MATCH HIGHLIGHTS_ Yeh _ Naranjo vs Feng _ Yu _ MLTT Week 2 (Charlotte, NC)

their footwork. Again, we are using the open second nature to know that players have to alternate how important the footwork is and making space for your teammate. One against two would definitely favor fairly well and not worry about running into a partner. Look at two or three shots to really allow the point to open up. And look at the croc's fashion to sprint forward. QAA with a 2-1 win and a 2-1 loss. Each other's position, mixing it up. Look at that point. That's it for game one. Did you get a chance to speak with your dad last night? If so, what did he say? It's a team effort. It's not only one individual, so I know that if something happens to me... A whole different level. What were your expectations about what this experience would be like? This is a completely different format than what I've ever played before and it's definitely really unique. Tournaments or competitions, if a person wins two out of three, the match is over. I told myself that every single set you win, it's one point for the team. I did play really well. I tried to play the ball more, I tried to use my serves to my advantage. Maybe a practice session with your sister and just jumping and putting so much pace on the ball. Catch up to her speed. My sister is really speedy and I admire her. I haven't heard too many big sisters say they idolize their younger sister, so that's that's pretty cool. I hope it comes soon. Right now, I'm not really happy that I go to OCCA. I'm happy that I get all the support from my family. This definitely was a confidence booster for the future and really exciting. I was joking with him yesterday. It's been 45 years. I kind of know them a little bit. I know Mark. Mark goes to my club. Mark has played with me before. He's one of the coaches and I see him sometimes. Also this tournament, I got to be supportive and I know that if I do something, like I messed up a little bit. Some stuff on my Instagram and then they were like asking me about it. It's up high and it's not gonna land on the table. Definitely give our greetings and appreciation for your parents. Tashia, do you have, you know, ambitions for the future that you like to articulate? Since I was younger, I was playing 2028 LA Olympics. That is definitely the dream. Focusing and adding maybe a little bit more serve practice would definitely help with that transition from junior against these top players and just kind of feeling the emotions. I've won a couple, several points. My parents are supporting me. My club's supporting me. People are supporting me and that's just amazing. It's an amazing feeling for me at least. I envy your guys' talking too. Points is not a lot of points. In a singles match, it's actually, you win by two points at least. Melt national champions. To be 15 and do it, I can't imagine what it would feel like. For anybody that you might come across. Thank you so much. It was nice talking. Tashia Piedasa, everybody. Thanks so much to her. This doubles match has gotten way more interesting since the first game was a blowout. Lasers back into this match. Last year, often playing doubles for the wind. Years old and I was not nearly as articulate as Tashia. Thankful of her team, her family. The club makes such a big difference and look at. What a turnaround from Feng and Yu.