Since Wei-Yu Su bought Brandywine Tennis and Fitness Club in the summer of 2014, he has made improvements to the courts and brought in players from outside the area to train at the facility.
“We’re trying to improve [Brandywine’s] exposure nationally and internationally,” Su told The Beacon in a recent interview. “We’ve trained very young players from 3 to 4 years old all the way up to the top levels, including the NCAA.”
The young players have come from a wide assortment of locales, he said.
“We have trained and helped more than 40 players from Japan, Taiwan, China, and some other states,” Su said. “They have won many USTA Florida Junior and Open tournaments in Florida, as well as an International Tennis Federation Junior tournament in the Dominican Republic, and had a finalist in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Summer circuit tournament. So far, we have helped four kids receive full NCAA tennis scholarships.”
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“We’re trying to improve [Brandywine’s] exposure nationally and internationally,” Su told The Beacon in a recent interview. “We’ve trained very young players from 3 to 4 years old all the way up to the top levels, including the NCAA.”
The young players have come from a wide assortment of locales, he said.
“We have trained and helped more than 40 players from Japan, Taiwan, China, and some other states,” Su said. “They have won many USTA Florida Junior and Open tournaments in Florida, as well as an International Tennis Federation Junior tournament in the Dominican Republic, and had a finalist in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Summer circuit tournament. So far, we have helped four kids receive full NCAA tennis scholarships.”
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