CORMERAY, France – Isabelle Aubry continued her dominant run at the Tennis Club Val de Beuvron (TCVB) tournament, capturing her second consecutive title on Sunday, March 29, 2026. The victory marks a significant achievement for the Saint-Gervais player, solidifying her position as a key competitor in regional tennis. The tournament, which began on March 13th, saw all seeded players advance to the final stages, culminating in a compelling weekend of matches.
Aubry faced Agnès Druon (Pontlevoy) in the women’s final, while the men’s championship pitted Steve Broge against Victor Chatelet, both representing the AAJB club. While details of the matches themselves remain limited due to truncated reporting, Aubry’s win underscores her consistent performance and tactical prowess on the court.
Aubry’s Recent Successes
This latest triumph builds on a strong track record for Isabelle Aubry at the Val de Beuvron tournament. In 2025, she partnered with Yolan Plumain to win the tournament, as reported by La Nouvelle République. Prior to that, in 2024, she secured a victory alongside Esteban Boulay (TC Romorantin), marking the 6th edition of the open tournament. The TCVB tournament has a history of showcasing competitive tennis, with notable performances from local players like Carole Chassier and Julien Dobigeon, who reached the finals in previous years.
A History of TCVB Dominance
The Tennis Club Val de Beuvron has a proud tradition of success in its open tournament. Records show that in the 3rd edition of the tournament, all titles were claimed by TCVB members, with Carole and Philippe achieving victory. The 2nd edition also saw a clean sweep for the club, with Carole Chassier and Julien securing the championship. Although, the 4th edition in April 2022 marked a shift, as titles eluded the home team, with Cécile Brousse (TC la Chaussée St Victor) winning the women’s singles and Loïc Bastard (TC Chinon) taking the men’s title.
Recent Tournament Highlights
The 7th edition of the tournament, concluded just prior to Aubry’s latest win, saw Mathis Pichon (TC Vendôme) emerge victorious in the men’s singles, alongside Isabelle Aubry. This victory followed Aubry’s previous success with Plumain, demonstrating her versatility as both a singles and doubles player. The TCVB also saw strong performances in team competitions, with its teams reaching the regional 2 level – the highest in the club’s history. Young players Julien Renou and Paul Crisias also brought home a departmental title in the 13/14 age group, while Lilou Laurendeau secured a vice-championship in the 17/18 age category.
The TCVB has been actively fostering a strong tennis community, hosting events like padel evenings and celebrating the achievements of its members. The club’s commitment to development is evident in the success of its younger players and its continued growth in regional competitions.
What’s Next for the TCVB?
The Tennis Club Val de Beuvron is now looking ahead to the upcoming team championships, scheduled to run from April 21st to June 9th. With six teams engaged – three men’s and three women’s – the club aims to build on its recent successes and continue its competitive trajectory. Further updates on the team’s progress and future events will be available on the club’s official website: TCVB Tennis.
The club also recently thanked its partners for their support during the 2025-2026 season, highlighting the importance of community involvement in its continued success.
The Val de Beuvron tournament continues to be a significant event in the regional tennis calendar, providing a platform for both established players and emerging talents to showcase their skills. Isabelle Aubry’s back-to-back victories are a testament to her dedication and skill, and her continued success will undoubtedly inspire future generations of tennis players at the TCVB.
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