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TEAMBATH TENNIS REPRESENTED AT WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES Print E-mail
Thursday, 11 August 2011 21:16

TeamBath-MCTA tennis player Stephanie Cornish (Economics) is currently away in Shenzhen, China for World University Games (August 12-23). She joins former TeamBath-MCTA Academy player Dan Cochrane (Auburn) and Academy coaches James Andell and Eve Langley as part of the 6 player team. The team flew out on August 6th to begin acclimatising and get in a weeks practice in the heat of China.

 

The World University Games is held every 2 years and is the 2nd largest multi sport event in the world after the Olympics. 12000 athletes are expected in China to compete in 24 sports with many teams using it as a final preparations for London 2012.

 

James said "I am delighted with the team that we have traveling to China and believe it is the best possible available. I am also really pleased to see that Steph and Dan have been rewarded for all the hard work they have put in over the years. Steph has had a superb 1st year at Bath and Dan has continued to impress at college and is now ranked inside the top 10 for doubles in the States. Hopefully all players can perform to the best of their ability and really enjoy the the experience that World University Games brings".

 

Barry Scollo, Director of Tennis, said "it is fantastic news that TeamBath-MCTA have not only players but coaches representing GBR at World University Games. I wish the whole team the best of luck".

 

The tennis competition takes place from August 14th - 21st and more information can be found on the Universiade website.

 

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