2017 US Nationals-8 FTTA Players Win 9 Medals!

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12-year old Ashwin Sankuratri was one of the top performers in the US Mini-Cadet
National Team Trials (boys 13 years and under) in addition to winning one gold. Nearly everyone who participated got a medal as 9-year old Tarun Sankuratri, younger brother of Ashwin, was one match away from a medal and Rithwik Vaidun was two matches away from a medal but had to return home early so had to default his final 16 match.

Fremont Table Tennis Academy at the 2017 US Nationals awards stand with their medals!

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Here are the full medal winners:

Saahil Tiwary-1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze

Calvin Ho-1 gold, 1 silver

Ashwin Sankuratri-1 gold

Stephen Henry-1 bronze

Rahul Vaidun-1 bronze

Shashin Shodhan-1 bronze

Fremont Table Tennis Academy group dinner in Vegas!

Ashwin Sankuratri defeated one of the Nandan siblings from Illinois and lost to one of them at the US Nationals. The Nandan siblings were featured earlier on the Ellen Show:

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