Top Korean Juniors Training at Ivan Lendl IJTA

Written by: Lovey on 21st November 2011

Top Korean Juniors Training at Ivan Lendl IJTA |

Thought you might be interested in knowing three of the top Korean junior tennis players are currently training at Ivan Lendl International Junior Tennis Academy (www.LendlTennis.com) on Hilton Head Island, S.C. Their coach, Sky Kim, accompanied them from Korea to receive elite training and preparation for upcoming prestigious junior events including the Eddie Herr International Junior Tournament (Bradenton, Fla.) and the Orange Bowl (Miami, Fla.).

Chan Yeong Oh (age 13) was the 2011 National Junior Korean Open Champion and holds the No.1 ranking in Korea for his age group. Soo Min Kim (age 12) is a four-time Korean Junior Open Champion with the No.1 ATF ranking for his age. Geong Ju Shin (age 15) is also the No.1 ranked Korean player for his age and is a two-time champion of the Asian Open Singles and Doubles.

Topics: Junior Tennis, Korea

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