TORONTO, Ont. – The Mustangs Men's Tennis teams are bringing home plenty of hardware from the 2026 OUA Tennis Championship, securing the 25^th OUA Championship in program history.

They blanked Brock 7-0 in the quarterfinal on Friday, then took down the defending champion Toronto Varsity Blues in Saturday's semifinal, 5-2. They wasted no time in reclaiming their spot atop the podium with a 4-0 victory in the gold medal game over Queen's.

Doubles partners Liam Drover-Mattinen and Luke Adrian were unstoppable for Western, going 3-0 each in their singles matches while also sporting a perfect 3-0 record in doubles play. Neither player dropped a set all weekend. Both were named OUA all-stars, with Drover-Mattinen taking home Player of the Year honours. Adrian was named Rookie of the Year as well.

"Knowing we had six rookies and to see how great they gelled with our veterans, it was a very satisfying year." said Mustangs Co-Head Coach Anthony Glavanic.

Kirill Chepushtanov and Jonathan Bulla touted undefeated records as well, winning four matches each.

The banner win also secures the Mustangs a berth into the 2027 Canadian University Championships next summer.

OUA Tennis All-Stars
Women's
Anastasiya Dyadchencko, Toronto
Maria Popova, Toronto
Brooke Feth, Queen's
Nawal Youssef, Queen's
Sierra Ausman, Western
Grace Whitley, York

Men's
Liam Drover-Mattinen, Western
Luke Adrian, Western
Dylan Ginsberg, Queen's
Matt Truong, Queen's
Lucas Mack, Toronto
Filip Popadish, Ottawa
 
OUA Tennis Award Winners
Women's
Rookie of the Year: Brooke Feth, Queen's
Player of the Year: Grace Whitley, York
Coach of the Year: Maciek Gebczynski and Chantal Forristal, Western

Men's
Rookie of the Year: Luke Adrian, Western
Player of the Year: Liam Drover-Mattinen, Western
Coach of the Year: Zhenya Kandratovski, Ottawa