Kenya’s Wimbledon historic champion Angella Okutoyi is chasing victory in singles and doubles at the Angola Ladies Open in Luanda.The competition got underway on Sunday, 1 November.Download our MozzartSport App For More NewsOkutoyi is scheduled to play her Round-of-32 singles match against Russia's Sofya Lansere on Monday, 2 November. In addition to the singles match, she is also competing in the doubles draw alongside Burundi's Sada Nahimana, taking on the fourth-seeded duo of Tiphanie Fiquet and Sandra Samir, with their Round-of-16 match also scheduled for Monday.The tournament follows a highly successful week for Okutoyi, who just secured the ITF W75 Glasgow Doubles Championship title in Scotland alongside Great Britain's Savannah Dada-Mascoll on Sunday, 1 November.Stars Abroad: Okot's WNBA title dream ends as Atlanta fall to Valkyries in historic finalThe duo defeated Elena Malygina and Amelia Rajecki with an impressive straight-sets 6-3, 6-3 victory in the final. Okutoyi had exited the singles showdown after being drawn against top-50 WTA player Suzan Lamens.The unseeded duo of Okutoyi and her British partner Dada-Mascoll, put on a dominant performance at the indoor hard court tournament in Scotland, navigating a tough draw to lift the trophy.They put together a spectacular four-match run to capture the Doubles Championship trophy, their road to the title including a massive quarter-final upset and consistent clutch play.##NAJAVA_MECA_10075968##In the Round of 16, the duo opened their campaign by taking down the pairing of Rosie Cho and Lara Savic in a competitive straight-sets victory of 6-3, 7-6.They, however, faced their toughest test in the quarters against the tournament's top-seeded British pair of Freya Christie and Eden Silva. After dropping the first set, Okutoyi and Dada-Mascoll fought back brilliantly to complete a major 6-7, 6-2, 10-8 upset in the match tiebreak.In the semifinal, they moved past the German duo of Tessa Johanna Brockmann and Ella Seidel to lock in their spot in the final, in 7-5, 6-0, going on to cap off an incredible week with a highly dominant performance.The victory marks a significant milestone for Okutoyi as she continues to climb the international professional tennis ranks following her historic collegiate career.No public money for Bayern, Ajax match as government reveals how over Ksh 1 billion will be raised
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