Only the bad weather partially spoiled the task of the academy students
During the past weekend in the city of Mar del Plata, the 4th Open of the FAT (Atlantic Tennis Federation) was held, which was hosted by the Telephone Club and Once Unidos for the categories Sub10, Sub12, Sub14, Sub 16 and Sub18 in both sexes in the framework of a small storm that overshadowed to a certain extent that the tournament could be carried out normally, having to suspend some matches for this reason.
The weather in no way prevented good results from those commitments that could be carried out as we are used to by the tennis players of the Yacht Club who belong to the Generation X academy led by Andrew Ruete y Micaela Sorensen.
In the Sub14 category he had Nahuel Manso reaching the semifinal instances. In the second round he beat Franco Sacabini by 2/6 6/2 7/5, in quarters to Fermin Areco by a score of 6/4 6/4 falling to his teammate Julian Piper in Semis with a score of 2/6 2/6.
For its part, the path of Julian Piper in this division it was in the round of 16 against Thomas Salaberry by 6/4 6/2, then in the quarters winning against Frank Spinoza 6/3 6/4 and in the semifinal as mentioned above against Nahuel Manso by 6/2 6/2.
For the final the young prospect Julian Piper was measured before Lucas Piquin whom he defeated by 2/1 but the rain postponed the match being suspended.
In the category Men Sub16 Nazareno Cervera in the round of 16 Bye, in the quarterfinals he faced Francisco Navarro unable to advance further and fall by 2/6 3/6.
In the largest of this open, the Boys Sub18 Matthew Cela in the round of 16 Bye, in the quarterfinals he beat Jonathan Jofre by 6/0 6/1 and got into the semifinal in which he went to Gonzalo Figueroa by a score of 6/4 6/3.
For the final the faces were seen That ante Matthew Edward Perez and in this case it also had to be postponed due to the rain, not being able to play a single set.
Meanwhile among the girls, in Ladies Sub14 Celestina Mikelson had the following performance: before Lucia Sánchez finished in 3/6 4/6, then vs. Camila Navarro 5/7 1/6 and finally with Martina Izaguirre 2/6 1/6
While her teammate, same division, had Dolphin Goddess with better luck, before Anna Ghys it was 6/4 6/1, with Sophia Travesino a 6/0 6/4 and falling to Aldana Luppini 5/7 5/7 not being able to access the final.
Among the largest, in Ladies Sub16 Juana Baio had in front of Julieta Passetto ending the match with a score of 2/6 4/6 against and the next against Micaela Rocco for 2/6 2/6 of equal luck.
