Tomoya Tachi

My dream is to invite my mom to the family seats at the Grand Slam

Due to congenital spina bifida, he was certified as physically disabled at the age of 2 and has been in a wheelchair ever since. His first encounter with wheelchair tennis was when he underwent major surgery in the fifth grade of elementary school and was recommended to him as a rehabilitation measure. As he continued, he fell in love with the sport and began to take it seriously.

In 2018, he began competing in international tournaments and began aiming for the world in earnest. In 2019, he actively traveled around the world to compete in the "World Jr. Masters" to determine the best junior in the world. In 2019, he will actively travel around the world to compete in the World Jr. Masters, which determines the world's No. 1 junior player, and he will be ranked in the top 8 of the World Junior Ranking, which is a condition for entry.

From the 2021 academic year, she will attend Chukyo University, where she will train with able-bodied players as a member of the hard tennis club and compete overseas with the goal of competing in Grand Slams and Paralympic Games.