Following an away defeat in the local derby, Sebastien Scaux says the women’s progresses are starting to show.
10is Academy’s director and coach Sebastien Scaux says his young side is learning all the time and can improve – despite an 8-0 away defeat over Ely TC.
“The girls went out and did well. It was a good match, and I know they’ve got it in them to win their first match.”
“We had two tight matches and most importantly we started to display the style we have been working on during training.”
”It is important to remember that most of the 10is Academy players have played less than 10 tennis matches in their lives. They are players who never had the opportunity to play but found a place that believes in them.”
“The home team had good, experienced players who knew how to win matches. They had a comfortable win in the end, but it was a positive match for 10is Academy. It was a good game to come down and watch and the on-court atmosphere was very pleasant.”
Sebastien is aware of the tough challenges his tennis competitors are facing but remains positive.
“I’ve seen plenty of progress and the sets are getting closer. Soon when we will start winning a set here and there, belief will grow, and wins will come. It’s good for the girls as they are picking up that bit of experience; everything is a bonus for us this season.”
Press release from 10iS Academy
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