Reuben Newman-Billington, President of UoN Tennis, expressed his pride in the team's achievements, stating, ' we are very proud of Rebeka and Marie. The BUCS Doubles National Championships is widely regarded as a prestigious event within the BUCS tennis community, with a history of attracting elite tennis players over the years. Maisie Wood and Emma Sawkings, along with Emin Torlic and Bradley Buckland, also reached the quarterfinals, highlighting the team's overall strength in the competition. In addition to Stolmar and Mattel's triumph, the club had two more pairs shine at the championships. Both athletes are scholars and have enjoyed remarkable success both before and during their time at the University. The duo's success adds to the legacy of UoN Tennis, as the team has claimed gold in the women's event for the third consecutive year.Ĭurrently leading their league against formidable opponents such as Loughborough and Bath, Rebeka and Marie have established themselves as key players for UoN Tennis. Their exceptional form continued at the Championships, where they didn't drop a set on their way to a resounding victory.

Stolmar and Mattel, who play at the number 1 and 2 positions for UoN Tennis, have had an undefeated start to the season.

In a spectacular display of skill and determination, Marie Mattel (left) and Rebeka Stolmar (right) from University of Nottingham Tennis secured the gold medal in the women's event at the 2023 BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sport) Doubles National Championships held at the Shrewsbury Tennis Centre from November 18th- 19th.

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