Vietnam selecciona a 8 jugadores para el China–ASEAN Open en Guilin
Coachino Daily Digest · Fuente: Dân trí
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Vietnam ha seleccionado a 8 jugadores para el China–ASEAN Open en Guilin, previsto del 30 de octubre al 2 de noviembre. La lista publicada por Dân trí incluye a Trần Tuệ Ngọc y Nguyễn Đắc Tiến. Nguyễn Hải Long será el entrenador y Lê Ngọc Anh encabezará la delegación. El grupo de 10 personas reúne a los deportistas, su entrenador y el jefe de delegación.
Por su parte, la autoridad deportiva de Vietnam confirma que está prevista una competición de 32 equipos con pruebas individuales, de dobles y de dobles mixtos. El sorteo aún está pendiente.
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Una competición por equipos con 5 disciplinas favorece una preparación equilibrada y la flexibilidad para formar parejas. Para los entrenadores, supone un reto de planificación distinto al de un torneo exclusivamente individual o de dobles.
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Tama Shimabukuro will play for Team Asia International at the MLP Nations Cup in place of Vietnam's Hien Truong, the league announced on Tuesday, according to Pickleball.com. The report does not say why the change was made.
The 15-year-old joins Jack Wong, Rika Fujiwara, Macy Ybañez, Lingwei Kong and Jimmy Liong in Group B alongside Team Australia, Team Europe – East and Team Latin America. The new team event runs from October 30 to November 1 at Brookhaven Country Club, just before the Opendoor Pickleball World Championships.
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A 15-year-old earning a place on a regional all-star side shows how young the international game is getting. Junior programmes can point to his path through Asian tour events.
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