Luis Lentz triumphs at the O-Beck Open in Osterholz!

Luis Lentz triumphs at the O-Beck Open in Osterholz!

Today, June 16, 2025, the TC Osterholz-Scharmbeck shines in all its glory because the 4th “O-Beck Open” took place with great success. With a large number of participants of 120 athletes, the competitive tennis tournament was a real magnet for tennis enthusiasts from the region Weser courier reported. Organizer Hannah Abraham was very pleased with the high quality of the games.

In the open men's final, top seed Luis Lentz competed for Bremer TC 1912 and fulfilled his role as favorite with flying colors. Lentz prevailed against Elias Stankowitz 6:2, 6:3, crowning his impressive performance. Lentz and his partner Paula Riethmüller from TCO also proved their skills in the mixed competition and secured the title.

Results of the competitions

The other competitions were also characterized by exciting matches. The key results are as follows:

• Damen offen: 1. Megan Bruns (Osnabrücker TC), 2. Uma Zander, 3. Josie Harrer (Bremerhaven), 3. Finia Pfisterer
• Herren offen: 1. Luis Lentz, 2. Elias Stankowitz, 3. Robin Seitz, 3. Marlon Huber
• Herren B-Feld: 1. Moritz Zimmann, 2. Mirko Frömming, 3. Florian Brandt, 3. Noe Rademann
• Herren 30: 1. Marcus May, 2. Christian Hobbie, 3. Bastian Meyer, 3. Eduard Drefs
• Damen 40: 1. Kathrin Plotzke, 2. Kirsten Lentz, 3. Silke Mall, 3. Nicole Kim-Schöne
• Herren 50: 1. Marco Wingerning, 2. Andreas Lustig, 3. Sven Bimber, 3. Holger Koppe
• Mixed offen: 1. Paula Riethmüller/Luis Lentz, 2. Uma Zander/Hannes Vanini, 3. Agnieszka Kuhmann/Marlon Huber, 3. Laura Schultz/Maxymilian Kuhmann
• Mixed 40: 1. Jessica Lubrich/Sven Grützmacher, 2. Silke Mall/Seif Hamdy Mostafa, 3. Kirsten Lentz/Sascha Jäckel, 3. Antje Kühn/Christian Kühn

Big tennis in Berlin

While the balls are flying in Osterholz-Scharmbeck, something big is also happening in Berlin. The Berlin Tennis Open by Hylo, a WTA 500 grass court tournament, also opened its doors today, as WTA tennis reported. With a strong field of participants, including nine of the top 10 players, the game will be played for valuable ranking points and high bonuses from today until June 22nd.

Current world number one Aryna Sabalenka and defending champion Jessica Pegula are just some of the high-profile players taking part. The players also enjoy a lot of prize money on the green grass, which goes up to 142,610 euros for the winner.

Both tournaments show once again that tennis is flourishing in Germany. Fans can look forward to exciting matches and surprising twists as the best players in the country and the world fight for glory and honor.