Tewksbury Tennis Open

On the weekend of June 19-21, 2025, the Friends of Tewksbury Tennis hosted the 14th Annual Tewksbury Open.

This year’s event was a great success, offering a weekend full of fun and competitive tennis for all who entered.

Matches were held at the tennis courts on the TMHS campus until rain moved in on Sunday morning, causing the finals to be held indoors at the Woburn Racquet Club, located at 9 Webber Street in Woburn, MA.

This year the Open hosted tournament play for over 90 entries from area communities such as Tewksbury, Andover, Chelmsford, Woburn and communities as far away as Boston and Hollis, NH.

Play included Men’s Singles and Doubles, Women’s singles and doubles, and Mixed Doubles. Events were offered in both A and B level draws, with many participants battling the heat of the sun playing in multiple draws.

Finals for each category were played on Sunday, June 21, with the exception of the Women’s B Single Final, which was played on Saturday June 28, due to schedule conflicts with one of the match players.

Final matches and results are as follows:

Mens A Singles – Sam Stallings won round robin

Mens B Singles – Conrad Smart defeated Alan Perez 7-6(0) 6-3

Conrad Smart crushed it in Men’s B singles and doubles events, winning both.t

Mens A Doubles – Luc Mundel/Andrew Najda defeated Sam Stallings/Daniel Tiettinen 7-5 2-6 10-7

Mens B Doubles – Conrad Smart/Connor Davis defeated Mario Merino Sr./Ben Beaudoin 7-5 6-3

Womens A Singles – Anna Klouse defeated Eve Champlon 6-1 6-1

Womens B Singles – Audrey Lau defeated Teresa Colena 7-5 6-3

Womens B Doubles – Lucia Andrade/Quynh Tran defeated Teresa Colena/Dalia Paradie 6-2 6-0

Womens B Doubles – Gold medal winners Lucia Andrade and Quinn Tran and Silver medalists Teresa Colena and Dalia Paradie

Mixed B Doubles – Niki Van Riel/Luc Mundel defeated Cassia Burns/Mario Merino Jr. 6-3 6-4

Mixed Doubles Gold medal winners Niki Van Rie and Luc Mundel and Silver medalists Cassia Burns and Mario Merino Jr.

The Friends of Tewksbury Tennis would like to thank everyone in the community and all of the hard working volunteers for their involvement in this year’s tournament.

A big thank you is extended to the many generous sponsors of this year’s Open, as this event would not be possible without their support.

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Sponsors for the 2025 Tewksbury Open, many whom have been longtime supporters, are:

Bernard Jewelers

Cappellini’s Restaurant

The Fire Bell

Goodr Sunglasses

Jim Boudreau’s Auto Service Center

National Grid Overhead Line Department, Tewksbury

PepsiCo

Schlott Tire

Tewksbury Federal Credit Union

Trull Brook Tennis Center

Woburn Racquet Club

Additional thanks to the Tewksbury High School Athletics and Facilities staff for the use and maintenance of the tennis courts.

The Friends of Tewksbury Tennis is a non-profit organization with a mission to raise awareness of the benefits of tennis in our community by fostering a lifelong love of the sport of tennis.

Proceeds from the Tewksbury Open support the efforts of the Friends of Tewksbury Tennis to improve upon the existing public tennis courts, offer scholarships for graduating seniors of the TMHS Boys and Girls Tennis Teams, and offer free summer tennis lessons for children and adults at the TMHS tennis courts.

For more information about free summer tennis lessons and other efforts of the Friends of Tewksbury Tennis, visit their website at www.tewksburytennis.org or follow Friends of Tewksbury Tennis on Facebook.