Okutoyi Wins Glasgow Doubles Title With Dada-Mascoll
Angella Okutoyi and Savannah Dada-Mascoll captured the ITF W75 Glasgow doubles crown, while Okutoyi continues in Angola.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Tennis
Angella Okutoyi and Savannah Dada-Mascoll won the ITF W75 Glasgow Doubles Championship, defeating Elena Malygina and Amelia Rajecki 6-3, 6-3 in the final. Okutoyi is also competing in singles and doubles at the Angola Ladies Open in Luanda.
Why it matters
The title marks a doubles win for Okutoyi on the ITF circuit, with the Glasgow run requiring four consecutive matches. Her simultaneous entry in Angola shows a heavy tournament schedule across back-to-back events.
Okutoyi and Dada-Mascoll won all four Glasgow matches, including a 10-8 match tiebreak in the quarter-final after dropping the first set. Their semifinal win came 7-5, 6-0 over Tessa Johanna Brockmann and Ella Seidel.
The players
Angella Okutoyi
Angella Okutoyi is a Kenyan professional tennis player who competes on the ITF and WTA circuits.
Savannah Dada-Mascoll
Savannah Dada-Mascoll is a British professional tennis player who competes in doubles on the ITF circuit.
The details
Okutoyi and Dada-Mascoll defeated Elena Malygina and Amelia Rajecki 6-3, 6-3 in the Glasgow final on indoor hard courts. Okutoyi exited the singles draw in Glasgow after being drawn against Suzan Lamens.
Timeline
Sunday, 1 November: Glasgow doubles final won; Angola Ladies Open begins
Monday, 2 November: Okutoyi scheduled to play Sofya Lansere in the Angola singles Round of 32
Season Trajectory
The W75 tier sits in the ITF World Tennis Tour below higher-prize events, so results here build the ranking points players use to reach larger tournaments. Okutoyi's back-to-back events in Glasgow and Angola reflect the tour's pattern of consecutive lower-tier stops.
Okutoyi's doubles title adds ranking points that affect her seeding and draw position at upcoming ITF events. Her Monday schedule in Angola, with both singles and doubles matches, indicates she will be competing in two formats on the same day.
The takeaway
Okutoyi's run in Glasgow and her immediate return to competition in Angola show how players on the ITF circuit often compete in multiple events back to back. Tracking scheduled matches is the clearest way to follow her progress.
What happens next
Okutoyi is scheduled to play Sofya Lansere in the Angola singles Round of 32 on Monday, 2 November, and to partner Sada Nahimana in the Round of 16 doubles match the same day.
Further reading
Find more on women's professional events in the Tennis section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Mozzart Sport Kenya.
