Preparing for school tournament

Kristian Stoyanov Asked 10 years ago

I've been training for about a year and a half now. I am pretty proud of my progress I have topspin from both forehand and backhand. I have the flip attacks again from both sides. I have an okay push, sometimes goes a bit higher than I would like but nevertheless I feel it is good enough for my level. I have the pendulum and reverse pendulum serve and can place it almost anywhere on the table. Have 1 fast serve from the backhand and one backspin serve from the backhand. That is pretty much my skillset. So this Wednesday I am going to a local school tournament. I have knowledge of other players that I will be playing against: they don't have topspin and aren't training as seriously as I am(I train 5 days a week for about 2 hours each). What I am trying to get through with this description of my skills isn't just to brag. It's that I feel like I should be able to beat my opponents. However, when the nerves get to me I play really bad. Return really high balls, my topspin goes a bit over the table, etc. What would you suggest for me to do?