VietNamNet Bridge – The young Vietnamese player rose to the highest ranking ever in the ITF junior rankings published in early 2014.

 Nam to play tennis in Costa Rica, Venezuela; Middle distance runners battle it out in Binh Duong; Aquatic sport centre opens in Can Tho; FIFA World Cup trophy arrives in Hanoi

 Ly Hoang Nam won his second match at the Yucatan Cup tennis tournament in Mexico yesterday.

The Vietnamese player maintained the score of 331.25 after two tournaments in South Korea, but other players behind him on the ITF junior ranking made powerful advances, so he dropped to 101st in the latest ITF junior rankings.

 Young Vietnamese tennis player Ly Hoang Nam beat the host nation’s favourite Go Hyun 7-6 in their November 6 match at the ongoing International Tennis Federation (ITF) B1 Group Tournament in the Republic of Korea (RoK).

Teenager Ly Hoang Nam's 95th position in the world junior ranking allowed him to play at January's Australian Open's youth qualification.

 Vietnam tennis prodigy Ly Hoang Nam rose 47 spots to 95th place with 331 points on the latest junior world ranking, published by the International Tennis Federation on October 28.

 Vietnamese tennis teenager Ly Hoang Nam outplayed top seed Boris Pokotilov of Russia in a final match on October 27, claiming a historic victory at the ITF's Group II youth tennis championships in Bangkok, Thailand.

 Rising Vietnamese tennis star Ly Hoang Nam progressed to the second round of the ITF junior tennis championships, which is taking place in Bangkok, Thailand.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Five-time national tennis champion Tran Duc Quynh and his coaching staff are beginning to reap the benefits of seven years of hard work, at the Binh Duong-sponsored tennis academy.

 VietNamNet Bridge - Being in the sprint stage for the Australian Junior Open 2014, Ly Hoang Nam will skip the 2013 South East Asian Championships in Thailand this November.

 Vietnam's under-23 football team defeated Brazil's Santos U23 squad 3-1 in the second match of the Ho Chi Minh City Challenge Cup on September 29 at the Thong Nhat Stadium.

 Young Vietnamese tennis player Ly Hoang Nam has secured a place in the China Junior U16 Beijing’s semi-final after defeating leading host player Zheng Weiqiang 2-0 on September 26.

 VietNamNet Bridge – The International Tennis Federation (ITF) announced the new rankings on Tuesday, in which Vietnam’s leading junior player Ly Hoang Nam jumped 23 spots up after entering the quarter finals of the China Junior 15 Xiamen.

Coach Tran Duc Quynh said young tennis star Ly Hoang Nam will participate in 10 international tournaments to accumulate points before the Youth Australian Open 2014, and the estimated funding for these events is up to over VND1 billion ($50,000).

 VietNamNet Bridge – Asian Youth Games 2013 gold medalist Ly Hoang Nam will train under the guidance of Michael Baroch, a former coach of tennis player Maria Sharapova, in HCM City.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Ly Hoang Nam will become the first Vietnamese to compete in the final of an Asian tennis tournament.

VietNamNet Bridge – There are no Vietnamese players left in the Viet Nam F2 Futures Pro Circuit as Viet Nam's only representative, Ly Hoang Nam, was knocked out yesterday by French Laurent Recouderc in the second round.

 VietNamNet Bridge – French tennis players won both the men's doubles and singles events at the Viet Nam Men's Futures F1, part of the International Tennis Federation (ITF) Men's Circuit.

VietNamNet Bridge – Rising tennis star Ly Hoang Nam moved up 11 spots in the International Tennis Federation (ITF)'s latest junior ranking to 114th.