Recent Tournament Successes

Quentin Villé recently achieved success at the Bertrige tournament, winning in both the men’s singles over 35s and mixed doubles categories. His victory in the men’s singles was slightly impacted by his opponent’s injury, but he expressed great enjoyment in the mixed doubles competition, partnering with his goddaughter, Lucie.

We were not favorites neither in the semi nor in the final, but we are really doubles specialists by being very offensive and loving interceptions at the net. Quentin Villé

From Player to Coach and Back Again

Villé’s journey in tennis has been multifaceted. He previously held a coaching position at the Federation center in Mons, working with promising young players, including David Goffin and Germain Gigounon. He ultimately resigned from the position due to the extensive travel requirements.

My contract included an obligation to travel with the young people, 25 weeks a year, to the four corners of the world. Adding the 280 km daily round trip between Paliseul and Mons, it was too much for me and my family. I have no regrets, but if I had been confined solely to physical preparation, without the travel, I would probably have made a different decision? Quentin Villé

After a period away from competitive play, Villé returned to the sport, currently holding a negative rank (B-2/6) and aiming to improve to B-15. He attributes his success to an atypical playing style focused on disrupting his opponents’ game.

Investing in the Next Generation

Villé is also dedicated to coaching the younger generation in Libramont, alongside Pierre-Yves Ninane. While they have faced challenges due to limited infrastructure, plans are underway to expand facilities, with new indoor courts expected to be completed by the end of 2026 or beginning of 2027. The goal is to attract back talented players who have sought training elsewhere.

The goal is to repatriate them in 2027 to play nationally. Quentin Villé

Villé is also preparing to compete in regional 1 with a strong team including Constantin Zervakis, Thibaut Tocino-Collier, Espen Jerouville, Simon Everarts, and Mathéo Martin.

Recent Tournament Results

Tennis Club Barvaux

• Men’s Doubles 2: Eliott Chambon and Jonathan Neuville beat Anatol Modave and Colin Dalcette 6/4 6/3
• Women’s Doubles 4: Pauline Silvestre and Natacha Reginster beat Elise Jamagne and Delphine Delvaux 6/3 6/1
• Mixed Doubles 4: Anne Charière and Simon Annet beat Amélie Leclère and Grégoire Gustin 6/1 6/0

Tennis Club Bertrix

• Men’s Singles over 35 – 2: Quentin Villé beats Julien Duvivier 7/6 7/6
• Women’s Singles over 25 – 3: Marie Gérard beats Valérie Jérouville 6/3 6/3
• Men’s Singles 2: Constantin Zervakis beats Maxime Mottet 6/4 6/0

Tennis Club Garisart

• Men’s Singles over 35 – 2: Jonathan Fux beats Maxime Meis 6/4 6/1
• Ladies’ singles over 25 years – 2: Laurie Pons beats Nina Dumont 6/4 7/6
• Grade 1 – U13 boys: Liam Feller beats Ezio Jacques 6/3 6/1