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Using his
Wilson [K]Six-One racket,
Chase Buchanan stormed through the USTA Hard Court National Boys
18 s in Kalamazoo, winning the Championship without dropping a set
and earning a main draw US Open wildcard |
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Ryan Lipman
played with his
[K]Six-One 95 as he reached the USTA Hard Court National
Boys 18s final, which earned him a wildcard spot in the US Open
Mens Qualifying Draw |
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Wilson players dominated the USTA Hard Court National Boys 18s draw
in unprecedented fashion. 5 of 8 quarterfinalists played with
Wilson. 3 of 4 semifinalists were Wilson Junior Team players |
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Wilson players finished 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
5th, and 6th in the USTA Hard Court National
Boys 18s in Kalamazoo, MI |
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In the USTA Hard Court National Boys 16s draw, 3 Wilson players
made their way to the quarterfinals |
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4 of the 8 girls quarterfinalists at USTA Hard Court National Girls
18s in Berkley, CA played with Wilson |
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Lauren Davis
used her
[K]Blade 98 to win the USTA
Hard Court National Girls 16 division in San Diego, CA and earned a
US Open Junior wildcard |
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Carolyn Xie
fought her way to the finals of the USTA Hard Court National Girls
12 division in Alpharetta, GA |
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This year, 4 out of the 6 European Junior Championship Singles title
winners were Wilson Junior Team members |
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Steven Diez
used his
[K]Six-One Team to become the
2009 European Junior Championship Under 18 Boys Singles Champion in
Villach, Austria |
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Using her
[K]Blade 98, Elora Dabija
grinded her way to the 2009 European Junior Champion Under 18 Girls
Singles title |
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It was an all
[K]Blade 98 final for the
European Junior Championship Under 16 Boys Singles in Moscow, Russia
as Filip Horansky defeated Axel Alvarez for the title
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6 out of the 8 Boys Singles quarterfinalists in the European Junior
Championship Under 16 were Wilson Junior Team members. All
semifinalists were Wilson Junior Team players |
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In Pilsen, Czech Republic, the 2009 European Junior Championships
Under 14s Boys Singles final was all Wilson event when Nikola
Milojevic used
his [K]Blade
98 as
he defeated Kyle
Edmund and
his [K]Six-One
95 for
the singles title |
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Maho Koware
used her
[K]Six-One 95 as she topped the
competition to become the 2009 2009 All Japan Junior High School
Girls Singles Champion |
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Ren Nakamura
used his
[K]Six-One 95 to win the Boys
Doubles in All Japan Junior Under 14 |
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Ren Makamura
used his
[K]Six-One 95 and partner
Hiroki Yata used his
[K]Tour to become the 2009 All
Japan Junior High School Boys Doubles Champions |
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Using her
[K]Tour, Mao Nishiguchi was the 2009 All Japan Junior
High School Girls Doubles Champion |
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