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This event brings together sixty-four of the nations best juniors to compete for valuable ranking points and three spots into Kalamazoo. The winner of this national open also receives a wild card into the qualifying draw of the Pro Circuit Challenger just a few weeks later. No other national open has as much riding on the line. |
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| “While qualifying for the country’s most prestigious junior tournament (Kalamazoo) is plenty, I wanted to provide our champion with a chance to compete against a world class field of professionals by awarding them with the challenger wild card” said Robert Gomez, Tournament Organizer. | |
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2004 Singles Champion, Denver’s own Paul Koenke |
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2004 Singles finalist Timothy Smyczek of Wisconsin |
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Doubles Champions and #1 seeded Evan Dufaux and Tim Smyczek |
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Richard Johnson qualifies for Kalamazoo with his third place finish |
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Doubles finalists Jeff Zeller and Blake Boswell |
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site of Rocky Mountain National Open, University of Denver |
