http://www.indianexpress.com/news/his-record-this-year-3-tournaments-one-title-and-only-one-match-lost/934285/1

After the great response in 2011, MITS Singapore will be conducting an intensive training program during the summer holidays. This program will give each player the chance to further develop all aspects of their game. All four components will be covered, to ensure a holistic approach to each players improvement. We will be keeping inline with the MITS philosophy of, quality verses quanity, therefore  there will be a maximum of four players per court, which will ensure maximal usage of on court time. In addition this year we will also be incorporating some extra speed & agility work as well as yoga with our instructors in the off court sessions.

• 4 Hours training per day.
• Technical, Tactical, Physical and Mental components all covered.
• Individual attention.

Training Times :  Monday – Friday 7:30am – 12:00pm

• 7:30am – 10:30am on court (3 hours)
• 11:00am – 12:00pm off court

Venue: National University of Singapore (NUS)

Lower Kent Ridge Road (opposite University Hall)

Cost: $600 per week (Maximum of 24 players)

All Enquiries Please Contact:

+65 9646 7473 or e-mail info@mitssingapore.com

*Please note that players must attend a minimum of 2 weeks

Jiang who had been ranked no.1 in U12 in China since March of this year, all the way until September 5th when she lost 5 points after a forced late withdrawal from a Chongqing U12 tournament, when the Sichuan Provincial Team which she represents sent her up to play in a U14 competition instead.

She is now being called up by CTA (Chinese Tennis Association) to join the National Youth Squad, along with another U12 girl from Jiangzhou and the top two National U14 girls, at a newly founded elite tennis club in Beijing organized by CTA and a host of sponsors for a 5-year training program.

Jiang trained with Michael Baroch and MITS Singapore during August this year, and was the top ranked girl in U12 during her intensive 11 day training period.  She had a very productive time in Singapore and MITS enjoyed hosting Jiang and we look forward to her training and developing her game with us again in the near future. We would like to wish Jiang all the success with her future endeavours and will be sure to keep you updated on her progress.

* Jiang Xin-Yu pictured right during her stay in Singapore with Michael Baroch (Head Coach) and MITS Singapore player Nidhi Surapaneni, a top ranked U12 from India.

Why Super 10s?

The competition will facilitate for 10/u athletes a culture of fair play, team work and acknowledgement.

Super 10s will:

• develop competitors through regular, well organised, high quality and fair competition
• promote teamwork among athletes, teams and families
• encourage an engaging environment for players and parents.

How does Super 10s work?

Super 10s is made up of four boys’ teams and four girls’ teams. Each team will include four players and there will be a list of reserves in case a fill-in player is required.

Players will play one singles and one doubles match. Matches are timed and last for 50 minutes.

There are three rounds, a semifinal and Grand Final, which will be played at Dendy Park Tennis Club. The competition will culminate with a Mixed Final at Melbourne Park, home of the Australia Open.

For more information about Tennis Australia’s Super 10s go to:

http://www.tennis.com.au/competitions/super-10s

TEENAGE tennis star Romy Stephens has played in many tough matches.

But her biggest battle was off the court.

To read the full article please go to the below link:

http://diamond-valley-leader.whereilive.com.au/sport/story/romy-aces-big-battle/

Parminder is currently ranked 391 in the ITF Junior rankings, and the Grade 5 ITF event was Parminder first ITF title. She also had the pleasure of meeting up with former world no. 1 Mary Pierce.

We congratulate Parminder on her title, and wish her continued success. Keep up the great work!

Click on the below link to read the article:

http://www.tssonnet.com/stories/20110623503602700.htm

MSA won both the Senior Boys and Girls, and both the Intermediate Boys and Girls titles. This is the second year in a row that MSA have achieved this result.

MITS Coaches and Staff wish to acknowlegde and congratulate all MSA players on this performance.

MITS Coaches and Staff wish both players all the best on their training stint in Madrid. Congratulations on your selection, Train hard, enjoy the experience and we look forward to seeing you both when you return.

Click the below link to read article “Eight Kids, One Mission” which was in Singapore’s Today newspaper on Friday 27th May:

http://www.todayonline.com/Sports/EDC110527-0000067/Eight-kids,-one-mission