The Steve Stevens Masters Tennis Championships land in Ottawa this year as Canada’s most prestigious Masters event will be played across three different clubs in the nation’s capital – Ottawa Tennis Club, Rideau Sports Centre, and Tennis Centre West Ottawa.
The competition features 49 main draws across singles and doubles play, four more than 2025, with the addition of the men’s 85+ age group. Six men will be split into two groups for the 85+ singles draw and will combine to form three teams in doubles round-robin play. There will be no women’s 85+ draw due to lack of entries.
All men’s singles draws from age groups 30+ to 80+ will be contested in a standard elimination format, with the 55+ division having the most participants at 44.
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On the women’s side, two singles draws will be played in a round-robin format. The 30+ division will be between seven players – three in Group A and four in Group B – while 75+ will feature two groups of three.
Both the men’s and women’s 80+ doubles competitions will contain four teams in a single group, with the round-robin winners hoisting the trophy.
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Play began on Sunday and will conclude on Saturday, August 29. To see how last year’s Steve Stevens Masters Tennis Championships unfolded, CLICK HERE.
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