Defending champion Tandin Wangchuk successfully retained his title after defeating Jigme Norbu in a closely contested match. The final was marked by long rallies and high intensity, with Jigme Norbu pushing the pace through aggressive shot-making and relentless movement. His energy kept the pressure on throughout, forcing Tandin to stay sharp and cover the court consistently. Tandin Wangchuk responded with experience and composure, managing key points with control and discipline to secure the win and defend his title.

Earlier in the tournament, the Under 16 Boys title went to Aarush Das, who defeated Tenzin Dudu in the final. In the Under 16 Girls category, Tandin T. Wangmo claimed victory over Kelzang. The Lucky Mixed Doubles category saw Jigme Norbu and Tenzin overcome the experienced pair of Yonten and Mandhoj in a match that highlighted a contrast between youth and experience. In the 45+ Veterans category, Dinesh Chhetri secured the title after defeating Doshing Lapcha. In the Women’s Singles, Tenzin Wangsel Lhaden delivered a solid performance to beat Lhasel Puendharica and take the championship.

From the opening day to the final match, the tournament delivered competitive tennis, close contests, and strong participation across all categories. With growing interest, rising young players, and consistent performances from experienced athletes, the championship continues to raise the level of tennis in the country.