Thai Senior Tennis Championship Sets Record With Historic Team Turnout

The 2025 Thai Senior Tennis Championship (Team Division) for athletes aged 30 and above concluded in impressive fashion, graced with a royal trophy presentation by Princess Suthida to the champions in three divisions. The tournament marked a significant milestone for Thai sports, with the association setting a historic record for the highest number of participating teams. This reflects continuous growth in tennis across all age groups and clear nationwide popularity expansion, with an atmosphere throughout the tournament energized by athletes, supporters, and sponsors.

The event at Crystal Sports G (at Palm Hills) drew 24 teams comprising 552 competitors, each team filled with national athletes and leading Thai tennis players including Tamarine Tanasugarn, Varish Sornbutrnakul, Nichaat Lertsiphitaksinjai, Kumajarwan Buayyaem, and others. Every match demonstrated high quality and standards, with athletes from each team showing full potential, dedication, and sportsmanship, reflecting the true competitive spirit while also serving as a platform for friendship, unity, and experience-sharing among players.

Suphanawit Iamskultrat, president of the Thai Senior Tennis Association, stated: "This year's success represents another important step for our association, with a record-breaking number of teams reflecting the power of tennis to beautifully unite people across different ages. We are proud to have created an opportunity that combines health, friendship, and quality of life, while elevating competition to international standards to drive sustainable long-term growth in Thai tennis."

The event received support from leading national partners including Thai Commercial Bank, National Sports Development Fund, Thai Generator Company, PTT Public Company, Port Authority of Thailand, Government Savings Bank, Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives, Government Housing Bank, Thai Airways International, Serviceline 2020 (Dunlop), Perrier mineral water, and Pocari Sweat. The association expressed gratitude to all participating teams, supporters, and stakeholders for creating this historic occasion and marking an important chapter in Thai tennis history.