Boots the I Trophy David Ferrer ITF Junior with the full capacity of players in the classification tables in both male and female organized by the Ferrer Tennis Academy.
The first International Tournament sponsored by David Ferrer began on Sunday, on the slopes of Jávea Tennis Club, with the games of the previous classification table, before the games of the final table begin tomorrow, Tuesday.
A female and a male box, of 32 players each, in the previous phase of which four of each modality will be classified that will access the final table, being these two tables of 32 players in men's box and other 32 in women's box where the victors will come.
The classifieds from 200 to 500
It is an international championship played by players who are among the best 200 and 500 in the world, in the Sub-18 category. of which the Ferrer Tennis Academy provides three players with direct access by ranking in each modality such as the number one seed Mikel Aranzabal (ESP), Pablo Llamas (ESP), seed number four and Pau Pérez (ESP).
On the other hand, in the final women's box we have the first three heads of series Jessica Bouzas (ESP), Ruxandra Schech (GER) and Lucia Llinares (ESP).
Players from around the world and different relevant academies such as Rafa Nadal Academy and Bruguera Tennis Academy among others, will meet in the city of Jávea to compete in an ITF tournament that, as players like Rafa Nadal, Roger Federer, did at the time and the same David Ferrer, will provide them points that accumulate to participate in Grand Slam Junior Tournaments.
A tournament that arrives to stay in Xàbia
The organization is very grateful for the massive collaboration of sponsors and sponsors and optimist with the anticipation of public attendance since the main figure and image of the tournament, David Ferrer, will be present during the week to closely monitor the participation of all the players who may one day follow in the footsteps of their sports idols.
One aspect to highlight in the technical part, unusual in events of this nature, is the installation of cameras that will broadcast the matches live through the digital platforms and social networks of the tournament.
Javier Ferrer, founder and director of the Tennis Academy Ferrer commented that, "Our illusion and main motivation has always been and will be to open the way in life and sports to the youngest, that is why the ITF Junior Trophy David Ferrer comes to Jávea to stay".
