The 22nd Annual Top Gun Tennis Tournament a success!

Number one seed and San Diego junior, Campbell Johnson, overcame a first set deficit to win the Men's Open Singles event in an exciting second set tie-break, capturing the win 2-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 over former USC star and number two seed, Aaron Yovan.

Local Orange County Junior and number four seed, Brynn Boren, defeated Loyola Marymont’s Melissa Valenzuela, in a decisive 6-3, 6-1 Women's Open Singles victory. The OCCTA would especially like to thank Melissa for donating her prize money to our Tennis After School program!

For complete tournament results click here.

Pictures of the Babolat BBQ, champions and finalists in all events will be posted in our 2009 Top Gun photo gallery.

2009 Tournament Chair Shaun Bernadou and Tournament Director Sam Sarria along with the OCCTA would like to thank this year's sponsors: Babolat/Rich Francey and Allan Iverson for the Babolat BBQ, demo court and champion's gifts; returning sponsor Snell & Wilmer Law Offices; new sponsor, UPS; and we are so proud to welcome our official 'green' sponsor, OCB Reprographics, as the convenient recycling bins at all sites were successful in helping this event be environmentally friendly!

Special thanks to the Spearman's and host-site Racquet Club of Irvine, satellite sites Mesa Verde Country Club, The Tennis Club, Irvine Valley College, and Nellie Gail Ranch Tennis and Swim Club for use of your courts! RCI has generously offered to extend its special 'Top Gun' membership drive through December! Please contact Taryn Lysne for more details: taryn@spearmanclubs.com.

Most of all, we would like to thank all tournament participants, and the entire Top Gun team of volunteers on another successful event! Without your participation, cooperation and support, this event would not be possible.

Mark your calendars now, we look forward to seeing you next year: 11/05/2010!

Top Gun Tennis Tournament raises money for Orange Country Community Tennis Association (OCCTA) community based programs.

The OCCTA is a volunteer based, nonprofit organization, whose mission is to promote tennis programs such as Tennis After School (TAS).

Targeting inner city, multi cultural, and at-risk youth, TAS provides a safe, convenient, low-cost opportunity for children, that may not otherwise have the opportunity to learn the sport, to learn the basic skills of tennis.