With the conclusion of the final ITF Masters event in Canada and the end of the calendar year fast approaching, it is time to reflect and celebrate another successful year of Masters tennis.
Here is the monthly Masters tennis update by ABRYSVO, looking back on the best Canadian results of 2025.
The ITF season on Canadian soil wrapped up at the beginning of November with a MT100 event in Victoria, BC. The host nation capped off the season in style, claiming nine of ten trophies up for grabs. Only the 30+ men’s singles was won by a non-Canadian, while the 50+ women’s doubles title was won by Canada’s Danielle Wilson and her German partner Eva Miller.
Here is the full list of winners (all Canadian unless otherwise noted):
| Men’s Singles | Women’s Singles | Men’s Doubles | Women’s Doubles |
30+ | Andre Rodriguez Calderon (ESP) | No event | Jeff Chu/ | No event |
40+ | Nicholas Yip | No event | No event | No event |
50+ | Shaun Erdei | Shannon Hecker | Timothy Hopper/ | Eva Miller (GER)/ |
60+ | Glenn Cleland | Ellen Toth | No event | Cerris Davis/ |
In total, 253 draws were contested in Canada across 10 ITF Masters events in 2025. Canadians claimed 220 of those trophies, with 205 of them going solely into Canadian hands (aka: excluding doubles titles where one partner was not Canadian).
Three of the 10 events saw a Canadian lift the trophy in every single draw: Calgary in February, Montreal in May, and London in July.
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That count does not include the Steven Stevens Masters Tennis Championships, Canada’s national championships for Masters, which took place in Vancouver at the end of August. 573 players competed across the 43 draws.
CLICK HERE for the recap of the Steve Stevens Masters Tennis Championships.
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In 2025, Canadians won more than a dozen ITF titles at Masters events held outside of Canada. The last two wins came in November, as Wendy Banham won the women’s 55+ doubles at the MT400 event in Pattaya, Thailand, with Wai Ping Clara Lau of Hong Kong, while that same week Vincent Naulet lifted the men’s 30+ doubles trophy with Horia Popa of Romania at the MT 400 event in Malaga, Spain.
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At the ITF Masters World Championships, which was played in four age-based stages across the 2025 calendar, Canada picked up five medals. The best result came in the men’s 75+ team event, where Chris Burr, Tim Griffin, and John Payne secured a silver medal. Burr and Griffin also secured silver at the individual championships in the 75+ men’s doubles.
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Canada won three bronze medals across the other events: Raynald D’Aoust and Horst Dammholz in the men’s 85+ doubles, Erin Boynton in the women’s 65+ doubles, and Keith Porter in the men’s 70+ doubles.
For more detailed information on Canadian Masters tennis results in 2025, check out the monthly updates by ABRYSVO (Brackets indicate domestic tournaments covered that month):
- February
- March (Calgary)
- April
- May (Vancouver 1, Edmonton)
- June (Montreal, Vancouver 2)
- July (Mont-Tremblant, Ottawa)
- August (London, Mississauga)
- September (Steve Stevens National Championships)
- October
- November
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