenor

Ethan Yichen Guo

Catherin Racu

Nolhan Assonzon Nyambioh

Olivier Charest