The 2025 American Tennis Association (ATA) National Championships were held at the USTA National Campus from July 28 to August 3, drawing hundreds of athletes from across North America and the Caribbean.
This historic event once again showcased the remarkable talent and diversity within the tennis community, reaffirming the ATA’s legacy as a foundational force in the sport since 1916.
As one of the oldest and most influential tennis organizations in the United States, the ATA has served as a prolific pipeline for some of the greatest players, coaches, and contributors in tennis history. Since the first National Championships in 1917, the tournament has grown from just three events to five major divisions spanning junior, adult, and senior competition.
USTA Florida proudly highlights the outstanding performances of athletes from the Sunshine State. This year, Florida produced 21 winners, including 6 doubles champions, and 30 finalists, with 11 of those coming from doubles competition.
Before the competition, USTA Florida also served as the Presenting Sponsor of the ATA Awards Gala, held on July 27 at Rollins College’s Rice Pavilion. The Gala honored tennis trailblazers including Stacey Allaster, Jarmere and Jermaine Jenkins, and Illona Young, and paid tribute to the legacy of Althea Gibson.
As both organizations continue working to make tennis more accessible and inclusive, the ATA National Championships remains as a powerful reminder of the sport’s ability to inspire many. Let’s take a look at the results and highlights from this year’s tournament.
ATA Winners & Finalists from Florida
As one of the oldest and most influential tennis organizations in the United States, the ATA has served as a prolific pipeline for some of the greatest players, coaches, and contributors in tennis history. Since the first National Championships in 1917, the tournament has grown from just three events to five major divisions spanning junior, adult, and senior competition.
USTA Florida proudly highlights the outstanding performances of athletes from the Sunshine State. This year, Florida produced 21 winners, including 6 doubles champions, and 30 finalists, with 11 of those coming from doubles competition.
Before the competition, USTA Florida also served as the Presenting Sponsor of the ATA Awards Gala, held on July 27 at Rollins College’s Rice Pavilion. The Gala honored tennis trailblazers including Stacey Allaster, Jarmere and Jermaine Jenkins, and Illona Young, and paid tribute to the legacy of Althea Gibson.
As both organizations continue working to make tennis more accessible and inclusive, the ATA National Championships remains as a powerful reminder of the sport’s ability to inspire many. Let’s take a look at the results and highlights from this year’s tournament.
ATA Winners & Finalists from Florida
Junior Competition
Boy’s 10s Green Ball Singles (Round Robin)- Gaston Calderon (Weston) Champ
- Caeli Valencia (Tampa) Champ
- Seanna Church (St. Petersburg) Runner-Up
- Valeria Sizova (Boca Raton) Finalist
- Kenston Benoit (Orlando) Champ
- Kyler Kuchta (Boynton Beach) Finalist
- Sophia Ikwueme (Delray Beach) Champ
- Mila Rukosuev (Altamonte Springs) Finalist
- Dylan Remedios (Miami) Finalist
- Saachi Deshpande (Wesley Chapel) Finalist
- Reece Dennis (Bonita Springs) Finalist
- Aspen Wooten (Orlando) Finalist
- Corbin Sorenson/Yorgos Coumbaros (Orlando) Champs
- Randy Ariko (Orlando)/Braeden Holmes (Lake Mary) Finalists
- Gabriella Renaudin(Lehigh Acres) Champ
- Grace Renaudin (Lehigh Acres) Finalist
- Dwight E. Perkins III (Lehigh Acres) Finalist
- Aaliyah Ma’At (Orlando) Champ
- Samantha Chavez (Orlando) Finalist
Adult Competition
Men’s 35 & Over Singles- Gregory Dillard (Greenacres) Champ
- Senien Hicks (Orlando) Co-Finalist
- Alex Robayo (Winter Garden) Finalist
- Dion Williams/Tami Williams (Jacksonville) Finalists
- Marco Esteves (Orlando) Champ
- Esteban Kadamani (Miami) Champ
- Samantha Washington (Jacksonville) Champ
- Jamie Alcala (Crestview) Finalist
- Jay Stewart/Jojo Russo (Windermere) Champs
- Luis Salas/Digno Catillo (Lehigh Acres) Finalists
- Carolyn Moore/Leslie Sanders (Orlando) Finalists
- Rebecca Long/Delvin Seawright (Ocala) Champs
- Shirley Carson/Francis Ratliff (Casselberry) Finalists
- Gregory Dillard (Greenacres) Champ
- Esu Ma’At (Orlando) Finalist
- Gregory Shepard (Miami Beach) Finalist
- Fitzroy House (Lehigh Acres) Champ
- Harrell Thomas (Jacksonville) Finalist
- Clifford Vines (Nokomis) Champ
- Kathy Myers (Harmony) Finalist
- Shirley Lambert (Jacksonville) Finalist
- Delvin Grant/Jay Reese (Winter Garden) Finalists
- Charles Nelson/Richard Griffin (Lehigh Acres) Champs
- Julie Martin/Sonia Patrick (Riverview) Champs
- Jacqueline Robinson/Taralyn Bernard (Palm Coast) Finalists
- Kathy Myers/Karen Crane (Harmony) Runner-Ups
- Jay Reese/Cythina Staton (Winter Garden) Champs
- Dana Southall/Michael Goff (Jacksonville) Finalists
- James Champion/Constance Foreman (Cutler Bay) Finalists