Harriet Dart, George Loffhagen & Liam Broady headline British winners on ITF Tour

This win marks Dart's first ITF singles title of the year and sixth of her career. 

Loffhagen & Broady amongst British singles winners

There was even more British success on the men’s ITF circuit, with two players emerging victorious in Europe.

It was a week to remember in Sweden for George Loffhagen, who picked up his fifth singles title of the season at the M25 Falun.

Loffhagen was a dominant force across the week, with the 24-year-old Brit easing to the trophy without dropping a set across any of his five matches. In the final, he put in another impressive performance against Finland’s Eero Vasa - winning 6-3, 6-3 to seal the title.

Over in Budapest, Liam Broady reached his second consecutive final on the ITF Tour and this time, came out on the winning side in the championship match.

Taking on home favourite Matyas Fuele in the final, Broady dropped just three games on his way to sealing a 6-2, 6-1 win.

This is the second title Broady has claimed in Budapest this season and third overall after he won the M15 Foggia event in March.

British doubles success on ITF Tour

There was plenty of doubles success last week on the ITF Tour with five British stars bringing home titles from all areas of the globe.

Starting off in Egypt where James MacKinlay and Connor Thomson continued their winning partnership on the ITF Tour as they won their second tournament of the year at the M25 Sharm ElSheikh.

MacKinlay and Thomson took down all-Italian duo Alessandro Coccioli and Lorenzo Lurusso in 6-1, 6-2 in the final.

Another all-British duo who tasted victory is Finn Murgett and Marcus Walters. 

The pair didn’t drop a single set on their way to reaching the M15 Heraklion final, where they came out on top in an all-British battle against Matthew Howse and Joel Pierleoni, 6-1, 6-4.

For Murgett, the title in Heraklion marks his fourth of the year, while Walters has now added a ITF doubles titles of the season to his name.

Meanwhile, Joe Tyler joined forces with America’s Phillip Jordan at the M15 Kayseri event. The pair came through a tight match deciding tie-break against Constantin Bittoun Kouzmine and Ivan Marrero Curbelo 6-4, 3-6, 11-9.

Tyler has reached the semi-final or better in his last three tournaments.

Wheelchair stars narrowly miss out on silverware

Greg Slade, Caroline MacDonald, Helen Bond and Joshua Johns earned the best results of the last week among Britain’s wheelchair players, with all four reaching finals in either singles or doubles in tournaments in Italy or France.

Having lost out in his opening quad singles match, Slade partnered Australian's Benjamin Wenzel to their second doubles final together this year. However, another tense contest saw the final drift away from Slade and Wenzel as they lost out to Colombia’s Daniel Campaz and Brazil’s Leandro Pena 2-6, 6-1, (12-10).

MacDonald lived up to her position as second seed as she reached the final of the ITF Futures Series tournament in Cagnes Sur Mer. Contesting her second ITF Futures singles final of 2025, MacDonald, lost out 6-2, 6-0 to Dutch top seed Donna Broek-Jansen.

Meanwhile, Johns and Guillaume Legendre reached the men’s doubles final before losing 6-1, 6-1 to French duo Charrier and Gaetan Menguy. Johns' singles run also came to an end in the semi-finals, where he was beaten 3-6, 6-1, 6-3 by French top seed and eventual champion Nicolas Charrier.