Joanne Züger

Swiss Tennis Player with Junior Titles

Joanne Züger - Swiss Tennis Player with Junior Titles
Born

November 17th, 2000
24 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Switzerland

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Competed in international tennis events, achieving significant success in junior competitions. Gained recognition for strong performances in various junior tournaments and represented Switzerland in international matches. Continued participation in professional circuits marked by competitive play and ranking achievements.

Won the Swiss Junior National Championships

Represented Switzerland in European Junior Team Championships

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