Bethlehem Junior Tennis Academy

TSA American Express Super 8,Durban
Singles girls u/12,Runner up.
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Tournament 3!
Boys u/12 Singles Winner
Anton Kruger
Boys u/12 Singles Runner Up
Ben Rheeder

Boys and Girls u/12 Doubles Winners
Meiha Barends and Linzi Botha
Boys and Girls u/12 Doubles Runners Up
John Boshoff and Ben Rheeder

Tournament 3!
Girls u/10 Singles Winner
Hannah Wigget
Girls u/10 Singles Runner Up
Anke Bruwer

Girls u/10 Doubles Winners
Hannah Wigget and Nicole Niewenhuizen
Girls u/10 Doubles Runners Up
Cecelia Boshoff and Lara Kriek

Tournament 3!
Boys u/10 Singles Winner
Le Roux Wigget
Boys u/10 Singles Runner Up
Janko Visser

Boys u/10 Doubles Winners
Le Roux Wigget and Renier Schabort
Boys u/10 Doubles Runners Up
Janko Visser and Ohan Boshoff

Tournament 3!
Girls u/12 Singles Winner
Rianza Boshoff
Girls u/10 Singles runner up
Elisma Monk

Girls u/12 Doubles Winners
Rianza Boshoff and Elisma Monk
Girls u/12 Doubles Runners Up
Zené Barends and Colene Koch

Tournament 3
Boys u/8 Singles Winner
MJ Odendaal
Boys u/8 Singles Runner up
Ruben Smit

Tournqment 3!
Girls u8 Singles Winner and runner up.
Riane Visser and Lily Watson

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Most parents don’t interrupt development because they don’t care. They interrupt it because they can’t stand the silence before results. The plateau feels like: • nothing is working • confidence is dropping • progress is going backward So parents step in. But that’s the phase where: → self-regulation is forming → independence is being built → confidence is earned quietly Messy matches don’t mean failure. They mean the work hasn’t surfaced yet. If this made you uncomfortable, good. That’s usually where growth starts, for parents too. Great players are built quietly. 🏛️Ivan Krcelic