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The 36th annual Casa de Campo Tennis Tournament was inaugurated last Thursday the 29th of August with a inaugural swing made by Peter Bonell, Casa de Campo’s Chief Marketing Officer, following which the tournament’s more than 150 competitors battled it out at the La Terraza Tennis Club, with the finals played on Sunday the 1st of September.
Last year won by Spaniard, Alberto Castaño, this year Dominican Andrés Bernal playing in the Open category was crowned the champion of the 36th Casa de Campo Tennis Tournament – the Dominican Republic’s longest running tennis tournament. Competing against Pedro Nolasco, La Terraza’s most formidable tennis player, 3-time winner of the Rick McDaniel Teaching Pro’s Tennis Tournament and the #4 ranked tennis player in the Dominican Republic (2012), Bernal faced fierce competition for the trophy, but in the end soared to victory over Nolasco with a score of 4-6, 6-3 and 10-4.
In addition to the opening ceremony which took place on Thursday evening with the participation of Vincenzo Mastrolilli, the tournament’s founder, a dinner was also celebrated at the La Terraza Tennis Club on the Saturday evening and the prize-giving ceremony on Sunday after the finals.
Dinner at the La Terraza Tennis Club, Casa de Campo

Emilio Vasquez, Mario Álvarez and Daniel Hernandez




























































36th Casa de Campo Tennis Tournament: Results C-1 female Champion: Natalia Moll (VEN) Runner-up:Adriana Amaro (RD) C-2 female Champio: Esther Peñaló (RD) Runner-up: Denisse Feliz (RD) C-3, under 21 female Champion: Marisol Pérez Runner-up: Joanne Ramos (PR) C-3, under 40 female Champion: Margarita Camacho (RD) Runner-up: Sonia Lantigua (PR) Open male Champion: Ándres Bernal (RD) Runner-up: Pedro Nolasco (RD) B under 35 male Champion: Julio Ávila (RD) Runner-up: Mario Álvarez (RD) C-1 under 21 male Champion: Máximo Gennatiempo Runner-up: Manolo Pérez C-1 under 40 años male Champion: Fernando Salcedo Runner-up: Alberto Muñoz C-2 under 21 años male Champion: Francisco Caraballo Runner-up: Rubén Santana C-2 under 40 male Champion: Iván Saldivia Runner-up: José Carlos de Dios C-2 under 60 male Champion: Augusto de la Cruz Runner-up: José Roques C-3 under 21 male Champion: Pedro Mercedes Runner-up: Jeancarlo Rodríguez C-3 under 40 male Champion: Roberto Maltés Runner-up: Filippo Chiaramida
