The summer junior tennis tournaments stay hot even though school is back in full swing...
The summer junior tennis tournaments stay hot even though school is back in full swing. Cumming, Georgia is only one of a handful of local tournaments with Georgia’s standout players competing last weekend. USTA Georgia and tennis director James H. Harp are host to Windermere Summer Breeze Jr. Championships 2007 with a draw of over 100 players.
A short trip to Windermere proved good for Shelby King, not dropping a set in her first two matches in girls 12s. Sean Wood, seeded #1 in the boys 16s had a quick day with two matches.. Alyssa Hanson, local favorite, had a great day also. She will play her final match against Suwanee’s Lauren Melendez. Andrew Fish of Alpharetta played some great competitors on his way to the semi-finals taking out Forest Schwartz of Dunwoody 6-3 6-3.
“The US Open is an experience that any tennis enthusiast should have the chance to see, but watching local junior tennis in Georgia, like James Harp’s event; well, we are watching kids that will have a chance at that one day," smiles Beth McCaskill, "I like watching the process!”
For tournament information, contact tournament director, James Harp. : 678-679-1460
For a list of ongoing tennis events, clinics and instructional programs, email James Harp – jim@harptennis.com
Windermere Tennis Courts 4444 Front Nine Drive Cumming GA 30041
