Tennis talents from Königslutter start their adventure in the USA

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Tennis talents from Königslutter start their adventure in the USA

01/08/2022, 16:09

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Frieda and Theo Young will no longer play tennis in Königslutter, but in the USA. Despite all the sad goodbyes, they are also looking forward to the new adventure.

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Theo and Frieda Junge of TSG Königslutter are moving to the United States with their family and are already setting their sights on new tennis clubs.

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The latest tournaments in Germany for tennis talents from TSG Königslutter

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Already practicing in new clubs for trial

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A visit to the planned US Open

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