Yuta Morita | Tennis Player (2009, Japan)

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Yuta Morita, Japanese U18 junior tennis player living in Singapore
Singapore U18
Player
Japan U18
WTN
32.8
UTR
1+

Rankings updated on September 14, 2026

“My tennis dream is to become a champion in UTR competition and compete in ITF Junior tournaments.”

Yuta Morita tennis player is a Japanese junior tennis player born in 2009 who lives in Singapore. Training with the Singapore Tennis Association and at Duta Tennis Academy in Malaysia, he competes in the U18 category, was selected for the Singapore Tennis Association Elite Team and the U19 Elite Team in Malaysia, and aims to be called up for U18 Singapore national training while pursuing UTR and ITF Junior competition.

Through Tennis Papers, discover an exclusive profile and interview highlighting his tennis journey, playing style, competitive experience, and ambitions.

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Yuta Morita · Biography, September 2026

Full NameYuta Morita
Date of birthMay 11, 2009
Nationality🇯🇵 Japanese
ResidenceSingapore
Age started tennis13
Tennis age categoryU18
Singapore tennis ranking
International ranking
WTN rating32.8
UTR tennis rating1+
Tennis clubSingapore Tennis Association
Duta Tennis Academy
CoachesTian Chin Poh
Sponsors
Instagram@y7.qkfwb.e
Yuta Morita, Japanese U18 junior tennis player living in Singapore

Yuta Morita · Interview, September 2026

What is your name, birthdate, nationality, residence?
My name is Yuta Morita. I was born on May 11, 2009. I am Japanese and I live in Singapore.
What languages do you speak?
I speak Japanese and English.
At what age did you start playing tennis?
I played tennis from age 13 to 15, and I restarted nine months ago.
Are there other tennis players in your family?
No, there are no other tennis players in my family.
In which tennis academies do you train?
I train with the Singapore Tennis Association in Singapore and at Duta Tennis Academy in Malaysia.
Who are your coaches?
My coach is Tian Chin Poh, along with other coaches.
What is your greatest strength as a player, and what do you need to improve?
My greatest strengths are my forehand spin and my never-give-up mentality. I always try to fight until the last point, no matter the score. I am working on becoming more consistent and improving my attacking game.
What is your age category and ranking?
My category is U18. I still do not have ranking points, but I was selected for the Singapore Tennis Association Elite Team.
What have been your greatest successes so far?
My greatest success so far is being selected among the top players of the Singapore Tennis Association team and for the U19 Elite Team in Malaysia.
In which countries have you played tournaments?
I have played tournaments in Japan, Malaysia, and Singapore.
What equipment brands do you currently use, and are you sponsored by any of them?
I use a Head tennis racket and Asics tennis shoes. I do not have a sponsor yet.
What is your next goal?
My next goal is to be called up for U18 Singapore national training.
What is your tennis dream?
My tennis dream is to become a champion in UTR competition and compete in ITF Junior tournaments.
Who is your favorite player and why?
My favorite player is Rafael Nadal because he is passionate every time he plays. My playing style is similar to his, especially with a high-spin ball.
What do you enjoy doing outside of tennis?
Outside of tennis, I enjoy listening to music.
Who would you like to dedicate this interview to?
I would like to dedicate this interview to myself.

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