Du 3 to 5 July , the Vernon Tennis Club will welcome a Women's P1000 which will bring together several players who are regulars at major events on the French circuit. With ten players from the French Top 100 With the starting lineup and particularly homogeneous pairs at the top of the seeds, the fight for the title looks wide open.
Tonda/Duchêne, the logical favorites
Seed number 1, Charlyne Tonda (27) et Alexise Duchêne (36) will arrive in Normandy with a fully embraced label of favorites.
The two players know each other perfectly. Together, they finished 2025 by winning the P1500 Padel Sphere , before following up with two more victories on the P1000 of Padel 95 and 4Padel Orleans where they had notably dominated the pair Mansart / Rondeau .
Accustomed to playing together and possessing a strong complementary skill set, they will be the team to beat throughout the weekend.
Robineau / Fontaine, an ambitious No. 2 seed
Behind the favorites, Laura Robineau (39) et Marine Fontaine (50) will form the second seeded team.
Two players firmly established in the French Top 50, capable of competing on the national circuit. Their consistency could allow them to play leading roles in a draw where every round promises to be hard-fought.
Two pairs to shake up the hierarchy
The number 3 seed will be composed of Léna Ruillard-Tuco (54) et Stella Giglione (67) A cohesive group that has the tools to trouble the best teams if it quickly finds its rhythm.
Just behind, Pauline Robat (54) et Nathalie Mancion (85) They will start as fourth seeds. Two experienced players who will also have a say in the race for the semi-finals.
Outsiders to watch
Behind the top four seeds, several teams could shake things up.
The pair Océane Wadoux (108) / Francisca Vieira (117) , seeded No. 5, has a very balanced ranking and could quickly trouble the favorites.
Seeded No. 6, Mathilde Mattei (78) will be associated with Manon Tonda (150) A team that could spring a few surprises if it manages to quickly find its rhythm.
The No. 7 seed will Julie Turpin (53) et Karla Poirrier (188) If the ranking gap between the two players is significant, Turpin's experience could allow this pair to play spoiler.
Finally Marianne Motte et Inès Villemur Both ranked 150th in France, they complete the top eight seeds. A well-balanced pair who could benefit from an open draw and aim for a strong run.
With several players from French Top 100 There are some clearly identified favorites, but also several outsiders capable of causing an upset. Vernon P1000 promises to be particularly competitive and should offer a high level of play throughout the weekend.
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Beyond the sporting interest, the Vernon Women's P1000 promises a particularly lively weekend. Qualifying will kick things off right from the Friday 3 July before a day of Saturday dedicated to the round of 32, round of 16 and quarter-finals. The final will take place Sunday with the semi-finals and then the final.
Enthusiasts will be able to follow the quarter-finals on Saturday , then the entire day of Sunday (semi-finals and final) live on Padel MagTV For those who will be making the trip to Vernon Tennis Club Entry will be free throughout the competition, with a food area and several activities planned within the tournament village.

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