The University of Toronto Varsity Blues tennis teams head back to Mayfair Toronto East for the 2025 OUA Championships scheduled for October 10-12.

The U of T women will enter the championship as the No. 1 seed after winning the provincial banner in 2024, while the Varsity Blues men's will be a No. 2 seed following a silver medal finish last fall.
 
Men's Schedule
Friday, October 10
Quarter-Final C: No. 3 York vs No. 6 Queen's – 9 a.m.
Quarter-Final D: No. 4 Waterloo vs No. 5 Ottawa – 12 p.m.
Quarter-Final B: No. 2 Toronto vs No. 7 Brock – 3 p.m.
Quarter-Final A: No. 1 Western vs No. 8 McMaster – 6 p.m.

Saturday, October 11
Semifinal B: Winner Quarter-Final B vs Winner Quarter-Final C – 2:30pm
Semifinal A: Winner Quarter-Final A vs Winner Quarter-Final D – 4 p.m.

Sunday, October 12
Bronze Medal: Loser Semifinal A vs Loser Semifinal B – 10:30 a.m.
Gold Medal: Winner Semifinal A vs Winner Semifinal B – 1:30 p.m.

For the men, Toronto will once again be led by veteran No. 1 Rassam Yazdi. An engineering major, Yazdi is a multi-time OUA all-star and was named OUA Player of the Year in 2022. Additionally, Lucas Mock and Eric Ma have been relied on in the No. 2 and No. 3 slots throughout the season, assisted the Blues in achieving an impressive 5-2 record ahead of this weekend.

The Blues men will be looking to claim their 41st championship in program history, with their most recent coming in 2023.
 
Women's Schedule
Friday, October 10
Quarter-Final D: No. 4 Waterloo vs No. 5 York – 8 a.m.
Quarter-Final B: No. 2 McMaster vs No. 7 Queen's – 10:30 a.m.
Quarter-Final A: No. 1 Toronto vs No. 8 Ottawa – 1:30 p.m.
Quarter-Final C: No. 3 Western vs No. 6 Brock – 4:30 p.m.

Saturday, October 11
Semifinal B: Winner Quarter-Final B vs Winner Quarter-Final C – 12 p.m.
Semifinal A: Winner Quarter Final A vs Winner Quarter Final D – 2:30 p.m.

Sunday, October 12
Bronze Medal: Loser Semifinal A vs Loser Semifinal B – 9:30 a.m.
Gold Medal: Winner Semifinal A vs Winner Semifinal B – 12 p.m.

For the women, Toronto will be looking to two-time OUA all-star and 2023 OUA Player of the Year Anastasiya Dyadchenko. The third-year social sciences student has served as the Blues No. 1 singles and doubles player over the last two seasons, and has once again delivered in that role this fall. A consistency in the Blues championship roster also remains with returners like Maria Popova, Kaira Xuan, Veronika Podobed, and Noelle Vanasse Wilbert to name a few, all providing that championship experience.

Toronto went 6-0 through their fall competition schedule and will be aiming for a three-peat, having won the last three consecutive OUA Championships. A win will also mark their 42nd provincial banner in program history.