Midwest / Northwestern Ohio

Northwestern Ohio District Championship

September 01, 2020

The USTA Northwestern Ohio District Championships were held August 29-30, 2020 at Shadow Valley Tennis & Fitness Club. The tournament started play inside due to overnight rain but moved outside for the rest of the weekend. 

 

With the new four-court format for 40 & Over play, there were extremely close matches, especially at the men's 3.5 level. Thanks to all who played and made the weekend a great one full of fun competition! 

 

District Champions: 
 
18 & Over

NWO 18&Over 2.5 Women: Kreienkamp -Perrysburg Tennis Center

NWO 18&Over 3.0 Women: Mehl/Zinz -Perrysburg Tennis Center

NWO 18&Over 3.5 Women: Day Szczechowski -Anthony Wayne

NWO 18&Over 4.0 Women: Sanderson -Shadow Valley

NWO 18&Over 3.0 Men: Diefenthaler/Guardiola -Shadow Valley

NWO 18&Over 3.5 Men: Jacobs - Ottawa Park/INDEP

NWO 18&Over 4.0 Men: Wilkins -Toledo Tennis Club

NWO 18&Over 4.5 Men: Gargas -Toledo Tennis Club

 

40 & Over 

40&Over 3.0 Women: Hartschuh/Allen -Findlay Country Club

40&Over 3.5 Women: Rush -Twos Athletic Club

40&Over 4.0 Women: Sanderson-Shadow Valley

40&Over 3.5 Men: Gstalder -Twos Athletic Club

40&Over 4.0 Men: Wilkins-Toledo Tennis Club

 

55 & Over 

55&Over 7.0 Men: Safadi -Shadow Valley

55&Over 8.0 Men: Wilkins-Toledo Tennis Club

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