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17 jr. tennis players to join POJC

With 14 junior players making the grade in the 2016 North Pacific Regional Championships, the CNMI will have 17 representatives to the 2016 Pacific Oceania Junior Championships in Fiji in August. Robbie Schorr, Ken Song, Tony Kim, Sean Lee, Malika Miyawaki, Asia Raulerson,...
Posted On Jun 22 2016 06:00
, By Roselyn Monroyo
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1. Carol Lee’s feats top 2015 list

Carol Lee’s twin achievements in 2015 put CNMI tennis ahead of its rivals in the Pacific region. Lee earned the highest ranking among the junior tennis players in the Pacific after placing at No. 747 (she slid to No. 748 at press time, but still tops the region) in the Juniors...
Posted On Dec 31 2015 06:00
, By Roselyn Monroyo
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Thea moves up to NCAA Division II

Former CNMI top junior player Thea Minor is moving up to a much competitive playing field after a notable collegiate debut with the New Mexico Military Institute. Minor will be suiting up for the Henderson State University—an NCAA Division II school in Arkansas—next year. “I have...
Posted On Dec 24 2015 06:00
, By Roselyn Monroyo
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Lee makes history in POJC

The CNMI’s Carol Lee completed the first hat-trick in the Pacific Oceania Junior Championships after notching the girls U16 singles title last week in Fiji. “Carol made POJC history by becoming the first junior player to win three age divisions in three years,” CNMI coach Jeff...
Posted On Aug 31 2015 06:00
, By Roselyn Monroyo
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