The Tennis 10s Matchplay Tournament held on Saturday, October 19, was filled with excitement, energy, and great sportsmanship from all our young players.

Everyone showed remarkable improvement, passion for the game, and true competitive spirit throughout the day.

The matches were divided into different age groups using the Red, Orange, and Green ball levels, providing a fun and development-focused experience for all participants.

A Weekend to Remember

In true US fashion, our New York Open was memorable for all the right reasons. From epic comebacks and surprising upsets to dramatic medical timeouts caused by muscle cramps, the tournament had it all.

The day began with the Gentlemen’s Doubles. Our champions, Fabrice from France and Carl from Australia, remained unbeaten throughout the event. Their combination of French elegance and Aussie spirit proved unstoppable, as they navigated every round with confidence and precision.

As the afternoon set in, attention turned to the Ladies’ Doubles. Stella and Seina, both traveling from Hong Kong, not only showcased their sharp sense of style but also demonstrated that their skills more than matched their fashion. Playing with fluid teamwork and control, they dominated the field and dropped only a single game across the entire tournament.

The highlight of the day came with the Singles draw, featuring 12 players battling for the coveted title of Singles Champion. After surviving their groups and storming through the semi-finals, the final clash was set between Suneet from India—flying in from Tokyo—and Tom from the Netherlands, who traveled halfway around the world to compete. In a match that kept the crowd on edge, Suneet ultimately claimed the title with a display of grit and consistency, overcoming Tom’s trademark steadiness.

The New York Open was not just about the competition; it was about community, sportsmanship, and the shared love of the game. 

A big thank-you goes out to all the players, supporters, and spectators who helped create such an electric atmosphere throughout the weekend.

We now look forward to our NEXT major event, our annual Play in Pink tournament on October 5th 2025. This special event not only brings exciting competition but also raises awareness for an important cause. Mark your calendars and join us for another unforgettable day on the courts.

A Jolly Good Tennis Affair

13th Sunday July, the courts played host to a truly elegant affair, the SiamSportsPro London Open, where tennis tradition met playful spirit in the heart of summer.

Players arrived looking every bit the part, honouring the strict all-white dress code with flair. From pressed polos to pleated skirts, we could almost hear the faint rustle of strawberries and cream in the air. And yes, wooden racquets were in full swing, quite literally. Some even managed to produce actual topspin, while others… well, shall we just say they made for excellent conversation starters. We sincerely hope no elbows were harmed in the making of today’s nostalgia.

Despite the gentlemanly atmosphere, the competition was fierce. The level of play exceeded all expectations, with long rallies, smart tactics, and just the right touch of playful gamesmanship.

Merci Beaucoup from the Paris Open

Merci beaucoup to everyone who joined us for our Paris Open tournament this past Sunday, what a magnifique day of tennis! From fierce rallies to fun off-court banter, the atmosphere truly captured the spirit of Roland Garros (minus the red clay!).

🏆 Félicitations to our champions, Andrei and Pavlo, who played with precision and panache to take home the title.

👏 Bravo to our runners-up, Tong Zhao and Xuan Gao, who fought valiantly through every match and gave us a thrilling final.

🌟 A special mention goes to Anastasia and Nico, the only recreational-level players in the draw. Both have come up through our Learn To Play program and are now fearlessly stepping into tournament play. We couldn’t be prouder of your progress!

Next up: The London Open
Dust off your whites and channel your inner Bjorn Borg! Our next tournament will serve up some retro vibes in honour of Wimbledon. Except to play doubles with a racket crafted from the finest wooden furniture, lightweight, flexible, and stylish as ever.

Stay tuned for entry details, and as always – à bientôt on court!