Another Andy's Mini Murray Day to take place in Scotland

Sep 02, 2016
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Another Andy's Mini Murray Day to take place in Scotland

The event is run by Judy Murray, Andy's mother.

Published Sep 02, 2016

Andy Murray' still one of the favorites to win the US Open, but his mom is busy finding the next Andy Murray in Scotland. On Saturday in Edinburgh, children ages 8-10 will compete in Andy's Mini Murray Day. The event's goal is to boost children's interest in the sport.

The first Mini Murray Day took place in the world No. 2's hometown of Dunblane, Scotland earlier this summer at the Dunblane Sports Club (where both Andy and Jamie grew up playing).

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These British youngsters have another role model these days. England's Kyle Edmund reached his first-ever Grand Slam third round in New York, in his main-draw debut no less.

Andy Murray will take Paolo Lorenzi on Saturday for a spot in the fourth round.