There will be fireworks in the United States of America on Wednesday 4th July 2012; it is Independence Day, commemorating the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
A day to celebrate and for certain young players, there will be a very special reason to celebrate. Staged in Grand Rapids it is the day United States Junior and Cadet Open comes to a close.
Furthermore, in the city that was the home of the late Gerald Ford, the 38th United States President, it will be a hectic time for all concerned; the ITTF Junior Circuit tournament is being organised alongside the United States Open.
Two tournamnents and after a ten year absence, the ITTF Junior Circuit returns to the United States. Furthermore, it arrives at a time when the nation's players are striving to new heights; a high class event in many respects awaits.
ITTF Global Junior Circuit Event Commencing on Saturday 30th June and concluding on Wednesday 4th July; the 2012 United States Junior and Cadet Open will feature singles, doubles and team events in both junior and cadet categories.
Prize Fund The Organizing Committee offers a total prize money of US$ 3,000; in accordance with United States tax regulations there is a 30% tax deduction on prize money over US$ 600.
Maximum Number of Entries A maximum of 170 entries is accepted.
Deadlines Preliminary entry forms should be returned by Tuesday 22nd May 2012 with final entry forms returned by Tuesday 29th May 2012.
ITTF Junior Circuit General Information For general information regarding the ITTF Global Junior Circuit or the Global Junior Programme Activities, please contact: Judit Farago or Raul Calin
