JUIC International Junior and Cadet Championships!

JUIC International Junior and Cadet Championship
Nov 5-6, 2011


Junior players of all levels are invited to play in the JUIC International Junior and Cadet Championships Nov. 5-6th. Taking place at ICC, an ITTF hot spot training center in Milpitas, CA, this 4-Star tournament will be the largest Junior Championship in USA. Over 150 juniors up to age 18 are expected to play. Entries have already been received from China, Sweden, Canada, Mexico, Trinidad, and all over USA.

The JUIC International Junior and Cadet 4-Star Championships features:
**Over $6000 in prize money for Junior and Cadet players.
**Special package of airport pick up, local transportation & hotel accommodation for only $60 per day.
**Over 150 players with ratings as low as 50 and as high as 2550 competing in 17 events.
**Live web broadcasting of the tournament.
**Elite level Training camp before tournament (Nov. 2-4) led by ITTF high performance coach Massimo Costantini, assisted by six high level training partners.
**Top coaches will observe young talent in training camp and tournament: including ITTF Coach Dejan Papic, Qing Wang from Sweden, Dennis La Rosa from Trinidad.

Entry deadline: Oct 26, 2011. Register now!

Click Here To Register

Click Here to see a current list of tournament entries

Training Camp:
The Juic International Junior & Cadet Open will be preceded by an Elite Training Camp led by the ITTF expert Massimo Costantini from Italy and assisted by high level ICC coaches.

ITTF Education and training director Mikael Andersson is sending ITTF coach Dejan Papic to watch junior talent and put them on the ITTF radar. Other two coaches joining them are Qing Wang from Sweden & Dennis La Rosa from Trinidad. All the coaches will observe young talent in camp before tournament as well as in the tournament matches for both the days.

  • Training camp dates: Nov 2-4, 2011 (Morning and afternoon sessions)
  • Time: Morning session 10am-12:30pm (for visiting players), Evening session 3:30pm-6pm (for all registered players)
  • Venue: ICC Table Tennis Center, 1453 N. Milpitas blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035.
  • Hospitality: Same as tournament.
  • Fees: $150/3 day camp
  • Entry: Only for tournament participants. Maximum 20 players on first come first basis.

Players enrolled for the camp as of Oct. 20, 2011

  • Jha, Kanak - USA
  • Chodri, Kunal - USA
  • Ilijevski, Filip - Canada
  • Cederlof, Martin - Sweden
  • Karlsson, Mikaela - Sweden
  • Wilson, Aaron - Trinidad
  • Yao, Han - China
  • Guillermo Gasio - Mexico
  • Dario Arce - Mexico
  • Rodrigo Tapia - Ecuador
  • Ariel Hsing - USA
  • Lily Zhang - USA
  • Kumar Shivansh - USA
  • Avvari Krishnateja - USA
  • Pate Aashay - USA

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