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Philippine Tennis Academy players Stefi Aludo, Tenny Madis, and Miguel Iglupas with Coach Bobbie Angelo following their triumph at the J60 Colombo ITF Tennis Championships in Sri Lanka. Dyan Castillejo, ABS-CBN News

Philippine Tennis Academy players Stefi Aludo, Tenny Madis, and Miguel Iglupas with Coach Bobbie Angelo following their triumph at the J60 Colombo ITF Tennis Championships in Sri Lanka.

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Dyan Castillejo

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<div><img src="https://od2-image-api.abs-cbn.com/prod/editorImage/1726470534962091624_tennis.jpg" style="width:960px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" alt="Philippine Tennis Academy players Stefi Aludo, Tenny Madis, and Miguel Iglupas with Coach Bobbie Angelo following their triumph at the J60 Colombo ITF Tennis Championships in Sri Lanka. Dyan Castillejo, ABS-CBN News"/>Philippine Tennis Academy players Stefi Aludo, Tenny Madis, and Miguel Iglupas with Coach Bobbie Angelo following their triumph at the J60 Colombo ITF Tennis Championships in Sri Lanka. Dyan Castillejo, ABS-CBN News</div>MANILA — Philippine Tennis Academy Junior players Miguel Iglupas, Tenny Madis, and Stefi Aludo were victorious at the J60 Colombo ITF Tennis Championships in Sri Lanka recently.The Filipino troika won a total of four titles in back-to-back weeks by knocking out seeded players, and headlining their triumph was the 18-year-old Iglupas who ruled the single&#x27;s event.&quot;Very proud of the work they&#x27;ve done. It&#x27;s a testament to their drive to succeed and the hunger to do well.&quot; said PTA Director Tonico Climent who oversaw the training of the players with head coach Bobbie Angel.&quot;Team PTA has made it in Sri Lanka&#x27;s ITF J60. The weather was not really cooperating, since all courts were outdoors, but our players were focused on winning. They worked hard training like jogging in the rain. All these were made possible because of the love and care we, as a team, had for each other,&quot; he added. Battling through these circumstances was Iglupas who also recently won the Phinma J30 ITF Tournament in Manila, and won five successive matches in J60 en route to clinching the championship. He bested No.3 seed Phoptum Sriwong in the quarterfinals that lasted for four hours, 3-6, 6-2, 7-6. Iglupas, who is expected to rise to #750 in the ITF Juniors ranking, then went on to defeat fourth seed Vraj Gohil from India, 6-1, 6-4.Following this was his and Gohil&#x27;s Finals win in Week 2 against Poland&#x27;s Julius&#x27;s Stanczyk and USA&#x27;s Venkat Batlanki. Iglupas will be returning to Manila with two ITF titles, continuing his winning run from the Phinma ITF tournament last July.Meanwhile, the 16-year-old Aludo and 18-year-old Madis impressed in Week 2 and dominated their matchups from the Round of 32 until the two Filipinas met in Finals.It was Madis who emerged victorious over Aludo, 6-3, 6-2, and she is expected to go up to #909, a few places ahead of Aludo at #913.The duo also extended its prowess in the girls&#x27; doubles as Madis and Aludo won the division&#x27;s championship. &quot;I am overwhelmed with the performances of our PTA players. And we look forward to the next ITF. Mabuhay Pilipinas!&quot; said Angel, a former Davis Cup player for the PH.PTA Founder Romy Chan Also expressed his praises for the young stars who worked for the country&#x27;s glory. &quot;If we want something in life, we need to pay the price,&quot; he said. &quot;Most people want glory but are not willing to pay the prices. Our players paid in full with their hard work and discipline! Giving up parties and social events to wake up early to run and train.&quot;&quot;They truly deserve these crowns: one boys singles gold, one girls singles gold, and one silver, one boys doubles gold, and one girls doubles gold! Thank you to all who believe in hard work!&quot;<div> </div><div> </div><div style="margin-bottom:0px;line-height:normal;-webkit-text-stroke-width:0px;-webkit-text-stroke-color:rgb(0, 0, 0);min-height:13.8px"> </div>

Philippine Tennis Academy Junior players Miguel Iglupas, Tenny Madis, and Stefi Aludo were victorious at the J60 Colombo ITF Tennis Championships in Sri Lanka.

Philippine Tennis Academy Junior players Miguel Iglupas, Tenny Madis, and Stefi Aludo were victorious at the J60 Colombo ITF Tennis Championships in Sri Lanka.

Tennis: PH bets Iglupas, Madis, Aludo triumphant in ITF J60 Sri Lanka

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Tennis: PH bets Iglupas, Madis, Aludo triumphant in ITF J60 Sri Lanka

Dyan Castillejo,

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Published Sep 16, 2024 03:09 PM PHT

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