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Friday, 21 November 2008 19:27

16 year old Austrian Christina Mathis is the latest player to be invited to join the MCTA Academy programme. MCTA Group Director of Tennis, David Sammel commented that “She has been training with us for a month and shown a superb work ethic coupled with a fantastic ball striking ability.

Jez Green was impressed with her athletic potential as well so the all round view is Christine is a player with huge potential. In her first tournament with MCTA she underlined this potential by qualifying and making the quarter-finals in Jersey ($10.000 Tournament), losing to another MCTA player, Stefi Boffa. She also teamed up with Stefi narrowly losing a 3 set quarter-final to the top seeds, Harmsen and Kilsdonk from Holland, earning her first professional world ranking points in both singles and doubles.


Christina is supported and managed by Sporteo, who are in a joint venture with MCTA Group to maximise her talents.”

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