XXXI Edition
28–31 MAY 2026 · Płock, Poland
Płock Orlen Polish Open is a prestigious ITF WC50 tournament, part of the Uniqlo Wheelchair Tennis Tour. Prize pool is 3,000 USD. Every year the Płock tournament attracts the best players from around the world.
Organised by the Integration Tennis Club Association in Płock for over 30 years, it is one of the most important wheelchair tennis events in Central Europe.
In 2026, the XXXI edition will be held in the following categories: Main Draw Men (draw of 32), Main Draw Women (draw of 16), Quad (draw of 8). Second Draw Men (draw of 16).
The Chief Referee will be Tomasz Pazik, and the Tournament Director – Wiesław Chrobot.
The tournament will be played at MOSiR Płock courts, ul. Sportowa 3.
Wiesiek Chrobot tel. 602 131 732
It's over… but what a finish! Playing at home is, to some extent, an added pressure — and Kamil Fabisiak's two victories in today's finals prove exactly that. The SIKT Płock player first dominated Tomoya Tachi in singles, winning in fine style 6:1 6:0, before teaming up with Jakub Bukała to claim the doubles title.
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Day three of the tournament brought the first champions. The Quad singles title went, as expected, to top seed Shota Kawano of Japan, who defeated Frenchman Jean Felix Boudou 6:3 6:0. The Second Draw was also concluded, with Przemysław Hebisz claiming the title. Third place went to SIKT Płock representative Mariusz Jakubowski.
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Honorary Patronage of the Mayor of Płock, Andrzej Nowakowski.
Day two began with men's singles matches to determine the first quarter-finalists. At the same time, the women started their quarter-final rounds on the indoor courts.
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