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Secured the USA National Indoor Championship, six TE CAT 1 titles, and a QF spot at the IMG Future Stars tournament in 2024.
He currently ranks No.1 in Europe U12.
Represented by IMG, the most prestigious Tennis Agency.
During the first six months of 2024, he achieved a win/loss ratio of 85%, winning 34 out of 40 matches played.
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Camelot Carnello is a rising tennis star from the USA. At just 12 years old and 148 cm tall, he's been playing tennis since he was 3. Camelot is right-handed and plays aggressively from the baseline, with his favorite shot being the forehand inside in. He looks up to tennis legends Holger Rune and Roger Federer, hoping to follow in their footsteps with his powerful and strategic game.
Camelot started playing tennis by watching his older brothers, who inspired him to pick up the sport. Since then, he has achieved great success in various tournaments. This year, he became the Champion at the USA National Indoors and won six Tennis Europe Category 1 events. He also reached the quarterfinals of the IMG Future Stars, proving himself as one of the top young talents in tennis. Ranked No. 1 in Europe. Camelot is a strong competitor.
For 2025, Camelot aims to compete in the Wimbledon U14 Tennis Europe tournament and qualify for the main draw at Les Petits As U14. His ultimate goal is to become the No. 1 tennis player in the world and win multiple Grand Slam titles.
