Property Padel Tournament Brings the Industry Together for a Fantastic Day of Fundraising
The property industry came together yesterday for an action-packed and highly competitive Agents Giving & Rayner Personnel Padel Tournament, proudly supported by Benjamin Stevens Estate Agents and Kremer Signs. The event was a tremendous success, uniting teams from across the sector for a day of sport, networking, and charitable giving.
Celebrating Our Winners
After an exciting series of matches, we are delighted to congratulate our champions:
Tier 1 Winners: Conor Clarke & Fred Stolkan of CMP Investments
Tier 2 Winners: Lewis Brooks & Luke Donaghy of Pygott & Crone
Tier 1 Runners up: Lloyd Becker of District & Robert Kleinman of Brotherton
Tier 2 Runners up: Christopher David of Davis Homes & Ian Holman
Each team demonstrated impressive skill and teamwork throughout the tournament, making for thrilling finals in both tiers. 
Supporting Mental Health and Industry Causes
Thanks to the generosity of everyone involved — from raffle donors to team participants — the tournament raised vital funds in support of Mind and the Agents Giving Grant Fund. Your contributions help continue the essential work these charities do within our communities and across the industry.
Thank You to Our Supporters
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank-you to:
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All participating teams
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Our fantastic sponsors
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Everyone who donated raffle prizes
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The volunteers and organisers who made the day possible
Your support ensures events like this not only bring the industry together but also make a real difference.
What's it all about?
Everything you need to know
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How Padel Works
Padel is an energetic and tactical sport played in a glass-enclosed court around a third the size of a tennis court. What makes it unique is that players can use the surrounding walls to bounce the ball, creating exciting rallies and clever plays. The rackets are solid with holes – quite different from traditional tennis rackets – and the balls are similar to tennis balls, though slightly softer due to lower pressure. -
Scoring and Match Format
Padel follows the same scoring system as tennis – 15, 30, 40 and game – with matches typically played over the best of three sets -
Serving and Rally Play
Serves must be underarm, and the ball needs to bounce behind the service line before being struck diagonally into the opponent’s service box. From there, players can either hit the ball before it bounces or allow it to bounce once. The ball can also be played off the walls after it bounces, making for a game that’s both fast-paced and full of strategy. -
Winning Points
You score a point when your opponent fails to return the ball, hits it into the net, or if the ball hits a wall before touching the ground.
Event Sponsor - Rayner Personnel
We’re proud to have Rayner Personnel as headline sponsor of the Property Padel Tournament.
As the Total Talent Partner to the property and financial services industries, Rayner Personnel are more than just recruiters – they’re expert matchmakers, connecting the right people with the right roles in the right businesses, at the right time.
Built on the values of Relationship, Reputation and Recommendation, their team is trusted by candidates and employers alike for their honest, supportive approach and unwavering professionalism. Whether you’re looking to grow your career or build a winning team, Rayner Personnel are dedicated to helping make your Mondays matter.
