Loulé Ladies Open Returns with ITF W35 Tournament

The international women's tennis competition takes place between October 19th and 25th at the Loulé Tennis Club, featuring renowned players.

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The Loulé Tennis Club hosts, from October 19th to 25th, the sixth edition of the Loulé Ladies Open, a women's tournament on the ITF Women's World Tennis Tour, W35 category.

The city of Loulé once again becomes the stage for international women's tennis with the sixth edition of the Loulé Ladies Open. The tournament, part of the ITF Women's World Tennis Tour in the W35 category, will take place between October 19th and 25th at the courts of the Clube de Ténis de Loulé. The initiative is supported by the Loulé Municipal Council and the Portuguese Tennis Federation.
Spain's Angela Fita Boluda, ranked 226th in the world, stands out among the participants. The competition will bring together players of various nationalities, promising a week of high-level competitive tennis.
Among the national representatives, attention will focus on Angelina Voloshchuk, world number 333, who leads the Portuguese contingent and seeks to seize the opportunity to compete before the home crowd.
The Loulé Ladies Open has established itself as a benchmark for discovering and nurturing young talents. Players such as Mirra Andreeva, current world number 5 and 2026 Roland-Garros champion, and Maja Chwalińska, ranked 22nd, have previously competed in this tournament before achieving international prominence, having contested the singles final of the Parisian tournament.
The presence of these players in the competition's history highlights the importance of ITF tournaments as platforms for development and international projection, allowing athletes to earn world ranking points and gain competitive experience.
The event offers the public a chance to closely follow some of the players who may go on to establish themselves on the world's major tennis stages. The staging of the sixth edition also reinforces the Loulé municipality's commitment to organizing international sports events, contributing to the promotion of the territory and the region's sporting and tourist dynamism.
The tournament also serves to promote women's tennis and bring the sport closer to the local community, particularly young practitioners, who will have the opportunity to experience professional tennis firsthand. For seven days, the Clube de Ténis de Loulé will host international matches.
Based on information from the official source: Câmara Municipal de Loulé (15/10/2026)