The thirty-fifth edition of the women’s tennis internationals in Caserta ended, the Spanish Romero Gormaz triumphed in the singles. In the double, glory goes to the Lizarazo/Papamichail couple
CASERTA(alfonso centor)- The thirty-fifth edition of the women’s tennis internationals in the city of Caserta awarded the Spanish woman as its queen Romero Gormazvictorious in the final over Switzerland Jil Teichmann after a battle of over two hours, which ended with the score of 6-2/4-6/6-4.
In the doubles, the pair composed of the Colombian took the lead Yuliana Lizarazo and from Greek Despina Papamichailthanks to the success achieved in the final with a score of 4-6/6-3/10-3 against the English Ali Collins and the Colombian Maria Paulina Perez-Garcia.
The singles final was then followed by the awards ceremony attended by the deputy mayor of Caserta Emiliano Casale, with the councilors Gerardina Martino and Enzo Battarra, the president of the Caserta Tennis Club Massimo Rossi with the councilors Rosario Scala, Mario Basile, Aurelio Scotti , Pasquale Corvino, Patrizia Manzella, Guglielmo Masiello, Mario Pavone and Pasquale Pilla, the ITF Supervisor Guido Pezzella, Giuseppe Bonacci of the Coni of Caserta, the Panathlon president Giuliano Petrungaro, the Stars for Sports Merit president Nicola Scaringi, for Cogepa Michele Giaquinto, Pasquale Pilla of SMC, Miriam Fiorino of Lexus Napoli, Marco Grimaldi of Barilla Voiello, Massimo and Michele Alois of Fattorie Alois and Michele Iadicicco of the Sommelier Association of Caserta.
The finalists were awarded the trophy depicting the Vanvitellian palace created by designer Mario Basile.
Words of pride also for the president of the club Massimo Rossi who in the final ceremony thanked all the professionals and in particular the sponsors. “I am very happy with the participation of an increasingly large audience and not only for the happy moment of Italian tennis, but as many players have declared, including the winner, they are happy to return because they feel at home. This is thanks to the organization managed by Gianpaolo Papiro and Marco Matera and that of the media who brought to the attention the news of the tournament and the collaboration of the ITF through the supervisor Guido Pezzella. From the words expressed by the institutions present, there was confirmation that the club will not disappear and will not close even for a day.”
