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Quanbai Tennis Club Claims Victory at 2026 Workers Cup Tournament in Beijing

The All-China Sports foundation-Hong Kong Jockey Club assisted “Workers Cup” Chinese Employees Tennis Team Competition concluded on January 3,2026,at the Beijing Tennis Management Center,showcasing a high level of competition and solidifying it’s position as a model for amateur tennis events in China. After two days of play encompassing 216 matches between 24 teams and 192 players, Quanbai Tennis Club emerged as champions.

The tournament, designed to promote “National Fitness, Healthy china,” saw New Starting Point Beijing Sports university Tennis Club secure the runner-up position, followed by Beijing Taihao Tennis Club in third. The event’s success underscores the growing enthusiasm for tennis among Chinese employees across various industries.

Did you know? – The Workers Cup tournament involved 192 players representing 24 teams from across China. It’s a significant event for amateur tennis, promoting fitness and community engagement.

A Tournament Built on Fairness and Inclusivity

According to Du Beibei, the competition’s chief referee, a key focus of the tournament design was ensuring equal opportunities for all participants. “All athletes have equal opportunities to participate; the competition system is designed to take into account fairness and experience,” she stated.The tournament structure also incorporated a “resurrection” round, allowing teams of similar skill levels to continue competing and fostering a more engaging experience.

This innovative approach was lauded by Mr.Geng Qilong, a member of the Zhejiang odier Club who participated as a special invitee. He explained, “The competition system is set up reasonably, and there is an chance for resurrection after the group cycle. Players with different rankings are regrouped, so that people with similar levels can continue to communicate and enjoy the game.” He further emphasized the value of learning from experienced Beijing-based players.

Celebrating Participation and Community

The event wasn’t solely focused on competition; it also prioritized camaraderie and personal enhancement. A player from New Starting Point Beijing Sports University Tennis Club shared, “The organizers of this event are thoughtful and the venue facilities and services…are quite complete. It is very agreeable and easy to play. At our age, it would be good if we can play more steadily and improve partially. The significant thing is to participate.” This sentiment highlights the tournament’s success in creating a welcoming and supportive environment for players of all levels.

Pro tip – The “resurrection” round in the Workers Cup allowed teams to continue playing even after initial losses, fostering a more inclusive and enjoyable experience for all skill levels.

Key Tournament Details and Sponsors

The “Workers Cup” tournament was made possible through funding from the All-China Sports Foundation and a donation from the Hong Kong Jockey Club. The China Enterprise Sports Association hosted the event, with the Beijing Tennis Management Center serving as the venue and Beijing Wan You Gravity sports Culture Growth Co.,Ltd. providing co-organization support.

The closing ceremony featured presentations by a number of dignitaries, including Mr. Wang Weidong, Chairman of the All-China Sports foundation; Mr. Dai Luqiang, Vice Chairman and Acting Chairman of the China Enterprise Sports association; and Ms. Ren Jun, Director Consultant of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Domestic

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