Leon, Guanajuato.- The Youth Tour of the International Tennis Federation returns to the city of León with some events that They will take place on the hard courts of Club Campestre and Britania.

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Everything will start from the 8th to the 13th of this month in Campestre, which has just hosted the León Open of the ATP Challenger tour, while from 15 to 20 the shares will be transferred to Britanniaone of the sports spaces in the capital of Cuerera with the longest tradition in white sports.

The participation of more than 70 players is expected, mainly Mexican, but also from other countries such as the United States, Argentina, Canada, Venezuela and India.

For now, the ITF has announced the seeding for the first week and which is led in the men’s branch by Diego Herreranumber 472 on the junior category rosters, followed by Diego Schtulmann of Guanajuato (588), Shrikeshav Murugesan of the United States (642), José María García of Mexico (715) and Yucatecan Emilio Zavala (764)); In addition, in the women’s box there are Natalia Castañeda from Veracruz (361), Nicole Sifuentes from Monterrey (413), Mariana Reding de Leon (423)Ximena Garzón of Cordoba (483) and Canadian Madelynn Ludwig (806).

In Red’s case, He was a prophet in his country up to three timesincluding two in doubles, winning in 2021 with Castañeda and in 2022 with the North American Sophie Mazzucatowhile last year he was also crowned in singles, although at the event held at Britannia Racket Club.

The other representatives of the “guanajuas” who will see the activity are those from their homes Diego AndradeRodrigo de Alba, Diego Alcalá, Juan Luis Reding and Santiago Portugal, as well as Celayense Mauricio Schtulmann, who together with his brother Diego, conquered the double of the ITF Jr. of San Luis Potosí last March. The big absentee on this occasion will be the native of León, Ángeles Rodríguez, who is currently spending the season outside the country.