UTR

I first participated in the UTR tournament this year (2023), and so far, I have only played twice. In my first match, I was up against two opponents, and the record was one win and one loss. The victorious match ended with a score of 6-0; 6-0. The stark difference in scores created immense pressure and a sense of gain or loss that I couldn't forget while on the court. Nevertheless, I managed to overcome it and emerge victorious. In my second match, the weather conditions didn't allow us to play the originally scheduled eight sets, so I only played four sets against two opponents, with a record of one win and one loss. In the match I lost, I competed against a player who had aspirations of turning professional. Although I'm unsure of the specific factors, this loss might result in a decrease in my ranking due to her lower UTR rating. Still, this game taught me a lot.

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The unedited video above shows me competing against Megan Heuser
(Univ. of Illinois, All American, WTA Career-high rankings 1295). 

National High School Athletic Games

Of all the competitions I have engaged in during the preceding years, the National High School Athletic Games holds the most significance for me. Throughout my junior high school tenure, I assumed the position of leading the school team for three years. Transitioning into my senior high school years, I had the honor of representing in individual competitions for a span of two years. In summary, I had the privilege of representing my school in the city competitions for five years, earning the opportunity to participate in the National High School Athletic Games each time. Each competition left me with unforgettable experiences.