Alcaraz-Style Triumph: Ainara Fernández Wins Andalucía Junior ‘Memorial Pepe Salamanca’ Title in Adra After Thrilling Run

Ainara Fernández and Adam Martín Win Andalusia Junior Tennis Championship in Adra

The Andalusia Junior Tennis Championship “Memorial Pepe Salamanca” concluded in Adra, Almería, on April 21, 2026, after five days of intense competition. The tournament showcased the high level and projection of Andalusian tennis, with 32 players competing in each singles draw.

In the women’s singles final, Ainara Fernández defeated Valentina Carreras to claim the championship title. Fernández’s path to the title included semifinal victories over Paula Navarro and quarterfinal wins against Sofya Pyzhyanova, with her quarterfinal match lasting over three hours. Carreras reached the final by defeating Irene Basalo in the semifinals and Ana Luque in the quarterfinals.

In the men’s singles draw, Adam Martín secured the title by defeating Nacho Cepeda in the final. Martín’s route to the championship featured semifinal wins over Oleg Covian and quarterfinal victories against Alejandro Pérez. Cepeda advanced to the final by overcoming Raúl Sánchez in the semifinals and Pepe García in the quarterfinals.

The tournament as well crowned doubles champions. In women’s doubles, Valentina Carreras and Adriana Coltorti won the title, while in men’s doubles, Louis D’Auzac and Adrián Molino emerged victorious.

Throughout the event, the championship emphasized sustainability initiatives, promoting the leverage of reusable water bottles and responsible consumption through water sources to reduce plastic waste.

The Andalusia Junior Tennis Championship “Memorial Pepe Salamanca” highlighted the continued strength and development of junior tennis in the region, providing a competitive platform for emerging athletes.

For ongoing updates on junior tennis developments in Andalusia, follow official channels from the Andalusian Tennis Federation.

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