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SCMP Reporter

Top local juniors are battling it out to represent Hong Kong in the Nike International Tennis Camp.

  They are taking part in the Grand Masters tournament, the final event of the Nike Hong Kong Junior Series, at Victoria Park.

  The tournament ends on Sunday.

 Players earned points throughout the series which started in May. The top 16 players from the Order of Merit are eligible for the Grand Masters.

  Keen competition is anticipated, especially in the boys' 16-and-under group.

  Two top contenders are Michael Wu Bing-lam, last year's champion, and Yiu Hiu-tung, who is back from the Nike camp and is ranked first in the Order of Merit.

  The girls' under-16 group will see the top two players - Lam Po-kuen and Chan Lai-sang - vying for the title.

  Meanwhile, primary school students will attend a mini-tennis course on Sunday aimed at enhancing their interest in the sport in a relaxed atmosphere.



Battle for court win