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Lucas Perraudin is a french table-tennis player born in 2009 that trains at the Athletic Club Boulogne-Billancourt, better known as ACBB, in Boulogne-Billancourt near Paris. He is a right handed player, better known for attacking with his forehand. He is a ruthless player, who since licensed in 2022, accumulated a total of 526 points! He is as now a Cadet 2, which is the age group for 14 year olds. As for now, he remains in the top 34% in Ile-de-France and top near top 40% in the whole of France. As Perraudin is still a school student, he must swap between the table-tennis trainings and school revisions, but his journey with this sport is therefore far from over.