The 2026 European Masters Club Championships are complete following a fortnight of intense battles and even more intense weather conditions at the Megasaray Academy in Antalya, where the event was hosted once again by the Turkish Tennis Federation.
Over 100 clubs from 15 Tennis Europe member nations were in action, with some memorable achievements and tournament firsts recorded along the way. Headlines included:
- Real Club de Tennis Barcelona-1899 (ESP) was the only club to win multiple titles this year, claiming the Women’s 40 title in week 1 and defending the W60 title in week 2.
- Great Britain dominated the younger men’s categories, as Roehampton Club defended the M30 title, while North Oxford LTC took the M40.
- Having made their debut appearance at the competition last year, TC Dr. Mladen Stojanovic become the first club from Bosnia & Herzegovina to win a European title, edging home hopes Adana 6/2 in the M45 final.
- TC St. Valentin of Austria – victors over the Bosnians in the last year’s final – moved up to the M50 category this year but had no trouble repeating as champions in their first year, winning all five matches against Spain’s RC Polo. They have now won a title for five consecutive years.
- TSV Sasel (GER) retained the M55 title, beating Vichy (FRA) into second place. Last year’s runners-up Cercle Amical de Vincennes (FRA) claimed the bronze medals.
- Italy’s TC Natisone ASD won the M60 title for the fourth time in five years, adding to wins in 2022, 2023 and 2025.
- TC 1899 e.V. Blau-Weiss (GER) went one better than last year’s runner-up spot, beating Switzerland’s TC Wettingen 5/0 in the final.
- The home team from Gaziantep claimed the M70 title for Türkiye over compatriots Denizli Pamukkale.
- Women’s teams from Türkiye celebrated even more success, with four titles won by four clubs: West Istanbul Marina won the W30 event, Etiler Tenis Külübü claimed the W45 title, Bahclievler the W55 title and Levent the W65 championship.
- TC Bonaduz of Switzerland defended the W35 title, beating AS Litja of Slovenia into second place and wrapping up a third consecutive win.
- France’s Rueil Athletic Club won a second successive W50 title, holding off West Istanbul Marina 2/1 in the final.
For full draws and results, click here, or see below for the full list of winners. Check out the tournament galleries:
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First established in 1983, when only a Men’s 45s category was played, the Championships have expanded to include all senior age categories for both men and women up to 75 and Over, subject to inscriptions. Eligible teams are national club champions and runners-up from all European countries, as well as the three medallist teams from the previous year’s Masters Club Championships. Players are rewarded with World Tennis Tour Masters ranking points for their performances.
Final Results
Men 30: Roehampton Club (GBR) d. Ankara (TUR) - 3/0
Men 40: 1: North Oxford LTC (GBR), 2: West Istanbul (TUR) - RR
Men 45: TC Dr. Mladen Stojanovic (BIH) d. Adana Tenis Kulübü (TUR) 3/2
Men 50: TC St. Valentin (AUT) d. RC Polo Barcelona (ESP) 5/0
Men 55: 1: TSV Sasel (GER), 2: Vichy (FRA) - RR
Men 60: Tennis Natisone ASD (ITA) d. Argayon (BEL) 3/0
Men 65: Tennis-Club 1899 e.V. Blau-Weiss (GER) d. TC Wettingen (SUI) 5/0
Men 70: 1: Gaziantep (TUR), 2: Denizli Pamukkale (TUR) - RR
Women 30: 1: West Istanbul Marina (TUR), 2: Ortadogu (TUR) - RR
Women 35: 1. TC Bonaduz (SUI), 2: AS Litija (SLO) - RR
Women 40: RCTB 1899 (ESP) d. Taunton TC (GBR) 2/0
Women 45: 1. Etiler Tenis Külübü (TUR), 2: Kloten (SUI) RR
Women 50: Rueil Athletic Club (FRA) d. West Istanbul Marina (TUR) - 2/1
Women 55: Bahclievler (TUR) d. Stockholm (SWE) 2/1
Women 60: RCTB 1899 (ESP) d. Walmer LTTC (GBR) 2/0
Women 65: 1: Levent (TUR), 2: Turgay Soysal (TUR) RR