Tournaments

Participate in the Montreal Tennis tournaments

Want to take on a new challenge, test your skills, and experience the intensity of competition?
Tennis Montréal organizes about ten tournaments each year for players of all levels.

Whether you are a seasoned competitor or wish to experience your first tournament, our events offer you a unique opportunity to test your skills against other enthusiasts in a friendly and professional atmosphere.

Our Open and Masters-Veterans tournaments are sanctioned and count towards:

  • The provincial ranking of Tennis Québec
  • Tennis Canada national rankings
  • the International Tennis Federation's World Tennis Number

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Montreal Tennis Series

The Montreal Tennis Series is a new veteran tournament circuit for players aged 30 and up, with a modern approach inspired by the ATP Race.

The objective is simple: to offer more competitive, balanced, and engaging tournaments for all veteran tennis enthusiasts in Montreal.

A New Vision for Senior Tennis: 

Rather than basing the rankings solely on age categories, the Montreal Series prioritizes the actual skill level of the participants.

Thanks to indicators like the WTN (World Tennis Number) and national rankings, players will be divided into homogeneous groups to ensure:

  • more balanced matches from the first round
  • increased competitiveness 
  • a better gaming experience for everyone 
  • more fun and intensity throughout the weekend


The goal is to preserve the friendly spirit of veteran tennis while adding a real.
Performance and challenge dynamics.

Men's Fashion

  • 48 players
  • 12 four-player teams


Women's Styles

  • 16 players
  • 4 groups of 4 players

• 2 winning sets of 6 games
Tie-break at 10 points to 1 set all

Each participant is guaranteed to play at least 3 matches thanks to the round-robin format.
The draws will be made based on player levels via WTN, in order to create the most balanced matchups possible.

Omnium Masters Claude-Robillard
June 19 to 22

All Masters LaSalle
July 10-13

Omnium Masters Claude-Robillard II
August 14-17

All Masters Outremont
August 28-31

Omnium Master LaSalle II
September 25-28

Each tournament will allow players to earn points for the overall Montreal Tennis Series standings.

Results 

Points

Tournament participation

10 points

2-0 victory

15 points

2-1 victory

10 points

2-1 defeat

5 points

2-0 defeat

0 points

At the end of the 5 tournaments, the best players on the circuit will qualify for: The Montreal Finals, which will take place from October 9 to 11, 2026, with a possible rain date from October 16 to 18.

Qualification
• Top 8 Men
• Top 8 Women

The Finals will bring together the best male and female players from the Tennis Series Montreal in a prestigious closing event.

The Montreal Finals will reward the best performances of the season.

• 🏆 Photo with the Montreal Finals Trophy for the men's and women's winners

• Medals for the finalists 

• 🎁 A prize of 200$CA for the winners and 100$CA for the losing finalists.

 

The Montreal Finals aims to become a must-attend event for Montreal veteran tennis players, highlighting the most accomplished players on the circuit.

Live ranking

1
Jorge Castillo
195
2
Simon Aboumerhi
175
3
William Lippi
170
3
Simon Brisebois
170
5
François Pariseau
160
6
Charles Grenier
150
6
Chih-En Chen
150
8
Luca Lalor
145
8
Sorin Zoican
145
10
Alexandru Ciupitu
140
11
Wei Lu
135
12
Vincent Bourgeault
120
13
Scott Watson
115
13
Saad Maamri
115
15
Fabio Kanazawa
110
15
Nestor Gonzalez
110
15
Marc Genet
110
18
Franck Kortschak
100
18
Anthony Salim
100
18
Dante Phillips
100
18
Zhang Chen
100
22
Kevin Gamache-Dupuis
90
22
Joel Kaghami
90
22
Yves Daoust
90
22
Philippe Lavoie
90
22
Simon Therrien
90
27
Marc Fraillon
85
27
Mathieu Valois-Chénier
85
29
Irfan Khawaja
80
30
Keion Williams
75
30
Gustavo Vulcano
75
30
Rafik Benhacine
75
33
Avishek Biswas
70
33
Frédéric Amblard
70
35
Redouane Khobaich
65
35
François Desilets
65
37
Hugues Widmer
60
37
Michel Truong
60
37
Richard Tremblay
60
40
Adrien Logut
55
40
Zi Long Li
55
40
Fady Credi
55
40
Maxime Leclair
55
40
Serhii Zaporozhtsev
55
40
Dominique Cambron-Goulet
55
40
Richard Verreault
55
40
Frederic Duffayet
55
40
Emmanuel Bajolle
55
40
Alain Brisson
55
40
Jeffrey Derman
55
40
Jean-Philippe Racine
55
52
Félix-Antoine Desrochers
50
52
Alessandro Olavo da Silva Barbosa
50
52
Jérémy Escuer
50
52
Pierre-Alexandre Menard
50
52
Andrew Kyres
50
57
Peter Giser
45
57
Pierre Pomès
45
57
Hervé Fefer
45
57
Franklin Hurtado
45
61
Stephane Mignon
40
61
Olivier Cyr
40
61
François Daoust
40
61
Ivan Grenier
40
61
Alexis Gagne
40
61
Nicolas Barrau
40
61
Alexis Piette
40
68
Kerby Jean-Paul
35
68
Jose Descoteaux
35
68
Mohammed Adil Ahajjam
35
68
Nicola Piunno
35
68
Cédric Coussy
35
73
Huy Hoang
30
73
Alexis Arturo Goffin
30
73
Ahmed Elzayat
30
73
Gabriel Vinuela-Pelletier
30
77
David Mousseau
25
77
Alexandre Cicard
25
77
Lucien Desmarais
25
77
Florent Roche
25