Note from the competition management of the OST
Dutch tennis sub-top can be admired on our courts this weekend. In the men’s National Ranking Tournament (NRt), Toine van Zijl leads the roster as the first seed. He is ranked No. 9 in the National Rankings. Among the ladies, Sarah Olff is the leader and she is ranked 14th in the Netherlands. Saturday they still have to battle to secure their finals on Sunday. For the ladies, the finals are scheduled this Sunday at the end of the morning and for the men we want to play them early in the afternoon. This will be followed by the finals in the women’s and men’s doubles.
The scheduled times of the finals are:
Women’s singles 10 a.m.
Doubles finals: 12 p.m.
Men’s singles 2 p.m.
The times are subject to change. They will become final after the semi-finals on Saturday. See the tournament page for this.
On Saturday and Sunday, the P100 padel tournament will also feature the semi-finals and full finals. So for the padel lovers, there is also a lot to see.
But there is much more to experience on our Park.
First of all, the final rounds will be played at all strength levels, so there will also be many finals to admire. Perhaps familiar club members can also be encouraged. These are the final matches in over 40 events. Something for everyone.
Furthermore, the OST has much more to offer visitors, courtesy of the proud main sponsor Royal Coster Diamonds. Think of the Champagne Surprise Event planned around the NRt men’s final: glasses of champagne will be handed out in one or more of the glasses may contain a real diamond
And then, of course, there is also the prize draw, for which you can register with this link or via the QR code present everywhere in the clubhouse. Ladies can win a white gold necklace with diamonds and men can win a beautiful watch.
In short, even if you don’t play yourself (anymore), there is a lot to do on Saturday and Sunday. Don’t let this pass you by.
See you at the Park,
The Contest Committee
