TC Bayard Dinantais Hosts 2025 Adult Doubles Tennis Tournament

The Tournoi Adultes Doubles 2025 at the TC Bayard Dinantais runs from August 9 through August 17, 2025, according to official club schedules. The annual tournament features a round-robin group format across multiple divisions for men, women, and mixed pairs, drawing nearly 100 competing pairings to the courts in Dinant.

Tournament Structure and Divisions at TC Bayard Dinantais

According to club documentation published by tcbayard.be, the competition is structured around strict point-minimum and point-maximum thresholds across seven distinct tiers for each major bracket. This divisional breakdown ensures competitive balance among the nearly 100 participating pairs. The tournament includes Doubles Messieurs (Men’s Doubles), Doubles Dames (Women’s Doubles), and Doubles Mixtes (Mixed Doubles).

Each main category is subdivided into seven distinct levels based on participant rankings and points:

  • Tier 1: 140 to 230 points
  • Tier 2: 110 to 150 points
  • Tier 3: 80 to 120 points
  • Tier 4: 50 to 90 points
  • Tier 5: 20 to 60 points
  • Tier 6: 10 to 30 points
  • Tier 7: 6 to 15 points

Social Events and Key Dates on the Schedule

Beyond the group-stage matches taking place throughout the week, the tournament schedule incorporates social programming for competitors and club members. According to the TC Bayard Dinantais organizing committee, the official tournament dinner is scheduled for Thursday, August 14, 2025. Participants and attendees are required to reserve their spots in advance through the club’s registration portal.

Matches span the full eight-day window, opening on Saturday, August 9, and culminating with the final rounds and trophy presentations on Sunday, August 17, 2025. The event serves as a central fixture on the regional tennis calendar in Dinant, bringing together recreational and competitive club players from across the area for structured doubles play.

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