The 33rd Annual William H. Metzger PA Clay Court Open concluded successfully on July 20, 2025, in York City, PA, despite facing some weather-related challenges. Tournament director Craig Matthias expressed gratitude for the participants and the community's support, highlighting the event's significance in promoting tennis in South Central Pennsylvania.

During the award ceremony, Matthias acknowledged the efforts of players and volunteers, particularly praising the sportsmanship displayed throughout the tournament. He emphasized the importance of community involvement, stating that the tournament has become a cherished tradition over the past 33 years, thanks to the dedication of many individuals.

Julie Metzger, daughter of the tournament's namesake, reflected on the event's growth and the positive impact it has had on local tennis culture. She thanked the fans for their attendance and support, noting that their presence is vital for the tournament's continuation. Metzger also recognized the sponsors and the Colonial Country Club for their contributions, which help make the event possible.

Player Holden, a returning participant, shared his appreciation for the tournament and the efforts made to ensure the courts were playable despite the rain. He expressed his commitment to returning each summer, reinforcing the event's role in fostering high-level tennis in the region.

The ceremony concluded with acknowledgments of the contributions from various sponsors and community members, including a significant mention of the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition, which has benefited from the tournament's fundraising efforts. The event not only celebrates tennis but also supports important causes, showcasing the community's spirit and commitment to making a difference.

As the tournament wrapped up, excitement for next year's 34th edition was palpable, with organizers and participants alike looking forward to continuing this beloved tradition.