The Thadin Daeng tennis team won the C Cup championship at the "100 Plus Thai Tennis League 2026."
The mixed team tennis competition, 100 Plus Thai Tennis League 2026, held its fifth edition with total prize money exceeding 500,000 baht at the ALM X Impact Tennis and Sport Center in Muang Thong Thani, Nonthaburi. The second day concluded on the evening of 24 Aug 2026 with the contest for the C Cup championship.
The competition was intense from the morning, featuring eight teams divided into two groups: Group A included BALI Height C (defending champions), Lo Thong, Krung Kao, and Inzent; Group B comprised Ramananos, UNLOSER C, Suan Sanam, and Thadin Daeng.
After the round-robin stage, the top team from Group A was Lo Thong, undefeated with three straight wins, advancing to the final against Thadin Daeng, the top team from Group B, who also remained unbeaten in their three matches. In the final, Thadin Daeng narrowly defeated Lo Thong 4-3 to claim the C Cup championship and a 60,000 baht prize, while Lo Thong received 30,000 baht.
In the final match details, Thadin Daeng took the early lead in the mixed youth doubles, where Alexander Zadoff and Manatsanan Funoi defeated Lo Thong’s Watchapon Khaiman and Wichayada Promchan with a score of 7-5.
Then Lo Thong scored two consecutive points: in the general mixed doubles, Wasit Setabut and Thamolwan Harunraphong beat Dran Nawawongsanun and Sirithorn Chanaplu 6-3, and in the women’s doubles (combined age 90), Pawarisa Phanthasiri and Nicha Saejen defeated Walaya Ruangrat and Kannika Setthao 6-3, putting Lo Thong ahead 2-1.
After that, Thadin Daeng won three straight matches to lead 4-2, earning points from the mixed doubles (combined age 100) where Pataiwarn Trongsiriwat and Piyadit Latti defeated Piriya Tadkaew and Chatchai Chuchom 6-2; the men’s doubles (combined age 90) with Adul Phanumasiwat and Thanapong Julthammath beating Supakrit Daengprasert and Praphat Kaewnoparat 6-1; and the men’s doubles (combined age 110) where Surapong Senala and Korkiat Wannalied defeated Thanapaisan Panthasiri and Wannayut Khongsai 6-1.
In the final match, Lo Thong scored a point from the men’s doubles (combined age 130) where Worachet Sewatpanit and Watcharin Phongmaheng defeated Apichart Pongsuwan and Worawit Rupobol 6-4. Overall, Thadin Daeng edged out Lo Thong 4-3 in matches.
In the third-place playoff, Krung Kao defeated Ramananos 4-3, securing third place and a prize of 15,000 baht, while Ramananos took fourth place and received 7,500 baht.
Special awards at the event included outstanding team manager shirts awarded to the Thadin Daeng team manager. Additionally, awards were presented to two outstanding coaches and one outstanding male and female player each.