Cymru National Tennis Championships 2025

Players in junior, wheelchair, visually impaired, and open categories competed across both singles and doubles events in an action-packed week of tennis where the standard of tennis was outstanding, with many of Wales’ very best players showcasing their talent on Bridgend’s clay and hard courts.

The atmosphere throughout the week was brilliant, with families, friends, and local club members creating a lively environment. Finals drew strong crowds, with spectators passionately backing their players, while many neutrals also enjoyed the high-quality matches on display.

The week was a superb showcase of talent in Wales and welcomed some standout performances.

Madeleine Green had a remarkable week, winning the U16 Girls’ Singles, U18 Girls’ Singles, U18 Girls’ Doubles, and U18 Mixed Doubles. Amnah Salim reached the finals of the U12 & U14 Girls’ Singles & Girls’ Doubles, winning 3 out of the 4 (U12 & U14 Girls’ Singles & U12 Girls’ Doubles). Kevin Lewis claimed the Men’s Wheelchair Singles for the fifth consecutive year. Freya Walters, Rosie Morgan, Jethro Dela Vega, Adam Travis, and Mckenzie O’Reilly all came into the event as defending singles champions and won singles titles again. The winners of the U11 and U12 Boys’ Singles (Fletcher Davies & Daniel Obaid), teamed up to win the U12 Boys’ Doubles. Mixed Doubles champions, Toby Mclellan & Molly Walsh both also lifted the Men’s and Women’s Doubles titles. Finally, one of the youngest players at the event, Lacie Weston won both the U8 and U9 GS titles.

This year every competitor received a 2025 Championships T-shirt and player pass lanyard, with additional goodies being handed out, this included water bottles, wristbands, grips, and keyrings. In an exciting new addition for 2025, champions not only lifted the traditional trophy but also received an exclusive ‘Cymru National Champion’ T-shirt to mark their achievement.

This year’s event also saw the debut of ‘Spark’, Tennis Wales’ new safeguarding mascot, proving to be a huge hit with players and families, promoting the vital message of player welfare and safety.

Thanks to Bridgend Tennis Club’s excellent facilities including eight courts, a clubhouse, and bubble-covered indoor surfaces the action continued smoothly even when rain interrupted play. Special thanks also go to David Lloyd Cardiff, who kindly hosted the visually impaired events.

Full list of 2025 Cymru National Tennis Champions & Runners-Up-

Open
Women’s Singles

• Winner - Freya Walters
• Runner-Up - Jemima Dean

Men’s Singles

• Winner - Jethro Dela Vega
• Runner-Up - Ben Voss

Women’s Doubles

• Winners - Gracie Hurley / Molly Walsh
• Runners-Up - Isabella Caesar / Olivia Scarfi

Men’s Doubles

• Winners - Toby Mclellan / Will Smart
• Runners-Up - Matthew Murphy / George Webber

Mixed Doubles

• Winners - Toby Mclellan / Molly Walsh
• Runners-Up - Felix Mihaylov / Gracie Hurley

Juniors
8U Girls’ Singles

• Winner - Lacie Weston
• Runner-Up - Anastasia Luts

8U Boys’ Singles

• Winner - Charles Preece
• Runner-Up - Zander Watkins

9U Girls’ Singles

• Winner - Lacie Weston
• Runner-Up - Celeste Arulanandasiva Mato

9U Boys’ Singles

• Winner - Lincoln Palmer
• Runner-Up - Joshua Livingstone

10U Girls’ Singles

• Winner - Ophelia Hunkin
• Runner-Up - Ada Williams

10U Boys’ Singles

• Winner - Adam Travis
• Runner-Up - Morgan Cook

11U Girls’ Singles

• Winner - Rosie Morgan
• Runner-Up - Zara Richmond

11U Boys’ Singles

• Winner - Fletcher Davies
• Runner-Up - Adam Travis

12U Girls’ Singles

• Winner - Amnah Salim
• Runner-Up - Rosie Morgan

12U Boys’ Singles

• Winner - Daniel Obaid
• Runner-Up - Tommy Tempest

12U Girls’ Doubles

• Winners - Willow Hawkins / Amnah Salim
• Runners-Up - Zara R Hegarty / Rosie Morgan

12U Boys’ Doubles

• Winners - Fletcher Davies / Daniel Obaid
• Runners-Up - Oliver Jones / Tommy Tempest

14U Girls’ Singles

• Winner - Amnah Salim
• Runner-Up - April Thomas

14U Boys’ Singles

• Winner - Euan Hong
• Runner-Up - Charlie Newman

14U Girls’ Doubles

• Winners - Amelie Caesar / Madeleine Green
• Runners-Up - Willow Hawkins / Amnah Salim

14U Boys’ Doubles

• Winners - Euan Hong / Owen Williams
• Runners-Up - Charlie Newman / Leo Weston

16U Girls’ Singles

• Winner - Madeleine Green
• Runner-Up - Amelie Caesar

16U Boys’ Singles

• Winner - Maximillian Swayne
• Runner-Up - Matthias Ruggles

16U Girls’ Doubles

• Winners - April Thomas / Ffion Williams-Evans
• Runners-Up - Eden Amanoritsewor / Amelie Caesar

16U Boys’ Doubles

• Winners - Matthias Ruggles / Maximillian Swayne
• Runners-Up - Martin Gil-Rueda / Euan Hong

18U Girls’ Singles

• Winner - Madeleine Green
• Runner-Up - Eden Amanoritsewor

18U Boys’ Singles

• Winner - Benyamin Aseeley
• Runner-Up - Maximillian Swayne

18U Boys’ Doubles

• Winners - William Harrington / Maximillian Swayne
• Runners-Up - Benyamin Aseeley / Toby Mclellan

18U Girls’ Doubles

• Winners - Madeleine Green / Lily Thomas
• Runners-Up - Gracie Hurley / Freya Walters

18U Mixed Doubles

• Winners - Maximillian Swayne / Madeleine Green
• Runners-Up - Felix Mihaylov / Freya Walters

Wheelchair
Men’s Wheelchair Singles

• Winner - Kevin Lewis
• Runner-Up - Mckenzie Oreilly

Women’s Wheelchair Singles

• Winner - Lilly Folland
• Runner-Up - Olivia Jones

Junior Wheelchair Singles

• Winner - Mckenzie O’Reilly
• Runner-Up - Lilly Folland

Mixed Wheelchair Doubles

• Winners - Kevin Lewis / Mckenzie O’Reilly
• Runners-Up - Harry Thomas / Lilly Folland

Visually Impaired
B1 Singles

• Winner - Anthony Morgan
• Runner-Up - David Needman

B2 Singles

• Winner - Fiona Hall
• Runner-Up - Stuart Francis

The 2025 Championships once again showcased the depth of talent across Wales. Congratulations to all players, and a huge thank you to everyone who supported, volunteered, and made this year’s event such a success.