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Tennis


Question Posted Tuesday January 11 2005, 10:47 pm

I don't know if this would make sense to anybody, even if they do play tennis. Ok, well I just started playing in the ZAT tournaments with USTA. There's three divisions: ZAT, Champs, and Super Champs. And there's age groups in each of them. You need to get like 64 points to go to the next level. Well, I have only played in two tournaments and only have three points. Is there anyone who knows what I'm talking about. And any tips to help me win some more games?? And how long has it taken you to get to Champs?? Thanks and if you play tennis just make a few comments to help. Thanks and I rate.

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Holla at USTA!!!

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