South Tyrolean Tennis Association presents calendar

In two weeks the tennis season really starts with the team championships. Over 400 teams have registered, from the women's A-2 series (St. Georgen) to the youth championships. TC Bozen compete in the men's Serie B, 13 teams play in Serie C, 253 in the Italian Cup. There are also 90 senior and 70 youth teams.

ATP Challenger in Ortisei, Futures in Bozen and Rungg, U12 ETA in Brixen The most important tournament of the year is again the ATP Challenger in November in Ortisei, which was won by Andreas Seppi the last two years. At the beginning of August, Bolzano and Rungg will again host two Futures tournaments, while an international U6 ETA tournament will take place in Brixen from July 12th to 12th. In addition, there are seven open tournaments, 29 tournaments that are part of the Raiffeisen Grand Prix, 11 youth tournaments and 14 so-called promo tournaments for the age groups under 8 and under 10 on the program in the summer. The Open + 3-4-NC national championships will take place from June 27th on the clay courts of the TC Bozen, while the youth will crown their national champions from May 2nd in Brixen and the masters will crown their national champions from June 27th at the TC Bauzanum.

Tournament calendar 2015

International tournaments November 2015 Ortisei ATP Challenger August 2015 TC Bozen ITF futures August 2015 TC Rungg ITF Futures 06.07.2015/12/XNUMX Tennis Brixen UXNUMX-ETA

Raiffeisen Tennis Grand Prix 18.04.2015/3/4 Tennis Brixen XNUMX-XNUMX-NC 20.04.2015/4/XNUMX TV Ahrntal XNUMX-NC 24.04.2015/4/XNUMX ATC Montan XNUMX-NC double 02.05.2015/3/4 TC Branzoll XNUMX-XNUMX-NC 13.06.2015/4/XNUMX ASC Harrows XNUMX-NC-Double 20.06.2015/3/4 ATC Vipiteno XNUMX-XNUMX-NC 22.06.2015/4/XNUMX ASV Taufers XNUMX-NC 27.06.2015/3/4 TC Bozen - State Championship Open + 4-XNUMX-NC + XNUMX-NC 27.06.2015/4/XNUMX ASV Niederdorf XNUMX-NC (men only) 04.07.2015/3/4 ASV Niederdorf XNUMX-XNUMX-NC July 04.07.2015, 3 TC Ratschings 4-XNUMX-NC 05.07.2015 Tennis Bauzanum - State Championship Over 09.07.2015/4/XNUMX ASC Welsberg Double Open-XNUMX-NC (men only) July 11.07.2015, 3 TC Kaltern Open-4-XNUMX-NC 11.07.2015/3/4 ATC Gais XNUMX-XNUMX-NC July 16.07.2015, 4 TC Municipality of Bolzano XNUMX-NC 18.07.2015/3/4 ASV Partschins XNUMX-XNUMX-NC 25.07.2015/4/XNUMX ATV Terlan XNUMX-NC (men only) July 25.07.2015, XNUMX TC Municipality of Bozen Open 01.08.2015/3/4 Haslacher ASV XNUMX-XNUMX-NC 01.08.2015/XNUMX/XNUMX SSV Naturns double (men only) August 05.08.2015, XNUMX ASC St. Georgen Open 08.08.2015/4/XNUMX ATC Bruneck Open-XNUMX-NC 08.08.2015/4/XNUMX ASV Gargazzon XNUMX-NC 15.08.2015/XNUMX/XNUMX ATC Schlanders “Memorial Erhard Tschenett” Open 15.08.2015/3/4 ASV Deutschnofen XNUMX-XNUMX-NC 22.08.2015/XNUMX/XNUMX Tennis Brixen Open 29.08.2015/4/XNUMX TC Urtijei Open-XNUMX-NC 05.09.2015/3/4 ASV Tramin “Memorial Mauro Antoniazzi” XNUMX-XNUMX-NC 13.09.2015/3/4 TC Rungg XNUMX-XNUMX-NC Youth tournaments Raiffeisen Bank The Future Tennis Grand Prix 02.05.2015/10/11 Tennis Brixen - State Championship U12-U13-U14-U16-UXNUMX-UXNUMX 28.05.2015/10/12 TC Municipality of Bolzano U14-U16-UXNUMX-UXNUMX 22.06.2015/10/12 ASV Taufers U14-U16-UXNUMX-UXNUMX 05.07.2015/10/12 ASC ST. Georgen U14-U16-U0474-UXNUMX XNUMX 12.07.2015/10/12 ATC Bruneck U14-U16-U0474-UXNUMX XNUMX 18.07.2015/10/12 TC Rungg U14-U16-U0471-U663104 XNUMX XNUMX E- July 18.07.2015, 10 TC Kaltern U12-U14-U16-U0471 963482 XNUMX July 25.07.2015, 10 TC Urtijei U12-U14-U16-UXNUMX 01.08.2015/10/12 SSV Naturns U14-U16-U334-UXNUMX XNUMX 03.08.2015/10/12 ASC Welsberg U14-U16-U0474-UXNUMX XNUMX 29.08.2015/XNUMX/XNUMX TC Bozen Masters

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South Tyrolean Tennis Association presents calendar

On Tuesday evening the South Tyrolean Tennis Association presented its 2015 competition calendar in Bolzano. “424 teams will play over 600 championship games between April and June, and there will also be 70 individual tournaments this year,” said State President Richard Weißensteiner.

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