De Armas–Arraya lead Miami winners as Greenoak Open crowns five age-group champions

Jose De Armas and Juan Arraya won the men's 45-and-over title at the FIP Beyond B3 Greenoak Open in Miami, while American senior national-team players also featured among the champions in three of the four women's divisions.

The October 16–18 tournament at Padel X gave age-group competition its own international stage after a month of senior national-team play and junior results. Its five completed draws also show how much the competitive format matters: some titles followed conventional knockout brackets, while others required a final after round-robin play.

De Armas and Arraya finish without losing a set

The top-seeded Americans defeated Rudi Kalil and Claudio Risco 6–4, 7–6 in the men's final. The official completed draw records a first-round bye and a 6–2, 6–1 semifinal win over Nalle Grinda and Alex O'Brien before that championship match.

The same document shows two walkovers in the opposite half. Kalil and Risco therefore reached the final by a different route from the champions; a finalist label alone would conceal that difference. The published draw awards 80 points to the winners and 45 to the runners-up, with no prize money.

Four women's titles, including a British victory

According to USA Padel's October 19 recap, Annica Cooper and Sophie Cousins won the women's 40+ final 7–5, 6–2 against Marieline Grinda and Dorothy Zerbst. Cooper and Cousins finished with four wins and no lost sets, including the round-robin phase.

Unseeded Natalia De Biasi and Amela Hadziosmanovic took the women's 45+ title against Ana Magrini and Laura Gaviria Halaby. Their final was the only one of the five championships decided in three sets.

Nancy Dingwall and Mariana Talarico won the women's 50+ final 6–2, 6–2 against Sally Fisher and Julie Bradbury. The British pair then won the 55+ final, beating Magrini and Karina Tenenbaum 6–3, 6–4. Magrini left Miami with two runner-up finishes.

An age-group circuit with its own ranking

The confirmed entry list contained 26 pairs: six in the men's 45+ draw and 20 across the four women's draws, as set out in USA Padel's tournament preview. Those are the actual Miami fields, rather than a claim that every age group offered by the wider circuit was contested at this event.

The FIP event listing identifies Padel X at 141 NE 13th Terrace as the venue and distinguishes six outdoor match courts from two practice courts. Its Boca Raton reference was a rain-backup arrangement, not a second tournament host confirmed by the results.