Ladies Open Amstetten: Top players fight for fame and honor!

Ladies Open Amstetten: Top players fight for fame and honor!

From August 3 to August 10, 2025, the Ladies Open takes place in Amstetten and promises a specta-cultural tennis festival. The anticipation for the ITF-W75 tournament is great, especially because top players, led by the British tennis-sensation francesca jones with wta-rang 104. The level will be high, this can already be seen on the cut-off of 173, which applies to participation in the main field. Currently, no better endowed events in Europe are scheduled for the first week of August, which Amstetten is all the more focused on.

The venue UTC Amstetten, located at Stadthallestraße 2, becomes a setting for exciting matches. The main field comprises 32 players in the women's singles and 16 couples in a women's doubles. The last year's winner Elena Pridankina will have to qualify for this edition, while the finalist Valeriya Strakhova stands on the waiting list.

domestic talents in the spotlight

The comeback of our domestic players is particularly exciting. Julia Grabher and Sinja Kraus, the most successful Austrian tennis players, have also confirmed their participation. Another talent that attracts everyone's attention is the 17-year-old Lilli Tagger . After recently reaching the quarter -finals at Wimbledon in the junior competition, her appearance in Amstetten is seen with great expectation. In addition, 19-year-old Chiara Semmelmeyer, who trains in the TAF-Tennis Academy Amstetten, plans to find her way into qualification via a wildcard.

Semmelmeyer has already gained international experience, including the victory at the Austrian indoor championship title in doubles, and positions itself in the top ten in the ÖTV ranking. Her plans are ambitious, because from autumn she will study teaching for sports and mathematics in Vienna and would also like to play international tournaments.

Francesca Jones: an impressive career

The player of the tournament, Francesca Jones, is a very special talent. Born in Bradford, Great Britain, she has prevailed against all adversities. With an impressive career, she fought a place among the best players in the world. Despite her health challenges that affected her physical development, she describes herself as perfect, persistent and competitive. She took her trip from the Sanchez Casal Tennis Academy in Barcelona back to Great Britain, where she is now part of the LTA’s Pro Scholarship programs.

With a high -rise of her career in 2024, when she reached the WTA 125 Singles Finale in San Luis Potosi, she has already achieved a lot. If she opened in Amstetten, she will surely want to prove herself in front of an enthusiastic audience. Your story inspires many and shows that everything is possible with determination and hard work.

Overall, the Ladies Open in Amstetten promises to become an exciting event, in which not only national talents, but also international stars meet. Fans can look forward to exciting games and an unforgettable atmosphere.