2021 Akisphere

Poster de l’Akisphère 2021 – Luka Weyler Lavallée exécute un ”toe jam” au dessus du filet

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As 2021 was still a pandemic year, the 2021 Akisphere was a local affair as no foreigners were allowed in the country.

Nonetheless, the turnout was good with a total of 22 players from Aki Québec showing up to compete.

François Depatie-Pelletier continued on his winning streak from 2020 in doubles, with the help of his partner Luka Weyler-Lavallée. As well, Luka won the singles category and took 2nd in the mixed doubles, missing a triple crown by a very small margin.

In the mixed doubles, Marilyn Demuy was also on a possible streak as she won the 2019 edition, the last time that mixed appeared at the Akisphère. In the end, she won mixed with partner Luc Legault, to deprive Luka of the triple crown.

Double Open – Open Doubles

1. François Depatie Pelletier / Luka Weyler Lavallée
2. Emmanuel Bouchard / Luc Legault
3. Yves Archambault / Russel Arsenault
4. Geneviève Bousquet / Zack Bourdeau Pouplier
5. Maude Landreville / Marilyn Demuy
6. Dominique Soulard / Stéphane Tailleur
7. Philippe Lessard / Kim Savard
8. Jérôme Charette-Pépin / Natacha Mercure
9. Corbin Steele / Léa Lespérance
10. Laurent Beaudin / Antoine Desrochers Godin
11. Guillaume Perrault Roy / Marc-André Sabourin

Simple – Singles

1. Luka Weyler Lavallée
2. Renaud Fanoni
3. Russel Arsenault
4. Corbin Steele
5. Antoine Desrochers Godin
6. Zack Bourdeau Pouplier
7. Kim Savard
8. Guillaume Perrault Roy
9. Jérôme Charette-Pépin

 Double Mixte – Mixed Doubles

1. Marilyn Demuy / Luc Legault
2. Maude Landreville / Luka Weyler Lavallée
3. Kim Savard / Philippe Lessard
4. Geneviève Bousquet / Zack Bourdeau Pouplier
5. Léa Lespérance / Corbin Steele
6. Natacha Mercure / Jérôme Charette-Pépin