The BBVA Open Internacional de Valencia, the only WTA tournament in the Comunitat Valenciana, has played its last day and has known its champions of the 2025 edition.
The Sporting Club de Tenis Valencia has hosted throughout Sunday and consecutively the finals of the U14 category, doubles and singles since 12 noon.
Sofia Kova and started in the center court the first match of the day to determine who was crowned the best young racket of the region, with victory for the first by 6-2 and 6-0.
At 3 p.m. the first senior final started with the clash between the pairs formed by Maria Kozyreva and Irina Shymanovich against Yvone Cavelle-Reimers and Ángela Fita. The Spaniards would fall by 6-3 in the first set and could not come back in the second, where they succumbed by 6-4.
17:30 became the time for the final match between Louisa Chirico and Nuria Parrizas for the singles title. A hugely intense clash, the Spaniard managed to prevail by 7-5 and 7-6.
The ceremony was attended by Ximo Raga, director of private banking for the Eastern Territory of BBVA; Miguel Selvi, president of the Sporting Club de Tenis Valencia; César Lorente, director of transformation for the Eastern Territory of BBVA; Miguel Díaz, president of the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation; José Manuel Mieres, BBVA East Territorial Director; Rocío Gil, Councilor for Sports, Equality and Education of the City of Valencia; Joaquín Ríos, Executive Director of Tennium; Anabel Medina, Tournament Director and the Director of Caritas Valencia, Aurora Aranda, who received a solidarity check from the organization.
