Kansas City Open Brings the Heat to Plaza Tennis Center

The USTA Heart of America Kansas City Open recently wrapped up on June 26. This weekend-long tournament brought players from all over the country to the Plaza Tennis Center in Kansas City as they vied for the top of the podium of their respective draws in the 18 & Over division.

While the Kansas City Open is part of the MoKanNeb Adult Tournament Series in which Open-level players compete to win their draws and play for a shot at a $500 cash prize, it was also open to players 3.0 and above. Both the men’s and the women’s events featured incredible competition, and we’re proud of all who showed up to play in this great event.

Congratulations to the following players, who won their events at the Kansas City Open:

Men’s Event Winners:

• NTRP 3.0 Men’s 18 & Over Singles: Anthony Trent, St. Louis, MO

• NTRP 3.5 Men’s 18 & Over Singles: Brad Cook, Overland Park, KS

• NTRP 4.0 Men’s 18 & Over Singles: William Reilly, Kansas City, MO

• NTRP 4.5 Men’s 18 & Over Singles: Andrew Wagner, Scarborough, ME

• Men’s Open Singles: Alexander Pozo, Overland Park, KS

• NTRP 3.5 Men’s 18 & Over Doubles: Yijia Liu, Overland Park, KS/Brad Cook, Overland Park, KS

• Men’s Open Doubles: Alexander Pozo, Overland Park, KS/Eduardo dos Santos, Leawood, KS

Women’s Event Winner:

• NTRP 3.5 Women’s 18 & Over Singles: Susan Schatz, Kansas City, MO

Mixed Event Winners:

• Mixed Open Doubles: Malcolm Rasheed, Kansas City, MO/Marija Bogicevic Camacho, Hurricane, WV

Register today for the upcoming USTA Heart of America Closed Adult Championships

Ready to keep your tournament streak alive this summer? Then you’ll want to register for the upcoming Level 5 Closed: HOA Closed Adult Championships taking place July 29-31 at the Plaza Tennis Center. Registration is now open, so make sure you click here to reserve your spot in the draw of your choice. 

Registration closes July 24 at 4:59 p.m., so don’t miss out–sign up today! We can’t wait to see the competition this tournament brings as tournament season continues to heat up.