Padel Point Welcomes More Than 100 Players for a Padel Tour Tournament

Padel Point Welcomes More Than 100 Players for a Padel Tour Tournament

Padel Point Welcomes More Than 100 Players for a Standout Australian Club Padel Tour Tournament

Three days of competition deliver 77 matches across four courts, highlighting the continued growth of padel in Australia

Padel Point has celebrated the successful completion of the 2026 Australian Club Padel Tour – Padel Point, welcoming 101 players for three days of competition, community and high quality padel.

Organised in association with Padel Australia, the national governing body for padel, the tournament attracted 83 entries and delivered 77 matches across eight events, with play taking place on Padel Point’s four courts.

The strong turnout demonstrated the growing enthusiasm for organised padel competition and the important role that club tournaments play in bringing players together, improving competitive opportunities and strengthening the sport’s community.

Padel Australia works alongside Tennis Australia to create more opportunities for people across Australia to play padel, remain active, connect with their communities and pursue competition at higher levels.

Three Days of Competition at Padel Point

Across the three-day tournament, players competed in multiple graded divisions, providing opportunities for established competitors and developing players to test their skills in a structured tournament environment.

With 77 matches scheduled across four courts, Padel Point hosted a busy program of competitive padel while maintaining the welcoming and inclusive club atmosphere for which the venue is known.

A Padel Point spokesperson said:

“Welcoming 101 players to Padel Point was an outstanding result and a clear indication of the momentum padel continues to build in Australia. The quality of competition, the sportsmanship between players and the support around the courts made this a memorable tournament for everyone involved.”

“Padel Point is proud to provide a venue where players at different stages of their padel journey can compete, connect and develop. We thank Padel Australia, the tournament officials, participating players and everyone who contributed to delivering such a successful event.”

Tournament Winners

Padel Point congratulates all participants, finalists and division winners. The champions shown in the tournament’s published results were:

Men’s A Grade

Champions: Geronimo Cudini and Francisco Rojas Jimenez

Runners-up: Diego Celis and Gonzalo Lopez Cervino

Men’s B Grade

Champions: Thierry Halemai and Yoenay Rivera

Runners-up: Moustafa Nahle and Francisco Rojas Jimenez

Men’s C Grade

Champions: Jason Alame and Tom Cotot

Runners-up: Hasan El-Asmar and Yahya Issa

Women’s A Grade

Champions: Clemence Bayard and Agustina Pepe

Runners-up: Kerry Grayburn and Anastasia Vokhmyakova

Women’s B Grade

Champions: Clemence Bayard and Agustina Pepe

Runners-up: Rita Vittorio and Alena Vokhmyakova

Women’s C Grade

Champions: Rita Vittorio and Alena Vokhmyakova

Runners-up: Sara Doran and Samantha Samarawickrama

Men’s Consolation

Champions: Thierry Halemai and Yoenay Rivera

Runners-up: Mark Smirnov and Mo Yang

Next Event

Players can now view the details of Padel Point’s next tournament and follow registration information through the official tournament page:

 

Full results from the completed Australian Club Padel Tour tournament are available here.


About Padel Point

Padel Point is committed to growing padel by providing an inclusive, welcoming and high-quality environment for players of different abilities. Through social play, coaching, competitions and organised tournaments, Padel Point brings people together and creates opportunities for players to enjoy, develop and compete in one of the world’s fastest-growing sports.